text:
If you've always dreamt of visiting one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring attractions in the area, Expedia.co.nz is here to help you find cheap hotels near Stevens Institute of Technology in Jersey City, New Jersey. Touted as being among the most tourist-friendly accommodation around, the hotels here allow you easy access to the must-see spots on your list, so you can be amazed while basking in the beauty that Jersey City is famous for.
Why stay far away from one of the most frequented sightseeing spots in town, when there are plenty of Stevens Institute of Technology hotels to choose from? Expedia.co.nz presents you with plenty of Stevens Institute of Technology accommodation deals well within proximity to this acclaimed attraction. Review the amenities offered by each of your lodging options, and make a reservation at the hotel that's right for you. Experience Stevens Institute of Technology exactly how you'd like, when you use our easy-to-use tools to find the accommodation that's ideal for you.


text:
I am developing cross-platform Qt application. It is freeware though not open-source. Therefore I want to distribute it as a compiled binary.
On windows there is no problem, I pack my compiled 'exe' along with MinGW's and Qt's DLLs and everything goes great.
But on Linux there is a problem because the user may have shared libraries in his/her system very different from mine.
Qt deployment guide suggests two methods: static linking and using shared libraries. The first produces huge executable and also require static versions of many libraries which Qt depends on, i.e. I'll have to rebuild all of them from scratches. The second method is based on reconfiguring dynamic linker right before the application startup and seems a bit tricky to me.
Can anyone share his/her experience in destributing Qt applications under Linux? What method should I use? What problems may I confront with? Are there any other methods to get this job done?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Performance test: The Nikon D5500
In our first-looks piece on the D5500, we were quite impressed by what Nikon had packed into this tiny camera. Now that we've had a chance to put it through its paces, we're pleased to share some sample images and our take on its performance.
MWC 2015: The cool and cute edition
Anything happening at Mobile World Congress 2015, the largest mobile industry trade show of the year? Lots, apparently. We round up the key news and some interesting sights at the show floors. Enjoy and see you next year.
APS-C camera shootout: Canon 7D Mark II vs. Samsung NX1
Canon's 7D Mark II and Samsung's NX1 are two of the most recent APS-C cameras to have hit the market, and both boast impressive specs and features. While one is a revamp of a storied favorite, the other represents a first attempt at cracking the larger professional market, making this quite an interesting head-to-head. Which fares better? Hit the jump to find out.
Top 5 sights of CP+ 2015
With Sony, Olympus, and Canon all having major product launches in the very early part of the year, the question of what else would we find at Japan's annual Camera & Photo Imaging Show (a.k.a. CP+) is always going to be asked. We've done our rounds at the show floor, and here are our top five sights at the show.
Canon advances EOS M line-up with the new EOS M3
Canon has just announced its third generation mirrorless camera – the EOS M3, and it comes with a 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor and Canon's Hybrid CMOS AF III technology.
Canon's EOS 5DS and 5DSR full-frame DSLRs have a record-breaking 50.6MP sensor
Three years after the EOS 5D Mark III, Canon has announced the EOS 5DS and 5DSR. We tell you what else is new besides their incredibly high-res 50.6MP full-frame CMOS sensor.
First looks: Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II
Olympus has finally released a successor for the popular OM-D E-M5. Does the Mark II live up to the mark set by the original? We go hands-on.
First looks at the Nikon D5500 and AF-S NIKKOR 300mm F/4E PF ED VR
Nikon came around to our office with some of the products showcased at CES 2015, so we're pleased to bring you a quick first looks at their first headliners for the new year - the D5500 and the incredibly light AF-S NIKKOR 300mm F/4E PF ED VR. Read on for our initial findings!
Fujifilm X30 – A premium prosumer compact with retro good looks
Fujifilm's popular prosumer compact, the X20, is now back with several upgrades. Can the X30 with its new dual-ring control, improved EVF, upgraded display and more go up against the competition? Read our review to find out.
Sony Cyber-shot HX60V - An advanced travel compact with 30x zoom
If you want a digital compact that lets you shoot both far and wide, the Sony Cyber-shot HX60V might be the camera for you. But with minimal changes compared to last year's Cyber-shot HX50V, will the newcomer be able to hold its own against the competition, especially Panasonic's impressive Lumix DMC-TZ60?


text:
FedEx Corp. completed its $4.9 billion acquisition of TNT Express and will start integrating the European company into its network immediately.
The French ocean carrier received confirmation today for its estimated $2.4 billion acquisition of Neptune Orient Lines and its APL container shipping subsidiary by the Anti-monopoly Bureau of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.
The seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index equaled 134.8 for the month, down another 2.1 percent from March and 2 percent compared with April 2015, according to the American Trucking Associations.
Registration takes less than 1 minute.
The first phase of the "Middle Harbor Project," due to go into operation this year, will add about 10 percent more container capacity to the nation's second largest container port and allow Long Beach Container Terminal to handle 18,000-TEU vessels.
The proposed alliance would become a dominant player in the three major east-west trades, beating out total capacity currently offered by the 2M Alliance on those trade lanes, according to an analysis from BlueWater Reporting.
Consolidation in the ocean shipping industry is causing drastic changes to the current carrier vessel sharing agreements, but how will it all play out? American Shipper CEO Hayes Howard discusses some of the possible alliance scenarios.


text:
Congress Gets One Right: Bring Pastor Saeed & the American Hostages Home
The time is now. Bring the American hostages home.
That was the message echoed over and over again today in Congress.
American Pastor Saeed Abedini's wife, Naghmeh, delivered a compelling message to Congress, urging it to do all within its power to bring her husband home.
She testified alongside family members of the three other American hostages held in Iran: Jason Rezaian, Amir Hekmati, and Robert Levinson.Read More »


text:
POS Systems
Would you like to know the top sellers on your menu? Know the quantity of food to order next week? Ensure your servers take accurate orders that are delivered fast to the kitchen? Track drivers and their delivery orders? Monitor and control multiple restaurants from a remote location? If you answered yes to these questions, you are ready to invest in a point-of sale system.
ACityDiscount has teamed up with Toshiba and pcAmerica to provide the restaurant industry with a cost-effective, feature-rich POS system that is flexible and reliable, and simple for employees to use. Most importantly, this POS system will provide operators with a new level of control over restaurant FOH and kitchen operations, helping you increase efficiency, boost profits, fine-tune inventory and make smarter business decisions.
Available in preconfigured one, two, three and four terminal bundles, each of the Toshiba / pcAmerica POS systems includes Restaurant Pro Express and just about everything else you need to get your new system set up and running quickly.
Consult our POS Buyer's Guide to learn how your restaurant or bar would benefit from using a point-of-sale system with Restaurant Pro Express software and Toshiba TEC hardware.


text:
Fetching data from CrossRef. This may take some time to load.
Urgent high quality communications from across the chemical sciences.
Impact Factor 6.834 100 Issues per Year Indexed in Medline
A triple-channel lab-on-a-molecule for triple-anion quantification using an iridium(III)–imidazolium conjugate
Corresponding authors
Center for Micro- and Nanochemistry and Engineering, Organische Chemie, Universität Siegen, Adolf-Reichwein-Strasse, Siegen, Germany
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Chem. Commun., 2014,50, 5756-5759
Received 24 Feb 2014, Accepted 07 Apr 2014
First published online 22 Apr 2014
This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported Licence.
| | | | | | More
Open Access
This content is free, please choose one of the three options provided in the Log in section to gain access.
Please choose one of the options provided in the log in section to gain access to this content:
Chemical Communications - Information Point
Log in (Free Access)
Log in
Supplementary Info
Supplementary information


text:
cyclophosphamide Index
Featured: cyclophosphamide, Cytoxan Main Article
Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) is a drug prescribed for the treatment of certain cancers including breast cancer, leukemia, and ovarian cancer. Side effects, drug interactions, patient safety information, and pregnancy efficacy should be reviewed prior to taking any medication.
Pictures, Images, Illustrations & Quizzes
Related Diseases & Conditions
View All 28 cyclophosphamide Related Diseases & Conditions »
Related FAQs, Doctor's & Expert's Views
View All 12 cyclophosphamide Doctor's & Expert's Views »
Procedures & Tests
Health News
View All 16 cyclophosphamide Health News »
Health Features
Tools & References
View All 5 cyclophosphamide References »
FDA Drug Labels on RxList.com
View All 10 cyclophosphamide FDA Drug Labels on RxList.com »


text:
Stickup Kid - Nothing About Me
AR057 - Stickup Kid - Nothing About Me
This is Stick Up Kid's debut album on Adeline Records. The initial pressing for Nothing About Me is 500 records split between three different colors: Deep Purple, Neon/Black Splatter, and A-Side/B-Side in red and blue. Pressing Info:
167 Deep Purple
166 Neon/Black Splatter
166 A-Side/B-Side
Track Listing:
1. Breathing
2. Lighthouse
3. Dreaming Of Kenny Rogers
4. You Are Captain Hook
5. The Weather Outside Is Weather
We Also Recommend


text:
At Dillard's, we implemented a security program to ensure that a human is trying to enter our site and not a computer. If you have any questions, please contact email@example.com.
If you want to pay your bill, please visit Dillards.com/payonline.
Item #020274430023 125 470021
Click Image To Zoom
(based on 4 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 4 customers
Displaying reviews 1-4
Back to top
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
i like this product,easy to apply
By vecky
from las vegas
About Me Classic Style
Comments about Clarins Instant Smooth Perfecting Touch:
apply after moisturiser best result my face looks more younger than before,then follow with any clarins foundation wow,looks good
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Images shared by vecky
Tags: Using Product
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Comment on this review
Wonderful product, even for rosacea
By JK
from Macon, Georgia
I have a serious problem with rosacea, which has caused a host of other problems, including constantly cracked skin. Instant Smooth helps hide the cracking and gives me the appearance of normal, hydrated skin. It's not terribly expensive and one only needs an teeny, tiny amount.
Love it!
By Starfish1849
from Biloxi, MS
About Me Trendy Style
I apply this sparingly to my T zone only. It immediately takes any shine out. It is so matte. I've been searching forever for a product like this. This is my musthave and I take it with me everywhere!
I like it product
By tesha07
from Conway arkansas
About Me Natural Style
I use it every morning after I wash my face, and it last during all days. I Like it very much and It looks so natural on my face.


