text:
Oil and gas jobs are waiting, Mr. President
Published: Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 12, 2011 at 10:28 p.m.
The latest employment report isn't good.
The economy only added 117,00 jobs in July and the unemployment rate still hovers above 9 percent. The ranks of the underemployed — those who have taken transition jobs — are also swollen.
All points to one hard truth: the economy is badly underperforming.
Meanwhile, gasoline prices, while falling, remain high — continuing to burden cash-strapped households.
President Obama has been on the road promoting new efforts to improve economic growth.
But instead of his consumer-unfriendly "green" energy, which destroys jobs on net, there is a better approach.
One that both improves the job situation and relieves the upward pressure on gasoline prices.
That is an expansion of U.S. oil and natural gas exploration and production.
Since the BP spill last year, the federal government has all but halted exploration activity, especially in and around the Gulf of Mexico.
The Interior Department has dramatically cut down on permits for new wells, granting just 15 since ending its moratorium last October.
To put this in perspective, 171 permits were approved in 2009.
ExxonMobil received one of those rare permits.
And in early June, the company became the first to find oil and natural gas in the region in almost a year.
The area of these deepwater discoveries holds as much as 15 billion barrels of oil, 700 million of which the company estimates are economically extractable.
The world is not running out of oil or gas; it is unlocking them thanks to human ingenuity.
In addition to developing domestic energy to relieve pressure on pump prices, discoveries like ExxonMobil's are also a major employment boon.
Each new oil rig translates to between 800 and 1,400 new jobs, everything from additional manpower on the rigs themselves to jobs at refineries and transportation centers to process and move the oil.
It's not just the Gulf region that's rich in energy resources.
Crude oil production could see a one million barrel a day increase by 2020 alone by tapping reserves in the currently off-limits Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Alaska.
Other areas, such as the Marcellus shale in New York State and the oil shale in the Rocky Mountains, are also prime possibilities for win-win employment gains and energy supplies.
Then there's the expansion and extension of the Keystone XL pipeline, a $7 billion project now stalled by politics at the State Department.
If federally permitted, the pipeline, which currently stretches from Hardisty, Alberta to Cushing, Okla., and would be extended to Port Arthur, Texas, could move an extra 830,000 barrels of oil every day.
That's the equivalent of more than half the country's current imports from the Persian Gulf.
The Keystone XL pipeline would also create jobs. The Canadian Energy Research Institute estimates that in the project's first four years of construction and operation, tens of thousands of U.S. jobs will be directly created.
There are numerous new and lucrative domestic energy production opportunities we could be taking advantage of right now.
And yet President Obama surreptitiously wants to meet his goal to reduce oil imports largely through yesteryear's oil and natural gas leases, the vast majority of which have peaked or are currently inactive.
Already, the U.S. oil and natural gas industry supports 9.2 million jobs and contributes more than $1 trillion annually to the nation's economy.
A lot more can be added with the government simply liberating U.S. resources for producers and consumers.
What is unacceptable is settling for the status quo.
With the safety lessons learned from last year's oil spill and the momentum from ExxonMobil's recent discoveries, it's time to take a serious look at expanding domestic oil and natural gas exploration.
Robert L. Bradley Jr. is the CEO and founder of the Institute for Energy Research, based in Washington, D.C.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.


text: Posted September 25, 2012 Whatever you do don't quit. Keep doing what you're doing, document, document, and document some more. Every little detail will be helpful in your WC case. And yeah, Lawyer up. There's not much else to do until you do that. Once you are represented then things will start moving faster and in the right direction. I've done a couple dozen workers comp claims in my time and you have what appears to be a clear case. Good luck! Oh yeah, one last thing. If they offer you a settlement in the workers comp case, don't take the first 3 offers, no matter what. My WC lawyer told me that they set aside what they can afford to pay, and then offer about 20% of it to start. In the case I was dealing with, they had set aside $85k and the employee settled for $25k. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites

subset: commoncrawl


text: I am using this plugin and it is awesome. It lists the title and date perfectly. The problem I'm having is with Safari and FF when you click the event it lists the time correctly but when you click with Chrome or IE it adds 5 hours to the time. My calendar itself has the correct times and time zone but am wondering if it is pulling in another time zone with those two browsers.


text:
From The Print Section :: Page 148
Pastor Derrick Weston to leave— Social justice voice to move on
Pastor Derrick Weston will soon leave the First Presbyterian Church, which he has led since January 2012, to work towards just that cause as he becomes the director of a non-profit community development organization that empowers inner-city youth in Pittsburgh.
Veterans share their 'Coming Home'
Though it's been nine years since he returned from the fighting, Iraq war veteran Aaron Hughes deals with the memories of his deployment every single day.
Teacher contracts in sight
On Tuesday this week the Yellow Springs school board and the local district's teacher's union met with a federal mediator to draft a tentative agreement for a contract for the district's 51 teaching staff members.
From conflict to community at college
Five Antioch students were allowed to continue taking summer classes three days into the session after an agreement was worked out last Thursday between students and administrators over overdue room and board fees.
A college village in Antioch's future?
On a recent visit to Antioch College, architects from MacGlachlan, Cornelius and Filoni, who have designed for dozens of schools in the Northwest, noted the unique level of integration between the college and the village of Yellow Springs.
Mary Agnes Hempfling
Mary Agnes Hempfling died Sunday, July 14 at Vancrest Health Care Center in Delphos, Ohio. She was 87.
Rain check…
A smaller than usual but still enthusiastic crowd greeted Saturday's rescheduled 4th of July parade last weekend. Rains on the 4th forced the parade's forced rescheduling for Saturday, July 6.
Charges pending for Glen counselor
Last week the Greene County Sheriff began working with the Greene County Prosecutor to settle on charges that will likely be handed to the Glen Helen naturalist who two weeks ago lied about a man with a gun in the Glen.
Getting from waste to want not
The busy bugs of EnviroFlight are churning out a new product this year — a natural fertilizer that some say is making area tomato plants grow like weeds.
Local artists win state funding
Three local artists recently received Individual Excellence Awards from the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The awards are meant to "recognize creativity and imagination that exemplifies the highest level of achievement in a particular discipline and advances the art form."


text:
Remove Ads x
format supervisi - download at 4shared. format supervisi is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
| Uploaded via: 4shared site
Share Add to my account
Is owner
View only
Upload & Edit
Members may only view items in this folder.
Members may view, add, edit and delete items in this folder.
Checked by McAfee. No virus detected.
0 comments Add new comment
Wrong code entered. Please, try again.
Enter the code above to post message:
Remove Ads x
format supervisi.docFile QR Code


text:
Hi there,
I try to customized the header background image, but when the website view by larger screen, the backgorund image became repeated or over clutter to right hand side.
anyone know how to solve this to make the page standard across all the screen size ? (resize to center)
thanks & rgds.


text:
Swine flu on the rise in Colorado schools
Schools are seeing higher-than-normal absenteeism as kids come down with the flu.
Schools are seeing higher-than-normal absenteeism as kids come down with the flu.
Visitors to Colorado's ski country may notice fewer foreign accents among the staff this year. Resorts say they're having more and more trouble using the visa program they once relied on.
The lighted arch that used to stand near Union Station in downtown Denver has been gone for nearly 80 years. Now, organizers hope to raise money to build a replica of the Mizpah/Welcome Arch.
Colorado is in fiscal trouble with a massive budget shortfall and fallout from the national recession.
It has been years since weather information, such as the temperature or snowfall amounts, has been collected in central Denver. The information has been reported at Denver International Airport.
As Congress crafts a "cap-and-trade" system to reduce greenhouse gas emissions...there are mixed feelings in Colorado about the possible impacts of the legislation.
Coloradans can tap into millions of dollars in government assistance, rebates and tax credits to make their homes more energy efficient or invest in renewable energy...but that information is hard
Denver Civic Theatre is the new home for Su Teatro, and an anchor for Latino culture on Santa Fe Drive. Colorado Public Radio's Mike Lamp talks with Su Teatro artistic director Tony Garcia.
Researchers and law students from Colorado are joining delegates and observers at the United Nations climate change conference in Copenhagen.
The city of Denver was looking for a few volunteers to help ring the bells in the City and County building over the holidays. Response was overwhelming. Hundreds offered to play.
Stay connected to CPR while you're on the go, with the free Colorado Public Radio app for smartphones and tablets.


text:
The UIC Liautaud Master of Science in Finance program is designed to help you take advantage of rapidly growing opportunities in finance. In our 32-credit-hour accredited program, you'll develop a solid foundation in the principles that underlie modern finance. Under the guidance of top-tier research professors who ask (and answer) questions that change how people worldwide think about finance, you'll graduate at the forefront of the changing face of finance.
As part of a Top 100 research university, you will be exposed to important financial research throughout all elements of the program. We also bring the latest research into the classroom — years before it is written into textbooks. Our goal: when the world of finance changes (and it will), you will be prepared for the opportunities that arise.
Technology has revolutionized the world of finance, from trading to portfolio construction to risk management. Access to information has exploded, transactions are now faster, and even how we analyze data has changed. Life moves fast, and our program is designed to get you up-to-speed quickly.
Fast-paced and flexible: Thirty-two credit hour degree program that can be completed in one year full-time study (or more than one year of part-time study).
Not the typical classroom experience: Advanced courses like The Chicago Exchanges and Fixed Income and Structured Products.
The Power of a Research University: The Finance Department was ranked number 23 by U.S. News & World Report (2015). Every spring the International Center for Futures and Derivatives hosts an audience of 300 hedge fund managers, heads of research, government regulators and academics from around the world at the R/Finance conference.
Financial certification preparation: Preparation to pass key professional exams.


text:
I adore spring weddings (ok, so maybe I'm a little biased with my own upcoming nuptials); they're a breath of fresh air after winter. And this one here is just that plus a hefty dose of pure style. Flora Fetish drenched this venue with gorgeous hydrangeas, roses, and more, and Taylor Lord snapped them all. It's been a long week already and...
All posts with Vendor
"Miranda McGuire"
If Forever Photography Studio was planning on sweeping me off my feet with this breathtaking Austin affair, they most definitely succeeded. Boasting vibrant red and green hues, a charming Barr Mansion setting and lovely bridesmaid frocks in the sweetest of navy blues, I've been COMPLETELY blown away by this darling soiree one pretty, pretty moment at a time.


