text:
From a House to a Home, in a Flash
Moving can be a nightmare. Not only is the mere thought of all that stuff coming up the stairs in a thousand and one boxes overwhelming but the reassembling and arranging of it can go on for months if you aren't ruthless about unpacking. I just went through this. On Sunday evening, as I put the last picture up, I felt like I was sitting in an insta-apartment. Like a magician flinging flowers out of his top hat, it was as though all my stuff had arrived from New York and rearranged itself in this new London space, being at once incredibly familiar and amusingly foreign.
There are some obvious keys to getting the settled-in look almost immediately. First, the quick banishment of boxes: If they don't go with the movers they tend to hang around for an awfully long time. Next, the arrangement of furniture: Have a clear idea of where the big things are going—and have the movers situate them there—before you find yourself standing in the middle of a room with nowhere to go.
But it is in the details that you will find the quickest gratification. The first thing I always do when moving in is set up the drinks tray, which brings instant warmth to a place. Find a good spot for it—I like to see mine as I walk into a living room, but any table with a lamp on it is a good start. Currently my bar is on a white lacquered West Elm console table, one of those classic well-priced pieces of furniture that work in almost any space.
Add a few bottles, a cocktail shaker and a selection of good glasses, and suddenly the room takes on a reassuring atmosphere. Tuck a wire basket under the table and fill it with small bottles of tonic and soda. Don't forget to order ice trays—the stackable ones from Bed Bath & Beyond are the easiest to use, and make large ice cubes—as it is extremely disappointing not to have ice for your first aperitif. And make sure you have a grocery delivery on the day you move in, so your bar cart is well stocked. When your first visitors call, you'll have everything close at hand to mix them a good drink.
Pictures do wonders for a space. Putting them up transforms a room from a transitional spot to somewhere you want to hang about in. They are vital in rented apartments, to give white walls some depth. And in a more permanent address, it is not until the pictures go up that you really feel like you're home. It's fine to let frames skirt the room for awhile, until you are ready to hang them—or to hire a professional to do it, so you don't end up with a perforated wall. I am usually too impatient to wait for help and prefer to just get on with it myself—quite often in the middle of the night.
For first nights, a well-made bed is important. Even if the rest of the room looks like a teenager's "floordrobe," a pressed-linen island can make one feel a lot better. There is nothing nicer than sliding between cool, crisp sheets, especially after a long day of unpacking. I always like a set of Porthault sheets on the bed when I have just arrived in a new apartment. These cheerful linens do quite a lot to make you feel at home, even if the rest of the place is not very decorated.
The scent of your home is vital, too. I rarely go anywhere without a couple of bags of Santa Maria Novella potpourri. Dropped in a pretty bowl, it quietly emits its sophisticated scent throughout the house. And don't forget a plant—I like geraniums or hydrangeas. Cut flowers require a vase that is bound to still be in a box, but a plant can be set down and look delightful without any bother at all.
For a seamless moving-in process you must be well equipped. Having spent quite a lot of time between Muji and the hardware store, I now have a cupboard packed with lightbulbs of varying strength and size, but the most satisfying items are the tools and the tool box. Muji's packet of screwdrivers with one handle and eight different bits is very neat, and their tin box is utilitarian chic. You can freestyle the rest of the container with hammers, wire cutters, pliers and plugs. For picture hanging you'll need a tape measure, a small spirit level, hooks, wire and a pencil (keep it in the box). Once you have this stuff you'll be able to change plugs on lamps, put up coat hooks and hang mirrors. These little projects can be quite fun and give you a great sense of accomplishment—especially if you have a large drink in hand and a nicely made bed awaiting.
—Ms. Konig is a decorator and journalist in New York and London.


text:
Please read HERE on how to fix broken images from deleted badges! See about our upcoming Board Merges!
SunClan has a Sun Ball! Check out ScarClans War Games! BoneClan has a Snow Ball! Check out the Hogwarts Board!
Check out this shop!
|Chat | September gathering | Getting started | Purchase Thread/Clan Advertisement

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Surgical Specialist, Orthopaedic Surgeon
45 years of experience
45 years of experience
293 W North St
Geneva, NY 14456 Phone number & directions
Geneva, NY 14456 Phone number & directions
Learn more about Dr. John Costenbader:
View the full profile to get information on:
- Qualifications
- What's important to you
View full profile
Patient Reviews
Have you visited Dr. Costenbader? Share your experience.
Write a Review
Write a Review
Prepare before visiting Dr. Costenbader
Rheumatoid Arthritis Patient Education Learn all about RA and various treatments and medications with Vitals rhuematoid arthritis patient education guide.Before Visiting Dr. Costenbader Learn More
Specialties & Research
Dr. John Costenbader, MD is board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery.
- He has special expertise in 3 areas:
- Hip Osteoarthritis
- Knee Osteoarthritis
- Osteoarthritis (Hand and Wrist)
Education & Awards
Dr. Costenbader graduated from University of Virginia, Charlottesville.
Home > Find a Surgeon > NY > Geneva Surgeons > Dr. John Costenbader, MD
Similar doctors nearby
Dr. Steven Lasser
Orthopaedic Surgery
30 years experience
Geneva, NY
Dr. Helen Wong
Orthopaedic Surgery
20 years experience
Geneva, NY
Dr. James Mark
Orthopaedic Surgery
26 years experience
Geneva, NY
Dr. Kristin Baltazar-Ford
6 years experience
Geneva, NY
Dr. Michael DeCicco
21 years experience
Geneva, NY
Dr. Eva Wall
19 years experience
Geneva, NY
- Additional Information
- Dr. John Markle Costenbader MD is a male Orthopaedic Surgeon, has 45 years of experience and practices in Orthopaedic Surgery.
- Where does Dr. John M. Costenbader practice?
- Dr. John Costenbader has 1 office location.
Dr. John Costenbader practices Orthopaedic Surgery near Geneva, NY.
See Geneva Surgeons.


text:
Diamondbacks Live Postgame Show: D-Backs/Mets
The fan-friendly affair features a televised breakdown of the nights Diamondbacks road game against the New York Mets, along with giveaways, drink specials at nearby bars like Cadillac Ranch and Dave & Busters, and more.
Mon., Aug. 3, 7 p.m., 2009
Get the Things to Do Newsletter
Sign up for our weekly guide to events in Phoenix, and never be bored again. With suggestions for every day of the week, our recommendations will keep you busy on any budget.
Upcoming Events
Stick to Your Guns
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 6:30pm
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. San Diego Padres
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 6:40pm
Motley Crue'd
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 7:30pm
Alice in Chains
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 8:00pm
Sponsor Content


text:
5 Comments
I like you're color choice, I like the design. and I like the airbrush style. that said the Phoenix
has been done too much on shirts. but still GOOD LUCK.
thanks for your comments chefraz
BenjaminPhantom Artist from Florida, United States
Very nice +1
personnumber2 Human
absolutely amazing
digitalgroovin Human
Unfortunately, the 'Phoenix' has been done a lot on tshirts. But I like the use of colour. All the best on this one!!! :)


text:
|Boxing Champions | Boxing Schedule | Boxing Video | Boxing History | Pound For Pound | Lounge | The Wire | Arcade
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 107
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 7
Points: 35,941.45
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 35,941.45
I need a conditioning regimen..
Hi im Jacob! Please share me some of your weekly programs. I need those conditioning programs from Monday to Saturday please i really want it .. i want to boost my stamina! Or any link that you can give me that shows training routines .. Thanks in advance! and sorry for my bad english im from philippines.
Up and Comer
Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 57
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 7
Points: 18,766.19
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 18,766.19
go to a local boxing gym...
and start doing runnings on the other days, when ur not in the boxing gym , if u never runed be4 start with 2-3x a week with 20-25 minutes...
u can also do weight training and jump rope @ home
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 10,356
Quoted: 4 Post(s)
Rep Power: 54
Points: 10,874,178,156.13
Bank: 4,718,066,684,717.98
Total Points: 4,728,940,862,874.11
Best book i've ever bought without a doubt
|Share This With Friends
|conditioning, regimen..
|Thread Tools
Cookie Policy -
Privacy Policy - Submit
News - Feedback
- Site Map - Advertise
with Us
Copyright © 2003-2016 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © 2003-2016 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.


