text:
I need some Graphic Design
This project received 12 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $119 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Skills Required
Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
Total Bids12
Project Description
Nerdy kid with tattoos wearing a crown sticking middle finger up there nose. (This hand should have tattoos) looking for a urban tattoo skater type of feel
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text: If you have a computer you can register yourself with an email address and then send yourself a pic. I've found out that if you register a yahoo email it goes through, but for some reason when I use my main email from my isp, it doesn't go through. You can only send one or two photo's at a time as well, there is a size limit on what the wii can receive. When I first tried it I sent three pics and it came back to me.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The room: I save wire clothes hangers for trips and was glad I took a handful of them (I always leave them when I depart). I'm sure we could have requested additional hangers but it would have meant a wait. NO COFFEE POT in the rooms on this ship. But we requested one at the guest service desk and it was there that evening. Real cream in the service, so that was nice. The hair dryer sucks. I have short hair and it took forever to dry my hair.I can't imagine what people with long hair have to endure. Beach towels are in the room - no need to bring your own and you can pick up extra towels on the pool deck. No one checked our key card when I got extra towels but I think they are supposed to. The towel animals were awfully cute each night. Our steward was wonderful. The beds are hard as rocks and the pillows are flat, flat, flat. But there are extra pillows in the closet so you can make up for the flatness with quantity.
The Food: We're kind of foodies. We ate in 3 of the specialty restaurants- La Trattoria, Cagney's Steak House and Le Bistro and would never do that again. The worst was Cagney's - over priced by far. The ship has excellent breads but for some reason Cagney's served ordinary soft dinner rolls. La Trattoria was so-so and Le Bistro was good, but not for the price. Windows and The Garden Room were just as good. Windows is a beautiful room but noisy. The Garden Room is more intimate. Blue Lagoon has great light meals/finger food. The fish and chips were good as were the wings. We loved the breakfasts in Raffles but the dinner buffet was horrible. The food was cold and the selection poor. By the way, we brought a 12 pack of water and a 12 pack of soda on board with no problems at all.
Shore excursions are standard - Tabayana Beach Party was our favorite. Great snorkeling right off the beach. Edible lunch. The beach was the best. Lots of lounges and some available shade. The casino was OK. By the end of the week we were sick of the available slots, but they were pretty loose and we came away even for the week. Entertainment was good. The Russian acrobats were good, Second City was hilarious. The highly touted Elements show was OK, but I confess I slept through a lot of it. Getting off the ship was easy - we did the walk-off and were on shore by 9. All0in-all our first experience on a cruise was positive and we are both looking forward to taking another cruise. We really enjoyed ourselves. Remember, this was our first cruise and we have no basis for comparison. We really had fun!


text:
Roach: Khan Can't Beat Mayweather, PPV Will Lose Money
By Keith Idec
NEW YORK — Freddie Roach knows as much about Amir Khan's boxing ability as anyone.
The outspoken trainer doesn't think Khan can upset Floyd Mayweather Jr., either. But if Khan does indeed land a May 3 fight against Mayweather, Roach will be interested to see how a talented fighter he once trained fares against the best boxer in the world.
"I said in public that Amir Khan has a good style for Mayweather," Roach said. "But I never said he was going to beat Mayweather. I don't think he can beat Mayweather, but he can give him trouble. He's very athletic, he's in and out very quick.
"His problem is that he likes to stay in the pocket a little bit too long sometimes, and that usually costs him. When it costs him, he doesn't have a great chin. And let's face it, Mayweather can punch when he wants to. When he wants to draw you in, if you look at his fights against Ricky Hatton and a couple other guys, he can punch when he wants to."
Mayweather (45-0, 26 KOs), who'll turn 37 on Feb. 24, is expected to announce soon whether he'll encounter England's Khan (28-3, 19 KOs) or Argentina's Marcos Maidana (35-3, 31 KOs) on May 3 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Khan out-pointed Maidana in their 12-round WBA junior welterweight title fight three years ago in Las Vegas, but Maidana upset Adrien Broner (27-1, 22 KOs) in his last fight Dec. 14 in San Antonio to score the biggest win of his nine-year pro career.
Roach considers the heavier-handed Maidana "a little more dangerous" than Khan, yet assumes Mayweather will choose Khan for a Showtime Pay-Per-View fight Roach can't envision generating great interest among most of the paying public.
"I think Amir can do well in the fight, but down the stretch I like Mayweather," Roach said. "But the fight won't do well on pay-per-view because [Khan] doesn't have a pay-per-view audience. Amir has been knocked out too many times, Mayweather's undefeated and Amir's U.K. audience is very small. CBS doesn't want to lose any more money, but they will lose money on that one."
Keith Idec covers boxing for The Record and Herald News, of Woodland Park, N.J., and BoxingScene.com. He can be reached on Twitter @Idecboxing.
[QUOTE=Foghorn;14224157]LUTENCO is that you,change your name to sugar now HA HA HA :firedevil Well one thing for sure you're another PACNOT![/QUOTE] Do you believe SUGARSMOSLEY is me ????? ahahhahahah idiot, you think in this way because you'd act in this…Comment by thack on 02-11-2014
[QUOTE=chardrnm;14223637]Khan vs Mayweather Im not excited to watch and especially pay watching it.[/QUOTE] You don't have to watch it and pay , don't know anybody who is ! Just relax and put it down like me as a write off…Comment by ironmt on 02-11-2014
[QUOTE=Grimgash;14225158]Weren't the final numbers 1.1 million? Not bad but it's not 1.4 at all....there were posts on this very website about it...so Ortiz is a bigger star then JMM you're saying? Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito Pacquiao wins by UD…Comment by HeroBando on 02-11-2014
[QUOTE=jrrod02;14224983]Hence the reason for signing Floyd to a multi-fight contract. They knew there were going to be some PPV's that were not going to sell as well as others. The fact that in 2 PPV's Mayweather sold around 3 million…Comment by Daniel Alpha on 02-11-2014
[QUOTE=deanrw;14226102]I do think it will be kind of interesting watching how GBP tries to sell this fight. I guarantee right now they will be heavily banking that Amir can get the British peeps to buy, or it will be a…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (118)