text:
Utah State report card: Keeton, offense smothered in opening game in Knoxville
Amy Smotherman Burgess, AP
In recent years, Utah State has come close to beating both USC and Auburn but wasn't quite able to secure the victory in either game. This year, the Aggies had yet another opportunity to upset a "big-name" school, the Tennessee Volunteers.
But the Aggies had an uphill battle on their hands from the second they walked into the sea of roaring Tennessee fans in Knoxville. Utah State is used to playing in Romney Stadium in Logan, which holds a little over 25,000 fans. Neyland Stadium holds around 102,000 fans, and the game was a sell-out.
Tennessee fed off the intensity of its fans and came out of the gate throwing haymakers. The Vols rocketed off to a 14-0 lead about seven minutes into the game, and it all went downhill from there. They rolled to a 31-0 lead, after which the Aggies answered with a 37-yard touchdown bomb from Chuckie Keeton to Hunter Sharp. But that was the only bright spot for the Aggies, and the final score ended with Tennessee winning 38-7.
Now, time to issue the report card.
It was by no means a positive game for the Aggies offensively as they struggled to move the ball all night. They converted a mere 3 of 14 third-down attempts, and no matter what they did, the Volunteers seemed to read them like an open book.
Chuckie Keeton completed 18 of 35 passes for only 144 yards, and was pressured the entire game. It seemed that seconds after he snapped the ball, the defense broke through the protection, forcing Keeton to make quick decisions on nearly every play. He threw two interceptions in the game, both of which were poorly placed throws, made under pressure.
Keeton did have a 37-yard touchdown pass to Hunter Sharp early in the fourth quarter, a throw that reassured Aggie fans that Keeton certainly still has the talent. But that was the only bright spot.
Five different Utah State players ran the ball for a combined 100 yards in the game, which wasn't enough to put the Aggies in a good position for third downs.
In total, the Aggies tallied only 244 yards of offense.
Grade: D
The Aggies weren't amazing defensively, but certainly weren't terrible. They were great defending the run game, holding the Volunteers to only 2.8 yards per carry, although Tennessee did nab a pair of rushing touchdowns. In the passing game, the Aggies gave up 273 yards to Justin Worley, including three touchdowns.
Overall, Utah State was fairly strong defensively but was hurt by turnovers by the offense and special teams, which gave Tennessee great field position. As the game went on, Utah State's offense continued to have very short drives, which caused the defense to be on the field most of the game. Like any football team, the more you are on the field, the more tired you get, and such was the case with Utah State. It gave up 383 yards of total offense and let Tennessee score 38 points, but a lot of that was caused by the lack of production by the offense.
Grade: C
Special teams:
Utah State's special teams play wasn't great either.
Early in the game, Tennessee scored a touchdown, and on the ensuing kickoff, kick returner Kennedy Williams coughed up the ball, allowing the Volunteers to recover the fumble. On the very next play, Tennessee scored a touchdown.
Utah State only attempted one field goal in the game, a 47-yarder which Jake Thompson missed slightly left.
Tennessee attempted only two kickoff returns, but the return coverage for Utah State was all over both of them. The Volunteers only gained 18 and 16 yards on the two returns respectively.
- Ready or Not: Rio Olympics open doors at...
- 20 years ago: Palacios defends marathon title
- IOC leaders stop short of complete ban on...
- Aussies won't move to Rio village yet; power,...
- Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza inducted into...
- 'Vive la France': Chris Froome makes...
- Busch turns weekend into clean sweep with...
- Larry Stone: Ken Griffey Jr.'s...
- BYU football: Certain games on the... 105
- Big 12 watch: BYU praised for 'excited'... 54
- Morning links: BYU's Emery called one... 39
- Big 12 watch: Is BYU the long-term... 39
- Morning links: Utah Jazz on the rise;... 36
- Doug Robinson: It's still Hill's time... 34
- Former BYU QB Max Hall confronts... 30
- Former BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall says... 23


text:
Pactiv Said to Be in Talks to Be Bought by Rank Group
Pactiv Corp., the maker of Hefty trash bags, is in advanced talks to be bought by New Zealand's Rank Group Ltd., according to two people with knowledge of the matter. The stock rose in after-hours trading.
A deal may be reached as soon as this week, said the people, who declined to be identified because the discussions are private. Apollo Global Management LLC and Koch Industries Inc. have also expressed interest in the company and may still be contenders if talks with Rank break down, the people said. The value of the transaction under discussion couldn't be determined.
An acquisition would be the biggest deal for Rank Group's owner and New Zealand's richest man, Graeme Hart, a former tow-truck driver who amassed a fortune investing in businesses from lumber to dairy and built a global packaging empire through takeovers. His holdings include the world's second-biggest drink-carton company and the maker of Reynolds Wrap foil.
"Volume plays a very important part in packaging," said Joe Leong, a Melbourne-based food and packaging analyst at BIS Shrapnel, a provider of industry reports and forecasts. "Plastic packaging is a very technology-driven, capital-driven industry. You need to have the production capacity."
Pactiv, based in Lake Forest, Illinois, closed at $30.92 a share in New York Stock Exchange composite trading yesterday, giving it a market value of $4.11 billion, or $5.61 billion including net debt. The stock rose 6.7 percent to $33 at 7:59 p.m. New York time.
SIG, Alcoa
Hart's purchases over the last decade include $2.5 billion for Swiss drink-carton maker SIG Holding AG and $2.7 billion for Alcoa Inc.'s packaging business.
Hart last year combined some of his acquisitions into a new corporate entity, Reynolds Group Holdings Ltd., with 2.8 billion euros ($3.6 billion) in sales in 2009. New Zealand's National Business Review calls him the country's richest man, with an estimated NZ$5.5 billion ($3.9 billion).
Pactiv, led by Chief Executive Officer Richard Wambold, makes items such as takeout-food containers, disposable cookware and garbage cans, pulling in $3.4 billion in sales last year.
Revenue fell 6.2 percent in 2009 as consumers spent less during the economic decline. While sales have since increased for two straight quarters, Wambold aims to increase support for sales of Pactiv's Hefty trash bags in the current period to make up for lost volume in the previous one, he said last month.
"While others in the industry were struggling, Pactiv had a healthy balance sheet and was able to innovate and redeploy their cash," said Christopher Manuel, an analyst with KeyBanc Capital Markets in Cleveland.
Sales Discussions
Manuel estimates the company should fetch $35 to $40 a share as a takeover candidate, valuing it at as much as $5.3 billion, based on the shares outstanding as of July 31.
Pactiv has been an independent company since it spun off from Tenneco Inc. in 1999. It's been in discussions with potential buyers for several months, said the people with knowledge of the talks.
Apollo, the private equity firm run by Leon Black, already owns the Evansville, Indiana-based Berry Plastics Corp. container company.
Apollo was informed in the past day it wasn't the lead bidder for Pactiv, said one of the people familiar with the talks. Apollo was concerned about the size of the equity payment it would have to make for the company, the person said.
Matthew Gonring, a Pactiv spokesman, declined to comment. Charles Zehren, an Apollo spokesman, didn't immediately return a call seeking comment. A phone message left with Rank Group wasn't immediately returned. Melissa Cohlmia, a communications official at Koch, didn't immediately return phone and e-mail messages seeking comment.


text:
'After The War' Story Contest Seeks To Imagine Post-War Futures
Writing a story about the aftermath of warfare in the future? The Atlantic Council might want to see it: they're running a contest called 'After The War'.
Writing a story about the aftermath of warfare in the future? The Atlantic Council might want to see it: they're running a contest called 'After The War'.
Some of the biggest companies in tabletop gaming are holding contests right now, including a monster design challenge, D&D trivia, and one for scifi mini settings. Here's how you can win fabulous prizes from Monte Cook Games, Wizards of the Coast, and Kobold Press.
Last week, we asked you to put your digital manipulation skills to the test by coming up with a new look for Star Wars' Stormtroopers. Here are the greatest—and strangest—ideas that you came up with.
The big Star Wars rumor swirling about the Internet this week is that some Stormtroopers will appear in Episode VII with a major makeover. Folks, we think you can do better. Use your image editing skills to dream up the Stormtroopers you'd like to see in the next movie.
Dreadnoughtus is a newly discovered genus of supermassive titanosaurian dinosaur. At 65 tons, it possesses the largest reliably calculable mass of any known land animal. This dinosaur was clearly a badass (a status attested by its very name); but that got us thinking: What would make it even MORE badass?
Every year, Alan Alda holds a science communication challenge, posing surprisingly tricky questions and asking for answers appropriate for elementary school audiences. This year's question was, "What is colour?" and Dianna Cowern produced the winning video.
Psychedelic artwork, or the surface of the moon? Why choose when you can have both at the same time? The Lunar Reconnoissance Orbiter team collected the most artistic, abstract data from the Moon, and I'm loving it. This is true Moon Art, loaded with science.
High school students from around the world enter NASA's annual design contest to dream of large-scale orbital space settlements. This year, each station also features a method to capture lucrative asteroids for in-space resource mining. The Grand Prize winners are totally awesome.
The Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History is adding a T. rex to their collections, and to celebrate it, they've had Ray Troll and The Ratfish Wranglers record a song that they're calling "National Rex." What they need is a dance that goes along with it - a T. Rex Two-Step, if you will.
Good news, everyone! On July 11, Dutton will be releasing my new book, The Universe in the Rearview Mirror: How Hidden Symmetries Shape Reality. But do you need to wait that long? Maybe not!
In Darth Vader and Son, cartoonist Jeffrey Brown asked the question, "What if Darth Vader raised Luke Skywalker?" Now he's giving Leia the same treatment with Vader's Little Princess. Want to get your hands the book for free? Write a caption for this Vader/Leia moment for a chance to win a copy.
Last week, we decided to host a contest in conjunction with the release of Dead Yourself, the horrifying The Walking Dead photo app that allows you to transform the faces of innocent bystanders into oozing, putrid, maggot-filled messes.
As you can probably tell from the image above, The Walking Dead Dead Yourself photo app is truly a thing of beauty. With little-to-no physical effort on your part, you can transform your face (or the grinning visage of a loved one) into a putrid, oozing, undead nightmare — doesn't that sound like fun?
It's 21/12 today, and to celebrate we're giving away five copies of the new ultra-mega deluxe re-issue of Rush's classic prog-scifi album 2112. OK, so maybe you didn't spend your teenage years reading tattered Robert Silverberg novels while listening moodily to Rush albums, but some of us did — and for good reason.…
A few weeks ago, we asked fans of The Walking Dead to don your finest zombie attire, hit the streets like a pack of flesh-hungry walkers, and then capture the gory details via Instagram.
As you're probably well aware, The Walking Dead is crawling out of its summer grave and back onto TV for a new skin-peeling, shotgun-blasting, mind-blowing season.
As you're probably well aware, The Walking Dead is crawling out of its summer grave and back onto TV for a new skin-peeling, shotgun-blasting, mind-blowing season.
If you're a fan of the intensely epic Wheel of Time series, we've got a special treat for you to celebrate the fourteenth and final book in the series, A Memory of Light. Later today, we're going to be giving away five backpacks emblazoned with a logo that will tell the world that Robert Jordan is your homie — and…
Today at roughly 2:30 PM Pacific Time, we will be giving away 11 copies of the newly-released 50th Anniversary Edition of Madeleine L'Engle young adult SF classic, A Wrinkle in Time, plus one iPad 2, on Twitter. If you loved this book as a kid, or know kids who would love it now, you'll definitely want a copy of this…
There's still one day left to come up with a totally awesome caption for our exclusive photo from Falling Skies season two. Just click that link and add your caption in the comments, and you'll have a shot at seeing the war against the alien invaders up close and personal! (Don't post your captions here — we probably…


