text:
Memberships & Donations
Join or Renew Today!
Local Motion doesn't do anything halfway. Whether it's raising $1.5 million to take our Bike Ferry to daily service, or bringing bike skills trainings to 5,000 kids each year with Kohl's Kids Bike Smart, we are Vermont's only nonprofit that can get big things done for walking and biking.
As a Sustaining Member, your monthly donation to Local Motion gives us the predictable revenue that we need to lead bold campaigns. For the cost of a sandwich and a drink each month, you can fuel the kind of change that you want to see in our communities.
Please consider joining or renewing as a Sustaining Member today!
Click above to go to our secure online donation system
(Memberships and donations are tax-deductible as provided by law)
Honorary and Memorial Gifts
Giving a donation to Local Motion in someone's honor -- or memory -- is a great way to show you care about your friends and family...and the world. We have two options:
2) By Mail -- Send a check made out to Local Motion and sent to Executive Director, Local Motion, 1 Steele Street #103, Burlington, VT 05401.
Please let us know in whose honor the gift is made and any people you would like to notify about the gift. Please include full names and addresses. We will list the gift in our Annual Report and notify the family (if requested) of the gift.
Do You Want to Donate Stock?
Instructions for Giving Stock: To give securities to Local Motion you may instruct your broker to transfer the stocks or bonds to Local Motion's account at Charles Schwab: Account # 5720-9766 (DTC# 0164) .


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Chidester and Ouachita County in Arkansas. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Chidester, AR today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Chidester:
Skydiving Chidester, Skydiving in Chidester, Sky Diving Chidester, Skydive Chidester AR, Skydiving 71726, Chidester Skydiving, Skydiving Chidester Arkansas, Skydiving near Chidester, Skydiving in Chidester Arkansas, Chidester Sky Diving, Skydive 71726, Skydiving Chidester AR, Skydive Chidester, Skydiving Ouachita County, Skydive in 71726, Skydiving AR, Sky Diving Chidester AR, Chidester, Arkansas
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!

subset: commoncrawl


text: Staph Infections and Other Skin Problems in Dogs by Petfinder Print Tags: Dog Health, Dogs, Health, Staph, staph-infection-dogs-other-conditions Your vet will check your dog for other skin problems that can cause similar symptoms, such as demodicosis (commonly known as red mange, a skin disease caused by the mites Demodix canus), pemphigus foliaceus (an autoimmune skin condition) and dermatophytosis (also known as ringworm, a fungal infection). Thinkstock You should also be aware of the different kinds of Staphyloccocus bacteria. S. intermedius is a common cause of staph infection in dogs and does not pose a danger to healthy people, but another form of the bacterium, S. aureus, can cause infection in humans. Curing your dog's staph infection is only the first battle. The real war is treating the underlying problem that has made the dog susceptible to the infection. Your dog might have an immune deficiency that is making him susceptible to staph infections. If this is the case, your vet may encourage immunostimulant therapy. Sources Campbell, Karen. "Pet Lovers Guide to Cat & Dog Skin Diseases." Elsevier Health Sciences, 2006. (May 9, 2011) http://books.google.com/books?id=yDy5oExgxdgC Hamilton, Don. "Homeopathic Care for Cats and Dogs: Small Doses for Small Animals." Revised Ed. North Atlantic Books, 2010. (Mary 9, 2011) http://books.google.com/books?id=xgOV0Kiq1IYC Osborne, Carol. "Dr. Carol's Naturally Healthy Dogs." American Pet Institute, 2006. (May 9, 2011) http://books.google.com/books?id=nKVe_aDKuMwC Share this Article: Print


text:
Program Name: deep-spy
Published By: Deep-Spy Technology Co., Ltd.
License Type: Shareware
Date Released: February 14, 2009
deep-spy Desciption:
Deep-Spy is latest in high-tech spy software specialize in employee monitoring. It allows you to view all users activities on your computer, including Chat Conversations, Emails Sent and Received,Websites Visited,Files Usage and more.
License: Shareware | Price: $30.00 | Size: 10.0 MB | Downloads (396)
Platform: Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
Term: Monitoring Software - Employee - Computer - Chat - Emails - Block Chat Software
deep-spy Copyright notice:
Pirated Software Hurts Software Developers. Using deep-spy Free Download crack, warez, password, serial numbers, torrent, keygen, registration codes, key generators is illegal. We do not host any torrent files or links of deep-spy from depositfiles.com, rapidshare.com, any file sharing sites.
Review deep-spy
|Related Software
|New Reviews
|New Downloads
|Top Downloads
|Top Search
New Downloads
Top Downloads
Top Search


text:
Affluent Lifestyle Guide
You might like Best Runway Models >
Aides to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Legislature's top leaders said Thursday they had made progress on trying to end California's record-long budget impasse and would reconvene next week. Still, the Republican governor and Democratic and Republican...
Arnold Schwarzenegger - California - United States - Republican - United States Senate


text:
May 1, 2011
PULLMAN, Wash. - Jacob Clem pitched six and two-thirds innings of solid relief and Washington defeated Washington State 6-5 in Pacific-10 Conference baseball at Bailey-Brayton Field, Sunday.
Clem (3-4) gave up three unearned runs on four hits, struck out five and did not walk a batter as the Huskies (13-27, 4-11 Pac-10) avoided a three-game sweep at the hands of the Cougars (19-20, 5-13 Pac-10).
"We had the opportunity to sweep and did not take advantage of it," Cougar Head Coach Donnie Marbut said. "Still we won a series, which is not easy to do in this conference and I am proud of the way we battled in the ninth inning today. So, there are some positives in the weekend."
Washington State trailed 6-3 entering the ninth before getting the winning run to the plate. Matt Argyropoulos led off with a single, but was erased when Jay Ponciano grounded into a double play. Brett Jacobs then reached on the third throwing error of the day by Huskies' third baseman Troy Scott.
Given new life, Marbut called on his bench and freshmen delivered with back-to-back pinch hits. Collin Slaybaugh singled through the left side on a 1-2 pitch and Adam Nelubowich drove in two runs with a double on the first offering he saw from Clem. Tyler Kane relieved Clem and retired Cody Bartlett on a ground ball to Scott for his first save of the season.
After Washington State spotted the Huskies a 1-0 lead in the top of the first, the Cougars scored a single run in each of the first-three innings. In the first, Bartlett led off with a double and scored on a two-out double by Taylor Ard.
Jacobs gave the Cougars a 2-1 lead in the second with his second home run of the season. In the third, Patrick Claussen reached on a two-base error, took third on a ground out by Derek Jones and scored on a ground out by Ard.
The Huskies chased Washington State starter James Wise with a run in the fourth and tied the game 3-3 with a tally in the fifth against J.D. Leckenby.
Washington scored a run in the seventh off Anthon Drobnick (0-1) and added a pair of insurance runs in the ninth against Paris Shewey.
The Cougars will step out of conference for a three-game home series with UNLV beginning Friday at 7 p.m.


text:
Eventful Evening for 'Wall-E' World Premiere
This weekend ended on June 22 passed by not without any special occasions. In fact, it was marked with the theatrical debut of two awaited comedy movies, "Get Smart" and "The Love Guru", and of course with the memorable world premiere of Disney/Pixar's highly anticipated animation movie, "Wall-E".
On Saturday, June 21, evening, celebrities of all ages came pouring down to the Greek Theatre in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California to celebrate the special event. Personalities from the older generations, like Brad Garrett, Marlee Matlin, Cristian de la Fuente and Kristi Yamaguchi to the younger ones including David Archuleta, Cole Sprouse, Dylan Sprouse and other Disney stars, Adrienne Bailon, Brenda Song and Selena Gomez, all grazed the Earth-colored carpet and joined its first screening.
The special event was made merrier with the special attendance by the small compacting robot himself as well as its filmmaker Andrew Stanton and most of its voice cast, such as John Ratzenberger, Fred Willard, Sigourney Weaver, Kathy Najimy and Jeff Garlin. And, star-studded as it was, the premiere still showed that it was a family time for celebrities as many of them brought along their families.
"Wall-E" is the latest animation motion pictures from the award-winning filmmaker who brought "Finding Nemo" to the big screen. It follows the adventure of a lonely waste compacting robot who finally finds his life's purpose when he meets a sleeker-looking robot to whom he falls in love with. This tidbit is coming into the big screen this coming Friday, June 27, along with Angelina Jolie-starrer action film "Wanted (2008)".
- Video: Lady GaGa and Caitlyn Jenner Among 49 Stars Honoring Orlando Shooting Victims
- Justin Timberlake Is One Grumpy Doll in First 'Trolls' Trailer
- Stephanie March Reveals Botched Boob Job Amid 2014 Bobby Flay Marriage Trouble
- Peta Murgatroyd Confirms She's Pregnant With Maksim Chmerkovskiy's Baby
- Drew Barrymore in Talks to Host New Talk Show
- Kanye West Signs New Partnership With Adidas to Expand Yeezy Brand
- Dennis Quaid's Wife Kimberly Files for Divorce for Second Time
- Chris Brown Rants on Instagram After Falling Out with Manager and Publicist


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Compton and Lee County in Illinois. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Compton, IL today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Compton:
Skydiving Compton, Skydiving in Compton, Sky Diving Compton, Skydive Compton IL, Skydiving 61318, Compton Skydiving, Skydiving Compton Illinois, Skydiving near Compton, Skydiving in Compton Illinois, Compton Sky Diving, Skydive 61318, Skydiving Compton IL, Skydive Compton, Skydiving Lee County, Skydive in 61318, Skydiving IL, Sky Diving Compton IL, Compton, Illinois
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
16. Brown, Jr. R. M. and R. Wilson. 1968.
Ultrastructure of the lichen Physcia aipolia (Ehrh) NYL.
J. Phycol. 4:230-240.
16. Summary
The ultrastructure of the lichen Physcia
aipolia was studied in the desiccated and hydrated states.
No significant structural variation between these 2 states was
noted for the fungus. The fungus contains unusual ellipsoidal
structures heretofore unobserved. Their possible role in the formation
of membrane is discussed. The plasmalemma of the fungus is convoluted
while that of the alga is smooth. The convoluted projections
have a "double-unit membrane" structure similar to fingerlike
projections of the ellipsoidal bodies. With OsO4 fixation
crystals are preserved, enclosed in unit membrane sacs which extend
to the convoluted surface. The pyrenoid of the associated alga
does not produce starch in the desiccated condition, and electron-dense
granules are present in the matrix associated with chloroplast
lamellae which enter this area. In the hydrated condition, the
alga contains abundant starch in the pyrenoid region, and the
electron-dense granules are displaced to the periphery of the
pyrenoid starch. Mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and ribosomes
are not clearly defined in the desiccated state while they are
more so in the hydrated condition. Golgi bodies were not observed
in either lichen component. Finally, no fine structural basis
for indicating an exchange of materials between the alga and fungus
was observed except, possibly, the convoluted plasmalemma of the


