text:
IMC Capstone: Ad Lab
IC Team Places Second at Nationals
Integrated Marketing Communications majors from the Park School's Ad Lab class traveled to San Diego, California in June to compete in the American Advertising Federation's (AAF) National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC). The team won second place, losing by .3 overall.
The team previously won the District 2 competition in New York City in order to qualify for the national championships.
Each year, IMC students in this senior capstone course spend a semester researching and developing a campaign. This year's client was jcpenney and the goal was to increase shopping frequency and grow share of wallet among female customers ages 25-34 while staying within a $100 million budget. To see some of their work, visit the Ad Lab photo gallery.
The team included: Patrick Ballester, Maya Ben-Yaacov, Joann DeLanoy, Amy Diehl, Jacqueline Dong, Christianne Enos, Key Fox, Ryan Gilpatrick, Allyson Hotchkin, Jennifer Kamish, Zachary Keller, Beth Pinsker, Emily Race, Matthew Reid, Madison Rizzo, Amanda Roselli, Shayna Saunders, Alexandra Scillieri, Chloe Scutt, Mariel Simens, Jessica Spencer, Lauren Strassman, Mykal Urbina, and Gina Uttaro.
"From winning District 2 in NYC to competing against 18 other schools at nationals in San Diego, this year's American Advertising Federation (AAF) National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) was an amazing experience for our team," said Associate Professor Scott Hamula, Ad Lab's adviser and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication. "During the final deliberations, the judges said that they went back-and-forth over first and second place. It was that close. In the end, the entire Ithaca College Ad Lab team is very proud and excited to be #2 in the nation (#1 plans book)!"
As the second place winner of the national competition, Ithaca College will receive a cash award of $3,000 from jcpenney and an Apple giftcard for $1,250 from ICED Media for technology upgrades at the school.


text:
Is This a Conspiracy?
Is This a Conspiracy?
Yeah, I'm sick of conspiracy theories too. But, this is starting to bother me.
I live in Seattle making me a neighbor of a large software marketing company in Redmond. I do my best to ignore that company and just get my real, Linux-based work done. But sometimes I think someone "out there" is going out of its way to make my job just a little harder.
I have DSL at home. While I went with a Linux-friendly ISP (oz.net), the connectivity is supplied by Qwest, a new name for U.S. West, one of the Bell ROCs. All has been well and very reliable. I have my Linux network hooked to a Cisco 675 router (which really is just a bridge for what I am doing). The ISP was very willing to talk ifconfig, route and all that other Linux stuff when I got up and running.
The problem, or maybe non-problem, started about two years into using this setup. I received a message that I should upgrade the OS in my Cisco router to Cisco Broadband Operating System (CBOS) version 2.4.3. I was pointed to a web site.
On the web site I find three options: PC, Mac and order a CD. Well, I have a PC--lots of them--but I find that PC means something running software from that Redmond marketing company. Ok, I admit it, I wasn't surprised. So, I opted for the CD putting in the comment field that I run Linux.
A few days later the CD arrives along with a page of instructions. They contain the surprising statement "Now, to protect your modem from the effects of [the Code Red] virus, we are enclosing a CD-ROM containing Cisco's 'long-term solution' software".
Ok, what gives? My understanding is that Code Red infects systems whose names start with MS, not Cisco. I can't believe that CBOS is an MS operating system--if for no other reason that it has run for over a year without needed a reboot.
Well, on to installation. Or, on to installation instructions for a "PC" or for a MAC. Yup, only a PC running a particular OS. Fortunately, there is a tech support phone number. I call it. I get a message telling me that this number doesn't work and I need to call another one. On the second one I am offered eight choices--none of them come close to installation support for non-"PC", non-Mac systems.
At this point I have invested enough time in what appears to be an unnecessary upgrade. Then I remember that those who picked Qwest for their ISP got railroaded into becoming an MSN user complete with a change in their e-mail address. When I called that first tech support phone number did the system sense that I had a Linux box on my DSL line and divert the call? Naw, couldn't be. After all, that would start to sound like a conspiracy.
email: email@example.com
Phil Hughes
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Worse, I've been subjected to ISPs whose TOS explicitly forbid "multi-user operating systems" -- and I think we can all figure out where OSes like *Linux and *BSD fit in in this picture.
And am I the only one that's annoyed that, now that our numbers (desktop user numbers) are approaching MacOS numbers, we're being largely ignored by commercial software vendors? Or that, while are numbers are growning and MacOS users are falling, mainstream tech press is still swooning over how damned pretty OS X is, and thinks that we have a thing or two to learn from Apple about making a "good" desktop OS?
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
I don't know where you people get your information but I think you are all a little freaked out about "that little Redmon company" as you call it and Qwest (not Quest - learn how to spell).
The Code Red was a Cisco issued alert that Qwest simply responded to since they have the majority of their DSL customers using a Cisco 675 or 678.
That is it. If you have a problem with Cisco not offering a auto updater for Linux .. get over it.
Get the manual download and use a simple linux telnet or other app to manually upgrade the Cisco CBOS.
This has to be the worst conspiracy theory ever conceived since none of the information you people rant is accurrate.
The software does disable the web port which was affected by Code Red (not only IIS as you stated earlier). You can do this in any previous version by adding a couple of commands and randomly setting a port.
Oh .. and the Qwest instructions tell you to randomly select a port. If they are suggesting random - it is not to be able to access your computer.
If Qwest.net wants to access your 675/678 they would need to know your exec and/or enable passwords which if you are all so smart - you would of set to something other than your userid or Qwest.net password. And you would use Linux quality passwords - which I very much doubt any of you do.
Even with the web port enabled and knowing the port .. Qwest would still need your passwords.
You people need to get a life or at least learn what you are talking about before you rant.
BTW - I am hardcore Unix and Cisco user .. have nothing to do with Qwest or MSN or Microsoft. I just know what I am talking about vs. the rest of you and your baseless claims.
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Well, that'd mean they wouldn't allow Win2K either...
I think it's more a case of them wrongly saying "NO SERVERS!"...
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Hmm. The TOS prevents using multi-user OS's?
Then they won't allow Macs to run OS X either? (It's built on a BSD multiuser core.....)
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Well... This is not a "conspiracy" per say, but it is a convienent side tact to marginalize those other operating systems. I have a Cisco 678 with Qworst as my line provider and a local ISP. The 678 and the 675 are almost exactly the same, so here's the facts:
First, the Code Red virus is not "infecting" the Cisco routers, just causing many of them to hang. Code Red indiscrimenantly sends out infection attempts to port 80s all over the web. On Windows machines, this exploits a buffer overflow and propagates the virus. On the Cisco's, it causes a different buffer overflow that tends to hang the router, but is not otherwise infectious (completely different CPU/OS architectures). *nix machines just laugh at Code Red and record bad requests for AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA in the web log. Since this is directed at port 80, only Ciscos with an external IP (router/NAT mode as opposed to bridging) and running the web configuration interface (the default setting) are directly vulnerable. (Of course, there are lots of other ways to hang a Cisco.)
Second, now for the upgrade. The PC/Mac only options are just the typical non-support brush off you ought to be used to by now. There is nothing special about upgrading Cisco 67* that requires a Windows machine. Your a Linux user man! Use your prowess and superior techinical ability to do it yourself.
The Cisco upgrade is actually quite easy and is possible thru far more ways than the Windows/Mac utilities allow. Basically, it's just a transfer of the CBOS bin image to the router. The simplest routine is probably (from memory, read the CBOS operating system manual for the exact commands):
DISCLAIMER - Flashing BIOS is inherently dangerous, procede at your risk
But, I've done it myself (twice) with no problems... ;-)
1) Download the CBOS image file (generally name something like 675cbos2.4.3.exe, not the Windows update utility) Follow the links from here for your router models proper image:
2) Unzip the .exe and locate the CBOS bin.
3) Use minicom to connect to the router via the serial port (you must use the serial port).
4) Disable external traffic, NAT, etc. Then set the router for download.
cbos> enable
cbos/ set int wan0 down
cbos/ set tftp enable
5) Now, in a different term, use a tftp client to upload the new bin image. Something like:
linux> tftp -i 10.0.0.1 put nsrouter.c6220.127.116.11.bin
6) Upon transfer completion, your minicom terminal should show something like:
Image downloaded successfully.
Wait a minute or two, the Cisco 67* should flash the new image and then reboot. If it doesn't reboot, but does give you command prompt, do a:
cbos/ reboot
Alot of startup messages later, your Cisco should be up and running the new CBOS version. You'll need to reset your router passwords and check the general config. You can also do new CBOS downloads in lots of other ways, reverse tftp (local tftp server, client from the router), serial modem transfer, etc. Again, read the CBOS manual... there's all sorts of ways to screw-up^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H reconfigure the Cisco 67*.
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Sir, I have the same setup and even run a Web server based on static IPs built on a Redhat install. The 675 was effected, it evidently was tied to it's genericly defined listening port. I hit Quests Web site when my service went down and applied their fix which was to redefine the port to a random number which I did. I have since recieved calls and letters instructing me to install their permenent fix which I assume will redefine the listening port to another generic but different port. I have not done this and have had no problems. My thoughts are they would like to define that port so they can access my router at their convienence. I also do have concerns with Quests relationship with the little boys in Redmond. So far it has not impacted me. When it does though I will look for another ISP if I don't decide to anyway.
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Same deal for flashing a modem or a PC BIOS. It's gotta be That Other Sucky OS. But maybe, in the case of non-BIOS flashing, would WINE work?
As for ISP's, BrightNet in Ohio does have a CSR that speaks Unix/Linux. That was nice when my mother's connection was failing. (Yes, my mother runs Mandrake Linux...)
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Before you do anything, take a look at
which features in big red letters
Caution for Qwest DSL Security Update
The story, at
says in part
"we strongly discourage any attempt to perform this
unnecessary upgrade".
Not that this pertains in any way to conspiracies.
It does pertain to what a Qwest/Oz customer
might consider doing about this circumstance,
conspiracy or none.
Dan Wilder
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
Phil, were you able to reload the Cisco's OS from Linux?
Re: Is This a Conspiracy?
The cisco routers with CBOS was actually affected by Code Red. Code Red tries to detect which webserver software there is running on the device, and the result of that is you would have to turn off and on your router. The newer version of CBOS fix that.
Trending Topics
|Contrast Security's Contrast Enterprise
|Aug 30, 2016
|illusive networks' Deceptions Everywhere
|Aug 29, 2016
|Happy Birthday Linux
|Aug 25, 2016
|ContainerCon Vendors Offer Flexible Solutions for Managing All Your New Micro-VMs
|Aug 24, 2016
|Updates from LinuxCon and ContainerCon, Toronto, August 2016
|Aug 23, 2016
|NVMe over Fabrics Support Coming to the Linux 4.8 Kernel
|Aug 22, 2016
- Download "Linux Management with Red Hat Satellite: Measuring Business Impact and ROI"
- Contrast Security's Contrast Enterprise
- illusive networks' Deceptions Everywhere
- Happy Birthday Linux
- What I Wish I'd Known When I Was an Embedded Linux Newbie
- New Version of GParted
- All about printf
- Pandas
- ContainerCon Vendors Offer Flexible Solutions for Managing All Your New Micro-VMs
- Tech Tip: Really Simple HTTP Server with Python
Geek Guides
With all the industry talk about the benefits of Linux on Power and all the performance advantages offered by its open architecture, you may be considering a move in that direction. If you are thinking about analytics, big data and cloud computing, you would be right to evaluate Power. The idea of using commodity x86 hardware and replacing it every three years is an outdated cost model. It doesn't consider the total cost of ownership, and it doesn't consider the advantage of real processing power, high-availability and multithreading like a demon.
This ebook takes a look at some of the practical applications of the Linux on Power platform and ways you might bring all the performance power of this open architecture to bear for your organization. There are no smoke and mirrors here—just hard, cold, empirical evidence provided by independent sources. I also consider some innovative ways Linux on Power will be used in the future.Get the Guide