text:
I am sorry. I do not see it that way, a few moments where you're pushed under the pool etc isn't enough for me to call most of it a QTE event.
A QTE event, to me is a sequence of button presses that are at most times random (most games that use the system, use it that way -- it's not part of a combat system nor does it have any meaning or purpose behind it such as Triangle for dodge, Square for punch and circle to break free of the enemies grab move which you learn at the beginning to use later on in the game.)
Shenmue popularized the QTE event and it would randomly change to throw you off. Resident Evil 4 is another game that used it and it was always random. The buttons had no logical order or connection to each other.
Anyhow....I edited my previous post to say the folllowing:
"I'll give it a rest. I honestly think that it's a bit of stretch to say that the beginning is a series of QTE events. It appears that way because of how naughtydog uses their animation system + the location you are in, which is basically a closed area."
What do you mean (referring to your comment on Splinter Cell)?
In Splinter Cell (I haven't played most of it, only certain areas.) You have control of the character and you can move them around towards certain places to get a certain action, similar to UC3. You can push enemies towards a table, you can dodge etc etc.
Results 176 to 200 of 236
11-11-2011 #176
- Join Date
- Jun 2006
- Age
- 30
- Posts
- 8,437
- Rep Power
- 111
Last edited by sainraja; 11-11-2011 at 03:15.
11-11-2011 #177
Push X (learn to fight)
Push Y (learn to fight)
Cutscene (helping Sully out of chair)
Push Buttons
Push Buttons
Free fight 1 guy for 15 seconds
Cutscene (smash guys head into pool table)
Cutscene (guy comes in, Sully jumps on his back you pick up a chair)
Push Button
Cutscene (guy throws you down to the next floor)
Its not QTE, but it so small amount of actual "control" before it gets wrestled away from you for the sake of the story.
Maybe the first chapter is a bad eaxmple, I dont know but heels teeth the followed that up with the most obvious (path wise)and boring "follow him through the streets" chapter. I couldnt even deviate if wanted to.
You know, I never even drew my gun.
Maybe thats what I missed, the chance to shoot someone.
Re: splinter cell, watch the intergiation scenes, when you interrigate someone, all you really do is choose what particular cutscene you going to trigger.
You can drag him to a wall, or a mirror, or a table etc, but once you hit the "smash him" button its all cutscene.
Last edited by mynd; 11-11-2011 at 03:40.
11-11-2011 #178
To me to, in Uncharted3 those event are not QTE..... IMO!!!!
11-11-2011 #179
I'd rather have it like UC3 than Batman but I don't prefer Heavy Rain's style.
In the end, I would rather actually have full freedom like in Skyrim but I can certainly understand that the intensity wouldn't be as good if you were just randomly beating people up as opposed to going through series of cool things happening while you somewhat had control over the situation (like beating them up and stuff and then you go through an action sequence).
That is what would make the game more enjoyable to me. It's really the only way we can have a movie-like game because otherwise the right stuff can't happen at the right time and the right way.
Direction and cues are extremely important in movies and if you wanna make a game out of it, in order to achieve that dramatic effect, you NEED direction. A game like Batman is extremely different than a game like Uncharted.
11-11-2011 #180
Not really sure what the argument is about. MS and it's horde of developer support are more than free to make a game that looks as good as Uncharted 3. One system is talking and one is walking.. With a year less on shelves at that. And supposedly making games on the PS3 is harder and more expensive than sending rockets to Mars, too.
The surest sign that you are on the right side of a debate is when you find yourself against those who are stuck in the past. It is they whom have no future.
Kauldron likes this post
11-11-2011 #181
Castlevania looks better than Uncharted, imo. Both platforms私は日本語がわかります。図書館で読みます。ビール飲みます。
11-11-2011 #182
Uncharte dis going to suit some, its not going to suit others. Im not tyring to say "this game sucks".
What I have been saying is, a game thta is tightly put together like this is alway sgoing to look fantastic.That is what would make the game more enjoyable to me. It's really the only way we can have a movie-like game because otherwise the right stuff can't happen at the right time and the right way.
Direction and cues are extremely important in movies and if you wanna make a game out of it, in order to achieve that dramatic effect, you NEED direction. A game like Batman is extremely different than a game like Uncharted.
Viva la difference etc.
One system is talking and one is walking.. With a year less on shelves at that. And supposedly making games on the PS3 is harder and more expensive than sending rockets to Mars, too.
Last edited by mynd; 11-11-2011 at 05:06.
11-11-2011 #183
Alright, even then, no one can get up and make a game that looks this good...it takes a lot of skill and they are leading the console industry right now. I totally agree that their design choice does make it easier but it is still a feat. You compare it to other games and it doesn't just look fractionally better but vastly better.
So I think the design advantage is not the reason why it looks this good.
11-11-2011 #184
- Join Date
- Jun 2006
- Age
- 30
- Posts
- 8,437
- Rep Power
- 111
mynd -- you're saying it's tightly scripted based off of the first few chapters? The game does open up later on. You're not always confined to a small space or area.
Yes, it won't be as open as an open-world game (not sure what made you expect that in the first place.) The Uncharted series is as linear and open as any other linear game is, to give you an idea just think of the first Batman or first Prince of Persia, Gears of War etc.
Also, I don't think we're gonna agree on the QTE discussion.
Batman AC looks pretty good for an open-world game though...
Last edited by sainraja; 11-11-2011 at 05:18.
11-11-2011 #185
Why couldn't Uncharted make a more open game?.. Bcuz then the graphics would have to be toned down and Sony would not be please with that.私は日本語がわかります。図書館で読みます。ビール飲みます。
11-11-2011 #186
11-11-2011 #187
To me Castlevania does'nt hold a candle next to GOW3, so let alone UC3!!!!! IMO
11-11-2011 #188Soldier 95BGuest
11-11-2011 #189
- Join Date
- Jun 2006
- Age
- 30
- Posts
- 8,437
- Rep Power
- 111
@Soldier -- Play Shenmue, play Resident Evil 4 and then play UC3 and tell me the difference between how UC3 handles it compared to the other two.
You can't call combat a QTE event. Otherwise, every type of combat with a pre-set sequence of buttons that you press is one.
Last edited by sainraja; 11-11-2011 at 15:49.
11-11-2011 #190Soldier 95BGuest
11-11-2011 #191
- Join Date
- Feb 2008
- Location
- South Carolina
- Posts
- 39,871
- Rep Power
- 258
It's not EVERY combat sequence, but there are some on there.
11-11-2011 #192
11-11-2011 #193
- Join Date
- Jun 2006
- Age
- 30
- Posts
- 8,437
- Rep Power
- 111
In the first game, it was called the 'Brutal Combo' (square, triangle, square) and the only other combo you had was square, square, square, square, square (5 times?)
Last edited by sainraja; 11-11-2011 at 16:11.
11-11-2011 #194
The Xbox has the superior hardware this generation.私は日本語がわかります。図書館で読みます。ビール飲みます。
11-11-2011 #195
11-11-2011 #196
- Join Date
- Jun 2006
- Age
- 30
- Posts
- 8,437
- Rep Power
- 111
The PS3 has the superior name. =P
11-11-2011 #197
- Join Date
- Nov 2010
- Location
- Winterfell
- iwinulose042
- Age
- 22
- Posts
- 8,262
- Rep Power
- 96
11-11-2011 #198
Xbox has the more powerful GPU. Hence the better looking multiplats. And the Xbox CPU has 3 cores in stead of 1.私は日本語がわかります。図書館で読みます。ビール飲みます。
11-11-2011 #199
11-11-2011 #200
and do you honestly believe the Xbox CPU is better than Cell? You're counting cores...great lol.
Ok, moving along.
P.S. 360 has better-looking multiplats due to its unified (hence efficient) RAM structure. Since most games don't utilize the CPU much, it outperforms the PS3 due to having more available video RAM when cpu didn't end up using much RAM, which has been the case this generation. Only if Cell is utilized correctly, you can see results such as BF3...very scarce and imo a moot point for the most part but still, it's there.
Thread Information
Users Browsing this Thread
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Tulio Sulbaran, director of the Center for Logistics, Trade and Transportation (CLTT) at The University of Southern Mississippi, attended the 2012 Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) Research Needs Workshop.
[View the story "Eagles Go Dancing " on Storify]
The University of Southern Mississippi College of Health will host the second in a series of forums entitled, "The Affordable Care Act: A Compacted Review and the Legalities of Its Survival," from 6 p.m.-7:45p.m. on Thursday, March 22nd in the Thad Cochran Center, Ballroom I.
"Becoming Symbol Minded: Young Children's Understanding and Use of Symbolic Objects" is the topic of the 9th annual Hildman Colloquium in Psychology at The University of Southern Mississippi Thursday, March 22 from 2-3 p.m. in the Thad Cochran Center Ballroom (II and III) on the Hattiesburg campus. Admission is free.
The University of Southern Mississippi's DuBard School for Language Disorders will hold the Missing Links in Academics seminar April 12-13 at the DuBard School for Language Disorders on the Hattiesburg campus.
Students who enjoy science and nature will want to participate in the hands-on experience provided by University of Southern Mississippi summer camps set for this summer.
The University of Southern Mississippi Film Department will present a free screening of the film, "La Hora Cero" on Monday, March 19 in the main auditorium of the Mary C. O'Keefe Cultural Center in Ocean Springs. The event will feature commentary beginning at 7 p.m. and the film screening will follow at 7:30 p.m.
André Heath, Assistant to the Dean for Strategic Initiatives in the College of Science and Technology at The University of Southern Mississippi, joins an elite group with his selection to the Mississippi Business Journal's annual Top 40 Under 40 list.
This news briefs package highlights timely news and events from The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast. For more information on any of the stories below or for assistance in arranging interviews, contact Southern Miss Gulf Coast University Communications at 228.865.4573.
The Student Think Center at The University of Southern Mississippi is hosting a high school collaborative in partnership with the Mississippi Arts Commission on Tuesday, March 20 on the Hattiesburg campus in suite 319 of the International Center.
The University of Southern Mississippi Department of Theatre and Dance will present the annual Spring Dance Concert Series April 12-15 in the Mannoni Performing Arts Center on the Hattiesburg campus.
The Corporation for National and Community Service has named the The University of Southern Mississippi to the 2012 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, with the recognition being announced today at the American Council on Education's annual conference in Los Angeles.
The President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, launched in 2006, annually highlights the role colleges and universities play in solving community problems and placing more students on a lifelong path of civic engagement by recognizing institutions that achieve meaningful, measureable outcomes in the communities they serve. Southern Miss has previously been named to the roll.
The Southern Miss men's basketball team will take on Kansas State in opening-round action of the NCAA Basketball Tournament on Thursday, March 15. The following are pertinent questions and answers regarding the team's trip to Pittsburgh, Pa. for the contest.
The University of Southern Mississippi will offer the nationally acclaimed Camp Invention program this summer for children entering grades 1-6.
As a grant awardee of the Mississippi Service Learning Program (MSSLP), a program at The University of Southern Mississippi, students in honors biology classes at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Jefferson Davis campus recently worked with the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies (IMMS) to develop a large timeline mural with narrative displaying the BP Horizon oil spill crisis in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
For the first time in school history, the Southern Miss Department of Athletics will celebrate all 16 intercollegiate sports during the 2012 Eagle Fest to be held over the weekend of the football Spring Game, April 13-15.
The inaugural issue of The University of Southern Mississippi School of Library and Information Science's (SLIS) online journal, SLIS Connecting, is available at http://aquila.usm.edu/slisconnecting/.
Deanna Douglas, professor of art at The University of Southern Mississippi, recently had her work, It's Not an Ampersand, oil on board, shown at the 33rd annual Paper in Particular National Juried Exhibition held recently at Columbia College in Columbia, Mo. It was one of 93 of 600 entries selected for the event.
Dr. Wendy Atkins-Sayre, assistant professor in the Communication Studies Department at The University of Southern Mississippi, was recently awarded the Outstanding Alumni Award from her alma mater, Texas State University at San Marcos.
Two special supporters were honored recently for their contributions to renovation of the foods laboratory in the Department of Nutrition and Food Systems at The University of Southern Mississippi.
Southern Miss alumni Dale and Janet Shearer were saluted during a reception last month to unveil the new 1,384-square foot lab located on the first floor of Fritzsche-Gibbs Hall. The lab, which serves as a teaching classroom, provides a functional space for hands-on training of more than 100 students each year.
The City of Long Beach, with the help of students and faculty in The University of Southern Mississippi School of Social Work, proclaimed the month of March as Professional Social Work Month during the city's regular meeting on March 6. Long Beach Mayor Billy Skellie read aloud the proclamation, "Social Work Matters," to the Board of Aldermen, university representatives, social work professionals and meeting attendees. Mayor Skellie then presented the proclamation to Dr. Tom Osowski, assistant professor in the School of Social Work.
Southern Miss head coach Larry Eustachy has been named the Conference USA Gene Bartow Coach of the Year, in a vote by the league's 12 coaches, the league office announced Wednesday morning.
This briefs package highlights timely news and events from The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast. For more information on any of the stories below or for assistance in arranging interviews, contact Southern Miss Gulf Coast University Communications at 228.865.4573.
On Tuesday, March 20 at 6 p.m. in Marsh Auditorium, University of Southern Mississippi School of Music faculty pianist Elizabeth Moak will showcase pieces by Judith Lang Zaimont in a recital of music from Moak's newly released CD, "Art, Fire, Soul: Piano Works of Judith Lang Zaimont." The recital is free and the public is invited.
Two of The University of Southern Mississippi's brightest academic stars are recipients of this year's 25th annual Higher Education Appreciation Day, Working for Academic Excellence (HEADWAE) award.
Rebecca Anne Masters of Ellisville, Miss., a student in the university's prestigious Honors College, and Dr. Andrew Wiest, a professor of history and internationally recognized expert on the Vietnam War, were announced as recipients of the award during a visit to the State Capitol Feb. 28.
Go to a monthly archive view


