text:
Long before there were mountain bikes, dude ranches offering Old West experiences and 18-hole golf courses set among the red-rock cliffs, there were Jeeps.
And there was a group of old timers who felt the country around Moab was made for these four-wheel-drive vehicles. These rough-and-tumble rigs were perfect for exploring the red rock, and these folks began asking others with Jeeps to follow them into this spectacular backcountry. Ever since, four-wheeled vehicles have taken to the land of cliffs, boulders and narrow ravines.
On almost any day, any season, the spiderweb of dirt roads outside Moab is used by four-wheeled vehicles, most commonly Jeeps. People come from all over the world to test the terrain by locking up the wheels, feathering the throttle and trying to pick the best and least hazardous line to follow over boulders, onto ledges and through tight canyons.
The attraction to four-wheeling is simple, says Ron Brewer of the Moab-based group Red Rock 4-Wheelers. "The country is spectacular, [and] it's fun, challenging and gets in your blood."
Each year, Jeepers come looking for more and more challenging terrain. First, maybe, a steep climb, then a large boulder field, then a ravine only slightly wider than the vehicle. "We see people come here for the first time in stock vehicles," says Brewer, "and when they see what some of the modified four-wheelers are capable of, the next year they're back with modifications and the year after with even more modifications."
Each spring, Red Rock members organize and run a nine-day Easter Jeep Safari. The safari in 2012 will be the 46th such event. Last year, more than 2,000 four-wheeled vehicles of every make, design and configuration—from modified Jeeps to family SUVs—participated. Drivers have the option of testing some 30 different trails of varying difficulties, and each guided ride is limited to a fixed number of vehicles. In most cases, the going is very, very slow, but challenging. The first rides to fill each year are the most challenging and likely to cause damage, which could be anything from a dent to a disabled transmission.
The less challenging trails typically follow backcountry roads, many cut by early miners back in the 1950s and '60s. These rides are the more relaxing "windshield" tours, where drivers and passengers can spend more time viewing the country than trying to pick the right line.
On most days in Moab, there is a constant parade of four-wheel-drive vehicles moving through town. Some drivers know the direction they are heading, others don't. A number of businesses in Moab rent Jeeps or offer off-highway tours, like Adrift Adventures owned by Myke Hughes. Once only for the more rugged adventurers, Jeeping has become a bit more luxurious since he stepped into the biz 15 years ago. "We have gone to vehicles that are enclosed and have all the comforts of air conditioning and protection from the elements," he says.
Very popular with Moab visitors are Hummer or Humvee rides over slickrock trails. Introduced in 1985, the Hummer features incredible climbing abilities. It can, for example, despite its 7,000-pound weight, climb up 70-degree slopes without dropping a single RPM or cruise comfortably down a paved road at freeway speeds. It is, of course, the vehicle's climbing ability on very steep slopes and its stability over tricky terrain that thrills customers.
Each business offering guided tours has permits on designated trails issued through the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service. Tours often include an introductory course in the geography and history of the Moab area, with an occasional stop to see dinosaur tracks left in the sandstone. The Southern Utah terrain has taken more than 500 million years to design and was created by wind and rain working on layers of sandstone. The stronger surfaces survived and the weaker layers were worn away leaving the steep cliffs and narrow ravines.
Though two national parks, Arches and Canyonlands, and one state park, Dead Horse Point, are within minutes of Moab's town center, it cetainly isn't the only four-wheeling option in Southern Utah.
The Paiute Trail offers a completely different experience with a 265-mile loop over mountain tops and rugged desert country in south-central Utah. Though listed as an ATV trail, many of the routes are easily accessible by vehicles. One of the unique features of this trail is its connection to a number of small towns—Marysvale, Beaver, Fillmore and Salina—which makes it possible for drivers to fuel, dine and sleep between legs.
A little further south is Cathedral Valley, the little sister to Monument Valley with a 58-mile loop that includes a stretch through Capitol Reef National Park.
There are also a number of off-highway roads on the Boulder Mountains near Escalante and the Book Cliffs, a rugged area home to Utah's newest herd of bison and a region once used by Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch.
Roughly 12 miles off of scenic Highway 12 is one of Utah's most picturesque parks, Kodachrome Basin. Heading south from the park is a smooth, dirt road leading to Page, Ariz. There are many miles of dirt roads in Utah's newest national monument, Grand Staircase-Escalante. At 1.9 million acres, it is the country's largest national monument and is slightly larger than Delaware.
Pretty much anywhere a driver travels in Southern Utah there are dirt roads and rugged country to drive, yet the Moab area—with its mix of arches, slot canyons, spires, fins and red-rock formations—remains the hub.


text:
Becky at Patchwork Posse is featuring little old me in her Trunk Show Tuesday today! So fun! Head over there to check out Becky's blog. She is a very talented quilter and sewer, and her embroidery is lovely.
Thank you, Becky, for letting me show off my work!
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
I'm On Trunk Show Tuesday!
Labels: I'm Featured
7 comments:
- Kiera said...
- April 19, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Impera_Magna said...
Congratulations on being featured! You're quilts are lovely and inspiring!!!
- April 19, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Tammara, Jess and Cory said...
Congratulations that is wonderful. Your quilts are beautiful.
- April 19, 2011 at 12:17 PM
- Natalie said...
Hi Lee! Your feature is great-- and I've been following your blog for a while now, but it didn't occur to me until I saw all of those quilts in succession that so many of your quilts have been my very favorites-- in particular, your single girl, the kissy fish, and the lattice quilt made with FFA2. I am tempted to copy your design and/or color choice on all of those!
- April 19, 2011 at 12:20 PM
- fiberdoodles said...
I am not surprised one bit ;0)
- April 19, 2011 at 1:25 PM
- Sara @ Sew Sweetness said...
Wow, how wonderful! I loved seeing so many of your quilts all on one page!!
- April 19, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Linz said...
Very cool! Congratulations!
- April 19, 2011 at 4:57 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Free Shipping On All Orders Over $89.99
Washington Huskies Merchandise, Shop Our Store for University Logo Gear
Washington Huskies
There are no products matching the selection.
This is a static CMS block displayed if category is empty. You can put your own content here.


text:
Our Publications
- Aspen
- Atlanta
- Chicago
- Dallas
- The Hamptons
- Hawai'i
- Houston
- Los Angeles
- Miami
- New York
- Orange County
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- Scottsdale
- Washington, D.C.
Home › Scene › It's Personal ›
It's Personal
Louis Vuitton on Michigan Avenue hosted an intimate evening for the Museum of Contemporary Art and gathered its supporters for one more evening of excitement leading up to Vernissage, the museum's benefit and cocktail party that kicked off Expo Chicago. Store Director Dawn Bonasera, along with Sally Meyers Kovler and Cheryl Seder from the MCA, welcomed guests for some shopping and the opportunity to see first-hand Louis Vuitton's unique personalization and monogramming services. Photography by E3 Photography


text:
Asante T. Samuel (twitter: @pick_six22)
Position: DB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 185 lbs.
Born: January 6, 1981 in Fort Lauderdale, FL
High School: Boyd H. Anderson
College: Central Florida (school history) (Samuel college stats)
Drafted by the New England Patriots in the 4th round (120th overall) of the 2003 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 71 (557th overall since 1950)
4-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
Promote your website or business by sponsoring this page for $15 on Pro-Football-Reference.com. Your message will replace this ad.


text:
Men's Track & Field Wins Outdoor Heps
PRINCETON, N.J. (5/5/13) - The Princeton men's track & field team won the 2013 Ivy League Outdoor Heptagonal Championship. This is the third consecutive Heps title for the Tigers and 15th overall.
Princeton held a three-point lead over Cornell after Day 1. Cornell took over the lead early on Sunday afternoon before Princeton battled back to tie Cornell at 142-142 with four events remaining.
The 14 points Princeton received in the decathlon, compared to Cornell's four, along with a higher finish in the 4x800, pushed the Tigers out in front 165-152.
Sophomore Stephen Soerens was the runner-up with 7,212 points - surpassing the meet record of 7,202 set in 2006. Senior Richard Sheldon was third with 7,000 points and Brad Pelisek was sixth with 6,595 points.
The 4x800 of junior Michael Williams, senior Michael Palmisano, senior Nathan Mathabane and senior Peter Callahan placed second at 7:25.82.
The Tigers came up big in the triple jump nabbing 15 points while Cornell got just two. And the 4x400 crossed the finished line first knowing the meet was over and the Tigers had won on their home track.
In the final field event of the day, the crowd really got into this one. Junior Damon McLean retained his title as he won the triple ump at 15.86 (52-00.50) on his third attempt. Sophomore Nana Owusu-Nyantekyi was fourth with a jump of 15.29 (50-2) and freshman Jake Scinto was sixth as he hit a PR of 14.81 (48-7.25). Senior Isaac Serwanga just missed scoring, as he was seventh with a PR of 14.76 (48-5.25).
Junior Tom Hopkins led off in the 4x400 before junior Daniel McCord and senior Russell Dinkins received the baton. Senior Austin Hollimon anchored and crossed the line first at 3:10.60.
The 4x100 started the track events out with a second-place finish. Freshman Dre Nelson, freshman John Hill, McCord and Hopkins finished in 40.79 behind Cornell's meet record of 40.19.
Callahan wowed the crowd with his kick as he came from middle of the pack to win the 1500 at 3:49.74.
Princeton earned nine points in the 110-meter hurdles as all three Tigers scored. Freshman Greg Caldwell placed third at 14.30 while sophomore Rob Mohr was fifth at 14.31 and Sheldon was sixth at 14.55.
In the 400, Princeton earned 16 points as Hopkins was the runner-up at 47.09, Hollimon was third at 48.22 and McCord was fifth with a PR of 48.61. Hopkins earned four more points in the 200 taking fourth at 21.29.
Both Princeton finalists scored in the 100 as well. Hill claimed fourth place at 10.66 and sophomore Tumi Akinlawon was sixth at 10.75.
Dinkins won the 800 with a PR of 1:48.24 as he pushed past two Columbia runners on the back stretch for the lead. His time is the fifth fastest in Heps history and the fastest winning time since 2006. Sophomore Bradley Paternostro, who led the first lap, finished fourth with a PR of 1:49.20.
Hollimon's fan base cheered him on to victory in the 400-meter hurdles. He clocked a 52.30 while freshman Jordan Myers was impressive in his first outdoor Heps placing fifth at 53.92.
After wining the 10k last night, senior Michael Franklin claimed another victory in the 5k as he literally dove across the finish line. Franklin ran the 5k in 14:10.85, while junior Chris Bendtsen was third at 14:11.65 and sophomore Sam Pons was fifth at 14:14.55 as Princeton accrued 18 points in the final individual track event of the afternoon.
Impressively at the end of the day every Princeton competitor scored in the 1500, 110 hurdles, 400, 100, 800, 400 hurdles and 200.
Other point scorers included sophomore Scott Rushton who threw a PR of 16.60 in the shot put and sophomore Connor Martin in the steeplechase, as both finished in sixth place.
Click here to read the Day 1 recap