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Learn how to get more from current NII revenue streams in this Filene report exclusive to CU Times readers.
New service from CO-OP Financial Services lets members set spending and transaction limits.
PULSE survey finds 17% of credit unions said they'll face the risk.
When merging, combining credit card programs can lead to issues with service, profitability and compliance.
The big box retailer will launch the proprietary credit cards June 23.
Plantiffs also say the sheer size of the debit card market make their case big enough for the nation's highest court.
Malauzai reports a whopping 850% increase in its on-off tool adoption in just six months.
Last year's lawsuit against the Federal Reserve could be heard by the Supreme Court.
Shoreline Business Solutions says process secures, coordinates data with core processor in back office.
While card volume grew in March year-over-year, checks and prepaid card volume fell significantly during the same period.


text:
Hearty and Healthy, Autumn Turkey Dinner
No need to wait until Thanksgiving to enjoy some of its delectable flavors. Try my grilled turkey with a luxuriously rich balsamic glaze, baked sweet potatoes and yummy garlic green beans. This dinner is so easy to make and so very yummy…I like to serve this dinner all year round!!!
Be sure to scroll down past Recommended for you, to see these 3 recipes!
|Fabulous Grilled Turkey Tenderloin With a Dazzling Balsamic Sauce
|Just Delicious Baked Sweet Potatoes
|Skinny Garlic Green Beans
7 Responses to "Hearty and Healthy, Autumn Turkey Dinner"
Kristi Rimkus Says:
August 28th, 2011 at 9:33 am
I think a delicious turkey meal is perfect any time of the year!
Monica Says:
October 26th, 2012 at 6:37 pm
I love sweet potatoes and cannot wait till Thanksgiving…have a great weekend.
Christin@FortMillSCLiving Says:
October 27th, 2012 at 5:31 am
The balsamic glaze on the turkey looks delicious!
admin Says:
October 28th, 2012 at 12:54 am
Thanks so much Christin. Hope you enjoy it!
admin Says:
October 28th, 2012 at 12:56 am
I love them too. Enjoy!
lindsey Says:
February 19th, 2013 at 11:11 am
I live in Delaware where right now, it is FAR too cold to grill. Think i could bake this and get the same result?
admin Says:
February 19th, 2013 at 11:17 am
It works great baked in the oven Lindsey! I've included the
instructions for baking right in the recipe. I hope you enjoy it!


text:
Enjoy the latest game craze with Flappy Bird Hack Tool to get the highest scores, unlimited lives and collect all medals in the game flappy bird cheat. All you have to do is utilize this tool and you can go nonstop in the game which will eventually garner you the highest score ever achieved. Having unlimited lives or continuous gameplay is what others only dream of because they hit game over easily. But for you, since you will be using this awesome flappy bird cheat, codes tips and trick in one easy to operate app, you go on gaming frenzy and reach the latest and farthest levels of the game.
Flappy Bird Hack | Unlimited Lives and Scores with Flappy Bird Cheat
Features and Highlights:
- Get Unlimited Score, 999999 the amount and digit you can't even imagine, this will set the bar high, high scores mean getting all the medals, unlocking every features of the game that you will surely enjoy.
- Get Unlimited Lives, to hit the top score, you need to be on a non stop play, no game-over will ever stop you know that you can play without worrying of flappy bird hitting the wall and failing your quest.
- Get all medals, this achievement is so grand that it will reflect how good you are in the game, boost this to your friends and tell them how flappy bird hack for iOS and Android helped you to get to this level.
Proof for Flappy Bird Hack | Flappy Bird Cheat Tool
The above screenshots show the working proof for the tool, and what features you can get and have if used on your jail broken or non jail broken devices. This is perfect for iPhone, iPad, iOS and Android; any of which you play flappy bird. If you are wondering if this is hard to use, the answer is no, because all you have to do is download and viola, it's ready to use. The Flappy Bird Hack iPhone and iPad is also a working version for android phones and tables so it doesn't matter where you use it with, it will still work seamlessly.
Flappy Bird Cheat | Flappy Bird Hack Download
- Click on download button, you will be presented the details and file information
- Click again on the download button and choose any on the list
- Select the question that suits you most
- Please enter only real information to get the working flappy bird hack.
{ 0 comments }


text:
Corey's Wish ListDecember 20, 2012
I just finished wrapping Corey's Christmas presents and, no, I did not get him any coal; though there are more than a few Democrats who would love to see him get some.
Corey has been good this year: lowering taxes, reducing violent crime, remembering our Anniversary, and cutting government spending, just to name a few of his good deeds.
Our boys ,Luke and Issac, picked out most of his presents, but there are a few things on his Christmas wish list that we need your help with:
Sign Up To Be A Corey Delegate
Thank you all for your continued support.
Have a Merry Christmas!
Maria Stewart


text:
Join the Felt Revolution
Handmade Felted Handbags & Accessories
Vintage Designs
Pop up Shop, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk
I hope you can find everything you need. Polly's felts Design is focused on providing high quality service and customer satisfaction - I will do everthing I can to meet your expectations.
With a variety of products to choose from, I'm sure you'll be happy working with me. Look around my site and if you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact me.
I hope to see you again! Check back later for new updates to my websiite. There is much more to come!


text:
Each team is scuffling and desperate for points in the first game of the new year. Each has 45 points and sits in a tie for fourth place in the Atlantic Division as they pass the midway point of the season.
So, despite all the pomp and circumstance that will accompany the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic, this game is most importantly about the standings points in play, a topic referenced over and over by the coaching staff of each team.
Yet there is no denying the game will be a spectacle of epic proportions, featuring a potential record-setting crowd, near-perfect conditions (temperatures expected in the teens with light snow), and bold-faced entertainment offerings all presented in front of national TV audiences in the United States and Canada. That is a point Detroit coach Mike Babcock stressed to his players after practice at Michigan Stadium on Tuesday.
"You don't remember everything in life, but you remember moments," Babcock said. "This should be one of those moments you remember."
Welcome to the Detroit Red Wings Game Day Blog, where you can get behind-the-scenes information, thoughts from players and staff, and up-to-date news on anything and everything Red Wings on game day.
You can watch today's 1:00 PM matchup on NBC, or listen in with Ken Kal and Paul Woods on 97.1 The Ticket or AM1270.
|Back to top ↑


text:
Yoseikan Budo is a comprehensive martial art founded by Master Minoru Mochizuki. Master Mochizuki is one of the last living direct students of Judo founder Jigoro Kano, a major student of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba and also studied under Gichin Funakoshi, founder of Shotokan Karate. Believing that the martial arts have become distorted in the 20th century by specialization into separate disciplines and transformation into sports, Master Mochizuki has assembled the major techniques of the Japanese martial tradition into a single coherent structure.
Yoseikan Budo incorporates elements of:
This web site is sponsored by the University of Alabama Yoseikan Budo Club in cooperation with the United States Yoseikan Budo Association.
New on this site
The current instructors of the U of A club are:
Added 07/15/98 Information and Registration Materials for Yoseicamp 21, Aug 16-22, 1998
Yoseicamp XXI Brochure
Sound controls
"The views, opinions, and conclusions expressed in this page are those of the author or organization and not necessarily those of The University of Alabama or its officers and trustees. The content of this page has not been reviewed or approved by the University of Alabama, and the author or organization is solely responsible for its content."


text:
The smallest advergame ever
German agency Jung von Matt has joined forces with French web developer Mathieu 'P01′ HENRI to produce the smallest advergame ever. It sits in 16*16 pixels or, better, in a favicon. The progject has been conceived to promote a very small car: the Smart fortwo.
As you can see from the video, banners have been placed on automotive sites to invite people to play. The idea is fun and definitely very creative even if I'm not sure how many people visiting those websites have really appreciated it. Would be interesting to know not only the buzz the advergame will be able to create in the blogosphere, but also the numbers in terms of clickthrough (for example) it generate.
via The Ispiration Room