text:
They have an extensive GF menu here. I've always gotten the chicken breast teriyaki and it is tasty. Portion size is good but they do charge more on the GF items. At least I can eat teriyaki again.
So great to have a large menu of safe and delicious Asian choices for someone with Celiac. my non-celiac hubby loved it too. We will be back!
so, so happy to find a place to have teriyaki again. friendly service. good food. chicken teriyaki was cut nicely, not fatty or overcooked. quality #1. I as a celiac would recommend this place
So knowledgable! Owner showed me the GF soy sauce he uses! "Has separate cooking area, separate ladle, separate tongs, separate wok" Uses the same fryer for deep fried. Huge GF menu!!! Over 23 entrees!! Our whole family did NOT get sick. Owner uses the highest quality of GF soy with no preservatives.
We are an entirely gluten free family of 4. Knowledgeable owner, delicious food, kid-friendly. We had Salmon Teriyaki, Chicken Breast Teriyaki, Mongolian Beef (3 out of 5 stars heat), and Orange Chicken made with REAL orange juice. Finally, a reason to eat Teriyaki again!
Yummy food!
Amazing food! I have been craving Breaded Orange Chicken since going GF three years ago. I tried theirs and it was the amazing. My boyfriend who isn't GF loves their menu.
super yum, owner knows what he's talking about unlike some other teriyaki places we've tried. so happy to fond real gf teriyaki!
great food.
They have a gluten free menu and can't even tell the difference. Amazing!! I will be back.
Yummy! We enjoyed the Mongolian beef and Chicken teriyaki! We will be back again=).
We love this place! They are very dedicated to providing their customers that have gluten and other food sensitivities quality and tasty allergen-free food. They make each dish to order so everything is fresh and hot, and the staff is always friendly. Give it a try...you won't be disappointed!
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Be the first to add a photo!


text:
We specialize in show quality Miniatures for show or pleasure. All of our minis are raised with love, and are handled since birth.
Home of Fallen Ash Farms Talent Scout, AMHA/AMHR Black pinto multi champion Halter and Driving stallion, and multi World and National Champion producing son of L&D Scout, and Rogers HSR Buckeroo Supreme, AMHA/AMHR cremello son of Boones Little Buckeroo, and full brother to Reserve World Champion Little Kings Buckeroo Cavalier.... (read more)
Queen Creek, AZ
Queen Creek, AZ
All Around, Barrel, Barrel Racing, Driving, Halter, Lesson, Ranch, Ranch Work, Roping, Show, Trail Riding, Working Cattle, Miniature Horse, Sales, Stud Service, World and National Champion, Stallion, Breeding, Champagne, Appaloosa, Dilute, Buckskin, Pinto
If so, you can update this page by editing your company information.


text:
Does the bowler get to bowl an extra ball in the over if he gets a hat trick? If I remember right, this used to be the practice/rule earlier, but probably not so now. Thanks in advance.
From Law 22:
So only six legal balls are allowed to bowl in an over and no exception is given there. And why should he given extra ball to bowl? I can't see any logic here.
Note: There is no any law for Hat-trick in Cricket laws.
Not at all !
A hattrick is just a fancy informal term to describe 3 wickets taken in 3 consecutive deliveries by a bowler.
And the bowler doesn't get any extra ball for a hattrick !
The bowler may be presented with the ball at the end of the innings, as a trophy for his achievement.
So yes, he would recieve an extra ball - in another sense.


text: On Sunday, Sonos decked out the dressing rooms backstage at the MTV European Video Awards. We didn't get to check out any of the artists' riders while we were there, but we're fairly certain none were quite as demanding as the infamous Van Halen M&Ms rider. Curious as to what exactly the band required? The infographic below illustrates the rider in all its glory.


text:
I know that there is several threads on this topic, but I cannot seem to find a solution that works for my site.
On image upload (using flash uploader) I get the "http error" and when I use the html uploader, I get an internal server error. With the image upload, if you refresh the browser, the image appears to have uploaded anyway, but thumbnails are not generated. If you select the image to edit, the image contains no data and the system asks to reupload.
This happens with the 2011, 2012 themes as well as installed themes. I've ruled out plugins as I've disabled everything and still the error persists.
I have tried increasing the PHP memory limit (128MB), various .htaccess alterations and I have contacted my host server (who will not deal with "third party" programs...ie.Wordpress).
I'm not sure what other options to try at the moment. Does anyone have any suggestions to what has worked for them?
I'm running WP 3.5.1
PHP Version: 5.3.20
MySQL Version: 5.1.68-cll
Web Server Info: Apache
PHP Memory Limit: 128M
PHP Post Max Size: 64M


text:
From Our Editors
Load up on toppings or opt for a simple slice of cheese at Wrapini's, Peabody's classic pizza venue. If you're in need of a booster seat, this pizzeria's got you covered. This is a great spot for the whole family. Enjoy the luxury of eating a delicious meal outside at Wrapini's.
Comfort is prioritized at Wrapini's, and guests are encouraged to come as they are. Love the food at this pizzeria but don't have the time to stay? You can pick up your food to eat when you're ready, or have them deliver straight to your home. A catering menu is also available if you're looking to dazzle the patrons at your next shindig.
Parking is always free and easy when you dine at Wrapini's.
If you don't want a night that will cost you an arm and a leg but you do want a delicious meal, come to Wrapini's. Whether you're hungry first thing in the morning or prefer to eat a little later, Wrapini's is conveniently open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. So if you're craving a delicious, hot slice of pizza, be sure to stop by Wrapini's.


text:
Apr. 8, 2015, 3:48 AM
- European energy shares are having a party in early trading following confirmation of Shell's blockbuster deal to buy BG Group for $70B.
- Tullow Oil (OTCPK:TUWLF) soars 11.5%, BP (NYSE:BP) is +4.2%, Repsol (OTCQX:REPYY) +2.2%, Total (NYSE:TOT) +1.3% and Eni (NYSE:E) +1.5%. The STOXX Europe 600 Oil & Gas index is +5.4%.
- "The deal is done on a net asset value basis, and the good price tag is set to trigger some re-rating across the whole sector," says a Paris-based trader.
- ETFs: XLE, ERX, VDE, OIH, XOP, ERY, FCG, DIG, GASL, DUG, IYE, XES, IEO, IXC, IEZ, PXE, IPW, PXI, FENY, PXJ, PSCE, RYE, FXN, GNAT, DDG, FILL
PXI Description
PowerShares DWA Energy Momentum Portfolio (Fund) is based on the DWA Energy Technical Leaders Index (Index). The Fund will normally invest at least 90% of its total assets in common stocks that comprise the Index. The Index is designed to identify companies that are showing relative strength (momentum), and is composed of at least 30 common stocks from a universe of approximately 3,000 common stocks traded on US exchanges. The Fund and the Index are rebalanced and reconstituted quarterly.
See more details on sponsor's website
See more details on sponsor's website
Sector: Basic Materials
Country: United States
ETF Hub
Find the right ETFs for your portfolio: Visit Seeking Alpha's ETF Hub
- In Your Portfolio: A Guide to Sector ETFs, Energy ETFs
- Asset Class Performance: Sectors ETFs
Other News & PR
See More »


text:
Hello boys and girls. I'll be brief because I want you to hurry up and get to reading. Inkitt has launched a few cool contests and there are two entries I'd love for you to vote for.
'I Don't Know Me' in the Sci Fi category http://www.inkitt.com/stories/16250
'NEVIL' in the Horror category. http://www.inkitt.com/stories/16771
Just sign in and click the heart to vote.


text:
A former manager for a defense contractor who admitted overbilling the U.S. Navy more than $20 million became the second person to plead guilty as the government continues probing alleged bribery involving the Singapore-based company and naval officers.
Alex Wisidagama, 40, entered his plea Tuesday in federal court in San Diego. He is a cousin of Leonard Glenn Francis, the chief executive officer of Glenn Defense Marine (Asia), who's charged with providing gifts and prostitutes to two U.S. naval commanders as part of the scheme.
Francis, a Malaysian citizen, and Wisidagama were arrested in September in San Diego. Francis, nicknamed "Fat Leonard," is accused of paying the two commanders to steer U.S. Navy vessels to ports that were most lucrative for his company. A Navy criminal investigator who Francis allegedly bribed for information about a probe of Glenn Defense Marine pleaded guilty in December.
"Wisidagama and others were creative, deceitful and audacious in their efforts to manipulate the Navy and steal millions of dollars from U.S. taxpayers," U.S. Attorney Laura Duffy said in a statement. "This plea is an important development in our ongoing case, and we will continue to pursue all avenues."
Glenn Defense Marine has worked with the U.S. Navy for 25 years, providing hundreds of millions of dollars in goods and services for American ships in at least a dozen countries in Asia, according to court filings. Among three regional contracts the company was awarded in 2011 was one worth as much as $125 million over five years to provide tugboats, fuel, trash removal and other services for the Navy in Southeast Asia.
Wisidagama, who faces as long as 10 years in prison, was accused of providing bogus invoices and phony competitive bids to inflate the costs for the services the company provided. He's scheduled to be sentenced June 13.
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service agent who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery said he leaked the names of cooperating witnesses and plans for future investigative steps to Francis in return for cash and prostitutes.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Huie said after Tuesday's hearing that more indictments are possible.
Wisidagama's lawyer, Knut Johnson, said his client agreed to plead guilty to put the matter behind him.
Huie and Johnson both declined to say whether Wisidagama is cooperating with the government.
The case is U.S. v. Wisidagama, 13-4043, U.S. District Court, Southern District of California (San Diego).
Comments are moderated by SDDT, in accordance with the SDDT Comment Policy, and may not appear on this commentary until they have been reviewed and deemed appropriate for posting. Also, due to the volume of comments we receive, not all comments will be posted.
SDDT Comment Policy: SDDT encourages you to add a comment to this discussion. You may not post any unlawful, threatening, defamatory, obscene, pornographic or other material that would violate the law. All comments should be relevant to the topic and remain respectful of other authors and commenters. You are solely responsible for your own comments, the consequences of posting those comments, and the consequences of any reliance by you on the comments of others. By submitting your comment, you hereby give SDDT the right, but not the obligation, to post, air, edit, exhibit, telecast, cablecast, webcast, re-use, publish, reproduce, use, license, print, distribute or otherwise use your comment(s) and accompanying personal identifying and other information you provide via all forms of media now known or hereafter devised, worldwide, in perpetuity. SDDT Privacy Statement.
All contents herein copyright San Diego Source ® 1994-2016


text:
Table Top Racing has reached one million downloads on the App Store
Playrise Digital, headed up by ex-WipEout developer Nick Burcombe, has announced its iOS game Table Top Racing has reached one million downloads on the App Store. The large figure was hit yesterday, July 18, and Burcombe said the team is "thrilled" with what its achieved in the first six months of operation. The firm's next title, Baby Nom Nom is up next, and there are plans to bring Table Top Racing to more platforms this autumn. The game free-to-play game with in-app purchases is available for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.
Sometimes we include links to online retail stores. If you click on one and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. For more information, go here.