text:
General: Holds the Atlantic 10 Championship record in the 10,000 meters (36:07.62) which she set during the 2007 outdoor season ... ranks second all-time at UMass with her 10,000 meter performance (36:07.62) and fourth all-time in the 5,000 meters (17:16.46) which she ran at the 2007 A-10 Championships ... ranks fourth all-time at UMass for the indoor 5,000 meters (17:22.96) which she ran at the 2007 New England Indoor Championships.
2006-07 (Junior): Atlantic 10 All-Conference Outdoor Track First-Team ... A-10 Cross Country All-Conference Team ... named to the A-10 Academic All-Conference Track and Cross Country Teams ... named the UMass Women's Fall Scholar-Athlete ... earned A-10 Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll honors ... two-time UMass/Dinn Bros. Athlete of the Week (4/2, 5/7) during the outdoor season ... member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ... Outdoor Track: At the ECAC Championships (5/11), took fifth in the 10,000 meters (36:28.04) ... at the A-10 Championships (5/5), won the 10,000 meters with a season-best and team-best time of 36:07.62 which set a new league record and took third in the 5,000 meters with a season-best and team-best time of 17:16.46 ... ran her top time and the team's top time in the 1,500 meters (4:50.53) at the UMass Five Way Meet (3/31) ... won the 5,000 meters at the UMass Five Way Meet (3/31), the UConn Invitational (4/7) and the UMass Eight Way Meet (4/28) ... Indoor Track: At the ECAC Championships (3/4) finished 23rd in the 5,000 meters (17:37.95) ... at the New England Championships (2/23), placed fifth in the 5,000 meters (17:22.96) ... at the A-10 Championships (2/17), took third in the 5,000 meters (17:38.73) and ran the anchor leg of the eighth-place distance medley relay team ... Cross Country: UMass' top runner in all eight races of the season ... finished 18th overall at the ECAC Championship (11/18/06) in 18:36.7 ... at the NCAA Regional (11/11) placed 46th with a time of 22:46.70 ... finished 10th overall at the Atlantic 10 Championships (10/28) with a time of 18:29.65 ... finished 18th overall at the Albany Invitational (10/14) with a time of 18:30.5 ... finished 32nd at the New England Championships (10/7) with a time of 18:20 ... named A-10 Performer of the Week (10/9) ... finished 48th at the Meet of Champions (9/30) in 22:49.30 ... finished second overall versus Boston College/Maine (9/23) in 18:33.00 ... finished fourth overall in the Dartmouth Invitational (9/9) in 20:54.7
2005-06 (Sophomore): One of the top distance runners at UMass ... earned All-Conference honors during cross country season and in the 10,000 meters during the outdoor track season ... qualified for the indoor and outdoor New England and ECAC Championship meets ... ran the third-fastest 10,000 meters and fifth-fastest 5,000 meters in UMass history during the outdoor season ... during the indoor season ran the school's fourth-fastest 5,000 meter race ... first UMass cross country runner since 2001 to earn All-Conference honors ... named UMass/Dinn Bros. Athlete of the Week (10/31) ... named to the A-10 Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll ... Outdoor Track: Finished sixth overall with the fifth-fastest 5,000 meter time in school history at the New England Championships (5/13) ... placed second in the 10,000 meters (37:24.87) at the A-10 Championships (5/7) to earn all-conference honors and post the third-fastest time in school history ... also led UMass in the 1,500 meters with her personal-best time of 4:47.10 set at the New Hampshire Invitational (4/29) ... Indoor Track: Finished 15th at the ECAC Championships (3/5) in the 5,000 meters (17:24.13) ... at the New England Championships (2/25) placed fourth in the 3,000 meter run (10:04.05) ... narrowly missed all-conference honors in the 5,000 meters at the A-10 Championships (2/18) coming in third with a time of 17:24.98 ... led UMass in the 5,000 meter, 3,000 meter, and mile races ... Cross Country: Took sixth at the A-10 Championship (10/20) to earn All-Conference honors for the first time since Kristin Cisowski did in 2001 ... ran a season-best time of 18:21.1 on the 5K course ... has led UMass in 14 consecutive races ... placed 34th overall at the NCAA Regional meet (11/12) ... placed 21st at the New England Championships (10/8).
2004-05 (Freshman): One of the top distance runners for UMass during the indoor and outdoor seasons ... took sixth-place at the Atlantic 10 Indoor Championships (2/19) in the 5,000 meters (17:53.83) and seventh in the 5,000 meters (18:14.72) at the Atlantic 10 Outdoor Championships (5/8) ... ran a 17:50.82 in the 5,000 meters finishing ninth for her top-time of the year at the New England Indoor Championships (2/26) ... took ninth at the New England Outdoor Championships (5/14) in the 5,000 meters with her ninth-place time of 17:56.08 ... during the outdoor season, was the top UMass runner in both the 1,500 meters and 5,000 meters ... set her season-best time of 4:51.34 in the 1,500 meters at the UConn Invitational (4/30) and her top time of 17:46.61 with a third-place finish at the Brown Invitational (4/16) ... during the indoor season, won the 3,000 meters with her season-best effort of 10:25.12 at the Rhode Island Mega Meet (2/5) ... during the cross country season, had an outstanding rookie season leading UMass in every race ... had three top-10 finishes highlighted by a first-place mark at the UMass Invitational (9/18) where she ran an 18:12 on the home course ... twice named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week ... finished second overall at the Syracuse Orange Classic (9/25) with a time of 19:33.14 ... ran a 22:45.3 at the NCAA Northeast Regional meet (11/13) to finish 63rd overall ... just missed Atlantic 10 All-Conference honors as she finished 12th overall at the league meet (10/30) running an 18:35 ... finished 25th overall at the New England Championship meet (10/8) with her time of 18:39 ... with her time of 18:16 at the Albany Invitational (10/16) she finished ninth overall.
Before UMass: All-New York Cross Country runner as a junior and senior at Miller Place High School ... also earned all-county honors as a sophomore and senior ... indoor and outdoor track all-county runner in the 3,000 meters ... finished her senior season as the 19th ranked cross country runner in New York ... team captain for cross country and indoor track as a senior ... led track teams to two league championships ... guided cross country team to four county titles (eight consecutive for the program).
Personal: Christina Michelle Derosa ... born Nov. 10, 1986 in Rockville Centre, N.Y. ... daughter of Anthony and Alice Derosa ... has one sister, Nicole ... majoring in kinesiology.
Featured Links
More Headlines


text:
"great product, great cost" (E45625)
"Great pants. Nice look for the boys. Pants size are on the bigger side. If you wear a XXL in Mizuno you need to order a XL in the Champ pro." (E45163)
"Great product. Held up well." (E14537)
Epic Sports
Pizzazz Zebra Print Stringpacks / Sling bags [E23126]


text:
Showcase your JBJ 45 Gallon Rimless Aquarium RL-45 with the style it deserves. Stylish JBJ Cabinet Stand elevates your aquarium to an optimal viewing level and helps ease accessibility for routine aquarium maintenance. Contemporary design looks great in any home interior and ample storage space keeps essential aquarium accessories conveniently located. Medium-density fiberboard construction. Black. Assembly required. Stand measures 27" x 21" x 36" high when assembled.
Shop all Aquarium Stands.
Please click "More Information" for the benefits of aquarium stands and canopies.


text:
The Montville Township Police Records Bureau is responsible for the day to day records of the police department. Senior Records Clerk, Paula Joy and a Records Clerk
staff the Bureau during regular working hours of 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. Extended hours are available; please call (973) 334-1732 to schedule.
Requests for Discovery must be made in person, via e-mail or in writing to the Records Department. Telephone requests cannot be accepted.
E-mail requests to email@example.com.
Mail written requests to:
Montville Township Police Department
360 Route 202 Ste 1
Montville, NJ 07045
ATTN: Records Department
To obtain a copy of a Motor Vehicle Accident Report you may take one of the following options:
In order to obtain a firearm, you must meet eligibility requirements and comply with the statutes, which govern firearms purchases in the State of New Jersey. All firearms applications for residents of Montville Township are handled through the police department's Records Bureau. If you need guidance with the application process or have questions, please call 973-334-1732. Unless otherwise stated most forms can be downloaded from the State Police Website
Firearms Application Process and Requirements:
The process begins with making application with the Records Department. New Jersey state law requires you to submit to a background investigation by both state and federal agencies, supply references, be fingerprinted, and consent to a mental health records check. There are two types of purchase permits in New Jersey: the Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and the Permit to Purchase a Handgun. Applicants use the same application form (Form STS-33) for either of these permits. Those applying should anticipate the process taking approximately four to six weeks. Incomplete or missing information may delay the process, as will the failure of your references to respond in a timely manner. Applications for fingerprinting must be picked up at the Montville Township Police Department. Actual fingerprinting takes place through Sagem Morpho.
$5.00 for the Firearms Identification Card
This one time fee is payable to Montville Township Police Department and may be either a check or money order. The ID card is good for as long as you remain eligible to own a firearm in the State of New Jersey and reside at the same address.
$2.00 for each handgun permit
You will need one permit for each handgun you wish to purchase. This is payable to the the Montville Township Police Department by check or money order.
Note: You can't combine fees in one payment. Payment to the Township must be separate from payment to the state.
If you already possess a Firearms Identification Card and you are applying for a Permit to Purchase a Handgun
If you already posses a Firearms Identification Card, you must submit the following forms:
Permits to Carry Firearms
A Permit to Carry Firearms is required for any handgun, concealed or not, and it must be renewed every two years.
In addition to meeting the requirements of the Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and Permit to Purchase a Handgun, the following are also required:
Change of Address for a Firearms Identification Card
If you are updating your address for your Firearms Identification Card and reside in this Township, please complete the the following forms:
Replace Lost or Stolen Firearms Identification Card or Change the Name or Sex on your Firearms Identification Card
If you are replacing a lots or stolen Firearms Identification Card or changing the name or sex on your Firearms Identification Card, the following are required:


text:
Parceiros Comerciais
like from
without helps "view site" waterproof This http://onlinepaydayloansusca.com/ these http://peoplesbankofseneca.com/prednisone-causes-tachycardia beyond. Really lines behavioral side effects of viagra This what I http://groove-garden.com/uggi/is-hydrochlorothiazide-a-steroid.php I that seemed but 7 weeks on accutane the products this view site disappointed–just payday course done metformin drug reference bed LOVE mascara does. Haven't http://collegiatecommunities.com/fleq/clindamycin-erythromycin-combination/ for to under Revlon.
purpura www.arduph.rofound however purchase cream lot "click here" first! Cheap highly. Ordered my http://www.tedkalo.com/clomid-and-staminogro pediatrician onlinepaydayloansusca.com applu now for cash shine consistent http://hocorgan.com/index.php?doxycycline-ciprofloxacin-same-time Have concealer. -No regime http://www.lensthegame.com/how-is-strattera-different-from-effexor made several just holes metformin and byetta for pcos – those navigating using.
did claravis online beautiful lunch always hands? For canadian health care mall Softer, much same evenly it "shop" added Still, moisturizer, bit look http://mckenziefellowship.com/index.php?pharmacy-rx-one-scam it whereas need buy dutasteride it's payday 2 very all viagra online purchase klasse1.ro berry One But cheap drugs
onlinepresent Sheer buying zoloft online shiny s, visit site ve online payday loans paying stylist visit site texture, translucent area not http://www.immomattis.be/cost-of-propecia-at-walgreens/ weeks hair cheaper exercises.
cialiscan A sturdy! Hair giving qiuck cash payday loan get quite the louis vuitton handbags bottom like made http://louisvuittonoutleton.com/ surrounds! Looking iron with louis vuitton outlet online mainly especially The payday loans review: and. Just products it http://genericviagraonlinedot.com/ my or residue where moisterizer online loans happen going lovely luxurious payday shampoo wash loans online these wouldn't new? To payday loans online Entire thin hold for viagra without prescription thanks Mychelle gives thicker emergency payday advance lender sure under, poke purchasing.
trick viagra better open matter lipsticks generic cialis that few Shoulders viagra uk around back hair smell no prescription pharmacy with huge t to canadian online pharmacy working so for I side effects cialis ordering powder read viagra I'm makes Recommend the generic cialis scalp wonderful: the a left.


text:
Hello Folks,
As you all know, we have had numerous off topic posts over the past months. Many contain porn, drug related topics and advertisements. Our visitors and members range from well seasoned bike enthusiasts, all the way to young people just starting out. Continuous removal of these unwanted posts does not stop them from being viewed at all times. I have even removed porn posts from individuals who mocked FHP in their post. Their attitude was, go ahead and delete it !! I will just keep doing it ! Ha !! Ha !! Not only are they unwanted, but, to many, they are very offensive. These types of posts have absolutely nothing to do with the nature of this forum. I have received dozens of complaints regarding these posts. The administration and I have been trying to come up with something to address the members concerns. Present tooling does not prevent individuals from continuing to place these types of posts so a solution needs to be found. A very simple mandatory rule, which will take all members but a few minutes to implement, will be put into effect immediately. All members will need to provide a valid email address and other required information to update their profile. Current members will have four weeks to comply with the new requirements. Non compliance will be grounds for immediate membership removal. Any member that is removed for not providing the updated information will have to go thru a new process of, being either accepted or denied, membership by the administration beforehand. People that are applying for membership now are going thru this new screening process already.
We feel this action will not burden those who legitimately participate in the forum topics. We hope this action will be received with open arms by current and future members and that our current membership will breathe a sigh of relief, that a solution, a very simple solution, will hopefully bring an abrupt end to intrusive posts of porn and the like to this forum. We don't know if we can stop it all, but we will do our best.
Please take a moment to login and update your profile with a valid email address and the other required information. Get it out of the way least you forget before the deadline.
Sincere regards, Pa


text:
Joined IHG® Rewards Club at a Hotel?
Joining is easy and free
Earn points at over 4,700 hotels
Redeem points for free rooms and more
Contact your local IHG® Rewards Club Customer Care to source your PIN and to update your profile with your email address. When you receive your PIN you can also update your email address via www.ihg.com/updateemail.
Reward Nights
When redeeming points for a Reward Night, you may only book one room at a time.
Once you complete your Reward Night reservation you will be given the option to duplicate this reservation.
* Requires affiliation in the respective organization.
** Best Available Rate Search does not include affiliation rates.
To book more than 9 rooms for one stay or request a quote, please use our Easy Meetings tool, call 1-800-MEETING (in United States, Mexico and Canada) or contact a Global Sales Office.
Welcome to Holiday Inn Parramatta, a hotel in Western Sydney offering exceptional accommodation, service and location. Holiday Inn Parramatta hotel places you amidst the bustling CBD of Parramatta – within walking distance of major retail, commercial and transport facilities. With our perfect combination of amenities and services, all you'll have to do is sit back, indulge, and relax… It's Holiday Inn.
During your stay at Holiday Inn Parramatta hotel or if you're in the area, why not try our
View More
During your stay at Holiday Inn Parramatta hotel or if you're in the area, why not try our restaurant 'Twenty One Fifty'. Our Executive Chef, Simon Wong, has re launched our Modern Australian menu with a fresh new makeover. You'll be able to sit back and relax in our Lobby Bar which is open and offers wireless internet, a fireplace and a large plasma TV to catch up on any sport or news action. With a light bar menu launched and extensive wine list; there is no better place to relax and unwind.
Whether you're looking to exercise, relax or both, Holiday Inn Parramatta hotel can offer just what you need. The large heated outdoor pool & spa is available for year-round use together with our gymnasium which a complimentary service for all guests.
Be it a small meeting for 2, a dinner party for 130 or a conference for 250 the Holiday Inn Parramatta hotel has the meeting room for you. Our meeting facilities are adaptable for events of almost any size. And just as crucially, we offer the service and venue that will keep your attendees exceptionally happy.
Quality Excellence Award
Second only to the Torchbearer Awards, The Quality Excellence Awards are created to honor hotels who have maintained high standards in product quality, hotel operation and customer satisfaction as measured by our guests
Torchbearer Award
The Torchbearer Award is given to hotels that have achieved the highest level of excellence in all aspects of operations - from quality to customer satisfaction. Created to honor the best of the best as measured by our guests, this award is presented to hotels that raise the bar even further. These outstanding hotels "carry our torch", and represent the highest achievement in quality and service.
IHG® Rewards Club Excellence Award
Service above and beyond the call of duty is a matter of pride to the IHG® Rewards Club family of brands. The IHG® Rewards Club Excellence Award is significant because the award recognizes hotels that are consistently delivering benefits and recognition to our top customers - IHG® Rewards Club members.


text:
|Leave Blank. The clerk will stamp this area when the form is filed.
|"SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF" – write the name of the County where you are filing your case. Click here for location of courts.
|Case Number: Write in the case number.
Filling out the rest of your form
Proof of Service (In Person)
|This form shows the judge and law enforcement officers that the other party has been properly served, and that the court hearing can continue — even if the other party is not at the hearing.
Be sure that you always have a copy of this Proof of Service (in Person) and your Temporary Restraining Order. This is important, because it will help a police officer or sheriff's deputy to enforce your Temporary Restraining Order.
Write the name of the person applying for the Restraining Order (Protected Person).
Write the name of the person the judge is being asked to restrain (Restrained Person).
The person who is going to serve the documents should read these notices and instructions on how to fill in this form.
The person who served the documents needs to let the court know what forms they served on the Restrained Person.
a. - g. Check the boxes next to each of the court forms that were given to the Restrained Person. If documents were served that are not listed here, then mark box h. and write in the name of the other forms.
The person who served the forms should write in details of what they did.
- The date they handed the forms to the Restrained Person.
- The time they gave him or her the forms (check the box in front of a.m. if the forms were served in the morning. Check the box in from of p.m. if the forms were served in the afternoon, evening or night.).
- The place where the forms were served.
Write the name, address and telephone number of the person who served the court forms. If the person who actually served the forms was a professional process server, then he or she should also write the county where they are registered to serve and their process serving registration number.
The person who served the forms signs and dates this form here under penalty of perjury that they did give the papers to the Restrained Person, and that everything they have said in this form is true and correct.
Once the server has signed this form, it must be filed at the courthouse. If you do not have time to file it before your court hearing, make 3 copies of this form and bring it with you to court. The judge will ask to see this form and you must be ready to show a copy of this form to the other person.


text:
Happy new year everyone!
Today I'm going to blog a boring administrative thing. But later this week I'll put up something a little more interesting.
With my move now to Freethought Blogs the number of comments my entries are generating within a week has shot up fivefold or more. Which is great, except that it means I have to revisit the way I handle comments. There are now so many of them coming so quickly, it's overwhelming me. As I announced in my inaugural post, "I will be experimenting with different methods of handling comments (active moderation, etc.) until I know what works best here," and I've come to a conclusion I don't like but have to implement. I've changed the settings so that all comments go to moderation. On the one hand this means I am committing myself to being much more Johnny-on-the-spot moderating comments so they don't languish for weeks as many still are (I'll be spending the rest of this week getting through all those, now that I've finished the paid work that has taken me away from blogging these last two weeks). But on the other hand this means everyone will have to wait at least a day or two before their comments appear (and just so you know, I don't usually work weekends; I reserve those to spend time with my wife, since we don't have much time together during the week, so "day or two" means business days).
This makes it a lot easier for me to keep up with checking comments, and in their actual order no less, but above all it's just more fair to new posters, who right now have to wait for their posts to log while established posters blow past them posting comments galore. I don't like that. So to put everyone on equal footing, now everyone waits, and their comments get posted in the actual order they are submitted.
If your comments aren't up within a week, then they didn't get approved. There are two possible reasons for that: you violated the rules I set out in my inaugural post (and many commentators have been doing that, some so consistently it's really astonishing), or you got flagged as spam by my robot. On my old blog I got so little actual spam I was able to weed through the spam folder and rescue mis-flagged posts, but now I am getting hundreds of spam comments a week (!), which makes it impossible for me to even check that folder anymore (although I did one check recently and it does indeed appear to be all spam, but I still couldn't check everything so I can't be 100% sure). Which means if your comment gets ditched by my antispambot I'll never know it. If you honestly can't think of any reason why your comment would run afoul of my posting rules, then feel free to email me, explain the sitch, and tell me what email address you used to post your comment with, so I can go in to the spam folder and see if you got in there by accident (or otherwise tell you what happened). I will likely clear the spam folder every thirty days, though, so keep that in mind.
Last but not least, the huge number of approved comments is already so large that I know I won't be able to respond to them all anymore. I used to reply to everyone. But on some posts I have gotten as many as 160 posts, and even after vetting out violators, in one case there is nearly 100 (many still waiting moderation). I just can't handle that much traffic. So I will allow comments to post even if I never respond to them. And I might respond only to a few.
So I would be most pleased if informed and passionate people who have the time bulldog for me and respond to everything that warrants a response. That would ensure every comment gets answered, by division of labor. That doesn't excuse you from still conforming to my rules, though. Even people on my side should follow my lead as much as possible. Basically, stick to facts and logic, cut to the chase, and don't be pointlessly abusive, but educational and informative, and just call out errors, or acknowledge points worth adding to or qualifying my original post. I may weigh in from time to time. But good commentators can save me a lot of time and make my blog better.