text:
some random but awsome questions:)
Whats your favorite food?
what is your favorite drink?
what do you look for in someone you like?
what music is your favorite?
whats better fallen angels or vampires?
If you could have any name what would it be?
Sense of humor, sharing similar intrests, kindess, a gentleman
Not sure what you mean. Vampires as long as their not the Twilight kind.
Roinseach (it's an Irish Gaelic name meaning "little seal")
1. spinach lasagna
2. green tea
3. nice, cute, shy, a mature women
4. classical/orchestraic
5. fallen angels?
6. moshe pronounced(mo-shay)
Shalom Alechiem!
to add to number 3 modesty
1) Green olives
2) milk or ramuné or soda, depending
3) ...I don't know
4) some rock and metal, some vocaloid, some random stuff like folk
5) angels
6) Rayyn
Meat loaf
grape juice
Kind, sweet, smart, caring, geltlemen
Country particularly Rascal Flatts
what i mean by angels is good but fallen sent here on earth to watch over us oh and my list is..
2.sweet tea
3.nice honest silly/ crazy guy and funny
4.i love rock country hip hop and others
6.dani(its my nickname anyways tho )
1. Macaroni.
2. Orange cream soda.
3. I want him to be the man: strong (inside and out)
4. Alternative rock.
5. Fallen angels
6. Charlie
I like sour gummies
Strawberry crush
Funny and dorky but nice
Anything aroudn the range of Blink182, to Falling In Reverse, i'm bad at genres
Hmmmm... The vladimir todd type vampires
Loki ( even though I'm a girl) the god of mischief and fire
moms spahgetti
A&W Rootbeer!!!
I look for someone who would call me just to talk about random things, gaming nerd that way he can teach me how to kill all the zombies off of blackops. cute and mature, likes to kiss me and makes the moves
Pop music is my fav or rock it's tied
Vampires because I dn't know anything of fallen angels
Iced tea
Sense of humor
Fallen angels
Chai Tea Latte
Intelligence, kindness, confidence, character. Someone who can make me laugh.
Fallen Angels for sure!!
Artemis or Danielle or Alaina
haha XD this seems like a get to know a person and date kind of site lol :P cool
yea it does lol
hot chocolate
sense of humor, kindness, similar interests
lol people shud list if they boy or girl then :P <---- Girl
what do you think i am lol?15britt
sweet tea
funny, mature but with a silly side,and honest
soul, and hip hop
fallen angels :)
((Hatter: there's a girl named Loki in an anime I watch))


text:
For all her hard work, Marsha Morrison has been awarded the local Military Officers Association Person of the Year. Not only has she been sending packages for two years, she has been sending 25 a month for two years with things such as games, snacks, cigars, and more. Morrison was honored Wednesday night at the Silver Slipper.
"I think everybody wants to do something, they just don't know what to do and this is just an easy way--it's simple. It's something that a person can do, an organization can do. If you have a group, it's easier to get a group together and have them pack boxes and send them." said Morrison.
The packages sent each month are huge morale boosters for the troops. Morrison says she has even sent whoopee cushions.


text:
What if You Owe Income Taxes and Can't Afford to Pay?
This morning, I talked about what happens if you file your taxes late. The short version is that you'll face penalties that are more severe than if you had file your return (or request an extension) on time, but fail to include payment for the amount due.
Okay, but what if you can't afford to pay the amount due? As it turns out, the IRS allows for what they call an "Installment Agreement," which is basically a payment plan that lets you pay what's due in smaller, more manageable increments.
If you owe $25k or less…
If you owe $25k or less, you can us the Online Payment Agreement (OPA) to set up your payment plan. Alternatively, you can use Form 9465. If you've already received a bill from the IRS, you also have the option of calling the number on the bill.
If you owe more than $25k…
If you're in the unfortunate situation of owning more than $25k, you may still qualify for an Installment Agreement, though you might have to fill out Form 433F in addition to using the OPA or filing Form 9465.
Either way, it's best to pay now…
Even if you set up a payment plan, you'll still face penalties and interest for your underpayment, so it's best to pay your taxes when they're due – if at all possible. But if not, then be sure you jump through the proper hoops to keep yourself out of trouble. You don't want to anger the IRS.
(More info on Installment Agreements from IRS.gov: link)
Modified on April 18th, 2011 - 4 Comments
Filed under: Taxes
About the author: Nickel is the founder and editor-in-chief of this site. He's a thirty-something family man who has been writing about personal finance since 2005, and guess what? He's on Twitter!
Related articles...» States With No Income Tax
» Social Security Taxes in 2009
» How Are You Preparing Your Taxes?
» The Social Security Tax Ceiling
» Social Security Taxes in 2010
» Our Biggest Income Tax Deductions
» Self-Employment, Taxes and SEP-IRAs
» State and Federal Income Tax Arbitrage
Was this article useful? Please sign up to receive our content via e-mail:
4 Responses to "What if You Owe Income Taxes and Can't Afford to Pay?"
1Robert Says:
October 24th, 2011 at 9:11 am
Well, we just discovered that we are in trouble. When we filed our 2010 taxes on October 15th, we were informed that we owe close to 10K for 2010 and an additional 10K for 2011 in estimated taxes. My wife has a good job, has a 401K, and she owns our house which she acquired before we got married 8 years ago. We file jointly, which may be a mistake.
I work on a 1099 as a commissioned salesman. Over the last eight years, I have always been under contract, however now, for the first time, I am without a contract, the equivalent of being unemployed.
My wife nets around 5K per month and our monthly nut is around 7K. This amount includes paying slightly more than the minimum payments due on credit card debt that we have amassed as a result of trying to survive in this recession. Total credit card debt is app. 100K. Included also is a monthly payment of close to 800 dollars which goes to pay back an existing loan on my wife's 401K.
Obviously, we are under water. However our apartment is worth about 500K and we are carrying an adjustable rate mortgage on 250K (interest rate is ridiculously low)with a monthly payment of around $500.
I am toying with the idea of calling the IRS to set up a payment plan. I am thinking of offering $500 dollars per month, however the rules seem to indicate that you have to file all taxes before you set up a plan. Since we haven't filed for 2011, how do we get the estimated taxes included in the payment plan? Are we better off to request temporary noncollectable status, or will the IRS insist that we sell our home and/or liquidate my wife's 401K in lieu of setting up a payment plan? Personally, I have no assets at all.
This is so depressing!
2D Otto Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 12:47 pm
I lost my job and my sister did too. My sisters house was foreclosed on..so after I lost my job..I used my 401 to buy us a house to live in. My unemployment is being redetermined..so no money is coming in. Now I found out I owe $4100.. in income taxes because of the 401..what can I do???? please help
3Robert Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 1:29 pm
Well, I called the IRS. Believe it or not, they were so helpful! I thought I would start by offering $500 per month, but they suggested $200 per month, which I accepted. They also told me to file 2011 and not make payment, so they could roll the remainder owed for 2010 together with 2011, and make a new agreement. It was really easy, and they were very nice. Just be honest. They know there are a lot of people in trouble.
4Fuse Says:
November 7th, 2012 at 10:20 am
This post will assist the internet users for setting up new website or even
a blog from start to end.
Leave a Reply
- How to Become a Millionaire
- How to Get Out of Debt
- The Best Dollars I've Ever Spent
- How Our Estate Plan is Structured
- How We Paid Our Mortgage In Less than 10 Years
- Money Making Ideas
- How to Manage Your Asset Allocation with Multiple Accounts
- Consumption Smoothing - Save While the Saving's Good
- How to Save on Groceries
- How Much Life Insurance Do You Need?
- Eleven Great Books About Money
- Dave Ramsey is Bad at Math
- Dish Network Customer Service SUCKS
- $8,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit
- Pay Off Mortgage Early or Invest?
- How to Claim the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
- Termite Control: Sentricon vs. Termidor
- How Much Should You Pay a Babysitter?
- Ethanol Blended Gas = Lower Mileage?
- Reduced Credit Limits? Share Your Experience
- $15,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit
- Buying Furniture off the Back of a Truck
- Will Mac OS X Lion Kill Quicken 2007?
How to save money on insurance
- Why borrowing for a wedding is a bad idea
- How to decide whether to pay off debt now or later
- Money worries and woodpeckers
- Depending on stock returns to fund your retirement? Think again
- The hidden costs of bad credit
- 7 bad things about low interest rates
- 8 questions to ask before lending money to friends
- 6 reasons to overcome a fear of plastic
- "Frugal" is not a dirty word
- 7 financial lessons recent college grads still need


text:
Novella H. Hegeman (nee Henderson) died on Sunday, July 28 after 97 years of blessed life. She was born on July 3, 1916 and raised in Pottawatomie County, Okla., where she attended school and had a year of "normal" college before meeting her first love, Mr. I. Frank Brown of California then a senior vice president of the Hughes Tool Corporation. Mr. Brown then established in Manhattan, N.Y. his own oil equipment and drilling company, the International Oil Company, later sold to Socony Vacuum, a growing Standard Oil spin-off now known as MOBIL. She worked alongside Mr. Brown and served as Vice president for business operations and corporate secretary until his death in the mid-1940s. In 1946, she married Mr. Julian B. Adoue, Jr. then the youngest vice president of Standard Oil of New Jersey and director of Creole Petroleum in Caracas, Venezuela.
The marriage produced two daughters, Ms. Pauline A. Scanlon (Frank) of Nashville, Tenn., and Miss Novella Adoue of Rye, N.Y., that ended in divorce. She later married Mr. Bertram H. Hegeman, vice president/director of the rental division for Rockefeller Centre, with whom she shared a wonderful life until his death in August 1990.
She came from a family of nine, including her parents and seven siblings all of whom preceded her in death. One brother, a WWII casualty, is buried in the U.S. Military Cemetery near Liege in Belgium.
Novella was devoted to her immediate and extended families, and her political community as a Harrison Republic district leader, friends and neighbors. She will be missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by two daughters, a granddaughter—Ms. Meghan Scanlon Roach (Dr. Kyle V.) and two great-grandchildren—Miss Eleanor McCall Roach and Master Deaglan C. Roach, all of Chattanooga, Tenn. (Submitted)


text:
Loon to debut terrain parks for kids
These new parks, built in collaboration with Burton Snowboards, are designed to transform the way young children learn to snowboard, and how families use the mountain.
Post a comment
You must sign in before you can post comments. If you are experiencing issues with your account please e-mail email@example.com.


text:
Brazillian Butt Lift is done with liposuction and fat grafting. This only requires very small incisions, and does not require any drainage. There may be some leakage from the small incisions but I certainly do not place any drains that have to be removed later.
The benefit from this procedure is from the combination of removing fat from where it is unwanted above the buttocks, and also below the buttocks sometimes, and adding fat to the buttocks where it is needed to shape the buttock.