text:
Elliot Van Orman pieced together this rad video that consists of a bunch of footage from the Moving Forward video we posted up the other week with some extra footage he captured around Detroit, Michigan. This video is more or less a reminder to slow down and take a closer look at your surroundings because you might just miss something.
Posted by Kurt on May 26th, 2013 // Tags: BMX bikes, BMX videos, Daily, Elliot Van Orman


text:
Strawbs Cover Songs
All Strawbs Songs | Cover Chain
Songs covered by Strawbs
None yet. Why not add a new one .
Strawbs songs that have been covered
The Strawbs song "Here It Comes" was covered by The Blue Aeroplanes on the album " Friendloverplane 2 (Up in a Down World)"
The Strawbs song "The Hangman and the Papist" was covered by Blood Axis on the album " Bl󳴺Sacrifice in Sweden"
The Strawbs song "A Glimpse of Heaven" was covered by Rick Wakeman on the album " The Piano Album"
We don't have an image for Strawbs yet. Why not upload one?


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Showing Results: Most Recent
This review is from: Star Ocean: Last Hope International Playstation3 Game
Pros: Very fun and challenging battle system.
The game looks incredibly beautiful.
Load times are very quick.
Its better than star ocean 3.
Cons: Story is weak.
Characters are annoying and emotionless. They will drive you crazy and wish you never bought this game at full price like I did. Only thing you can do about them is to turn off their battle sounds and skip a lot of cinematics. A lot of the story really just made me frustrated with how stupid the scriptwriter and the American dubbing ended up as, 'kay?
'kay? Lym will make you want to cut your ears off...... 'kay?
Other Thoughts: Surprised there was nothing else included except for the extra language packs.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P LGA 775 Intel P45 ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: Fits great, lots of room for anything. can fit a lot of ram. two Ethernet ports rock!
Fits a huge range of ram and cpus
Cons: PCI slots are too close for my brick of a graphics card. I bought the superclocked 260 a bit ago.
Other Thoughts: pretty colors when it boots upREAD FULL REVIEW
This review is from: CORSAIR XMS2 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 1066 (PC2 8500) Desktop Memory Model TWIN2X4096-8500C5C G
Pros: No problems - life time warranty I think. and I got them for a great price.
Cons: None
Other Thoughts: Just bought it to speed up my computer a little bit.READ FULL REVIEW


text:
Jack O'Lantern clues for todayOctober 23,2013The biggest secret in Rutland each Halloween is the identity of the local Jack O'Lantern parade personality. Students in grades K-6 can submit guesses at their school office or at the city Recreation and Parks Department at the Godnick Center at 1 Deer St.
Guesses must be received by the close of school Friday, with Jack O'Lantern to be revealed at downtown's Halloween Parade at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
Today's clues:
Having taught from RMS to college
My first goal is to bring you knowledge.
Began with Tapestry back in '03
Drama, MOVE camps, and newsletters I've brought thee.
Married now with children two,
My husband, also a teacher, is from the county too.
Petunia and Daisy, my cats, not flowers,
With them and my family I love to pass the hours ...
(Final clues coming Thursday.)MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER The Vermont State Colleges System Board of Trustees voted unanimously Thursday to... Full StoryWHITE RIVER JUNCTION An East Hardwick man who already has an active felony drug possession case... Full StoryA New York man who already served time for his connection with a cocaine-selling ring was... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Previewing new books in 2013, via The Millions
Once again, The Millions, an online literary magazine, has brightened up early January with a giant preview of books due to be published this year. Millions contributors are offering thumbnail previews of 79 books due out this year.
Caveat lector: Despite The Millions' cheeky claim that this lovely list "is the only 2013 book preview you will ever need," it consists mostly of quality literary fiction, with only a few nonfiction and genre writing titles included. So, for example, you won't see anything about new books this year from Ian Tregillia, Charlaine Harris and Elizabeth Bear. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini reading Maurice Sendak's 'In the Night Kitchen'
Here's a look at 'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini in a distinctly different role: reading Maurice Sendak's story 'In the Night Kitchen':
Gandolfini died of a heart attack while on vacation in Italy Wednesday. He was 51. »Read Full Blog Post
The Story of TRUE Skool: A Short Film
Words can't express how much working at the youth organization TRUE Skool has meant to me and many others in and around the Milwaukee area. Because of this, when people ask me why I chosen to become the music director there, my answer of "because it's dope", admittedly isn't very descriptive. »Read Full Blog Post
Crisp Pizza Bar on Brady closed; Jack's American Pub to open
Crisp Pizza Bar, 1323 E. Brady St., closed Tuesday, and a new bar called Jack's American Pub will open in its place.
Scott Schaefer, owner of Milwaukee Brat House on Old World 3rd St. and an owner of Three Lions in Shorewood, confirmed that the sale of Crisp was finalized Tuesday and that a new bar will open. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Full map of Wisconsin pick-your-own berry farms
Wisconsin's lingering cold front may have delayed strawberry ripening, but local orchards are still preparing for a bountiful pick-your-own berry season. Whether its blueberries, raspberries, strawberries or pea pods, you can find a number of pick-your-own places with our complete location map.
Farmers advise that you call them before planning a trip to their orchard to confirm hours of operation and to prepare for any weather advisories. All phone and hotline numbers are provided in map details. »Read Full Article
How well do you know the Summerfest headliners?
ANSWERS: 1. Pitbull; 2. Florida Georgia Line; 3. John Mayer; 4. Eagles; 5. Boyz II Men; 6. Rush; 7. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers; 8. Jason Aldean; 9. fun.; 10. Luke Bryan »Read Full Article
Milwaukeeans Chill on the Hill with social media
Bluegrass music filled Humboldt Park last night in Bay View's latest Chill on the Hill concert.
But photos, videos and tweets filled the social media sphere as musicgoers shared their experiences. Read our social media story of last night's Chill on the Hill, which featured Pay the Devil / The Best Westerns. »Read Full Article
Garlic Fest to sprout on Sunday in Walker's Point
Food, drinks, games, music, artists and other vendors will be on hand for Garlic Fest on Sunday in Walker's Point.
It takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside Braise restaurant, at 1101 S. 2nd St. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Jewel, Jesus, bikes and disclaimers
She grew up yodeling and performing cafes before being discovered. And then there was the time she was Karen, the frozen food princess singing Karaoke. Tonight, she's Jewel and she's performing at the Potawatomi Casino-Northern Lights Theatre.
If you're in the mood for a bike ride with your musical adventure this evening, consider the cycling-centric theme for the Sounds of Summer Concert Series. Or how about this, a little Jesus coupled with culinary medicine, a first we are told. »Read Full Blog Post