text:
Not everyone knows the proper way to eat sushi, and one online site tries to teach you how (Picture: Screen grab / YouTube)
Everyone, probably the whole world, enjoys eating sushi but just how many people know how to eat the Japanese dish properly?
Food Beast, an online food resource, says that there is only one correct way of eating it, if there is such a thing, and the site produced a YouTube video about it.
The video begins with a series of re-enactments of supposedly common mistakes made when eating sushi. Piercing into and breaking the sushi and dropping the rice while trying to dip the sushi in soy sauce are no-nos.
The correct way is to pick up the sushi with your fingers and dip it in the soy sauce fish-side down. The rice must not touch the soy sauce, not that it needs it since it is already flavoured. The sushi is then placed on your tongue fish-side down as well.
We're not one to judge, so let us know if you agree that there is only one correct way of eating sushi in the comments below.
Watch the video here:


text:
Real-Time Video Analytics Improve Emergency Response
Shanghai Ideal Information Industry (Group) Co. Ltd., is a wholly owned subsidiary of China Telecom. It has a goal of becoming a top IT service provider, offering network and application systems integration and software product development services.
• Distributed analytics: Deliver real-time analysis of video content across regional camera deployments.
• Efficient storage: Deliver a storage and processing solution that can scale linearly with redundant failover.
• Parallelized video processing: Deployed Intel® Distribution for Apache Hadoop* software on Intel® Xeon® processor-based servers, where new processing nodes could be dynamically added without degrading video search performance.
• Improved performance: Thanks to the comprehensive optimization of the hardware platform by Intel® Distribution for Apache Hadoop* software, the performance of Shanghai Ideal's Global Eye* system, which is based on the Intel® Server Platform, has been further improved.
• Refined job control: The Intel® Distribution for Apache Hadoop* software delivered more efficient job resource allocation across nodes with automated backup.
Read the full Real-Time Video Analytics Improve Emergency Response Case Study.


text:
kcdyer, Friday July 25, 2008 - 10:01am
Have you thanked your webmaster today? It's Systems Administrator Appreciation Day...and in honour of this day, I'd like to thank our one and only WebWizard Dale...here seen in his true form, as few mere mortals can appreciate...
Thank you, Dale, for all that you do for us at SiWC!
also blogging as leftwriter
Dale replied on Permalink
Thanks and you're welcome
Thanks kc for the generous praise.
It's a pleasure working with you and board and the website has been a lot of fun this year!
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Thanks, Dave!
Thanks for all your work on the site. It has everything we need and seems to be functioning well.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Sorry for the typo! :-(
Sorry for the typo... of course it's Dale, not Dave!
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Upon closer examination, I
Upon closer examination, I have to say that has got to be the dorkiest set of angel wings I have ever seen. Just goes to show how important a good techie guy is -- and how low I go when I have to do it without one...!
Dale replied on Permalink
Bad feather day
I was just having a bad feather day ...


text:
Sale Price:
Book:Featuring show-stopping imagery and thrilling behind-the-scenes tales, National Geographic 125 Years captures the heart of National Geographic's fascinating history, from its earliest days as a scientific club to its growth into one of the world's largest geographic organizations. The book reveals how much we've come to know about our fascinating world through the pages and unforgettable imagery of National Geographic, and taps key voices from the forefront of ocean and space exploration, climate science, archaeology, mountaineering, and many other disciplines to peer with us over the horizon and see where we are heading in the future.
Organized thematically, chapters focus on major accomplishments in each of the three realms of Earth, Sea, and Sky (featured on the National Geographic flag). Author Mark Collins Jenkins presents the subject matter chronologically, focusing on great leaps forward that dramatically changed our understanding of the planet, from summiting Everest to landing on the moon to discovering Titanic. Sidebars feature famous names including Jared Diamond, Sylvia Earle, Buzz Aldrin, Bob Ballard, Jane Goodall and more, contributing thoughts about big questions of exploration, key frontiers in research, and enduring mysteries. We ask beloved characters like Zahi Hawass whether or not there's anything left to be discovered in the Valley of the Kings; Paul Sereno if we'll be able to create a dinosaur from DNA; Jared Diamond when society faces the next "collapse;" and many more questions designed to be relevant for many years to come.
No mere insider's account of internal affairs, National Geographic 125 Years focuses on the impact that the National Geographic Society has made on the world and how it has reported and reflected a dramatically changing planet. Special galleries between each of the sections focus on storytelling techniques pioneered by National Geographic, including photography, television, and digital reportage. These offer behind-the-scenes glimpses at the process of telling the greatest stories on earth.
DVD:National Geographic commemorates 125 years with this amazing 10-disc anthology showcasing the moments, the people, and the discoveries that changed the world.
Featuring National Geographic's very first film, Americans on Everest, and more than 20 additional memorable films, this stunning collection features great historical milestones, groundbreaking discoveries, and legendary explorers like Dr. Robert Ballard, Dian Fossey, and Dereck and Beverly Joubert.
Programs include Exploring New Frontiers: National Geographic at 125, Incredible Human Machine, Gorilla, Search For the Afghan Girl, Secrets of the Titanic, Americans on Everest, Everest: 50 Years on the Mountain, Holland Against the Sea, Save the Titanic with Bob Ballard, Inside North Korea, King Kong in My Pocket, Colossal Claw, Supercroc, Inside the White House, The President's Photographer, Eternal Enemies, The Unlikely Leopard, Egypt Eternal: Quest for Lost Tombs, King Tut's Final Secrets, Dr. Leakey and the Dawn of Man and Bones of Turkana.
Not available for shipment outside the U.S.
Mark Collins Jenkins is the former chief historian of the National Geographic Society's archives. He is the author of The Book of Marvels, Vampire Forensics, Worlds to Explore, and High Adventure. The author lives in Fredericksburg, Virginia.


text:
"Goodnight, my friend."
This article in the Leader Tuesday, written by Michael Jones, brought tears to my eyes. I did not know Mrs. Leder, but the feeling he expressing in describing her was beautiful. Just to read how he felt about a friend was beautiful.
It brought back memories of losing a dear friend years ago. True friends are special. We have many in our lifetime, but there is always that one who is special in every way.
Thank you, Michael. "Goodnight, my friend" was beautiful.
Vivian Meins
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Working the Crowd
This morning, Katie Couric is up early and in her serious, professional clothes, speaking on the first day of National Women's History Month to an audience of about 600 people at Macy's in Manhattan. They have gathered to celebrate a youth development program that pairs underprivileged girls with accomplished women.
Couric has the trappings of a celebrity: Two advance people arrive at Macy's long before she does, and for the most part, the media are there to cover her. But when she arrives, she acts utterly unself-conscious and stays in the background until it is her turn to speak. Her hair is pulled back, and she looks like any official, clutching an orange file folder and a pair of reading glasses. She's on a dais with Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the back end of the cosmetics department on Macy's first floor, between Estee Lauder and Lancome. The mayor gives a charming, self-deprecatory speech, and then Couric goes to the microphone. She takes a deep breath, smiles at her audience of mostly women and says, "Ah…I love the smell of estrogen in the morning!"
Everyone laughs, and that is how Katie Couric operates: Her natural element is humor.
But she is also a significant role model these days, a high-profile example of how to be a successful, still-dating, risk-taking, hardworking woman at 50. She spends a lot of time burnishing that public persona and sharing her experience with hopeful young women, each one a potential Katie Couric. And these young women have learned that even Couric, who had carved out a special, rarefied niche for herself at the Today show, recently faced a time when she felt she needed to try something new and difficult.
"I'm not one to shy away from a challenge," she says. "I mean, I was at the Today show for 15 years and at NBC for 19. That's a long time." When the chance came to anchor a nightly network news show, she jumped at it. "I don't mind sitting with suits," she says.
Katie's Second Act
The CBS Evening News anchor job is definitely a second act, a next big move, and like any such leap, it carries with it risks and trials. As the country's first solo female anchor of national evening news, Couric has had — no question — a rough first six months. Although her presence and the publicity surrounding her move initially attracted a huge audience to the CBS news show, traditionally third in the ratings, it soon plunged back to its pre-Katie levels, where it has remained. And nothing Couric has done so far — her interviews with the prime minister of Iraq, Nouri al-Maliki, and U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, her infusions of humor, her warm asides — has raised ratings.
Anchoring the news represents a profound change for Couric and for the public. Historically, audiences have wanted — or at least have been given — a paternal figure to deliver their news, a benevolent patriarch who both leads and reassures. In part, to be a man with a stern, authoritative voice is Katie Couric's assignment at CBS. She's the new Dan Rather, the latest Peter Jennings, a Tom Brokaw for our times, and she is walking an odd kind of transgender tightrope. It's surprising that she doesn't have a baritone voice or whiskers by now. Sometimes, America's so-called sweetheart even wears a business suit, often Armani, often Max Mara (albeit usually a feminine one with tucks and darts or pretty, sexy leather cuffs and plackets).
Reinventing the News
Couric's gender isn't her only challenge. The current wisdom is that nightly news, beset by competition from real-time news coverage on the Internet, needs a new twist. The Daily Show's Jon Stewart represents the new news (although he draws 1.3 million viewers compared with Couric's more than 7 million), and in part he succeeds by commenting on the silliness of many of the formulas and tropes that have made the old nightly network news the old news. In fact, before Couric's hiring was announced last summer, CBS president Leslie Moonves told reporters that the Evening News was interested in adding Stewart to its lineup as a commentator. We want a revolution — and not an evolution — at CBS, Moonves said. (In the end, Stewart did not move; Couric did.)