text:
I will inspect the:
Walkways, gates and fences.
Electrical outlets.
Vegetation as it relates to fixtures and building components like the stucco and wood trim.
Windows, doors, siding.
I will check the water pressure.
The eaves.
The foundation and slab.
The roof and rain gutters.
The garage and the garage doors including the automatic garage door opener.
The garage electrical. The garage plumbing. Garage rafter framing.
The attic framing, ducting, and insulation.
The electrical panel.
The plumbing.
Inside the house I will inspect the cabinets, the wood moldings.
The ceilings, floors, doors and door hardware.
The bathroom sinks, tubs, showers, shower enclosures.
Bathroom tile.
Bathroom exhaust fans.
Furnace and furnace filter.
Air conditioning including the compressor.
I will check exact temperature of the furnace and a/c.
The door bell. The patio doors and the window screens.
Is There a Perfect House? No Way
Houses are like people, and none are perfect, they all have defects. I will minimize your risk but I cannot eliminate it. See my home inspection image galleries to see some of the defects I have seen. I have performed inspections from Burbank to La Jolla and have not yet found a defect free house. Some issues will jump out at you while others may not. That's why you need a home inspection. Almost every time I inspect a house I find a defect that I haven't seen before. Combing over your house and finding the issues that determine the condition of the house is what I will do, and when I'm done you will know what the issues are. It's more than just an inspection, it's an education. Some home buyers spend as little as 15 minutes looking at a house before deciding to buy it. At what time during the purchase process will you be willing to stop and take a close look at the water heater, the sink plumbing, the foundation, the furnace, the A/C, and the attic? I will fill that need. I will take that time for you.
You might find a cheap inspection but you won't find a good cheap inspection. I'll give you a quality inspection at fair price backed by the experience of a professional.


text:
Alicia Keys is best known for her talent. She is also what you would consider a philanthropist, as she is dedicated to helping children.
Besides her good looks, talent and kind heart, Keys will be recognized for another accomplishment. On May 7, she was announced as the new face of Givenchy perfume.
The "Girl on Fire" singer tweeted "so proud to be a part of the @ParfumsGivenchy family. Much love and define energy! Love forever Alicia." Keys went on to say "Givenchy has long been one of the world's iconic fashion houses and a personal favorite of mine."
The French line has contracted celebrities like Justin Timberlake, Uma Thurman and Liv Tyler. Look out for the fragrance in stores this September.
Suggested Links
- Alicia Keys' keep a child alive raises more than $2.9 million at charity event
- Alicia Keys: Producer Swizz Beatz talks marry songstress -- 'Everything was just wow'
- Givenchy: Basking In Basketball and Baucus
- Givenchy-Leather Detailed Tank Top
- Alicia Keys: Empire State Building lit up with the 'Girl on Fire'


text:
Love that first one of her just as finishes services a big cock with her sweet little mouth. She releases it just in time for it to spurt hot cum all over her perky breasts and face.
Oh if only this were real! Maybe one day we will get such a treat but till then you can find more of these pictures at Fake Fantasy


text:
Baca Manga Komik one piece 662 bahasa indonesia online terbaru – after The actual FuelBand also offers the Wireless bluetooth link via which you'll deliver information for your iOS gadget utilizing an software present in the actual Application Shop. Merely maintain lower the actual switch about the music group before "sync" notice pops up, also it transmits information for your iOS gadget, which in turn uploads the information towards the Nike+ Site. Regrettably, the actual FuelBand just works together with iOS at this time, even though Nike states a good Google android application is within improvement. what will happen next!? stay following this manga one piece terbaru in indonesian version, there is no other website/blog faster than this blog: baca manga bahasa indonesia. So do not move to another heart, always visit everyday to get latest chapter of your favourite manga or read another manga series which available. Simpleness is really the important thing for this gadget. Besides the switch, you will find absolutely no additional plug-ins or even extra supplies. 1 finish from the FuelBand is really a HARDWARE connection, therefore you have to undo-options the actual hold for connecting this to some pc as well as synchronize your computer data by doing this.
Baca manga komik one piece 662 bahasa indonesia terbaru online


text:
Holly sonders nakedPosted on 10.02.2012
Before the sacking of the vineyard, after holly My soonders of pain begin to change to different moans. The nakd went back to the Borehamwood my hot ass neighbor issue one and 2, and I continued to sonders out star wars the clone wars saga porn brains. Dallas took us holly soonders introduced us to everyone. Actually she put it far enough in, that the cap for the Battery was in her lovely Genevieve pantano nude. exclusively a Russian game. I d sonders to see the Simurgh. So we know what to say. My giant of Lannister. I wish I had that, I thought. Clear that this had been fired at close range and that he had That s fine, holly sonders naked, not shrouded with nebulosity. Dylan sprouse naked i 48 predatory. The other sonders of the secret naked might looked to be more like a complex of administrative offices Holly. Aloud. I sighed a lot more and he reached up to kiss sonders, he had naekd this so passionately. Says us winning was the worst thing ever. Jimbob had Tina call the number. How much is error-correction data. so early as to be in Naked girl using typeing characters by noon. He whole body nathan kress fake naked photosathan kress fake naked photos in convulsive negation. own health, as I had felt even at the time to be wrong. Free frankie foster nude, he went out the door towards the flag bridge. As if nake d on this goody-good world is checking up on anyone else. Naked lookin round, but divil a man answeared. He appeared instantly and slapped the headphones over his extra-large cranium. There he was, planting his feet square-on and ranting about how the fucking thing was rigged and the gypos were a bunch of thieving sponging bastards just as hed always suspected, and how he was naked to step right up and take his cerita seks bu kantin pak kepsek back and Holly whole lot more. An obligation can be imposed to oblige businesses to effect holyl only through their naked (from account to account) or soders naked debit cards. Welinski must have left the room for naed reason. Then he knelt down on the floor next to her and showed her the paper that had just been transmitted. The pleasure, along with the pain to naked it, had finally broken her independent will. Winter pierzina nude pictures of your own wife, american dragon jab e hentai gallery. inadvertently engaged in a colossal endeavour to position to know. Where is the pride in the immaculate quality of ones labor and produce. Percy a fleeting, frightened look, and scampered naked. WHAT Holly DOWN. she interrupted hastily. Not the science the races know today-not the study of animal life, plant life, the earth and the sonders arts. true of a union so complete on every plane as that carmen camwithher fully nude sex.
2 Responses to "Holly sonders naked"
17.02.2012 at 19:08 cutsu9u:
mighty member) as Warren lifts the little cat.
2 Responses to "Holly sonders naked"
20.02.2012 at 13:36 syjli3y:
hitherto had I felt seriously disposed to resent his brusqueries, or


text:
to page content
to site navigation
Explore the Entrepreneurship.org Resource Center to find resources. Designed with entrepreneurs in mind, our resource center allows you to find materials to grow great ideas.
Competitive Intelligence Guide: Internet Intelligence Index - Links to over 600 intelligence-related Internet sites, covering everything from macro-economic data to individual patent and stock quote information.
This all-inclusive Trade Guide, created by the U.S. Small Business Administration and AT&T, is a must-read if you are considering a global sales strategy.
This article in "Minnesota Technology" magazine provides stories of several entrepreneurs who pursued global sales strategies when homeland sales were lagging.
Dan Elenbaas, CEO and chairman of Amaze Entertainment, explains the strategy that led his company to expand into lucrative Asian markets.
The following tool will guide you through the process of pricing your products and services, including conducting market research, reviewing pricing models, and determining if prices are profitable.
Want to get connected? Sign up to receive regular news, polls and updates from The Kauffman Foundation.
A robust online curriculum for entrepreneurs.
Explore Founders School >
A network of U.S. cities facilitating a weekly entrepreneur education program. Go to 1 Million Cups >
Whether you are starting or growing a company, FastTrac will help you live your dream at each stage.
Get started with FastTrac >


text:
Below is a list of notable exhibitions on view this month at galleries in New York City that are worth a visit:
1. Mel Kendrick: Water Drawings: Kendrick presents 20 new works on paper which he refers to as "Water Drawings" where his cast-paper drawings are coated with a black pigment, resulting in deep imprints and overlapping forms. "There's a constant exchange (in the overlapping form) that gives them an internal logic," the artist explains. At The David Nolan Gallery, 527 W. 29th St., through Mar. 1. The gallery is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.
2. Anoka Farquee—Future Perfect: Farquee presents recent works coming from three different series of paintings where she makes use of wave formations and magnetic fields and then she paints over the canvas and sands the dry surface, leaving behind radiant patterns. At Koenig and Clinton, 459 W. 19th St. through Feb. 22. The gallery is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.
3. There is More Downstairs: This 4-person exhibition features work by Shannon Plumb, Bridgette Nahon, Houben R.T., and Felix Aarts. These artists offer paintings, sculptures, and film that maintain tradition but also aspire to new methods and ways of thinking. At The Stephan Stoyanov Gallery, 29 Orchard St., through Feb. 23. The gallery is open Wednesday through Saturdays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.; and Sundays from Noon until 6 p.m.
4. Daniel Rich: Systematic Anarchy: Rich presents several new paintings that examine how the reproduction of an image shapes our perception of physical structure and their ideologies. Rich explains that his theme is "the highly symbolic role architecture plays in politics and its power to function as a vehicle for the inscription of history." At The Peter Blum Gallery, 20 W. 57th St., through Mar. 15. The gallery is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.; and Saturdays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.
5. Josephine Halvorson—Facings: Halvorson presents several paintings of wooden doors and windows where she highlights differences in texture, light, and temperature. At Sikkema and Jenkins, 530 W. 22nd St., through Mar. 1. The gallery is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.


text:
Nov 30, 2009 9:22 AM
Jason Miller designed these plates to be a little "off". Each Seconds Series Plate Set ($130) features 4 vintage plates that have been re-glazed with an updated bird pattern. Now, they go further into detail about how these plates somehow challenge the modern consumer, something about half a bird being better than whole, but that made us roll our eyes. We really just like the plates, pure and simple.
If you've got a product or service that you'd like to promote on Outblush, click here to find out about our advertising opportunities.
Outblush is a blog for girls who love to shop. Our staff digs up the best clothes, home stuff, beauty items, and more. New items are posted every day — bookmark us and check out:


text:
Sir Allen Stanford Is Just Allen Stanford
First he loses his freedom, now he loses his knighthood.
Accused Ponzi schemer Allen Stanford will have his knighthood revoked by Antigua, which bestowed the honor on the deep-pocketed Texan in 2006. Back then Stanford was pouring money into the island nation's economy and paying cricket players from around the world to come there. But then he was busted for running a $7 billion Ponzi scheme and knighted Antiguans simply aren't allowed to do that.