text:
Victor Vasarely a great famous artist in museums. Kinetic art talent for the vvdm gallery. Vasarely Victor is collected by prestigious firms and . Vasarely victor Op-art
b b b
- Glimpse into Vasarely's world ... -
Victor Vasarely was born in 1908 in Hungary. He studied at the Bauhaus in Budapest and in 1930 immigrated to Paris where he developed his skills in the optical art. He took up constructive geometrical abstract graphic art in 1947. and received many artistic and honorary awards from 1964. Vasarely became one of the most popular abstract artists of his time and is nowadays recognized as one of the most important artists of the 20th century. He is the acknowledged leader of the Op Art movement, and his innovations in colour and optical illusion have had a strong influence on many modern artists. Vasarely died in 1977, in Paris.
victor vasarely invinted the OP ART, which is optical art. vasarely's biography and vasarely's link, vasarely's artworks are all the the art gallery. Vasarely collection


text:
Use the reference cards to brush up on the basics and/or find alternative methods to your favorite commands. Each reference card is designed to be printable and are yours to use, distribute, and share at your organization!
Along with this free reference card, you will also receive a 30-day trial of CustomGuide training, including over 7,000 Online Skills Assessments and Interactive Tutorials.
Microsoft Office 2013– Free Reference Card Kit
November 22, 2013 By
CLICK HERE for more extensive list of free Computers magazines, white papers, downloads and podcasts to find the titles that best match your skills; topics include computing, pc, computer engineering and computer reselling. How to get this publication at no cost? Simply complete the application form and submit it to publisher. If you are a professionals who qualify, you'll get it via email or sent to your home/office address.


text:
Aries Women
The Aries Woman
The first thing I am going to have to say about these women is this…they are great! They are fabulous people. I have known many and all of them I have become good friends with. Some of my funniest moments have been spent with an Aries Woman, laughing so hard I cried and then laughed some more, tears rolling down my face.They are naturally funny, even when they don't mean to be. Their accidental innocence just makes me fall for them every-time. They look at everything like it's the first time they have seen it, like a child, which, I suppose is essentially what they are., being an Aries, the first sign, and the baby of the zodiac. Don't let that fool you for one moment though!
These women are so far removed from being stupid it's funny.These women are very clever, and they don't miss a trick but they may let on sometimes that their brains are just full of air, it doesn't work…I know it's not! Like a child they appear to have a fear for trying new things, and then the next time you see them they are jumping out of a plane with a parachute attached to their back, or swimming with great whites, without the cage! Most Aries women I have known have been talkers, they simply love to talk, the problem can be knowing when to stop! They do make great friends and usually have a very large social group, they also love gossip so if you are friends with one of these girls if you want something to be kept quiet you literally MUST tell them it's a secret, otherwise who knows who would end up finding out. Not that they would do it on purpose, its just that sometimes their mouth moves quicker than their brain thinks! When in a relationship these women must be treated with respect.
They would prefer it actually if they are wearing the trousers, and the boots!Independent they certainly are and can turn into something quite dreadful if they get trodden on by their partner. They are also jealous and possessive, and expect everything their own way. Aries women can often come across as very guarded at times and almost awkward and can be accused of being moody. They can be moody, very, so watch out! For some reason Aries women try to come across as being something they are not, they love to impress and will tell you anything to do this. They are not liars, they simply like to bend the truth sometimes, and if any sign can get away with a bit of truth twisting its the Aries, as people naturally believe everything these people say!
Overall though, these women do have a lot going for them. And anyone who takes up with one of these interesting and enthusiastic ladies is certainly in for an exciting time, they make enjoyable companions and a brilliant shoulder if you are in need.
If you are interested in finding out more about Aries, have a look at my Aries Men post.
Combined Astrology - The Aries Rat
Last 5 posts in Aries, Astrology, Fire Signs, Women
- Aquarius Dog - October 10th, 2013
- On the cusp! - May 9th, 2013
- I'm back! - April 4th, 2013
- Birth Charts for Christmas 2011 - September 23rd, 2011
- Pisces Rat - September 23rd, 2011