text:
Program Name: Anonymous Forum Buddy
Published By: Privacy-pro.com
License Type: Shareware
Date Released: July 04, 2007
Anonymous Forum Buddy Desciption:
Anonymous Forum Buddy masks the IP address by routing your traffic through foreign anonymous proxies. This way you can surf, read mail, news, participate in newsgroups without revealing your real IP address.
License: Shareware | Price: $19.95 | Size: 435 KB | Downloads (1004)
Platform: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
Term: Privacy - Software - Anonymous Forum Buddy - Toolbar - Online Privacy - Anonymous Surfing - Hide Ip - Online Protection - Protection - Anonymous Web Surfing - Surfing Hide Ip
Anonymous Forum Buddy Copyright notice:
Pirated Software Hurts Software Developers. Using Anonymous Forum Buddy 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 Anonymous Forum Buddy from depositfiles.com, rapidshare.com, any file sharing sites.
Review Anonymous Forum Buddy
|Related Software
|New Reviews
|New Downloads
|Top Downloads
|Top Search
New Downloads
Top Downloads
Top Search


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
Can FaceTime Improve Your Health?
While Apple continues to douse us with heartwarming videos of the many uses of FaceTime, two surgeons have found a very important professional use for it. Could Apple's iPhone actually mean better medical care?
Scott Grizzle
| July 12


text:
DECATUR, Ala. (AP) - Morgan County officials say a bomb squad
detonated a small object found in a rural area.
Morgan County investigator Robert Newman said the Huntsville
police bomb squad used a robot with an explosive device to destroy
the object, which was spotted on Sunday in a roadside ditch in the
Danville area by a horseback rider.
Newman says the bomb squad used high-powered cartridges attached
to a tube to destroy the object.
He says an examination later found no explosives.
Newman says there are few homes in the area where the object was


text:
Well I just stumbled upon this group and had to have a looksie!! I am currently pregnant with my third little bundle of boy joy! I have an 8 year old and a 15 month old. I'm a SAHM, been married less than a year (we got married right after our 15 month olds first birthday). Very excited about having my third LO and can't wait to hear how loud my house is going to get having three boys in it!! How many other moms of 2 or more boys??
Excited to find this group!
DS#1 (from first marriage) 1/30/01,DS#2 6/26/08, DS#3 2/11/2010!! Bug arrived 7/11/12! GOLD EPing boobies and beyond!
Comments (7)
I only have 1 little boy...if we have any more I would like them to be boys! Not sure how I would do with girls! LOL. Welcome and congrats!!!
~Wife to Vince 7.28.07~
~Mommy to Salvador 7.26.08~
Welcome! I only have one boy who is 2 and my hands are totally full with him. He's all boy and I am the girliest of girls so it was definitely an adjustment for me.
Again, welcome to the group and I know you can find the support you will need in this room
Alyssa Maliska ~ WAHMommy to Kylan�3 yrs.
As odd as it sounds, I would have loved a girl but can't imagine life any different now. I'm a huge girly girl, but I have a side that loves to roll in the dirt and be the baseball mom. Should be a roller coaster being the mom of three boys!
DS#1 (from first marriage) 1/30/01,DS#2 6/26/08, DS#3 2/11/2010!! Bug arrived 7/11/12! GOLD EPing boobies and beyond!
I just stumbled apon this post. I have four boys.. and there is never a dull moment in my house. I have an 8 1/2 yo, 5 1/2 yo, one who will be 3 in February, adn the latest addition is going to be six months next week. I wouldnt change a thing!
Hello Im new here too, Im glad I found this group and am really exited to be a part of it, I have a 4yo boy, who is really sweet!
hello. i recenty stubbled upon this group also. i have 3 boys, ages 15, 13 and 1. boys are a lot of fun. i enjoy being a baseball/football mom. the third time around i was hoping for a girl... but it didn't work out that way, which is fine because i can't imagine it any other way.
~Maria ~


text:
Japan Stainless Steel Mills Must Consolidate, Nisshin CEO Says
Japan's stainless steel mills must combine or ally to regain ground lost to rivals in China and South Korea, Nisshin Steel Co.'s chief executive officer said.
"The current size of the operations is too small," Hideo Suzuki said in an interview at Nisshin Steel's Tokyo headquarters. "The industry will need to consolidate."
Bigger Japanese steelmakers would be in a stronger position to negotiate raw material prices with suppliers and accelerate investments, Suzuki, 65, said. Companies attempting to unite would either have to overcome regulatory hurdles including strict anti-monopoly rules or shutter plants and seek manufacturing bases overseas, said Yasuhiro Matsumoto, an analyst at Shinsei Securities Co. in Tokyo.
"Mergers and stronger ties will be necessary to boost international competitiveness and maintain their home market," Matsumoto said. "Regulatory setbacks may hollow out Japan's steel manufacturing."
Nisshin Steel, also the smallest of Japan's five blast furnace steelmakers, gained 3.2 percent to 160 yen at the 11 a.m. trading break on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The stock has fallen 3 percent this year.
Nippon Alliance
Nisshin Steel, Japan's third-largest producer of the rust-proof alloy, is seeking to extend an alliance with Nippon Steel Corp., Suzuki said yesterday, without elaborating. Japan's Fair Trade Commission had rejected a plan by Nippon Steel, the nation's biggest producer, to double its stake in Nisshin Steel and sell a 20 percent stake in a stainless steel unit to Nisshin, the Asahi newspaper reported Feb. 25.
An annual production capacity of at least 2 million metric tons will be needed to compete against international rivals that produce more than 3 million tons, Suzuki said. That's more than triple Nisshin Steel's production in the last financial year and almost double the level of Nippon Steel & Sumikin Stainless Steel Corp., Japan's largest producer of the alloy.
China's Taiyuan Iron & Steel Group Co. is the world's largest maker of stainless steel by 2009 output, followed by South Korea's Posco, Taiwan's Yieh United Steel Corp. and Germany's ThyssenKrupp AG, according to the website of Chinese researcher Mysteel.com.
Nisshin Steel, 10 percent owned by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel, produced 540,000 tons of crude steel to make stainless steel products in the year ending March 31. Unit Nippon Steel & Sumikin shipped 758,000 tons of stainless steel in the year.
China's stainless-steel production may rise 13 percent to 11 million tons this year, according to Beijing Antaike Information Development Co., a state-owned metals and mining research company, based in the capital city.


text:
3 Reviews
WOW, these muffins are great, great, great! So moist, fluffy and yummy! Mmmm, we could not get enough of them! I made them for my dad's bday and they were gone so fast! At first I thought that maybe 2 ts of extract was too much, because they smelt so very coconutty, but in the end it was perfect!
I made a couple of changes due to what I had on hand: I used half whole spelt flour for the ap, a home-made coconut milk and only 1 ts shortening. Furthermore I reduced the sugar to 1/4 c as I felt that would be enough for our taste. The muffins came out great and I will certainly make them often again. THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this keeper, hon!
Made and reviewed during Veggie Swap #48 August 2012.
I seem to be working my way through all the recipes in VCTOTW. This is another great one! I didn't have shortening so I subbed 1/3 cup oil, which is a common amount in their other recipes. The cupcakes are really tasty, a little on the crumbly side though which I'm assuming is due to my sub. Topped with chocolate frosting, they're quite delicious. Thanks WICC!
Delicious! Made as directed! Thanks, Wish I Could Cook! Made for Vegetarian Recipe Swap.


text:
Jun 2, 2015 2:15 pm |Summary:
We loved one of the ASUS GeForce GTX 980 Matrix Platinum video cards, so we decided to see how two in SLI would go. Read the article.
May 31, 2015 10:00 pm |Summary:
The video card that people have been waiting for is here, introducing the GM200-based NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti with 6GB of GDDR5 memory. Read the review.
May 27, 2015 3:56 am |Summary:
I'm wanting to game at max details at 1080p, with an upgrade to 1440p in 2 years, which GPU should I buy? Read the Ask the Experts article.
May 22, 2015 5:10 pm |Summary:
ASUS goes for #1 position with its NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Matrix Platinum, a total beast of a video card with no compromises. Read the review.
May 19, 2015 12:00 pm |Summary:
AMD is set to use High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) in its upcoming Radeon R9 390X video card. Here's the rundown on this super-fast VRAM. Read the article.
May 15, 2015 2:05 pm |Summary:
ZOTAC adds another GeForce GTX 970 video card to its roster, with the 2-slot GTX 970 AMP! Extreme Core Edition. Read the review.
May 8, 2015 11:41 pm |Summary:
Our ATE reader wants to upgrade his VGA setup, should he go CrossFire on his Radeon HD 7850? Or an entire new VGA card? Read the Ask the Experts article.
Apr 28, 2015 8:10 pm |Summary:
Anthony runs us through MSI's GeForce GTX 980 Gaming 4G LE in this review. Should it be your next video card? Read on. Grand Theft Auto V numbers included. Read the review.
Apr 23, 2015 4:19 am |Summary:
What will an overclocked MSI GeForce GTX 980 provide that the reference GTX 980 can't? Let's see. Read the Tweakipedia article.
Apr 15, 2015 2:10 pm |Summary:
VisionTek has a mid-range Radeon R9 270X 2GB video card on its hands, priced at under $200. Here's Anthony's full review of it. Read the review.
Apr 5, 2015 1:44 am |Summary:
Let's see how the AMD Radeon R9 295X2 fares against the likes of NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan X SLI and GTX 980s in SLI at 6480x3840. Read the Tweakipedia article.
Apr 3, 2015 1:10 am |Summary:
Is the Cooler Master Silent Pro 850W PSU enough to power the MSI Radeon R9 290X Lightning VGA card? Read the Ask the Experts article.
Apr 2, 2015 12:21 am |Summary:
We take on our Maxwell-powered GeForce GTX TItan X and GTX 980s in SLI, versus our SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 290X 8GB Tri-X in Crossfire. Read the Tweakipedia article.
Mar 31, 2015 4:00 am |Summary:
AMD outlines the future of gaming: FreeSync, DirectX 12, LiquidVR, VR gaming, Asynchronous Shaders and more. Good times! Read the article.
Mar 30, 2015 1:58 am |Summary:
One GeForce GTX Titan X performed well in 4K Surround, but how does another one in SLI help? GM200 to the rescue! Read the Tweakipedia article.
Mar 28, 2015 7:05 am |Summary:
NVIDIA blew us away with the GeForce GTX Titan X, but they are about to do it again with SLI goodness. Two GM200 GPUs in a single system is simply superb. Read the article.
Mar 28, 2015 2:14 am |Summary:
I'm thinking about going Crossfire with a Radeon R9 290 or R9 290X, is it worth it for a single monitor? What PSU would I need? Read the Ask the Experts article.
Mar 20, 2015 2:08 pm |Summary:
SAPPHIRE introduces a second Radeon R9 290X video card with 8GB of VRAM to its growing arsenal, this time with its Tri-X cooler. Read the review.
Mar 18, 2015 12:13 am |Summary:
How does the new Maxwell-powered GeForce GTX Titan X with 12GB of RAM fare on our NVIDIA 4K Surround rig? Read the Tweakipedia article.
Mar 17, 2015 7:00 pm |Summary:
NVIDIA stuns with the GTX Titan X, with a huge 12GB of VRAM and 8b transistors, resulting in mind-blowing performance. Maxwell does it again, all on 28nm. Read the review.
Mar 15, 2015 10:59 pm |Summary:
We throw a bunch of GeForce GTX 900 series cards at 4K Surround, with a huge 6480x3840 resolution. Read the Tweakipedia article.