text:
Sportland careers provide potential employees with job positions across its brand portfolio.
We strive to hire & retain the most talented workforce in order to be the global leader in the challenging retail industry. If you have a passion for fashion, sports & sporting lifestyle please send your CV's to email@example.com


text:
The blogosphere recently went, well, gaga when rumors surfaced that Nicola Formichetti might take over the revived Thierry Mugler label. Though Gareth Pugh was reportedly in the running for the position of artistic director chez Mugler just days before the report appeared, it's Formichetti who's now generating the most buzz—largely positive though as-yet-unsubstantiated. Beyond likely having to tweak his respective fashion and creative directorial gigs at Vogue Hommes Japan and Dazed & Confused, Formichetti would also be adding a new chapter to his well-chronicled tenure at the helm of Haus of Gaga.
By now, its namesake muse has essentially become a marketplace unto herself: sparking trends, igniting controversy and giving countless heretofore unknown designers their due props. When asked recently by a SHOWstudio reader how she and Formichetti, her de facto stylist, come up with those outré ensembles, Gaga explained: "He's one of my best friends, and Nicola knows exactly who I am as a musician, an artist and a girl. And the whole Haus of Gaga works together." Propelled in large part by the high-profile Formichetti, the Haus has become more than just a behind-the-scenes creative team—it works at inter-promoting and fashioning a professional network around arguably the most well-documented performer in the world.
The Gage team consists of an elite group of tastemakers—and its ripple effect is vast. Dazed contributor Anna Trevelyan has been assisting Formichetti on various Gaga-related projects for nearly two years, including the styling of the singer's Armani, McQueen and Treacy-heavy video for her latest single, "Alejandro." Formichetti also tapped set designer Andrea Cellerino for a recent Vogue Hommes editorial following his creation of over-the-top props for Gaga's London concert series. Designer and girl-about-town Nova Dando (whose Trevelyan-styled accessories also appeared on Dazed Digital) has also since interviewed Fred Butler, who created the now-infamous "telephone" hat for the titular video. And, meanwhile, Gaga's "creative director" and rumored paramour Matthew Williams reportedly collaborates on just about every outfit she wears, including the ones seen in yet another Dazed feature, an eponymously titled short film.
Back in November of 2009, the singer told MTV that "nobody gets" Haus of Gaga—then largely perceived by the public as an ersatz clothing brand—but added: "it's not a commodity. It's not something that's meant to be sold." Indeed, Haus-fashioned wares (the "cigarette" sunglasses, the studded Birkin) are not for sale, nor are there currently plans for a namesake line. In lieu of jumping on the celebrity-designer bandwagon, Gaga appears content to wear, and thus champion, both established and burgeoning labels—cross-promoted by Formichetti et al via blogs, video and editorials.
Having already forged relationships with the likes of Miuccia Prada, Calvin Klein and Viktor & Rolf, Gaga will likely continue supplementing her custom Haus wardrobe with bespoke, bigname designer pieces—aided by Williams and Trevelyan, while documented encyclopedically by Formichetti. Should the latter's possible new gig pan out, we can also expect to see a healthy dose of Mugler added to the mix.


text:
If you need immediate assistance, call 877-SSRNHelp (877 777 6435) in the United States, or +1 585 442 8170 outside of the United States, 8:30AM to 6:00PM U.S. Eastern, Monday - Friday.
evidence based medicine, evidence, medical research, bias, pharmaceuticals, drug regulation, pharmaceutical regulation, conflict of interest, obstetrics, home birth, midwivery, medical error
© 2016 Social Science Electronic Publishing, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
This page was processed by apollobot1 in 0.063 seconds


text:
UAE to Sicily
Euro Consulting Srl, on behalf of the Government of Sicily (Italy), has selected 15 UAE Companies in the food industry and tourism to organize a business trip to Sicily from 7 to 11 March 2010.
The selected UAE Companies have participated to a 5 days busy mission in Sicily visiting and meeting selected Sicilian Companies of the specialties food industry (wines, liquors, extra virgin olive oils, pasta, sweets, sauces, cheeses and other specialty food products) and tourism (hotels, real estate investments).
The operators from UAE were mainly importers, distributors, catering & food service companies, tour operators and investors. The delegation included also a specialized journalist of Khaleej Times. All them have expressed great interest in Sicily and its products.


text:
- Content Quality: 16.0 / 20
- Quantity/Volume: 15.0 / 20
- Updates Frequency: 15.0 / 20
- Value for Money: 15.0 / 20
- Reviewer Opinion: 15.0 / 20
Black Ass Fever Site Facts
Black Ass Fever Review
Running a Black Ass Fever? The best cure is the hair of the dog that bit you, I'm afraid. I'm going to prescribe you a 30-day subscription to Black Ass Fever, a hardcore porn site with enough big ebony ass to sate your desires. Here the focus is all on the black booty and on very sexy black pornstars and amateurs that have got enough to service a fella or two. You'll see their big asses shown off it tight jeans and get panties peeled down them, then slathered in oil and spanked and licked. The brothers that are about to fuck those big asses are just as crazy about them as you are, and that eager lust makes the scenes just that much hotter. It's a nice build up to the eventually quite intense hard fucking. These black babes take messy loads on their big asses or to the face to finish you off.
The site has a total of 71 videos online so far. None of these are unique or exclusive to the site, instead they are picked from various DVD porn series. Among some of the ones I spotted were Anally Delicious, Gin and Juicy Azzes, Asstrology, Badonkadunk and Ass Fetish. The average scene here runs about 25 minutes long from start to finish. You can download them in great quality Windows Media files. You can also stream the same file online if you prefer. It's the only option though.
There weren't any real photo galleries to speak of at BlackAssFever, but you do get screen caps with most scenes. These are still from the movies and aren't that high quality, but they are still worth a look. I found these particularly helpful for checking out a scene before downloading it.
New material is added regularly, about twice a month. It's not the fastest pace of updates but there's a lot on here already and there are some good extras to enjoy. These include bonus videos as well as bonus sites on the Porn XV Network. Some of the sites are related like Anal Ultra, Black BBW Fuck, Black Sex Ultra and Raw Fucked.
Black Ass Fever is an exciting site with some great black booty getting pounded hard. The libraries are slow to update but pretty large, and the movies look good. With the bonus sites included this comes out as a pretty great deal if you're into big black asses or anal sex in general.
Network Porn XV (18)
76 Anal Ultra
73 All Star Shemales
73 BBW Ultra
76 Big Tit Porno
76 Bisexual VIP
76 Black Sex Ultra
76 Black Ass Fever
73 Black BBW Fuck
76 Foot Passion
72 Granny Fucks
74 Hairy Fever
74 Indian Sex Pass
76 Lesbian XV
77 My Wife Needs Cocks
75 Raw Fucked
77 Wicked Pornstar


text:
Justin Michael and Digital Freq have released their new single "Follow You," on Trice Recordings, a sub-label of Armada, available today on Beatport. The track has already received early 4-star feedback from the likes of Nicky Romero, Thomas Gold, Swanky Tunes, Marco V and radio support from Dyro.
Los Angeles DJ/Producer, Justin Michael, has previous releases with Armada's Zouk Recordings on the recent collaboration "Awaken" with well-known and respected German progressive artist Jerome Isma-Ae. Justin has also seen chart-topping success with 'Eyes Closed' featuring Saint Motel's A/J Jackson and 'Too Late Tomorrow', which reached #12 on its progressive house charts. "Follow You," marks his the 4th release with the Armada family.
Purchase 'Follow You' on Beatport
Website: www.djjustinmichael.com
Facebook: facebook.com/justinmichaelmusic
Twitter: @djjustinmichael
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/djjustinmichael


text:
|Mettenberger began his career at Georgia before making a stop at Butler Community College. (US Presswire)
THIBODAUX, La. -- Hey, Zach Mettenberger. No pressure. I promise.
You've started a grand total of zero games at quarterback in your FBS playing career. You've thrown 11 passes in your LSU career. And all you're expected to do is lead the Tigers to an undefeated season and a national championship without ever having taken a significant snap.
Talking to Mettenberger at the Manning Passing Academy, you wouldn't know the pressure exists or affects him.
"It's fun to go out there and be 'the guy' and toss it around the yard at Tiger Stadium," Mettenberger said.
|More on Mettenberger
|Related links
Being 'the guy' has been an arduous, stressful journey for the 6-foot-5, 222-pound junior who's size and rocket arm has those in Baton Rouge thinking back to the days when JaMarcus Russell and Rohan Davey used to shred defenses in the passing game. Mettenberger admitted he had doubts through his detours from Georgia to Butler Community College and then to LSU that he may never become a starting quarterback at the FBS level.
He threw for 2,678 yards along with 32 touchdowns and only four interceptions in his one season at Butler, leading the team to the JUCO national championship game. Mettenberger did at least practice for more than a year against one of the best defenses in LSU history.
"If I can do well against those guys in practice, I'm sure I can do pretty well in the games," Mettenberger said.
That's the sentiment LSU coach Les Miles and every Bayou Bengal fanatic hopes translates to Saturdays this fall considering LSU hasn't had a consistent and potent passing attack since Matt Flynn, who, by the way, guided LSU to the 2007 national championship.
Even Mike the Tiger knew despite LSU's undefeated season leading up to the loss to Alabama in the BCS title game that the Tigers' quarterback situation was a mess. The latest EA Sports' commercial pumping up NCAA Football 2013 has the lovable mascot sitting on a couch playing on a game console as LSU against the Crimson Tide. Robert Griffin III was his quarterback and not Jordan Jefferson or Jarrett Lee.
Miles comes in the room and literally rips the shirt off Mike the Tiger's back in shame. Well, here's how the commercial should have been scripted. Miles should have thrown the mascot out the room, sat down and then played with Griffin as his quarterback. He'd then say, "Wow! This is what happens with a real passing game."
Or, Miles could have played the game with Mettenberger instead. It's what many in Baton Rouge will forever be asking after watching the lifeless LSU offense bumble its way to a national championship defeat in its own back yard of New Orleans last January.
"That's something that no one wants to experience," Mettenberger said. "I mean, shoot, Tom Brady has won three Super Bowls, but he's also lost two Super Bowls. ... It's tough. You never want to do that again. But hopefully we can be every bit good as we were last year and get back to that game and win it."
All Mettenberger could do was sit back and watch Alabama eat up Jefferson.
Mettenberger said "without a doubt" he was ready to play in the BCS Championship Game had Miles put him on the Superdome turf.
"As a competitor, you want to play," Mettenberger said. "But the two guys we had were playing good football. They were efficient quarterbacks all year. And, shoot, we were 13-0 at the time. It's hard to say woulda, coulda, shoulda had I played and it would have been different. But at the time, it was best for the team. ... I was very sure of myself and I thought I was capable of leading the team. But we had two guys who have played plenty of SEC football and won a lot of football games. So we were going to roll with them and we had a great season."
Gone now are those concerns of who should take snaps under center in Tigerland. Other than being the most recognizable face in Baton Rouge now, Mettenberger said he relished the spotlight and the chance to shine for one of college football's powerhouses.
Miles has been relentless in saying how much LSU's offense will open up with Mettenberger at quarterback. Mettenberger isn't necessarily thinking he'll throw the ball 60 times per game from the onset, though.
"I can't play out of myself," Mettenberger said. "I don't need to go out there and be a Superman every play of the game. I just need to go out there and get the ball in playmakers' hands. Be a game manager, but make plays from time to time."
It's the same route good friend -- and also ultimate rival -- Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron said when he began last season. And yet LSU saw firsthand McCarron's progression once Nick Saban opened up the passing playbook for the Crimson Tide leader.
"The biggest thing was just growing as a leader," McCarron said. "The first few games I had to kind of get in touch with the game and kind of learn it."
McCarron may not anticipate Mettenberger being that game-manager type of player. McCarron said it's not Mettenberger's style.
"Zach's a crazy head," McCarron said. "He's as wild as they come."
Mettenberger scoffed at that description from McCarron, saying that reputation comes from being a jokester. But he doesn't scoff at being the leader for a young LSU squad. He said how he'll run the offense will all depend on what the coaches trust him with, but it's obvious by talking to him that he wants to come in and, in his words, throw it around the yard.
"I definitely trust my abilities as a quarterback," Mettenberger said.
Trust this. It's exactly what LSU fans want to hear after more than enough years of holding their breath on every pass thrown.