text:
United States
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Russell Stover Peanut Butter Egg
Russell Stover is best known at Easter for their little one ounce eggs that come in over a dozen varieties from the classic strawberry creme to the trendy wedding cake and cookie dough. One of the other items that's a little harder to find are Russell Stover's version of Cadbury Creme Eggs that come in chocolate creme and caramel (review).
One of the newer varieties, or at least to me, is the Russell Stover Peanut Butter Egg. Russell Stover first introduced their little foil wrapped eggs in 2008, they came in some interesting varieties like Marshmallow & Caramel and Dark Chocolate with Chocolate Creme. I picked mine up on sale at 2 for 99 cents. The plain blue foil wrapping doesn't say much other than the fact that it's peanut butter in milk chocolate.
The center is a combination of peanut butter, sugar and corn syrup. So it's more like a peanut butter frosting than just a plain old peanut butter filling.
The egg is 1.2 ounces and is molded to be completely ovoid, not one of those flat-bottomed enrobed eggs. The design on the shell is very simple, with just a few embellishments.
Oddly enough, Russell Stover uses this same mold throughout the year. They have some sports themed hollow chocolates they sell, including a football, which makes lots of sense when covered in a brown texture-look foil. The odder part of that set of chocolates though is that the same shape is used for baseballs, soccer balls and basketballs.
The filling is not a peanut butter, as I mentioned, instead, it's more like a peanut butter caramel frosting. The texture is smooth, but not quite chewy like a caramel. If you gave me a cupcake with this as the icing, I'd be pretty happy. The milk chocolate is very sweet, but goes well with the filling. The peanut butter flavor is muted by the sugary sauce its within, but it still works.
It's not quite my thing, but it stands as unique take on this candy genre. I actually might buy these again and would probably include them in an Easter basket for kids if I put something together this year.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:19 pm Candy • Review • Easter • Russell Stover • Chocolate • Peanuts • 7-Worth It • United States • Walgreen's • Comments (2)
Friday, March 6, 2015
Russell Stover Big Bite Hot Cocoa
The new line of Russell Stover Big Bite candies are themed for hot beverages. I already reviewed the two coffee ones I found. Today I have the Russell Stover Big Bite Hot Cocoa.
The description on the front of the package says: fluffly marshmallow layered with cocoa-infused marshmallow surrounded by creamy milk chocolate.. I have to say that their picture of what the candy looked like was pretty darn accurate until I noticed that my layers were reversed.
The piece seems much bigger than the others, probably because of the airy marshmallow inside. This piece is 2 ounces, like the others, but is 2.25 inches square and .75 inches high.
Russell Stover makes a nice marshmallow, and make a lot of different kinds in all shapes and sizes. The interesting twist here is the layering of two different flavors. The layering is lovely too look at, though hard to perceive when eating. The bite was good, the marshmallow is soft, but not dry. The chocolate stuck to it well, so there were not little flaky bits, though after two bites pretty much all of the chocolate coating was cracked.
The marshmallow is sweet but has no real flavor profile of its own. It's not vanilla, it's not really chocolate ... maybe a touch of cocoa at times. The real flavor here is the milk chocolate coating, which is good. It's very milky and melts well, combines well with the marshmallow. The marshmallow texture is quite sticky and not as fluffy as some others that I've had from them, more like a marshmallow sauce than a stand alone marshmallow. However, the texture of this marshmallow is much more like it would be if it were sitting on the top of a cup of cocoa, just a little melted, so maybe that's the goal here.
Generally, the plain marshmallow and chocolate isn't a stellar combination for me, unless there's a stronger flavor note from the marshmallow itself. (See's does a good job with their honey touch to their marshmallow.)
I liked this, but like the other Big Bite products, I find 2 ounces to be far too much. Russell Stover often has marshmallow items in their holiday offerings for Halloween, Christmas, Valentines and Easter. I don't really see a need for a year round version in this size. Maybe if it had a little more flavor, or went for something like a Neapolitan (chocolate, vanilla and strawberry marshmallow) instead of just the chocolate & vanilla.However, if you are a fan of Russell Stover's marshmallows and the little minis they now offer year round don't do it for you, you're just the right demographic for this one.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:02 pm Candy • Review • Russell Stover • Chocolate • Marshmallow • 6-Tempting • United States • Walgreen's • Comments (1)
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Suss Pecan Maple Caramels
At the Fancy Food Show last month I ran across another small-batch caramel maker. This one is called Suss Sweets. They're based in New Hampshire and have a line of caramels with an interesting package idea - the caramels are sold in long logs, not individual pieces. So a standard roll is 1/4 of a pound. You slice off however much you want.
I found them at an Italian deli at Americana at Brand mall in Glendale. I had to go through the entire basket of caramel logs to find the only Maple Pecan one, since it was the flavor that I sparked the most with at the show.
There's a lot of packaging for what looks so simple. The outside is a piece of baking parchment, twisted at the ends with a little sleeve with the label on it. Inside is a box, embossed with the logo (kind of a waste, I didn't notice this touch until I was throwing it out). Then inside the box, the caramel roll is wrapped in wax paper.
The long log was easy to slice into appropriate pieces. The nuts were not as numerous as I'd hoped, so some slices were nutless. However, the maple and pecan flavor was throughout the entire bar. The chew of the caramel was smooth with excellent toasted sugar and fresh butter notes. The salt touch was quite light, enough to balance the sweetness but not so much to make me grab a glass of water. The nuts were fresh and the pecan flavors went very well with the woodsy and vanilla maple notes.
The bar was expensive at $7.50, but of course it was a quarter of a pound. But the fact that they're not ready to eat meant we couldn't just try them with our coffee at the store, we had to wait until we got home and got out a knife.
I did get to try the full range of flavors, including Pumpkin Seed and the straight Vanilla with Sea Salt. It's a good caramel, just like I make at home when I have the time and the weather cooperates. It's a fun item if you're putting together a gift basket, especially if it's a themed with coffee, cheese or other sweets. The fact that you can control the size of the pieces will appeal to some consumers, but I think I just want mine individually wrapped.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 4:34 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Caramel • Nuts • 7-Worth It • United States • Comments (1)
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Honey Acres Chocolate and Orange Patties
Honey Acres in Wisconsin has been keeping bees since 1852. They sell a variety of honeys as well as some very specific honey-based products. I picked up these samples from the Fancy Food Show last month.
One of the lines Honey Acres makes are honey patties which feature an unsweetened chocolate coating around a creamed honey center. This may sound familiar, as I've reviewed the Trader Joe's Mint Honey Patties before. Honey Acres actually makes three varieties of honey patties: the traditional mint, orange and chocolate.
The creamed honey is just honey, that's been carefully recrystallized in a way that makes it milky looking, spreadable and thick, instead of clear and viscous. There are no additional ingredients, no dairy associated with the creaming process.
The most intriguing of their three patties is the Honey Kissed Dark Chocolate Cocoa. There are two ingredients: chocolate and honey. It's a little more complicated than that. The chocolate shell is unsweetened chocolate and then the center is honey creamed with unsweetened chocolate.
The pattie comes in a matte gold foil. Snapped in half, the center is a golden brown, set off nicely by they very crisply tempered chocolate.
It's a very strong chocolate product. The honey melts at a different rate from the chocolate on the outside, so it's an uneven mix of the honey flavors, the sweetness, the creaminess and then the bitter pop of the chocolate. It's quite rich and the recommended serving of 3 pieces is very filling. I enjoyed eating them in different ways, sometimes nibbling the chocolate edges so that I had more of a honey proportion for a big bite of the center. Mostly I bit in half and let it all melt together.
Ultimately, I think I prefer a little flavor with it, the chocolate in the honey center did little more than just make the honey less pronounced.
The Honey Kissed Dark Chocolate Orange patty uses Valencia orange extract in the center instead of the peppermint oil for flavoring. This is an interesting combination, because I think that the citrus flavors go far better with honey than peppermint. The oily beeswax feeling on the tongue is cut but the vibrant orange oil. The bitterness of the unsweetened chocolate really shines through all this, with lots more woodsy notes than I noticed when combined with mint.
The calorie count on the website for Honey Acres listed them as about 11 grams a piece and only 110 calories per 3 piece serving. I don't think that's quite right, because it works out to less than 100 calories per ounce, which is not possible for a candy that's also half fat. So, I'd prefer to go with the accounting for the Trader Joe's which says 140 calories for 3 patties.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:53 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Chocolate • Kosher • 8-Tasty • United States • Comments (3)
Monday, February 23, 2015
Russell Stover Big Bite Coffee
Russell Stover Big Bite House Blend Coffee is a new all-year item from Russell Stover. The 2 ounce pieces are actually big bites, more than a single serving but less than a sharable piece.
The package says: smooth dark chocolate enrobes a robust coffee-flavored center.
This is the first I've seen a coffee flavored item from Russell Stover in their single serve line, though I think they do some coffee items in their boxed chocolates.
The dark chocolate coating is pretty thick and sticks to the filling well. The filling is what I'd call a cross between a ganache and a fudge. It's thick and has a good melt. The base is made from sugar and cream, so it's like a ganache, but doesn't have that much chocolate in it. Instead it's just loaded with coffee. The coffee flavor is woodsy, with a little bitter acidic note to it. It's definitely strong, and not terribly sweet, considering the amount of sugar in there.
It's nice. However, it's big. I don't want this much chocolate and ganache. I want about half as much, and maybe in more of a stick or plank format than a big patty. Or maybe a smaller patty, like a Peppermint Patty format, but with a coffee ganache center.
Russell Stover Big Bite Cappuccino is similar to the House Blend Coffee, instead of a dark chocolate shell, it has a white chocolate shell, kind of like a cappuccino has a milk foam topping.
The package says: Rich coffee-flavored filling surrounded by creamy white chocolate & dusted with cocoa.
My photo didn't turn out very well, partly because it's actually a low contrast wrapper. It's a light gold foil with other darker gold accents and a mix of brown and white text. Not easy to read on the front and even worse on the back.
It smells similarly coffee-ish to the House Blend Coffee, only there's a more sweet note from the white coating. The combination wasn't appealing to me on paper, as I was expecting it to be cloyingly sweet. However, the bitterness of the center can actually accept quite a bit of sweetness from the white chocolate coating, which is especially thick at the middle. It never quite mixes to create a good approximation of a cappuccino or latte, but does give me more of a coffee ice cream note to the whole thing.
On the whole, Russell Stover has done an excellent job with their coffee flavoring for the center. It has a lot of the right flavor elements without tasting too much like instant coffee or including actual coffee grounds in the center. I wouldn't mind seeing these in the seasonal varieties, mostly because those are a bit smaller than the Big Bite line, but I think this is a good addition to their line. Since there aren't many coffee flavored chocolates out on the market, it's a nice option.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 4:51 pm Candy • Review • Russell Stover • Chocolate • Coffee • White Chocolate • 7-Worth It • United States • Walgreen's • Comments (4)
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Trader Joe's Milk Chocolate Jumbles
Trader Joe's always has a quirky take on a standard candy. Their new Trader Joe's Milk Chocolate Jumbles are sold in little nearly-half-pound tubs and are similar to Pecan Turtles.
The description is: crunchy pecans & toasted quinoa with soft & buttery caramel enrobed in chocolate and topped with Himalaya pink sea salt. They're Kosher and made with mostly organic dairy ingredients as well. Though they use quinoa for the crunchy bits, they're not a gluten-free candy as they may contain wheat. Also, they're made in a facility with other tree nuts, eggs and peanuts. Too bad, because a gluten free and peanut free notation would really set these apart.
The patties are about 1.5 inches across, so either one big bite or two small bites. The nutritional listing is a little odd, as it says that 3 pieces are 36 grams and come to 140 calories. That's just ridiculous for something with so much chocolate and full dairy caramel ingredients. So, my calculations say that it's 102 calories per ounce, I'm going to say that they're at least 125.
They smell like a sweet milk chocolate with a hint of earthy cereal notes. The patties are very flat and turning them over reveals that the inclusions are small. So the pecans are really not crunchy pecans but actually crunched pecans along with the quinoa.
The chew of the caramel is good, with some excellent buttery notes and toasted sugar flavors. The quinoa is crunchy, but not overly so. The pecans were barely evident, to the point that some pieces seemed to be lacking pecans entirely. But when I did get them, they had a wonderful woodsy, maple note. I would have preferred much more in the pecan front, even if they were just small pieces, or even just the quinoa and leave out the pecans entirely.
I don't know if I would pick these up again, but I enjoyed the package I had. If I saw that they had a dark version or mucked around with the proportions, I'd give them another go. But there are other Trader Joe's items that I much prefer over this, including the Butterscotch Sea Salt Caramels. The price point seemed a bit high, but is far better than DeMet's Pecan Turtles which are usually about twice the price per pound and use inferior ingredients.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:53 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Trader Joe's • Caramel • Chocolate • Cookie • Nuts • 7-Worth It • United States • Comments (1)
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Droga Money on Honey Caramels
At the Fancy Food Show last month I tried an array of the offerings from Droga Chocolates, based her in Southern California.
The most standout among their confections, for me, is their Money on Honey Wildflower Honey Caramels. They're a square caramel patty covered in Guittard dark chocolate and sprinkled with fleur de sel. But the big thing to note is that the caramel part is made with California wildflower honey and no corn syrup. So the center is just sugar, honey, cream and butter.
They're made in a gluten free facility with non-gmo ingredients and are Kosher.
I picked up this box of four half-ounce or so caramels at Lolli & Pops. It's a bit pricey for 2.4 ounces at $8.25.
There's a lot of packaging. There's a tray where the caramels sit in fluted cups, which is then inside a box, which is then covered with a sleeve.
Each little piece, though, is quite perfect looking.
They smell of chocolate, with perhaps a floral note of the heavy beeswax scent.
The caramel itself has a good chew, a gentle pull but is stiff enough to hold itself together with the chocolate. The chocolate is bittersweet, not terribly dark or bitter, more on the fruity and woodsy side of things. The caramel has a long lasting chew with a sort of oily nature to it towards the end that honey can impart. The honey flavors are strong and deep, with notes of malt and beeswax.
The sea salt on the top is concentrated kind of at the center, it could be a little better distributed across the surface. It does provide a nice counterpoint to the sweetness of the chocolate and caramel. But generally the chocolate caramel is not that sweet at all. Honey is sweet, for sure, but not as sweet as plain old sugar, it just has a longer ring to it, a longer finish that has a sort of malt and jasmine tea aftertaste to it.
I would definitely buy these again, but probably only for a special occasion because of the price. If there were a smaller single serving size of just one or two caramel, I think I'd be more inclined to indulge.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 4:09 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Caramel • Chocolate • 8-Tasty • United States • Comments (0)
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Theo My Cherry Baby
It's hard to resist a pretty bit of packaging, especially when, as I mentioned in last week's review of the Theo's Love Crunch, a chocolate bar is far better than a greeting card. The bubbly design in reds and pinks is a bit feminine, but the flavors should suit anyone who likes their milk chocolate on the deeper side of the pool.
This Theo bar delivers on the promise of the package, for me. The wrapper for the Theo Chocolate My Cherry Baby bar says, Fall in love with cherries in dreamy 45% milk chocolate - tangy, sweet and yummy.
The bars are made in Seattle with ethically sourced, non GMO, no soy, gluten free, Kosher and in this case, at a darn affordable price. For some reason they weren't $4 a bar, which Theo is usually priced, but I got mine for $1.50 each.
The bar is a dark milk, which is a nice place to start for a high end bar. The flavor is quite deep with rich coffee notes, but also quite a bit of malt and even a hint of yeast in there. The cherry pieces are tiny and a bit on the leathery side. They're tangy and chewy, but not freeze dried crispy bits either. The flavor combines well, though both seem to bring out bitter notes in each other - I got the cherry skin bitterness on one hand and the roasted acrid notes from the chocolate.
It's a tasty bar, easy to eat, but I felt no need to eat more than a large square at a time, even though a half of a bar is the recommended dose.
I do enjoy Theo Chocolate's seasonal bars quite a bit, much more than their standard just-chocolate. The gold standard for them will probably always be the Dark Chocolate Salted Almond ... but toss in a few cherries for a holiday version, and I might be inclined to revise my opinion.
Related Candies
POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:03 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Valentines • Theo • Chocolate • Ethically Sourced • Kosher • Organic • 7-Worth It • United States • Whole Foods • Comments (0)
Meticulously photographed and documented reviews of candy from around the world. And the occasional other sweet adventures. Open your mouth, expand your mind.