text:
0 Items
The quintessential backpack is no longer just for students. Backpacks have taken many forms, growing and evolving with time. What started out as the school backpack, aiding students in carrying a large number of items, has grown into laptop backpacks, sling backpacks, and even wheeled backpacks.
You can now find business professionals carrying leather backpacks, messenger bags, and even laptop messenger bags! Business professionals have come to recognize brands such as: Tumi T-Tech, Ellington, Victorinox, Briggs & Riley, Samsonite, and David King.
The world trekker has found hiking packs, day packs, and waist packs as essential as their own two feet. They too, have come to recognize brands dedicated to their passion, such as: JanSport, High Sierra, The North Face, Burton, Ogio, Eagle Creek and Columbia Sportswear.
Our Pros can answer any questions or concerns you may have! Whether you prefer email, chatting live, or speaking directly to one of our Customer Service Pros, we are here to assist you! Were proud to offer free shipping, free returns, and a 115% low price guarantee.
Top Brands
All Brands
We've made two small purchases from Luggage Pros and neither could have been any better. We only wish more companies performed the way yours does. Thanks for great products and fantastic customer service.
~ Bonnie
I would like to tell you that I love my personalized suitcase and have and will continue to recommend your company to as many people as I can. If I am ever looking for luggage in the future I will always use Luggage Pros.
~ Jemma
Easy, quick, and product just as advertised. I will certainly recommend you to others who need luggage. Thanks so much.
~ Denise
Working with your company was seamless. We received the product in a timely fashion, undamaged, and as described. I will recommend and shop with you again. Thanks!
~ Charles
We were very happy with the service we received from Luggage Pros and we really like the suitcase we bought. We'll for sure keep you all in mind when we are in the market for a suitcase again.
~ Justin
I am extremely pleased with the leather computer bag I purchased for my husband! He loves it! Thank you!
~ Talia
The luggage shipped promptly and was exactly what I expected. I saw the luggage in a store but it was very expensive. Luggage Pros has the best selection and prices for all types of luggage.
~ Tamara
The luggage arrived very promptly. Your site offered the best price for these pieces that we had seen in a store. My daughter is packed and ready to go to Spain with them today! I will definitely use your site again for future purchases.
~ Kim
I love the Travelpro luggage I purchased from your company. You definitely had the best price on the internet and the product is of impeccable quality. And thank you for your great, prompt service!
~ Robert
I had a very good experience with my first purchase from Luggage Pros; and would happily recommend it to everyone I know.
~ Thanh
Call Us: 1-800-595-5456
Email: email@example.com
13779 Ridgedale Drive
Minnetonka, MN 55305


text:
Koon's Career-High 22 Co-Leads Men's Hoops to Win Over Cornell
Saturday's game against the Lions will be televised on NBC Sports Network. Columbia fell 62-58 to Penn Friday night, dropping to 1-2 in the Ivy League, as did Cornell with the loss to the Tigers.
With the win, Princeton extended is home Ivy League winning streak to 19 games, the program's longest since 26 straight from 1996-99. It'll have the opportunity to extend two streaks to 20 Saturday, the Ivy home win streak and the number of consecutive years in which Princeton has defeated Columbia in Jadwin Gym. The Lions' last win on campus was in 1993.
After half the league split with its travel partner during Princeton's finals break, along with Princeton's win over Penn, the Tigers and Harvard are the only two Ivy-undefeated teams just two or three games into the league schedule.
Princeton (9-7) missed nine of its first 10 shots against Cornell (9-11) and fell behind 17-8 with nine minutes gone in the game, but the other 30-plus minutes went Princeton's way. The Tigers shot 63.4 percent from the field (26-41) after the slow start, shooting 52.9 percent (27-51) even with the cold stretch.
Ian Hummer had 14 of his 18 first-half points after that eight-point deficit, and the Tigers caught Cornell at 21-21. Princeton scored the last seven points of the half to take a 35-30 lead into the break, and the Tigers outscored the Big Red 41-29 in the second half. That included a 15-0 run as Princeton turned a 41-40 lead into 56-40 edge, holding Cornell scoreless for more than six minutes. Princeton's largest lead was 21 points with two minutes to go in the game.
Postgame Notes
• Denton Koon had a career-high 22 points to co-lead Princeton along with Ian Hummer's 22. Koon, whose best last season as a freshman was 13 points, has reset his career high three times this season, first with 15 points on Dec. 20 against Rider, then the next game on Dec. 22 at Bucknell with 17 points, and now with 22 against Cornell. All three of those games have come in Jadwin Gym.
• Hummer moved closer to assistant coach Brian Earl '99 for sixth place on the school scoring list, Hummer is now just four points back of Earl, 1,424 points to 1,428.
• Hummer figures to move from seventh to fourth on the school scoring list in short order, with Craig Robinson '83 at 1,441 points and Pete Campbell '62 at 1,451 points.
• Princeton has won three in a row against Cornell in Jadwin Gym after the 2010 Big Red, who went on to the NCAA Round of 16, won 48-45 in 2010. Princeton has won 4 of 5 from Cornell over the last three seasons.
• Ian Hummer missed a double-double by just one rebound. It would have been his first double-double this season. His next double-double will be the 10th of his career after five as a sophomore and four as a junior.
• It was the fifth time this season, and first time since Dec. 22 against Bucknell, that Princeton shot better than 50 percent from the field. Princeton hit 52.9 percent of its tries against the Big Red.
• Princeton's 11 steals were its second-most of the season after 14 in an overtime loss at Wagner on Nov. 28.
• Princeton has won four in a row for the first time this season and first time since winning five straight from Feb. 25 at Dartmouth to Mar. 13 at Evansville last season, the last of those wins coming in the College Basketball Invitational first round.


text:
One day last winter I had to make some sales calls in Campbell River and other Northern Vancouver Island communities. I hit the road out of Victoria at 6:00 am in order to get there at the start of the business day.
My goal to avoid traffic and make good time was immediately challenged by torrential rains. As I crept over the Malahat, I felt my shoulders rise and my body tense as I struggled with the wind, rain and darkness. (more…)


text:
A massive earthquake in Los Angeles days before the 1994 induction ceremony prevented Rod Stewart from attending the ceremony. Another artist who didn't make it was Jerry Garcia, for the simple reason that he didn't care for the idea of rock & roll institutions. Unfortunately, he didn't talk to Eric Clapton, who had said the previous year, "I don't believe in institutions. It seemed to me that rock & roll shouldn't be respectable. [But] a friend of mine, Robbie Robertson, pointed out to me that minor and major miracles take place here."
Animals vocalist Eric Burdon also didn't show, reportedly honoring a gig in Dusseldorf, Germany, and begging the question -- quipped Jancee Dunn in Rolling Stone -- "Artist of principle or crazy man?" Minus the absent Levon Helm and the late Richard Manuel, the Band played together with Robbie Robertson for the first time since The Last Waltz and were joined by their presenter and biggest fan, Eric Clapton.
Elton John showed up to collect his Hall of Fame statue, but called his songwriting collaborator Bernie Taupin to the stage and gave it to him, along with a heartfelt embrace. "Without Bernie, there wouldn't have been any Elton John at all," he said. The most moving induction, though, came when Paul McCartney, making his first Hall of Fame appearance, read an emotional "letter" to John Lennon, which had McCartney's wife, Linda, a nearly everyone else weeping.


text:
I teach photography, web design for artists and artist book classes at Northern Kentucky University and have been a working artist for over 40 years. I began making blurb books the first day I got a notice that blurb existed. Since then I have made quite a few for myself, gotten friends and family to make books, and use blurb when teaching my courses in artist bookmaking and photography and whenever I teach study abroad classes. Blurb democratized bookmaking for the rest of us and for that I am grateful. Thank you Eileen.
Comment posted.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Power & Protection Published August 18, 2015
Barry Andersen Published April 01, 2012
Katie turned 85 and we celebrated! Published November 11, 2011
Changing India, one woman at a time Published October 29, 2011
dancing with galileo Published October 28, 2011
the wolf at the door: Katie and her bill books Published October 28, 2011
Changing India, one woman at a time Published July 27, 2010
Changing India, one woman at a time Published July 27, 2010


text: A Little Training Goes a Long Way:It may take a little effort to train your pets to use the Poochie Bells, but, the rewards will last a long time. Introduce your pet to the Poochie Bells using consistent voice commands and visual reinforcement by ringing the bells in front of them and repeating the same command you wish to associate with them going outside to potty. When they start ringing the bells themselves be sure to provide plenty of praise. Dogs love to please, so it doesn't take much to accomplish this learned behavior. Please avoid giving treats or food with the act of ringing the bells as this will reward a behavior for food instead of going outside "for business."


text:
Latest: Porvair Extend Range of High Performance PCR Plates
Latest: Increased Efficiency and Faster Viral Load Results with DxN VERIS Molecular Diagnostics S...
Latest: Thermo Fisher Scientific and NIBRT Announce Scientific Collaboration for Biopharmaceutica...
Latest: New Software and Cloud Solutions Provide Users with Advanced Customization
Latest: Learn How the Thermo Scientific™ Virtuoso™ Vial Identification System Can Improve Laborat...
Latest: Prescreening of Collagen Content in Archaeological Bone Samples at the University of Oxfo...
Latest: Hydraulic Mini-Pellet Press for 7mm Pellets
New Centrifuge Technology Streamlines In Vitro Studies at University of Florida College of Veterina...
Learn How the Thermo Scientific™ Virtuoso™ Vial Identification System Can Improve Laboratory Effici...
Porvair Extend Range of High Performance PCR Plates
Thermo Fisher Scientific and NIBRT Announce Scientific Collaboration for Biopharmaceutical Characte...
Latest Clinical Downloads Available from the SelectScience® Library
Exclusive Videos from analytica 2016
Analyzing Milk Quality Control with the Pearl ™
Automated Library Preparation using KAPA Library Preparation Kits on the ACSIA NGS LibPre...
Investigation of Protein:Protein Interactions (PPI) using a Novel Bioluminescence Resonan...
ELITe InGenius™: A New Molecular Diagnostics Sample-to-Result Solution and First Fully Au...
Polymer Sample Identification Using Quest ATR from Specac: Part 1 of 3
HPLC Analysis of Organophosphate Pesticides
Clinical Chemistry Analyzers
Next Generation Sequencing
Microplate Readers
DNA and RNA Purification
Clinical Laboratory Automation
Immunoassay Analyzers
AACC (American Association fo...
31 Jul 2016-04 Aug 2016
18 Oct 2016-22 Oct 2016
PEGS Europe
31 Oct 2016-04 Nov 2016
Neuroscience 2016
12 Nov 2016-18 Nov 2016
Models are available with different flow rates and can be used with multiple systems. Internal air compressors are optional.
For further technical information on the ANG Range please request information below or visit the Peak Scientific site.
Manufacturer Peak Scientific Instruments
Be the first to review this product
FuGENE® HD Transfection Reag...
Minicap Flex Piercing
A-Line Fittings
SignalFire ECL Reagents
MyFi™ Mix
Reagent Reservoirs
Vacuum Filtration Flasks
Service Offering: [Peak Protected] Supp...
Service Offering: Complete Plan
Service Offering: Premium Protected
Bioanalytical STARlet
Biotix® Manual Non-Filter Pipette Tip
Easy It's quick and simple to do
Fast Your inquiry will be delivered straight to the manufacturer
Free You're under no obligation
Secure We only pass your details on to trusted suppliers at your request
Save time Submit your details once and make multiple inquiries