text:
Judge orders new sentencing for Tulloch, other killers
MANCHESTER, N.H. A man from Chelsea, Vt., who as a teenager was convicted in the stabbing deaths of a pair of Dartmouth College professors in 2001, is to have a new sentencing hearing.
A New Hampshire judge has ordered new hearings for Robert Tulloch and three other men who were convicted of murder in separate incidents while they were teenagers.
Television station WMUR reported that Judge Larry Smukler said the men should get new sentencing hearings due to a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that mandatory life sentences without parole for juveniles are unconstitutional.
Tulloch and James Parker, also from Chelsea, pleaded guilty to stabbing Half and Susanne Zantop to death on Jan. 27, 2001, after gaining entry to the couples Etna village home by posing as students conducting a survey. Susanne Zantop made lunch while the pair talked with Half Zantop. When Half Zantop turned to retrieve a phone number, Tulloch stabbed him with a military knife they had purchased online. When Susanne Zantop came to her husbands assistance, Parker told prosecutors, he slit her throat at Tullochs orders.
Parker, who was 16 at the time of the killings and agreed to testify against Tulloch, received 25 years to life in prison. Tulloch was 17 when the couple was killed.
The other men are Robert Dingman, who was 17 when he and his brother killed their parents.
Eduardo Lopez was convicted of killing a man during a robbery attempt in 1993.
And Michael Soto was convicted as an accomplice to first-degree murder in 2007.MORE IN Vermont NewsBURLINGTON Bill Lee is fielding so many phone calls hes beginning to have second thoughts... Full StoryRANDOLPH Environmental activists gathered Wednesday at the home of the commissioner of the... Full StoryBARRE Democratic gubernatorial candidate Sue Minter unveiled her plan to stimulate economic... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Michigan State University
$3.5 million
Career record: 407-166 (.710)NCAA Tournament appearances: 14Titles: 1
A minimum of glitz, no moving around, just a guy who's spent his entire college head coaching career at a single Midwestern school, winning like crazy. Izzo has taken the Spartans to the tourney every year since 1998, including six trips to the Final Four.
Photo: Andy Lyons/Getty Images


