text:
The Perfect Scottsdale Wedding Starts With The Perfect Setting
As a more intimate and upscale alternative to the larger and less personal resorts in Scottsdale, Gainey Suites Hotel offers charming indoor and outdoor settings, making it the perfect choice for smaller weddings and special events from 40 to 150 guests.
Wedding Venues
This charming, unique, and "distinctively different" boutique hotel in exclusive Gainey Ranch, Scottsdale is the perfect setting for this most special day you've always dreamed of. Imagine an intimate ceremony on the palm lined Terrace Lawn & Gardens, and a magical twilight banquet under the stars or an elegant and joyful celebration in our newly remodeled Gainey Ballroom.
Wedding Catering
Our Wedding Specialist, Nina Melic, will take care of every thoughtful detail and our talented Our Culinary Staff, led by talented Chef Fernando Barranca, will delight your guests with an exquisite culinary presentation, creating flavors and textures to arouse the senses.
Trust us to meticulously choreograph and attend to every detail, from ceremony to celebration, from Officiant to DJ, ensuring all aspects of design and décor blend together perfectly as you envisioned; as well as coordinating your very special guests accommodations. From an intimate bridal luncheon or shower, to an elegant rehearsal dinner or a grand wedding reception, we will ensure that no detail is overlooked.
An Exquisitely Perfect Wedding For Any Budget!
We absolutely promise that the presentation, décor, tabletops, food, service, and orchestration of your lifetime event will be of the highest quality exceeding your expectations and astounding your guests. Choose from ala carte packages or an all-inclusive package that takes care of the photography, ceremony, officiant, florals, specialty linens, DJ, and various food & beverage choices that will work for any budget.
View a sampling of our Catering Menus.
For a tour and consultation call 480.367.4614 or e-mail email@example.com
PS: Ask about our special guest suite rates for your out of town family and friends.
Wedding Activities
Our Gainey Suites Family will warmly welcome, pamper, and attend to your wedding guests just as we would our own family and friends in our signature friendly, helpful, and caring personal style. As the perfect setting for intimate Scottsdale weddings, Gainey Suites Hotel offers the most centrally convenient location in the heart of Scottsdale's fashionable Gainey Ranch neighborhood. Your guests can just stroll next door and explore the SHOPS-Gainey Village, featuring a collection of wonderful boutiques, trendy restaurants, and captivating art galleries. Allow our concierge to arrange for a day of pampering at The Spa at Gainey Village or tee times at some of the best golf courses the "Valley of the Sun" has to offer, or just explore Scottsdale and experience everything from the western charm of Old Scottsdale to contemporary Scottsdale Chic And if your guests don't have cars, not to worry, we offer a complimentary shuttle within a five-mile radius.
The Perfect Wedding Package
For weddings contracted by November 31, 2016 for any future date you receive the following:
- 25% discount on the Ceremony Fee.
- On your first anniversary receive a complimentary one night stay with rose petal, chocolate covered strawberries and champagne turndown.
Call or email our Wedding Specialist, Kara Mason, at 480 367 4614 or email email@example.com, and let us make your wedding dreams come true!


text:
It ended with a proposal, but the night Kaley Cuoco got engaged to Ryan Sweeting, things got off to a rocky start.
"[He] actually started a little fight with me and threw me off," the Big Bang Theory star told Entertainment Tonight's Rocsi Diaz on Monday.
"I was like, 'Oh my God, things aren't great,' " Cuoco, 27, admitted. "He surprised me at the end of the night … [when] he popped the ring out. It was amazing."
Cuoco, who previously dated her Big Bang co-star Johnny Galecki and was spotted holding hands with Man of Steel actor Henry Cavill in July, hasn't been with tennis player Sweeting, 26, for very long, but says she feels like she's known him her whole life.
"From day one I just knew immediately and it's been magic. We have all the same family friends. We grew up with the same people, we just never met," she revealed. "I know that it seems a little crazy on paper, but it's what works for us."
Kaley Cuoco: My Engagement Started with a Fight
Todd Williamson/Invision for Academy of Television Arts & Sciences/AP

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Exhibits & Animals
- IMAX Movies
- Visit the Aquarium
- Fun & Learning
- Conservation & Research
The re-energized focus on Long Island Sound's story is obvious in the colorfully redesigned main hall, which has been renamed Newman's Own Hall in celebration of a $1.2 million grant from Newman's Own Foundation."
– The Norwalk Citizen
How do you make collecting fish eggs in an aquarium a bit easier? You put them up in a hotel! If you've paid a visit to the Tropical Travelers exhibit at The Maritime Aquarium recently, you may have noticed a … Continue reading
Meet one of our newest additions – the American goosefish! You may also know it as a monkfish. The next time you visit The Maritime Aquarium, try to spot this bottom dweller in the Sandy Bottom exhibit. Sometimes it hangs … Continue reading


text:
PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Pirates will wrap the season up this afternoon, and some of the players won't linger.
Some of them have booked flights home for as early as 5:30 p.m., just about five hours after today's season finale against the Atlanta Braves begins.
There will be a fleet of town cars and other vehicles heading from PNC Park to the airport after the game.
You can't blame the players for being anxious to get home after a six-month season. Perhaps the way this season ended added to the urgency to get out of town.
New wrinkle
The playoffs start this weekend with the play-in games for the wild card entrants in both leagues.
This is the first year for the dual wild card plan, and it's been nothing less than a huge success.
Fans have bought into the idea of the second wild card, even though the postseason could be over in one game.
This is a fundamental rule of sports: Create some urgency, and it will seem important. Fans were scoreboard watching to see if their favorite team could be the fifth-best in the league.
Baseball borrowed a page from other sports in expanding playoffs. MLB also found out what the other sports already knew. It sells.
The Pittsburgh Penguins players are becoming painfully aware that the season won't start on time.
Wonder if they're catching on to the idea that they could be idle for a while?
The owners have shown they're willing to shut down the game. The NHL is the only league to surrender an entire season to a labor dispute.
They might not be willing to go that far this time, but the cancellation of games bothers them far less than it will the players.
Just a reminder
Check the "Mainly Mehno" blog at altoonamirror.com this afternoon for the winner of the annual "How Many Games Will the Pirates Win" contest.
The number will be either 79 or 80, and there are multiple contenders for both of those.
Mehno can be reached at email@example.com


text:
- Advertisement
Recent Stories
Rio: Which schools won the most medals?August 22, 2016 11:33 ET
After an invigorating couple of weeks, the Rio Olympics have come to a close. The U.S. dominated the field with 121 medals — the next most was China's 70 — but which NCAA schools produced the most student-a...
Texas's Crouser sets Olympic recordAugust 19, 2016 8:05 ET
It was a performance that will be talked about for some time as Texas Longhorn Ryan Crouser won gold at the Olympic Games, setting a new Olympic record in the process.
USC's De Grasse earns second medal August 19, 2016 7:50 ET
Andre De Grasse won a silver medal in the men's 200m at the 2016 Olympics held at Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Thursday. With two medals earned in the day, Trojans and former Trojans have won 1...
UO WR Devon Allen 5th in Rio 110m hurdlesAugust 17, 2016 9:38 ET
Speed appears to come natural for all Oregon football players. For rising junior wide receiver Devon Allen though, it does more than just translate well on the football field.
De Grasse earns bronze in 100M dashAugust 15, 2016 8:47 ET
Andre De Grasse earned the bronze medal in the men's 100m dash and Allyson Felix advanced to the women's 400m final at the 2016 Olympics held at Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday. Also, ...
- DI ChampionshipJune 7-10, 2017Hayward FieldEugene, Ore.


text:
|Establish a User Agreement
The User Agreement is valid for up to five years and only covers work done on ALS beamlines. The user agreement is the document that permits the User and/or the home organization to retain ownership of intellectual property. Without the user agreement in place, the University of California (as Operator of LBNL) will claim first and exclusive rights to any intellectual property conceived or reduced to practice as a result of the use of the ALS facility resources. The user agreement also defines liability for use of DOE Users Facilities.
The following website contains a list of the organizations with current Nonproprietary User Agreements in place. If your organization is on this list, then you are covered. Separate User Agreements are required for proprietary and nonproprietary work. If your work is proprietary, then a Proprietary User Agreement must be in place. Please contact User Services for assistance.
Sample Nonproprietary User Agreement (pdf)


text:
Even after 100 years of positive advancements in psychiatric patient rights and quality of care, more needs to be done. For the most part there is a healthy symbiotic relationship between those seeking or needing medical help and those providing the help.
It is the helpless that do not always fare well in a free marketplace. One of the best examples is individuals with a severe mental illness or dual diagnosis; mental illness along with a myriad of conditions that may decrease mental capacity.
Peninsula Clarion ©2016. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
May 3, 2012
Dr. Scott Paulson, center, professor of physics and astronomy at James Madison University, was a guest lecturer at the Saint Vincent College Physics Department on May 2. His talk was titled, "The Role of Physics in Biology." Welcoming him were, from left, Phillip Meyerhofer, a junior physics major from Leesburg, Virginia, who did an internship with Dr. Paulson last summer, and Dr. Mohamed Anis Maize, professor and chair of the Physics Department. Dr. Paulson of Charlottesville, Virginia, is a 1994 graduate of Saint Vincent College and earned his Ph.D. at the University of North Carolina.
Follow us on Twitter: @SVCPublicity Like us on Facebook: Saint Vincent College Public Relations


text:
Source: AT&T
quote: Do you have a wireless network that can handle unlimited data to tens of millions of people simultaneously? Neither do AT&T, Verizon, or anyone else.
quote: Obviously, the carriers can (generally) charge whatever they like for the service they provide.
quote: They're offering less access for more because every day, new smartphones which use data are added to their network. They're trying to control how fast that data usage is growing because they can't keep up with demand.
quote: You don't increase wireless access speeds and release a fleet of handsets to take advantage of it if your infrastructure can't handle it.
quote: Except that's exactly what they've done.
quote: First of all, yes they can handle devices pinging their network. But they can't handle everyone with a smart phone pulling down lots of data all day.
quote: How are they violating anti-trust laws? Because they're all doing the same thing since they're all similar businesses trying to solve similar issues (tons of devices with a network not capable of being able to adequately service them all if used as they're able to be).
quote: If you had Verizon with an unlimited plan and didn't change your plan, you wouldn't have lost your unlimited plan. So if you canceled simply because they stopped offering unlimited plans, that's your fault. You still had one until you tried to change.