text:
The Department of History welcomes Professor Barry Trachtenberg to our faculty in the Michael H. and Deborah Rubin Presidential Chair of Jewish History. Professor Trachtenberg (second from left) received his Presidential Chair Medallion from President Nathan O. Hatch (right) at a luncheon honoring him and the Rubins. Dr. Mike Rubin (left) has taken a number of courses in our department after a distinguished medical career; Debbie Rubin (second from right) is an active volunteer and board member of cultural institutions in Winston-Salem. Both are great friends and supporters of Wake Forest. The Department is honored by this gift and excited to develop the field of Jewish history under Professor Trachtenberg's leadership.
Associate Professor Charles Wilkins was interviewed on WBUR and NPR's Here & Now, where he discussed the history and culture of Aleppo prior to the conflict in Syria. As he described in his interview, "I can hardly put into words my emotions in seeing this city brought to its knees in this way." Listen to the podcast of the program here.
Associate Professor John Ruddiman discusses the Broadway musical, Hamilton, on the Humanities Institute Podcast. Click here to check out Jake Ruddiman's take on the musical–what it gets right, what it leaves out, and what may have captivated Lin Manuel-Miranda's imagination.
Associate Professor Lisa Blee has received a Teaching Innovation Award for 2015 from Wake Forest University's Teaching and Learning Center in recognition of her First Year Seminar on nature, environments, and place in American thought.
Associate Professor Rais Rahman has received the Stroupe Faculty Fellowship to support research in 2016-2017.
Assistant Professor Stephanie Koscak was awarded the 2016 Nathan and Julie Hatch Research Grant for Academic Excellence, funding a week of study at the Summer Research Institute, Harris-Manchester College, Oxford University.
Professor in the School of Law and Adjunct Assistant Professor of History Muriel Beth Hopkins retired after 30-plus years at Wake Forest University. Professor Hopkins will continue to teach her popular History course, "Race and the Courts." Read about it here.
Associate Professor Monique O'Connell published a new book, The Mediterranean World: From the Fall of Rome to the Rise of Napoleon. (Co-author Eric Dursteler, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016). Read about it here.
Assistant Professor Benjamin Coates was awarded the 2016 Brinkley-Stephenson Award from the Organization for American Historians for his essay, "Securing Hegemony through Law: Venezuela, the U.S. Asphalt Trust, and the Uses of International Law, 1904-1909" (September 2015). This award is given annually for the best article that appeared in the Journal of American History during the preceding calendar year. Read more about it here.
Adjunct Assistant Professor Muriel Beth Hopkins received the 2015 Martin Luther King, Jr. "Dare to Make a Difference Award" in recognition of her efforts for human and civil rights. Read about it here.
Associate Professor Qiong Zhang received the 2015 Academic Excellence Award of the Chinese Historians in the United States (2015) at the 2016 meeting of the American Historical Association for her book Making the New World Their Own: Chinese Encounters with Jesuit Science in the Age of Discovery (Brill, 2015).
Adjunct Assistant Professor Muriel Beth Hopkins reflects on her life-long love of tennis in the November issue of the North Carolina Lawyer magazine. She serves as the chair of the Constitution and Rules Committee of the United States Tennis Association (USTA). She also discusses teaching history classes about diversity, race, and law. Read the full essay here.
Associate Professor Robert Hellyer Published and Op-Ed on America's Changing Attitudes toward Justice in the L. A. Times. Read Professor Hellyer's full piece here.
India's Vice President Hamid Ansari helped launch Associate Professor of History Rais Rahman's book at an event in New Delhi on July 21, 2015. Professor Rahman's book, Locale, Everyday Islam, and Modernity: Qasbah Towns and Muslim Life in Colonial India was published by Oxford University Press in 2015. Read more about it here.
Professor Michele Gillespie, Presidential Endowed Professor of Southern History, has been named Dean of the College, with academic oversight for the undergraduate school of arts and sciences. Read more here.
Associate Professor Lisa Blee received a Teaching Innovation Award from Wake Forest University's Teaching and Learning Center in recognition of her First Year Seminar on nature, environments, and place in American thought.
In a genealogical investigation segment on "Who Do You Think You are?" Assistant Professor Jake Ruddiman will examine an ancestor of actor Bill Paxton who fought in the Revolutionary War and live in the Early American Republic. For more information, see The Learning Channel.
WFDD interviewed Lisa Blee regarding her project, "Release: From Stigma to Acceptance." This event was a collaborative student-curated exhibit featuring the words and art of former offenders. This project was the result of work by Wake Forest University students in Public History, a course taught in fall 2014 by Professor Lisa Blee. The opening reception for the exhibit was held on Saturday, January 17, 2015, from 1:00 to 3:00 at the Sawtooth School for Visual Arts on 251 Spruce Street N., Winston-Salem, NC. This project was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities with support from the Humanities Institute and Department of History at Wake Forest University.
Paul Escott has published two books in 2014: Uncommonly Savage: Civil War Remembrance in Spain and in the United States (Gainseville: University of Florida Press), and Lincoln's Dilemma: Slavery, Racism, and Equality in the Civil War Era
(Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press).
At the February 20, 2014, Founders' Day Convocation, two History Department professors won awards. Professor Simone Caron was awarded the Jon Reinhardt Award for Distinguished Teaching and Professor Nate Plageman was awarded a URECA Faculty Award for Excellence in Mentorship in Teaching and Creative Work. Photos and a description of the event can be found here.
Michele Gillespie has been named the first Presidential Chair at Wake Forest University. Prof. Gillespie is being honored with this endowed position for her exceptional embodiment of the teacher-scholar ideal that is at the heart of the Wake Forest education.
Jake Ruddiman has been profiled by the Old Gold and Black. See the article here. Previous Deacon Profiles of our faculty include: Ken Zick, Beth Hopkins, Michele Gillespie, Charles Wilkins, Jim Barefield, and Tony Parent.
Penny Sinanoglou has been awarded an American Association of University Women (AAUW) Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship for academic year 2013-14. She will conduct archival research on her second book project provisionally entitled, "Legally Subject: Contested Nationality and Subjecthood in the British Empire, 1870-1950."
Michael Hughes won the Bryan/Groves Faculty Fellowship. This fellowship recognizes Professor Hughes' outstanding record of teaching and scholarship. He will hold this fellowship for two years, from July 2013 through June 2015.
During the 2012-2013 academic year, Robert Hellyer received a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship to conduct research at the Newberry Library in Chicago for his in-progress book, "An American Cup of Green Tea: Made in Japan." He also received a fellowship to continue that research during the summer of 2014 at the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures in Norwich, England.
Lisa Blee won the 2011-2012 Teaching Innovation Award for her class in Public History. The Teaching and Learning Center deemed her class innovative because it challenged students to depart from their comfort zones by situating research, learning, and discussion outside of the university, and students learned about the field of public history by becoming public historians. Students learned much more about the bureaucracy, logistical complications, local politics, and the deep rewards of community-based research by witnessing and working through these issues on their own. She designed the course to be dynamic – to facilitate and respond to the students' projects – in order to accommodate the unique challenges of original local research, in which the results are never guaranteed, but the process itself is illuminating.
Monique O'Connell has been awarded a short term fellowship at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC from March 1-May 31, 2013. While at the library, she will use Italian diplomatic papers from the 16th century to work on her book project "Constructing Narratives, Building Empire: Renaissance Republicanism and Venetian Expansion."
Emily Wakild won the Alfred B. Thomas award from the Southeastern Council for Latin American Studies for her book, Revolutionary Parks. The selection committee announced the award at the annual SECOLAS meeting in Gainseville, Florida, held from March 29 to March 31, 2012.
Paul Escott received the Christopher Crittendon Memorial Award from the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association (NCLHA) on November 18, 2011. The NCLHA bestows this award annually to the person deemed to have made significant contributions to the preservation of North Carolina history. Dr. Escott has contributed to the history of the "Old North State" through his support of the North Carolina Historical Commission and the Office of Archives and History as well as through his numerous books and articles on southern history.
Anthony S. Parent was the keynote speaker for Rosenwald Schools African Americans and Education Conference on Friday, April 29, 2011 at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. His talk was entitled "With All Convenient Speed': Educating the Enslaved."
Historical discovery at MESDA: Installations at a local museum have been newly identified as rooms from the house in Edenton, N.C., where Harriet Jacobs lived. Jacobs is the author of "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl." History professor Anthony Parent will bring the finding to light. More »
Students in Professor Michele Gillespie's America at Work class completed an oral history project in which they interviewed faculty and staff at Wake Forest University to record the varied work experience of over twenty members of the Wake Forest community. To read more, see Wake at Work at http://inside.wfu.edu/news/wake-at-work-class-project-focuses-on-faculty-and-staff-work-experiences/)
The US Embassy in Madrid, Spain, interviewed Reynolds Professor Paul D. Escott on his research regarding the Civil War. You can access the interview at http://www.youtube.com/user/USembassyMadrid


text:
Performer of the Week: Connor Jessup
THE PERFORMER | Connor Jessup
THE SHOW | American Crime
THE EPISODE | "Episode Seven" (Feb. 17, 2016) READ MORE
THE PERFORMER | Connor Jessup
THE SHOW | American Crime
THE EPISODE | "Episode Seven" (Feb. 17, 2016) READ MORE
When last we tuned into Agent Carter, the titular hero had been freshly impaled on a piece of rebar, leading her bleeding all over Sousa's sofa. As a result, Peggy needs to find a fellow femme trained in espionage READ MORE
Bridget Regan is applying her Agent Carter spy skills to a new mission. READ MORE
That Dottie Underwood is a real gas.
As Marvel's Agent Carter closed its penultimate hour, the Soviet assassin carted a canister of the mysterious "Item 17" READ MORE
Marvel's Agent Carter is renting out to Bridget Regan.
The actress — who currently recurs on Jane the Virgin — has joined the ABC drama as READ MORE
Bridget Regan will soon find herself on the right side of the law.
The actress, who most recently played con artist Rachel Turner on White Collar, has booked a recurring role on The CW's Jane the Virgin. READ MORE
Bridget Regan finds herself in familiar territory.
Almost exactly a year to the day that she was cast on Beauty and the Beast as a spoiler to the then-blossoming Vincent/Cat romance, she makes her White Collar debut as a romantic interest for TV's most eligible bachelor, Neal Caffrey — thus following in the estimable footsteps of Hilarie Burton and Gloria Votsis. READ MORE
A new red-hot romance is about to ignite on White Collar, and TVLine has a first look at Bridget Regan's debut as the new lady who catches Neal Caffrey's eye. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Bridget Regan continues to be a red-hot property, now with a major arc on White Collar.
The Beauty and the Beast stunner will recur in nine episodes of the USA Network drama as …READ MORE
Bridget Regan (Legend of the Seeker), Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aprhodite) and Jesse Lee Soffer (The Mob Doctor) and among the latest faces scoring pilot roles. READ MORE


text:
The Angels' No. 3 prospect struck out six and allowed three hits over four innings Friday in a 7-0 split-squad victory over the Indians in Cactus League action.
After allowing two earned runs on four hits over two innings in his Spring Training debut, Richards has settled down. Following Friday's performance, he's pitched seven consecutive scoreless frames. The 2011 Texas League All-Star has not issued a walk while fanning six in his last two outings.
If Richards earns a spot in the rotation, it won't be his first time at the Major League level. After winning 10 straight decisions at Double-A Arkansas, he made his big league debut last Aug. 11 and was roughed up for six runs over five innings against the Yankees. He returned as a September callup, where he spent most of his time coming out of the bullpen.
Hitting prospects took center stage in the Angels' other split-squad game, an 8-7 setback to the Padres.
On the eve of his 22nd birthday, No. 2 prospect Jean Segura smacked a pair of solo homers and scored three times. He went deep only twice in 52 games across two Minor League levels, although a strained hamstring sidelined him for a good part of last season.
Former first-round pick Taylor Lindsey, the Angels' No. 6 prospect, came off the bench and singled in both of his at-bats to raise his Cactus League average to .778 (7-for-9). The 21-year-old second baseman, who has yet to make his full-season debut, committed an error in the Padres' eight-run seventh inning but stole second to put the potential tying run in scoring position in the ninth.
No. 15 prospect Kole Calhoun went 3-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored to raise his spring average to .379.
Today on MiLB.com
Top Stories on MiLB.com
- Mariners honor Minor Leaguers O'Neill, Moore
- Rookies who met, missed expectations
- Rangers complete purchase of Kinston club
- Former MWL president Spelius dies at 83
- Promo Seminar recalls good, bad and ugly
- Team Israel's Decker joins Minors podcast
- Blue Jays' Montero suspended 50 games
- Esurance #CallUpWorthy Central