text:
Advantage Hunting Whitetail 2 Man Full Door Blind
Product Information:
Advantage Hunting Whitetail 2 Man Full Door Blind is great for gun or crossbow hunting. It offers a through-bolt design with interlocking corners and is lightweight and virtually maintenance free. This blind features a weather and bug resistant heavy duty polyethylene shell with carpeted 3/4" pressure-treated plywood floor, tinted corner viewing windows for 360 degree view and tinted polycarbonate window that flips up and out of your way!
Click here for additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty.
- Through-Bolt Design w/Interlocking Corners
- Lightweight
- Virtually Maintenance Free
- Weather/Bug Resistant
- Ground or Elevated
- Tinted Polycarbonate Window that Flip Up
- Tinted Corner Viewing Windows for 360 View
- Heavy Duty Polyethylene Shell
- Carpeted 3/4" Pressure-Treated Plywood Floor
- For Gun/Crossbow Hunting
- Platform Required
- Dimensions: 54"W x 60"D x 73"H
- Advantage Hunting
Click here for additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty.
Country of Origin: ImportedWeb ID: 12290459
Customer Reviews:
Rated 3 out of 5�by 2 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5�by Steve For something that costs a $1000 I'm very disappointed The blind takes 2 people to put together. The door doesn't fit well at all. The door wasn't hung straight. There is no way the door is going to seal off. I expected much better for the price. September 15, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5�by hehehe awsome awsome helped me get my massive 14 point this year got the record whitetail in long island scored 213 November 19, 2012
1-2 of 2


text:
Related articles
hydrocarbons21.com: With some companies lobbying related UN agencies and national governments to adopt high GWP refrigerants, what strategies does GIZ adopt to defend natural refrigerants?
Thank you!
About GIZ Proklima
26 February 2013
No comments yet
To ensure the quality of the comments we receive, you need to be a member to post a comment.
Not a member yet? Register now!
from Embraco
from Danfoss


text:
Shop the Look
full size
Product Details
In terms of hands-down closet essentials, our boy shirt ranks up there with blue jeans, chinos and little black dresses. Featuring a boyfriend-inspired fit that's tailored especially for you, we took one of our favorite patterns (gingham) and gave it a twist—think two-toned colorways for one awesome shirt.
Size & Fit Details


text:
GreatNonprofits is the best way to find great local nonprofits.
Volunteers and donors use GreatNonprofits to search for ratings and reviews of nonprofits in their town.
Featured Review
The Younique Foundation
I was in the first group of women to attend the Haven Retreat. You would think that as a nonprofit first starting out there would be so many kinks to work out. I am sure they have tweaked things as they... more
Are you a nonprofit?
Hot Topics
How Our Brains Connect through Stories
The GreatNonprofits Fundraising Checklist
The Perks of Being a Volunteer: My experience as a virtual volunteer with GreatNonprofits
Top 10 Volunteer Opportunities in Atlanta
Top 10 Volunteer Opportunities in Chicago
10 Ways You Can Actually Help Syrian Refugees
Nonprofits within 10 sq. miles of 94801
The Office of Letters and Light
4.93871 stars 2529 reviews
methinkest wrote:
This organization encourages me and hundreds of thousands of others all over the world to follow our dreams of writing a novel,... more »
Youth Musical Theater Company
4.86364 stars 110 reviews
BowTie Guy wrote:
I love YMTC. You most likely would stop at the word Youth (in Youth Musical Theatre Company) & probably think it's like an unprofessional... more »
Diabetes Hands Foundation
4.92523 stars 107 reviews
stuart.walters wrote:
I have only been using the tudiabetes site for a few months now, but it is fabulous! As a diabetic for 11 years, sometimes there... more »
OneSky (Half the Sky Foundation)
4.9902 stars 102 reviews
chrishommes wrote:
My son now 6 years old had his first two years of love and care from half the sky ladies in a Chinese orphanage. It really... more »
Habitot Children's Museum
4.86275 stars 102 reviews
BrooksVH wrote:
Habitot is the go-to for me and my daughter. She's 2 1/2 now and we've been going for close to two years. In the beginning, it... more »
Arts & Culture
10,000 Degrees
4.94565 stars 92 reviews
Writer wrote:
Before discovering 10,000 degrees college was not an option for me. After enrolling in their program and applying for their scholarship... more »
- Location:
- San Rafael, CA
Jewish Gateways
4.89706 stars 68 reviews
jessica15 wrote:
After moving back to the East Bay, Jewish Gateways has provided me with immeasurable resources and guidance in finding Jewish... more »
- Location:
- El Cerrito, CA
The Pollination Project Foundation
4.98438 stars 64 reviews
Jude N. wrote:
TPP is one of those organizations that has changed funding for small organization and for individual change makers. It gives life... more »
- Location:
- Berkeley , CA
Adopt A Family of Marin
4.85246 stars 61 reviews
barrientos wrote:
As a two time breast cancer survivor with two sons I considered myself very blessed with the financial help, my husband's income... more »
- Location:
- San Rafael, CA
Hospice by the Bay
5 stars 58 reviews
Kenn gavel4good wrote:
Thank you - your good thoughts are welcome and comforting. My mom was 94, so this was not completely unexpected, and my brother... more »
- Location:
- Larkspur, CA
Nonprofits and Charities in Other Cities
Whether your causes are animal shelters, food banks, or breast cancer groups, you'll find real nonprofit reviews you can trust at GreatNonprofits.
Millions of nonprofit clients, donors, and volunteers have shared their candid reviews of charities, nonprofits, and social enterprises.
Add your nonprofit reviews and help other donors and volunteers find a great nonprofit.
- Albuquerque Charities
- Atlanta Charities
- Austin Charities
- Bakersfield Charities
- Baltimore Charities
- Boston Charities
- Charlotte Charities
- Chicago Charities
- Cleveland Charities
- Columbus Charities
- Corpus Christi Charities
- Dallas Charities
- Denver Charities
- Detroit Charities
- El Paso Charities
- Fort Worth Charities
- Fresno Charities
- Houston Charities
- Honolulu Charities
- Indianapolis Charities
- Jacksonville Charities
- Kansas City Charities
- Las Vegas Charities
- Los Angeles Charities
- Louisville Charities
- Memphis Charities
- Miami Charities
- Milwaukee Charities
- Minneapolis Charities
- Nashville Charities
- New Orleans Charities
- New York Charities
- Oklahoma City Charities
- Omaha Charities
- Pittsburgh Charities
- Philadelphia Charities
- Phoenix Charities
- Portland Charities
- Raleigh Charities
- Riverside Charities
- Sacramento Charities
- San Antonio Charities
- San Diego Charities
- San Francisco Charities
- San Jose Charities
- Santa Ana Charities
- Seattle Charities
- Sonoma Charities
- St. Louis Charities
- Tampa Charities
- Tucson Charities
- Tulsa Charities
- Washington DC Charities
- Wichita Charities
- View All Cities
- View by State


text:
- Police/Fire/Courts
- Business
- Local
- State/Northeast
- Nation/World
- 2016 Elections
- 2016 Lunch Debates
- Special Reports
- Maps & Data
- Military
- Horoscopes
- Dear Abby
- Games & Puzzles
- Lifestyle
- Events & Exhibits
- Food & Drink
- Arts & Music
- Movies & TV
It is a testament of how far Connecticut has come that the least controversial fact about Andrew J. McDonald, nominated by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Thursday to join the state Supreme Court, is that he is openly gay. While his nomination does, we suppose, qualify as another historic first, for most Connecticut residents the detail that Mr. McDonald is in a same-sex marriage is irrelevant, which is how it should be.
This is a state that has grown comfortable with same-sex unions, accepting as a given that homosexuals deserve equal treatment under the law.
But Mr. McDonald's appointment invites debate for other reasons. This is arguably more a political appointment than a judicial one. Mr. McDonald, 46, has no experience on the bench. His experience is as a former state senator and political appointee.
He served as the director of legal affairs and corporation counsel for Stamford from 1999 to 2002, when Gov. Malloy served as mayor of the city. Mr. McDonald now serves as general counsel in the Malloy administration. For much of his legal career, Mr. McDonald worked as a litigation partner for Pullman & Comley, one of Connecticut's largest law firms, where he headed the firm's appellate practice.
In 2009, as co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, he helped write proposed legislation that was so extreme as to be troubling, particularly coming from someone now nominated to sit in constitutional judgment on the state's highest court. The law would have directed the makeup of financial boards at Roman Catholic parishes to assure lay members controlled the purse strings.
Thankfully, the proposal experienced a quick death. If enacted it would have been an outrageous infringement on the free practice of religion. The Roman Catholic Church is apostolic, with authority coming from its leaders - the pope, cardinals and bishops. It is not the role of government to direct a church how to organize and control its funds.
At the time Mr. McDonald said he was only fulfilling the desire of concerned constituents for more parishioner accountability following the arrests, and subsequent convictions, of a couple of parish priests for embezzling church funds. But fixing that problem internally is a role for the church, not the government.
At the very least, Mr. McDonald deserves some tough questioning on his views of church and state and on the potential conflicts he may face as someone moving directly from the administration to the high court. As the process plays out, we withhold judgment on the appropriateness of his appointment.
Police identify driver, pedestrians in New London accident Friday
Blue Point Medical Marijuana Dispensary Moving to Former Bank
New London has 'action plan' to stem misbehavior of unsavory characters downtown
UPDATED: Charlotte police footage shows shooting of black man
Lunch with the Candidates: Andrew Lockwood, Chris Soto and Ronna Stuller
Stonington Borough warden asks that Cannon Square be dropped as Pokémon Go hotspot
Clinton puts off Charlotte visit; video shows deadly encounter between police, black man
Car strikes two pedestrians, pinning one, at New London Trolley Information Center