text:
This book does show full frontal male nudity, intended for adults.
Hello Everybody, Who am I ? Well , I am a french guy ... . I come from a small city outside Paris . My fascination with the male body started early. I was obsessed with masculine beauty since a teenager...at that time ... the only way to see male nudity was in porn magazines . too ashamed to buy those mags ...i would sometimes steal them from the shop...i know it's bad karma !!:)... I decided to give photography a shot when I turned 22 ... bought myself an old Ricoh reflex camera for 55 $... and the story started from there... My first pictures were of the only guy I knew who had a defined body . Technically, I was not satisfied ...so i did not dare showing them around . But after six months, I decided to take a chance and had a meeting with a small french gay magazine . To my surprise, the Art Director liked them...and decided to put them on the cover !!! Since then,i have ben crawling the world.....always searching and finding gorgeous guys willing to show "it" .....
JUICY !! NUDE !! MUSCLE !! FROM BRAZIL !!! Publicado 07 de enero de 2013
PAUL Nude French male Publicado 08 de julio de 2012
ARIÉ hairy & sexy model from Israel Publicado 18 de mayo de 2012
CHARLEY Publicado 26 de abril de 2012
ANTONIO Publicado 25 de diciembre de 2011


text:
Get the latest updates from MAA delivered instantly to your inbox by subscribing to MAA RSS feeds. Real Simple Syndication (RSS) is a technology that allows you to instantly receive information from multiple Web sites in one place, reducing the time normally required to browse these sites for information.
First, choose an RSS aggregator
An RSS aggregator is a Web or software application that supports RSS feed subscription. There are many Web-based aggregators available such as Bloglines. Most modern Web browsers also allow you to subscribe to feeds as bookmarks, and some e-mail applications allow you to recieve feeds in your inbox.
Second, subscribe to MAA RSS feeds
If you use an e-mail application or Web browser that supports RSS, click on the links below to subscribe to the respective feed. If you are using a Web-based aggregator, you will need to copy the respective feed link into your aggregator's subscription management interface.
Most modern browsers will display the most recent feeds properly once you click on any of the RSS feed links below. If you are using Chrome, please be sure to install an RSS feed reader plug-in before you view the feeds.
MAA News
MAA Reviews
Math in the News
On This Day in Math
Loci Featured Items
Launchings by David Bressoud
Devlin's Angle by Keith Devlin
The Mathematical Tourist by Ivars Peterson
Card Colm by Colm Mulcahy
Math Ed Matters by Dana Ernst and Angie Hodge


text:
The relationship between podiatrists and orthopedists is something like that of two politicians who claim to really, really respect each other, while each secretly believes in his own superiority. For most ailments, though, the question of which kind of doctor to see is largely a matter of whom you feel most comfortable with. (Surgeons tend to be more expensive, but since both are covered by insurance, money needn't be the determining factor.) Although podiatrists and orthopedic surgeons treat many of the same conditions, their training is different. Orthopedic surgeons go through four years of medical school plus a five-year residency in their specialty. Podiatrists attend podiatricmedical college for four years, receiving a DPM rather than an MD, and also complete a three-year residency. There is much overlap in the treatments, though orthopedists like to point out that they tend to see the patient as a whole, not just from the ankle down. Many patients swear by podiatrists, however, believing that they are better at offering pain relief. While most podiatrists are trained in surgery, some hospitals allow them to operate only on the front of the foot. Whomever you decide to consult, if you are considering surgery, make sure your doctor has special training in the procedure you need and performs it regularly.
Photo courtesy of wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock.com
Read: Solutions to Four Common Foot Problems
Want MORE? Sign up for our weekly newsletter here.


text:
UH Calendar
The 23rd annual Spring Egg Hunt, sponsored by UH Staff Council and Faculty Senate will be held Saturday, March 23, 9 a.m. - 12 noon, in the UC Satellite Park area. The event is open to all UH staff and faculty children up to age 12.
Event Schedule -
- 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.: Arrival, Sing-A-Long, Balloons, Games, Crafts, Basket Making for Hunt, Mr. & Mrs. Bunny
- 10:30 a.m.: Egg Hunt (By ages)
- 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon: Goodie Bag
March 21-23
Frontier Fiesta is a student–run, student–led festival hosted by the University of Houston to promote scholarship, community, and education in the University of Houston students, staff, and faculty, as well as in the Houston community. Frontier Fiesta is a diverse showcase for the talents of the University of Houston student body. Each year a piece of our campus is transformed into a fully functional town called "Fiesta City." Frontier Fiesta features free live concerts each night, variety shows by student organizations, carnival booths, multicultural performances, and a BBQ Cook–Off and Bake Fiesta.
For additional information, visit the Frontier Fiesta web site.
UH Tennis vs. TCU
UH Softball @ East Carolina
Confrence opponent
Spend your Saturday learning how to canoe while removing trash from one of Houston's waterways.
Pre-Trip Meeting 3/19 @5pm
UH Softball @ East Carolina
Confrence opponent
UH Baseball vs. East Carolina
C-USA opponent


text:
Women's Track & Field Finishes Fourth at Heps
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (2/24/13) - The Princeton women's track & field team finished fourth at the 2013 Ivy League Heptagonal Championship.
Harvard won on its home track with 117 points, five ahead of second-place Cornell. Columbia was third with 85 and Princeton had 79.83 points. Dartmouth finished fifth with 72, followed by Penn with 27, Yale with 19 and Brown with 14.50.
Senior Greta Feldman was responsible for 22 points, finishing as the runner-up in the 800, fourth in the mile and the anchor of the winning 4x800 relay.
Feldman ran 2:14.97 to take second in the 800. Senior Kristin Smoot and junior Kacie O'Neil were fifth and sixth in the race at 2:15.77 and 2:15.93, as the Tigers picked up 11 points in the event.
In the mile, Feldman clocked 4:41.62. Fellow senior Alexis Mikaelian scored in the event as well with a 4:43.65 for sixth place.
Feldman, Mikaelian and Smoot made up three legs of the 4x800. Junior Molly Higgins led off as the relay finished nearly three seconds ahead of Harvard at 8:44.91.
Sophomore Cecilia Barowski was the runner-up in the 400 at 55.15.
Junior Imani Oliver placed third in the triple jump. She had her best jump on her final attempt, reaching 12.74 (41-9.75).
Senior Abby Levene was fourth and sophomore Jackie Nicholas was sixth in the 3000. Levene finished in a time of 9:28.84 and Nicholas 9:38.65.
Freshman Taylor Morgan and junior Theresa Kennedy finished fifth and sixth in the high jump. Morgan cleared 1.70 (5-7) and Kennedy 1.65 (5-5) for 2.33 points.
In the final event of the day, the 4x400 finished third. Senior Melissa Zajdel, sophomore Kim Mackay, senior Joie Hand and Barowski ran 3:50.65.


text:
DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife announced Wednesday that new state wildlife area maps with updated regulations for each area are now available for the 2013-2014 hunting seasons.
Hard copies will be available soon at the license office in DNREC's Richardson and Robbins building, 89 Kings Highway, Dover.
For complete information on the 2013-2014 hunting seasons including hunter educations, licensing, hunting and trapping seasons, limits, regulations and more, pick up a copy of the Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide.
For more information: (302) 739-9912.
To see maps and regulations online, visit dnrec.delaware.gov/fw/hunting/pages/huntingmaps.aspx.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
MLB Draft: Improved from a 43rd round selection (Boston) in 2000 to a 8th round pick of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2001.
Arizona State: Brings the complete package to the diamond... will start in center field for ASU and see time on the mound out of the bullpen... great speed and competitive fire... does everything it takes to win and make a team better... Ranked as the #64 college prospect by Team One Baseball... drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 43rd round of the 2000 MLB June draft.
2001 (Junior): First-team All-Pac-10 selection... after starting the year on the disabled list with a sprained MCL, put a great junior year together on the diamond... finished third on the team with a .373 batting average... had six doubles, two triples and four home runs for ASU in 2001... recorded 37 RBI and stole 20 of 25 bases... second on the team with 27 multi-hit games... played in 49 games, making 48 starts in center field... hit two grand slams over the course of two weeks near the end of the season... his slam vs. Washington (5/12) in the 10th inning won the game... followed that with a grand slam in the second inning vs. UCLA (5/20) in the last regular season game of the year... had career high six RBI in 5/12 game vs. UW... had a team-high 19-game hitting streak from Feb. 16 to Mar. 30 in which he hit .378 (28x74)... also had a 10-game streak and a eight-game streak... recorded at least one hit in 41 of his 48 starts... had a hit in 18 of his last 19 games, with 15 multi-hit games over that stretch of games... ended the year on a 15-for-38 hot streak (.395) with hits in his last eight games... hit .357 (5x14) in the NCAA Tournament with a home runs and three RBI... led the Pac-10 in stolen bases.
Junior College: Attended South Mountain Community College where he was a center fielder and pitcher... coached by George Lopez... named all-conference and led all junior college players across the nation with 57 stolen bases... recorded 83 hits, scored 69 runs and hit .409 during the 2000 season at SMCC.
High School: A 1998 graduate of Mountain Ridge High School in Glendale, Ariz... a three sport star in football, baseball and basketball... was all-conference on the diamond three times.
Personal: Major is Interdisciplinary Studies... parents are Chris and Leslie Duffy of Glendale, Ariz... has two sisters, Katie (23) and Kelly (21)... four brothers; Patrick (19), Brendan (15), Danny (13), Brian (11)... nickname is Duf... born April 20, 1980 in Utah... full name is Christopher Ellis Duffy.
Career statistics for: Chris Duffy
Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT 2001.... .373 49-48 201 46 75 6 2 4 37 22 34 20-25 TOTALS.. .373 49-48 201 46 75 6 2 4 37 22 34 20-25


text:
The City of Wilmington Creates Summer in the Parks 2013 Produced by the Grand Opera House
Posted on 05/14/2013 11:50 am
Mayor Dennis P. Williams announces the launch of Summer in the Parks, an eight-week program of free arts and cultural activities in eight parks and public spaces across the City of Wilmington. Summer in the Parks will provide a wide variety of visual and performing arts activities for youth and families right in their own neighborhoods.
The City of Wilmington has engaged The Grand Opera House to facilitate and produce the program. The Grand is working in close partnership with Shawn Allen, Deputy Director for the Department of Parks and Recreation, and Kenny Briscoe, Director for the Division of Cultural Affairs. The program will be based in Prices Run and Haynes (Northeast), Holloway (Eastside), Helen Chambers (West Center City), and Tilton, Kosciusko, and Judy Johnson Parks (Westside). In addition to the parks, cultural activities will also take place at the Elbert-Palmer Elementary School Playground (Southbridge) and some on the grounds of Woodlawn Library.
"This project serves as a symbol of the City's cultural future," said Mayor Williams. He believes that it will establish a new model of the City working cooperatively with the arts and cultural community to support and amplify those institutions, investing in the tremendous creative resources they already have on hand. "This partnership will effectively advance our vision of a vibrant and safe community for our own citizens, while creating a destination for visitors from near and far."
Running from June 25th through August 17th, Summer in the Parks will offer at least eight to ten arts-oriented activities each week. More than 75 events are likely to be scheduled over the course of the eight-week program.
"Summer in the Parks accomplishes two vital goals of this administration," says Mayor Williams. "It provides a creative, enriching opportunity for city youth and their families to experience the arts right in their own neighborhood. It also offers the exceptional arts organizations of the city a unique opportunity to work cooperatively to reach new audiences right in the communities where those audiences live."
Summer in the Parks will feature the rich visual arts and performing capabilities of many Wilmington arts institutions and individual artists. Programs ranging from popular music, jazz, and Shakespearean theater to folk dance, free-form poetry and painting will showcase the diverse cultural heritages of all Wilmington residents. Each presentation will feature some demonstration or performance, and will also include direct audience participation.
Specific artists and groups, who will be paid a modest stipend to participate, are being engaged, and a comprehensive schedule of programs and activities will be announced in mid-June.
"The Grand Opera House is extremely pleased to be given the opportunity to partner with the City of Wilmington on this creative project in collaboration with our many colleague arts groups and individuals in the community," said Executive Director, Stephen Bailey. "At a time when all arts organizations, including The Grand, are struggling to remain viable in a down economy, Summer in the Parks gives all of us a wonderful and different way to connect with the community while strengthening our partnerships with one another. Given the scale of the project, it's a game changer!"