text:
LUBBOCK - The battle against red fire ants has plagued farmers, ranchers and regular folks for decades. Now it seems the reviled pests could be in for some sickness of their own.
Researchers have pinpointed a naturally occurring virus that kills fire ants, which arrived in the U.S. in the 1930s and now cause $6 billion in damage annually nationwide, including about $1.2 billion in Texas.
The virus caught the attention of U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers in Florida in 2002. The agency is now seeking commercial partners to develop the virus into a pesticide to control fire ants.
The virus was found in about 20 percent of fire ant fields, where it appears to cause the slow death of infected colonies.
"Certainly, we are excited about it," said Bob Vander Meer, the leader of the USDA research team in Gainesville, Fla. "I think the virus has great potential. No question about it."
The massive fire ant colonies destroy crops, damage farm and electrical equipment and hasten soil erosion. Humans and livestock are particularly vulnerable to the insect's stinging attacks.
With no natural predators to keep them in check, fire ants have spread across the U.S., where their numbers are now 10 times greater than in their native South America. They thrive in open sunny areas such as cropland, pastures, and urban lawns, and they like moisture.
"Sustained control is what we're trying to achieve," said Steve Valles, an entomologist in the Gainesville research lab. "Eradication is not going to happen."
Fire ants have been detected in 13 states, covering 320 million acres, and are spreading northward.
Red imported fire ants at a glance:
Cause an estimated $6 billion in damage annually in the U.S., including 1.2 billion in Texas.
Range includes Alabama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Puerto Rico.
Average colony contains 100,000 to 500,000 workers, and up to several hundred winged forms and queens.
Preferred habitat is open, sunny areas such as pastures, parks, lawns, meadows and cultivated fields.
Fire ants can be beneficial. They feed primarily on insects and arthropod pests, reducing need for agricultural insecticides. In urban areas, they feed on flea larvae, cockroach eggs, ticks and other pests.
Source: Texas A&M University's Imported Fire Ant Research and Management Project
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
5 Kitchen Tools Made for Comfort
- The Shun Ken Onion Chef's Knife comes in an 8" ergonomic design and includes a wood stand, which could be handy if this were your go-to daily knife. It's on sale at Sur la Table, $150
- The Cuisipro Bamboo Handle Egg Whisk has a shapely handle in wood for a comfortable grip, $14.
- OXO kitchen tools have aligned themselves with comfort in cooking. We like this Nylon Asian Turner for versatility in cooking.
- Gel Pro chef's mats really are comfortable underfoot in the kitchen. See The Kitchn's review of them here and get fellow readers' takes here.
- A basic, small step stool can add so much comfort to the kitchen. Obviously, it will help you reach higher. But on a more frequent basis, prop a foot up on it to relieve lower back pain when standing for long periods. The one pictured is the Bekvam from IKEA, as featured on Ohdeedoh, $15


text:
Organic Plant Breeding
The success of organic agriculture depends on the success of organic farmers. And that success begins with seed. Yet we have only seen a minor investment in organic plant breeding compared to other sectors of seed research. Seed is the critical first link in the food production chain, a fundamental input – and living, natural resource – that demands careful management and improvement. Our vision is an organic food industry based on a foundation of organic seed.
Our research embraces the participatory plant breeding model. In this model, organic farmers work collaboratively with university, non-profit, and private industry plant breeders to breed and improve seed for organic farms. Participatory breeding empowers farmers to take a lead role in seed development by combining their practical experience with the technical expertise of formal plant breeders. This decentralized model of breeding is resulting in more high-quality organic seed, and more farmers gaining skills to develop their own varieties.
In many ways organic plant breeding is in its infancy. With further multi-year investments we will see more varieties that are adapted to a wider range of regions and organic farming needs with enhanced flavor and nutrition. Through our participatory research, we have already developed a number of new varieties that are adapted to organic farms (see Breeding Projects).
Also See:
- Research
- Breeding Projects
- Publications
"OSA is the place I always turn to when I need to know more about an issue or learn more about how best to produce and save a particular kind of seed. With OSA and others leading the charge, I know the integrity and future of organic seeds is assured."
Electra de Peyster
Seed Stewards
Santa Rosa, California


text:
GoPro announced new products for the holidays. Can they save the company?
Financial stocks give up Bank of Japan-inspired gains as Japanese markets reopen after a public holiday.
The troubled consumer electronics maker is bolstering R&D and re-entering the European TV market.
CBS CEO Leslie Moonves and Time Warner's Jeff Bewkes show very different attitudes and strategies in relation to the evolution of cable television distribution.


text:
Election 2016: Fact And Fiction Swirls Medical Marijuana Debate
12-year-old Christina Clark takes medical marijuana. Her mother Anneliese Clark uses it to treat the seizures her...
Planned Parenthood Offers Services To Transgender Patients
Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida is expanding its services for transgender people. It will now...
SWFL Company Pushes For Drone Education In Schools
A Southwest Florida company is trying to prepare children for jobs operating unmanned aircrafts, as the industry...
Mote Marine Raises $50 Million To Preserve Marine Life
Mote Marine Laboratory has announced it has raised more than $50 million in a year-long fundraising campaign. The...
NPR News
NPR Digital Media
Tipping Makes A Comeback In China
Viewed for decades as capitalist exploitation, tipping is now being encouraged at some upscale urban restaurants catering to wealthy young...
NPR Digital Media
Walking Fends Off Loss Of Mobility
People in their 70s and 80s recovered more quickly from physical setbacks if they remained active, a study finds. Walking a total of 150 minutes a week with some strength...
NPR Digital Media
What Comes Next For NASA After Juno? Not Much
Enjoy Juno's trip to Jupiter — after that we'll see a little gap in planetary science missions from the U.S. That's because a NASA budget crunch several years ago left fewer...
PBS NewsHour
PBS NewsHour
First debate predictions in an unpredictable election year
Amy Walter, Mark Shields, and David Brooks join Gwen Ifill to discuss the week in politics.
PBS NewsHour
North Carolina and Maryland challenge gerrymandering
Gerrymandering -- the practice of drawing districts to benefit one political party over another or to protect an incumbent -- has a long history in the U.S.
PBS NewsHour
How the candidates prepared for their first face-off
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will face off for the first time in the election.
WGCU Presents
Korean War Vets: Stories of Service
Five Southwest Floridians share their incredible experiences of service.
Mullet: A Tale of Two Fish
Trash fish or treasure? The long and storied history of Florida's most under-appreciated fish is explored.
2016 MAKERS: Women Who Make Southwest Florida
View portraits of women who are leaving a lasting impact on SWFL
Let's Get Curious
Curious Kids wins a Suncoast Emmy for 'What is a Watershed?"


text:
Gabriella de Givenchy
One of my favorite things about Los Angeles is that it is able to accommodate any style. This is great news for someone like me as I am just as comfortable wearing a loose blouse with a pair of jean shorts, as I am in my favorite little black dress. Some of my most coveted hangouts include the Malibu Farm Market (to satisfy your inner surfer girl), the colorful street art of Abbot Kinney, The Santa Monica Third Street Promenade (for great shopping!) and Melrose Avenue in Beverly Hills. Between all these great locations you have the opportunity to switch into any summer style you love as long as you have a great pair of sunglasses and a beach tote to match!
1.Dark Tortoise w/ Brown Lens Sunglasses (MaileC1)2.Silk Beaded Shell (4101K35)3.Woven Tote (3604A43) 4.Fringed Hem Shorts (4201G01)5.Woven Leather Flat Sandals (Verde).
On Gabriella: Silk & Cotton Embroidered Tunic (4205D35), Linen Embroidered Shorts (4205E01), Hand Burnished Grecian Sandals (Vita)


text:
Begin New Search
Refine Last Search
Cemetery Lookup
Add Burial Records
Help with Find A Grave
Top Contributors
Success Stories
Community Forums
Find A Grave Store
Log In
ad feedback
ad feedback
member for 16 years, 2 months, 18 days
Add to MyFriends
Bio and Links
Where did the time go?
Do not regret growing older. It is a privilege denied to many.
Because I could not stop for Death,
He kindly stopped for me.
-Emily Dickinson
Still glides the Stream, and shall for ever glide;
The Form remains, the Function never dies;
while we, the brave, the mighty and the wise;
We Men, who in our morn of youth defied
The elements, must vanish; - be it so!
-William Wordsworth
Life must go on;
I forget just why.
-Edna St. Vincent Millay
"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."
-Oscar Wilde
"Life isn't fair.
Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug."
"I have a simple philosophy: Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches."
-Alice Roosevelt Longworth
"Is that all there is?"
-Peggy Lee
Leave Public Message
Contributions to
Find A Grave
1,460 Memorials Added
1,369 Memorials Managed
2 Memorials/Week
1,299 Photos
73 Photo Requests
4 Volunteer Photos Taken
41 Virtual Flowers
1 Virtual Cemetery
1 Famous Bio
10 Fame Ratings
3 Friends
Search Contributor's Records
First Name
Last Name
Virtual Cemeteries
Tiny Tots
Find A Grave Friends
Fred Sanford
Theresa Payne
Tripp Onnen
Messages left for Beeswax (117)
Leave Message
Whitington / Bjerke
I was looking at Sylvie Bjerke buried in Forest Hill in Owatonna; in the comment, it mentions that Sylvie was married twice. I'm not aware of this (he was my dad's cousin) - Sylvie's brother, Alvin was married twice (Alma and Clara); After Sylvie's death, his wife Faye remarried. I thought maybe if you had a little more information I could do a little more digging. Thank you - glen
Added by
on Sep 02, 2016 12:48 PM
Arizona Kid
RE: James Cowman
You are most welcome. I ended up going a second time as the stone was hard to read (debris on the stone). I washed it off with water and a rag and it came to life.
As far as his wife, Elizabeth, I could not find a readable stone next to his. There is an unreadable one there that I assume is hers but will try to confirm it soon with the sextons office there.
If there was a long delay between when you requested the memorial be posted and now I am sorry. I have just come on board as a volunteer (again)and seems no one has bothered doing the requests for several years. I am getting caught up
with them. Thankfully the cemetery isn't all that big.
Added by
Arizona Kid
on Jun 29, 2016 11:19 PM
B.J. Waters
Clarence Tryon
Hey! Thanks for letting me know! Unfortunately, I looked for the correct photo and cannot find it. I have photos on flash drives going back several years, but for some reason I can't find the Tryons. I will get another photo soon. I can't believe it took nearly 2 1/2 years for someone to notice this error!
Thanks again.
Best regards,
Added by
B.J. Waters
on Jun 10, 2016 9:10 PM
Colleen Miller
RE: Clay Eugene Riches
any time
Added by
Colleen Miller
on Jun 03, 2016 8:20 PM
D Sharp Major
RE: William Mallett
Not a problem :) I'd never stopped at St Elizabeth's before. From there now I have 38 photos I'll have to find time to upload :D
Added by
D Sharp Major
on May 26, 2016 3:04 PM
E. Bennett
RE: John Wilson
My pleasure - happy to help.
Added by
E. Bennett
on May 14, 2016 9:02 PM
Mat Tackett
Tomas Wilson
Hello we at Friends of Athens Asylum Cemeteries have been working on Thomas Wilson's stone request. If you would please contact Berta Lockheart at email@example.com Thank you for your time.
Added by
Mat Tackett
on Apr 25, 2016 8:19 AM
K Stone
RE: John Ogden
I can't find an original source for the middle name of Michael for John Ogden 1700. It was listed that way on geni.com....I probably used that as a mental marker to define him from the others...for memory. Sorry I can't be more help. I'll let you know if I come across it. Also, the line I found on geni was incorrect based on the info online regarding the family bible...if that's correct. ?? The site has John 1700 as the great-grandson on John the Pilgrim. According to the article in the link I'm attaching he was his grandson...not great.
Added by
K Stone
on Apr 17, 2016 2:34 PM
RE: Charles W. Wilson
You are welcome. Good luck in your search. EJ
Added by
on Feb 18, 2016 6:18 PM
Thank you for sending the Quaker records, it is much appreciated. This is not my family, but I will see what else is available. I no longer use Ancestry.com.
Thanks again,
Added by
on Feb 09, 2016 11:14 AM
View all messages...
Privacy Statement
Terms of Service
ad feedback