text:
Ask Search Post
Dogs for Sale in League City, Texas(1 - 15 of 6,627)
$750 Old English shepdog puppyHouston, TXI am selling a beautiful deaf old English sheepdog puppy. He is 4 months old he have one blue eye and the other eye is brown. Has all his...Kiomara S. · 11 hours ago
$650 PoodlePoodle · Houston, TXPure Breed 100% Toy Poodle adorable baby boy. He is now 10 weeks and got his shots up to date and dewormed 2 times with shot records. He ...Zin Mar T. · 21 hours ago
$950 YorkieYorkshire Terrier · Houston, TXPure Breed 100% Toy Yorkie adorable baby girls. They are now 8 weeks and got shots up to date and dewormed 2 times with shot records and ...Zin Mar T. · 21 hours ago
$140 Chihuahua puppies, no papersChihuahua · Huffman, TXI have a black and tan male, and a black and white female chihuahua puppy available, born April 10th. About 7 weeks old. They have been w...Facebook User · 22 hours ago
$1,200 English Bulldog Puppies need Immediate homesBulldog · Houston, TXWe are transferring to a new state and we don't want to take them along with us. Please that is why we are giving them at cheap rates. Do...Russellmenman Santchere K. · 1 day ago
$480 Schnauzer-Mini PuppiesSchnauzers · Pearland, TXI have two beautiful salt - pepper females, one black male, two salt and peper males and one silver male. They come with their shots and ...Janiz M. · 1 day ago
$140 4 Female pitbulls 1 boy pitbullAmerican Pit Bull Terrier · Houston, TX4 females 140$ 1 male 120$ the boy is the last picture Call me at X X X X X X X X X XRubia R. · 3 days ago
$150 adorable female chihuahua puppy for saleChihuahua · Texas City, TXAdorable female Chihuahua puppy for sale Black with some white and tan markings. Born March 21,2016Jennifer W. · 3 days ago
$125 Pappillion/ChihuahuaChihuahua · Houston, TXSweet all black pappillion/chi mix. She is about 2. She is current on all shots - have proof. We raise pitbulls and it is getting overw...Wendy L. · 4 days ago
$500 akc english bulldogBulldog · Houston, TX5 year old spayed female. Has had 2 litters of pups and has starting not getting along with the other dogs. She is very sweet but does no...Jerry R. · 5 days ago
$450 Pure breed Toy Poodle PuppiesToy Poodle · Pearland, TXI have one black female she will be about 7 Lb. 1 brown male, he will be about 7 Lb as well. 1 apricot male, he will be about 5 Lb All wi...Janiz M. · 6 days ago
$750 English Bullterrier PuppiesPearland, TXPuppies come with their first set of shots and dewormed.Janiz M. · 1 week ago
$300 Boxer/ Pit Bull puppiesBoxer · Missouri City, TXSelling boxer/ pit bull puppies. Not AKC registered, dad is pure boxer and mom is half boxer half pit bull. Currently I have 2 boys avail...Facebook User · 1 week ago
$400 Rat Terrier PuppiesRat Terrier · Houston, TXUKCI Miniature Rat Terrier puppies available. Accepting deposits now. Will have first shots. Will be about 10-13 pounds when grown. Typ...Monica B. · 1 week ago
$850 AKC Basset Hound puppiesBasset Hound · Houston, TXTri colored basset hound puppies were born on April 18, 2016 in Houston, Texas. Our puppies will have 75% European bloodline and have Cha...Julia B. ·1 listing · 2 weeks ago
More Listings on Oodle Marketplace Atlanta Dogs | Columbia Dogs | Hartford Dogs | Lakeland Dogs | Las Vegas Dogs | Manchester Dogs | New York Dogs | Providence Dogs | Raleigh Dogs | Richmond Dogs | San Diego Dogs | San Jose Dogs | San Francisco Dogs | Saint Louis Dogs | West Palm Beach Dogs. Oodle Marketplace is a great place to find used cars, used motorcycles, used RVs, used boats, apartments for rent, homes for sale, job listings, and local businesses.
Safety Tips
Safety Tips
- Meet the seller and pet in person
- Don't wire money or take advance payments.
- Only pay for shipping if you know the seller.
To learn more, visit the Safety Center. Report suspicious listings by clicking on .


text:
OTZ Studios S.R.L.
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
$4.44 – $11.50/hr
1 jobs completed
3 Upwork hrs
Carlos Alejandro Ortiz Becerra
Professional Graphic Designer
Agency Freelancers
Angela Justiniano Cuellar
Data Entry,Trascription
Working with computers since 1993, since the introduction of payments data
sheets to the design of environments and 3D characters. Work around eight
years in "GRAPHIC INDUSTRIES UNION" where I acted as an illustrator and
graphic designer, during which time I was in charge of production of the phone
book of COTEAUTRI Phone Cooperative (1998, 1999). The last years I've been
programming in Visual Basic 6 and VB for Applications, developing tools for
the calculation of output voltage levels of readi…


text:
NoraBelle1028's Mom Answers Activity
Is it normal for my 1 month old to nurse for almost an hour at a time?
Most recent answer (11/30/2012):
With all that nursing, there's no reason you should be able to pump anything at all. : ) 1.5 to 2 oz is actually average pump output an...posted by emmara


text:
As seen in TalentZoo's blog on January 21, 2016
We now live in a world where digital has become the most important channel in people's lives and is a central driver of our culture. New technologies are being invented, but just as important, existing technology is evolving to be more user-centric and dynamic than ever before, promoting instant gratification and relevance. All of these changes are an attempt to build an even tighter connection between what's digital and human, proactively meeting user needs and blurring the lines between on- and offline experiences.
With this continuous evolution, technology has quickly become the key driver of profitability and market differentiation in every industry. We're in an accelerated digital world, where you need to always be solving for your future. If you solve only for today you're going to have to solve for today again tomorrow. Because of this, the gap between brands who successfully unlock the key to digital success and the laggards who struggle to keep up continues to grow, creating an even greater sense of urgency to innovate.
Here are Laughlin Constable's top ten digital trends to look out for in 2016:
1. The Internet of Things will pave new ground.
2. We are now entering the Outcome Economy.
3. Virtual reality will open a whole new world to brands and customers.
4. Artificial intelligence-driven technologies will find real-world application.
5. T-commerce will change the way we consume media throughout the customer journey.
6. The notion of privacy vs. prevalence will stabilize.
7. Location-based technology will reach a tipping point.
8. User experience will become more ambient and personalized.
9. Customers will prefer (and expect) super-service over traditional customer service.
10. The Sharing Economy will continue to create opportunities for brands to shift the human network.
Download the final report and infographic to discover more about the key trends that are shaping the digital frontier in 2016 and beyond.


text:
An Intimate Evening With Christopher Williams: R&B Concert Plus Soul Food Dinner
Most Popular Music Event Nearby
Stravinsky & MTT Take the Stage With the San Francisco Symphony
- Full Price:
- $35.00 - $80.00
- Our Price:
- $17.50 - $40.00
Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas has long had a passion for the music of Igor Stravinsky --… More
Venue Details
VIP: Includes red carpet entrance, single glass champagne ticket, and no waiting.
*Crown Jewel Package: *Meet and greet the artistst, sit in preferred seating in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th row from the stage, bottomless bottle service featuring champagne/cider, and no waiting.
Platinum Admission: Includes red carpet entrance, stage seating or front row seating (not everyone likes to be on stage – so it is either front row or on-stage seating), bottomless bottle service featuring champagne/cider, pictures (bring a camera), autographs with the artists and no waiting.*
Chicken Option: Chicken, craft rice, vegetables.
Vegitarian:_ Salad, asparagus (menu by Souley Vegan)_
Dont miss the Holiday Lovers Concert featuring Christopher Williams- "This Holiday Concert is strictly for the ladies and the lovers, of all orientations"-Christopher Williams
Cousin to Al B. Sure!, Christopher Williams (born Troy Christopher Williams on August 22, 1967) produced numerous R&B hits during the new jack swing era of the late 1980s and early 1990s. He is also known for having dated Halle Berry and Stacey Dash, the latter whom he has a son with.
He released his debut album, entitled Adventures in Paradise, in 1989. The singles "Talk To Myself" and "Promises, Promises" reached the R&B Top 10, and Christopher's powerful voice helped him stand out among his peers. In 1991 he appeared alongside Wesley Snipes and Ice-T in the movie New Jack City. He contributed to the movie's soundtrack with "I'm Dreamin'". It would become Christopher's biggest hit, reaching number one on the R&B chart. His next album, 1992's Changes, produced more hits with "All I See", "Every Little Thing U Do", and a cover of the Teddy Pendergrass classic "Come Go With Me".
Changes would be followed up with Not a Perfect Man in 1995 and Real Men Do in 2001. Since then, he's been appearing in plays such as "Men Cry in the Dark".
About the Ticket Supplier: Black Repertory Group
The Black Repertory Group's commitment to the arts and the community is the cornerstone of our background and the basis for our beginning. Our primary mission is to be the breeding ground for successful and talented artists in a variety of genres with respect to the arts. Our focus is on providing the direction and educational structures needed to enhance their skills; and a venue that affords new talent to be showcased and critiqued by local critics and peers. We are equally committed to bringing leadership and commitment to the youth of our community. Young people and the youth workshops have always been at the heart of the Theater's mission. We offer a variety of community outreach programs designed to introduce, educate, mentor and elevate a young person's skills in the arts. The BRG speaks to local high schools and provides on-the-job training and internships to local youth interested in theater arts.


text:
Don't use this, just save yourself endless headaches and use WooCommerce. I use both WooCommerce and WP e-commerce and the only site that gives me trouble is the WP e-commerce site. My customer has been unable to receive payments now for a month due to a bug, yet nothing changed on the server or at the payment gateway. I've lost days now to trying to find the issue with no success and I'm reaching the point where I'm thinking it'd be quicker and easier to just port this site to WooCommerce.
Seriously, just don't waste your time.