text:
An estimated 11,000 Purple Martins have made their annual month-long stop in Richmond on their way south to Brazil. And, on Saturday evening, July 31 several hundred humans showed up at the 17th Street Farmers' Market to celebrate at the annual Gone to the Birds Festival. The first wave of Purple Martins arrived about two weeks ago and are likely to stay for another couple of weeks. But, of course, Mother Nature is in control of the schedule here. According to the Audubon Society:
"The August sun is bright and hot. With so much summer fun left, the last thing you want to think about is winter—unless, that is, you're a purple martin. Uttering musical chirps and raspy twitters, these large, loud swallows hawk dragonflies and, as the day ends, swirl like coal smoke around trees, rising, settling, finally roosting. Within hours they'll strike out for Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil. You're apt to encounter purple martins almost anywhere in the contiguous states. And while they're not as common as a century ago, they're recovering in some areas of the East thanks to multi-unit "purple martin hotels" erected by bird lovers. The eastern subspecies has been conditioned to artificial nest sites for centuries, first by Indians, who hung out gourds for them. Now it's almost entirely dependent on nest boxes. Hotels with two dozen or fewer rooms work better than bigger ones. Rooms should be at least six inches on a side, and it's important to provide good ventilation and drainage. A coat of white paint will help cool nests by reflecting sunlight. Be sure to place the hotels in the open and mount them on high metal poles. And to discourage house sparrows and starlings plug entrance holes until martins show up."
There are more events and festivals scheduled at the Farmers Market, including a Chef's Cook-Off, a Shocktoberfest, and a Brunswick Stew festival. SCHEDULE. That's all in addition to the regular market days with Growers' Markets on Thursdays and Saturdays, Red, White & Brew on Fridays from 5 PM to 9 PM, and Vintage and Growers' Markets combined on Sundays.
When you're planning your trip to Richmond, keep an eye out for special events like these, and join us at our historic Fan District bed and breakfast for a glimpse of Richmond like no other!


text:
In response to Michael Hann�s hunting experience this last October, (Letters, Herald, Nov. 20) I am writing to relate that I shared a similar experience this year. I hunt near those areas above Lemon Reservoir, as well, and I observed the over-grazing and the lack of elk. In years past, I�ve seen and chased many animals around those hills. This season, in five days, I saw no animals and no fresh sign. I�ve suffered an empty freezer many times, but this was the firstyear ever where I didn�t even catch a glimpse of an elk waving its tail �bye-bye� at me.
This year, the high country was the driest I�ve ever seen. And I�m fairly certain that if you asked our esteemed state representative sheep rancher about the grazing conditions this year, he would agree that the drought made it tough. And then, in the next sentence, there might be a denial regarding humans and climate change.
Could an overgrazed high country contribute to climate change? I don�t know that answer, but something surely seems amiss locally.
Things should be better next season, as our honorable sheep rancher will have more time to tend to his flocks.
Craig H. Strand


text:
**** Change Log ****
UnleashX V0.39.0221 Build 572
Version: 0.39 Build 572
Status Alpha
Release Date: 02/21/2006
*Fixed InfoText that doesn't have "Width" attribute doesn't show up.
*Fixed Newsticker only displays the first item after it's done displaying
the first set of news items. (Continuous only)
*Changed Copy and Edit screen of Music Player reverted to old style.
Use MMBorderColor, MMLightBackColor to modify the dialog.
*Added Copy and Edit screen of Music Player can now have it's own background
image like the Playlist. Format is:
<Dialog OffsetX="x" OffsetX2="x2" OffsetY="y" OffsetY2="y2">
x = offset from left where text should start
y = offset from top where text should start
x2 = offset from right (default equals x)
y2 = offset from bottom. (default equals y)
*Added Right and Bottom offset for Playlist image. Format is same as the
<Dialog> node.
*Added InfoText: Drive Free space in percent format. 2 digit, non-decimal
format only.
C_PFree, E_PFree, F_PFree, G_PFree, $C_PFree$, $E_PFree$, $F_PFree$
*Added Extended DVD Media check. Experimental and haven't been tested as
I don't use PC-DVD drive. This can be found in Storage setting, under
DVD Information.
*Added Music info database for custom soundtracks (music Not ripped via MS-dash).
This will be placed in the selected music folder and named "Info.xml"
*Added Custom soundtracks is now listed in music player. Can only be played and
For some reason, the music getting cut off doesn't happen on my xbox, but I added
extra check, nonetheless. Of course, I cannot test it. If you can tell me or send
me a sample that does that constantly, that'd be great.
UnleashX V0.39.0212A Build 570
New version is out. Please post bugs here.
**** Change Log ****
UnleashX V0.39.0212 Build 570
Version: 0.39 Build 570
Status Alpha
Release Date: 02/12/2006
*Fixed FTP client should be more tolerant with 0 byte-sized file
*Fixed Right-aligned screen items were off by significant pixels
*Fixed Bug in title searching where it always search for icons and videos
everytime, making it appear somehow slower.
*Fixed Copy and Edit screen of Media Player always using the default
*Added File manager sorting option: Name, Size, Type and Date. Press start
to activate
*Added Video mode: You can now change betwen PAL and NTSC. Setting is
persistent, meaning it won't reset on reboot. On bootup, you can
hold Back+LT to change to PAL, Back+RT to NTSC instantly.
*Added Video Settings: Widescreen/Normal, HDTV Modes are now persistent
and will affect programs that uses them, including MS dash.
*Added Storage Settings: Hard disk can be lock/unlock now.
WARNING: Not tested with apps that patches the ROM, or any of the
virtual drive stuff.
*Added Storage Settings: Full S.M.A.R.T. reporting, including but not limited
to HD Temp. Sometimes, you would see the current value greater than
the max recorded value. This is because I don't update the data in the
*Added RSS Newsfeed: Continuous settings. Makes RSS feeds like news ticker.
Defaults to On. When turned on, Newsfeed will ALWAYS scroll and no
custom text can be added to this item.
*Added RSS Newsfeed: Separator. You can customize the separator for each item.
*Added HDTemp, HDTempC, HDTempF to InfoText for HDD Temperature.
NOTE: Update is only available via Live Update option. I'm having problems connecting to Xbins but I will upload it there as soon as I can.
Edit by Jezz_X below
This build is also now on Xbins
NOTE : It seems a small skinning bug has been introduced where if text items in the skin dosn't have a <width> section in them they will not be displayed like they did on previous builds, So if your skins are now missing text items this is the reason you will need to add the <width> parts to the skin.xml to display them again.
Hopefully unleashX will fix this so we don't have to update all skins
Edited by unleashx, 22 February 2006 - 11:21 PM.


text:
Top Definition
An eccentric, free spirited woman. Loves nature and all things natural. Gives and gives and gives until there is nothing left to give. Works hard. Plays hard. She's a skilled dancer and singer who loves adventure and collecting crap (boardering on being a hoarder).
Dawn Ann is Mother Nature in the flesh.
viết bởi LycaonWolf 01 Tháng một, 2015
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
Top Definition
When a person is suddenly flooded with multiple messages at the same time or close to the same time.
As she was checking her email her phone started vibrating with all the message bukkake from her boy toys. She must have gotten at least 8 messages all at once!
ayon kay ellelo ika-24 ng Abril, 2014
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
Erie judge reserves ruling in bankruptcy reversal (Updated: 11:23 a.m.)
A judge in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Erie reserved a ruling today on whether to reverse a Chapter 7 case in which a lawyer's fees were higher than his client's debts.
Judge Thomas P. Agresti indicated he would approve a settlement in which he lawyer would refund $8,200 in fees to the debtor, Warren resident Marla Snavley.
But Agresti said he had to study the law to determine whether he could also take the unusual step of reversing Snavley's case by revoking the discharge of her debts in Bankruptcy Court. Agresti, at a hearing at 10:30 a.m., said such reversals typically are allowed to penalize a debtor for bad behavior.
In the Snavley case, she did nothing wrong, but, according to court records, decided to file for Chapter 7 based on bad advice from her lawyer, Jason J. Mazzei, who is based in Pittsburgh but has offices throughout Pennsylvania, including in Erie and Warren.
The trustee overseeing the case, Erie lawyer John Melaragno, argued today that the law "is against" a revocation of a discharge in the case, but that a revocation would nonetheless be a just result. Melaragno said a revocation would put Snavley in the same position she was before she filed for bankruptcy in 2012. A revocation of the discharge, Melaragno is also arguing, would remove the stigma of bankruptcy from Snavley.
As trustee, Melaragno objected to Mazzei charging Snavley $8,200 to file a bankruptcy to discharge debts of $6,371. Mazzei agreed to refund the fee and to pay an additional $14,582 to cover costs in the case -- a settlement Agresti said he would most likely sign.
The judge has called Mazzei's handling of the Snavley case "unconscionable" and referred to the case as one reason he is monitoring Mazzei's representation in other bankruptcy cases.
See Friday's Erie Times-News and GoErie.com for more coverage.


text: In the distant future, enforcement agent Quillion is living incognito in the last human city of Spearpoint, working in the district morgue. But when a near-dead angel drops onto his dissecting table, his world is wrenched apart. For the angel is a winged posthuman from Spearpoint's Celestial Levels. And to save the angel's life, Quillion must leave his home and travel into the cold and hostile lands beyond the city.