text:
We just finished a Trail Care Crew visit at the Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station, in Havelock, NC. Working on a military base was a first for us.... Read More / Post Comments
Morgan and Steve Lommele
Morgan Lommele and Steve Lommele are one of two Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crews. The Trail Care Crews are professional trail experts, who travel year-round throughout the U.S., leading trail work sessions, meeting with land managers and working with IMBA-affiliated clubs and the communities they serve to improve mountain biking opportunities. Morgan and Steve are both from Colorado, and have experience with public speaking, facilitation, collaborative processes, communications and recreation management.
Not having enough fun in your life these days? Don't fret, winter's almost over. We've got another idea for you, too: attend one of IMBA's Regional Summits.
IMBA holds World Summits every two years, and in between, we have a new model: the... Read More / Post Comments
The magic word for our most recent Trail Care Crew visit was sharing. Sharing is caring. SORBA-Chattanooga shares the load, so they get a lot of stuff done. If you've ever sat in on our... Read More / Post Comments
There are things that many clubs do well: trail workdays, group rides, and fun social events. Upstate SORBA in Greenville, South Carolina has that stuff covered. They're also effective... Read More / Post Comments
It was raining this past Saturday in Kingsport, Tenn. In fact, we were all expecting a torrential downpour. The skies were gray, and the weather forecast called for 100 percent chance of heavy rain. We woke up Saturday to dry pavement, but during... Read More / Post Comments


text: A special edition of The Journal of Praxis in Multicultural Education has been released by the National Association for Multicultural Education (Volume 5, Number 1, Spring 2010, ISSN: 1931-0242). The book highlights presentations made by the College of Education's faculty and students in discussion of best research and practices utilized at UCCS. All of the the College of Education's departments have focused on Culturally Responsive Teaching, Leadership and Counseling® over the past few years and have collaborated on development of the Culturally Responsive Teaching, Leadership and Counseling® 12-credit hour certificate program. Additional initiatives within the CRTLC® are professional development workshops and this years collaborative annual CRTLC® Symposium with the Educating Children of Color summit to be held this spring, January 21-22, 2011 at UCCS. The common goal is to prepare teachers, leaders and counselors in being advocates for educational equity and social justice.


text:
Sailor Slouch by Emily Ringelman
Welcome! You are browsing as a guestWould you like to see projects made from this pattern and much more? join Ravelry now What am I missing?
© Emily Ringelman
© Emily Ringelman
Sailor Slouch
This pattern is available for $5.00 USD buy it now
This delightfully nautical slouchy hat is part of my Nautical Knits collection that includes the hat, The Captain's Mitts, and The Yacht Club Scarf. Purchasing one pattern gets you all three.
The Sailor Slouch is a very easy, very cute striped hat with a button band on the ribbing. It uses Encore Worsted and Vanna's Choice, or any worsted weight yarn you find appropriate. Use gold anchor buttons to play up the nautical factor.


text:
Download citation file:
Requests for Reprints: Darryl Shibata, MD, Los Angeles County—USC Medical Center, 1200 North State Street, Box 736, Los Angeles, CA 90033.
Current Author Addresses: Dr. Shibata: Los Angeles County—University of Southern California Medical Center, Department of Pathology, Room 2900, 1200 North State Street, Los Angeles, CA 90033.
Dr. Brynes: University of Southern California School of Medicine, Department of Pathology, 2011 Zonal Avenue, HMR 204, Los Angeles, CA 90033.
Drs. Rabinowitz and Gill: Los Angeles County—University of Southern California Medical Center, Department of Medicine, 1200 North State Street, Los Angeles, CA 90033.
Dr. Hanson: University of Michigan Medical School, Department of Pathology, Medical Science I, M5240-0602, 1301 East Catherine, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0602.
Dr. Slovak: City of Hope National Medical Center, 1500 East Duarte Road, Duarte, CA 91010-0269.
Dr. Spira: Division of Host Factors, Building 1-1225 DO8, Center for Infectious Disease, Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, GA 30333.
©1989 American College of PhysiciansAmerican College of Physicians
A patient had adult T-cell leukemia-lymphoma in the unusual setting of coinfection with human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) and human T-cell lymphotropic virus type I (HTLV-1). The leukemic cells were CD4 positive and showed clonal genetic rearrangement of the T-cell receptor complex. Cytogenetic analysis showed three clonal karyotypic abnormalities: trisomy 3 and two translocations [t(1;15), (X;1)]. The patient was seropositive for HIV and HTLV-I; HTLV-I and HIV-1 DNA sequences were detected in peripheral blood leukocytes by the polymerase chain reaction. The HTLV-I sequences were detected in a relatively high proportion of mononuclear cells (at least 1 in 30 cells), whereas HIV-1 sequences were detected in a smaller proportion of cells (at least 1 in 3000 cells). Clinical remission was achieved after chemotherapy. There was a decrease in the proportion of HTLV-I positive mononuclear cells (at least 1 in 1000 cells), whereas the proportion of HIV-1 positive cells was relatively unchanged (at least 1 in 1000 cells). Adult T-cell leukemia-lymphoma in the setting of HIV coinfection may become increasingly common because asymptomatic retroviral coinfections are frequent.
Please read the other comments before posting. Contributors must reveal any conflict
of interest.
Comments are moderated and will appear on the site at the discretion of The American
College of Physicians editorial staff. Please be sure your email address is
updated in your account, otherwise the American College of Physicians will not be
able to contact you about your comment.
Anyone can submit a comment any time after publication, but only those submitted within 4 weeks of an article's publication will be considered for print publication. One month after publication, editors review all posted comments and select some for publication in the Letters section of the print version of Annals. (Not peer reviewed)
Authors: No more than 5
Text: Word Limit 400 (excludes references), 5 references, no figures or tables
* = Required Field
Disclosure of Any Conflicts of Interest*
(applies to the past 5 years and foreseeable future) Indicate any potential conflicts
of interest of each author below, including specific financial interests and relationships
and affiliations relevant to the subject matter or materials discussed in the manuscript
(eg, employment/affiliation, grants or funding, consultancies, honoraria, speakers
bureau, stock ownership or options, expert testimony, royalties, donation of medical
equipment, or patents filed, received, or pending). If all authors have none, check
"No potential conflicts or relevant financial interests" in the box below. Please
also indicate any funding received in support of this work. The information will
be posted with your response.
Terms of Use
The In the Clinic® slide sets are owned and copyrighted by the American College
of Physicians (ACP). All text, graphics, trademarks, and other intellectual property
incorporated into the slide sets remain the sole and exclusive property of the ACP.
The slide sets may be used only by the person who downloads or purchases them and
only for the purpose of presenting them during not-for-profit educational activities.
Users may incorporate the entire slide set or selected individual slides into their
own teaching presentations but may not alter the content of the slides in any way
or remove the ACP copyright notice. Users may make print copies for use as hand-outs
for the audience the user is personally addressing but may not otherwise reproduce
or distribute the slides by any means or media, including but not limited to sending
them as e-mail attachments, posting them on Internet or Intranet sites, publishing
them in meeting proceedings, or making them available for sale or distribution in
any unauthorized form, without the express written permission of the ACP. Unauthorized
use of the In the Clinic slide sets will constitute copyright infringement.
to gain full access to the content and tools.
Learn more about subscription options


text:
Prof. Henry Lieberman
Fall 2006
This course will explore the state of the art in common sense knowledge, and class projects will design and build interfaces that can exploit this knowledge to make more usable and helpful interfaces.
This year's theme will be about how common sense knowledge differs in different languages and cultures, and how machine understanding of this knowledge can help increase communication between people, and between people and machines.
Henry Lieberman. MAS.962 Common Sense Reasoning for Interactive Applications, Fall 2006. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT OpenCourseWare), http://ocw.mit.edu (Accessed). License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
For more information about using these materials and the Creative Commons license, see our Terms of Use.


text:
No abstract available.Full Article | PDF Article
No abstract available.Full Article | PDF Article
OSA participates in Crossref's Cited-By Linking service. Citing articles from OSA journals and other participating publishers are listed here.
Alert me when this article is cited.
This illustrates the general case of an asymmetric Czerny–Turner spectrometer or spectrograph with two torroidal mirrors. There are four radii of curvature:
Equations on this page are rendered with MathJax. Learn more.


text:
New Collection in the Archives: John Dickinson's Notebooks
I was excited to finish processing recently a small but very interesting collection: 12 notebooks filled with the research and lectures of former Penn Law Professor John Dickinson.
Born in Maryland in 1894, Dickinson was born into a legal history pedigree: he was a direct descendant of another John Dickinson, a Founding Father and lawyer who had authored the first draft of the Articles of Confederation.
The younger Dickinson excelled in Greek and Latin from an early age, graduating from Princeton at the age of 19. From there, Dickinson taught American and Medieval history before returning to Princeton to earn his Ph.D. In 1919, the newly minted Professor Dickinson immediately enrolled in law school at Harvard, where he received his LL.B. in 1921. While practicing law in New York and Los Angeles, Dickinson explored his lifelong passion of writing. His efforts culminated in the 1927 publication of Administrative Justice and the Supremacy of Law in the United States, widely considered a legal classic. After turning down offers from Harvard and Yale, Dickinson arrived at Penn Law School in 1929. He would remain here until his retirement in 1948.
For nearly 20 years, Dickinson embodied the spirit of interdisciplinary study promoted by the Law School, teaching on a range of topics, including constitutional law, legal theory, and Greco-Roman law. It was this last interest that inspired Dickinson to return to his roots in the classics to write a sprawling study of Western thought from the Ancient era to the present. The centerpiece of the work was to be an in-depth study of Roman law and institutions. Sadly, the manuscript was never completed, as Dickinson died suddenly in 1952 from an embolism.
The notebooks that the Law School Archives just accessioned include Dickinson's handwritten notes in drafting the book. One volume is particularly interesting: it's a series of lectures that Dickinson might have given in one of his classes on the laws of Ancient Greece and Rome. Below is a picture I captured of one of these lectures:
At the time of the scholar's passing, Dickinson's colleague, fellow Penn Law Professor George Haskins, wrote of Dickinson in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, "Seldom has anyone combined such a unique versatility and competence in so many fields of learning and endeavor. A scholar of of world repute and a leader among men and in affairs, he died in the prime of life, his course not run." Dickinson's final manuscript may have never been published, but the Archives is honored to have records of his preliminarly work.
If you're interested in taking a look at Professor Dickinson's notes, contact me or drop by the Archives.