text:
Is there is a way MySQL to get the column names given the value of the column?
For example I have
STATES table and
CITY table which have
'NAME' as column name.
Say I have
'New York' in both
STATES table and
CITY table. I want a query which will return the column names of
SATES and
CITY give
'New York'.
My Expected Output could be like
value column Table
----- ------ -----
New York NAME STATES
New York NAME CITY
Above is just an example. In most of the cases i only know the column values and i dont know the Column names or the corresponding table Names. Generally I need not know on the diffrent random schema's. I am building a question answersing system that will work with multiple databases.


text:
Super Mario World - Underwater
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Sep 16, 2008 | 9:24 AM EDT
- File Info
- Song
- 1 min 47 sec
- Score
- 4.36 / 5.00
Related Content
Heard in 2 Entries!
View all submissions featuring this audio file.
You might also enjoy:
Licensing Terms
You may not use this work for commercial purposes without making specific arrangements with the artist UNLESS your work is a web-based game or animation, in which case you may use this freely.
- Score:
- Rated 4.36 / 5 stars
- Plays & Downloads:
- 18,669 Plays | 1,363 Downloads
- Share Links:
- Genres:
- Electronic - Video Game
- None
Author Comments
Rated 5 / 5 stars
very nice i like the way you have done this music seems very relaxing.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Just as Clarification
This is how the underwater theme pretty much went in SMW. It was a remake of the regular SMW theme.
Very delightful song. I love your instruments, too.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Awesome song
I like the way all the beautiful music came together. My one problem is that this isn't the underwater theme. This is just the theme for the whole game, I would be thinking of changing that. Great song though.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I loved the instruments!
Maybe it's just me but this has got to be the best quality mario song so far!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I love the orchestra.


text:
According to Bloomberg.com, Comcast will drop its bid to merge with Time Warner Cable amid growing opposition to the $45 billion deal in Washington.
Writes Alex Sherman:
Comcast is planning to make a final decision on its plans Thursday, and an announcement on the deal's fate may come as soon as Friday, said one of the people, who asked not to be named discussing private information.
Time Warner is currently the sole carrier of the Dodgers' television network, SportsNet LA, in Southern California. Many have debated the ripple effect of a merger — as it pertains to baseball and other facets of society — in recent months. Had the merger been approved, all Charter cable customers in Southern California would have had access to SportsNet LA, which is currently available to only an estimated 30 percent of the local market.
The merger was seen as central to the Dodgers' strategy of improving SportsNet LA's distribution. There certainly had to be a Plan B. Soon enough, we might even find out what that plan is


text:
Thanks to all of you that spent your day with us in NY and NJ at our Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Events. I hope you found the sessions valuable.
Here are links to the virtual environment that we used in the demos. These VMs contain Beta 2 versions of VS 2010 Ultimate [which contains the testing tools] and TFS 2010. Everything is fully configured and ready to use. These images will expire on April 9th, 2010.
Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 (Hyper-V)
Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 (Windows [7] Virtual PC)
Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 (Virtual PC 2007 SP1)
Here are the decks and supplemental links for each of session topics:
Feel free to contact our keynote speaker, Tim Huckaby, for more information about the great technology and scenarios he previewed.
Currently VS 2010 is in Beta 2. Within the next few weeks, a Release Candidate will be available. And on April 12th, VS 2010, TFS 2010 and .NET 4 will be released.
So now is a good time to think about moving to VS 2010. There's a lot of new capabilities that will help you deliver better software, so why wait? Try the betas now and start planning your move. The future is here…now. :-)
[Update 4:20pm]: My colleague, Ken, posted links to similar events our team is holding in the east region:
If you're in the Western US, see Steve Lange's blog post for related events.


text:
Now, let the short killing field start again.
DUMB CLOWNS;DUMP AND RUNLOLRe: WARNING: HASTINGS GANG DUMPS WITH FINAL CHAPTER PLAN EXECUTION BY HASTINGS 1 minute ago HASTINGS OUT OF CASH AT NET FLIX:LOLDEBT AND NOW REVOLVING LINE OF CREDIT BEING USED;DO NOT FEAR THE CRIMINAL CROOK NOWDEC2010..PUTS LOAD IT UPRETAIL:MARK THIS DAY........the hasting criminal Gang is head faking:DO not be scared todaytoday is the day to laugh at manipulation criminal GANGRetail today one should not fear the criminals and load DEC PUTS DEPLOY all u got today in DEC puts---------------------------------------------((((TODAY IS THE DAY))))))AUG 11, 2010---------------------------------------pink sheets in 2-3 yrsSEP2010/MARCH2011 ..PUT LOAD THAT IS ALLTRIPPLE TOP SCAM AND CRASH FUTURE.........HASTINGS PUT A NAIL IN THE COFFIN OF HIS NFLX SCAM WITH EPIX SCAM DEALNOW STARZ+DISNEY ATTACK COMING TO BUST THIS CROOK SCAMescape suckers if u canretail these criminal manipulation gang played their class play bookdream on now..........that is what they always want retail suckers to dream big at the top of the cliff and than bang themSucker retail always get banged including retail pensionsloland yes it changed everything todayFuture headlines:Disney renegotiating Starz deal, might pull movies from Netflix streamingStarZ to demand $200m per year streaming for 2011 and ebyondhot on the heels of Warner forcing Netflix to accept delayed DVD rentals in exchange for better streaming terms, Disney and Starz are reportedly renegotiating their deal, and blocking Netflix is one of the terms. Most new releases on Netflix right now are part of the StarzPlay package, and the studios don't get a cut, since they've already sold those rights to Starz. As we all know, the studios aren't big fans of not getting a cut, so what Disney is trying to do is block Netflix from dealing with Starz and force it to license streaming rights directly -- not the end of the world and certainly not impossible, but a move that has the potential to disrupt service and raise prices. As of right now, things are status quo and no one's talking on the record, but we've got the feeling there's a shakeout coming -- stay tuned.-------------THE BOMB THAT WILL BLOW UP SUCKERS NEXTAs the Epix deal reminds us, the company doesn't generate its own content. Its streaming technology isn't proprietary (Hulu and YouTube have it).At the end of the day, subscribers are Netflix's greatest assetNOW IF STAR Z DEAMAND $180M FOR STREAMING DEAL, WHAT HAPPESN TO:MARGINS?CASH FLOW?Hastings already wiped out all cash and used DEBT for this Bubble scam for quick loot with massive zero cost stock options enrich scheme. $200m Debt and current earnings not enough for EPIX and what about StarZ by End of 2010?THE BOMB:But Netflix should tread carefully in tinkering with its more than 15 million subscribers. As the Epix deal reminds us, the company doesn't generate its own content. Its streaming technology isn't proprietary (Hulu and YouTube have it).
NFLX has rallied in the past 3 days. You would think these bashers are getting their margin calls. Lol


text:
Soar No More Craw Crusher Crow Decoys Now Available!!
Lots of white that day
Best activity for kids
This says it perfectly
Fun times with Mojo Outdoors
Cow decoys for pigeon blinds
Thats a lot of shooting
256 in two hours
Let'em hang
Morning and Collard doves
Over 100 retrieves
Over 400 pigeons
Pigeon hunt
Eddie and cody
67 shoot
Team Fly Rite Oufitter
137 Shoot
Matthew Lupton
Team High Impact
Pigeons and Collard doves
466 pigeons in 8 hours
pigeon hunting 369
look at all the dead ones... Then look at there decoy spread!
Why do people go to Argentina Again...
Now thats crazy
pigeon hunting 267
Kevin and his crew show off their pile after a day at work
pigeon hunting 234
Andy shows everyone again that the SNM silhouettes get the job done
Brock Grice
Brock Grice and his dog on a successful pigeon hunt
Kings hunt
Great shoot with the Kings Camo Team
pigeon hunting 15
No mans land after 3 hours
Pigeon hunting13
Using live decoys is amazing
wood pigeons
Warren Powers stacks up 43 wood pigeons
pigeon hunting 9
Successful Grain Yard shoot
Pigeon Hunting 11
Now thats a heavy load
pigeon hunting 12
Great way to train a young retriever
pigeon hunting 21
Bernie Reschke II getting his decoys up
Pigeon Hunt Auction Winners
Long time pigeon hunters: 176 birds down for hunt auction winner Tim Ault and his son Dan. These men don't miss!
Youth hunt 2
Another great Youth Hunt
Pigeon hunting 6
After an all day hunt, we managed to kill 202
pigeon hunting 7
A quick 92 for an evening shoot isn't bad
pigeon hunting 8
Quick, fun, and easy barn shoot with decoys
Mojo Outdoors
Shot 171 in two days with the Mojo Outdoor crew. Will air on July 25th, 2011 (for a week) on the Pursuit Channel
Grain Shoot
Over 100 dead in 45 Min
Pigeon hunting
102 dead in 2 hours
scouting is key
Loads of pigys hitting a grain yard
classic diary hunt
109 dead
Pigeon hunting 2
151 dead after a 3 hour field shoot
Shot 240 pigeons in two days with OutdoorLife
Pigeon decoys
Great looking spread
Youth Hunt 1
Awesome for young ones
Soar No More full body Decoys
Newest and greatest thing!
SNM Poster
Pigeon Hunting fools!
Pigeon Hunting 3
Some of the best pigeon hunts are in fresh cut fields.