text: Clinton, Trump battle fiercely over taxes, race, terror HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. - In a combative opening debate, Hillary Clinton emphatically denounced Donald TrumpMonday night for keeping his personal tax returns and business dealings secret from voters and peddling a "racist lie" about President Barack Obama. Businessman Trump repeatedly cast Clinton as a "typical politician" as he sought to capitalize on Americans' frustration with Washington. Locked in an exceedingly close White House race, the presidential rivals tangled for 90-minutes over their vastly different visions for the nation's future... Sep 26 at 10:57 PM


text:
Union goalie Zac MacMath has started every game for the last two years, but his role soon will change.
When the Union signed two-time Algerian World Cup goalie Rais Mbohli last week, interim manager Jim Curtin said that the 28-year-old keeper would be the starter as soon as he was in game shape.
Mbohli didn't make the trip to Kansas City for Friday's 1-1 draw. It's possible he could get his first start in the Union's next Major League Soccer game, Saturday against the Montreal Impact at PPL Park in Chester.
MacMath, who will turn 23 on Thursday, said that the news of his becoming the new backup was difficult to digest. He discussed the situation after Monday's practice.


text:
Rent The Bill of Rights in the Modern State 1st edition today, or search our site for other textbooks by Geoffrey R. Stone. Every textbook comes with a 21-day "Any Reason" guarantee. Published by University of Chicago Press.
Need help ASAP? We have you covered with 24/7 instant online tutoring. Connect with one of our tutors now.


text: Ah Ah Ah Ah Stayin' Alive 1 3/18/2009 3:30 PM PDT BY TMZ STAFF The 62-year-old resurfaced at some event in Sydney, looking unrepentant.Michael Jackson is the godfather of one of Barry's sons.In the '90s, Barry reportedly had a heart attack due to morphine from a back operation. See Also Harold from "Harold and Maude": 'Memba Him?!


text:
searching for Pista House 2 found (4 total)
alternate case: pista House
Old City (Hyderabad, India)
(1,683 words)
[view diff]
exact match in snippet
view article
Biryani and Hyderabadi Haleem, which are served with great delight. Pista House, Shah Ghouse cafe are popularly known for Haleem The old city is wellNumaish (843 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article
available from 2012. The Hyderabadi haleem is sold by Hyderabadi restaurant Pista House at the exhibition. There are three entry points: Gate No. 1 (Gandhi Bhavan


text:
This webcam is currently assigned to Andiamo. It was originally added on September 29, 2011 and has been viewed 15,026 times since then. The current picture above was taken 57 minutes ago, thereby the webcam seems to be currently active. So far, it was added to their personal favorites on webcams.travel by 1 people.
Port Harbor Marine Webcam, Spring Point, South Portland, Maine


text:
Thats me in the centre of the boat, I spent many hours helping to restore and crew on the Reaper
Hi Mal We'd sailed up on an extended weekend from Blyth, Northumberland and had stayed at Eyemouth, Crail and Anstruther. I think the year was about 1989 but can't be too sure. I'll add the name of the boat to the title. Thanks
Coull Deas and my brother Bill were also crew members in the Reaper. I was home on holiday and laid the floor in the head for them. My brothers Bill and Dave have a few exhibits in the museum as well. Small world. Is Jim Tarvet still the Curator ?
Lovely photo Steve. I really like the colours here!
Greetings, Amelia
Photo taken in Fife, UK


text:
Adapting to Evolving Business Environments Is...
Quadruple Helices Appear To Have Role...
As Immunotherapy Revolutionizes the Cancer Treatment...
LC-MS Gains Favor Due To the...
Roche has entered into an exclusive partnership with Inception Sciences and Versant Ventures to create Inception 5, a new company dedicated to the research and development of small molecule remyelinating therapies for patients with multiple sclerosis.
The collaboration will focus on screening and developing small molecule therapies that aim to promote remyelination of nerve sheaths damaged as a result of multiple sclerosis disease progression. Inception 5 will build on recent discoveries in the field and a remyelination screening platform developed by investigators at the University of California, San Francisco. The company will pursue multiple molecular targets for remyelination that have already been identified. Versant will provide equity financing and Roche will fund the research based on a series of milestones. Roche retains an exclusive option to acquire Inception 5 upon a first lead compound reaching the filing stage of an investigational new drug application.
"This deal represents the second build-to-buy newco we have jointly created with Versant Ventures and drug hunters at Inception Sciences," said Shafique Virani, Global Head of Neuroscience Partnering at Roche. "The unique deal construct lends itself well to exploring exciting, groundbreaking new science and jointly de-risking early stage research with Versant/Inception."
To enjoy more articles like this from GEN, click here to subscribe now!
To enjoy more articles like this from GEN, click here to subscribe now!
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.
Join 110,000 colleagues who rely on GEN Highlights for breaking news and exclusive articles shaping today's life science tools and technologies.
You're all set! Thank you for subscribing to GEN Highlights.
While Zika continues to garner a lot of news coverage, a Mayo Clinic survey reveals that Americans believe the country's most significant healthcare challenge is cancer. Compared to other diseases, does the possibility of developing cancer worry you the most?
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:
- Home
- Victorinox Swiss Army
- Screwdrivers
- Victorinox Swiss Army Pouches and Sheaths
- Brands (x)
- Screwdrivers (x)
Advanced Search Options
Pouches and Sheaths
Genuine Swiss Army leather and nylon pouches.
0 result
Your search found 0 products.
Can we help you find something?
Our most popular brands: Benchmade, Spyderco, Cold Steel, Kershaw, Swiss Army Knives
Search Tips


text:
Veterinary Practice
Could Coconut Meal Benefit Some Horses?
January 25, 2016
Coconut, or copra, meal could be useful for horses requiring low-NSC diets, researchers found... Read More
Measuring SAA Can Help Identify Health Issues Early
January 23, 2016
Vets can use SAA levels to differentiate between systemic inflammation and noninflammatory diseases in horses.... Read More
A Recipe for Equine Weight Loss
January 22, 2016
Use slow-feeders and reduced feeding rates to safely and effectively decrease horses' body weight, researchers said.... Read More
Is Sustainability a Heritable Trait in Thoroughbreds?
January 21, 2016
While environmental factors, such as nutrition and training, shape sustainability, genetics influence it, as well.... Read More
Researchers Study the Biomechanics of Collection
January 20, 2016
Scientists studied the kinematics of both horse and rider to better understand exactly what goes on during collection.... Read More
When the Heart of a Champion Gives Out
January 18, 2016
Researchers are trying to determine why healthy equine athletes suffer sudden death and if there's a way to prevent it.... Read More
Sable Island Horses Buck Bacteria Trend
January 16, 2016
Researchers found "remarkably low levels" of E. coli colonization in Sable Island horses' guts.... Read More
Hendra Virus: Protect Horses to Protect Humans
January 16, 2016
This virus is bad news. It's deadly for horses, deadly for humans, and can be passed from sick horse to human caregiver.... Read More
Foal Sex, Gestation Length Heritable Through Mare Bloodlines
January 14, 2016
This marks the first time such a connection has been made in any mammalian species.... Read More
Study: Surgery to Fix Patella Problem Often Successful
January 13, 2016
Upward fixation of the patella resolved in 97% of horses undergoing a medial patellar ligament splitting procedure.... Read More
Approaches to Managing Equine Postoperative Ileus Studied
January 10, 2016
With multiple approaches to handling ileus, one vet thinks a firm definition of the condition could help outcomes.... Read More
Heart Rate Variability to Monitor Unborn Foals' Health
January 09, 2016
Heart rate variability gives a broader and possibly more accurate look at fetal well-being than heart rate alone.... Read More
Researchers Unlock Genetic Secrets of the Dun Coat Color
January 08, 2016
Recent study results reveal why the dun pattern does not appear in many domestic horses.... Read More
Do Muzzles Slow Horses' Pelleted Feed Intake?
January 08, 2016
Wearing a grazing muzzle during feeding is a simple, effective intervention for horses prone to choke, scientists found.... Read More
The Past, Present, and Future of Equine Veterinary Medicine
January 07, 2016
Dr. Roberta Dwyer takes a look at what's changed in veterinary medicine and what's stayed the same.... Read More
Sesamoid Injuries: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
January 06, 2016
These little bones can cause big problems for horses.... Read More
WHO Opposes Global Control of Ketamine
January 05, 2016
Veterinarians worldwide rely on the analgesic to treat animals--including horses--in their care.... Read More
Hyperflexion in International Dressage: 1992 vs. 2008
January 05, 2016
Hyperflexion was more common in the 2008 World Cup than the 1992 Olympic Games in dressage classes, researchers found.... Read More
Hand Protection in Equine Veterinary Care
January 04, 2016
Disposable gloves are made of numerous materials with varying levels of protection appropriate for different uses.... Read More
Feeding Horses Before Laparoscopic Surgery
January 03, 2016
Fasting horses before laparoscopic surgery decreases the amount of gas in the intestines, which can prove beneficial.... Read More
Can Hoof Wall Radiographs Help Identify Early Laminitis?
December 30, 2015
Radiographing deep hoof wall layers, where laminitic changes occur first, could be helpful in early clinical assessment.... Read More
Supporting-Limb Laminitis Uncommon, Researchers Find
December 23, 2015
As a result, one vet said efforts to prevent laminitis of common origins could reduce the disease's impact more.... Read More
First Case of HERDA-like Disease in Warmbloods Identified
December 14, 2015
Researchers recently diagnosed the first homozygous case of Warmblood fragile foal syndrome (WFFS), a genetic disorder.... Read More
Wednesday's Top Tweets from the 2015 AAEP Convention
December 10, 2015
Tweets and take-homes from sessions on equine respiratory health, medicine, wobbler's syndrome, and more. ... Read More
Ultrasonography Pioneer Named AAEP Distinguished Educator
December 09, 2015
Dr. Virginia Reef was named a distinguished educator (academic) at the 2015 AAEP Convention.... Read More
Related Topics
Related Multimedia & Downloads
News/Interviews Video
What is an 'Intern Veterinarian'?
Podcasts Audio
What is an Internal Medicine Specialist?
Webcasts Video
Intra-Articular Therapy: What Do I Need to Know?
Podcasts Audio
What is an FEI Vet?
Convention Report Download
Veterinary Ethics (AAEP Convention 2012)
News/Interviews Video
AAEP 2012: The Practitioner's Experience
News/Interviews Video
AAEP 2012: The Client-Centered Hospital
Vet Procedures Video
In-Depth: Understanding Radiographs (X rays)
Farm Call: Your Questions Answered
Surgery for Septic Osteitis?
Q. I read "Septic Osteitis--One Laminitis Complication." My horse has this, and I don't think my vet has had much experience in this and feels that surgery would be detrimental. I'd like to talk to someone with more experience, maybe the vet interviewed in the article, for more information. Jeanna If the