text:
The visions given to Daniel document that there will only be four Gentile world kingdoms from his own time until the Kingdom of the Messiah. The four kingdoms that Daniel saw that were identified with four beasts have been unquestionably identified by reputable historians as Babylon, Medio-Persia, Greek, and the Roman. The Roman is the fourth beast described and last Gentile Kingdom on earth. At the end of the age this kingdom will be destroyed and the earth will be given to the people of God (Daniel 7).
There is no other worldwide Gentile kingdom in scripture between the time of the ancient Roman Empire and the time that the latter-day prince makes a seven-year covenant with Israel at the end of the Gentile age (Dan 9:27). Therefore, in God's eyes we must still exist in the era of the Roman fourth beast that is recorded in the book of Daniel (Dan 2:40, 7).
Sean Osborne of Echatologytoday.blogspot.com gives a great history lesson on the four beasts of Daniel 7. He also agrees that the Roman Beast still exists today. Daniel 7: The Key Prophecy Concerning a Roman Antichrist.
The description in the book of Daniel seems to require a continuation of that fourth kingdom until the end of this Gentile age. The popular interpretation that the fourth beast ceased existing and that there will be a revival of this Roman fourth beast in the end times really is not supported by anything said in the Daniel prophecies.
It is far more likely that the fourth kingdom that Daniel saw in his vision has been with us since the time of the ancient Roman Empire.
Since all of this prophecy in Daniel was not fulfilled by the ancient Roman Empire, many Bible prophecy teachers have surmised that the Roman Empire ceased existing but will be revived again in the last days to fulfill the prophecies. That interpretation really does not match the visions given to Daniel.
It seems more likely that the kingdom described as the fourth beast of iron had some changes within it over the centuries but that fourth beast really never stopped being the controlling kingdom that is ruling over the world.
Daniel says this fourth kingdom shall devour the whole earth, and shall tread it down, and break it in pieces (Dan 7:23). Is that really describing only the ancient Roman Empire? The Roman Empire did not take over the whole earth. And what does breaking the whole world into pieces mean? Perhaps this means this fourth beast will eventually break the world into many vassal states that will submit to the rule of the fourth kingdom.
The 8th beast of Revelation 17:11 is when the Beast Antichrist takes over the seventh kingdom and then forces his own political and economic system on the world. The seventh kingdom in Revelation is the same kingdom as the fourth in Daniel. The difference in numbers is because Revelation includes the three Gentile world kingdoms prior to Daniel. Therefore, it should be clear that scripture is saying that the Antichrist comes out of the fourth beast in Daniel and the 7th in Revelation, and historical hindsight tells us the fourth beast is Roman.
Having said that, I am making the argument that the fourth Beast continues to exist since it first appeared as that Roman Empire. The Roman fourth beast kingdom never disappeared or fell like many are saying so that it needs revival. I think it exists through the centuries but few are identifying it as the beast that it has been over the centuries.
Many Bible prophecy teachers are waiting for the revived Roman Empire to rise again out of certain nations in Europe but maybe this fourth beast actually exists today in the form of the western new world order.
The fourth Roman kingdom really never fell, it just sort of lost its leadership at times but it was still found over different parts of Europe. After the Caesars in western Europe there were various kings and dynasties before and after Charlemagne was declared Emperor in 800 AD.
The Byzantine Empire in Eastern Europe was part of the Roman Empire and it lasted for an additional thousand years after the decline of the West. It fell to the Turks in 1453 AD. In Western Europe, in 962 AD, Otto I started using the name "The Holy Roman Empire" and that empire and name lasted for 844 years until Napoleon.
Maybe the rulers of West Europe before and after The Holy Roman Empire and the Eastern Byzantine Empire should be included within the fourth world kingdoms visions of Daniel chapters 2 & 7. I think that seems more logical than thinking that the fourth Roman kingdom of Iron ended with the last emperor in Rome in 476 AD only to be revived again before the Antichrist.
Those in the Eastern Europe still identified themselves with the Roman Empire for many centuries after the West declined. The fourth Beast of iron in Daniel's vision was first led by Rome but it was much more than Rome and it continued.
During part of The Holy Roman Empire period, and afterward, we find the imperialistic conquests of the new-found lands by Western European nations.
After the Holy Roman Empire in Europe there were the Napoleon conquests and after those there were other wars for European dominance until World War II. Seems the fourth beast was doing much trampling and breaking nations in pieces and creating new nations from the ones trampled as the prophecy in Daniel chapter 7 suggests.
This ongoing picture of the fourth beast through history better fits Daniel's vision of that dreadful and terrible beast with iron teeth (Da 7:7) than the ancient Roman Empire of history. The ruling elite of Europe have formed world orders to control the world since the ancient Roman Empire and they continue doing it today.
The reason for giving this simplistic overview of Europe is to support my thesis that the Roman Empire not only stayed in existence in one form or another; it actually expanded to the new-found lands and much of the world. The fourth beast did not cease, it spread over much of the world and we are now in part of it. This same fourth beast will eventually take over the whole earth as Daniel indicates.
One of the hallmarks of the fourth beast from the start was rule by an elitist oligarchy that combined secular and clerical rule but gave the people some say through elected or appointed representatives. That remains the style of rule in most of the Western world today.
The mingling of cultures also may be a characteristic described by Daniel's vision of the fourth beast. The ten toes in Daniels vision have compositions of iron and clay. This mingling of what cannot stick together continues in Europe and the new world until this day. All we need is the correct identification of those ten toes of iron and clay of Daniel Chapter 2. Maybe these toes are not nations at all like many have surmised; maybe they are ten world zones.
The fourth Roman beast kingdom did not cease to exist; it continues to expand even now. There are now over 100 nations that can be identified as being under the influence or control of the fourth beast world kingdom or order.
One of the mistakes that Bible prophecy teachers may have made was thinking that ten nations would soon arise out of Europe and fulfill the role of the ten toes in Daniel and the ten horns in Revelation. The text in Revelation indicates that the ten horns or leaders have no kingdom as yet, but they will receive their kingdoms for one hour with the Beast (Rev 17:12). That could mean that the areas that the ten kings would rule over were not even in existence at the time of the prophecy. They only exist in the time of the Beast Antichrist.
These probably are ten regional world zones and their leaders. They will give their power (support) to the Beast Antichrist when he arises as world leader. The Antichrist is likely to control all nations on earth through the leaders of ten regional zones.
So what is the point? Just this. The EU is now 27 nations and many more states want to join. Maybe we should not be looking for ten nations to morph out of the EU at all. Maybe the fourth kingdom is now a world order that includes the lands of the old Roman Empire but is not limited to European or ancient Roman Empire boundaries. In fact, this fourth beast may already control most of the world as the new world order of the Western elite.
Just about all people who dwell in the many nations in the America's came from Europe and are continually being influenced by old Europe. European thinking has even expanded to the borders of Russia. About the only thing stopping the European influenced world order from taking over the world is the Oriental and the Muslim block of nations. They will have to be brought into submission under the fourth Roman beast kingdom.
That will probably be achieved through the next world war. Remember, there are only four beasts listed in Daniel until the Kingdom of God, and the fourth beast has done a lot trampling and breaking of the nations since the ancient Roman Empire.
If the Kings of the East are put under the rule of the fourth beast, and Islam is brought under control, there will be no reason left why the existing Western world order cannot prevail to rule the world and fully establish those ten world regional governments.
After this, the ten leaders of these ten world zones (the ten horns in Revelation) give their power to the Beast and the worldwide rule of the Antichrist becomes a reality. All in the world will have to submit to the Beast and his economic system to survive. That is where many of the elite of the Western world want to take us now.
By the way, regional world economic zones are under development. These world regional trading blocks and defense alliances are probably the very foundations for those ten world zones led by ten leaders. Keep in mind, that we already have world governance by the elite that will coordinate and enforce any agreements between these different regional zones.
The only thing needed to put national governments under zonal government control is to collapse national currencies. That collapse becomes inevitable because the present world economic system is nothing but a debt driven house of cards.
Sure, the original area of the Roman Empire is likely to be the zone that leads the world. And I believe the Antichrist will take power in the Western European world zone. Even so, the Antichrist changes the world order when he eliminates three of these zones. Then he appears to move his headquarters to Babylon and establishes a world-class city there that becomes the world government headquarters.
Revelation calls this Beast led Kingdom, Babylon the Great. It probably will be a counterfeit kingdom of god to replace the coming Kingdom of God that the coming two Jewish prophets taught was coming for 1260 days but the world rejected. Much of the world will embrace the Hitler like lies of a thousand-year reign led by "more evolved enlightened" people in the world.
Nevertheless, the Beast Kingdom of Revelation and the fourth kingdom that Daniel describes will be destroyed by the Rock that was made without hands. That Rock is Jesus Christ. He will destroy the Beast Kingdom at His coming.
I am saying this to tell you not to just look for some ten nation Beast to rise out of Europe. The fourth beast is very likely among us and the toes of iron and clay might already be evident but might still be called regional alliances or economic zones. Once the restrainer is removed, the little horn Beast Antichrist may first appear among the ten zones where you least expect him.
Anyway, if nothing else, my whole premise that In God's eyes the Roman fourth beast still rules the world is pretty good food-for-thought and worth discussing. If you think I am now being dogmatic about this being the only possible interpretation of Daniel chapter 7 you have me confused with someone on TV.
A very good follow-up article was written by Sean Osborne of Eschatology Today. Revived Roman Empire: Correcting a Hermeneutical Error
Don Koenig founded www.thepropheticyears.com website in 1999 after almost thirty years of independent study on the Bible and learning from many astute teachers within Christendom. Don created his website to write about Bible prophecy, biblical discernment and his Christian worldviews. Don wrote a free Revelation commentary ebook in 2004 named "The Revelation of Jesus Christ Through The Ages". The World and Church and Bible Prophecy section of this website was started in 2007.