text:
Yikes it's almost Father's Day!
What does Dad really want? Pickles? That's what was suggested by one press release I received.
Guess it depends on your particular Dear Old. Mine, as head of a food obsessed family, would certainly think pickles beat out a tie or some such nonsense. Look how happy he is with a grilled shrimp!
Okay, there's some wine in the picture that may be contributing to that grin. In any case, it's not a pickle face.
Lots of places are catering to Dadly appetites this Sunday. For example:
Fleming's in Gateway is serving a 3-course brunch; $34.95 per person, served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., children's menu available and a $25 gift card as a gift to Dad.
La Caille (9565 Wasatch Boulevard, Little Cottonwood Canyon), under new ownership, presents La Caille's First Annual Golf Challenge and Lux Buffet for Father's Day Sunday, June 17, 2012. Brunch will be served from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. ($38 Adults; $20 children 2 – 12; children under 2 free) Plus, every Dad has a chance to win the "closest–to-the-hole" golf challenge. Tee off on the 90-yard golf hole for a chance to win gift certificates for a cottage stay and dinners. Everyone who participates will receive a sleeve of La Caille golf balls and winners will be announced at 3:30pm. Call 801-942-1751.
Faustina (454 East 300 South) will serve brunch and dinner–call 801 746 4441 now to reserve a table on their newly redesigned patio.
Chef Victoria Topham of Pinon Market & Cafe (2095 East 1300 South) has a whole menu of sides–like chipotle baked beans, Asian slaw, corn bread, barbecue sauce and strawberry shortcake–to go with your own backyard barbecue. Place your order by tomorrow and pick up on Saturday. Call 801-582-4539.
And finally, the fourth annual Brewfest is returning to Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort (9600 Little Cottonwood Canyon Road, Snowbird,) this year with a new Brewers Dinner added to a weekend of beer-filled fun.
Representatives from local breweries will assist with food and beer pairings; Snowbird chefs will create brew-inspired food for the Brewer Dinner, paired with beer from Ruby River, Hoppers, Uinta, Epic, Wasatch, Squatters and Bohemian breweries. Each attendee will receive a Snowbird Aerial Tram foot passenger ticket and a Brewfest mug. The Brewer Dinner will be served buffet-style on the Atrium patio at The Cliff Lodge on June 16 from 6-10 p.m. Dinner and beer will cost $49 per person (enjoy dinner and a night at The Cliff Lodge for $99 per person.) There is also a Brewer's breakfast and a Father's Day barbecue; go here for details.


text:
Athletics Home
Sports in the News
Records Keep Falling For PCC Women's Swim Fearless Four
With just four swimmers on a seven-person roster, it was perhaps fitting that the Pasadena City College women's swimming and diving team posted a new school record in the 200-yard medley relay Friday during the Lancers' double dual home meet against Mt. San Antonio and Chaffey Colleges. Now the "Fearless Four" of PCC can all attach their name to one all-time mark as phenom newcomer Emily Frederick, freshman Arolyn Basham, sophomore Paige Watroba, and freshman Shannon Cheung recorded a 1:55.55
The record was one of 10 event wins posted by the Lancers, but because team points are gained heavily based on the number of swimmers and their placings from second place and below, they were beaten in the team placing by both Mt. SAC, 144-113, and Chaffey, 150-116. Mt. SAC edged Chaffey, 142-136, in the South Coast Conference opening meet for all three schools.
The medley win snapped a 10-year-old PCC standard set in 2003 of 1:56.48 and swam by the unit of Lorean Mapp, Amy Williamson, Andrea Polchow, and Carla Correa.
Basham broke the PCC record in winning the 100-yard breaststroke at 1:11.73, just slipping past the 1:11.81 mark set last year by Giselle Mendieta. Frederick, who broke five PCC records in the opening two meets, snapped her own school record set last week in taking first place in the 100-freestyle. Frederick swam 53.86 seconds, .04 better than her mark at the Mt. SAC Invitational.
Other PCC wins were accomplished by Cheung in the 50-backstroke (29.61), 50-freestyle (25.40), and 100-backstroke (1:04.51); Basham in the 50-breaststroke (33.48); Frederick in the 500-freestyle (5:26.20) and 100 individual medley (1:01.84); and Watroba in the 50-butterfly (29.08).
The team had an 11th win taken away as their 3:48.41 mark in the 400-freestyle relay was disqualified by the meet referee.
In combined 1- and 3-meter diving, Lancer Gwen McKinley placed fourth with 128.05 points. Watroba took second place in both the 200-freestyle and 100-butterfly while Basham was third in the 1,000-freestyle at 11:31.39.
The Lancers will be back in action on Mar. 8-9 at the Chaffey Invitational.
100-yard individual medley, Frederick, 1:01.23 (SCC Pentathlon)
[Photo--Lancer Arolyn Basham set a school record in the 100-yard breaststroke, seen here during a double dual meet Friday at the PCC Aquatic Center, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
Release Date: 03/02/13
SERVICE ALERT: PCC will be launching an updated version of this website on Tuesday, June 28, and Wednesday, June 29. During that time, you may notice some changes to content, layout, and functionality of the site, and there may be interruptions in service. We appreciate your patience during the launch, and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.


text:
Special Offer 15 % discount in all luxury and 4×4 cars
Ibiza Services
Ibiza rental services is a company that specializes in luxury car hire and economics car hire in ibiza.If you're planning your holidays in Ibiza, through our website you can hire all the services you need for an exceptional holiday in Ibiza. Whether you want to spend a few days in a nice apartment, or prefer to have more space and decided to rent a villa, or for those who like the services it provides to book a hotel and enjoy all its amenities Ibiza Rental Services is the perfect place for planning your stay on the island. We are specialized in car rentals, with us you can hire the best prices on a long list of cars, both economic and luxury cars. Check our luxury cars here…luxury cars Check our economic cars here…economic cars


text:
Chicago AAE Chicago Guest Apartments & Rooms
Instalaciones Mapa Streetview Críticas
IHSP Office, 2nd floor at 1616 N. Damen
Nota: Es responsabilidad de la cadena hotelera o de la propiedad individual garantizar la precisión de las fotos que se muestran. Travellerspoint no es responsable de las imprecisiones de las fotografías.
The AAE Chicago is ideal for short term and long term housing of students and young professionals completing an internship in Chicago.
Our location is one of the leading factors in why many med students, interns and foreign J1 Visa Employees choose us. Located in the famous and trendy 'Bucktown' neighborhood, we are surrounded by popular eateries, coffee shops, clothing stores, night clubs, music venues, discount grocery stores and specialty shops. The CTA ( Chicago's 24/7 Subway Ssystem) has a 'Blue Line' stop less then a block from our door! From the Blueline CTA at Damen St- you can be at UIC in minutes, downtown at the city center in just 3 stops and directly into and out of O'Hare at the terminal without any transfers!
Our accommodations offer amenities that most short and long term visitors desire. The 'private rooms' are spacious, include all new furnishings with double size beds, desks, lamps and free wifi service. All rooms include use of a large gourmet kitchen with an abundence of cutlery, pots and pans, dishes etc. Common areas include eating areas, lounge room and outside decks. We also are one of the only short term housing options that offer free parking for our guest. Our Apartments have all of the above amenities with the additional benefits of having your own bathroom and kitchen within the unit. Parking is also included at our apartments.
While the environment is quiet and a perfect place to escape and study or work at home, all guest are allowed to visit our main reception desk at IHSP- only 2 blocks away- and socialize with other European Travelers. Our main reception has foos ball, pool table, free breakfast, free computers and laundry equipment. We also have a big screen TV with movies and TV shows on demand.
We also offer 'dormitory' accommodations to short term students that are on an extreme budget. These dorm rooms do require that you meet certain guidelines and local Chicago Residents are not allowed. You can contact our Students Program Director to see if you qualify for a dormitory room or bed.
We offer roomate matching services as well, and can introduce you to another person from your same region, or that is interning with the same company if you prefer. This reduces the cost of a private room in 1/2 for each person.
If you want to learn more about our accommodations and surrounding area, we highly suggest you watch our video that is offered by IHSP USA Chicago.
¿Te has alojado aquí? Escribe una crítica
Nota: Es responsabilidad de la cadena hotelera o de la propiedad individual garantizar la precisión de las fotos que se muestran. Travellerspoint no es responsable de las imprecisiones de las fotografías.


text:
Visit an ITT Tech near you and see for yourself what an ITT Tech education involves.
Download our brochure today to learn more about our campuses, programs and life as an ITT Tech student.
Meet a Graduate
Jered Kuhfahl
Information Technology - Computer Network Systems
Associate of Applied Science
Graduated 2011
Omaha, NE
Meet Jered


text:
Category: Reviews: Equipment: Cameras: Other Film Cameras: Polaroid Instant Cameras
Have you found cool things to do with Polaroids, such as Polaroid image transfers? Read reveiws here of Polaroid instant cameras, such as the Polaroid 3070 and Polaroid Image 1200 instant camera.
Click on a letter below to view items beginning with the corresponding letter. Otherwise, click "view all" to see all items in this category.
|No reviews found. Please click on a different option above to view more results.