text:
One of these centuries, or in some post-apocalyptic film starring Tom Cruise, a few poor survivors are going to stagger across the Southeast quadrant of what used to be the United States. To their surprise, they will discover the only things left standing are statues of former sports stars left aside the gray rubble of SEC stadiums.
With all the funding that goes into these hero-worship shrines, we certainly have to hope they last forever.
Seeking to keep up with the SEC's building boom - and also looking to spruce up Williams-Brice Stadium with a little landscaping - the University of South Carolina apparently will go forward with a proposal to erect a statue of 1980 Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers.
Like or dislike the Rogers likeness, it's likely to trigger a bunch of statue building at South Carolina and at other schools in the state.
What a waste of good money, energy and perspective.
Similar statues across the SEC have cost $100,000 to $300,000. Just think what schools could do with that cash.
More scholarships for deserving students and applicants.
Lower ticket prices.
One free parking Saturday per football season.
More comfortable seats, just like the NFL stadiums,
Souvenir giveaways, just like professional baseball.
But no. The Rogers statue is ticketed for a new plaza at Williams-Brice, where the game-day scene has been tremendously upgraded over the last few years without statues.
Clowney, The Fridge
Seven other SEC schools have statues of prominent sports figures on campus.
Alabama has five, honoring national championship coaches. So far.
Florida has three - <URL destination="http://magazine.ufl.edu/2011/04/statues-of-heisman-winners-unveiled/">Heisman Trophy winners Steve Spurrier, Danny Wuerffel and Tim Tebow.
</URL>No way South Carolina will stop at one, even if the Rogers artwork is slated for a rather exclusive sounding "Heisman Plaza."
A Head Ball Coach statue might have already been secretly commissioned as a reward for three straight 11-2 seasons.
A Jadeveon Clowney statue somehow including Michigan running back Vincent Smith and his flying helmet seems inevitable.
Sterling Sharpe. Steve Wadiak. Marcus Lattimore. Connor Shaw. All statues waiting to happen.
But don't stop at football.
Two-time College World Series winner Ray Tanner, clutch pitcher Michael Roth, legendary basketball coach Frank McGuire, former basketball All-American John Roche should keep the quickest sculptor busy a while.
George Rogers was a great player and is a good guy. But he represents a statue movement that might get out of control.
Surely, Clemson will counter.
Banks McFadden and Danny Ford.
Perry Tuttle in his Sports Illustrated national title cover pose.
C.J. Spiller and Sammy Watkins.
Of course, statues of William "The Refrigerator" Perry and Tree Rollins will require extra bronze.
A Bulldog, and exceptions
Other schools will follow, including The Citadel.
The Citadel already has a statue outside Johnson Hagood Stadium. But it's a bulldog statue almost as large as a bus. But that's OK; he's friendly. The permanent bulldog represents all Citadel Bulldogs, bulldogs in general and the rest of the canines in the neighborhood, with funds donated by the Citadel's Class of 1968.
So there are statue exceptions, including:
Generic. Like the cool scene of baseball players celebrating in the "Road To Omaha" sculpture outside Omaha's TD Ameritrade Park.
Fans. The real bronze tribute at college football stadiums in the South should include a happy family of pennant-waving customers.
Otherwise, to encourage sensible spending and confirm that we are not the state of Alabama, the Palmetto State should enact an Anti-Sports Statue Statute faster than a George Rogers dash into the end zone.
Follow Gene Sapakoff on Twitter @sapakoff
- Keywords


text:
Erik en Opa (1976)
Born in Schiedam, Jan van Haasteren studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rotterdam. He began his career with the advertising agency Nijgh & Van Ditmar, before assisting Loek van Delden on the newspaper comic 'Smidje Verholen'. He joined the Marten Toonder studios in 1962, where he started out working at the animation department. He eventually joined the comics production. From 1963 to 1966, his main work was pencilling the strip 'Kappie'. He also illustrated numerous stories with the Disney characters 'The Big Band Wolf' and especially 'Hiawatha' for Donald Duck weekly, as well as comics with 'The Flintstones'. Van Haasteren left Toonder in 1966, and joined the studios of Joop Geesink. There, he worked on the series 'Rick de Kikker', that was published in the Heintje comics paper.
He started freelancing in 1966, and the Toonder studios remained one of his main clients. He created 'Bartje en Opa' with Patty Klein for free Amsterdam and The Hague papers (1967-71). This comic was continued under the title 'Erik en Opa' in Jippo from 1975. In 1968, he took over 'Polletje Pluim' from Dick Matena in Prinses for a couple of years, and did pencil work on the Toonder newspaper strips 'Horre, Harm en Hella' (with Thé Tjong Khing, 1969) and 'Aafje Anders' (1970), as well as on five 'Panda' stories. In addition, he did promotional work for Joop Geesink's 'Loekie de Leeuw'.
He was present in the magazine Pep from 1972, where he began the absurd series 'Baron van Tast', which was scripted by Lo Hartog van Banda, Patty Klein and Frits van der Heide (1972-75). In this comic Van Haasteren first showed his talent for crowded panels and background jokes. He also the gag strip 'Voortvluchtig' (1973) and an episode of Dick Matena's 'De Argonautjes' (1974).
He returned to the pages of Donald Duck in 1973 with 'Ketelbinkie' (text by Wim Meuldijk) and a year later 'Ome Arie'. Van Haasteren began his comic about dynamite expert 'Tinus Trotyl' in Sjors in 1974. This series was later continued in Eppo, a magazine for which he also drew 'De Stuntels' in cooperation with Toon van Driel (1978) and his final comic, 'Brian en de Brainbox' from scripts by David Ireland (1985).
Voortvluchtig (Pep #6, 1973)
Throughout the years, Van Haasteren has worked extensively with scriptwriter Patty Klein. They created 'Ole en Kreutel' for Vecomijkrant and for Geesink Productions, they made a series of stories under the title 'Zij Maakten Geschiedenis' for the TV show 'NOS Kiosk'. For a period of ten years, they worked on 'Sjaak en Oom George' for KRO Gids from 1978.
Baron van Tast
In 1975 Van Haasteren was one of the founders of the satirical magazine De Vrije Balloen. He used pseudonyms like Harold Hurry and Jean Pion for his more adult and satirical work for this magazine. Van Haasteren has additionally worked in advertising and especially his crowded posters became well-known. He was eventually asked by Jumbo to produce crowded Jigsaw Puzzles, which earned him international fame. Jumbo opened Studio Jan van Haasteren in 2013 to continue to produce legendary puzzles. Artists affiliated with the studio are Rob Derks and Dick Heins.


text:
Grayson at the Children's Garden, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
We just got back from probably the best getaway our little-big family has ever taken. It was an honor to visit one of our favorite spots in the world during a special time of remembrance. Mr. Meijer sadly passed away the day before.
I'll be working on a much fuller, photo packed post of our time as I write and work for Experience Grand Rapids -- after we unpack and finish snipping away at our paper snowflakes. But I just couldn't resist sharing this adorable photo of my sweet Gray.


text:
Clinton plans to head back to work next week
January 4, 2013
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sidelined for almost a month by a string of medical problems, is upbeat and planning to return to work next week, the State Department said......
Maybe she did or maybe Bengazi is the crime of the new century which should topple the person who could order the military, the CIA and the State Dept to not save 4 Americans who were pleading for help for over 7 hours before the Al Quieda murdered them. Also an Admiral and general were fired on the spot for trying to send aid. O should be in prison as the only one powerful enough to do all of that. She fears the Senate inquiries and O's goons.
0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Showing 1 of 1 comments
Post a Comment
You must first login before you can comment.


text:
Top Definition
Noun. Shame portal is a word that was used in early anatomy books created by the clergy to describe the vagina. Today it is used more as a derogatory term for a woman's private parts.
Both Jules and Stef have gigantic shame portals that make noise when they walk.
oak pwrd tərəfindən 10 Oktyabr 2010
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
The Stetson men's basketball team (4-10, 1-2) fell to North Florida (7-9, 2-1) by a score of 90-74 in its Atlantic Sun Conference home opener on Saturday. Senior Adam Pegg led the Hatters with 19 points in the defeat.
"That team we saw today played a heck of a game," Stetson head coach Casey Alexander said of the Osprey's performance. "I think we had something to do with them playing so well, but they were on a mission, and they played for 40 minutes about as good - offensively - as anybody that I've seen in a while."
Both teams started out quickly on the offensive end. Junior Chris Perez knocked down a three-pointer to open the scoring, but UNF quickly countered with a triple by David Jeune, and the two teams went back-and-forth before the first media timeout left Stetson tied with the Ospreys 12-12 through just 4:13.
After the break, senior Liam McInerney scored in the lane off of a nice post dish by Pegg, and then sophomore Dennis Diaz hit a three to give the Hatters a 17-12 lead with 12:45 to play. After a jumper by UNF's Beau Beech, junior Willie Green knocked down two free throws to put Stetson back up by five with just over 10 minutes remaining in the period.
Sharpshooting Parker Smith connected on his second three-pointer of the game to bring the Ospreys within two, and a turnaround by Travis Wallace tied the game at 19-19. A three by junior Aaron Graham put Stetson back up by three points, but an 11-2 run by UNF gave the Ospreys a six-point lead, an advantage North Florida would not give up the rest of the contest.
Smith hit two more treys during the stretch, and another two during a 10-2 run to end the period, leading UNF to a 47-31 lead at the break. The school's leader in career three-pointers made finished the half 7-of-8 from beyond the arc and a total of 23 points.
"He's as dynamic as any shooter in the country," Alexander said of Smith. "You watch as much video as coaches are forced to watch, you quickly see that he has the potential to do that every time he plays in a game, and he does it against some of the best teams in the country."
The Ospreys extended their lead to as many as 23 points early in the second half before the Hatters were able to make a push at getting back into the game. Stetson quickly went on a 9-2 run, beginning with a jumper by Green, ignited by a pair of post scores by Pegg, and concluding with a triple by Graham to cut the deficit to 16 points, at 62-46 with 13:27 to play.
Unfortunately the run was halted by yet another three from Smith. A conventional three-point play by UNF's Andy Diaz extended the lead back to 22, which gave the Ospreys the cushion they needed to coast to the 90-74 victory.
Smith led North Florida with 33 points on 9-of-10 from beyond the arc, just two away from his program and conference record of 11 triples in a game. UNF's Will Wilson tied a career-best with 12 assists, while Wallace added 23 points on 11-of-14 from the floor, and his first career three.
Stetson was led by Pegg's 19 points, 17 of which came in the second half, but Perez and Green added 17 and 16, respectively. Graham chipped in with 14 points, while junior Hunter Miller totaled a team high eight assists.
"We're 1-2, that's how we approach it," Alexander said of how the team moves forward. "That's all I care about; how we do in Atlantic Sun play. We tried to win every one prior to this, but that's where we're going to be measured. We're 1-2, and we have a home game on Monday. We win that and we're .500, and then we'll move onto the next weekend."
Stetson hosts Jacksonville (7-9, 2-1) on Monday at 5:15 p.m. at the Edmunds Center. The game can be watched live and for free on HatterVision and ASun.TV. Live Audio will also be available on WSBB 1230 AM, 1490 AM, and MyAM1230.com.