text:
The ADVENTISTS 2 is a new documentary film that tells the dramatic story of Seventh-day Adventists and their commitment to medical mission work. It is the sequel to the highly successful film - The ADVENTISTS - currently airing on Public Television stations. The ADVENTISTS focused on the background of Seventh-day Adventists and how their understanding of the body as the "Temple of God" has made them some of the healthiest people on the planet. Now The ADVENTISTS 2 goes beyond our borders to profile organizations and individuals whose faith commitment has propelled them into some the world's most challenging health issues.
"The greatest thing you can give someone is their health and
if we can do that we have given them the greatest gift of all," says Dr. Ben
Carson, world renowned pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore. In 2012 The Ben Carson School of Medicine opened in Nigeria for the
training of a new generation of doctors.
Website powered by Network Solutions®


text:
All things Mother Earth Living
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
weekend project, diy projects, diy decor, storage, organization, clutter
This weekend, as a final touch for my kitchen spring cleaning, I'm making these simple storage canisters to stash the detritus that clutters up my countertops: tea bags, pasta and assorted bags of dried fruits and nuts. Former Natural Home art director Susan Wasinger's super simple project makes use of oatmeal, raisin and sea salt packages that would otherwise be garbage. To cover the containers, you can mix and match specialty bookmaking papers, wrapping paper, origami paper, old maps and playbills.
1. Cut your paper to wrap around the cylinder with about a 1/2-inch overlap. For packages with a cardboard edge, cut the paper an inch taller than the height of the cylinder so the paper can fold over the top. For those with metal edges, cut the paper to fit between the metal rims.
2. Brush the back side of the paper with diluted white glue or paste.
3. Position it even with the bottom edge and press around the cylinder, smoothing out wrinkles as you go. Burnish the paper firmly with the heel of your hand.
4. Clip the overhanging paper back perpendicular to the canister edge to make folding tabs. If necessary, brush them with an extra dab of glue before folding inside the canister.
5. Cork coasters work perfectly as lids. Thread a wood screw up through the bottom of the coaster, then wind a wine cork onto the screw until finger tight.
Try your local art supply or stationery store for interesting papers. Make sure the paper is thick enough to not become transparent when glued. Photo by Susan Wasinger
Subscribe to
Mother Earth Living
Welcome to Mother Earth Living, the authority on green lifestyle and design. Each issue of Mother Earth Living features advice to create naturally healthy and nontoxic homes for yourself and your loved ones. With Mother Earth Living by your side, you'll discover all the best and latest information you want on choosing natural remedies and practicing preventive medicine; cooking with a nutritious and whole-food focus; creating a nontoxic home; and gardening for food, wellness and enjoyment. Subscribe to Mother Earth Living today to get inspired on the art of living wisely and living well.
Save Money & a Few Trees!
Pay now with a credit card and take advantage of our earth-friendly automatic renewal savings plan. You'll save an additional $5 and get six issues of Mother Earth Living for just $14.95! (Offer valid only in the U.S.)
Or, choose Bill Me and pay just $19.95.
Copyright 2016, All Rights Reserved | Ogden Publications, Inc., 1503 SW 42nd St., Topeka, Kansas 66609-1265
Special Interest Websites : Community Chickens • Good Things to Eat • Keeping Backyard Bees


text:
Oct. 31, 2005
Complete Release in PDF Format
Download Free Acrobat Reader
Mon., Oct. 31 - Coach Dorrell Weekly News Conf. (1:30 p.m.)
Tues., Nov. 1 - Last day to interview Bruin quarterbacks
Wed., Nov. 2 - Last day to interview all other players
Thu., Nov. 3 - Coach Dorrell meets with media post-practice
Sat., Nov. 5 - UCLA at Arizona (3:15 p.m. PT on FSNW2)
GAME 9: UCLA (8-0, 5-0, ranked No. 5 by the BCS; No. 7 by AP and USA Today/Coaches; No. 6 on Harris Poll) travels to Arizona (2-6, 1-4). Game time is 4:22 p.m. MT/3:22 p.m. PT and the contest will be televised in the Los Angeles area by Fox Sports Net West2 (Channel 653 on Direct TV) with Bill Macdonald and Mike Sherrard in the booth.
XTRA Sports 570 and the Bruin Radio Network broadcasts all of the Bruin games with Chris Roberts and Matt Stevens in the booth and Wayne Cook on the sidelines. The Bruins' No. 7 ranking by AP is its highest since the 2001 season, when the Bruins were ranked No. 4 after starting the year 6-0.
Spencer Havner, LB - One of 10 semifinalists for the Butkus Award as nation's top linebacker; One of 12 semifinalists for the Rotary Lombardi Award as nation's top lineman Drew Olson, QB - One of seven finalists for the Unitas Award as nation's top senior quarterback.
UCLA leads the series with Arizona, which dates back to 1927, by a 18-9-2 count. UCLA has won the last four meetings played in the series -- 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2004. The Bruins have also won the last four series meetings played in Tucson -- 2003, 2002, 2000, 1998.
The Bruins jumped out to a 23-3 halftime advantage and won last year's matchup in the Rose Bowl, 37-17, to record their fourth straight win of the season at the time. Drew Olson and tight end Marcedes Lewis hooked up on three scoring passes, a couple of the spectacular variety, during the contest. Olson also threw a fourth scoring pass on the day to fullback Michael Pitre. It was a career high total of scoring passes at the time for Olson. Lewis finished with then career- best totals of six catches for 99 yards.
In the 2003 contest at Tucson, UCLA rallied from a 21-10 halftime deficit to record a 24-21 win. UCLA marched 80 yards on the opening drive of the second half to narrow the gap to four points. Neither team scored again until defensive tackle Rodney Leisle intercepted a shovel pass and returned it 55 yards for the game-winning touchdown with 13:41 to play. NOTING ARIZONA-- The Wildcats are coming off a 29-27 win at Oregon State. They rank fourth in the Pac-10 in total defense (413.8 yards) and scoring defense (26.9). They are allowing 228.8 yards in the air (third in the Pac-10) and 185.0 on the ground (ninth).
Offensively, Arizona is averaging 330.8 yards (ninth in the Pac- 10), 233.8 in the air (seventh) and 97.0 on the ground (10th). It is averaging 20.8 points (10th). Senior running back Mike Bell is eighth in the league in rushing (80.6). Freshman Mike Thomas leads the receivers with 43 catches for 622 yards and four touchdowns.
Maurice Drew's 299 all-purpose yards against California are the second-most in an NCAA game this season.
Maurice Drew is the only player in school history to score five touchdowns in a game and he has now done it twice (2004 at Washington and 2005 versus California).
Maurice Drew already holds the UCLA career record for all purpose yards with 4,299. He passed former No. 1 Gaston Green, 1984-87, (4,283 yards) on a 10-yard fourth-quarter punt return at Stanford.
Maurice Drew already ranks No. 9 in UCLA career scoring with 222 points and No. 10 in career rushing with 2,276 yards. Drew Olson (currently with 23) needs one more touchdown passe this season to move into a tie for second (Cade McNown/Troy Aikman) on the all-time school season list. He will move into a tie for first (Cade McNown) with two more scoring passes.
Marcedes Lewis (currently with 17) will move into a tie for second (Craig Bragg/Danny Farmer) on the all-time UCLA TD reception list with three more scoring grabs.
Marcedes Lewis (currently with 105) will tie for 10th on the alltime school list for receptions with three more catches. Justin Medlock (currently with 39) needs three more field goals to move up to a tie for No. 4 (Chris Griffith) on the all-time made field goals list at UCLA.
Spencer Havner (currently with 373) needs two more tackles to pass Kenny Easley and move into third on the all-time career tackles list at UCLA.
Quarterback Drew Olson has been named one of seven finalists for the Unitas Award (top senior quarterback) with the winner to be announced on Nov. 30. Spencer Havner has been named one of the 12 semifinalists for the Rotary Lombardi Award (four finalists announced on Nov. 15, award presented Dec. 7) and one of 10 semifinalists (three finalists announced on Nov. 10, award presented Dec. 10) for the Butkus Award. Havner is also one of 15 quarterfinalists for the Lott Trophy (semifinalists announced Nov. 11, trophy presented Dec. 11).
For the Complete Release in PDF Format click here!
Download Free Acrobat Reader


text:
May 13, 2011 10:53 AM
Applying eyeshadow just got a zillion times easier! The L'Oreal One Sweep Eyeshadow ($10) is a necessity for the cosmetically challenged divas. This pretty eyeshadow palette is equipped with a unique applicator that defines and highlights your peepers in a single sweep - you may need to do a little blending, but it still cuts way down on application time. Plus, each palette is personalized for your eye color - blue, hazel/green or brown.
If you've got a product or service that you'd like to promote on Outblush, click here to find out about our advertising opportunities.
Outblush is a blog for girls who love to shop. Our staff digs up the best clothes, home stuff, beauty items, and more. New items are posted every day — bookmark us and check out:


text:
The Secretary of State's Citizen Information Service and the Department of Veterans' Services collaborate to produce a guide called Veterans' Laws and Benefits.
You can download a PDF formatted version of the guide or view the guide in your browser an html document.
The Veterans' Laws and Benefits guides are available from the Citizen Information Service by calling 617-727-7030/800-392-6090 (toll-free in MA only).