text:
SuperScrape Eco 3 x 5 Floor Mat Slip Resistant Commercial
Andersen Company | Model: 554-3-5
Andersen Company 554-3-5 Specifications
This item is shipped brand new directly from the manufacturer. Please note image above is for reference only.
Manufacturer Information
23 lbs.
35 in.
58 in.
0.375 in.
Shipping Information
Your order will be shipped from
Customer Pick Up
(Not Available for pickup)


text:
Lolatron • Comments
Page 1 of 6
What does it take to run Forza Horizon 3 at 1080p60?
5820K/980Ti/16GB here and installed on an M2 SSD, 1080p 60FPS for the most part is solid, with MSAA enabled. The game does suffer some minor stutters in the city area but they are minor. I do think alot of these horror stories are being blown out of proportion and I'm sure any issues will be sorted.
It's by no means a horrific port like some are suggesting. Reply +3
Forza Horizon 3 review
Spent nearly 40 hours playing this since Friday morning, it is hands down THE best driving / racing game in years.
Everything great about Horizon 1 and 2 condensed in to a much more concentrated package, with some of Horizon 2's fluff removed for a much more perfect package. Reply +4
The Crew is free to download on PC mid-September
Guess it's time for a look at UPlay then! Grabbed this on Xbox One with GWG but the PC version should be nice to look at! Reply -1
Microsoft announces official Xbox Onesie
Splatoon bows out in style with its last ever Splatfest
I'm here to downvote all naysayers of pineapple on pizza. Reply +2
How to get Pok�mon GO now, even in the UK
@FrostedSloth Hah, County Durham dweller here, while the witch burning's might have only just finished being a thing the phone mugging would certainly be a guarantee! Reply 0
Forza Horizon 3 uses the Xbox One S high dynamic range tech
Being at one point into photography I think i know what HDR is but I'm surprised the term is being thrown around so much with this new Xbox.
Is this something more than just having a full RGB output on your TV? Why isn't HDR in gaming already a thing if it's just a contrast thing? Wasn't this a something like over ten years ago when the Source engine started getting upgrades? Anyone remember Half Life 2: Lost Coast?
(Genuinely curious here to know if this is more than just a buzz term to throw at the masses)
EDIT: Thanks for the great answers folks! 👍 Reply +8
Finally, we know the identity of the two guys on Street Fighter 2's opening screen
The guy you're playing as in Doom is playing Doom
For some reason I now want to refer to the Doom guy as John Doom. That's his name now. John Doom. "John Doom stars... in Doom." Reply +8
Those annoying Windows 10 upgrade notifications will finally go away for good
@jrb Updates are a big one, you can no longer choose to look through updates everything is downloaded for you. At that point there's a chance you'll boot your machine up to find that it's wanting to apply those updates on that boot. Cue waiting for five minutes or so just to log in.
I used to use the "Favourites" feature in Explorer that's now replaced with the half-baked "Quick Access" feature. A "Links" folder still exists in your profile but is useless because Quick Access doesn't touch this, so no backing up of favourite folders. Also, you can't rename favourites you create there.
Settings is a half-baked replacement for the classic control panel but nowhere near feature complete, so the control panel remains anyway.
I wish MS would decide on what interface they want us to use.
I wish Win10 would stop downloading and installing apps like Twitter, Candy Crush whatever and such as that. I never asked for these apps but they keep reappearing. They can't be removed from my profile in the store, I never wanted them in the first place.
These are a handful and I know they sound petty but things like updates and quick access, I had full control of in previous Windows and used them exactly how I wanted to.
I also know of the workarounds for some of these issues, but they shouldn't be there in the first place. I dislike the term "power users" but for anyone who considers themselves as such, Windows 10 is an awful, restrictive experience. Reply +15
There's life in Rock Band 4 yet
Harmonix can show it off however they want but all these announcements do is serve to give an impression as to when the original game will actually be complete.
RB4 was massively disappointing and very lacking compared to its predecessors. Are they going to sort out the instruments, like the guitar disconnects or the drums not being able to register repeat fast notes? Reply +2
Dark Souls 3's multiplayer is a very different, absolutely brilliant take on online
I know I'm not the only one who thinks this but I'm surprised few have mentioned about the absolutely divisive and IMO, god awful netcode that's plagued the series since Demons'.
Having to hit where an opposing player ISN'T is not fun and I don't understand how so many can get behind the PvP on this series. It's like learning to play an online game from fifteen to twenty years ago with having to lead shots.
Just through habit I'm starting to learn this but before DS3 I've lost nearly every invasion due to being ripped off from hits that should connect but don't and being somehow hit or insta-backstabbed from miles away.
A majority of the PvP community know and have learned how to play with this and use this to invade those who haven't learned (or unlearned I think is apt) and as such troll and win pretty much every invasion. Reply +4
Here's the most streamed Spotify music on PlayStation
What the shit is a Fetty Wap? Does it come with chips and a garlic sauce? Reply +5
Rust now assigns gender permanently based on SteamID
Wow... SO many people are outraged at this.
This is literally a non-issue. There is NOTHING to get worked up over about this.
You load the game up and you begin playing, that's it. You won't even be looking at your character a majority of the time. Reply 0
Finding the humanity in Dark Souls 2
@BigBANGtheory If the original DS on PC was anything to go by, get a gamepad.
There really is no way around it, the game is made for a controller. Again if the first is anything to go by it'll be nigh on unplayable on KB+M. Reply +1
Dark Souls 2 was still a brilliant game. A "poorer" Dark Souls is still a vastly better game than a majority of what's released.
But I was disappointed early on in DS2 (Spoiler) to basically repeat the Ornstein and Smough fights seperated into their own individual battles, then for two Smoughs at the same time later on!
The world too geographically made absolutely no sense either which I think was the biggest disappointment for me with DS2, where as with 1 it was beautifully and intricately crafted and it truly was one perfectly coherent world. Drangleic was literally all over the place. Reply +14
Bandai Namco launches a Dark Souls clothing line, but...
Qwertee had a couple of recurring tees last week, two of them have artwork inspired by the Sif and Quelag fights with "black metal" style lettering saying "Dark Souls" across the top, they both looked awesome.
Here's the design for the Sif one - https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/d5/52/c6/d552c6d9f40ef6653148f6601da24863.jpg
These are just trash.
It's a shame but it seems like Bandai Namco are getting the PR so wrong for the release of DS3. Reply +17
Destiny April update release date, Prison of Elders refreshed
I'll play this update to get the remaining achievements out of the Taken King (Having never finished the raid on the DLC) and then I'll be done with the game.
Thanks Bungie, Destiny has been fun but you've asked far too much money for far too little content and I won't be biting again. Reply 0
The Division review
I struggled initially to see me playing the game for much after the first few hours. The overwhelming load of tasks thrown at you in typical Ubisoft fashion plus the horrendously dull story and even duller characters didn't grab my interest.
That said with my co-op group plodding on we're getting the hang of it and a really fun shooter is emerging. I had a solo run through the Dark Zone last night and teamed up with three random guys dotted across Europe and had a tremendously fun time.
Great shooter with really good online play, marred by a dogshit story and characters that really want you to take it all seriously and feel anything for it. Reply -1
Looking for Michael Bay: The Video Game
Split Second says hello! Reply +5
BMX legend Dave Mirra dies, aged just 41
Please if you're suffering from depression, try your utmost to reach out and seek help about it. It's easy to feel alone with it but that's what depression tricks you into thinking.
It is an illness, treat it as such.
Sad news about Mirra, loved the game on the PS1. Activision's BMX efforts just didn't feel as good to play as this. Reply +17
New Goat Simulator DLC teases flamingo, camel and dolphin-in-a-wheelchair characters
The trailer is great! Has no one else seen Reservoir Dogs?! Reply +16
New Consumer Rights Act puts gamers in the driving seat