text:
Black Friday deals drew shoppers to large, chain retail stores, but some Greeley residents this year chose to spend their money at local businesses instead.
Some downtown retailers reported a good turnout for the day following Thanksgiving, while others said business was slow and hoped it would pick up for Saturday's Holiday Open House event, which encourages shopping locally.
Kimberly Bode, manager at Woody's Newsstand, said with government offices and banks closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and Friday, the store was missing some of its regular customers but was still seeing shoppers come through the store.
"Nothing is open around here and that affects us," she said. "We have such a variety in the store, though, we've had people coming in. I can tell you people aren't coming early. They are tired and headed home from the holiday."
Bode said downtown businesses have benefited in recent years from the Downtown Development Authority's focus on shopping at local businesses the Saturday after Thanksgiving with the Holiday Open House event.
"Once the DDA developed that, it really changed the dynamics. They moved the parade from 10th Street to 9th Street, where the businesses are. It's a blessing they came up with this. They're our little savior."
For Mark Hunter, co-owner of Doug's Hang Up, Black Friday tends to be a "catch-up day."
He said business tends to pick up for him the week following Thanksgiving.
"Most people are on the other side of town for the big deals," Hunter said.
He said the crowd that comes downtown for Saturday's Holiday Open House isn't normally "the big-spending type," but he said the event is always good for the city and for downtown businesses.
Suzanne Sereff, who owns Warm Hugs Mixes & Gifts with her husband, Jim, said the Friday after Thanksgiving tends to be a "good traffic day" for their business.
"The cool thing is we have people come in and say, 'We want to do our Black Friday shopping locally,' " she said. "We offer a different experience. I think (the customers) enjoy the customer service they get here."
The business also was looking forward to Saturday's Holiday Open House, when they plan to offer door prizes and hot cider samples for customers.
"It's going to be busy all day long," she said.
Shopper Sue Young said she came to Warm Hugs on Friday because she wanted to avoid the crowds and the store has a "wide variety of gifts."
"I shop locally because I want to support local stores," she said.
Sew Downtown offered shoppers 15 percent off on Black Friday, something owner Dana Stencel said was "a big deal" for the quilting store, which she said doesn't usually have sales.
"It's been kind of steady today, but nothing too crazy," she said.
This past year, the Holiday Open House event on the Saturday after Thanksgiving drew more customers to the store than on Black Friday and was a "terrific event," Stencel said.
"We had a lot of people who said they had never been in the store before," she said, adding that the DDA has done a great job in recent years developing the Holiday Open House event.
Odie Roberts, who owns the Lincoln Park Emporium with his wife Mary, said Black Friday was a normal day for the business, but Saturday's Holiday Open House event usually draws twice as many people to the store than normal.
He said he usually sees about 150 people come through the store on Saturdays, but the last few years have brought about 300 people through during the open house event.
"It's just a normal Friday for us," he said. "Tomorrow will be quite a bit busier for us because of all the people coming around. The last few years it's been fairly successful."
Travis Parry, owner of The Nerd Store, said business had been good so far on Black Friday, the first one he has had the chance to see after opening the store downtown in October.
"It's been steady so far," Parry said. "Nobody's been trampled."


text:
The actress is the granddaughter of England's King Edward III and also a cousin of Kate Middleton.
Historians from Ancestry.com have discovered that Fanning, 16, is the 22nd great-granddaughter of King Edward III, who ruled England for nearly 50 years from 1330 to 1376. He was crowned king at the age of 14 after his father was deposed by his mother. The King was married to Philippa of Hainault.
Researchers looked through about 700 years' worth of such historical documents as census records, birth and death certificates, baptism and burial records, and found that Fanning and her sister, Dakota, 20, are connected to King Edward III through their mother, Heather Joy Arrington (see chart).
Fanning's family tree also has a second tie to royalty. The Super 8 actress is the 21st cousin of Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge. Middleton's mother Carole Goldsmith is also a granddaughter of King Edward III, which links Fanning and the future Queen of England as relatives.


text:
HOME MLB Detroit Tigers Gear Detroit Tigers Mens Detroit Tigers Mens T-Shirts Detroit Tigers Mens T-Shirts Short Sleeved (352 items) Product ID: 1141349
Main Content
Order as many items as you like with our $4.99 flat rate shipping.
This item ships within one business day.
Order as many items as you like with our $4.99 flat rate shipping.
Need it faster?
Bring a look to Comerica Park unlike any other! Show off your Detroit pride in a classic baseball fashion by sporting this Slider three-quarter sleeve T-shirt. This raglan-sleeved tee features a distressed vintage team logo on the left chest with another team logo printed on the right sleeve. You'll be displaying your undying fanaticism for the Tigers every time you set foot in the ballpark!
- 100% Cotton
- Contrast team-colored sleeves
- Distressed screen print graphics
- Imported
- Officially licensed MLB product
- Placket with three buttons
- Rib-knit collar
- Rounded hem
- 3/4 Length sleeve
- Screen print graphics
- Imported
- Brand: Wright & Ditson
Tigers Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Poll: Do you use Creative Commons licenses on YouTube? | Opensource.com
Poll: Do you use Creative Commons licenses on YouTube?
Do you use Creative Commons licenses on YouTube?
If you've uploaded a video to YouTube recently, you may have noticed a new option to license your video. In addition to the Standard YouTube license, you now have a choice to select Creative Commons CC BY license [attribution - reuse allowed].
Our question is, do you use it? Tell us why you do or don't.
5 Comments
It was the Creative Commons option, and the fact that they have reliable html5, that I returned to YouTube. I'd avoided it since switching to Linux due to Flash and the fact that I wasn't sure who owned my content once I'd uploaded. But being able to watch my videos without installing Flash, and being able to specify that the videos may be with a share-alike / attribution clause, made youtube my first and singular choice for videos online.
I do use it though I specify my videos to be CC BY NC in the video itself
You forgot to add the "Hell yeah!" choice. But I forgive you. :-D I'm sure they'll add more licence options in the future, but I'm happy since I only ever use the BY option.
As Juan, I usually post under BY-NC-ND. Please, visit: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheForinstance Ethics & Human Rights


text:
Moore says FEMA still owes them $4 million.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Bachelor's Degrees
College of Philosophy and Letters
The College confers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science, with a
concentration in philosophy. Each degree requires the student to complete the Philosophy Major
Requirements, General Core Requirements, and one of the three possible Track Requirements.
These requirements are normally satisfied by courses offered in other Saint Louis University
Colleges and Schools, above all in the College of Arts and Sciences. Following University policy,
the minimum number of hours required for a bachelor's degree is 120. Core, track, and major
requirements may simultaneously satisfy requirements for a minor or certificate in other Schools
and Colleges, provided content is appropriate. For further Saint Louis University requirements,
see "Policies and Procedures" at the Registrar website.


text:
damn she's fine
af Anonymous 16. juni 2003
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
Top Definition
One of the hottest women to ever walk this planet.
A: Hey dude thats the hottest woman ive ever seen!
B: I know thats Jennifer Garner.
B: I know thats Jennifer Garner.
af Arpi 7. november 2004
One of the hottest girls ever...
stars on a show called Alias.
stars on a show called Alias.
The only reason people watch Alias is because of Jennifer Garner.
af Anonymous 6. juli 2004
A hot girl who is a great actor. She is so sexy.
Whoa dude that's the hottest girl I've seen.
Yeah its Jennifer Garener!
Yeah its Jennifer Garener!
af Calc 1. januar 2005
TV and film actress with ears like satellite dishes, shoulders like Dennis Rodman and abs like Bernard Hopkins, no chest and slim hips...despite some manly features, she has a very feminine voice and probably delivered the only genuine performance in the overrated film Juno...Men who find her attractive are likely repressing homosexual tendencies...
I thought that transvestite was Jennifer Garner.
af robrunner321 13. februar 2008
Hotttt hott hotttt woman.
Jesus Christ Jennifer Garner is hot I want to spank that ass of hers and bend her over when she's wearing a tight black dress and slide my dick into her pussy and fuck her brains out as she moans and sweats.
af fdgr 4. november 2006


text:
Friday, November 29, 2013
Skateboarders using the Summerville town parking garage will need to bail.
Summerville Police are clamping down on skaters' usage of the garage and, as of Jan. 1, will be issuing citations to anyone skateboarding in it.
"We will begin by giving warnings, over the next month," said SPD Public Information Officer Jon Rogers. "But as of January 1, they will be charged."
Rogers said there have been some near misses with skaters and cars colliding and it is only a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt.
He said the town is posting signs and giving the skaters a month to get the word out.
The town recently installed a purpose built skate park for skaters, which is at the corner of S. Magnolia and E. Richland Streets, just off the Berlin G. Myers Parkway. Skaters still using the town garage face fines of up to $1087.50 or 30 days in jail.
© 2016 The Journal Scene an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
Enroll Now!
• Internet access
• Email
• One of the following browsers:
o Mozilla Firefox
o Microsoft Internet Explorer (9.0 or above)
o Google Chrome
o Safari
• Adobe PDF plug-in (a free download obtained at Adobe.com .)
Windows Operating System*
Pentium III 750 MHz processor
512 MB RAM recommended
250 MB of free hard disk space for minimum installation (1000 MB for full installation with Gallery collections)
Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 operating system
Internet Explorer Internet browser 6.0 or later
Note: You will receive instructions in Lesson 3 to download the SMART software. If you will be using the 30-day free trial offer, please do not download it prior to Lesson 3.
*This course was written for the Windows Operating System. There is similar SMART software available for Mac O/S X. If you take this course and are using a Mac, please be advised there are noticeable differences between the Windows version and the Mac version.