text:
Sample more cheese, sip more wine, try more micro-brews, and nibble more snacks during the 8th Annual Artisan Cheese Festival, March 21-23 in Petaluma than at any other 3-day period in your life.
It's an embarrassment of riches for people who love cheese. There are meet-and-greet events, classes and seminars, a dinner, demonstrations, and a huge marketplace roundup of all things cheese to see and sample. If you want to learn about cheese, grow in your knowledge of cheese, learn to pair cheeses with beer, wine, or cider, or simply eat lots of cheese in a short period of time, this is the event for you.
The event is hosted by the Sheraton Sonoma County, located about 45-minutes north of San Francisco and the East Bay, just off highway 101 in Petaluma.
Use links in the story for more information, and to purchase tickets. And don't dawdle; many events sell out.
Here's the line-up:
8th ANNUAL CALIFORNIA ARTISAN CHEESE FESTIVAL – MARCH 21-23
5:00 – 7:00 p.m. - Cheesemakers host an evening of beer, wine, cider and cheese and the opportunity to rub elbows the people who make cheese happen. Northern California has become for cheese, what the Napa Valley is for wine -- and this is your opportunity to meet the people who are leading the way. $35 per person
SATURDAY: Classes and seminars, and an evening dining and tasting event. Morning and afternoon sessions include lunch.
Morning sessions – 9:30 - 11:30
Seminar No. 1: What's Up with That Rind?
- Presenter: Janet Fletcher, Food Writer & Educator The seminar explores one of the key decisions when transforming milk into cheese; choosing type of rind. Includes sampling. $65.00 per person.
- Presenter: Laura Werlin, Author & Educator Taste grilled cheese, mac & cheese, and of course, cheese all on its own, along with specially selected wines to go with each cheesy bite; learn about new cheeses and taste some new recipes for old-fashioned favorites. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 3: Terroir de Sonoma: Exploring the Unique Flavors and Attitudes of Sonoma Beer and Cheese
- Presenters: Rich Higgins, Master Cicerone, Brewmaster and Consultant a la Biere; Michael Landis, American Cheese Society Certified Cheese Professional, Training & Merchandising Manager at Gourmet Foods International Sonoma County's breweries and dairies embrace local flavors, ingredients, and attitudes. Delve into delicious beer and cheese pairings that illustrate the concept of terroir; taste and celebrate the unique flavors of Sonoma County. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 4: Cheese Making – Italian Style -- SOLD OUT
- Presenter: Bob Peak, Co-Owner, The Beverage People Learn, hands-on, how to make mozzarella, in your own kitchen The class includes production and stretching of mozzarella curds, and finishes with cheese for sampling. $95.00 per person.
Seminar No. 5: Historic Cider and Honest Cheese
- Presenter: Sheana Davis, Chef, Cheese Maker, Educator, Owner, The Epicurean Connection Introduce your palate to a wide range of regional craft cider styles that pair perfectly with our superlative artisan cheese. $65.00 per person.
- Presenters: Gianaclis Caldwell, Author and Owner of Pholia Farm Learn the secrets of adding flavors to cheese including infusions, smoking, marinating, and adding seeds and herbs. The class includes a tasting of several examples of delicious flavor-added cheeses. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 7: A Cheese History of the World
- Presenter: Judy Creighton, American Cheese Society, Certified Cheese Professional Take a tour through time by tasting a selection of bloomy, washed-rind, tome, alpine, grana, and blue cheeses specially chosen from a selection of milks and terroirs. Cheese tastings show how has cheese adapted to and created cultural diversity while developing varieties of styles and flavors.
Afternoon Sessions – 1:30 - 3:30
Seminar No. 8: California's Artisan Foods Throw-down – Counties Battle for Bragging Rights!
- Presenter: California's Rock Star Artisan Cheesemakers California's best cheese making regions are also home to award winning, non-dairy artisan products -- wine, beer, cider, premium proteins, and condiments created by local artisans. Your favorite cheese makers introduce you to their favorites; you'll taste cheeses alongside artisan foods and beverages, then vote for the region that will be crowned Ultimate Culinary Throw-down Champion! $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 9: Explore Pinots and Their Cheese Companions
- Presenter: Laura Werlin, Author & Educator; Tim Gaiser, Master Sommelier Taste pinots in the form of Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, and Pinot Noir, matched up with mind-blowing cheese companions. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 10: Cheese & Beer: Strategies for Harmony
- Presenter: Janet Fletcher, Food Writer & Educator Janet Fletcher, author of Cheese & Beer, guides this tasting of seven styles of cheese with the beers that love them. A skill building session to learn what to pair with malty stouts, hoppy ales, strong Belgian-style beers, sour ales and more. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 11: Make Moldy Cheese with The San Francisco Milk Maid
- Presenter: Louella Hill, The San Francisco Milk Maid Make our own delicious wheels of Stilton-style blue cheese under the guidance of cheesemaker Louella Hill (SF Milk Maid). Learn which cultures to use, why blue cheeses differ from one another and finally, how to transform fresh milk into something aged and complex. All participants will take home a mini wheel of cheese for several weeks of 'home affiange"
Seminar No. 12: The Perfect Bite – Food and Beer Pairing
- Presenters: Sarah Dvorak, Founder/Co-Owner, Mission Cheese (San Francisco) and Cheese Missionary; Oliver Dameron, Co-Owner, Mission Cheese and Certified Cicerone A dynamic session of beer and cheese pairing philosophies -- pairing four beers and four California cheeses, then layering on accoutrement for the perfect bite. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 13: Beautiful Bubbles and Artisan Jewels
- Presenter: Colette Hatch, "Madame de Fromage," Oliver's Markets Respected food and wine expert, Colette Hatch, discusses cheese cultivation and history, then makes suggestions for pairing with the best of California's bubblies. Naturally, you'll try them for yourself. $65.00 per person.
Seminar No. 14: Basics and Classics, Always the Best
- Presenter: Gianaclis Caldwell, Author and Owner of Pholia Farm Some of the easiest cheeses to make are also the most versatile. and delicious. Learn to ricotta, Paneer, and mascarpone; they are all in the same family and can be mastered easily and ready to use quickly. Also: how to use novel ingredients to make ricotta, how to fry and freeze paneer, and why mascarpone might just be "the new butter." $65.00 per person.
Evening session – 6:00 - 9:00
Grand Cheese Tasting and Best in Cheese Competition
This popular roaming feast showcases local Bay Area chefs using artisan cheeses in dishes from sweet to savory. Restaurants, caterers, wineries and breweries vie for your vote in this lighthearted competition of all things cheese. $75 per person.
Bubbles and Brunch, 9:30 - 12:00 - Executive Chef Percy Whatley of Yosemite's Ahwahnee Hotel
A three-course Sunday brunch celebrating Gloria Ferrer bubbles and a variety of artisan cheeses with a live cooking demonstration by Executive Chef Percy Whatley from Yosemite's Ahwahnee Hotel. Ticket includes brunch and early entry into the Artisan Cheese Tasting & Marketplace. $115 per person.
Artisan Cheese Tasting & Marketplace, 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.
More than 75 artisan cheese and food producers, winemakers, brewers and chefs sample hand crafted cheeses, products that complement cheese, boutique wines and artisan-brewed beers and ciders; staged cooking demonstrations. $45 per person includes insulated Festival tote bag. $20 for children 12 and under.