I was lucky to get Dead Island: Riptide returned for a refund at Asda. Myself and my group of friends all fell foul to the bug on the 360 version which would fully crash the game during multiplayer sessions and could never be worked around. As far as I know it was never fixed.
Trying to get an old woman with no understanding of gaming or software to understand what it means when a game crashes to see your point of view on a game being "faulty" was a chew on! They at least caved but it took some arguing, they were trying to just give me a replacement disc. Reply +1
More than an expansion, Destiny: The Taken King is a relaunch of Bungie's vision
@Shiftyboy I "think" (but look into this before plunging!) that if you get TTK it includes the previous DLCs wrapped in to it as well. Reply 0
Video: Introducing Low Batteries, a series about mental health and gaming
As someone currently in the middle of trying to get their shit together after suffering too long it's nice to see content like this. Cheers Johnny. Reply +27
ZombiU is coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC in August
Well that's blatantly footage from the WiiU version of the game (Says the WiiU & ZombiU owner). Looks like Ubisoft have made no effort with this re-release.
Also, is it just me or is that trailer more advertisement than they ever tried to make with the original game?!
Was a great game though. Just a shame Ubisoft didn't bother giving the WiiU the support it deserved. Reply +4
Looks like there's a Dead Island: Definitive Edition
@nickbonkersperry Previous generations have had just as many performance issues as any other. The only difference is you now have things like the internet! No one could easily have found information on game resolutions or framerates in consoles before things like Digital Foundry came along.
If you ask me services like Digital Foundry and other sites offering performance analysis have helped shape this console generation in to the joke that it's become. It's allowed a number of people to be aware of things that REALLY don't affect the enjoyment of their games to think otherwise. Publishers have noticed this, so they'll keep pumping out remaster after remaster instead of helping developers to get original content out the door.
Poor framerates in console games have not stopped people enjoying their games for decades now.
I'll keep saying it and people will keep negging it, but this console generation IS a joke. Reply +1
Windows 10 launches in July
@bratsampson the only reason to upgrade to 8 was because of improved gaming performance (not significant but still generally better frame rates from titles than in 7). Otherwise it is a horrible desktop OS.
Hopefully 10 will keep that going forward. It already looks a massive improvement on the UI front! Reply +4
Minecraft: Xbox One gets three free birthday skin packs
@KrispyKrispy Can't say I've ever noticed anything of the sort. It feels perfect to me in motion on the One - It's not a funky motion "enhancement" thing on your TV perhaps is it? Reply +3
PlayStation 4 passes 2m sales in UK
I got mine for Bloodborne and Driveclub but that thing needs exclusive new IP and not more remasters / sequels. It's the same thing with the Xbox One, neither console is really going anywhere at the moment. Reply +3
Flower, FlOw and Journey headed to PS4 on disc
@Cold_Waste the film industry doesn't stop pumping out new films though just because customers are buying remasters on Bluray.
In terms of gaming this is clearly affecting the attitude towards output from publishers.
Journey is a beautiful game but not for its technical merits. The PS4 will do nothing for this game that would make you sit back and go "wow". The effort and time put in to make this will be absolutely minimal and yet it'll be rewarded. And then another remaster of something will be announced. Reply +3
@F.Rod. It's genuinely saddening that you're being negged. It's absolutely true that this generation is a joke and yet people seem happy to support a lack of original content.
People have paid out of their pockets for brand new consoles but don't want new games to play on them. It makes no sense.
A PS3 is easily available these days for peanuts and the exclusives that make one worth getting are cheap too. It wouldn't have stopped people buying other consoles in the past so why start now and tell publishers it's okay to treat us like mindless drones in the process?! Reply -3
What does it take to run GTA 5 at 1080p60?
@arcam you have a 750 and a 970? I use my i5 760 currently with a Radeon 6850 and it's holding out nicely these days, can play what I want cranked up and stream to Twitch without a struggle.
I'd be keen to see if that high end a card (comparatively speaking to the ancient CPU) would handle well! :-)
I keep considering upgrading and rebuilding my desktop this year but that old beast keeps convincing me otherwise. It's a fighter! Reply +1
Dirty Bomb is armed and dangerous, but is it likely to go nuclear?
So long as it's Enemy Territory 2 and not Brink 2, this'll be fine.
Best online shooter I ever played and testament to what Splash Damage should really be putting out. Reply +1
Project Cars delayed again
Is no one else feeling a little nervous at the "to make up for it, we'll give you free content on day one" stuff?
So... Content I'll have already paid for on disc no doubt that you otherwise were gonna hold back from me? Reply +2
Does resolution really matter?
I'd argue that Digital Foundry has helped fuel this nonsense idea that resolution (and especially frame rates) is the end all and be all of console gaming.
I truly reckon that before DF and other analytical sources looking into the behind-the-scenes stuff got popular, that a number of people would have had zero knowledge or awareness of when their games weren't running at a native resolution. Or that they never cared about frame rate drops. They just sat and played their games.
Now apparently this stuff causes absolute pettiness to come out in these comments at times and some have forgotten why they care about their games in the first place. Reply +18
3D Classics Streets of Rage 2 headed to 3DS eShop
The best of the series and my all time favourite side-scrolling brawler! Max or nothing. Reply +11
Editor's blog: Introducing Eurogamer's new video team
Aoife in that picture "This is fun and all but come on I'm fucking freezing!" Reply +8
Far Cry 4's digital release won't boot for some Xbox One users
@vincefairbairn with xbox one and it's "home xbox" feature there's a valid (if kinda cheeky) argument for game sharing.
My gamertag has been set as the "owner" of my friend's console and his on mine. Anything we buy digitally the other person gets instantly and with sites doing cheap credit you don't have to pay full price for digital. Reply 0
Watch a Destiny player beat the Crota's End raid - on his own
@DeltaBravoNiner You're not stopped from going in to them on your own, you don't need a full fireteam to actually load the raid up. Reply +12
Minecraft creator Notch bought the most expensive house ever in Beverly Hills
@ChuckNorris Each to their own. I'd certainly never shoot to go for a house in Hollywood or wherever if I came into stupid money myself but you can't blame a guy for being overly indulgent!
He's hopefully never going to want or need again and he can see to his family's every need, that would be the dream anyway. Reply +11
The fact he's gone for it and yet manages to still feel so humbled, can only be happy for the guy! Dude's "made it". Reply +5
Sony beefs up PS4 20th Anniversary Edition sales system after thousands use exploit to gain unfair advantage
I've been trying my hand at these and each time a clue has been posted I've known the correct character to click. Only problem is upon refreshing the page for the new link to become active the page has never once loaded.
Pure congestion is taking it down every time, I'm actually amazed if anyone has managed to get through to even register their details.
I'm not gonna get it, there's not a thing I can do about it and I'm genuinely gutted with the whole thing! Reply +5
Romero reveals unseen Doom art on game's 21st birthday
Not that you need an excuse to fire up Doom every now and then... but I really wanna fire up Doom right now... Reply +15
Today, Sony is selling PS4 20th Anniversary Edition consoles for just �19.94 each
Awww so I've got to be in London to have even a remote chance of getting one of these? Man I know they're limited edition and all but talk about stopping entire parts of your potential userbase from getting one! Reply +3
Final Fantasy 10 / 10-2 HD Remaster coming to PS4
@Mr-Writer Blind? I knew what I wanted to play, I think I gave two examples right there. I didn't buy the console day-one, I knew fine well that would have been a huge mistake. How do you establish that as being "blind"?
I got the console as part of a cheap bundle with Destiny. That's ultimately proved a massive disappointment with it's major lack of content. FH2 is great but it's a sequel and its formula (While great fun) remains unchanged. I'm waiting out on the PS4 until Bloodborne comes out but still it's ultimately another entry in the Souls series.
No need for the harshness, I knew what I was getting. Reply +1