text:
Cities: Berlin , Dresden , Hamburg , Leipzig , Potsdam
Nationality: German
Age: 32
Profession: Bank Clerk
Size: 34
Height: 174 cm
Cup Size: 75 B
Hair Color: blond
Languages: German, English
Hobbies: Literature, Psychology, Fashion, Art, Culture, Sports (Ballet, Fitness, Biking), oriental Culture, Dancing, Finance
Travelling: worldwide
About Me
I am doing a lot of sports for to stay physically and mentally fit. I am also a real bookworm, like to travel, like to meet new people and interested in new environments. I like profound conversations and I am a good listener. I am sensitive, refined, gentle, civilized, humorous, open minded, widely travelled, graceful, loving and attentive – simply your dream escort lady.


text:
Fuse Creativity System Project Guide: Fun Party Themes, Idea for Handmade Cards, And More Paper Crafts from Fiskars
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Deck the Tree Christmas Card
We are adding the craft to your Craft Projects.
The project was added to your Craft Projects.
Click here to view your Craft Projects.
Decorate a plain purchased Christmas card with iron-on thread as a quick and easy way to make it jump off the page. A Christmas tree is the perfect subject.
- Store-bought card
- Mrs. K's Iron-On Medium #16 Braid: 6010, 6450
- Clover Mini Iron or your household iron
- Kreinik Teflon press cloth (keeps the adhesive in the thread from sticking to your iron)
- Turn your iron on to the highest heat setting and allow it to heat thoroughly.
- Create "garland" by ironing the silver thread in loops on the tree—lay the thread on your card, then cover with the Teflon press cloth and press for 3 seconds or so, until the thread adheres.
- Using the blue iron-on thread, make ornaments on the tree by coiling the thread in a circle until you have a solid ball shape.
Kreinik threads available through needlework stores or www.kreinik.com.
Tags / Related Topics
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Images from other crafters
Love these projects? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
Nov 21, 2010
I enjoyed this card very much and what a good way to dress up some of those plain cards you can buy at the stores without having to put so much work into making them from scratch. You did a great job on them.
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
What's Hot
- Easy Stamped Christmas Card Ideas
- 23 Homemade Christmas Cards: Designs You'll Love
- Window Christmas Card
- Needle Felt Christmas Cards
- Recycled Christmas Cards with Crochet
- Recycled Christmas Cards
- Gingerbread Gift Card Holder
- Old Fashioned Merry Christmas Card
- Geo Snowman Card
- Cross Framed Embossing Card
Something worth saving?
- SAVE all your favorite crafts
- ADD personal notes
- QUICKLY reference your crafts
Free eBooks
- 13 Spring Crafts: Easter Craft Ideas, Spring DIY Home Dcor, and More
- 17 Flower Craft Ideas: How To Make Paper Flowers, Easy Fabric Flowers and More
- 18 Projects Every Crafter Wants
- 23 Fabulous Picnic Craft Ideas + Restaurant Copycat Recipes
- 25 Cool Things to Do with Wine Bottles
- 26 Spring Crafts for Kids
- Easter Craft eBook: Blogger Edition
- Garden Crafts
- Hop into Spring: Easter Crafting and Recipe
- Trash to Treasure: 28 Recycled Crafts
Our Newest Projects & Articles
- Wooden Necklace Organizer
- Framed Earring Organizer
- Teacher Appreciation Printable Art
- Happiest DIY Office Curtains
- Inspired Charms Crochet Bracelet
- Flowery Front Door Recycled Craft
- Two Hues Crochet Baby Blanket
- Panda Crochet Wrap Pattern
- My Wonderful Walls
- Girls Gathered Dress Free Sewing Pattern


text:
Predictors of treatment attendance among adolescent substance abusing runaways: a comparison of family and individual therapy modalities
Version of Record online: 22 DEC 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-6427.2010.00530.x
© 2010 The Author(s). Journal of Family Therapy © 2010 The Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice
Journal of Family Therapy
Volume 33, Issue 1, pages 66–84, February 2011
Additional Information
How to Cite
Slesnick, N., Erdem, G., Collins, J., Bantchevska, D. and Katafiasz, H. (2011), Predictors of treatment attendance among adolescent substance abusing runaways: a comparison of family and individual therapy modalities. Journal of Family Therapy, 33: 66–84. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-6427.2010.00530.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 22 DEC 2010
- Version of Record online: 22 DEC 2010
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
Options for accessing this content:
- If you are a society or association member and require assistance with obtaining online access instructions please contact our Journal Customer Services team.
- If your institution does not currently subscribe to this content, please recommend the title to your librarian.
- Login via other institutional login options http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/login-options.
- You can purchase online access to this Article for a 24-hour period (price varies by title)
- If you already have a Wiley Online Library or Wiley InterScience user account: login above and proceed to purchase the article.
- New Users: Please register, then proceed to purchase the article.
Login via OpenAthens
Search for your institution's name below to login via Shibboleth.
Registered Users please login:
- Access your saved publications, articles and searches
- Manage your email alerts, orders and subscriptions
- Change your contact information, including your password
Please register to:
- Save publications, articles and searches
- Get email alerts
- Get all the benefits mentioned below!


text:
Always SeaWorld for us on our first dayOriginally Posted by Keith, post: 281119
Fab story Keith had me smirkingOriginally Posted by Keith, post: 281100
I am here: http://tapatalk.com/map.php?ojftvw
Wow, never bothered me!! I can live IN my suitcase so....Originally Posted by Johnie, post: 281198
Not sure if we have a first day thing. Our flights from VA are pretty short so we have most of the day to go to a park. Normally we go to AK as it requires less time to feel like you have "been there" officially. Then off to our resort pool to wind down.