text:
Remove Ads x
download-3gp-pemerkosaan-gadis-smu-bali.zip - download at 4shared. download-3gp-pemerkosaan-gadis-smu-bali.zip 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.
11 comments Add new comment View all
Wrong code entered. Please, try again.
Enter the code above to post message:
wisnu.8c.1219... 3 years ago Reply Spam SpamCancel
joss pkok e
deglekkorea 4 years ago Reply Spam SpamCancel
kok bayar to.wah payah ntar gk laku lho jon
deglekkorea 4 years ago Reply Spam SpamCancel
kok bayar to
iseng_iseng20... 6 years ago Reply Spam SpamCancel
ok lah
Remove Ads x
Download all files from this folder
Download folder as:
This file will be created in your 4shared folder
File name:
Zip as:
Download as B1
download-3gp-pemerkosaan-gadis-smu-bali....File QR Code


text:
House Transportation Committee Chairman Bill Shuster, a Pennsylvania Republican whose district includes Franklin County, is in Mississippi today participating in discussion on highways, ports and railways.
The transportation roundtable is hosted by Rep. Steven Palazzo, a Republican who represents Mississippi.
The event is being held at the M&M Bank Building in Pascagoula.
Shuster became transportation committee chairman in the new Congress. He succeeded Rep. John Mica, a Republican from Florida.
Shuster has been a member of Congress since 2001.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Navy recognized for St. Julien Creek restoration efforts
The Navy has been working on the restoration of seven sites at SJCA since 1980, and now they say they've completed the project.
The Navy has been working on the restoration of seven sites at SJCA since 1980, and now they say they've completed the project.
Police are investigating the death of a woman in the 100 block of Misty Cove.
Firefighters responded to a residential fire in the 2600 block of North Armistead Avenue.
Linwood Taylor received a sentence of 21 years in prison for charges related to heroin distribution.
A University of Pittsburgh student trying to impress a woman by leaping from one rooftop to another fell into a narrow gap.
A man has been taken into custody in connection with homicide that occurred over the weekend.
The longtime CNN anchor has a strong connection to Hampton Roads police stemming from events in January.
The World Wide Web has transformed virtually everything, from the way that we work, to the way that we shop and entertain ourselves.
Devonte Johnson was sentenced to seven years in prison, with five years suspended.
Three people sustained injuries in a four-car crash Tuesday, Aug. 23, at Military Highway and Canal Drive.
Police are searching for a man who bit off a bartender's finger after being kicked out of a San Francisco bar at closing time.
Darcey Darrell Crocker is facing charges including armed robbery and grand larceny.
Viewer photos showed a pick-up truck with heavy front-end damage on the passenger side and another car that had flipped over.
The location of the runway does not have the land available on the west end for a safety area, according to officials.
President Obama will tour flood-damaged property and speak with survivors in Louisiana after an estimated 60,000 homes were damaged this mon…
This is the second time in the past four days the courthouse has been evacuated because of a bomb threat.


text:
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Newegg.com at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.
Get it today!Shop Now
OrAdd to Wish List
From the Mr. Christmas Collection Item #14681Using Radio-frequency identification technology, Maestro Mouse can play 24 favorite holiday tunes on his pianoPresence activated, just place one of the music sheets on his piano and a song will playChange sheet music at any time to hear a different songRequires 4 "AA" batteries - not includedSongs include: We Wish You A Merry Christmas, Jingle Bells, Deck the Halls, Silent Night, Joy to the World, The First Noel and more! Volume control dialDimensions: 5"H x 6"W x 4.5"DMaterial(s): plastic/metal Type: Table Top Decorations Mapping: Null. Price: $69.99
© Copyright 2016 - Christmas.com. All rights reserved and protected by Christmas Spirit


text:
rogerfederer.com - A good start after a long break
Navigation with Access Keys
- [Alt + 0] - Startseite
- [Alt + 1] - Navigation
- [Alt + 2] - Inhalt
- [Alt + 3] - Kontakt
- [Alt + 4] - Sitemap
- [Alt + 5] - Suche
Language menu
A good start after a long break
Roger returned from vacation to post a first-round win at the Toronto Masters on Tuesday. Back in action for the first time since his Wimbledon showdown, he celebrated his 25th birthday by easing past Frenchman Paul-Henri Mathieu 6-3 6-4.
After spending a month off savouring a fourth consecutive Wimbledon title at his training and holiday base in Dubai, Roger was typically efficient, improving his season's hardcourt record to 29-1, his only loss coming to Nadal in the Dubai final.
Roger, the 2004 Toronto champion, will next meet in-form Frenchman Sébastien Grosjean (ATP 33), against whom he has won two of four encounters so far.
"I was home last year so it's good to be back on the road again for my birthday," said Roger, who was presented with a cake while the centre court crowd sang Happy Birthday to the eight-times grand slam winner. "I was very relaxed going into today's match, even though I knew the opponent can be very dangerous," he added. "To play so well is always a bit of a surprise in the first round.
"These Masters Series are really, really tough from the first round on. To come through was a good sign."
I think you were happy that time when you received the big cake. The centre court was in a great atmosphere as they sang Happy Birthday to you. I wish I could be there that moment. It must be a sweet memory f
keep it up!
Besos de
Paulina.Te quiero.
All the best in next match vs Haas or Tursunov.
Stay focus and hungry for another win.
You can do it !
Blessings !
Bs As


text:
About the Book
"21 Pounds in 21 Days hit us like a breath of fresh air….Everything you need to get clean and lean is right here!"
—Woman's World<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
The revolutionary <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Martha's Vineyard Diet Detox is here! The New York Times bestseller, 21 Pounds in 21 Days by Roni DeLuz, RN, ND, founder and director of The Martha's Vineyard Holistic Retreat, and James Hester is a safe and effective cleansing detox that gets your body back on the wellness track in just three short weeks. Enjoy vibrant health and maximum weight loss with Roni DeLuz's clear, step-by-step detox plans—and you can even choose one of three different programs: the "MiniFast" weekend detox for first-timers, or the "SuperFast" or "MasterFast" plans for more committed detoxers.
Detox diets are making news as the quickest, easiest way to shed pounds, boost your energy, and get yourself on a wellness track. Popular in the 1970s, cleansing fasts are again all the rage among celebrities like Gisele Bundchen, Gwyneth Paltrow, Stella McCartney, and Madonna.
One of the key advocates of the health benefits of cleansing detoxes is Roni DeLuz, ND, a licensed naturopathic and health practitioner at Martha's Vineyard Holistic Retreat, part of the renowned Martha's Vineyard Inn. The idea behind DeLuz's new detox plan is the belief that the foods we eat (along with the coffee, tea, and alcohol we drink and the air we breathe) contain harmful and toxic substances that accumulate in our bodies and need to be removed in some way. In 21 Pounds in 21 Days, DeLuz offers three different detox programs, including the original and most effective 21-day "MasterFast," which promises a 21-pound weight loss in just three weeks and focuses on detoxification through antioxidants, fasting, stress reduction, and lifestyle changes. Also included in the book are:Maintenance plansDozens of easy, delicious recipesReal-life tipsAn extensive glossary of termsA guide to supplements
Meals consist of supplement-laden drinks, herbal teas, thick, delicious vegetable purees, and "live" juices, along with nutritional supplements, vitamins, and enzymes designed to keep the body's systems stable and its cells nourished while harmful toxins are flushed out. 21 Pounds in 21 Days isn't just for those looking to lose weight; everyone can benefit from this revolutionary detox diet that results in a clean, refreshed system that functions at its best.
Educator and Librarian Resources
Product Details
- Imprint: William Morrow
- On Sale: 05/08/2007
- Trimsize: 7.375 in (w) x 9.25 in (h) x 0.909 in (d)
- Pages: 240
- List Price: 24.95 USD
- BISAC1: HEALTH & FITNESS / Diet & Nutrition / Diets
- BISAC2: HEALTH & FITNESS / Naturopathy
- BISAC3: COOKING / Vegetarian


text:
Ethan Ash - Single Review, "All I Need"
Posted by Guest Writer on Thu, 20 Oct 2011.
Unlike the overpowering and worrying majority of females under 25, when I read the words, 'supported Ed Sheeran', I wasn't filled with confidence. Then I saw that Ethan Ash's recent single was titled 'All I Need', and started to prepare myself for the inevitable nausea provoked by another acoustic guitar-wielding berk trying desperately to appeal to the masses.
The track begins with a characteristic acoustic guitar riff and the familiar husky vocals that always get a standing ovation on Britain's got talent. But as the song continues, it's not as sickening as first thought. Although the pre-chorus line, 'baby you're all I need', is somewhat predictable and unoriginal, Ethan comes across as genuine and sincere, and not just another dolt singing about a girl.
Of course Ethan is singing about a girl, 'whether it be day or whether it be night she said call me any time', but I don't take an instant dislike to whoever he's singing about, whereas it became near impossible not to abhor Sheeran's 'A-Team' muse.
Accompanying the single, the video for 'All I Need' is another sign of Ash's sincerity. The video features wedding footage of a couple who are apparently close friends of Ethan's, with the footage being of their actual wedding. Poignant, as all wedding footage should be, it's a glimpse of human nature at it's most touching, and the cutesy, sickly-sweet 'All I Need' seems to fit it just right.
'All I Need' isn't dissimilar enough from Jack Johnson/James Morrison etc. to really stand out from the crowd, but then it's not edged with the Sheeran-esque arrogance and immaturity that causes instant hatred. It's a nice track.
Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Review by Rosie


text:
Wide range of cardiovascular and muscle apparatus, treadmills, exercise bikes, elliptical apparatus, apparatus for tone your body
All at your disposal and also with the possibility to count on our instructors who will offer you a personalized service and a program tailored to your needs, to achieve your proposed objectives.
The access is free for guests staying at the Hotel Muntanya, Aparthotel Ca L'Auren and for the partners.
It is located in the Hotel Muntanya, 1 km from the Camping Bungalow-Park La Cerdanya.


text:
We (well the remote network's guy did) found out what the problem was. One
side of the firewall was NAT'ing incoming UDP packets, so the client thought
it had to reply to the inside interface of the firewall, and thus wasn't
able to reply to the master server because the return address it was given
on the incoming packet had been changed by the firewall.
What was strange about is that commands like ;
bpclntcmd -sv
bpclntcmd -pn
bpclntcmd -hn
bpclntcmd -ip
bpclntcmd -get_pbx_port
bpclntcmd -self
would all work, but this one option of bpclntcmd wouldn't
bpclncmd -get_remote_host_version
Also, the remote media server could manage (via the Admin Console) all
features of the master server and other media servers, and itself, but the
master server couldn't see the remote tape drive, nor manage the remote
media server. Very strange.
When I get the full details of what had to be changed, I'll post again.
wrote in message
> Hi All,
> Really needs some help with this one...
> All servers Windows 2003 SP1 with NetBackup Enterprise v6.0 MP1.
> Got a master and media server on a 172.24.n.n network, and lots of
> clients - all fine.
> Just setup another media server on a 192.168.149.n network offsite,
> through a FirePass F5 box and Cisco firewalls. My network people tell me
> the pipes are fully open.
> I can browse files and terminal server sessions all work ok. The remote
> media server can access and configure the master server, but the master
> server can't configure the new media server, although windows file
> browsing both ways, and RDP/mstsc/terminal-services is fine both ways.
> The media server on the 192.168.149.n network can browse files and RDP
> other clients on that segment, but NetBackup can't configure them.
> The new media server on 192.168.149.n can bpclntcmd itself and the master
> server no problem, but when I do ;
> bpclntcmd -get_pbx_version_number masterserver
> I get
> socket read error
> When I try to configure the new media server I get the same error.
> I've read through the troubleshooting guide on PBX and run the "pbxcfg -p"
> and all seems okay.
> In the admin console on the master server, in media and "device management
> / devices / hosts" the new media server is showing as "offline".
> I've added and configured a local tape drive to the remote media server,
> and "scan -tape" finds it okay, and "tpautoconf -report_disc" doesn't
> report any discrepencies,and the drive shows in "devices / drives" view,
> but won't show up in the "activity view / drives" tab.
> I can't figure it? Has anyone got any ideas?
> Many thanks,
> Dave.