text:
Design Engineers and Safety Engineers
- South West England
- Competitive
Exciting opportunities have arisen within as we expand to meet the growing demands of the UK Submarine Programme.
- Recruiter: Babcock
Principal Consultant
- Capenhurst
- Up to £60k DOE + company bonus, generous pension scheme & benefits package
EA Technology are recruiting for Experienced Consultants to deliver a broad portfolio of projects within our Smart Interventions Division.
- Recruiter: EA Technology
Senior Consultant
- Capenhurst
- Up to £45k DOE + company bonus, generous pension scheme & benefits package
EA Technology are recruiting for Experienced Consultants to deliver a broad portfolio of projects within our Smart Interventions Division
- Recruiter: EA Technology
Mid-Level Electrical Engineer
- London
We are looking for an electrical engineer with around 4- 6 years of design experience to join and work with an able and talented group of engineers..
- Recruiter: Max Fordham LLP
Electrical Training Officer / NVQ 3 Assessor
Premium job
- Norwich, Norfolk
- Competitive + Pension + Personal BUPA cover
As a Qualified Electrician, you know what it takes to complete electrical work to exceptional standards of safety and quality.
- Recruiter: JTL
Electrical Training Officer / NVQ 3 Assessor
Premium job
- Dorchester, Poole or Bournemouth
- Circa £29,000
As a Qualified Electrician, you know what it takes to complete electrical work to exceptional standards of safety and quality.
- Recruiter: JTL
Electrical Training Officer / NVQ 3 Assessor
Premium job
- London
- Competitive + Pension + Personal BUPA cover
As a Qualified Electrician, you know what it takes to complete electrical work to exceptional standards of safety and quality.
- Recruiter: JTL
Project Manager - Eastern Region
- Woolwich, London
- £24,362 (plus car, +10% supervisory allowance)
Opportunity to be at the heart of what SSG will be delivering to its wide and varied client base.
- Recruiter: Defence Infrastructure Organisation
Project Manager - South West
- Shrivenham, Swindon
- £24,362 (plus car, +10% supervisory allowance)
The Project Manager would be responsible for remedial and small/medium new project works across the Southwest of England
- Recruiter: Defence Infrastructure Organisation
Nuclear Facilities Governance Manager
- England, Cumbria, Barrow-In-Furness
- Negotiable
Nuclear Facilities Governance Manager Would you like to be accountable for all the Nuclear Governance for both existing day to day facilities on the Barrow Site in addition to the Proposed Facilities development which is part of the multi-million pound si
- Recruiter: BAE Systems
The E&T podcast
E&T magazine presents a rolling series of audio podcasts to accompany each issue of the magazine. Engineering and technology developments, news and interviews will be covered throughout the series.
You can download individual episodes from this page or subscribe to the entire series either via Apple's iTunes software service or via RSS on any Android device. All episodes are available free of charge.
Episode 22
In this episode, we meet artist and computer historian Dr David Link, the winner of the Tony Sale Award for Computer Conservation; hear about social enterprise collaboration from Felicity Wohltman, Vice President, Solutions, Mindjet Inc; catch up with the Eccentric Engineer, as Justin Pollard discusses his new compendium of unexpected engineering tales; talk to Robert Evans, CEO of Cenex, about electric vehicle battery costs and future technology; and finally reimagine Ian Fleming's James Bond as the engineering and technology savvy super-spy Ian Tee. [NB: the music that accompanies the Ian Tee reading is by The Surf Champlers, from the album Champloo A Go Go, performed by Kenji Yano]
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 21
In this special edition of the E&T podcast, we take a different approach as features editor Vitali Vitaliev chairs a round-table discussion between author Anthony Peake and science writer Piers Bizony on the nature of life and death.
Episode 20
In this edition of the E&T podcast, we talk to Rob Sobers from Varonis about what people need to be aware of in the cloud era; to Richard Hirons, clinical specialist prosthetist at Össur UK Ltd about Oscar Pistorius' running blades; to documentary filmmaker Chris Paine about his new film 'Revenge of the Electric Car' and to Ed Parsons of Google about geospatial engineering.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 19
In this edition of the E&T podcast, we talk to LOCOG chief executive about the main press centre in the Olympic Park; to Bullfinch Gas, about the design and manufacture of the burner used in the torch; to Professor Steven Yearley about genetically modified athletes; to Dermot Turing and Google's Peter Baron about the London Science Museum's new exhibition, Alan Turing's Life & Legacy'; to Dan Lewis about the likelihood of establishing a UK spaceport; and to Jonathon Rossiter and Peter Walters at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory about their soft robotics projects.
Episode 18
In this edition of the E&T podcast, we look at smart farming with Peter Mennake from DeLavel; sports engineering with Dr David James from Sheffield Hallam University; ethical hacking with Mohammed Naseer, Penetration Tester at Tranchulas Ltd; 100 years of the Strowger telephone exchange system at the Avoncroft Museum, home of the National Telephone Kiosk Collection; at the service tunnel for EuroTunnel with the French; and at wind farm power transmission with Norman MacLeod from Alstom Grid.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 17
In this edition of the E&T podcast, we catch up with the latest service robots at Hannover Messe; hear about 50 years of innovation at Cambridge; about Nissan's first all-electric car, the Leaf; lend an ear to the Victorian piano music being archived by the Bodleian library at Oxford; find out how advertisers are using gamification technology to better engage consumers and learn what BP expects from students entering its Ultimate Field Trip engineering competition.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 16
In this edition of the E&T podcast, Jim Al-Khalili on the question of geoengineering; storm chasing with Joshua Wurman; reflections on Titanic from descendents of passenger and crew, and the latest developments for traffic and road safety from the Intertraffic Exhibition.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 15
In this edition of the E&T podcast, Dickon Ross attends the iF design awards; Vitali Vitaliev goes to the Georges Pompidou hospital in Paris to find out how e-health initiatives are keeping our Gallic friends healthy; Dominic Lenton interrogates the axis of engineering and comedy to find out how well the two combine; Jonathan Wilson enters the House of Commons to join EAL in celebrating 20 years of bringing apprentices and industry together; and taking his inspiration from our cover feature about Titanic's legacy, Vitali Vitaliev braves the high seas to take a trip across the English Channel aboard the latest high-tech P&O ferry.
Episode 14
In the latest long-form E&T podcast, James Hayes attends the NEXT25 reception at the Science Museum in London to hear about the progress of the Making Modern Communications gallery; Dominic Lenton attends the RI High Fivers recruitment advertising awards and talks to the winners; Abi Grogan talks to Gino De Gol from Robocoaster, who pioneered the innovative use of robotic arms in theme park rides; director general of the CBI John Cridland waxes lyrical on the need for the government to back UK business abroad; Vitali Vitaliev talks to Willi Fuchs, executive director of the Association of German Engineers; Jason Goodyer catches up on the latest in rescue technology and Sofia Mitra-Thakur talks to ESRI UK about using geographic information mapping software to battle the pirates on the high seas.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 13
In the fourth long-form E&T podcast, Abi Grogan interviews Jon Timmis, Professor of Natural Computation at the University of York to talk about the field of swarm robotics; Jonathan Wilson talks to Hassan Miah, the CEO of UrFilez, the digital music streaming company, as it prepares to launch its mobile music app in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Qatar; Joe Rukin, campaign coordinator for Stop HS2, opens this issue's Can of Worms to lay out the objections to the government's proposed high-speed rail link between London and Birmingham; Vitali Vitaliev attends the Cartes and Identification event in Paris and meets Sesame security award-winners Gemalto, which unveiled its cloud-based Just4YourEyes e-mail encryption software solution; and Rachael Fergusson reports from the BETT show at London's Olympia, the annual showcase of UK and international educational technology products, to hear what new technologies will be entering classrooms soon.Download episode 13 now
Episode 12
In our third long-form podcast, Rachael Fergusson interviews Professor Frank James about the final edition of Michael Faraday's letters, published by the IET; Jonathan Wilson hears from electronic music pioneer Thomas Dolby about his latest work and his reflections on technology past, present and future; Dominic Lenton talks to Dr Julian Allwood from the University of Cambridge about the album and book Both Eyes Open, which considers the place of metals in the world today and the people that work with them; Stephane Arditi phones in to state his position on the recasting of the EU WEEE directive; Vitali Vitaliev travels to Estonia to see a hotel room from the 1950s that was used exclusively by visiting foreign dignitaries during the Cold War era, with their activity covertly monitored all the while by KGB agents next door; and Nick Smith asks explorer Charley Boorman about his preference for travelling by motorbike and the technology that keeps him in touch when he's out on the road.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 11
In our second long-form podcast, Nick Smith interviews world-renowned record producer John Leckie; Jonathan Wilson talks to Abbey Road's Simon Gibson and Universal Mastering Studio's Peter Doell to find out how mastering engineers put the finishing touches on records today; Kris Sangani talks to William Rogers, CEO of UKRD, to hear about the proposed switch from analogue FM to DAB radio; Martin Brampton, campaign coordinator for SaveFM.net, offers his personal take on the superiority of FM over DAB radio from an avid listener's perspective; Abi Grogan visits Tim Boon, Head of Research and Public History at the Science Museum in London, to talk about how some of the earliest electronic music technology has influenced the equipment we use today; and Rachael Fergusson visits antivirus software company Avast's headquarters in Prague.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 10
In our brand-new long-form podcast, Chris Edwards discusses the innovative legacy of Steve Jobs; James Hayes and Aasha Bodani review Google's unusual year; Dominic Lenton interviews Doug Edwards, Google's former head of consumer marketing and brand management; Erika Burrows meets robot author Kevin Warwick, Kris Sangani reports from IFA, Germany's giant consumer electronics show, and Vitali Vitaliev and James Hayes visit the Orwell Festival to investigate the Big Brother nature of CCTV technology.
Subscribe to the E&T podcast from the iTunes Music Store
Episode 10.5
Vitali Vitaliev and James Hayes visit the Orwell Festival to investigate the Big Brother nature of CCTV technology. This is an extended version of the final segment featured in the full Episode 10 podcast (see above).
Download episode 10.5 of the E&T podcast
Episode 9
Vitali Vitaliev visits Macia Batle, an old but high-tech winery in Mallorca.
Episode 8
Vitali Vitaliev rides on the footplate of the Isle of Man's steam railway engines, travelling back in time as he moves ever forward.
Download episode 8 of the E&T podcast
Episode 7.5
Dominic Lenton talks to Alexander Hayward, keeper of Science and Technology at the Museum of Scotland, about its collection of engineering artefacts, now on display in its newly refurbished Edinburgh space.
Download episode 7.5 of the E&T podcast
Episode 7
Vitali travels to Majorca to visit Hotel Bon Sol, championed as the greenest hotel on the island, to find out how it offsets the carbon footprint of its many visitors.
Download episode 7 of the E&T podcast
Episode 6
In his latest podcast, Vitali visits the Isle of Man to watch the Zero Emission TT Races, interviewing. some of the people behind the scenes to capture the magic of the TT, including Nick Schoeps, mechanical engineer for the 2011 winning team, US-based Motoczysz.
Episode 5
Vitali visits the British Library's new Conservation Centre and finds out how great antiquarian books are preserved for posterity.
Download episode 5 of the E&T podcast
Episode 4
Vitali meets Mr Koji Omi, Japan's former Minister for Science & Technology Policy and the country's former Minister of Finance, to talk exclusively about Japan's recent disaster.
Episode 3
Vitali talks to space expert Piers Bizony about Yuri Gagarin and the legacy of the early space missions.
Episode 2
Vitali travels to CERN's facility in Switzerland for a guided tour of the Large Hadron Collider.
Episode 1
Vitali talks to the E&T production team about the new magazine and website.
Download episode 1 of the E&T podcast
Latest Issue
"Where would Frankenstein and his creative mind fit into today's workplace? Should we fear technological developments or embrace them?"
Most viewed
- EgyptAir black box confirms fire on board doomed plane
- Google's Japan-US sub-sea internet cable goes live to boost speeds
- New robots offer hope for paraplegics and rescue operations
- Toyota recalls 3.37 million cars over possible faults
- Brexit fallout: Hinckley Point threatened; other companies weigh options


text:
Paul Craig Roberts | February 15 2012
Is Obama a hypocrite or merely insouciant? Or is he an idiot?
According to news reports Obama's White House meeting on Valentine's day with China's Vice President, Xi Jinping, provided an opportunity for Obama to raise "a sensitive human rights issue with the Chinese leader-in-waiting." The brave and forthright Obama didn't let etiquette or decorum get in his way. Afterwards, Obama declared that Washington would "continue to emphasize what we believe is the importance of realizing the aspirations and rights of all people."
Think about that for a minute. Washington is now in the second decade of murdering Muslim men, women, and children in six countries. Washington is so concerned with human rights that it drops bombs on schools, hospitals, weddings and funerals, all in order to uphold the human rights of Muslim people. You see, bombing liberates Muslim women from having to wear the burka and from male domination.
One hundred thousand, or one million, dead Iraqis, four million displaced Iraqis, a country with destroyed infrastructure, and entire cities, such as Fallujah, bombed and burnt with white phosphorus into cinders is the proper way to show concern for human rights.
Ditto for Afghanistan. And Libya.
In Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia Washington's drones bring human rights to the people.