text:
Hella Bus Blog
Your place for all things Buslandia!
Speak Out for Equality
Today is National Coming Out Day. It is a day where you can celebrate your life and offer your support for the fight for LGBTQ equality. The Human Rights Campaign, which organized the annual event, advocates for equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans. To coincide with the Day, HRC have developed an app on facebook where you can donate your status to voice your pride and support for social equality.
The pursuit of equality between those who identify as LGBTQ and those who identify as heterosexual is a progressive journey that is fueled by a sincere conviction for respecting the rights of all persons and overcoming the social, political, economic and legal injustices that have disrupted the lives of millions worldwide.
According a 2009 survey by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, "nearly 9 out of 10 LGBT students experienced harassment at school in the past year and nearly two-thirds felt unsafe because of their sexual orientation. Nearly a third of LGBT students skipped at least one day of school in the past month because of safety concerns."
While the data from the report is staggering, in relation to the global context, it is less surprising than you'd imagine. An article from The Economist illuminates barriers to a quality of life for LGBT populations in nations across the globe which consistently fails to respect their personhood, right to life, and freedom of expression,
"In many former colonies, denouncing homosexuality as an 'unAfrican' Western import has become an easy way for politicians to boost both their popularity and their nationalist credentials. But Peter Tatchell, a veteran gay-rights campaigner, says the real import into Africa is not homosexuality but politicized homophobia."
It is an interesting point. And it coincides with the reasoning behind the National Coming Out Day goal of promoting a safe world for LGBT individuals to live truthfully and openly, "Whether you're lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or a straight ally, be proud of who you are and your support for LGBT equality this Coming Out Day!"
Recent victories-- the legalization of gay marriage for New Yorkers, the repeal of the Don't Ask Don't Tell military policy, and the widespread empowerment sparked by the It Gets Better Project-- have spoken volumes about how our society and how the legal structures imposed within it are progressing. However, it is also important to recognize the challenges that prevent a just and equitable quality of life for all people worldwide.
Nearly 80 countries criminalize LGBT expression and several seek to impose outrageous sentences- life imprisonment, torture, fines and the death penalty. These illegitimate attacks, curtailment of rights, unjust use of force provide reasons to rise up and speak out against politicized misconceptions.
Harvey Milk sought to encourage those identified as LGBT to speak up about their sexuality and combat mistaken judgements, assumptions and perceptions with their lives. These interactions, he hoped, would invigorate a sustainable change in the way they relate to those around them.
The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights acknowledges, "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood."
Today, celebrate that dignity and embolden those around you to recognize the power of their voice, their life, and their sense of self. I encourage you to express who you are in whichever ways you are compelled, any day of the year. Recognize today as an opportunity to take a step into our collective journey toward realizing a more just society for all people, and be invigorated to be a part of it.
The Collective Conscious of Fashion
What do Milanese youth, the Editor-at-Large for Vogue Japan, and Kanye West have in common? With a distinctively stylish aesthetic, they all happen to catch the eye of esteemed fashion photographer Scott Schuman, author of the popular style blog, The Sartorialist. The site, alongside a myriad of similar digital style hives, offers viewers a glance into the collective fashion conscious of cities across the world, forever altering the relationship between people, place, and self expression.
In decades past, culture addicts, fashion aficionados, and sartorial insiders were typically the first to interact with the designer worlds of high fashion and global trend setting- and the first to solicit their fragmented conceptual analysis (and dilution) of runway, resort, and seasonal collections. What the lay person encountered was a fringe distillation of the inspiration and brilliance of international talent, offered at the whim of a handful of venerable publications, media celebrities, and the inventory at local clothing stores. Not to mention the more rural, isolated communities of distant nations were kept distant-- unless one traveled abroad, no immediate cultural exchanges pertaining to fashion, self expression or utility were had en masse.
Today, in the same browser window, individuals can watch live streams of Fashion Week on youtube, scope out what's trending in London at Facehunter, and act as personal stylists using real models and current designer (or otherwise modern) pieces on Looklet. The proliferation of recent trends in expression, merchandising, and identity is astonishing.
Technology has removed the iron curtain of fashion. Although Schuman was initially excited by the opportunity of facilitating a "two-way dialogue about the world of fashion and its relationship to daily life," many of his contemporaries have developed concepts that range from featured street wear stemming from the pride of place, as seen through Stockholm Street Style, to the borderline-megalomanic-invite-only-international-blog Lookbook.
This instant access to global community through the simple communication venues that blogs and websites create and inspire have caused similar recent revolutionary responses in music, politics, and ideology. Chillwave, the Arab Spring, and Occupy Wall Street are excellent examples of how the collective consciousness of our digital age has also thrived by supporting movements, immediate calls for action and exchanges of information.
Self expression is no longer restricted to place, limited production lines, or the dictates of the fashion industry per se-- instead, it is guided and unleashed by you, me, and our extended global network. By taking cues from one another (and the runway, of course), we may not only inspire boldness, creativity, and open-minded dialogue, but we are also able to uncover new ways of understanding the relationship between ourselves and the world around us.
Saudi Women Given Right To Vote
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia announced Sunday that women will have the right to vote beginning in 2015 and the right to stand as candidates in local council elections across the kingdom in the next election cycle. As early as next year, women will be allowed to be appointed to the 150-member national advisory council, Majlis Al- Shura, currently restricted to only male participation and appointment.
According to an interview with Hatoon Al-Fassi, an organizer and professor of history at Saudi University, the news comes as a "blessed surprise. We were actually expecting something on the driving front, not the political front."
Al-Fassi is referring to just one of many restrictions and curtailments of rights women face in the Saudi Arabia today. Women are currently unable to obtain identification cards (although the law passed in 2001 granting such rights, they have yet to be enacted), unable to travel abroad without male permission, and religious rulings prevent their right to drive—to name a just a few.
Although the inclusive extension of rights is a step in a progressive direction, women will not be able to participate in upcoming municipal elections across the kingdom on Thursday where a startling 5,000+ men are competing. The local elections, the second-ever in Saudi Arabian history, are the nation's only public poll. Half of the seats in 285 municipal courts are up grabs (the other half are appointed by government officials).
"[The changes are] a response to a long time demand by Saudi women. Having the king taking this position gives us hope that we are complete citizens. Citizenship wasn't complete for Saudi women- we were not represented in any public sphere," said Al-Fassi.
New York Times journalist Neil MacFarquhar examined the fight for women's rights in his article, "Saudi Monarch Grants Women Right to Vote," where he considered the implications of the recent news:
"Some analysts described the king's choice as the path of least resistance. Many Saudis have been loudly demanding that all 150 members of the Shura be elected, not appointed. By suddenly putting women in the mix, activists feared, the government might use the excuse of integration to delay introducing a nationally elected council.
Political participation for women is also a less contentious issue than granting them the right to drive, an idea fiercely opposed by some of the most powerful clerics and princes. Even as the king made the political announcement, activists said that one prominent opponent of the ban, Najla al-Hariri, was being questioned Sunday for continuing her stealth campaign of driving."
The fight for women's rights in Saudi Arabia is not over, but it certainly is progressing. Voting rights and the right to candidacy, election, and appointment in seats across the kingdom may be construed by some as modest changes, but they speak volumes to the millions of voices previously unrepresented in the nation's government.
Who Do You Love? FEEST!
Written by Genna Watson and Will Canine
"Food connects everybody. If you have an issue with someone's gender, someone's sexual orientation, someone's religion – it doesn't matter – y'all eat."
- Cristina Orbe
Eating. We love it. And when great, healthy, and sustainable food meets great young people? Wowza. That's why when we heard about FEEST (the Food Education Empowerment and Sustainability Team), we hopped on the first bus around (our own, of course) and raced over to get a taste. This latest installment of our ongoing youth-focused series Who Do You Love? looks at the epically delicious foods, youth empowerment, and community development that FEEST cooks up on a weekly basis.
FEEST is a youth-run organization/collection of culinary geniuses housed in the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center that builds community by gathering once a week to prepare and devour a delicious meal made with ingredients from their own organic garden. The group also trains youth to educate their communities about making healthy and sustainable food choices.
Mariana and FEEST's fearsome collection of chickens
First, the Bus toured the FEEST garden and talked to superstar gardening intern Mariana Morales, who showed us some freshly planted onions and beans. "I think that more people should have their own organic gardens instead of buying other things," Mariana says. "It's hard to have a garden, but there are just so many benefits." She often takes home the skills that she learns at FEEST. "At home, I tell my mom, "Here's this new recipe I learned, you should try it out!" Mariana has also started a garden at her own school clueing her fellow students in to the world of sustainable agriculture. She hopes it will someday become a part of the school's biology curriculum.
After the garden tour, we sat down with Cristina Orbe to discuss FEEST and the ways its programs put food, education, and empowerment around one communal table.
What is FEEST?
"Here, [youth] learn not only to cook food, but to be in the community and have a positive environment where their voice is really important, where their ideas are really important, and where they can see the power of their ideas turn from "I really want to cook some potatoes" into this amazing dish that satisfies a group of people."
"The other element [of our program] is a youth leadership team where we hire eight interns in four different areas – journalism, event-planning, gardening, and kitchen. Those youth go through a training program where we build them into young leaders that do stuff like advocate for different issues that they think are important in the community... They promote FEEST to their friends through outreach, they plan a summit, they do projects like taking what they've learned and sharing it with a pocket of the community they think could use the information."
How else do you interact with the larger community?
"In this past year our youth were asked by the Delridge District Council to come ask questions of the Mayor at the Town Hall. We brought them together and just started talking about what issues are facing the community and what it looked like the Mayor had on the table… They asked the Mayor questions and he was so impressed that he invited them to his office for further discussion. In that discussion they tackled school food, and they had him explain more in depth what his levy was, and also said "You need youth on a panel for oversight and creation of those levies. Because we're the ones experiencing it, and we need to be heard!""
FEESTers cooking up a storm
How does food relate to empowerment and sustainability?
"Food connects everybody. If you have an issue with someone's gender, someone's sexual orientation, someone's religion – it doesn't matter – y'all eat. So it's incredible how food can be a binding thing, how people so different from each other can connect over food… I believe that food should be a part of all movements that you want to last, because it's the one thing that will keep people together – breaking bread together. Tribes are built on that idea, cultures are built on that idea. The Bus can steal that idea!" [laughter]
"Empowerment is key for people to be able to recognize the places that power is pushing on them, so they can go, "Who am I in this, and who else do I want to be?" It's about being able to look at each other and walk with people hand in hand toward what you want the future to look like. And it could look like more of the same, but you have to protect that. Or it could look like the next level of what they want to achieve."
"I think that building strong communities is key to sustainability. One of the ways that we try to do that here is we grow food in the garden, we cook that same food, we compost that food, and then we use that compost. We have a circle here. I think true sustainability is not looking at each other in competitive ways and instead looking at the ways we can have mutually beneficial relationships with each other."
What movements do you consider FEEST a part of?
"I think we're a part of the healthy food movement. I think we're also past of the urban farming movement, and the youth empowerment movement... Though not overtly, I feel like we're also an anti-racist and social justice kind of group… We don't appear at protests, but we have Muslim and LGBTQ and Jehovah's Witness kids all in one room, all getting along with each other.
What are you working on right now?
"This year we're working with YMI, Southwest Youth and Family Services, and Highpoint Community Center, collaborating to form a youth summit. The youth summit is totally planned by youth... The whole point of us having this workshop is to get youth to feel empowered to critically think about what's occurring on in their community, and come up with creative solutions in a community environment, and to look at policies – to begin to get a youth voice together, and to put a spotlight on the type of youth engagement we do in this community… Adults are facilitators, but youth are the minds and the hands."
For more info and how to get involved with FEEST, contact Cristina Orbe at email@example.com.
That right there was our third installment of our new series, Who do you love? (find the first two here and here) A lay-o'-the-land of sorts of some of the most active, innovative, and inspiring young people in the state. This is a chance to highlight amazing work, give credit where credit is due, and begin to evaluate the state of youth-engagement in Washington and where it can go in the years to come. Know a great group that deserves a spotlight? Send ideas to alex [at] washingtonbus [dot] org.