text: M&T Bank Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Last up is M&T Bank ( MTB), a $13 billion regional banking name that's rallied 20% alongside the rest of the financial sector in the last year. M&T is an attractive name because of how it entered the financial crisis of 2008 -- and how it exited the crisis. The firm came into 2008 with a huge retail and commercial banking business, a healthy loan book and a high level of profitability. It exited the crisis with a bigger banking business, a healthier loan book and even more profitability. By remembering that it was, in fact, a bank M&T avoided some of the riskier bets that left peers in shambles over that same period. Even though the low-interest-rate environment that's being promulgated by the Fed is creating challenges for MTB, the bank has been making up for it by increasing volume in recent quarters, particularly in its commercial loan book. With a foothold on a lucrative (albeit competitive) market in the mid-Atlantic, the firm should be able to grow in pace with the broad economy in 2013. In the meantime, it's paying out a 2.7% dividend yield, an impressive payout for a banking stock. While a short interest ratio of 12.7 indicates that short sellers are betting against this stock en masse, the fact that it would take almost three weeks of buying pressure for shorts to exit their bets makes for a solid short squeeze opportunity here. This bank's lack of missteps isn't a reason to bet that it's due for one and short shares -- it's a reason to be a buyer. To see this week's short squeezes in action, check out the of Foreign Short Squeezes portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore. RELATED LINKS: >>2 Mining Stocks You Might Want to Unload >>5 Bug Stocks to Trade (or Not) >>5 Stocks Set to Soar on Bullish Earnings Follow Stockpickr on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook. Prev 5 of 6 Next


text:
This site uses cookies. By using this site, you agree to accept cookies, unless you've opted out. (US government web page with instructions to opt out: http://www.usa.gov/optout-instructions.shtml)
Who posted in: New Season a bit delayed ?
|Member name
|Tammy Spadina
Help support Ballet Alert! and Ballet Talk for Dancers year round by using this search box for your amazon.com purchases. (If it doesn't appear below, your computer's or browser's adblockers may have blocked display):


text:
Separate names with a comma.
hopefully everything works soon
True at one point when I was waiting for ud to fix sum bugs I tried miui and it worked perfect on their and on ud it doesn't, I wonder if it gonna...
Wiped 3 times fixed permission and it force closes b4 it can even load all the way =(, it get a little pass the half and then goes back and then...
so ive tried everything even installing and wiping b4 i installed this ud 2.5 rom and still force closes on me doesnt seem to work, i tried...
go on youtube and search for ninjamorph 4g icon
gonna hold off until this is a full release not in alpha or beta but great work!
already got it thanks to ninjamorph ;)
Could any themers make an 4g icon to replace the 3g in ud 2.5 much appreciated
would anyone happen to know of a metamorph or flashable 4g icon theme that i can use on ud 2.5????
could u plzz give me step by step instructions on installing the camera.zip?
=( i cant stand this im freaking out,
any news if thier working on a patch or update??? =(
how do we install this?
Okay thanks for the answers I'm gonna go right ahead and test out chevys 1.25 lv for a day and same with slayher
would any one knoe if its possible to re install the stock kernal????
okay thanks would u happen to know where i could download a 1.25ghz kernel from slayer??
thank you =) does it make a difference if i use a slayer kernel or chevy?? and which one would u recommend??
can i install setcpu and add a chevyno1 kernel???
great becuase i have so many questions... really love the rom!!!!
dude i have so many questions like if i can add the chevy 1.25ghz kernel or leave it like that omg i freaken love this rom!!!!


text:
June 30, 2016
BYOBond Community Contest
Inspired by Peter Kageyama's "$500 Project" ideas that he shared at our March luncheon and the success of the BYOBroadway design competition, we want to invite the community to submit ideas for how we can make our downtown a more lovable neighborhood by investing in one or more small scale aspirational projects.
If you would like to particpate email Britain Garza at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please put BYOBond in the subject line.
More details to be announced.
September 6, 2016
Evening presentation by Graham Henderson followed by a panel discussion featuring local music industry leaders/artists speaking on the proposed 'Live Music Division' and the opportunity to cultivate San Antonio as a true live music destination.
Local Craft Beer, Food, & Music!
Tickets on sale soon!
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Juarez Plaza, inside La Villita Historic Arts Village
This event is part of Centro's Summer Urban Series, a series of fundraising events benefiting FREE community events and programming at Travis Park.
110 Broadway, Suite 230
San Antonio, TX 78205
- Home
- Live
- Live Overview
- Housing
- Grocery & C-Stores
- Food
- Entertainment
- Community
- Parking and Transportation
- Bikes
- Work
- Shop
- Play
- Eat
- Look
- Stay
- Park
- Centro San Antonio
- Centro Alliance
- Centro PID
- Membership
- Property Search
- Contact


text:
(San Francisco, CA, June 23, 2016)-Today the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 4-4 on United States v. Texas, putting a temporary hold on President Obama's...
We are glad that you are visiting our website. In order to have the full experience, please log in the system. This will allow you to create your profile, create events and post in the Resource directory.
Your registration will complete in a few seconds - just use the form on the right and follow the instructions in the mail that we will send you. Enjoy!


text:
Science Matters archives
Science shows that climate change is a certain threatMarch 6, 2009
Why does the public often pay more attention to climate change deniers than climate scientists? Why do denial arguments that have been thoroughly debunked still show up regularly in the... More »
Are we digging ourselves into a hole with carbon capture?February 27, 2009
The Alberta and federal governments are pumping billions of dollars into carbon capture and storage as part of their climate change plans. U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime Minster Stephen... More »
A grumpy old man ponders the pastFebruary 20, 2009
As I approach my 73rd birthday, I've been thinking about my children and grandchildren and what lies ahead for them. We trumpet the enormous scientific advances and technological innovations of... More »
Ontario gets in on the clean, green energy actFebruary 13, 2009
The word sustainability gets bandied about a lot, but what does it mean? It means living within the productive capacity of the biosphere. We survive because our most fundamental needs... More »
It's time to take a deep look at the world's oceansFebruary 6, 2009
We humans are air-breathing landlubbers, and that shapes the way we see and treat the world. We don't think much about what's underwater or underground. So we've been dumping garbage... More »
President Obama puts science in its rightful placeJanuary 30, 2009
Science has taken a beating over the past few years — especially in the U.S. and Canada. We've put up with incessant braying from climate change deniers who, in the... More »
Hunting in parks is at odds with conservationJanuary 23, 2009
In nature, predators usually go after the weakest of the prey — the oldest or youngest, the injured or ill. It makes sense; these animals are easier to catch, even... More »
Accounting for nature's goods and servicesJanuary 16, 2009
Blueberries have become B.C.'s biggest fruit crop, bringing in close to $100 million in annual sales. That's a lot of money for farmers, pickers, packagers, distributors, and grocery stores. But... More »
Changing course requires all hands on deckJanuary 9, 2009
Well, 2008 was a wild ride, wasn't it? Talk about ending the year with a bang! A global economic crisis, numerous elections here and in the U.S., turmoil in our... More »
Basking in shame: Canada must atone for its treatment of gentle giantsDecember 19, 2008
The basking shark is huge—often bigger than a bus. As fish go, it's second in size only to the whale shark. It has been roaming the world's oceans for at... More »


text:
on November 25, 2012 - 12:01 AM
Notes on the Nation
By Jorge Guitart
"It helps having a sixth sense"
said the psychic.
Then she asked me who I was.
I said, "Forget it"
And she said "I don't get it,"
which convinced me that her faith
remained strong.
Then the shining on the hill
seemed to be stopping,
with the republic looking
more and more like the banana type.
Mistakes had been made, the leaders offered.
And I felt like offering
that mistakes had made themselves
as they say in the prettier languages
like Italian and French � this to make
further fun of the scoundrels.
But they were not in their last refuge
but rather in a fortress, inexpugnable,
an installation with all the amenities.
JORGE GUITART will join poet Gunilla Kester in the Readings at the RIC Series at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Research and Information Commons of Daemen College, 4380 Main St., Amherst. He is a longtime professor of Spanish Linguistics in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University at Buffalo.


text:
I'm working on a new install of 2.0.6. When I add the 'more' quicktag into a post, the 'Read more' link appears correctly beneath the first part of each post (on the homepage), but when viewing the full post, there's a link (with the post id but no anchor text) appearing within the text where the quicktag was introduced.
I presume this is not supposed to happen. Is it my setup or does version 2.0.6 do this for some reason?


text:
ActiveActivities is aiming to have the most complete directory of games, sports, events, parties and activities for children, babies and toddlers in Australia. If you have any kids activities, events for kids or school holiday activities then please add your details to the site.
Adelaide Hip Hop Classes
Hip Hop Dancing Classes & Lessons - Adelaide City Centre (South Australia)
Featured listing - FreeSave
Update this listing
Business Address: Level 1, 27 Angas Street Adelaide City Centre SA 5000
Services / Categories
Adelaide Hip Hop Classes offers the following categories:
0 review(s) for Adelaide Hip Hop Classes Write a review
This business has no reviews yet. Be the first to write a review.
Closest featured listings:


text:
By JASON GOODWIN
Published: April 14, 1996
AT the last gasp of the Pyrenean foothills in France, overlooking the plains of Toulouse, the village of Fanjeau is as peaceful as its history is sinister. In 1217 a monk, Dominic Guzman, founded his Order of Dominican Friars here, poor men who lived on charity and preached the faith among ordinary people. Fanjeau still has a flavor of solemnity and self-denial: narrow streets around the church, a girdling wall, magnificent views. Its sole cafe sits not in the square, as you would expect, but instead rather shyly at its foot.
It was here St. Dominic said: "I have preached, entreated, wept -- the rod must now do the work of benediction. Towers will be torn down, and ye shall be reduced to bondage. Might shall prevail where meekness has failed." St. Dominic's mission was to combat the powerful Cathar heresy that had gripped the Languedoc, the old half-independent lands of southern France. A military crusade would hunt the heretics into the mountains and destroy them, leaving the region riddled with weird legends and mysteries, as it is with caves and teetering castles.
Tourism draws out the sting of history, and nowadays the Crusade and the heresy are blandly recalled by road signs welcoming you to Cathar country, as if Cathar were the name of a sweet old novelist rather than of a faith that threatened the fabric of medieval Christendom. But it's a forgivable tag to lure you into this remote and sunny corner of France, where foreign license plates remain rare, and the villagers speak French with a Spanish twang, stubbornly sounding out all the consonants you were taught to slither across in school.
Following the Ariege River south from Toulouse, along a valley that ultimately leads to the tax-free mountain principality of Andorra, and to Spain, you enter the foothills of the Pyrenees. It is private, careful territory. The roads that climb in the hills are ripe for ambush. The sun veils hillsides in the afternoon shade. The hill-village houses, with their cavernous barns, shuttered windows and thick masonry to keep out the heat, seem like fortresses camouflaged as dwellings. In summer, rivulets dry up; the slopes crackle with gorse and broom and stubby trees; the grass shrinks and browns. Only the Ariege still torrents, scaly with Pyrenean snowmelt, through its shadowed gorge.
The Cathars believed in light and shade, in the rival energies of Good and Evil. Their belief must be reconstructed from the few Cathar documents that have survived, and from the mass of accusations flung at them by a jealous and frightened church. Unable to believe that a loving God would ever have created life, with its intrinsic cruelties and disappointments, they said that if God made souls, the devil imprisoned them. All around they saw the devil's handiwork: houses, the weather, the body, crops -- everything that rooted man's spirit, that made him lust and covet and compromise. They believed in the equality of the sexes. Birth was a misfortune; death was a deliverance; but the whole faith seems to have expressed itself in a respect for life, which recognized the struggle men and women made to lead a good life after the example of Jesus.
The Cathars had no priesthood. Scholars suggest that the Cathars belonged to an alternative Christian tradition laid down by the early church, before the Gospels were written, before the New and Old Testaments were bound into one book -- somewhere between the exclusive wrath of the Old Testament, and the supernatural redemption message of the New. The Cathar Perfecti, the true Christians, preached and delivered the consolamentum to the dying. The Cathar had no church, no cross, no sacrament: The building, the lumps of wood and the bread and wine were all polluted things of substance. But they had things of the early church: the kiss of peace, and an indifference to worldly glories.
The Perfecti emerged from the people, on the strength of their goodness; they were not made, like parish priests who were often as ignorant as their flocks, or promoted like bishops who appeared richer than they ought to be. Even the enemies of the Cathars agreed that they behaved like good Christians, which is no doubt why the church resorted to such dramatic measures to exterminate them. The Crusade was preached by the Pope, like the Crusades that hurled themselves at the Holy Land, and the call was enthusiastically received by the French barons of the north, eager for new land and an excuse to take it.
In 1208 the Count of Toulouse was excommunicated. It was the first time that a Crusade had been directed inward, upon Christendom itself, and an army of fervent carpetbaggers moved against the divided barons of the south. Their success was ultimately to bring the Languedoc -- quite independent of France, with its own language, and a civilization based on the poetry of the troubadours, and ideas of chivalry and courtly love -- into the French kingdom.
Catharism survived for decades afterward. While some believers went to Italy, others went underground and concealed their allegiances. In the mountains, whole villages remained stubbornly heretical. To root them out, the Catholic Church sanctioned the first inquisition in the mid-13th century, with its arrests, tortures and denunciations. Some of the southern barons recovered their lands, but at the price of recognizing, once and for all, the supremacy of the King. Several centuries later, unsurprisingly, the area turned Protestant, and the whole business began again.


text:
- About
- Membership
- Legislation
- Education
- Law Center
- Events
- Support
Serving Citizen Warriors Since 1922
The 2014 ROA National Convention is coming to Long Beach, CA. Mark your calendars and save the date for July 23-26, 2014.
ROA's National Convention is the cornerstone of our work to support a strong Reserve force. Delegates to the Convention form the direction of our association through critical votes and elections. These decisions drive our legislative agenda and direct the association's work in Washington and across the nation. There's no better chance to make a difference in our cause than by actively participating in this democratic process. Have your voice heard in the halls of Congress and the Pentagon by becoming a delegate to ROA's National Convention today. Whether you're a lifetime member or a recently joined NCO your voice is essential to our work on behalf of Reservists and their families. Get off the sidelines and into the action by attending ROA's 2014 National Convention. Together we create one voice for one fight.
ROA's 2014 National Convention is the first annual convention outside of Washington DC in five years and Long Beach is a perfect destination for the meeting's return to the West Coast. July is a great time to visit sunny Southern California—and Long Beach is close to many of California's vacation destinations. Seal Beach is just a short drive down the Picturesque Pacific Coast Highway. Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Anaheim, and Newport Beach are only about 30 miles away.
Registration includes: all ROA Convention business meetings, Opening & Closing sessions, table-top exhibits, coffee breaks, Awards Luncheon, and the Mix, Mingle, Mentor Reception.
We have booked a block of rooms at the Renaissance Long Beach Hotel for the 2014 ROA National Convention. In order to receive the ROA Group rate of $177 per night reservations must be made by July 8. Please note, the group rate does not include 15% tax & California Tourism Assessment Fee of $0.10.
For Reservations under ROA's room block visit the Renaissance online or call toll free: 1-888-236-2427 or locally: 1-562-437-5900


text:
Woodbridge Farm
Salem, Connecticut
Family Farm
Woodbridge Farm is located in south eastern Connecticut and is committed to sustainable, organic and Biodynamic agriculture. This approach provides you with chemical-free food and also directly links you to the natural cycles of the earth. The farm is managed in a holistic manner with all life forms and processes being respected. This approach has numerous benefits that differentiate our practices from conventional farming practices. Food can be consumed directly out of the garden in all of its goodness and glory without fear of chemical residues. Your involvement in this farm will simply be enjoying the delectable harvests and therefore helping sustain the farm.
We grow 5 acres of diverse vegetables, herbs and berries. The farm has a small mixed dairy herd of Milking Devons and Jersey cattle, grazing on an intensive rotational pasture system. We also have honeybees, a young orchard, and berry patch as well as forests, creeks, and the cultivated gardens.
We offer internships annually. Committed interns will have the opportunity to learn all aspects of operating a small, diversified farm - including seed starting, planting, cultivating, harvesting, marketing, composting, cow milking, beekeeping, and cheese making. We offer housing or camping space, a 1/2 share of CSA for food, and a small stipend.
Currently Demeter and Organic Certified!
Know Your Food!
Season: May through October
Type: single farm
Since: 2005
# of Shares: 200
Full Share: $625Full share/ $350 Half share
1/2 Share: $350/season
Work Req? No
Markets on LocalHarvest
Know a market serving this farm? Tell them to connect here on LocalHarvest!
Schedule and Location:
Greenwich Farmers market Saturdays 9am-1pm
Chester Farmers Market Sundays 9am-1pm
Coventry Farmers Market Sundays 11-2pm
all year at the farm, please call to arrange
Latest Reviews
No reviews available. Be the first!
Products and Crops
- fresh herbs
- fresh herbs


text:
Re: Child Support Woes
Booner72 - Congratulations! It IS good news!
If you can, open up a separate bank account, maybe a savings account, and start putting $300 a month into the account each month. That way if it is reactivated, then it wont' hurt you so much.
I am just thinking about this for a moment....if the CSE office suspended the claim, then they weren't satisfied with the claim. (Cue - the music.) Hhmmm...might take some work for daughter to get it reactivated. I mean, they might want to see something BEFORE they reactivate it instead of just taking her word for it. Maybe?
And there is an end date to this - when she turns 21. Yeah!
(1,003 Views)


text:
A new phone case, designed for the busy girl on the go, really makes your phone your best friend by turning it into a vibrator.
A new phone case, designed for the busy girl on the go, really makes your phone your best friend by turning it into a vibrator.
A new study has found that Americans might be pooping up to $4 billion worth of gold a year.
Well, we're officially living in the future.
The folks at Delphi Automotive PLC have been working hard over the past years to get their self-driving car ready for the masses.
And if all goes according to plan over the next week and a half, they will be one step closer to that goal.
Two women from New York, Eva McEnrue and Mel, started a YouTube channel titled Eva and Mel.
One of their videos has gone viral.
Well, it is time to reignite the age-old flying car debate on The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show.
If you have ever read Texts From Last Night, you have probably wondered how many of the posted texts are actually true and how many are completely made up.
This might give you the same feeling.
It looks like your tongue can be used for more than flapping your gums and swapping spit.
Researchers at Colorado State University's Department of Mechanical Engineering are working on giving those hard of hearing the opportunity to try something different than the cochlear implants or surgically-placed hearing aids offered as current solutions.
With all of the recent advances in technology, people are becoming increasingly more worried about their privacy.
That worry is right on, according to the Privacy Project public awareness campaign.
Jimmy Fallon had Bill Gates on NBC's "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Wednesday night to talk about his foundation's new invention that turns sewage into drinking water.
That is something we talked about a couple of weeks ago on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show."
Bad news for privacy fans: The police are getting their hands on a new piece of handheld technology designed to peer through walls.
The highly-sensitive radar can detect movement as subtle as breathing from up to 50 feet away through solid concrete, USA Today and Atlanta's WXIA-TV report.