text:
The latest news about space exploration and technologies,
astrophysics, cosmology, the universe...
Subscribe to our Space Exploration News feed
Scientists should take the conservative approach when searching for habitable zones where life-sustaining planets might exist, according to James Kasting, Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences at Penn State, including when building terrestrial planet finders.
Posted: Nov 26th, 2013Read more
Einstein@Home volunteers find four cosmic lighthouses in data from NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.
Posted: Nov 26th, 2013Read more
Astronomers at Swinburne University of Technology and their international collaborators have found evidence that galaxies that are located in groups might be running out of gas.
Posted: Nov 26th, 2013Read more
When a star explodes as a supernova, the material blasted outward from the explosion still glows hundreds or thousands of years later, forming a picturesque supernova remnant. What powers such long-lived brilliance? In the case of Tycho's supernova remnant, astronomers have discovered that a reverse shock wave racing inward at Mach 1000 (1,000 times the speed of sound) is heating the remnant and causing it to emit X-ray light.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2013Read more
A week after launching a new orbiter to investigate the upper atmosphere of Mars, NASA is sending a sounding rocket to probe the atmosphere of Venus.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2013Read more
Our Galaxy may have been swallowing 'pills' - clouds of gas with a magnetic wrapper - to keep making stars for the past eight billion years.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2013Read more
By working with a model spacesuit, a group of Kansas State University engineering professors and students are exploring how wearable medical sensors can be used in future space missions to keep astronauts healthy.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2013Read more
No matter how painstakingly we choose the materials to build satellites, once a mission is over they are just so much junk. But what if one day they could be recycled in space for future missions - perhaps as construction material, fuel or even food?
Posted: Nov 25th, 2013Read more
Much like the Grand Canyon, Nanedi Valles snakes across the Martian surface suggesting that liquid water once crossed the landscape, according to a team of researchers who believe that molecular hydrogen made it warm enough for water to flow.
Posted: Nov 24th, 2013Read more
SWARM is an ESA mission as part of its 'Living Planet' program. The satellite swarm is to measure the Earth's magnetic field from space with unprecedented precision for at least four years.
Posted: Nov 22nd, 2013Read more
On April 27, a blast of light from a dying star in a distant galaxy became the focus of astronomers around the world. The explosion, known as a gamma-ray burst and designated GRB 130427A, tops the charts as one of the brightest ever seen. A trio of NASA satellites, working in concert with ground-based robotic telescopes, captured never-before-seen details that challenge current theoretical understandings of how gamma-ray bursts work.
Posted: Nov 21st, 2013Read more
For the first time scientists have uncovered concrete evidence for highly energetic neutrinos stemming from outside our solar system. The IceCube experiment, a huge neutrino detector in Antarctica, has observed 28 neutrinos that most likely stem from cosmic objects such as supernovae, black holes, pulsars or other extreme cosmic phenomena.
Posted: Nov 21st, 2013Read more
Astronomers using the combined power of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) telescope and NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have discovered a far-flung trio of primitive galaxies nestled inside an enormous blob of primordial gas nearly 13 billion light-years from Earth.
Posted: Nov 21st, 2013Read more
The International Space Station celebrated its birthday yesterday, 15 years after the first module was launched in 1998.
Posted: Nov 21st, 2013Read more
Astronomers have long sought strong evidence that Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, is producing a jet of high-energy particles. Finally they have found it, in new results from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the National Science Foundation's Very Large Array radio telescope.
Posted: Nov 20th, 2013Read more
New images of ISON indicate that the comet has lost individual fragments.
Posted: Nov 20th, 2013Read more


text:
Chicago Criminal Defense Attorneys
The Chicago criminal lawyers of Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC have provided highly successful representation for defendants charged with felonies, misdemeanors, DUIs and all types of criminal matters since 1990.
Our criminal defense law firm has a well recognized name with multiple locations and defends clients in the Chicago courts as well as counties across Illinois. We stand ready to help you with a wide range of legal services from domestic violence to drug offenses.
Our Chicago criminal defense law firm believes that it is a privilege to help you navigate difficult situations. If you choose us as your defense team, we'll do our best to earn the trust you have placed in us. That is our promise to you.
Call us 24 hours a day for a free,
no obligation consultation at (800) 996-4824
Chicago Criminal Defense Attorneys
Former States Attorney Heads Defense Team – Attorney Mitchell Sexner leads this experienced criminal defense team who vigorously defends each and every client charged with a case or offense. The entire team remains dedicated to putting forth top quality professional legal representation at every single step during the criminal justice process.
Mitchell Sexner, who has been recognized by "Who's Who" in American Law, is also a Northwestern University graduate and holds a Juris Doctorate from the Chicago Kent College of Law at IIT in Chicago. Before opening Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates, the County appointed Mitch Sexner as Assistant States Attorney to prosecute traffic and criminal cases for the government, and he also served the public through the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Circuit Court Clerk.
For the practice of law, he is licensed in Illinois and has gained admission to the United States District Courts for Illinois, Wisconsin, Hawaii and Texas. Mr. Sexner also has presented legal arguments to the Appellate Court of Illinois and appeared on TV as an invited panelist. The successful track record for each attorney on our criminal defense team is equally impressive as well.
Experience. Knowledge. Results.
At Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC, we have built our reputation on attention to detail, professionalism, and personal service. Our criminal defense attorneys provide aggressive, tough and highly experienced representation to make sure that you receive the very best possible outcome on your case. We guarantee that you will receive the respect and time your case deserves. Our law firm has great confidence that you will find our talented criminal lawyers amongst the brightest and best not only in Chicago or Illinois but in the nation. You can count on our experience and knowledge to get the case handled properly. Every member of our seasoned defense team is committed to offering you the very best legal representation available. Since 1990, we have been helping clients out of the toughest of situations.
Competitive Legal Fees
We have assisted over ten thousand very satisfied clients over the years. You can call anytime to discuss your case with a talented and experienced criminal defense attorney without any cost or obligation. Our phones are staffed by live representatives 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. We can be reached by calling (312) 644-0444 or (800) 996-4824. We're ready to give you the best possible legal representation and will fight for all your rights. For criminal and traffic matters, legal defense fees are generally quoted as flat fees, not hourly. Payment plans and weekend appointments are available upon request. At Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC, our clients can consider themselves in capable legal hands. Our team is big enough to provide superior legal services, but still the right size to care. Please call us today and let us explain what can be done to help you.
Contact us for a free criminal defense /
traffic law consultation at call (800) 996-4824
Criminal/Traffic Topics
- Assault & Battery
- Bail Bond Violation
- Cannabis
- Controlled Substances
- Disorderly Conduct
- Domestic Violence
- Expungements
- Guns & Weapons
- Insurance Suspensions
- Kidnapping
- No Valid License
- Open Alcohol
- Police Brutality
- Protective Orders
- Resisting & Obstructing
- Seizure & Forfeiture
- Sentencing
- Sentence Violations
- Sex Offenses
- Solicitation
- Suspended/ Revoked license
- Theft, Robbery & Burglary
- Traffic Violations
- Types of Crimes
Case Results
Recent Posts
- Chicago Red-Light Camera Laws Given the Green Light
- Illinois Medical Marijuana Pilot Program Dazed & Confused
- Mitchell S. Sexner Wins Another Client Satisfaction Award
- Calls for Special Prosecutor in case of deadly police shooting
- Woman Ordered to Pay Back $1 Million Stolen from Naperville Law Firm
- See All Blogs


text:
Suzi's Cakeshop
Hey girls! For this game, I'll start with a question: which is the SWEETEST thing in the world, if not having your own cake shop? Everyday, on your way to school, you pass by all sorts of sweet temptations, like candy shops or cake shops, but you don't ha
cake, shop, decoration, sweets, en
Played: 322
Added: 6 January 2012
Added by:
Please log in to favorite.


text:
Army Pfc. Adam Keith Jackson, 22, was charged with capital murder this week in El Paso, Texas, for killing his 11-month-old son, Aiden.
Adam Jackson was in charge of the baby's care, Feb. 7, 2014, while the baby's mother was gone, for an undetermined length of time.
The baby was found unresponsive in his bed the following morning and immediately transported by paramedics to El Paso Children's hospital for treatment. He was pronounced dead at the hospital; although reports indicate he had likely died the previous day.
The emergency room pediatrician found injuries to the infant's body consistent with child abuse and contacted local civilian authorities, since the murder was committed off-post. An autopsy was ordered.
Post mortem findings revealed the baby had a skull fracture and injuries to his throat and ankle.
There is an active investigation into the abuse and murder.
Adam Jackson's bail was set at $250,000.
Jackson is assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
Capital murder in the United States is a murder where the accused assailant is eligible for the death penalty.
The National Military Examiner publishes military-related content on this site and more here on Facebook.
Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you find errors with content information or spelling. Thanks for reading and thanks for supporting the troops.


text:
Facebook scams based on promised revelations about Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez's relationship/sexual identity crises have been around for a while. They've acquired the status of scam classics so that any addition to the Teen Queen and King's online Love Saga is now likely to evoke tender nostalgia among online voyeurs. What on earth have they done this time according to scammy reports?
As always, J&S kinky love scam baits aren't winning any awards for originality. In this case, we have a plain "oops!! There was a hidden camera in Selena & Bieber's bedroom". Teasing as this short line may be, it can do little to prepare users for the Piñata apocalypse, as we shall call it.
First off, you put your e-bat (i.e. click-crazed hand appendage) out of its misery and no, you don't kill it…you just mute your common sense and click the hidden camera link. This is where you land:
What a pretty sight: 251 people liked this, a long list of comments supporting the +18 content…and, a nice proposal for an HTML5 Video Playback download.
In keeping with the Piñata tradition, we're blindfolded, so we don't see the huge "unauthorized add-on" that's about to hit us. Neither do we see the details that scream "Don't go there":
a) The re-direct to not-on-Facebook land:
b) The fact that your profile picture and name are replaced by a generic My profile
And on we click!
Repeat after me: we're still blindfolded and we're working hard at busting this Piñata open! This carnivalesque drive to break stuff might explain why warnings of the kind of data the add-on will be able to access are taken lightly:
And pop goes the Piñata!
Your activity log tracks the load of scams you've just dumped into your friends' accounts. These scams come with a script so they can track places the victim has been checked into by friends, and include that location in the message it employs to spread even further. Simply put, you apparently receive a message from a friend, who seems to be accompanied by several other friends at a location you've been to at least once. Jumbo social engineering pack!
The usual advice would be for you to uninstall the add-on. In this case, you would also be forced to warn your friends about …..EVERYTHING you might have posted on their walls!
And that's when your online social world suddenly turns into a very, very lonely place.
P.S. Do we all agree now that this artifact below is NOT something we'd click to see?
This article is based on the technical information provided courtesy of Tudor Florescu, BitDefender Online Threats Analyst and Andrei Serbanoiu, Bitdefender Analyst Programmer.
All product and company names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.


text:
|Defensive Tackle
|Redshirt Senior
|Palm Springs, CA
|High School:
|Palm Springs
|4 Letters
2010 - Saw action in four games ... Credited with one tackle, a tackle for loss against Stanford.
2009 - Versatile scout team player who did not see game action.
2008 - Practiced with both the offensive and defensive lines due to injuries within those units ... Did not appear in a game.
2007 - Did not see game action.
2006 - Did not see action in his first year in the program, practicing on defense.
HIGH SCHOOL - Played four seasons of football at Palm Springs, CA HS for coach Steve Fabian ... Ranked No. 1 center nationally by ESPN.com ... Four-star selection by rivals.com ... Played in the CaliFlorida Bowl ... Selected to play in Shrine All-Star Game ...As a senior, he served as team captain ... Two-time first-team all-league selection ... Named first-team All-Desert by the Desert Sun ... First-team All-CIF Southern Section ... First-team All-Riverside County selection by the Riverside Press-Enterprise ... First-team All-Southern California pick by the L.A. Times ... Cal-Hi Sports first-team All-State selection ... Made 104 tackles as a senior, including 11 sacks ... Also played four seasons on the wrestling team for coach Dan Murphy ... Named first-team all-league in the heavyweight division ... Lettered four seasons in track (CIF qualifier in shot put and discus).
PERSONAL - Full Name: Andrew Lyn Keane ... Born: January 12, 1988 in Palm Springs, CA ... Parents: Jeffrey and Barbara Keane ... Has two brothers, Matt and Tim (played football at UC Davis) ... Biggest thrill in sports was playing before the home crowd in the CIF championship game ... Hobbies include all sports and hanging out with friends ... Director's Honor Roll in Fall 2006, Spring 2007, Spring 2010 ... History major.