text:
Fixed PriceDelivery by October 2, 2013
I am looking for a VERY CREATIVE writer with a CHILD-LIKE imagination.
I will need 25 short stories (300 words a piece) about Halloween, ghost stories, spooky tales, etc. These stories will need adventure, excitement, be filled with colorful and rich adjectives. Stories must have a twist and have a certain "edge" to them.
-----> *** Excellent English is a must. These stories need to be written in proper story form and error free! It will be an ebook for children ages 4-8.
By applying for this job, you agree that I will retain all rights to the stories.
* The stories must bring out emotions through the words
* The writer must be very creative and have a very vivid imagination
* Each story must have some type of twist or spook to it!
* These stories are for children 4-8 years of age (writing must reflect that - NOTHING VULGAR OR OFFENSIVE)
* If you are chosen for the job, I will give you a list of story ideas for each story.
--> To be considered for the job:
1. Tell me 3 reasons why you are a suitable for this job.
2. Tell me how long it would take you to complete this assignment
3. Write 150 word blurb about the "Trick or Treating at the Haunted House!"
4. Reply with: Trick or Treat!
*Please follow these simple instructions. (I need someone that can follow instructions well.)
Thank you for your time.
Have a magnificent day!!!
About the Client
United States
Magee 10:55 AM
Jobs Posted
70% Hire Rate, 1 Open Job
Over $10,000
Total Spent
64 Hires, 7 Active


text:
Ready to land as TMA 147 from Cairo,International
Between loads of Ryanair 737s, the airport of Orio al Serio can give also some surprise, like this one.
01:53 pm
She came to LHBP instead of LHSM to carry baby chickens to OIIE, Iran.
...my personal highlight of the year:'TMA127' for 31L...


text:
- Chambre "d'Arsac"
- Chambre "de Piolant"
- Chambre et suite "d'Avelon"
- Chambre "du Couëdic"
- Chambre "Tourlandry"
Chambre "d'Arsac"
Chambre "de Piolant"
Chambre et suite "d'Avelon"
Chambre "du Couëdic"
Chambre "Tourlandry"
Room "du Couëdic"
Situated in the first floor, equipped with a bathroom, this room with a four-poster bed of 140cm is very comfortably furnished flat. Beautiful view on the park and the stables of the castle.
- A four-poster bed
Price: 120€ - 130€ (depending on the period and duration of your stay)
VAT included
All reservation implies acceptance of
Reserve now by calling 05 49 22 97 54


text:
Bull tears man's jacket as he protects his familyUPDATED 7:56 PM EST Dec 19, 2013
Families hide from loose bull at HollywildVideo Transcript
OUT IN THE COUNTRY IN INMAN TODAY ... SOME FAMILIES WERE PETTING ANIMALS ONE MINUTE.. AND RUNNING FROM ONE THE NEXT. WYFF NEWS FOUR'S MIKE MCCORMICK... WITH WHAT HAPPENED WHEN A BULL GOT LOOSE.. AT HOLLYWILD ANIMAL PARK. 47:53 "say I'm a good boy." THIS IS EGGO... AND AS CALM AS HE LOOKS NOW.. PEOPLE ARE SAYING HE PUT THE "WILD" IN HOLLYWILD WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 38:41 "he was scared. It wasn't the bull's fault." AFTER FEELING THREATENED BY THE BISON IN HIS PEN... EGGO JUMPED THE FENCE.. AND ENDED UP IN THE MIDDLE OF SANTA'S VILLAGE.. AT THE NON-PROFIT'S NIGHTLY HOLIDAY LIGHTS SAFARI. 39:48 "He was stomping his foot and he was ready to charge." ETHAN BOLDING WAS THERE WITH HIS FAMILY.. 11:19 "the bull charged the fence, people were jumping over the fence." AND JESSICA MARTIN WAS THERE WITH HERS. 11:30 "hauled to the car as fast as I could, put my daughter up on the roof rack on my friend's vehicle. I didn't have keys." BOLDING.. USED HIS BODY TO PROTECT HIS WIFE, KIDS, AND MOM. 37:59 "I thought he was going to smell me. He just wooped his head real quick and that's when he ripped my jacket." 40:03 "I didn't have time to be scared. All I was thinking, I was in survival mode. THE PARK'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.. DAVID MEEKS.. ULTIMATELY.. GOT HOLD OF EGGO BY THIS TREE.. AND TOOK HIM BACK TO HIS PEN. 52:43 "not in 22 years we've done this, we've never had one come out like that." 38:26 "they didn't seem prepared. I was waiting on a tranquilizer." 53:17 "if you tranquilize one it takes 15-20 minutes to take effect. We didn't want to wait 15-20 minutes." 41:50 "I don't want it to be damaged, the reputation damaged. What I want to see is some safety issues laid down." MEEKS SAYS EGGO.. WILL NOW BE IN HIS OWN STALL DURING THE NIGHTLY EVENT. 56:30 "it's absolutely safe." 15:13 "it really scared us. This really could've turned out a lot worse." 00:37 "the Holiday Lights Safari here at Hollywild will remain open through January 4th. Mike McCormick, WYFF News4, in Spartanburg County." CLIP 12 11.08.32 i just want to say on behalf of the US, congratulations 38
More Video
CommentsThe views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use. WYFF News 4 offers readers the ability to comment on stories with the understanding that these comments may be reprinted elsewhere on the site or used on WYFF News 4 newscasts. We ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, comments that don't relate to the story, and any personal remarks. THIS IS IMPORTANT: WYFF News 4 does not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not, at times, find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. If you find a comment that is objectionable or offensive, click the flag that appears in the upper right corner when you hover over a comment. Flagged comments may be automatically hidden from comment threads. For comments to appear on the website and/or mobile app, email addresses must be verified through Disqus. We ask the community to monitor this forum with the knowledge that WYFF News 4 does not delete posts based on the content. We are glad to offer commenting on our site but we cannot be responsible for people who abuse the privilege.blog comments powered by Disqus
Latest from WYFF 4
Advertising4 Your Information


text:
Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
- Outerwear and Accessories (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/outerwear-accessories/)
- - Reasonable Wax Prices and Where to Purchase (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/outerwear-accessories/39836-reasonable-wax-prices-where-purchase.html)
Reasonable Wax Prices and Where to Purchase
I'm looking to buy some all temp wax, maybe a one pound brick to use this coming season. Any suggestions on good value for the money and where I can get the wax online?
Amazon.com: Hertel "Super Hot Sauce" All Temperature Ski and Snowboard Wax, 3/4 lb Brick: Sports & Outdoors i bough that a while ago and it worked pretty good.
or you can go on the opposite side of the price friendly spectrum and get this Amazon.com: Hertel "White Gold" All Temperature Ski and Snowboard Wax, 1 oz bar: Sports & Outdoors haha
I'll get me some. Thanks!
Also see if there are any local wax companies in your area, it's always good to support them.
I generally use Swix wax, and I always use tognar.com for ordering. The kilogram (I.E. more than two pounds) of universal temp pellets for $40 is a pretty good deal.
Hey thanks for the web link! They have a good selection and very good prices. I KNEW there'd be a place like this... for some reason this website never showed up when I was googling for ski waxes on my own.
Went ahead a placed an order for a kilo today.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:45 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2016 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
User Alert System provided by Advanced User Tagging v3.1.0 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2016 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.