text:
on February 19, 2013 - 11:19 AM
City of Tonawanda police issued a warning to residents about a robbery Sunday evening involving an iPhone 5 listed for sale on Craig's List.
The victim was answering an ad on the internet site for an iPhone 5 selling for $400. The purported seller told the victim, via text message, to meet in an area near the Tonawanda Housing Authority.
When the victim arrived, police said, he was jumped by two "males" while a third stood by and watched. The victim's iPhone 3 was taken during the attack.
Police warned residents to be aware of such scams.
Anyone who witnessed the attack or has information about the incident is asked to call police at 692-2121 ext. 308.


text:
Got a question for Hasbro? Ask it here!
My Photos and Reviews: SSG Toy Guide
My Star Wars Fan Film: The Lazy Jedi
However it doesn't explain the fact that Mothma died of old age around 90 years old.
We might have to chalk it up to the bottom line is still the almighty dollar.
Nowhere in your incoherent ramblings did you come anywhere close to the answer. Thanks to you, everyone in this room is now stupider having heard you. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul. -Billy Madison-
Pelleon [sp?] lived to around 90, too.
Troy McClure thinks she should be laid to rest, as well.
I recalled seeing the name in Allies IIRC, but figured (hoped?) it was just a passing homage (like the "Battle of Tanaab" comment) rather than another character to develop.
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.
Pelleon was murdered by Tahari so he couold have lived longer had ne not been killed.
as far as Ackmena, i think it's a homage and nothing more...i doubt they will build up the character in the stories other then a quick comment or bit part..
Looking for CW 2010 Sidious and TX-20...if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Mon Mothma was poisoned, I think in the Kevin J Anderson Jedi Academy Trilogy, but recovered. The New Essential Guide to Characters says she died of old age, though I suppose it is possible the poisoning shortened her lifespan.
That's my jacket!
Whenever Leia became New Republic Head Mistress Chancellor Leader is when Mon Motha' was slipped a mickey; after MM recovered she told Leia "I'm too old for this ****" or something and Leia decided to take over for her.
I'm about a quarter through the next video game-based novel The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance and it's nowhere as awful as TFU was at this point. It's slow, but that's to build to something dramatic that would be clearer in the game itself, I guess.
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.
Finished OR:FA and it wasn't too bad; in fact, the last couple chapters plus the epilogue made the book worthwhile. Only problem I had, and I realize this was based on a video game which requires certain game-play options, was since it's supposedly set around 3000 years BBY, the technology is not what I expected from that era. Much too advanced. But Williams "hid" the game situations within the storyline MUCH better than TFU had.
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.
Finished CW Gambit: Stealth today. Not too bad.
I wasn't expecting it to be a cliffhanger. I have the next book in the series but am taking a break.
As previously stated, I thought the book was good, but it dragged just a bit when Obi-Wan and Anakin first arrived on Lanteeb. After they found the scientist, it picked up again.
Not sure if these were on my previous reply; if so, ignore them.
The Academy (hardback, author? 8/4)
FOTJ: Allies (paperback, C.Golden 4/26)
Jedi Adventure in 3-D (paperback, P.Hildalgo 4/14)
Old Republic: Deceived (hardback, P.Kemp 3/22)
FOTJ: Backlash (paperback, A.Allston 2/22)
SW: Mysteries of the Jedi (hardback, DK Pub. 2/21)
Secret Missions #3 (paperback, R.Windam 2/17)
SW: Knight Errant (paperback, J.Miller 1/25)
Could You Survive on Tatooine? [or Tatooine Adventures] (hardback, DK Pub. 1/17)
Feel the Force (hardback, DK Pub. 1/17)
Red Harvest [or Black Orchid] (hardback, J.Schreiber 12/28)
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.
Update of more EU:
6/21/11 - 20th Anniv. Ed. Heir to the Empire (Zahn... really? 20 years? )
6/20/11 - SW Ultimate Duels (DK Pub.)
5/17/11 - FOTJ: Conviction (Allston)
4/26/11 - FOTJ: Allies (Golden), paperback
4/26/11 - Holostar (Reaves)
4/18/11 - Battle for the Galaxy (DK Publishing)
4/18/11 - CW: Boba Fetta Jedi Hunter (DK Pub.; according to B&N.com's search, is that too cheesy?)
4/12/11 - Old Republic 1: Threat of Peace (Sanchez, et al)
3/30/11 - SW Generations: Inside Fan Phenomenon (Franklin)
1/28/11 - SW Infinities (hardcove?r... is this a collection of the comic?)
11/1/10 - SW: Visions Limited Ed. (Rinzler... at $270?!?
Last edited by Bel-Cam Jos; 10-22-2010 at 06:28 PM. Reason: Found a couple more
From Star Wars Episode VII: the Broadway Edition... FN and the Amazing Technically-Poe's Dream Jacket.


text:
Top Definition
A very entertaining man, quite possibly the stupid kind of youth when in this stage of life. Of European decent, small stature but well hung he is also of the native New Zealand Maori decent but is totally oblivious. Girls seem to enjoy his prescence. Quite racist which is ironic due to being half black. Being well hung refers to his scrotum yet obtains a miniscule penis. Not dedicated due to drug use but clear minded he can do great things.
Did you see that mans penis ? ashamed it was peanut size ! must be an Alex McD.
Por Drekuus 26 de julio de 2012
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
I didn't get the THQ pack though. Haven't bought any games from Amazon for a few weeks now. I do sometimes grab the Free App of the Day and my wife sometimes gets credit for doing that so I assumed that's it.
But I'm also happy to not overthink it and just enjoy my 73% savings
Hmmm, interesting.
Is there a way to check what your promo credit is for? I have $24 in credit, but every time I try to check out with a game, it doesn't apply any of the credit. I can only assume that this is because that credit is only valid on certain items, but I'll be damned if I know what games they might be.
That sounds like War of Roses credit. $6 off the individual game. $18 off the 4 pack. Try adding those to your cart.


text:
Top Definition
The most intellectual individual you will ever meet and may I add BEAUTIFUL inside & out. Smart, sexy, sophisticated, STELLAR and hella out of this world. Her mind is beyond the stars. She can out think you at any given moment. Some people think she's crazy, dangerous, powerful and straight up WEIRD. But she's just a JANA.
JANA is a spy
od uživatele forTHEloveOFjana 03. únor 2010
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
A beautiful woman, commonly seen with mainly guys. Love disney anything, wishes everyday life had more excitement. Dreams that Pokemon would exist, so she could catch them all. Mainly sarcastic, but have a good heart. Her head is definitely in the right place. Amazing at anything she sets her mind to.
Janna is the completely opposite of everything above, never spell her name like that.
Janna is the completely opposite of everything above, never spell her name like that.
You know that Jana girl, she is cool, weird dreams, but I'd totally do her.
od uživatele Wistfully Anonymous 28. únor 2009
Russian spy, often disguised as something pretty and familiar
Watch out for that jana or it's going to steal all your information. You never know where it hides.
od uživatele MCScrewDriver 11. červenec 2006
Girl who is a hopeless romantic, and has a free spirit. Mess with her and she will not back down.
Stubborn, but loyal, loving and is mostly very tiny in size.
Little spitfire.
Stubborn, but loyal, loving and is mostly very tiny in size.
Little spitfire.
dude youre so jana
od uživatele RockOnxx 04. duben 2011
photography goddess and creative guru.
wow, you are such a jana!
od uživatele wallobee 29. prosinec 2009
One hot mommacita. Anyone who encounters one should consider themselves very lucky because she is amazing all around. Any woman you encounter in this world will not be perfect, until you encounter a Jana. They are a rare sighting but when you find one you will never forget her. Smart, sexy, and loving? You just can't beat a Jana.
Good God Jana is perfect.
od uživatele Bustamcthundastick 01. březen 2015
A hot girl with a curvy body and pretty face. She has a nice ass and is madly in love with the u/16 Hockey Captain. She is very talkative, and loves to play with her hair. She has a nice personality and everyone likes her. She is amazing at anything she sets her mind to and does well in her academics.
That girl must be a Jana, cos she's perfect in every way!
od uživatele sharky546 01. říjen 2013


text:
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - The North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District has been conducting avalanche training this week and will continue to do so on Friday at Mt. Rose Summit Highway across from the summit parking lot area, officials said this week.
Training objectives and stations will cover transceiver searches, proper probe line set up and execution, snow pit/snow pack information and a search dog demonstration.
"We invite our regional responders every year to join us so that we can all participate together and refresh our outdoor rescue and safety protocols" said NLTFPD Firefighter/Paramedic Bruce Hicks, who coordinates this annual training, in a statement. "This annual refresher training allows agencies to review, practice and participate in hands-on avalanche training drills utilizing practical scenario set ups that replicate rescue situations."
Agency partners and participants include: Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District, Reno Fire Department, Washoe County Search and Rescue, Diamond Peak Ski Patrol, Mt. Rose Ski Patrol and the Nevada Department of Transportation.
For information on avalanche safety, contact the Sierra Avalanche Center at www.sierraavalanchecenter.org or the Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe Slide School at www.slidesnowschool.com.