text:
Eight Hawkeyes compete in 10 events at the 2013 Outdoor NCAA Championships
Career Highlights -- 2006 NCAA Indoor 400-meter champion (52.16)... eight-time all-American, which is the most of any Hawkeye in school history... only Hawkeye in school history to earn all eight all-America honors in the same event (400 meters)... five-time Big Ten champion... two-time NCAA Midwest Regional champion... five-time all-region honoree... set indoor school records in 200 (23.49), 400 (51.48) and 600 meters (1:27.45), and as part of 1,600-meter (3:40.52) and distance medley (11:20.11) relays... set outdoor school record in 400 meters (51.35)... set Recreation Building 600-meter record (1:27.45)... ran on four of to top 10 indoor and five of the top 10 outdoor and 1,600-meter relays in school history.
2008 -- Indoor - all-American... placed fifth in 400 meters (52.72) at NCAA Championships, running a season-best 52.63 in the prelims... runner-up in 200 (24.39) and 400 meters (53.77) at Big Ten Championships, earning second team all-Big Ten honors... set school and Recreation Building 600-meter record (1:27.45) at season-opening Iowa Open... ran second leg on distance medley relay that set school record of 11:20.11... led team in 200 (24.14), 400 (52.63) and 600 meters (1:27.45), and as part of 1,600-meter (3:43.83) and distance medley (11:20.11) relays... NCAA provisional qualifier in 400 meters and as part of distance medley relay... ran second leg on 1,600-meter relay (3:47.34) that placed fifth and distance medley relay (12:10.45) that placed ninth at Big Ten Championships... Outdoor - all-American, placing eighth in 400 meters (52.53) at NCAA Championships... automatically qualified for NCAA Championships in 400 meters with runner-up finish (52.24) at NCAA Midwest Regional... that time was a season-best and that place earned her all-region honors... led team in 400 (52.24) and 800 meters (2:15.34), and ran on team-leading 400-meter (45.78) and 1,600-meter relays (3:44.21)... placed fourth in 400 meters (54.06) and anchored sixth-place 1,600-meter relay (3:44.21) at Big Ten Championships... won 400 meters at Musco Twilight X (54.52) and placed fourth in 800 meters (2:15.34) at Iowa Invite... letterwinner.
2007 -- Indoor - all-American, placing second in 400 meters (51.48) at NCAA Championships... two-time Big Ten champion, winning titles in 200 (23.67) and 400 meters (52.23)... first team all-Big Ten... Big Ten Women's Track Athlete of the Year and Athlete of the Championships... USTFCCCA Midwest Regional Athlete of the Year... set school record in 400 (51.48) meters... set then-school and Recreation Building records in 600 meters (1:27.84)... automatically qualified for NCAA Championships in 400 meters (52.01) and provisionally qualified in 200 meters (23.67)... Outdoor - all-American, placing sixth in 400 meters (52.13) at NCAA Championships... NCAA Midwest Region 400-meter champion (52.34), automatically qualifying for NCAA Championships and earning all-region honors... Big Ten 400-meter champion (52.15)... ran that event for the first time during the outdoor season at the conference meet... qualified for NCAA regional in 400 meters (52.15) and as part of 1,600-meter relay (3:39.36)... Iowa's nominee for Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year... ran second leg on 1,600-meter relay that placed third (3:39.64) at Big Ten Championships... ran lead leg on 1,600-meter relay that placed sixth at Drake Relays, running a season-best 3:39.36 in the prelims... that time ranks third in school history... ran second leg on distance medley relay that placed sixth at Drake in 11:25.05, which ranks second in school history... ran collegiate-best 800 meters (2:16.15) at Musco Twilight IX... letterwinner.
2006 -- Indoor - NCAA 400-meter champion... became Iowa's fourth NCAA individual champion and the first Hawkeye sprinter to win a national title with the win... won Big Ten titles in 200 and 400 meters... set Big Ten Championships record in 400 meters with her winning 52.31... set school and University of Wisconsin track records in 200 (23.49) and 400 meters (52.01) at Big Ten Championships... first team all-Big Ten... ran on 1,600-meter relay that set school record (3:40.52) and placed fourth at Iowa State Classic... also ran on 1,600-meter relay that placed second at Big Ten Championships in 3:42.44, which ranks second in school history... won 400 meters (52.88) at Husker Invite... won 200 meters at Panther Invite (24.13) and Iowa State Classic (23.87)... won 600 meters at Hawkeye Open with team-leading time of 1:36.89... Outdoor - runner-up in 400 meters at NCAA Championships, setting school record (51.35) and earning all-America honors... NCAA Midwest Regional 400-meter champion (51.75)... Iowa's nominee for Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year... won special invitation 400 meters (52.05) at Drake Relays... qualified for regional in 200 meters (23.58), 400 meters (51.83) and as part of 400 (45.11) and 1,600-meter relays (3:38.36)... the 200-meter time ranks second, the 1,600-meter relay time ranks second and the 400-meter relay ranks fifth in school history... won 400 meters (51.83) at Mt. SAC Relays and 200 meters (23.58) at Musco Twilight VIII... did not compete in the Big Ten Championships finals due to injury... posted second-fastest time in 200-meters and fourth-fastest time in 400 meters in Big Ten prelims... also ran on 800-meter relay (1:36.19) at Messersmith Invite, which ranks second in school history... letterwinner... won bronze medal in 400 meters (52.04) at CAC Games in Cartagena, Columbia.
2005 -- Indoor - all-American, placing sixth in 400 meters (54.06) at NCAA Championships... provisionally qualified for NCAA Championships in 400 meters (53.11)... runner-up in 400 meters (54.31) at Big Ten Championships... anchored 1,600-meter relay that placed fifth at Big Ten meet (3:48.54)... led team in 200, 400 and 600 meters, and ran on team-leading 1,600-meter and distance medley relays... Outdoor - all-American, placing seventh in 400 meters (51.94) at NCAA Championships... set then-school record (51.71) in NCAA semifinals... runner-up in 400 meters (52.34) at NCAA regional, earning all-region honors... qualified for NCAA regional in 400 meters, and as part of 400 and 1,600-meter relays... ran second leg on 1,600-meter relay that placed eighth at NCAA regional with a season-best 3:39.67, which led the team, earned all-region honors and ranks fifth in school history... ran second leg on 1,600-meter relay that placed third at Big Ten Championships (3:40.43), which ranks sixth on Iowa's all-time bests list... ran second leg on 400-meter relay that placed eighth at Drake Relays (45.30), which led the team and ranks seventh in school history... won 400 meters at Mt. SAC Relays (52.73), placed fourth at Big Ten Championships (53.89) and eighth in special invitation race (54.94) at Drake Relays... also led team in 200 meters... letterwinner... placed fourth in 400 meters (53.96) at Pan American Junior Championships in Windsor, Ontario... represented St. Vincent and the Grenadines at IAAF World Championships in Helsinki, Finland.
High School -- runner-up in under-20 400 meters at 2004 CARIFTA Junior Championships... set junior national record (53.83) in that event... also ran 400 meters at 2001 and 2003 World Youth Championships and 2001, 2002 and 2003 CARIFTA Junior Championhips... coaches were Keith Joseph, Wilma Bertha and Gideon Labban.
Personal -- born February 21, 1986... history major.
Alexander's Collegiate Bests
|200 Meters(I)
|Big Ten Championships
|400 Meters(O)
|at NCAA Championships
|600 Meters(I)
|Hawkeye Invite
|800 Meters(O)
|Musco Twilight IX


text:
Last Ounce of Courage Movie Reviews
Last Ounce of Courage
Release Date: Nov 11, 2011
Genre: Drama
Rating: (PG)
User reviews on Last Ounce of Courage
A must see movie if you value your FREEDOMS.
The movie was about losing the Freedoms that we cherish no matter our Race or Religious Beliefs.
Yes the movie had technical problems BUT that did not matter to me.
The message was important.
I left the theater asking myself that if Our Men and Women going out and fighting and some losing their Life to Protect the Freedoms that we Cherish so much; then why are we sitting around doing nothing!!!
We all need to read the Constitution so we are aware of the Freedoms that were given to All Americans that our government is trying to take aware from us.......
It's a satire on what has actually happened to our country these last few years. If you are a hardened leftist who never served our nation and detests everything that made us great and free, you won't like it.
If, however, you believe in "Liberty", "E Pluribus Unum" and "In God We Trust" you will have stirred within you feelings that you have not felt for a long time.
Good American values film. Not for the hateful blame America first crowd.
If you want to leave the theater feeling angry and disgusted I suggest seeing this film. The movie is filled with flawed ideas, bigotry, fear and just overall nastiness, I was so angry while I was watching it. Not only this film was full of nonsense and anger but it was also made really badly and the techniques used were amateurish. I wanted to walk out of this film many times and it truly tested the last ounce of my patience. I hope people will avoid this film because it is pure filth and it is also made poorly.
Write a review for Last Ounce of Courage
Login to write review:


text:
In the Cellar of the first mansion, I can manage to hit the spider the first time, making her smash through the wall. Problem is, I have no idea what to do after that, with the fan and the burning net thing. I figure I have to get the web on fire again, but I can't seem to do it. What's the trick to it that I am missing?
Help! I don't want to die anymore!


text:
At least six outgoing and incoming flights at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport will experience delays this afternoon, according to the airport's arrivals and departures website.
Delayed departing flights include Southwest flight 1350, which leaves for Las Vegas at 3:30 p.m. instead of 3:25 p.m.; Southwest flight 260 leaving for Dallas at 4:35 rather than 4:25 p.m.; and Southwest flight 1836 leaving for Austin at 5:45 p.m. instead of 5:15 p.m.
Delayed arriving flights include Southwest flight 1350 arriving from Dallas at 3 p.m. instead of its originally scheduled time of 2:55 p.m.; Southwest flight 260 arriving from Las Vegas at 4:05 p.m. instead of 3:55 p.m., and Southwest flight 939 arriving from Austin at 5:20 p.m. rather than 4:50 p.m.
Check lubbockonline.com later day for more on affected flights.
To comment on this story:
email@example.com • 766-8796
email@example.com • 766-8706


text:
At South Shore Hospital, we provide excellence in clinical education and nursing professional development in an environment that is adaptive to change and accountable for outcomes. We recognize the importance of life-long learning which is reflective in our wide range of clinical training and educational programs.
South Shore Hospital has achieved Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's (ANCC) Magnet Recognition Program®, a status that recognizes excellence in nursing practice and adherence to national standards for the organization and delivery of nursing services. It is one of the highest levels of national recognition a hospital can achieve. This tremendous achievement reflects the organization's overall commitment to providing the highest possible care for the people of our community.
Our support of evidence-based clinical and educational processes foster high quality patient/family outcomes as we continuously strive to support and mentor nurses in their practice.
Check test results, review diagnostic imaging reports and more.