text:
Aims and Objectives
* To improve the general standing of Winchester & District Athletics Club regionally and nationally with the aim of progressing our teams to the highest position in all of the Leagues that we enter.
* To assist Club members to reach their full potential, meet their personal goals and to compete at the highest level of competition.
* To provide a safe, friendly and stimulating environment in which to enjoy a variety of athletic disciplines.
* To provide opportunities to pursue a progressive programme of exercise for improvement of health, fitness and performance.
* To encourage team work, loyalty and commitment to the Club. To this end, we expect members to compete regularly for the Club and at least 5 times per year.
* To foster behaviour and attitudes among Club members, coaches, team managers, volunteers and parents of athletes that will enhance the reputation of the Club.


text:
FEB 25, 2013 - CBS Sports
A Must Read - Share
Jarome Iginla scored twice and the Calgary Flames had goals 23 seconds apart in the final 2 minutes to rally for a 5-4 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes on Sunday night.
Editor's Picks
Hey you have no friends!!! Get to work and start inviting friends to help build your Comunitee. Click Here to invite friends.
© 2011 Comunitee, Inc.


text:
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The Giants delayed announcing contract extensions with Jeremy Affeldt and Brian Wilson on Friday — leading to rumblings that they might be getting close to a new deal with Matt Cain, too.
An extension for Cain would be the next logical step after the Giants locked up their two best late-inning pitchers. Wilson will receive a two-year, $15 million extension that will pay him $6.5 million in 2011 and $8.5 million in 2012, a source told the Mercury News.
Cain is entering the last guaranteed year on the contract he signed in 2006; the club holds a $6.25 million option with vesting language based on starts and innings.
Cain said he doesn't envision playing anywhere else and he'd welcome an extension.
Manager Bruce Bochy termed the cut a "slight concern" but said Lincecum should be able to pitch Wednesday. For strategic reasons, he'd face minor leaguers rather than start against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
It would be Lincecum's final outing before the April 5 opener. Will that be enough?
"I'm hoping so," Lincecum said. "I feel I'm probably 85 percent sure with what my body is doing out there."
Posey's effortless transition to first base along with a terrific spring with the bat have club officials leaning strongly toward keeping him as a hybrid catcher/first baseman, a source said.
Sabean named John Bowker as a competitor at the position even though he might be challenged defensively.
Ford was the emerging star of the spring, hitting .500 in 20 at-bats while excelling on defense.


text: Help We want you to enjoy your time on Wink, so if you're unsure about anything, we've included a few tips below to help navigate your way around! Check out the FAQ section to find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions. If it doesn't answer your query, check out the GETTING STARTED section. Don't forget that if at any point you have a question that isn't answered in this section, then just submit your questions to one of our support agents either via email or phone. They're here to help 24/7! About Us Contact Us The Newest Additions to the Wink Family Spindipity Joy of Bingo Wink Slots Snowy Bingo Easter Bingo


text:
Rental Boilers
All Powerhouse rental boilers are completely portable and can be on your site within hours. With boiler units stocked in every size range, your temporary steam needs can easily be met with our 24/7 delivery and support. Your rental boiler package includes our expert boiler services: start-up service, operator training and turnkey installation. Learn why our rental boilers are the easiest power solution.
Portable Boiler Room
Trailer Mounted Boiler
Large Capacity Boilers
Firetube & Watertube
Boiler Equipment
Powerhouse supports our large fleet of rental equipment with a complete line of auxiliary boiler equipment – and boiler parts – in multiple size ranges and configurations. Ready to ship immediately.
Open or Enclosed
All with Pumps
|Heat Exchangers
Complete Systems
Customize easilly
|Auxiliary Equipment
HW Circulation Systems
Pumps and More
Why Rent a Commercial Boiler?
Many companies face a difficult decision: Should we rent a boiler or should we buy a boiler? And, if you decide to purchase a boiler, should you purchase a new boiler – or save some money by buying a used boiler. Powerhouse has worked with many companies over the years to solve this problem. While the needs of every company are different, we've found there are 5 Key Reasons why a company should rent a commercial boiler.
Boilers are the heart of your process or provide necessary heat and emergencies happen. Rental Boilers are in stock and can be hooked up in a matter of hours. Help is ready.
Peak Demand
Don't slow down, don't overtax your boilers, rent a supplementary unit and get through your period of high demand, easily.
Shutdown / Boiler Repairs
Boilers need regular cleaning and inspection, rent a boiler for a short term and get your units to optimal working condition. Your boilers need to be safe and reliable, rent to make this possible.
Capital Expense Alternative
Unable to free up capital? Boiler room taking too long to build or upgrade? Rent for any period and give yourself enormous flexibility.
Flexible Payment Terms
Short-term or long-term. Rent, lease-purchase, finance. Setup the deal that works best for you without crippling your business.


text:
The intial bullet in the Ishrat Jahan case was fired on June 15, 2004 when four people including Ishrat Jahan, a college girl from Maharashtra, were encountered by the Gujarat Police. When asked for a reason the police alleged that they were members of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba. A magistrate cried foul and termed the encounter as a 'fake'. An SIT team member filed an affidavit stating the encounter was a fake. Two years after Gujarat High Court ordered CBI to probe the case, it swung into action, arrested and issued warrants against many police officers. Now CBI is all set to file a preliminary charge sheet in the case on July 3, in which it has promised to name the police officers who executed the encounter.
Created by HtNewMedia on 03/07/2013
Last updated: 04/07/13 at 18:23
Tags: Ishrat Jahaan narendra modi amit shah hindustantimes
Ishrat Jahan encounter case has no followers yet. Be the first one to follow.
CBI is set to file preliminary charge sheet in the case on July 3rd. It is set to name Gujarat cops who executed the encounter.
CBI says Ishrat Jahan encounter fake, does not name Modi in chargesheet.
BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad today condemned the CBI for framing Modi in Ishrat Jahan Case. He also added that the federal investigating agency is being abused.
June 2013: CBI arrests IPS officer DG Vanzara from jail. It also removes IPS Satish Verma from its probe team. CBI says it has proof that Rajinder Kumar was involved in the fake encounter.
CBI court issues an arrest warrant against Gujarat's ADG PP Pande while the it summons IB special director Rajinder Kumar for interrogation
CBI makes its first arrest, Gujarat IPS GL Singhal
Gujarat HC orders CBI to probe the case. Video credit : IBN LIVE
SIT member Satish Varma files an affidavit stating the encounter was fake. Video credit NewsX
A three-member SIT begins investigation and starts recording statements of witnesses, police officials involved in the case.
SC rejects Gujarat government's plea challenging the HC order to form a new SIT.
The HC constitutes a new SIT after the Raghavan-headed SIT expresses its inability to undertake the probe.
Gujarat HC asks Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT), headed by former CBI director RK Raghavan, to take up the case.
Ahmedabad metropolitan magistrate SP Tamang calls the encounter fake.
Ishrat's relatives collect her body from a hospital in Ahmedabad.
A college girl from Mumbra, Maharashtra, she belonged to a lower middle class family. Second of seven siblings, Ishrat became the breadwinner of the family after her father's death in 2002.
Ishrat Jahan, Javed Sheikh, Amjad Ali Rana and Zeeshan Johar killed in a police encounter on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. The police claim they were members of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba on a mission to kill Gujarat CM Narendra Modi.
Reportedly a Pakistani national but no one claimed his and Amjad Ali's bodies after they were killed. Zeeshan is said to have been handed over to Gujarat police by IB officials before the encounter.
Amjad Ali Rana: Reportedly a Pakistani national but there's no documentary evidence to prove it. His identity remains a mystery.
Pranesh Pillai alias Javed Sheikh: A Mumbai-based petty criminal involved in counterfeit currency and smuggling, he was friends with Ishrat.


text:
It is bad enough that we have penis thieves in China stealing a man's penis while he sleeps, or cannibals in Papua New Guinea castrating witch doctors and making penis soup — but now we have jealous wives raping their husband to death.
According to the Indian Express
In an extraordinary case of jealousy, a Nigerian man – husband of six – was allegedly raped to death by his five spouses as he was paying too much attention to his sixth wife in east-central Benue state. Uroko Onoja, a wealthy businessman, was having sex with his youngest wife when the other five women attacked him with knives and sticks, demanding that he have sex with all of them at once.
Onoja, who resisted their attack, was overpowered by the women who ordered that the sex march begin with the youngest wife and to continue in that order to the top, Nigeria's Daily reported. Onoja stopped breathing when the fifth woman was making her way to the bed. According Onoja's youngest wife, five other spouses ran into the forest realising that their husband is no more.
Village head Okpe Odoh said that the matter had been reported to the police, who have already arrested two of the wives following the incident last week.
Click here to read the full story
3 Comments
ye kya bakchodi hai bhai!!
دوستي گرنباشد دنيانيست ولي افسوس دوست پاك پيدانيست
That poor, poor man! What a horrible fate …
Leave a reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Associated Press
OLYMPIA — The state Attorney General's office says a former professor at The Evergreen State College fined nearly $120,000 has vanished.
The Olympian reports that in 2011 Jorge Gilbert was slapped with an $119,578 penalty for ethical violations. A college auditor reported that Gilbert had not accounted for at least $50,000 in student payments he had accepted between 2003 and 2008 for a study-abroad program to Chile.
The ethics board's penalty, the largest it has ever imposed, cited multiple violations of the Ethics in Public Service Act.
On Thursday, the state Attorney General's Office filed a petition to enforce the order requiring Gilbert to pay up. The court filings indicate that the state and the college have no idea where he is.