text:
Like many young boys, Jack Andraka of Crownsville, Md., liked dinosaurs when he was little and wanted to know more about them.
The 15-year-old once tried to figure out how tall a dinosaur was and "if (a dinosaur) could have looked in my bedroom or how many steps he would take to walk around the block.''
But Andraka left dinosaurs far behind the day he reached the level of adult scientists and researchers and gave new hope to millions of cancer patients. Andraka has developed a paper sensor that can potentially detect some of the most aggressive and deadly cancers including pancreatic, lung and ovarian cancers.
Article Photos
Courtesy photos
Jack Andraka, 15, will speak at Penn?State Altoona's Devorris Downtown Center on?April 5 about the early-detection cancer test he invented.
Andraka, seen here at an event at the White House, started developing the test after a family friend died of pancreatic cancer.
Andraka will speak about his discovery April 5 at Penn State Altoona's Devorris Downtown Center in Altoona. The event is co-sponsored by the Greg and Cathy Griffith Family Foundation, which was formed by Cathy Griffith, after her husband, Greg, died from pancreatic cancer.
The test is still in clinical trials and may not be available for several years, which is something that Andraka admitted he finds frustrating. People will sometimes e-mail him and ask if they can get the test from him, and he has to turn them down.
"That is one of the hardest things,'' he said. "When I invented this sensor, I was only 14, so I thought it could be out for sale in only a few months.''
Fact Box
If you go
What: "Pioneering Research Advances on Cancer 2013, Creation of a Landmark Medical Alliance,'' speeches by 15-year-old pancreatic cancer test inventor Jack Andraka; Dr. A. James Moser, executive director of the Institute for Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston; and Dr. Amer Zureikat, surgical oncologist at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh
Where: Penn State Altoona Devorris Downtown Center
When: 7:30 p.m. April 5
Details: Tickets are $30, go to www.griffithfamilyfoundation.org. The Greg and Cathy Griffith Foundation will receive all profits from the event. Other sponsors include Penn State Altoona, Blair Gastroenterology, Sheetz, Inc., Altoona Regional Health System, Nason and Tyrone hospitals and the Home Nursing Agency.
Andraka has since talked to doctors in the field, especially Dr. Anirban Maitra - Andraka's mentor - who explained that the process of getting a drug test approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration is lengthy. Maitra is a pathologist and pancreatic cancer researcher at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
"Luckily, I have a wonderful mentor, Dr. Maitra, who helped me see the process more realistically,'' Andraka said. "I answer every Facebook post and e-mail I can and explain to people that it just can't get on the market very fast.''
According to a December 2012 article in Smithsonian magazine, pancreatic cancer is most often fatal because it's usually discovered too late for doctors to help the patient, Maitra said. The pancreas is hard to get a clear image of when testing, and the cancer will not cause any tell-tale lumps or other signs, as is often the case with cancers such as breast cancer, he said.
But Andraka's test pinpoints a protein that the body starts to build in excess when pancreatic cancer is present, Maitra said, which makes it a very promising tool in detecting the cancer in its early stages.
Andraka said he has always been interested in science, but it wasn't until a close family friend died of pancreatic cancer that he decided to try to find a way to help fight the disease.
"I didn't even know what a pancreas was,'' Andraka said. "So I turned to the teenager's friend, Google, to learn more about the disease and how it was diagnosed and treated.''
The road to finding the test was not a short one, but Andraka didn't give up. He said he had honed his persistence skills earlier in life by doing math problems that were always a little too hard for him.
"I learned that if I kept trying, I could learn how to solve a problem, and that if I kept thinking even harder or longer, that sometimes I could find an elegant solution to a complex problem,'' Andraka said. "That was a great feeling.''
Andraka's appearance in Altoona will be his second speech in Blair County. Last July, he spoke at The Casino at Lakemont Park to about 500 people, Griffith said. She wanted to bring him back to the area to talk more about his discovery and also to help launch the Alliance of Families Fighting Pancreatic Cancer.
She said the alliance is a concept created by Dr. A. James Moser, executive director of the Institute for Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. He is also an associate professor at Harvard Medical School in Boston. He was formerly a staff surgeon at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in the Division of Surgical Oncology and co-director of the UPMC Multidisciplinary Pancreatic Cancer Center.
Moser wants to direct all research money for pancreatic cancer into one fund, the new alliance, so that it will be used most efficiently, Griffith said. By directing the money to one fund instead of several funds, it should mean the research money will be used more effectively and avoid a scatter-shot approach, she said. The alliance is a combination of various foundations and families nationwide who want to eliminate pancreatic cancer, Griffith said.
Andraka wanted to support the alliance, she said.
"Jack was really thrilled by this announcement and wanted to be there for it,'' Griffith said.


text:
If it is your dream to rise up to the pinnacle of fame by attaining the love and respect of millions of people, then a career in acting may be just what you are looking for. With unmatched ambition and hard work, the acting profession has richly rewarded many who started out broke, accepted all sorts of rejections, but persisted. By attending the acting classes in Los Angeles, it is much easier to break through the difficulties of audition. Meeting all sorts of individuals and making contacts with people, and putting yourself in the hands of knowledgeable people in the business just makes sense. You need the best acting classes in Los Angeles!
The best way to improve your acting skills is under top acting coaches, professionals casting directors, and talent agents. This method is the most practical training for acting. This awesome method has given actors the benefit of on-site training by people that are in the field. What better way to practice and hone your skills than to have on the spot evaluation by your peers, professional actors, and casting directors? You need to talk to David Kagen – Acting Classes Los Angeles.


text:
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Deputies with the Drug Enforcement Unit of the Berkeley County Sheriffs Office arrested three people on methamphetamine charges on Monday, Aug. 18.
BCSO spokesman Dan Moon announced the arrests Monday night.
The suspects were arrested at 512 McCrystal Circle following an investigation into illegal drug activity at that location, Moon reported.
According to Moon, Tiffany N. Steinbrecker, 19, Brandon Lee Varner, 26, and Justin Steven Michael, 26, have all been charged with attempt to manufacture meth, disposal of methamphetamine waste and - because there was an 18-month-old baby in the residence - manufacturing meth in the presents of a minor child.
All three are being held at the Hill-Finklea Detention Center and will face a bond judge on Tuesday, Aug. 19.
© 2016 The Berkeley Independent an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
xLISBON - The Columbiana County Park District would like to make an abandoned portion of the former Youngstown & Southern Railway part of its bicycle trail, but the county Port Authority prefers using it in a way that would create jobs.
That was the gist of conversations park board President Dottie Betz said she recently had with Port Authority CEO Tracy Drake and Port Authority board President Steve Cooper.
"Their main goal is to make it active again. That's where it stands. If we could even come up with the money ... they stated they want to keep it an active line," she said of her conversations.
The park district operates the Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail, a 12-mile bike trail connecting Lisbon and Washingtonville. The park board is also part of a regional effort to develop a bike trail extending from Lake Erie to the Ohio River by linking up the existing trails in Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning counties.
As part of that effort, the board was looking at acquiring the 36-mile former Youngstown & Southern Railroad, which extends from Youngstown to Darlington, Pa., and is owned by the Port Authority.
The park would like to have obtained permission to turn the rail bed into a bike trail, which is what they did with the Greenway Trail. Betz said the Port Authority, while supportive of efforts to expand the Greenway Trail, would prefer selling the line so it can be used for commercial purposes.
The Port Authority has been trying to sell the rail line for some time but has been unsuccessful, although there is hope it may draw new interest because of the shale gas boom under way in the region.
In other park board news, Betz said they turned down a request from Hawkeye Research, which was seeking permission to run a waterline under the Greenway Trail near state Route 558 in Salem Township.
The waterline was to transport water from the Middle Fork of the Little Beaver Creek to the shale gas well drilled on the Weaver property. Betz said they turned down their request because of concern over the potential impact of using the creek as a water source to frack the well, which can take 5 million of gallons of water.


text:
Learn how to build mobile-friendly websites for devices such as smartphones and tablets using Dreamweaver and jQuery Mobile.
Learn More>>
Complete the form below and click the Reset Password button. If
we find your password, we'll send password reset instructions to the e-mail address
we have on record for you.


text:
Top Definition
a note or letter you write on the calculators that can type letters. Generally done during the middle of math class as an alternative to passing notes. Great for people who don't have cell phones or people who want to appear indie.
Marina spent her whole math class typing a calculetter instead of actually doing her math work.
লিখেছেন- K177yMell 3 de মার্চ de 2010
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text: I guess this is kind of a needless rant post, but is this guy for real? I saw today that he didn't practice again because he has a "sore pectoral muscle." Have some pride man...there are guys out there who play with broken bones, I mean cleary basically skates on one leg. Step it up and help the team or good riddance.


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
INDIAN LAND – Tuesday night, Jan. 15 was about scoring for the Indian Land High School boys' basketball team.
The Lancaster Bruins will look to rebound on the prep wrestling mat Thursday, Jan. 17 when LHS travels to Rock Hill to face South Pointe High School.
Second-half surges sparked the Lancaster Bruins to a Region III-AAAA basketball sweep of York on Monday, Jan. 14 in the LHS gym.
CHESTERFIELD – Seventh-ranked Indian Land improved to 2-0 in Region IV-AA play with a 67-56 road win over Chesterfield on Friday, Jan. 11.
The Lancaster High School softball connection to Columbia College added another solid link on Friday, Jan. 11.
ROCK HILL – The Lancaster Lady Bruins, since returning from the holiday break, have been earning their hoops props with comeback wins.
The Lancaster Bruins launched Region III-AAAA mat action with a comeback road win over Clover on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Indian Land opened Region IV-AA basketball play posting a 70-64 win over Cheraw at the IL gym on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
The Braves sliced the IL lead to 64-62 with 30 seconds to play, but the Warriors held on to take the six-point win.
BUFORD – Andrew Jackson opened Conference IV-AA basketball play, posting a hard-earned sweep of county rival Buford at the BHS gym on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
The Lady Vols opened the twin bill with a 45-37 win and the AJ boys completed the sweep with a 61-58 win in the closing seconds.
The first Andrew Jackson High School wrestling team has brought expected "growing pains," but Vols coach Rob Tomalis remains upbeat.
"Overall, I've been optimistic because I feel we have a good base to build on," Tomalis said.
Copyright © 2016
The Lancaster News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Lancaster County and Lancaster, South Carolina, and the surrounding area..


text: Narrow by brand, color, size, and price to help you find what you�re looking for. Ballet flats can help dress up a more casual outfit, while traditional flats are a sensible choice if you want great support with a great look. Everyone needs a few pairs of sensible shoes after all! Shop and save on Ladies Flats at Boscov�s Department Store online today.