text:
"Whoever you are; wherever you come from, you are welcome here!"
The people of The Monmouth Group of Parishes try to make these words come alive by example. We are a community of four Anglican parishes in Monmouth and the immediate rural area and part of the Church in Wales.
Our worship is centred on the Eucharist and the sacramental life of God's church, that we may grow as people who witness, live and experience God's love at work in the ordinary rhythm of daily life.
In all our churches, you will find a warm welcome from people who strive to follow Jesus through prayer, fellowship and service to the wider community.
Our churches are not places to be given answers, but safe places to ask questions, find reflective space and be ourselves before God who is love. We seek to honour that diversity that strengthens us and enhances and enriches our life together.
Our churches are places where we have the opportunity to continue our journey towards God together, young and old, encouraging and supporting one another and welcoming the visitor and the stranger with a hospitality that assures no one need travel alone.
This Week
- 08:30 Morning Prayer St Thomas'
- 19:30 Housegroup
- 08:30 Morning Prayer St Mary's
- 18:30 Evening Prayer St Thomas'
- 08:30 Morning Prayer St Mary's
- 09:30 Midweek Eucharist St Michael's
- 10:30 Midweek Eucharist St Mary's
- 08:30 Morning Prayer St Mary's
- 10:00 Midweek Eucharist St Thomas'
- 10:00 Indoor Boot Sale Monmouth Priory
- 10:15 Eucharist with healing ministry St Mary's
- 08:00 Holy Eucharist St Mary's
- 09:30 Family Eucharist St Thomas'
- 10:00 Family Eucharist for Harvest Festival with Baptism (Billy Wynne-Lord) St Mary's
- 11:00 Holy Eucharist St Michael's
Monday September 26
Tuesday September 27
Wednesday September 28
Thursday September 29
Saturday October 1
Sunday October 2
Notice Board
For a list of all upcoming events, see the Events page.
Family Eucharist for Harvest Festival with Baptism (Billy Wynne-Lord)
St Mary's
Sunday 2 October 10:00
Harvest Festival with Osbaston Church in Wales School
and the Baptism of Billy Wynne-Lord
Canoe trip
St Thomas'
Saturday 8 October 13:00
Meet at the Monmouth Canoe and Activity centre at 1pm.
We are going from Monmouth to Whitebrook and visiting The Boat for refreshments.
Furher details from David and Sally Price on 01600 716335read more >
Group Eucharist
St Thomas'
Sunday 30 October 10:30
For the fifth Sunday of the month there will be a Group Eucharist at St Thomas' Church at the later time of 10.30am.
There will be no other services in the group this Sunday.


text:
It was Ethier's six multihomer games this season and eighth in his career.
All three home runs came off Josh Fogg who was making only his second start of the season for manager Jim Tracy. He allowed six runs, all on home runs, and four hits and four walks in three-plus innings.
Wolf worked into the eighth inning before turning the game over to George Sherrill and Jonathan Broxton and the two made certain there would be no late-inning magic this night at Coors Field.
"I'm not really concerned about them," Dodgers manager Joe Torre said after the game. "I have a great deal of respect for them, but it's all about how we play. If we're in the last week of the season, last 10 days of the season, yes, you worry about that team. But right now we've got to get into a mode of playing more consistently and winning more games. That's my concern more so than who's running us down."
Colorado had posted four straight come-from-behind wins, including a 5-4 victory in 10 innings over the Dodgers in the series opener and after trailing by 15 1/2 early in the season, they had fought back to trail by two.
But Wolf scattered five hits over 7.1 remarkably effective innings, walking two and striking out out five. The veteran left-handed was saddled with 12 no-decisions in his first 17 starts but he has nine decisions in his last 10 starts and has worked at least six innings in each of them. He has five wins in his last seven decisions and a 1.80 ERA in his last four.
Wolf is 7-4 with a 2.78 earned run average over 15 road starts this season and is holding opponents to a .225 average. It was his 99th career win against 84 losses and is 18-10 with Los Angeles.
Matt Kemp walked and Ethier homered in the first inning for his 26th long ball of the season. Ryan Spillsborghs ripped Wolf's change-up he had left in the middle of the plate deep into the left field seats to cut the lead to 2-1 in the third.
Ethier got the run back quickly with his 27th homer leading off the fourth. Fogg brushed Manny Ramirez with a pitch and Casey Blake walked to bring up James Loney who was in a 1-for-13 slump and hadn't an extra-base hit in his last 17 games.
Loney thrives on Colorado pitching. Five of his 40 home runs have come off the Rockies and after going 2-for-4 he's 37-for-103 (.359) lifetime at Coors Field with 37 RBIs in 27 games.
But he turned on an inside fastball and hit it long down the right field foul line and into the seats for his eighth of the season and his first in six weeks.
Russell Martin singled and Orlando Hudson walked and Tracy had seen enough of Fogg and called in Juan Rincon who stopped the Dodgers without a hit over the next four innings. Matt Herges gave up four harmless singles, two in each the eighth and ninth, but didn't allow a run.
Wolf retired 14 of the next 16 batters after the home run in the third inning and struck out the first Rockies in the eighth but allowed a single to D.Y. Young (Jr.) and Sherrill came in to close out the inning. Broxton gave up a single, a double play ball and a popup to Loney in the ninth.
Loney's home run was the only Dodgers hit with runners in scoring position and they finished 1-for-4, leaving three on base. Dodgers pitching held the Rockies to 0-for-2 with RISP.
"This is a big series for us, but you can't lose sight that there's a lot of season left," Wolf said. "We haven't played the best baseball in the past month and they've played great, but we can't worry about them."
Now, the Dodgers will leave Denver with either a two- or four-game lead on the Rockies, depending on the effectiveness of Vincente Padilla, who was released by Texas after the veteran had posted an 8-6 record with a 4.92 ERA in 18 starts. He is the 11th different pitcher to start for Torre this year and will replace Hiroki Kuroda, who is still coming back after getting hit on the hear with a line drive on August 15.
Ken Gurnick of MLB.com pointed out that the Dodgers have been very successful this year when they start pitchers other than Chad Billingsley, Clayton Kershaw, Randy Wolf or Kuroda. Los Angeles is 20-12, a .625 winning percentage, much better than the top four starters. The extra starters have been Charlie Haeger, Eric Stults, Jeff Weaver, James McDonald, Eric Milton and Jason Schmidt.
Padilla isn't on the 40-man roster yet, and someone will have to be moved before game time.
Colorado will go with LHP Jorge De La Rosa (12-8, 4.76 ERA) who allowed a pair of two-run homers in six innings to the Giants but earned a win in a 14-11 game.
The contest will be a two-game swing, with Los Angeles flying off to meet the Cincinnati Reds with either a four games lead (with a win) or a two game lead (with a loss).
Score by Innings Los Angeles 200 400 000-6 Colorado 001 000 000-1 Dodgers ab r h bi ave Furcal ss 4 0 0 0 .253 Kemp cf 3 1 0 0 .310 Ethier f 4 2 3 3 .290 Ramirez lf 2 1 1 0 .307 Broxton p 0 0 0 0 .000 Blake 3b 3 1 0 0 .280 Loney 1b 4 1 2 3 .276 Martin c 4 0 1 0 .257 Hudson 2b 4 0 1 0 .290 Wolf p 3 0 0 0 .196 Sherrill p 0 0 0 0 .000 Pierre ph-lf 1 0 0 0 .321 --------------------------------- Totals 31 6 8 6 Colorado 31 1 6 1 HR- Ethier 2 (27), Loney (8). RBI- Ethier 3 (87), Loney 3 (74). LOB- Los Angeles 3, Colorado 5. CS- Ramirez (1). DP- Hudson, Furcal and Loney. Dodgers in h r-er bb so era Wolf (9-6) 7.1 5 1-1 2 5 3.25 Sherrill 0.2 0 0-0 0 0 0.00 Broxton 1.0 1 0-0 0 0 2.90 HBP- Ramirez. T- 2:46. Att- 38,350.Penny Released
The Boston Herald reported that veteran right-handed Brad Penny requested and received his release, allowing a roster spot for newly acquired reliever Billy Wagner. "I asked for my release and I got it," Penny told The Herald.
Penny was 7-8 with a 5.61 ERA in 24 starts this season for Boston, the last of which was a four-inning, eight-run outing against the Yankees. Penny expressed gratitude toward the Red Sox for signing him to a one-year, $5 million contract last offseason after an injury-plagued 2008 season with the Dodgers.
Is signed by another club sign with another team before the end of August, the two-time all-star will be eligible to appear on a postseason roster.
Dodger Blue Notes-- The Dodgers have taken 11 of 14 games from the Rockies this season, including a 6-2 mark at Coors Field. Removing the head-to-head record, Colorado would be leading the Dodgers in the N.L. West Division race. ...Los Angeles boosted their best record in the National League at 75-52, and is off to its best 126-game start since 1985. ...Clayton Kershaw allowed a two-run homer to Brad Hawpe in the first game of the series, which snapped his streak of 15 consecutive starts without allowing a homer, the longest such streak by a Dodgers pitcher since the team moved to Los Angeles in 1958. ...On this date in 1939, the Dodgers played the Reds in the first baseball game ever televised. Hall of Famer Red Barber called the game from Ebbets Field and it was the first game of a doubleheader.