text:
AC Revel Inc., owner of the struggling Revel casino in Atlantic City, formally filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Camden Monday, as expected. The company filed at 10:20 p.m.
The prepackaged bankruptcy, with terms Revel's creditors have agreed to, is meant to reduce the casino's estimated $1.5 billion in debt by about $1 billion and provide it $250 million in debtor-in-possession financing, $42 million of which is new money. The additional financing will provide Revel new working capital, fund certain capital expenditures and pay other expenses related to the financial restructuring.
The company said in a statement after the filing that Revel has secured votes from a supermajority of its lenders, which is in excess of the amount required for the court to approve the plan.


text:
Robert Benton doesn't have any movies playing in theaters.
If you feel like heading out, check out other movies in theaters.
Still of the Night
Feast of Love
There Was a Crooked Man
Oh! Calcutta!
The Ice Harvest
The Human Stain
The Late Show
Nobody's Fool
What's Up, Doc?
All Robert Benton films
Movies.com, the ultimate source for everything movies, is your destination for new movie trailers, reviews, photos, times, tickets + more! Stay in the know with the latest movie news and cast interviews at Movies.com.
Copyright © 2016 FANDANGO MOVIES.


text:
|8 Reviews
|Half Baths
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 4 nights
When you book through the HomeAway checkout, your booking is backed by our Book with Confidence Guarantee™ offering comprehensive payment protection.Learn more
This beautiful cabin is located at the top of Chair 6 (Pioneer). Ski during the day and then relax in hot tub enjoying the amazing view of the red Utah Mountains. This cabin offers 3 bedrooms, Master has wood burning fireplace (king size bed), 2nd bedroom has queen size bed, 3rd bedroom has 2 twin beds, the loft offers 2 full size futon beds. The game room is equipped with ping pong table, Foosball, darts and a flat screen TV. Family room has wood burning fireplace.
Brian Head is located Southern Utah and offers some of best light powder skiing. Excellent family skiing with a mix of runs from beginner slopes to Black Diamond. Utah's famous light powder makes for amazing skiing and there is a snowboard park with jumps and rails. Summer temperatures average in the 70's. The surrounding areas include Cedar Breaks, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Panguitch as well as mountain streams and lakes. Skiing, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback riding, Fishing, ATV trails are just few of activities available
Awesome Family or Romantic Get Away.: Whether you dreaming of a white Christmas for your family or a Romantic get away for special celebration, our Hideway will WOW you. Our friends and family always enjoy their time at the Graham Hideway. We welcome your stay.
Although cabin is located at the top of chair 6 (Navajo Ski Area), Ski out is possible for high level skiers but Ski In is not possible. Our drive-way is steep and we highly recommend four wheel drive.
Deposits: 50% deposit is required at booking. Balance to be paid 30 day in advance of stay. Cancellations may be made up to 30 days on non Holiday dates, for full refund less $50 transaction fee. Cancellations for Holiday dates require 60 days notice, and balance paid in 60 days. Security Deposit of $500 will be required to be paid 2 weeks prior to arrival, or the purchase of Insurance. Security Deposit to be returned within 15 days of stay, if Cabin is returned in the condition at time of rental, per rental agreement, and cabin is left in a reasonably clean state. Cleaning Fee, $150, is non refundable and is is for basic cleaning services and linen cleaning at departure. All trash and food are to be removed from cabin, dishes are to be clean and cabin to be generally picked up.
Rental Requirements: Person securing the property must be at least 21 years of age.
We loved our stay at the Graham Hideaway!! The cabin was absolutely perfect for our family to share with our close friends and it had ample space for both our families. We loved the picture windows that had a breathtaking view of the Navajo Mountain and the horizon in the distance. Our kids (ages 5-8) loved the game room and spent hours playing ping pong and shooting baskets in the mini hoop. (The grownups loved having a little separation from noisy playtime, too!) The kids also loved playing in the backyard, making snow angels and digging holes in the snow and having snowball fights. The skiing was great and the cabin was very close to the slopes. All in all, our time was simply magical! The hot tub was perfect for the kids after getting cold outside and the kitchen was well stocked and user-friendly. The little touches made us smile- the mitten box, the mud room, the plethora of board games, the well chosen books. The Graham's cabin feels so warm and very personal. Of note, the driveway gets a lot of ice during the winter so 4 wheel drive is preferable. Also of note, there is not much usable closet space (especially in the master bedroom), so we lived out of our suitcases for the time we were there. All in all, a fantastic trip and we would go back in a heartbeat!
Our trip was for our daughters birthday (25) and included my wife and I along with 8 other 20-something - year olds. Had a great time! Cabin is well stocked with pillows and blankets as is the kitchen with all the normal comforts of home. Very short drive to the slopes (not walking distance for sure). Would stay there again!
So you want a cabin with all the fixings? This is your spot! We took the kids up for their first ski trip (our 10 year old is a snowboard conversion...) and loved every minute. Cabin was just the way the owners described it, plenty of room for 4 adults and 4 kids with all the amenities. 2 feet of fresh Utah powder made everything but the driveway even better. Shuttle service was happy to make sure we made it to the slopes on time for lessons and the snow plow driver made sure we could get out. We can't wait for our return trip.
The listed property was as good if not better than what the description said. The cabin/home was well stocked, extremely clean and beautifully decorated. Our group of nine had more than enough room to spread out. The beds were comfortably and warm. And the view was awesome! We will definitly be back.
Our family had an outstanding time and the homeowners were available, helpful and extremely kind. All our requests and questions were addressed promptly and Mrs. Graham made sure our stay was pleasent. The home was clean, comfortable and perfect for our family. The kids loved the gameroom, and the loft as a quite place to just hang out. This was our first time in Brian Head as we usually spend our ski time at Heavenly. All of us agreed the skiiing was outstanding about 3-6 inches of fresh dry powder every morning, and very cost effective pricing. Will be back again!
Our family had a wonderful time. The cabin is fully stocked with everything you could possibly need and much more. The game room downstairs was the pefect retreat for the kids to hang out. The view from the deck is amazing!! We hope to back again! Thank you!
Brian Head ski resort announces HIGH SPEED QUAD to open this season. This retreat cabin is located at the top of Navajo Ski Resort Pioneer Chair. It offers spectacular views. This tranquil setting will give sense of relaxation and beauty and only minutes away from the excitement of the Giant Steps and Navajo Ski Resorts. It is a great family gets a way. Book your summer get away early and secure your family vacation. Escape to the cool mountains for a crisp clean blue sky vacation. Many great summer activities, such as Mounting Biking, fishing, hiking and lots of off road trails.
Golf: Cedar Breaks Golf Course is very close
Ski: Brianhead offers some of the best light dry snow conditions. It is great place for the entire family to enjoy, from the beginner slopes at Navajo, complete with ski school for all ages, or the more challenging runs of Giant Steps there is something for everyone at every level.
If you are tired of the ice & slushy conditions or long lines of Southern California give Bria Head a try, you will love it.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Winter Holiday 16-17
Dec 16 2016 - Jan 3 2017
4 night minimum stay
Jan 13 2017 - Jan 16 2017
3 night minimum stay
Presidents Day 17
Feb 17 2017 - Feb 20 2017
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Property Damage Protection
|Cleaning Fee
|$150 + Tax
|Tax Rate
Summer rates are $350 per night, excluding 4th of July week. Holiday bookings requirement payment in full 60 days prior to arrival and then non refundable. 50% payment is due at booking then, holiday bookings balance due 60 days prior to arrival, non holiday bookings the balance is due 30 days prior to arrival and is then non refundable.


text:
Share < br />this article:
Sam Claflin vs Real Life Prince's!
Taryn Ryder
| May 23, 2012 - 6:31 pm
Share < br />this article:
View Full Size
Return to Story
Snow White and the Huntsman
Recommended for you
Out This Weekend: 'The Huntsman: Winter's War'
WATCH: Charlize Theron and Emily Blunt Do Battle in New 'The Huntsman: Winter's War' Trailer
Charlize Theron Talks Equal Pay in Hollywood, Calls Sean Penn the Love of Her Life
Chris Hemsworth Being 'Huntsman' Hot Leads Today's Star Sightings
The Buzz on Blu: 'Snow White and the Huntsman', 'Harry Potter' and 'Titanic'
The Curious Case of Kristen Stewart and the 'Snow White and the Huntsman' Sequel
Around The Web
Elle Macpherson Regrets Her 'Friends' Role
WATCH: Katy Perry Tries (and Fails) to Vote Completely Naked
Taraji P. Henson Drags 50 Cent Over 'Empire' Diss
Rob Kardashian Tweeted Out Kylie Jenner's Number in the Midst of…
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Relax Poolside in France
Sign Up For The Latest Celebuzz News
Thank you for signing up for our newsletter. You will receive a confirmation shortly.
Sign Up
Top Photos
All »
Chrissy Teigen Looking Back on Her Wedding Leads Today's Star Sightings
Prince William and Kate Middleton Encounter Mounties, Totem Poles and More in Canada
Mandy Moore Explains the Meaning Behind Her Random Sperm Tattoo
Here's What Janet Jackson's Baby Bump Looks Like
Gigi Hadid's Attacker Tried to Kiss Kim Kardashian's Butt in Paris
Drew Barrymore Appeared Alongside Ex Father-in-Law at an Event
You'll Love
Benedict Cumberbatch Hates Hiddleswift
Britney Spears Gushes About Selena Gomez
Miley Cyrus Isn't a Mariah Carey Fan


text:
Police: man drove 102 mph on I-89June 19,2013Police: man drove
102 mph on I-89
WILLISTON A Vermont man has been charged with driving at 102 mph on northbound Interstate 89.
Police said Vadim Davnii, 29, of South Burlington was stopped in Williston at about 10:10 p.m. Monday. The speed limit was 65 mph.
Police said Davnii said he was speeding because he was in a hurry to get home. He was issued a violation alleging careless and negligent operation of a motor vehicle.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Gov. Full StoryMONTPELIER The Shumlin administration has released proposed rules for how health care providers... Full StoryBOSTON A Vermont man who spent a week at sea in a life raft before being rescued by a passing... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Not just May, but last year as well!
Sounds like a lot of hard work to me. Why not make raised beds, you can make them any shape/hight/depth you want, order topsoil to fill them.
I agree Verdun and second the motion, G'day Forkers!
Mrs. G, just Google Adblock Plus, then open that and install following the instructions. Very easy, free, and NO MORE ADS!
Oh, and good morning everyone, have a good day.
It's advertising, but still good advice. As we're hardly likely to buy roses from Kuala Lumpur, ignore the advertising and take the advice!
Waterbutts, I guess you learnt to say "chuchichäschtli"!
I suggest one of these
strap-on, one leg milking stool...
Jazzy, your begonias will have corms. As soon as the first frost blackens the stems, remove them from the compost and remove the stems from the corms (round slightly flat bulbs). Let them dry thoroughly and dust off any soil, then wrap them in newspaper and store them in a paper bag or carton box in a dry, cool place. Check them occasionally and remove any soft/rotting ones. Late March or April pot them up again and put them outside after the last frost, usually mid May.
I have firefox and have not had any problems. As for the ads, try adding an Ad-Blocker e.g. Adblock+ (Google it, it's simple to install). I get no ads anywhere now, if I want a product I can search for it, don't need to be reminded all the time!
Looking good, gf, love your brick wall!


text:
Top Definition
A witty, humorous, rebellious, satirical pirate.
The most famous of all picaroons are Hoolio McChowvez, Captain Black Beard, Bloody Jack, and Robin Kerber.
by Crazyfoo August 05, 2006
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
great and mighty being of the planet earth
picaroon is great and mighty
by jim bob March 25, 2005


text:
Blake Shelton Comes to Rescue With Tractor, Saves Men in Oklahoma, Becomes 'Hero'
This is one way to lend a hand.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
This is one way to lend a hand.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Cancel your trip, cancel your childhood. Cry for the rest of your life.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Deliciously awkward, that is?By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Can we start calling him a national treasure now?By Sean Fitz-Gerald
"Lew-PEET-uh en-YON-go."By Lindsey Weber
"Yeah, baby!"By Jesse David Fox
Plus: The first thing AJ Clemente, the disgraced potty-mouthed anchor, did after he got fired, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.By Caroline Shin
'Twas the year of Sweet Brown!By Eliot Glazer
Dance, Bob, dance!By Eliot Glazer
And just $30!By Eliot Glazer
Well, isn't that cute?By Eliot Glazer
Everything's weirder in Texas.By Eliot Glazer
You can't stop a jogger!By Eliot Glazer
Involuntary Cat Lady win!By Eliot Glazer
Take your marks, meme-lovers! Sweet Brown is your new favorite thing.By Eliot Glazer
Third time's a charm.By Eliot Glazer
"I love lamp" in real life!By Eliot Glazer
Somewhere in Detroit, things just got weird.By Eliot Glazer
Don't drink and drive. Also, don't drink and then try to casually toss to Weather.By Eliot Glazer
Back in my day, we just used to drink beer right out of the can. Boy oh boy, how times have changed.By Eliot Glazer