text:
Top Definition
Taking liberties or assuming airs beyond one's place in a social heirarchy. Assuming equality with someone higher up the social ladder.
Mr. Smith does not allow his subordinates to address him by his first name, it shows uppityness and he will put you in your place with a good tongue lashing.
af David Ramirez 12. maj 2007
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
Word used by racist old white Southerners to refer to any black person who looks them in the eye. Usually followed by nigger.
"That uppity nigger is not working in the cotton field like he should be."
af blerg23 15. september 2008
arrogant, concited, snobbish
I can't stand these uppity bastards.
af Light Joker 23. januar 2006
snobby people, usually rich (and proud of it) they usually never know it.
see ridgewood
see ridgewood
girl: ever since kathy got her new ipod shes been so uppity.
af phillip nickel 28. marts 2005
rich usually snobby and proud of it
"ever since tina got her new coach bag shes been so uppity"
af kelsey 5. april 2005
Uppity: rich
Rich people are Uppity
Rich people are Uppity
I thought that buying stocks meant you were "way uppity."
af Colin 24. november 2004
When one goes crazy over something totally not worth it
"OMG MY BF JUST DUMPED ME", "dude relax why u getting so uppity u didnt even like him any ways"
af Manji 13. december 2005


text:
on January 22, 2013 - 7:29 PM
LOCKPORT – A Level 3 sex offender was sentenced Tuesday to a year in Niagara County Jail for failing to send in his annual address verification form to Albany last year.
"I'm inclined to believe this was an intentional act," County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas said in regard to the felony committed by Jason I. Jones, 30, whose last registered address was on Walnut Street in Lockport.
Jones, who pleaded guilty Oct. 23, went on the sex offender list in 2005 after pleading guilty to sexual misconduct for an incident with a 17-year-old girl. Farkas said Jones indicated in an interview with a probation officer that he had little interest in obeying the rules of the Sex Offender Registration Act.


text:
Wall Street Decline Takes Its Toll...
Developers of DTC Genetic Testing Are...
Expanding Use of NGS Has Largely...
As Immunotherapy Revolutionizes the Cancer Treatment...
Biomedical research and, in particular, cancer research is progressing from focusing on small numbers of molecules or cellular events to global functional analysis, feeding these results into new approaches for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer. Methods that allow researchers to look across a broader angle at cellular processes such as mRNA expression levels or protein interaction patterns are needed more often to study fundamental processes.
Coaffinity purification of two proteins from a complex mixture is one of the standard methods for the detection of protein-protein interactions. To circumvent the need for specific antibodies in affinity purification and subsequent detection, proteins can be expressed in fusion with a tag, i.e., an extension that has a high-affinity binding site for a generic antibody. When two differently tagged proteins are used, the first tag can be used for the specific purification of the complex and the second tag for the detection of the copurifying protein.
In one variation of this protocol, the tag for detection is not an antibody tag but an enzyme that can be detected via its catalytic activity such as luciferase, highly amplifying the read-out signal. This avoids the need for gels and blots for detection of the tag and allows microplate-based miniaturization and automation of the protocol (Figure 1).
In this article, we describe the use of Tecan's HydroFlex™ washer equipped with a magnetic bead plate carrier for fast purification of a large number of samples using magnetic beads. For the detection of the luminescence signal Tecan's Infinite® F200 multimode reader was used. In the protocol in our lab at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), the affinity tag is Staphylococcus aureus protein A, which can be purified on immunoglobulins as the affinity matrix.
The use of magnetic beads for immobilization of immunoglobulins is advantageous for miniaturization and automation of the assay.
Figure 2 depicts the workflow of the experiment. After transient expression of the protein pair in tissue culture cells, a lysate is prepared and allowed to bind to immunoglobulin-coated magnetic beads. Nonbinding proteins are removed from the beads in a washing step. Luciferase activity is determined in the starting material as well as in the purified beads. The fraction of bound luciferase activity in the positive versus the negative control is taken as a readout for binding.
An important step in such an automated protocol is the washing procedure used for purification of the protein complexes. The options available in the HydroFlex protocol allow fine-tuning of the washing procedure. The relative speed of the washing steps ensures a minimal loss of protein complexes during the wash, while maintaining a high enrichment factor, as can be measured via the activity of the luciferase tag.
• HydroFlex washer equipped with 16 channel washhead, four inlet-channels for wash buffers, and the Option smart-MBS carrier for washing of magnetic beads (Tecan)
• Infinite F200 multimode microplate reader (Tecan)
• LumiNunc™, 96-well microplate, white and flat bottom (Nunc, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific)
• Dynabeads® M-280 sheep antirabbit (Invitrogen Dynal)
HEK293 cells were cotransfected with vectors directing the expression of proteins fused to a protein A tag as well as a luciferase-tag (Renilla luciferase). Cell extracts of transiently transfected HEK293 cells were allowed to bind to magnetic beads coated with goat antisheep IgG (Invitrogen) for two hours before washing with ice-cold phosphate buffered saline (PBS) using the HydroFlex. Washed beads were resuspended in 60 µL PBS 1 mM DTT. Luciferase activity associated with the washed beads was determined using an Infinite F200 multimode reader (attenuation: none, settle time: 0 seconds, integration time: 1,000 ms).
While wash program 1 yielded an excellent enrichment as well as low background signal, there was a loss of bead material from the wells that was apparent by visual inspection. To avoid loss of beads, the following changes were introduced leading to wash program 2:
• After addition of the wash buffer, a soak time of one minute was added to allow the beads to reattach to the magnets.
• The aspiration rate was lowered to one.
• The z-position was elevated such that the liquid was not removed completely, leaving about 20 µL in each well.
To test how many cycles were needed for near complete removal of nonassociated luciferase activity, we ran the identical samples with 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 washing cycles (Figure 3). Without the need to resuspend the beads from the well bottom during dispensing of the wash buffer, three wash cycles were sufficient to achieve an over 300-fold enrichment of bound material.
Typical binding stoichimetries of well-characterized protein-protein interactions in these experiments ranged from 0.05 to 3% of Renilla-tagged protein recovered in a complex with the protein A-tagged protein. The sensitive bioluminescence measurement allows the detection of weak interacting proteins and instable protein complexes.
The flexible programming of the washing steps possible with the HydroFlex allowed a straightforward test of optimal washing conditions. Washing efficiency is close to the theoretical optimal, despite the fact that most of the beads remain attached to the well bottom during the washes.
The low number of washing cycles is crucial for the purification of unstable protein complexes from cells. Purification can be done with the HydroFlex washer (Figure 4) in combination with the Infinite F200 multimode reader in a short time. In this way, it is possible to process up to ten plates (800 protein interaction assays) in less than an hour.
Manfred Koegl, Ph.D. ([email protected]
To save this item to your Favorites,
log into GEN Select.
We'll be sure to take you back here after you do.
Not a member of GEN Select?
To comment on this article,
log into GEN Select.
We'll be sure to take you back here after you do.
Novum Pharma recently raised the price of an acne cream by over 3,900% in less than a year-and-a-half and Mylan increased price of EpiPen from $100 to $608 . Do you think pharmaceutical companies need to be subjected to price controls?
Be sure to add [email protected]
to your Address Book or Safe Senders List.
here for instructions.
If you have any questions about your subscription, click
here to email us or call at (914) 740-2189.
You may also be interested in subscribing to the GEN magazine, an indispensable
resource for everyone involved in the business of translating discoveries at the
bench into solutions that fight disease and improve health, agriculture, and the
environment. Subscribe
today to see why over 60,000 biotech professionals read GEN to
keep current in the areas of genomics, proteomics, drug discovery, biomarker discovery,
bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, collaborations, biotech business trends, and
© 2016 Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News All Rights Reserved