text:
Search Results For:
Topic "just war"
Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35
Jayson Browder on a New Generation of Veteran Leaders | 09/27/16
Jayson Browder, Alex Woodson
U.S. Air Force veteran Jayson Browder discusses his work at Veterans in Global Leadership, which helps veterans become tomorrow's leaders. He also talks about the dishearteningly low percentages of veterans at elite schools and on Capitol Hill, and No One Left Behind, which lobbies for U.S. visas for Iraqi and Afghani interpreters.
Robert Kaplan on the Underlying Forces that Drive our "Post-Modern" World | 08/30/16
Robert D. Kaplan, Randall Pinkston
"To understand the events of the next 50 years, then, one must understand environmental scarcity, cultural and racial clash, geographic destiny, and the transformation of war." Robert Kaplan wrote these prescient words back in 1994. In this fascinating discussion, he analyses how his predictions are playing out and where we are headed.
Asha Castleberry on the 2016 Election and the Fight Against ISIS | 08/25/16
Asha Castleberry, Alex Woodson
U.S. Army veteran Asha Castleberry discusses veterans' reactions to the 2016 presidential campaign, and also the ongoing U.S. anti-ISIS military campaign, which is preparing to liberate Mosul in Iraq. "This is definitely a big push from the Obama administration before President Obama leaves office--he wants to liberate Mosul."
Instagram Take-Over #8:Troy Enekvist, Impact of ISIS on Daily Life in Iraqi Kurdistan | 07/05/16
For its eighth Instagram take-over by photographers from around the world, Carnegie Council presents work by Troy Enekvist, a Swedish freelance photojournalist who currently works for the Swedish newspaper "Sundsvalls Tidning."
The Progressive's Paradox | 06/15/16
Zach Dorfman
Can left-wing ideologies ever co-exist comfortably with military intervention? U.S. foreign policy over the past two decades has failed to align squarely with the two major domestic political parties—is the liberal/conservative distinction here a myth?
"We Love Death as You Love Life": Britain's Suburban Terrorists | 06/13/16
Rafaello Pantucci, Devin T. Stewart
What drives people in the UK to become terrorists or jihadist fighters? Pantucci's years of research into this problem has implications for all Western countries. Most disturbingly, he concludes that there is no single profile. However, there are three factors to look for: a sense of grievance, social mobilization, and ideology.
The Symbiotic Relationship between Western Media and Terrorism | 05/24/16
Javier Delgado Rivera
Mass media and terrorism have become ever more intertwined in a mutually beneficial relationship often described as 'symbiotic.' This column examines that dynamic and outlines the need for news organizations to balance the public's right to know against the ability of militants to exploit news coverage to promote their beliefs.
A Rage for Order: The Middle East in Turmoil, from Tahrir Square to ISIS | 05/13/16
Robert F. Worth, Roger Cohen
In this memorable conversation, "New York Times" journalists Robert Worth and Roger Cohen discuss Worth's latest book about the Arab Spring and its aftermath. Was its collapse inevitable? Could/should the U.S. have done more, especially regarding Syria? Despite all, Worth concludes the talk on a hopeful note.
The Last Supper: The Plight of Christians in Arab Lands | 05/02/16
Klaus Wivel, James Kirchick
There are 7.5 million Christians in the Middle East, who live under constant threat of death and humiliation. Danish journalist Klaus Wivel (not a Christian himself) asks: What is the story on the ground and why are so few journalists covering it? Why aren't we in the West doing more to defend the human rights of this beleaguered minority?
The Geopolitics of the Iran Deal: Winners and Losers | 04/12/16
Karim Sadjadpour
In the short term, one of the biggest winners in the Iran deal is China, and the biggest loser is Saudi Arabia. But 10, 15 years from now, we may see that the deal was a seminal factor in reintegrating Iran into the global political economy and strengthening civil society--making the U.S. and Europe the winners and countries like Russia and Syria the losers.
Blood Year: The Unraveling of Western Counterterrorism | 03/28/16
David Kilcullen, David Shipley
ISIS consists of three interlocked threats and is quite different from al-Qaeda, says counterterrorism authority David Kilcullen. To come up with a workable strategy going forward, we have to understand exactly what went wrong in the years since 9/11 and admit that everyone bears part of the blame, from "reckless" Bush to "feckless" Obama.
"Ethics & International Affairs" Celebrates its 30th Anniversary | 03/15/16
As "Ethics & International Affairs" journal celebrates its 30th anniversary, it is more committed than ever to encouraging reflection, advancing scholarship, fostering respectful debate, and offering deep analysis of the values and ideals that animate global affairs.
"The Assault on International Law" by Jens David Ohlin | 03/14/16
Jens David Ohlin seeks to expose the shaky social scientific and philosophical foundations of what he calls "New Realism," which questions whether international law can ever compel or even guide states to act differently than according to what they perceive as their self-interest.
Table of Contents, Volume 30.1 (Spring 2016) | 03/14/16
This issue includes an essay by Amitai Etzioni on how to define national sovereignty through rights and responsibilities; a roundtable on the relationship between Hans Morgenthau and America, with contributions by Cornelia Navari, Felix Rösch, Hartmut Behr, Christoph Frei, Richard Ned Lebow, and Douglas B. Klusmeyer; features by Patti Tamara Lenard on revocation of citizenship in democracies and by Robert Sparrow on the case against autonomous weapons; a response by Helen Frowe to Daniel Brunstetter and Megan Braun's article on "jus ad vim" (EIA 27.1), with a rejoinder by Daniel Brunstetter; and book reviews by Robert Howse and Jeffrey Mankoff.
Free for a Limited Time! "Ethics & International Affairs" Spring 2016 Issue | 03/11/16
This issue includes: Amitai Etzioni on national sovereignty; a roundtable on the relationship between Hans Morgenthau and America; Patti Tamara Lenard on revocation of citizenship in democracies; Robert Sparrow on the case against autonomous weapons; an exchange between Helen Frowe and Daniel Brunstetter on "jus ad vim;" and book reviews.
A Conversation with Sarah Chayes on Corruption and Global Security | 03/04/16
Sarah Chayes, Stephanie Sy
Around the world from Afghanistan to Nigeria, systemic corruption is fueling instability, declares Sarah Chayes in this electrifying conversation. And the United States and other enablers are part of the problem. "If we don't prioritize corruption more—and that means here as well as there—the world is going to become an increasingly dangerous place."
The Refugee/Migrant Crisis | 03/01/16
Peter Sutherland, David Donoghue
The migrant/refugee crisis is a defining moral issue for our generation, declares Peter Sutherland, UN special representative on international migration. And proximity should not define responsibility. It's a global responsibility.
What Went Wrong in the Arab Spring? | 02/15/16
Adam Roberts, Rashid Khalidi
In the early days of the Arab Spring, non-violent civil resistance helped topple authoritarian governments in Tunisia, Egypt, and Yemen. Yet these apparent triumphs were followed by disasters. What went wrong? Was the problem rooted in the popular movements themselves, or in their societies? And what's the best way forward now?
Can Wars Ever be Just or Are Wars Merely Justifiable?: The Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo | 02/05/16
Louise Boshab
From the standpoint of ethics of war, the conflict in the eastern region of the DRC would be deemed to be justifiable because it fills the criteria of war for a just reason and of legitimate war. On the other hand, in this ethical context as well we find ourselves not able to attribute any just qualities to the act of war, because war needs to preserve its independent identity.
The "Singapore School" of Asian Values: Down But Not Out? | 01/26/16
See Seng Tan
When the Asian financial crisis of 1997 blunted the so-called "Asian Economic Miracle," critics--many Westerners, but also Asians tired of the tendentious claims of their cultural elites--bid good riddance to the end of "Asian values." Yet the "Singapore school" could well experience a revival in the foreseeable future, albeit in a different form.
Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35