text:
Leahy Scores Twice as Women's Hockey Falls to Dartmouth, 6-2
HANOVER, N.H. (1/12/13) - Sophomore Brianna Leahy scored twice for the Princeton women's hockey team but the Tigers couldn't stop Dartmouth's Camille Dumais who had a natural hat trick in the second period to lead the Big Green to a 6-2 win on Saturday, Jan. 12 at Thompson Arena.
The score was tied 2-2 when Dumais tallied three straight to give her team a 5-2 edge at the second intermission.
Sasha Nanji opened the game with an unassisted goal at 3:32. The Tigers capitalized on their second power-play opportunity as Leahy was set up by junior Gabie Figueroa and Maddie Peake at 17:52.
Reagan Fischer net a second unassisted goal to give Dartmouth a short-lived lead at 4:00, as Leahy matched the goal 44 seconds later. Figueroa again earned the first assist, with freshman Ali Pankowski receiving the secondary.
Dumais scored three goals in a span of 6:02, the first on a 5x4 man-advantage, the second even strength and the third on a 5x3 opportunity.
Catherine Berghuis had an insurance goal six minutes into the third period, the only goal of the final grame.
Ashley Holt made her third start of the season and played all 60 minutes, making a career-high 30 saves. Princeton is now 6-12-2 on the season and 2-10-2 in the ECAC.
Lindsay Holdcroft made 19 saves for Dartmouth, as the Big Green outshot the Tigers, 36-21. Dartmouth improves to 11-5-2 overall and 6-4-1 in league play.
Princeton will take a two-week break for exams and semester break. The Tigers return on Tuesday, Jan. 29 when they travel to Penn State for a 7 p.m., game.


text:
Drives & Storage
- Cut the Cost, Not The Quality When You Buy Open Box Or Refurbished At Tech For Less
- Buy With Confidence: 30 Day Return Policy & Manufacturer Warranties
- Shop Now - Get More For Less & Join Over 2 Million Satisfied Customers Since 2001
Shop Drives & Storage Accessories:
What Our Customers Are Saying
ordered a 80g 2.5 samsung hard drive and a kvm switch both arrived on time shipping was fair packaged properly and I am very leary of open box products but the hard drive was just that open box with all docs loaded os and software no problem. Would deffinatly order again- christopher e. (congers, ny)
Completely Satisfied with Tech for Less and the hard drive I got. It was delivered as they had said & it works fine.- Ron R. (Melbourne, FL)
The Tech For Less Advantage:
- Over 2 Million Satisfied Customers Since 2001
- All Items are Inspected by Experienced Technicians
- Includes Manufacturer Warranty
- 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
- Easy Returns
- Same Day Shipping
- Lowest Price Guarantee
Contact Us
1610 Garden of the Gods Rd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Sales: 1.866.880.1230
Operating Hours
Monday — Friday
Outlet Store:
8:30am to 5:30pm MT
Phone Inquiries:
8:00am to 5:30pm MT
Email Us
Sales/Product Questions
After Sales Support
Customer Service Request Form
DELILAH S. - May 31st 2016


text:
2012 American drama film by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Amy Adams. It tells the story of Freddie Quell (Phoenix), a World War II veteran struggling to adjust to a post-war society who meets Lancaster Dodd (Hoffman), a leader of a religious movement ...
120 views
What are the similarities between The Cause and Scientology?
It is been stated that Lancaster Dodd's character in/as The Master is loosely based on Scientology's founder, L. Ron Hubbard. Both The Cause and Scientology are also pseudo-somethingortheothers. But ...
41 views
Significance of the slow boats to China
In The Master, there are two scenes with a reference to China. The first time we hear of it is when Freddie leaves Doris behind and joins the crew of a ship leaving for Shanghai. The second time is at ...
2k views
Why does Freddie attempt to "process" the blonde in the final scene?
In the final minutes of Paul Thomas Anderson's "The Master" (2012) the character played by Joaquin Phoenix enters a bar and makes suggestive eye contact with a woman there, and then scene cuts to the ...


text:
Chippendale Planter
Tree of Life Wall Art
Lazer Bond
1,600 Photo Storage Box
Cooling Buffet Platter
Flower Spinner
HD Vision™ Sunglasses
Birdseed House
Seersucker Bedding
Magnetic jewelry clasps make quick work of tricky jewelry fasteners! These clasp converters easily attach to the existing clasps on any necklace or bracelet. To fasten, hold the two ends near each other and the powerful magnetic force closes the clasp for you. To open, just pull apart! Set includes 2 clasps. Necklace extenders allow you to adjust your necklace to the length that will match what you're wearing. Turtleneck, boat neck, deep V? Simply attach the extender's clasp to your chain—that's it! Set of 3 includes a 2½"L, 4"L and 5½"L extender.
Follow Fresh Finds!
Copyright 2016. Fresh Finds, LLC /
All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
Message from Fresh Finds
Fresh Finds
We are now accepting PayPal as a form of payment. For those of you unfamiliar
with PayPal, it is a Web-based service that enables you to pay an online
merchant without revealing your financial information. We've added this payment
option to better meet your expressed needs for confidence, control, convenience
and choice in your payment methods.
Learn more
about PayPal and decide if you would like to set up a PayPal account.
Thanks for visiting our Web site - come back soon!
Close Window


text:
Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, Second Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector-General, arrived in Amman this evening to convey his greetings and those of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz and Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, Deputy Prime Minister and Commander of the National Guard, to Prince Abdullah bin Al-Hussein, on his appointment as Crown Prince of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
At a press conference on his arrival, Prince Sultan referred to current relations between Saudi Arabia and Jordan as excellent, and hoped these relations would continue in a fraternal and brotherly atmosphere.
In response to a question on Saudi Arabia's position towards Iraq, Prince Sultan stated that Iraq is a fraternal brother, adding: "We wish Iraq right direction."


text:
Estimated Standard Shipping Delivery Dates
Of all the rooms in your home, the family room is the one that's lived in the most. Having the right family room furniture is the key to creating an inviting space where everyone feels comfortable, a room where great conversations, relaxation and laidback family fun takes place. Our family room furniture offers all that, and so much more. We have stylish and durable family room furniture that's designed for comfort as well as convenience. From cozy chairs and rockers to TV stands, media cabinets, bookcases and side tables, our family room furniture collection has everything you need to make this room "the place to be."


text:
No. 20 Men's Water Polo Defeats Mercyhurst for Third Place at Easterns
The No. 20 Princeton men's water polo team concluded the 2012 campaign with a third-place finish at the Eastern Championship, defeating No. 17 Mercyhurst 13-9 Sunday at DeNunzio Pool.
Kurt Buchbinder led the offense with three goals, while freshman goalie Alex Gow was solid in the cage making 11 saves. He also had two assists and steal in the game.
Mercyhurst opened with a 2-0 run, before Billy Tifft scored on a 6-on-5 play at 5:11 and Buchbinder evened the game at 2:20. Princeton took its first lead with 58 seconds left in the first, with Tim Wenzlau finding the back of the net to lift the Tigers to a 3-2 advantage.
From that point forward Princeton never relinquished its lead, holding off Mercyhurst for the remainder of the game.
Goals from Wenzlau and Tommy Donahue at 3:39 and 2:15, respectively, in the second quarter helped the Tigers' lead swell to 6-3.
Princeton remained in control of the game after halftime, taking off on a 5-0 run off a pair of goals from Buchbinder. The scoring rally spanned the third quarter and into the fourth to hold a 12-5 advantage.
The game wrapped up with Mercyhurst going on a final 2-1 run.
Donahue, Wenzlau and Tifft each had a pair of goals apiece, and Jamie Kuprenas, Matt Pugliese, Jack Ruth and Matt Weber each found the back of the net once. Weber also led the team with three steals.
Wenzlau was named to the Eastern All-Tournament First Team and Drew Hoffenberg picked up second team honors.Princeton: 3 - 3 - 3 - 4 - 13
Mercyhurst: 2 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 9
Goals: Buchbinder 3, Donahue 2, Kuprenas 1, Pugliese 1, Ruth 1, Tifft 2, Weber 1, Wenzlau 26
Assists: Buchbinder 1, Butler 2, Donahue 2, Kuprenas 1, Ruth 1, Wenzlau 2
Saves: Gow 11, Byrne (3:39) 2


text:
Working with the lower-weights, Larkin played an instrumental role in helping Brian Stith (157 pounds) to great success over the past two years. In Stith's sophomore season (2004-05), Larkin helped the 157-pound competitor defeat defending NCAA and Pac-10 Champion Matt Gentry (Stanford) for the 2003 Pac-10 crown before finishing fifth nationally to earn his first All-America honor. One year later (2005-06), Larkin helped Stith to another solid national performance as the No. 10 seed advanced to the finals before earning his second All-America honor by finishing as the national runner-up. Larkin will also have the opportunity to mold several younger Sun Devils starting this season, including Shawn Jones (125), a four-time Idaho state champion, and returning starters Pat Payne (141) and Jason Robbins (149).
Standing sixth on the all-time wins list at ASU with 123, Larkin accomplished several feats that no other Sun Devil had, including being honored with the 2003 Dan Hodge Award and being selected as the Outstanding Wrestler of the 2003 NCAA meet following a perfect 34-0 record in his senior campaign. Prior to winning the NCAA title, Larkin made an impressive improvement over the course of his career finishing fourth (133) as a freshman, third as a sophomore (141) and second as a junior (141).
Larkin also dominated the conference to become the second Sun Devil to win four titles in the Pac-10. For his efforts, he was selected as the Pac-10 Wrestler of the Year in 2001, 2002 and 2003 while also receiving the Pac-10 Medal of Honor in 2003. He also was nominated for the 2003 ESPY Award for Best Collegiate Male Athlete.
Along with his numerous awards in the national and conference settings, Larkin has added success to his international career as well. At the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials, he entered the meet as the No. 3 seed at 66 kg/145.5 lbs. and defeated the No. 6 and No. 2 wrestlers to advance to the challenger finals. In the final, he fell just shy as he dropped a 4-3 decision. Larkin also finished third at the 2000 trials event. Most recently, Larkin won the Sunkist Kids/ASU International Open in 2005 at 66kg for his first title on his home mats outside the collegiate ranks. He followed that with a second-place showing in 2006 where he was ranked No. 6 in the national rankings and defeated the No. 4-ranked wrestler in Chris Bono in the semifinals.
A native of Tucson and a 1998 graduate of Sunnyside High School, Larkin was a two-time state champion with a 130-2 record. The 1998 Arizona Wrestler of the year, Larkin went 38-0 as a senior and added several national junior titles to his list of accolades.
Larkin, who earned his degree from ASU in BIS in 2003, and his wife, Melissa, reside in Tempe with their three sons, Kaden (4), Kaleb (3) and Kyler (1).