text:
Chicago, IL - Surprising State of HCM in China
Toronto, ON - A life lived in words – and music
9 hours agoRT @SoftballOz: Relive the great moments of the 2016 John Reid Shield final between Softball NSW and Softball ACT earlier this year. https:
9 hours agoRT @SoftballOz: Update from Aussie Spirit player, Chelsea Forkin who will play for the Dallas Charge team in the NATIONAL PRO... https://t.
9 hours agoSt. John's Intermediate Men's FP Results (Monday, May 30) #Fastball https://t.co/KDTP4QWPH7 https://t.co/YCJLlTVrhc
11 hours agoRT @selectsfastball: The Selects (2-2-1) return to action this week with games against the @DiamondJaxxKFL (2-3) on Wed. @ 7 and Kings (4-1
11 hours agoRT @selectsfastball: With his first complete game of 2016, @sclark17 got the win, allowing 3 earned runs on 6 hits with 6 Ks. He also went
full story:


text:
Welcome to the next chapter in the lifestyle hotel story.
EDITION® hotels are cultural epicenters that showcase the best dining and entertainment options, services, amenities and offerings for guests and locals in the know. Sophisticated public spaces, finishes, design and details serve the experience, instead of driving it. Experience EDITION contemporary hotels in distinctive cities around the world:
The New York EDITION
Centrally located on 23rd street and Madison Avenue, The New York EDITION sits directly across from New York's iconic Madison Square Park. Originally built in 1909 as the headquarters for The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the historic 41-story clock tower is an iconic New York landmark. The New York EDITION features 273 guest rooms and suites with spectacular views of the city as well as The Clocktower restaurant by Michelin-starred Chef, Jason Atherton. Learn more »
The Miami Beach EDITION
Set on a unique site on 29th Street and Collins Avenue, The Miami Beach EDITION is its own private enclave right on the beach. The Miami Beach EDITION premiered November 2014 and boasts a nightclub, bowling alley, ice skating rink, restaurants by Jean-Georges Vongerichten and much more. Learn more »
The London EDITION
The London EDITION preserves the finest aspects of an iconic, landmark building but reinvents the spaces within to create a dynamic fusion of old and new, past and present. Behind the refined Georgian exterior and majestic public spaces, are a dance club, two bars, a 24-hour fitness facility and 173 secluded, intimate and luxurious wood paneled rooms and suites akin to cabins on a private yacht. Learn more »
The Istanbul EDITION
An urban jewel, The Istanbul EDITION is an exclusive contemporary hotel in the heart of one of the world's most vibrant cities. The thirteen-story tower with 77 guest rooms and penthouse, serves as a sophisticated hub providing multiple venues for relaxing and entertaining including a three-story spa by ESPA, a Cipriani restaurant, Gold Bar, a drawing room and screening room, meeting rooms, special event space and a nightclub. Learn more »
Premiering Soon in These Cities:
Sanya, China 2016
Abu Dhabi 2016
Gurgaon, India 2016
Bangkok 2016
Shanghai, China 2016
Times Square 2017
West Hollywood 2017


text:
Customer Reviews
Model: 337A
True RMS, 999A AC/DC, 600V AC/DC, Continuity, Frequency, MIN/MAX.
The Fluke 337 TRMS 1000 Amp AC/DC Current Clamp Meter has been discontinued, it has been replaced by the Fluke 376 True-RMS 1000A AC/DC Clamp Meter with iFlex
Customer Reviews
Fluke's top of the line AC/DC Clamp Meter
The Fluke 337 TRMS AC/DC Clamp Meter provides you the ability to work quickly and easily in narrow and dark locations, and makes it possible to keep track of your measurements for further analysis.
The Fluke 337 Clamp Meter offers a design that is compact and lightweight, and functionality that allows you to take measurements that are more precise and features a large display that is backlit so readings can be taken in virtually any lighting situation. Auto-shut-off maximizes battery life so the meter works when you need it.
|Voltage DC
|Voltage AC
|Current DC
|Current AC
|Inrush Current
|Environmental Specifications
|Operating Temperature
|Storage Temperature
|Operating Altitude
|Temperature De-rating
|Safety Specifications
|Safety Rating
|Mechanical & General Specifications
|Battery Life
|Display Hold


text:
Poultney man hurt in crashSeptember 12,2013Poultney man
injured in crash
RUPERT A Poultney man was hurt in a crash on Route 30 Wednesday morning, according to Vermont State Police.
Police said Benjamin B. Hunter, 20, was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center with a cut on his head after driving off the southbound lane, colliding with a guardrail and hitting a large tree at 6:40 a.m.
Police said Hunters car, a 2013 Toyota Corolla, sustained extensive damage to the front and sides and that they were still investigating whether another vehicle was involved.
Hunter was not wearing a seat belt, police said, and his car was a total loss.
Anyone with information on the crash is asked to call state police at 422-5421.MORE IN This Just InIn sifting through my ever expanding Pocket queue of things Ive been meaning to read, I found... Full Story
An eyewitness said a female driver struck a pedestrian near Wal-Mart downtown. Full Story A lack of transparency and breach of trust was on the mind of many as the Rutland... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Browsing articles in healthy living
News: Guest Posts
More evidence dogs are great exercise buddies.
Researchers at the University of Missouri found that people walking shelter dogs versus people walking with other people were more consistent about walking and showed a far greater improvement in fitness. Tara Parker Pope reported on The New York Times' Well blog that human walking partners often discouraged each other from getting out, while dogs, well, we all know how dogs feel about walkies...
News: Guest Posts
Do you or don't you?
Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal ran a short piece on pet insurance. Mostly, it's a primer on how to shop for policies. In a Bark story last summer, Nancy Kay, DVM, recommended considering pet health insurance as one of ten strategies for stretching your vet dollars (More Bark for Your Buck, May/Jun 2009). Everyone seems to think it's the coming wave, even though only about one million...
News: Guest Posts
Confirmed cases of H1N1 being passed from humans to dogs and cats
A couple weeks ago, my otherwise healthy 12-year-old Catahoula, Desoto, had a bad case of diarrhea--the kind that required running to the back door with him in the middle of the night. It lasted for 10 messy days (we couldn't always make it outside). I tried not to worry too much since his appetite was as big as ever. But it got me thinking about how the most wonderful time of the year overlaps...
News: JoAnna Lou
Pet therapy helps to reduce the need for pain pills.
As a pet therapy team, my Sheltie, Nemo, and I have visited patients at the hospital and read with kids at the library. Nemo loves children, so he's always excited about the reading program, although sitting in one place for 15-30 minutes can sometimes be a challenge! But my favorite place to visit is the hospital. I love bringing some canine sunshine into the dreary rooms and chatting with the...
News: Karen B. London
'Tis the season
This time of year is filled with special foods, decorations and activities. I love the celebrations, but I am also cautious about them in some ways. At the risk of sounding un-festive, I always feel like shouting, "It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye!" (Actually, since becoming a Mom, this is actually something I HAVE said, and not just as a joke.) Perhaps because I have heard...
Wellness: Healthy Living
The downside of rawhide
"I never buy at Wal-Mart, I only buy organic and nothing from China, ever!" This is how Danielle Devereux, whose German Shepherd Sammy is a ravenous consumer of snacks, describes her treat-buying strategy. Sammy prefers his rawhide toys soaked in warm chicken broth first. "As you can guess, he's a little bit spoiled." In Devereux's remarks, I hear echoes of my own long search for the right dog...
News: JoAnna Lou
Bark Buckle UP offers free Pet Safety Kits for the car.
Recently I went to a pet first aid seminar presented by a friend and veterinarian. Ever since, I've been busy preparing the supplies that I might need in an emergency, particularly when I'm away from home at a trial or on vacation. One of the recommendations was to create an emergency card for each of your dogs to attach onto their crates in the car. The card lists basic information, allergies...
News: Karen B. London
Safely passing it requires care.
Leashes only function if one end is connected to the dog's collar and a person is holding the other end. Over the weekend, I saw a dog running free (and fast!) trailing the leash with two people running after him. In an attempt to pass the leash, the first person had let go before the second person got a good grip on it, and the dog capitalized on this mistake. I helped them collect their dog...
News: Guest Posts
Field-tested advice on jogging with your co-pilot.
Feeling inspired by Meb Keflezighi's NYC Marathon victory? Channel those nervous legs and check out the November issue of Runner's World. In a special column, Bark's very own Claudia Kawczynska provides some quick tips on jogging with a dog including the benefits for you and your pooch, selecting a running buddy and getting started. Quite a few of our writers, bloggers and editors are serious...
Wellness: Healthy Living
TREAT them both right
You want to give your dog the best. You want to give your child the best, too. No one advocates feeding your child dog food. But how about giving both of them … salmon steak? Sharing food with your dog seems radical, but it's merely a return to the way dogs were fed for millennia. The human-animal bond developed partly because dogs and humans could eat the same foods, and the act of sharing...
Copyright © 1997-2016 The Bark, Inc. Dog Is My Co-Pilot® is a registered trademark of The Bark, Inc


text:
About this font family
Appetite is a bold sans font with a lot of sweet ligature glyphs. Specially designed for logotype, packaging & editorial design projects.
Look at the new Appetite version — Appetite Pro — Release 2016!
available in all of the styles in this family:
only available in some of the styles in this family:
- Basic text strings
- Random text strings
- News feeds
- Pangrams
Appetite Italic
Available formats
available in all of the styles:


text:
Hi guys
Just wanted to update you all on our planning so far...
Hotel all booked (Travelodge city Road)
Train all sorted!
We just brought thermal socks today at local Makro so hopefully that'll keep us warm.
Im looking for a waterproof jacket and found one but it £90 (yikes)
the only thing left is to sort out which parks to go on which day!
Oh, we are planning to have a breakfast at the Champagne Bar at St Pancras unless anyone here suggest of a better place to go.