text:
- Learn More
$ 4.54 In Stock
- Condition:
- New
- Item No.
- 563541
- Mfg Part No.
- 49987
Product Information for Avery Gel Pen
Highlights for Avery Gel Pen
- Product Type:Ballpoint Pen
- Packaged Quantity:1 Each
Marketing Information
Retractable gel pen offers the smooth writing of a rollerball with the performance of a ballpoint. Contoured comfort grip reduces writing fatigue. Ultra-smooth gel ink is acid-free, water-resistant and fade-resistant. Ink color matches grip. Medium point. Nonrefillable.
General Information
Country of OriginKorea
Assembly RequiredNo
Physical Characteristics
Product Information
Safety Warning
Learn More About Avery Gel Pen
Make an impact with smooth ink when you use this eGEL™ Retractable Pen. The gel ink is formulated to produce an ultra-smooth writing experience, so your hand glides easily across the page. Pen retracts conveniently to conceal the tip without the bother of caps that are easily misplaced. The transparent barrel lets you monitor the ink level, and a contoured grip rests comfortably against your fingers. With this pen, both your ink and your writing experience are as smooth as they come.
- Tip retracts for convenient storage
- Acid-free and water/fade-resistant
- .7mm
- Medium point delivers smooth ink strokes
Product Views
{"images":[{"sources":[{"src":"/wcdevres/s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/AveryDennison/71709-49987-a01p.jpeg.w960.jpg","profile":"W960","width":400,"height":98},{"src":"/wcdevres/s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/AveryDennison/71709-49987-a01p.jpeg.w480.jpg","profile":"W480","width":400,"height":98},{"src":"/wcdevres/s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/AveryDennison/71709-49987-a01p.jpeg.w240.jpg","profile":"W240","width":240,"height":58}],"src":{"src":"/wcdevres/s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/AveryDennison/71709-49987-a01p.jpeg","width":400,"height":98},"runtimeSrc":{"src":"/wcdevres/s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/AveryDennison/71709-49987-a01p.jpeg.web.jpg","width":400,"height":98},"assetWrapper":"image-gallery","caption":"Product View","isAdaCompliant":true}]}
The information above is powered by


text:
This was one of the few trips we've taken that way exceeded our expectations!
I booked this based on a past very positive experience cruising Alaska on a small ship with a company no longer in existence, so my expectations were high to start with.
On our cruise the weather cooperated as did the whales, turtles and manta rays which we saw in great numbers. Of course UnCruise couldn't control those things but the things they could control were outstanding.
I don't go on a small cruise ship for a great culinary experience but I have to say that the food was excellent. We had at least two choices for lunch and dinner. The food was fresh, wholesome, presentation was good and the portions sensible.
The spirit and friendliness of the crew was unbelievable and infectious. To a person, they all seemed to love the experience and were unabashedly positive about UnCruise. No personal request seemed to be a bother to them.
The ship was clean and well run. Our cabin was also clean and small but adequate.
This was an amazing trip and a great way to see the islands! I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a soft adventure in an informal, attentive and friendly environment


text:
Log In
Start Planning
Park & Hotel Reviews
Discussion Forum
Discussion Forum
Universal Orlando Resort
- Thread
Michelle Powell
Getting into Diagon Alley
Edited: June 23, 2014, 11:15 AM ·
I have read that the ticketing to get into Diagon Alley is going to be distributed by Men in Black. If you are staying in a universal hotel do you still need to get a ticket or does staying in a universal hotel give you access without having to get a ticket .
Replies (3)
Duncan Henny
June 23, 2014, 9:58 AM ·
i think you only get into the park an hour early, i'd imagine during that hour you can get in right away however if you leave after that hour you may need a ticket as they will need to control the crowds but i don't really know, just speculating
Robert Niles
June 23, 2014, 11:16 AM ·
Bingo. Hotel stays will get you early access, but you must enter during that hour. Once you leave, if you wish to return - or if you do not make it into the early access hour -you will need to get a return-time ticket.
Michelle Powell
June 23, 2014, 11:39 AM ·
Thank you for clarifying guys.
This discussion has been archived and is no longer accepting responses.
Top U.S. Theme Parks
Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Disney California Adventure
Universal Studios Florida
Universal's Islands of Adventure
Universal Studios Hollywood
International Theme Parks
Tokyo Disneyland
Tokyo DisneySea
Universal Studios Japan
Disneyland Paris
Shanghai Disneyland
Travel Tips
Where to Buy Discount Tickets
Theme Park Safety Tips
What's Under Construction
Real-Time "Top 10" Rankings
Shop Theme Park Insider
2016 Orlando Theme Park Guidebook
Wizarding World of Harry Potter Guidebook
"Stories from a Theme Park Insider"
Theme Park Insider Shirts
Get "Insider" Site Benefits
© Theme Park Insider


text:
Here's the best of what I see for the Metro Homeland & Country Mart ad coming 1/9. UPDATE: The Quaker printable is gone...I hope you printed it before it disappeared…
read more...
Tagged as:
Metro Homeland & Country Mart Ad Deals 1/9 -/15
Find more in :
homeland deals
Edmond Road Food Pantry
Young Living Essential Oils
Back To School Shopping Guide
Consumer Queen Holiday Gift Guide
Like us on Facebook
I'm A Part Of
Follow Us On Pinterest
Our Supporters
Contact The Queen!
Copyright © Consumer Queen All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer|Disclosure Policy|Privacy Policy|Contact Me|CQ MediaSite Design by Mitra4Design


text:
Supervisors seek grant, bond reissue
Two public notices submitted from Tunica County and running in this week's paper (see Page 5) may pique citizens' interest because they deal with loans and grant funds. But according to Board attorney Andy Dulaney, in the Notice to Taxpayers concerning validation of bonds, citizens are being notified that county officials plan to refinance two prior bond issues, in order to save money.
"The county is not adding more debt," Dulaney explained. "This refinancing will actually result in a net savings to the county of $200,000."
Latest News
'Highway killer' convicted in retrial A man who went on...
Fifteen Years Later One Tunican's special...
A Flag Folding and Bell Ceremony for 9/11 Tuesday, September 11,...
TA presents Homecoming Court Tunica Academy's Homecoming...
Revival stirs churches to act as one in Christ Jesus By turns smiling and...
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8


text:
wikiHow to Dye Fabric With Coffee
Natural, plant-based compounds have been used to dye fabrics for ages, and these dyes retain their simplicity and charm even today. A simple way you can get started with dyeing fabric at home is by using something you likely already have in abundance - coffee. You can dye fabric with coffee using only a few simple tools and ingredients that you likely already own. This process is quick and relatively mess-free, and it will allow you to alter the look of almost any fabric that you want.
1Wash the fabric beforehand. Before dyeing, wash and dry the fabric as you normally would. This removes any dirt and oil that might keep the dye from penetrating evenly. This step is especially important on newly purchased fabrics that might be coated with a finishing spray.
2Place a large pot on your cooktop. You will need a pot that is big enough in which to submerge your fabric. A regular stockpot will most likely be adequate.
3Brew coffee as you normally would. You will need enough coffee to completely cover the fabric once it is placed in the pot. This may mean preparing several pots of coffee in succession and pouring their contents into the large pot 1 by 1.
- The strength of the coffee prepared will affect the depth of color achieved with the dye. The more coffee used, the darker the tint you can achieve.
- As an alternative to preparing many batches of coffee in your coffee maker, you can fill the stockpot directly with water and simply dissolve instant coffee in it.
4Bring the coffee to a boil. After pouring all of your prepared coffee into the pot, bring it to a boil. Turn off the heat as soon as the coffee reaches a full boil.
5Add the fabric to the stockpot. Once you have turned the heat off and the coffee has stopped bubbling, submerge the fabric entirely into the coffee. Stir it around a bit with a wooden spoon to make sure any air pockets are eliminated.
6Let the fabric steep as long as desired. The longer your fabric steeps in the coffee, the deeper it will be dyed. You will need to wait about an hour for appreciable, colorfast results, but you can allow a longer steeping time for a deeper tint.
7Remove and rinse the dyed fabric. Remove the fabric from the coffee dye and rinse it thoroughly under cold water in your sink. Do this until the water runs clear, which will indicate that all excess dye has been removed.
- Only after removing the excess coffee dye will you be able to accurately tell how dark the fabric has been tinted. If you still want the fabric to be darker after rinsing it, you can bring your coffee dye back to a boil and steep the fabric again.
- The coffee dye may stain your pot if you do not drain and wash it promptly after the dyeing process is complete.
8Wash the fabric gently. The coffee dye described above will not provide a completely colorfast finish, which means that the color will fade a bit with each successive wash. To prevent this, wash the fabric as infrequently as possible and use a mild detergent like Woolite.
Community Q&A
Which product to buy, and what does it cost?
Can you dye sheer curtain material?
How do you set dye made with coffee on lace?
- This dye will provide a light to medium brownish hue to light-colored fabrics. For a warmer, reddish hue, you can use the same process above substituting tea for coffee.
- Coffee is best used to dye natural fabrics like cotton or linen. Synthetic fibers will not absorb the dye very well.
Things You'll Need
- Fabric
- Large pot
- Coffee
- Wooden spoon
- Water
- Mild detergent
Sources and Citations
Article Info
Categories: Dyeing Clothes and Fabric
In other languages:
Español: teñir tela con café, Русский: окрашивать ткань с помощью кофе, Italiano: Tingere la Stoffa con il Caffè, Português: Tingir Tecido com Café
Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 133,229 times.


text:
Just for an FYI another company the good Doctors own is OPK. He has been buying about 1 mil shares a month for the past 6 months. He is concentrating on this stock real hard. It about to open @ 6.50. It will be up to $10 within 45 days. Grab it while U can. Dr. Frost sure is. PBTH is not going anywhere for a while.. This is all just my HO.
Sentiment: Hold
He's been buying like that for years and the stock has been declining the whole time. What you are seeing is manipulation. Just because he has taken shares out of the market does not mean the company is worth more all of the sudden. Plus you don't know what his agenda is.