text:
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Winter in Charleston. Gotta love it. Im wearing flip flops in December and my A/C is running.
But there are times you wouldnt mind if the Polar Express whizzed through the south ushering in Artic air and snow, if only for a few hours here and there i.e., like when we hang our Christmas wreaths on the front door, go caroling or have a date to see the musical adaptation of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol at the Footlight Players Theatre.
Try as I may, my wishes wouldnt conjure up a cool breeze. I spent the morning with my toes in the sand at Isle of Palms and by mid-afternoon the temperature climbed to a balmy 73 degrees. A few hours before the show time, it started to rain.
We walked out onto the streets of Charleston from the parking deck, and then the magic of the holy city turned a blasé dreary evening into my own little winter wonderland.
As dusk fell west of St. Michaels church, the rain reduced to a drizzle. Damp cobblestones twinkled with the reflection of gas lanterns and Christmas lights. Wavy sidewalks echoed the footsteps of people going to and fro and for a few minutes, I imagined this is how it had always been here.
The Footlight Players Theatre resides in an old cotton warehouse at 20 Queen St. The arched entry doors were amply lit and wreath hewn. It was beautiful and looked as it would have in its origination, circa 1852. After retrieving our tickets and playbills, we found our seats. The theatre felt cozy, the seats had ample leg room.
As most of us who have seen, read or listened to versions of the Charles Dickens classic, I felt there werent going to be many surprises. I was happily wrong.
The stage props werent elaborate, which I rather enjoyed. I prefer things be not so perfect. The costumes were phenomenal, true to the era, not flashy but authentic. I loved that the curtain didnt have to come down to graduate the show to its next set. It was fun to watch the cast scurry to get the new props in place in the reduced lighting.
The musicians were awesome. It was a stroke of stage-set genius to situate them in the backdrop prop. They almost appeared to be part of a dimly lit theatre event taking place during the production. The musical selections were perfect for the progression of the story. I loved all of the performances, with my favorites being the full cast ensembles. Incredible.
An interesting tidbit, Karl Bunch played the Ghost of Christmas Present while 50 years ago, he performed at Footlight Players as Tiny Tim, his first role ever in a play. But, Christmas Future, still gives me the eebie jeebies. Scary.
We really enjoyed the performance and left knowing that we would come back to catch another production. When we walked out onto the streets of Charleston, the wind had chilled the night and we pulled in closer to each other as we walked the streets back to our vehicle. Don said, You got your winter ambience. Yay, its Christmas in Charleston.
© 2016 Moultrie News an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
Winsock with C#
We use Winsock to establish connection between client and server . This is the beginning of everything in the computer of today's !!! The net is the most power tools of the programmers and you must learning to use it. In this article we will see how to create a simple chat program. The chat program will be just a server and a client, that you can connect from the internet ( or LAN ) and simply exchange text messages.
What is Winsock
The Winsock we are going to use is an COM (References) that we can add in our C# program so we can use it's features. When using the internet ( like from a web browser ) a lot of things happen behind the scenes. Packets are constructed by the softwares that are then being send through routers and others are being received by your Operating System and analyzed by the application that send it. In order to do such complicated things a lot of in formation like headers, packet size ,hashes ,packet order and many more are required to create the packets. You WILL NOT have to deal with that stuff using the Winsock control from C#(or any other language) Continue reading to see just how easy it is to effectively use Winsock.
What do you need
For this tutorial you will only need a computer running Windows ,Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 , and the will to learn!
What are servers and clients
To connect any 2 programs, you need at least one server and one client.
The server will be the program that opens the ports on the hosting machine and receive the connections while the client is called the program that connects to the remote host. For example, when you connect to Google with your firefox ( or internet explorer ), your browser plays the role of the client that connects to the hosts that are running at Google. Most common is for the servers to be able to receive more than one connections from different clients These is called multithreaded socket servers , but I am not going to show you how they are made in this tutorial, just to keep things simple. What i am going to show you is simply 2 applications connecting together, and sending/receiving text strings.
Writing the Client
First create your client form..
Now we have the form but it has no code inside, it's only the components.
Remember that you need to add Winsock COM component control to your program, to do this right click on the toolbar that is left to the form ( where buttons ,labels... are) Then click on the "Choose Items ... " item from the menu bar and find "Microsoft Winsock Control 6.0" , Check it and click ok.
And now the CODE!!! of the forms components
Code: CSharp
We need 3 specific event to use : (Error,ConnectEvent,DataArrival)
Code: CSharp
One trick : When you type"this.w1.ConnectEvent +=" you can press TAB and then Visual Studio complete the sentence "new System.EventHandler(this.w1_ConnectEvent);"
And if you press TAB again the Studio insert automatically the method w1_ConnectEvent that handle the event .
The Handle method CODE:
Code: CSharp
Writing the Server
Basically the server is pretty much the same as the client. I will only mention the differences. The working server code is included in the example source code that you can download
Here is the Server Form...
The first difference is in the Connection. While the client set a remote ip and a remote port and tried to connect on them, the server only needs to set a local port and listen to it.
Listening on the port means that the program is monitoring for any connection request made by the clients on that specific port. This is what you must do for the 'Start Listening' Button :
Code: CSharp
The client had the Connect event that was triggered when the connection was established
With the server we need to accept the request from the client before the connection is completed
To do that we use the ConnectionRequest that is triggered when a client tries to connect on our host. the connection will be completed only if we accept the request.
this.w1.ConnectionRequest +=new AxMSWinsockLib.DMSWinsockControlEvents_ConnectionR equestEventHandler(this.w1_ConnectionRequest);
Bellow is the code that handles the connection request
Code: CSharp
Re: Winsock with C#
I cannot find the link to download the example program. Does it exist?
Re: Winsock with C#
As previously stated by a previous post, some download code would really be nice. There is one main problem with this article. The Client Form is labeled "Server". I think the author just cut and pasted the wrong image. The Client form should have a text box for inputting the server's IP address -- going through the included code there is a IP TextBox which gives credence to the wrong form was cut and pasted in this article. A downloadable "working" version would be of great benefit to someone trying to learn from this example.
Re: Winsock with C#
Hi, did you see xf.server component that helps to create high performance servers in .net? I don't think that activex or com can provide better performance because there is more overhead with extra wrapper layer. Also there are memory and marshaling issues.
Re: Winsock with C#
What if two clients connect?
Re: Winsock with C#
I have try this example to my application.
I have a problem to w1.Accept(e.requestId)...when the program goes there the client disconnect...does anybody have the same problem???
Re: Winsock with C#
thanks for the project, it works like a charm (after 1 fix)
i just had to change 1 piece to make it work :
in w1_ConnectionRequest you should not check if you are connected, but always close the connection before you accept the incoming connection.
Re: Winsock with C#
Please Hrqls,
I can't get make it work. could you send me your source code at mostapha#hotmail.com.
Anticipated thanks.
Re: Winsock with C#
I think I agree somewhat to CyCloneNL because the fact that if it is a chat program, why does it only interacts with only one computer as a client? It must support multiple computers too. Its if it can interact with multiple clients and the incoming message should contain an indication of who is sending the message else everything will be confusing. Very confusing.
Re: Winsock with C#
Agree with morg here. Have been using XF .net for a year now and now my simultaneous connection anytime goes around 300 and haven't seen a performance issue. Touch wood.
Re: Winsock with C#
please send the source code
Re: Winsock with C#
please send me the source code , if u got it ?
Re: Winsock with C#
Is there any way to capture the CloseEvent of this control in the server? In VB6 is very easy, but in C# I can´t do it. I want to know when the remote client close the connección, to close my conection and start listening again to another client.
In VB6 is something like this:
Private Sub winsock1_CloseEvent()
End sub
Thank you vey much
Re: Winsock with C#
please send the source code
|All times are GMT +5.5. The time now is 10:35.


text:
Meet hot Thorburn lesbian personals at matchmaker personals. Our site has thousands of lesbian, gay women, bisexual, transgender and transsexual members. Looking for a same sex relationships and looking for women seeking women in Thorburn then create a free profile today, it's easy!
ThorburnJoin Now Free!
Thorburn | Thorburn Girls | Thorburn Men | Thorburn Gay
Black Singles | Asian Singles | Latin Dating
Matchmaker is a free Thorburn lesbian personals site for your local area. We have the hottest, attractive and available Thorburn lesbian women on the Internet If you are a single lesbian women in Thorburn and are looking for friendship, casual encounters or a serious relationship, create your free profile today!


text:
Top Definition
The type of female body type favored by fashion magazines: tall, long limbed and skinny. Sometimes used as a slur by fat people about any woman who isn't as big as a Mac truck.
Forget about being a fashion model if you're not built like a stick insect--the clothes won't hang right on you.
dodane przez Medicine Show czerwiec 22, 2011
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
Photos & Videos
the insects in mr backs room
dodane przez UNKOWN lipiec 11, 2003


text:
Top Definition
A word one can use to describe something as good. Can also be used to say "AWESOME!" "Defo" and other words that are about agreeing with something.
Man 1: OK, lets have oral foreplay!
Man 2: Fit x!
Man 2: Fit x!
av Fit x 6. november 2011
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?


text:
So…being a jewelry fanatic myself, I have to admit that I'm already envious of whoever wins today's SURPRISE GIVEAWAY! That lucky someone is going to win a generous $150 Shopping Spree on jewelry by Foxy Originals – and there are some seriously fabulous designs to choose from in necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets & more…
Founded by Jen Kluger and Suzie Orol, Ontario-based Foxy Originals is all about "unique and playful jewelry pieces that help young women everywhere find their own way to sparkle and shine – without breaking the bank." Added bonus: check out their eco-friendly attitude.
At FoxyOriginals.com, you can shop by jewelry Type, Collection, or Theme. Pictured above and below are some personal favorites from the Galapagos, Marrakesh, and Brazilia collections – and you'll find LOTS more on their website…
I'm especially loving the feather-inspired Peacock and Salvador designs in the Brazilia collection. In addition to the hair band pictured below, the Peacock design is also available as earrings or a belt!
• Post a comment here telling us which design(s) from the Foxy Originals website you especially love!
• Giveaway ends, Monday June 14th at midnight PST. The winner will be chosen randomly and announced here as soon as they've accepted the prize. Good luck!!
Comments 260
- posted in:
- In the Spotlight
1Kandice SAYS:
I can't decide on between the flower ring and bold & glam studs from the Galapagos collection or the ultra chic and serene leaf designs of Brazilia! I N E E D that gold leaf headband!
2Lily SAYS:
3Sara SAYS:
I seriously love it all! I'd definitely need to get the Maze necklace in gold if I won though! http://www.foxyoriginals.com/prodinfo.asp?pid=504
4Erin SAYS:
I like the Fantasy Necklace in the Galapagos collection
5Carla SAYS:
i love the leaf rings and leaf bracelets. so cute!
6Mary SAYS:
Love love love this
and will probably buy even if I don't win :)
7Joy SAYS:
I absolutely love the Ola Bracelet in gold! So clean and simple.
8Jenifer SAYS:
It's so hard to choose. There are several items I love- like the peacock necklace and the olive necklace – and then there are several items that I would love to give as gifts like the sahara ring for my sister. Such choices!
9Christina SAYS:
Loving the pansy ring w/ color! I
10lori SAYS:
love the olive ring!
11Danielle from A Few of My Favorite Things SAYS:
So many goodies! I love the Fantasy necklace and the Ola bracelet the most.
12Shannon Richardson SAYS:
They're ALL so beautiful, but I love the Marrakesh collection. This collection is very "Sex in the City" Love the Genie Necklace. I'd love to win, but if not, I'm definitely ordering!
13Heather C. SAYS:
LOVE LOVE LOVE the wearable words necklaces!
14Alicia SAYS:
It's all so great, but I think my absolute fave is the envy earrings, graphic yet light and lacy at the same time.
15Elizabeth SAYS:
Necklaces, Rings, and Bangles! Oh My! Everything is gorgeous I can't just pick one! The Galapagos necklaces are so unique & beautiful, the Marrakesh bangles are exquisite, the leaf headband is stunning, and the fawn necklace is so cute!
16Mpit SAYS:
The whole MARRAKESH collection!! Every item is a dream come true!
17PaulieY SAYS:
Wow! Everything is so pretty! I found MANY things in every collection that I loved! If I had to choose a fav it would be the Palms in the Oceana collection.
18Marla SAYS:
The Malibu Necklace in the Foxy Favorites. Too cute!
19Joy SAYS:
I LOVE the Sahara earrings! Anything zebra print is great in my book!
20Celestial SAYS:
Love the starfish necklace from the Oceana collection and the peace necklace from the Foxy collection.