text:
Explore the highlights of Borneo on an Intrepid Family Adventure tour
- Be enchanted by the ancient legends and traditions of Sabah
- Enjoy a relaxing soak in the Poring Hot Springs
- Make local friends on a village homestay
- Experience a night in the wild at a jungle camp
- Get up close to Borneo's gentle orangutans at the Sepilok Sanctuary
- Explore an incredible underwater world in Pulau Tiga National Park
Day 1 Kota Kinabalu
Day 2 Kinabalu National Park
Day 3 Poring Hot Springs
Day 4 Kinabatangan Jungle Camp
Day 5 Kinabatangan Jungle Camp
Day 6 Sepolik Orangutan Reserve
Day 7 Sepilok
Day 8 Pulau Tiga National Park/Kota Kinabalu
Day 9 Pulau Tiga
Day 10 Kota Kinabalu
Day 11 Kota Kinabalu
Meals10 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners
TransportBoat, Bus, Longtail boat, Minibus, Plane, Van
AccommodationGuesthouse (2 nights), Homestay (1 night), Hotel (2 nights), Jungle Lodge (3 nights), Resort (2 nights)
Included activities
- Homestay - Cultural show
- Mt Kinabalu - Guided walk around lower trails
- Mt Kinabalu National Park
- Poring Hot Springs
- Poring Hot Springs - Canopy Walk
- Sepilok - Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary
- Sepilok - Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre
- Snorkelling
There are currently no departures for this trip.
{{departure_day.departure_date | date:'EEE d MMM yyyy'}} Sale {{departure_day.departure_day_cheapest_price | noFractionCurrency:product.currency_symbol}} Fully booked Bookings closed
Style: {{departure.style}}
Total price per person {{room.room_type | lowercase}}
Includes {{departure.kitty_currency_code}} {{departure.kitty | noFractionCurrency:departure.kitty_currency_symbol}} kitty
Includes {{extra.extras_code}} {{extra.extras_symbol}}{{extra.extras_value}} in local payments Single supplement available from {{product.currency_code}} {{departure.single_supp | noFractionCurrency:product.currency_symbol}}
Contact us to arrange an alternative departure for you
Important notes
Minimum age for children on this trip is 5 years old.
A discount of 10% applies on this trip to children under 15 years of age at time of travel.
Trip notes
Want an in-depth insight into this trip? Your trip notes provide a detailed itinerary, visa info, how to get to your hotel, what's included - pretty much everything you need to know about this adventure and more.View trip notes
Our Borneo Family Adventure trips score an average of 4.72 out of 5 based on 32 reviews in the last year.
Borneo Family Adventure , July 2016
Peter Fish
The Borneo Family Adventure is exactly that. It's a real adventure in the jungles of Borneo! Accommodation is 1-4 star at its best and an open mind whilst traveling is essential. It's the only way to truly experience Sabah, Borneo. On this trip, you're right amongst it. Our guide was excellent. Our fellow travellers wonderful. We're hoping the level of accommodation is improved at Sabah Tea...then the trip would be much improved. Thanks Intrepid Family. We'll be back!
Review submitted 24 Jul 2016
Borneo Family Adventure , July 2016
Marina Evans
Very enjoyable trip. Our tour guide Wan was great, very knowledgeable about Borneo and its culture. He kept the tour upbeat and kept the children involved in all aspects of the tour. Insect repellent and sunscreen is a must, especially on Survivor island. Martin and Janet are doing an amazing job at the Eco camp. Well worth an uncomfortable night's sleep to see it all.
Review submitted 18 Jul 2016


text:
Creative, Stylish, feature-rich and well designed.
What a treat for the eyes--simple but warm, evoking a friendly fuzzy feeling.
I love the clean look and ease of use...
I've used many themes before this, and is awesome how simple and intuitive is to use. I've many plugins installed and still works wonderful. After a whole year using the free version I finally got the paid one. Not regret that!!
This free theme is the one that I've been looking for. It looks professional with all the good features like social buttons, it's responsive design and elegant look.
Best theme I have had, I am a satisified customer
The theme is great, has ample settings, and is very clean both on the front end and in the code itself. Seeing a theme with great code is really nice - I'm hooked.
Love all of the options on this clean-looking theme. I appreciate that I can have a blog at the same time that my front page doesn't have to look like the standard blog format.
No complaints for a free theme. I am a blogging neophyte and this theme makes it easy to present my thoughts in an organized, neat manner.
Thank you to the originator for sharing this theme.
You must log in to submit a review. You can also log in or register using the form near the top of this page.


text:
Gizzy Hart
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wilfred Harold "Gizzy" Hart (June 1, 1901 in Weyburn, Northwest Territories – June 22, 1964) was a professional ice hockey player who played 100 games in the National Hockey League. Harold played with the Montreal Canadiens and Detroit Cougars. Hart also played pro for the Victoria Cougars winning the Stanley Cup in 1925.
External links[edit]
|This biographical article relating to a Canadian ice hockey winger born in the 1900s is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


text:
Low Angle View of a Door With Semi Circular Windows
Credit: Steven Taylor
Creative #: dv1303008
Restrictions: 75mb file has been interpolated from a 20mb tiff.
License type: Royalty-freeRoyalty-free pricing is based solely on the size of the product you need, not the specific use. You don't have to pay any additional royalties on a use-by-use basis. Once you license a royalty-free product, you may use it multiple times for multiple projects without paying additional fees. (Pornographic, defamatory, libelous or otherwise unlawful use of any image is, of course, prohibited.)
Collection: Photodisc
Release info: No release required
Same seriesView all
Similar imagesView all
Low Angle View Of A Door With Semi Circular Windows Stock PhotoAbsence,Accessibility,Anticipation,Color Image,Corridor,Dark,Door,Empty,Exclusion,Fear,Green Color,Healthcare And Medicine,High Contrast,Horizontal,Hospital,Indoors,Light - Natural Phenomenon,Low Angle View,No People,Photography,Relaxation,Semi-Circle,Spooky,Waiting,WindowPhotographer Steven TaylorCollection: Photodisc


text:
Let's say you have a web app and you distribute an embedded Apache HTTPD with that web app. It's difficult to manage customers that want to run SSL. The best way appears to be to let the customer manage installing SSL certificates on the embedded Apache -- or to recommend the customer use a front-end SSL accelerator card or pizza box.
Are there better ways of doing this?


text:
The book you requested is no longer published at Smashwords.
It's possible the book you're looking for has been republished as a newer title. Try searching by author name or book title in the search box above, or to view other books at Smashwords, go to the home page.
For other books by Paul Kemprecos, view Paul Kemprecos's Smashwords author profile page.
For other books published by Suspense Publishing, view Suspense Publishing's Smashwords publisher profile page.


text: Hi! > I would be very pleased, if someone points me where to read. Erlang > SSL guide haven't helped me =( We are currently in the process of rewriting the documentation to fit the new ssl implementation, I hope the upcoming documentation will be more satisfying. > It seems that ssl:start() isn't synonymous with > application:start(ssl). No it is not, since the latest version off ssl also crypto and public_key will also be started if the are not already started. application:start/[1,2] may be used with embedded systems and may not start anything else then the application in question, but ssl:start/[1,2] is a utility function often used for testing in the shell and we wanted to make it simpler and more convenient. It probably would be more logical to use application:start on crypto, public_key, and ssl in a "dynamic" (not embedded) applications setup procedure, as for clean up you will have to stop all the applications. ssl:stop will only stop ssl. 2010/8/12 Max Lapshin <>: > But if I do so: > > ssl:start(). > inets:start(). > httpc:request(get, {"https://zzz.com", []}, [{ssl,[{verify,1}]}], []). > > I get response, while I want to get error: "untrusted certificate" > > Is there any simple way automatically check peer certificate against > some root cert? Well this depends on the default verify_fun. Try VerifyFun = fun([]) -> true; ([_| _]) -> false end, httpc:request(get, {"https://zzz.com", []}, [{ssl,[{verify,1}, {verify_fun, VerifyFun}]}], []). I also saw there was an other question about the default verify fun, I will reply to that thread next. Regards Ingela Erlang/OTP Team, Ericsson AB


text:
Canvas Print
Wrestling the Clawless Crabboth for Kingship of the Seasby Rollin Kunz
Free Worldwide Shipping Today!
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
From The Uneventful Life of Arturio von Anglebanger
"Now, I'll admit the Crabboth had a weight advantage. A strength advantage, too! His slimy digits nearly ripped the face-chamber from my Tank-Suit before I could utilize my own advantage: A Merman with a detonator and no fear of Death! Herman was circling around, I knew, but this knowledge did little to calm my nerves as the first tiny leak sprung…"


text:
CONTACT: Kenneth A. Brown, OSBA, 800-282-6556 or 614-487-4426
Columbus, OHIO (Oct. 6, 2009) – Clermont County homeowner John Lynn was close to losing his home of nearly a decade, and the future for him, his wife and their two young children was uncertain.
Lynn suffered injuries from a motorcycle accident, lost his job and got behind on his mortgage payments. To add to the family's financial problems, his wife lost her job and their youngest daughter required open-heart surgery.
"We were getting foreclosure notices in the mail, and I tried everything I knew to take care of the problem," Lynn said. "As a last resort, I called legal aid."
The Lynn family's case was assigned by the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati to Shannon McQuade Lafkas, a Cincinnati attorney working for The McQuade Attorneys based in Fulton County. Lafkas is one of the more than 1,300 attorneys who are providing legal services free of charge through "Save the Dream," a statewide foreclosure assistance program that connects qualified homeowners with lawyers.
Lafkas was able to negotiate with the mortgage lender to get a new interest rate and loan terms for the Lynns. "Mr. Lynn is a hard worker who suffered a series of financial setbacks and it was heartbreaking to see him and his family go through this," Lafkas said. "It was so rewarding for me to be able to help them resolve the problem so they can stay in their home."
"Shannon was the angel we needed after all the bad luck we went through," Lynn praised. "She didn't take no for an answer from the mortgage company, and she got us the help we needed."
More than 3,200 Ohio families have avoided foreclosure through the counseling and legal assistance they have received since the "Save the Dream" initiative began on April 1, 2008.
OSBA President Barbara J. Howard praised Lafkas, and other attorneys like her, who have stepped forward to assist homeowners. "The attorneys who take part in 'Save the Dream' are truly inspiring in their dedication to helping those in their communities who face foreclosure," Howard said. "Their commitment should serve as a spark to other attorneys to join in the efforts."
Lafkas also encourages other attorneys to take time to volunteer for the program. "There is a lot of need out there," she said. "Not everyone has the ability to afford good legal representation, but everyone deserves to have a competent lawyer by their side in these foreclosure cases."
"Save the Dream" is supported by the OSBA, the Governor's Office, the Ohio Department of Development, the Ohio Attorney General's Office, the Ohio Treasurer's Office, the Supreme Court of Ohio, the Ohio Department of Commerce, the Ohio Housing Finance Agency, various legal aid organizations, and housing counseling agencies.
Ohioans seeking assistance are encouraged to call the Save the Dream hotline at 1-888-404-4674. Attorneys interested in becoming involved should go to the member pages of the OSBA Web site, www.ohiobar.org, and click on "Foreclosure," or call member services at 1-800-232-7124.
The Ohio State Bar Association, founded in 1880, is a voluntary association representing approximately 25,000 members of the bench and bar of Ohio as well as nearly 4,000 legal assistants and law students. Through its activities and the activities of its related organizations, the OSBA serves both its members and the public by promoting the highest standards in the practice of law and the administration of justice.
Editor's note: Lafkas's residential zip code is 45244.
1700 Lake Shore Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43204
Contact Information
Monday - Friday


text:
I Wouldn't Brake for this Disney Character if They Darted In Front of My Car on a Poorly Lit Street
Submitted by PostmistresP on Fri, 11/08/2002 - 12:37
- Login to post comments
Was this whether would "break," i.e. breakdance, or whether I would brake--stop my car--for them?
I would breakdance for all of them and only not break for Michael Eisner.
- Login to post comments
It was actually whether you would enjoy a coffee or a cigarette break with them, tough since dogs and bears lack opposable thumbs. If you wouldn't brAKE for Michael Eisner, maybe it's time you put your money where your mouth is and rock the vote.
- Login to post comments