text:
Resident Evil 6
- Boards
- Resident Evil 6
- Resident Evil vs Biohazard
which one is a better name for the franchise? - Results (83 votes)
Resident Evil
45.78% (38 votes)
54.22% (45 votes)
This poll is now closed.
I actually played biohazard first, and resident evil later. since I couldn't read japanese, and didn't finish the game until few years later and I was left wondering why there were zombies and monsters in the mansion at first place.
actually, why capcom changed the franchise when they released the 1st game in the west? patent conflict?
GaspenPayne 2 years ago#2
Resident Evil worked with "Mansion" but not with: City, Africa, Spain, wherever-the-hell-re6-takes-place, or anything that isn't a "residence"
Because the game is about "BIO TERRORISM" not "MANSION EVIL"
I don't care if I face a red monkey or a yellow monkey...~Gaspen Payne, 2013
GaspenPayne posted...
Nailed it.
PSN ID: LeonHart32
GaspenPayne posted...
Resident doesn't mean house. Resident works with all the other games as well.
That said, Biohazard may be the better choice, but since I know the series as Resident Evil, I'm going with Resident Evil.
BlueSalvation 2 years ago#5
Biohazard is great, but I'm used to the waters of Resident Evil. Sticking with that as the better name because changing it now would feel strange to me. The same feeling as someone changing their birth name after years of being called by it.
Claire: Thanks. I'll do that.
Steve: Hey. I was just kidding. There's no way he can get here, even if he is your brother.
I actually prefer Resident Evil simply because it's more interesting than Biohazard. Biohazard leaves nothing to the imagination and is very sterile.
TheSkinniMini1 2 years ago#7
I've always felt the western version of the title stopped fitting after RE1. Granted they most likely didn't have the events of RE2 or even a sequel in mind while renaming the series, I think a title like Viral Outbreak would have been a good alternative to Biohazard.
Why do I like video games? Easy. They're journeys that you decide to take on and explore.
GiftedACIII 2 years ago#8
Biohazard. The entire franchise is about Bio-organic weapons and some of the stories itself (notably 2 and outbreak) are about surviving against mindless creatures acting on their instincts rather than against an actual villain.
And I agree that Resident Evil gave out a paranormal feeling (which was what I thought the very first time I played it) rather than the scientific creatures that it actually had.
Only a complete moron would commit the same violation over and over even after being warned for it
I think the monsters are still fascinating "Evil" during the first 3 games, but once they used the term B. O. W. they lose their mysterious, paranormal feel.
TheSkinniMini1 posted...
I've always felt the western version of the title stopped fitting after RE1. Granted they most likely didn't have the events of RE2 or even a sequel in mind while renaming the series, I think a title like Viral Outbreak would have been a good alternative to Biohazard.
Or just outbreak...
Crawling back to you.
PSN: Dan21993
- Boards
- Resident Evil 6
- Resident Evil vs Biohazard
Report Message
Terms of Use Violations:
Etiquette Issues:
Add user to Ignore List after reporting


text:
At the age of 28, Michael Johns auditioned for the seventh season of American Idol in July 2007. "You're like a white soul singer," remarked judge Simon Cowell, who granted Johns admittance into the competition. Johns sailed through his initial weeks on American Idol, receiving comparisons to Jim Morrison and Michael Hutchence in the process. He eventually finished in eighth place, having received a surprising dismissal after a performance of Aerosmith's "Dream On." (One year later, Idol introduced a rule allowing the judges to veto one elimination per season, inspired in part by Johns' unexpected exit).
Like fellow contestants Brooke White, David Cook, Carly Smithson, and Kristy Lee Cook, Johns had already released material before joining the show, and he parlayed those songwriting skills into another record deal. He made his solo debut in 2009 with Hold Back My Heart, which paired his voice with a batch of soulful, Southern-styled songs. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi


text:
And, I can't come to terms with how much I like this video. So generic. So "done before". Yet still I linger.
The dude filming the video below is STOKED! And kinda gross.
Shit, when I was ten and Leia was all imprisoned by Jabba the Hutt (I should add that before she was captured she broke into Jabba's palace and threatened him personally with a thermal detonator!!) I could not come to terms with how awesome I thought it all was. Jabba sucked and Leia ruled. I pretty much wanted to be Leia and wrap my chains of oppression around the "man's" big fat lizard neck, kill some anonymous mercenary bodyguards, shoot the main cannon into the deck of the only vehicle keeping me above and out of the Sarlac pit and then bail on the scene without a hair out of place.
And after watching the video below… I'm not quite sure what the hell I want to do with myself.
Move to LA and get involved in the entertainment industry? Apparently THAT will get me into some "prisoner Leia" garb.
And this went down a few weekends ago. D. Roth took all his hair off. yowza.
Appreciate how the man's expression does not change from start to finish.
Cold blooded killer.
Caveat: this is a pretty crap little video. And a little redundant as, I've posted it up already on the ol' social interwebs:
There you go. That is where I spend a lot of my time these days. I love my job, I love/hate the bicycle industry.
I love custom cycling and the personalities involved in creating it.
I am just back from a great weekend in Southern Oregon. The Portland Bicycle Studio road team made the trip 5 hours south from Portland to race the Table Rock road race last Saturday and spent the rest of the weekend training in the beautiful Rogue River – Wolf Creek area.
The road race was a punchy – hilly loop. We ended up riding about 80 miles. Short, steep climbs. In the first lap our team mate Devin Zoller got in a 3 man break with Jason Riffle and those bastards stayed away for the better part of 70 miles. We caught them in the final lap on the lone 10 minute climb on the course. Devin and Jason were going backwards and covered in sweat. I patted Devin on the back as I rolled past: "need food? water?" nope. Good work Devin.
Kelly, Steven, Doug and myself had the pleasure of sitting in for most of the race. The climbs were steep enough that they hurt but, short enough that everyone could catch back on. There was even a 50+ mile section of the descent that had me off the back hoping no one's tyres blew out.
Doug and Steven were our leaders for the day and they both got popped off the lead group of about a dozen guys as we caught the early break on the last long climb. I saw it all going down and rolled up to them and slapped them into shape. "hey, ease off a little" No f'ing way bitch! I am going to get you back onto the leaders if my life depends on it.
I got to cuss and spit a little bit as we spent 10 minutes chasing the leaders. It was just the 3 of us PBS riders and then a Sellwood VTTer caught us and added some strength to the chase.
We got there right at the bottom of the finishing climb, a steep 1k kicker. ouch.
I barked at my boys to move up and get in good position then, I pulled the plug as, I was cooked and could not see anyone behind us for at least a minute.
7th place for me. We got Steven into 3rd and Doug a solid 5th place. Go team!
A few videos for you:
Really, help me out people.
Do I go to Japan? (check out this gallery of a local Japanese cyclocross scene!) Daisuke is super rad and his race will be a first year UCI C2 in 2 seasons. Should I go over and help it out before it goes UCI?!
Shall I put in the efforts in the UK? Will the Brits give a shit about another anglo-phile coming over to get shelled? Is there cyclocross on Islay?!
I had a conversation a couple years back. About "sandbagging" and "cherry picking" UCI points and races. Traveling around the US and hitting all of the smaller races to rack up the UCI points. I thought it was crap back then and, I still think it is crap. I LOVE giving the smaller communities and small cyclocross scenes some love and attention. Help them build their cx programs and series up. And these days, there is no cherry picking. There are FAST riders at even the smallest UCI cx race anywhere in the US!!
Let's hear some stories from the UK, the South East US, Southern California and Nippon!
What are the dope local races to do? (I did just get some emails from the UK with advice, thanks guys!)
I still have one of my race frames from last season available for sale! A very light, stiff and good-looking cyclocross race machine.
52cm size. Max saddle height range: 75cm (center of bb to top of saddle) or lower (you can re-cut the seat mast).
Custom paint: Matte carbon finish with sky blue and white accents.
In excellent condition, limited paint dings, no cracks or damage.
More photos of both bikes on my flickr page.
Email me directly or give me a call: 503.841.8006
Gabby you are one tough lady. Maybe I should think about heading over to the UK and racing?
Was just talking with Jeremy Dunn (JD) about writing. I'm impressed with the amount of words he puts to paper. Some exciting shit going down this spring. Hanging out late this evening in the Rapha North America office because soon, I won't see him for 2 months. Peace out! We are getting tons of work done tonight. Dinner + chocolate. boo-yah. Totally my style. —>
I'm just calling Roger Hammond out to win Paris-Roubaix this weekend. Why? I love an underdog. And, because when we lined up to start a shitty little cyclocross race in Wachtebeke 4 years ago we looked at each other and snickered, as we both knew we were going to get lapped on this 4 minute a lap course.
Oh man… Whaaaaa? Come on. When I was a kid, I wanted a PK ripper so bad. Cause it was the shit. It was the best bike you could buy. The top shelf. I did not know shit about riding BMX bikes but, I knew that one day, probably when I was an adult, I could afford one.
I don't want a cheapened version of one of my dearest memories. Fuck these walmart dropouts, integrated headset and BS hipster geometry.
Total cost to produce: $83.37 and a small part of your soul.
No thanks. Let's try to keep it real, eh?
I do, however want to buy a stainless steel road bike. 1100 grams?! That is lighter than a Pro Machine!
What does NSFW mean anyways?
So, when IS a lesbian NOT a lesbian? Besides on the "L" word…
I like buying my fancy chocolate HERE. Thanks for putting in the work and writing a decent blog Robin. Don't worry about my vegan sensibilities. I can appreciate beautiful things, even if I am not interested in eating them myself.
My coach and my employees are hating me for these videos:
I am turning into an electro-slut. The best part of this video is at 3:40.
Electro-slut theme continuing:
Exclusive New Video – Stupid – Redlight
Uploaded by anniemacpresents. – Explore more music videos.
And this takes me back. Punk shows at the BART stations in the Misssion!
Thanks Kyle Valenta for the heads up on this band. I don't get out so much anymore and keeping up with new music is challenging.
Simon is a british bastard with a loud INTERNET PRESENCE. But damn it if I don't LOVE keirin racing myself… And Japanese documentary videos about keirin racing. Take some time and watch all of these. SO damn good! Keirin is so very interesting. The culture around it. Something so f'ing far removed from what I have ever experienced.
I'm going to go to Japan and make Daisuke take me to temples to eat vegan food.
I was once obsessed with getting over to Nippon and riding some keirin. now, I just want to go and do Daisuke's cyclocross race and rub elbows with Keichi Tsujiura at the Kansai cup in November!!
Here is a
MEGA SHARK! infografic for you to enjoy. I too watched as Deborah Gibson negotiated her way around a submarine.
More over at the Independent Fabrications blog.
(written last Sunday)
I'm sitting with JD at a cafe working. We both have our laptops open and are commenting on our projects, emails and shit we see on the interwebs.
We spent the day today (Sunday) doing some of this. A classic road ride with super strong pals. I got beat up. And then beat up some more.
It was a beautiful weekend. I had an excellent time on and off the bike. Spending a little time being social and riding in the sun sure does a lot for your mental outlook!
Now it is time to reflect on the past. Take a look at this piece of history. Explore the Independent Fabrications blog. Really really good times.
This Independent Fabrications bike is too legit.
All right, this update lagged as I was on the coast for a few days this week. Moving on to more exciting updates!


text:
We are no longer offering Topcoat Duo by butter LONDON. Discover a new favorite or contact our beauty concierge for further assistance.
Get the most out of your colour wardrobe with the essential Topcoat Duo, featuring Hardwear P.D. Quick Topcoat, and Matte Finish Shine Free Topcoat. For a hot new look, use them together for the ultimate texture clash.
Matte Finish Shine Free Topcoat turns traditional shine on its head with this matte finish nail trend. Experience the same quick drying and long-lasting formula, but with a velvety shine-free texture. Hardwear P.D. Quick Topcoat: locks your colour in place! The quick drying, high-gloss topcoat protects your lacquer and extends the life of your manicure. Your look is not complete until you've sealed it in with Hardwear!
• Includes: Hardwear P.D. Quick Topcoat, Matte Finish Topcoat
• Dries in seconds
• Chip resistant
• Ultra glossy or matte finish
butter LONDON does not add formaldehyde, toluene, or DBP to any of its nail formulas. It's colour without compromise.
Hardwear P.D. Quick Topcoat: Apply your selected basecoat and 23-3 coats of your favorite lacquer. Swipe Hardwear brush against the neck of the bottle to remove excess product from brush sides leaving a small globe of hardwear at the tip. Lightly dab onto center of nail - product will start to spread and adhere to the lacquer surface. Smooth Hardwear outward, upward and wrap over nail tip. Allow product to dry completely before using your hands. Matte Finish Topcoat: Apply as the final step to your manicure. Float a good layer over the top of your lacquer wrapping over tip of nail for extra protection. Watch shine disappear in seconds as it dries.
Where does b-glowing ship?
b-glowing ships anywhere in the world! Please view our international shipping policy for orders shipped outside the U.S
APO/FBO Addresses: b-glowing proudly ships to our military.
What shipping methods are offered by b-glowing?
Standard Shipping: $5.95 (COMPLIMENTARY standard shipping on orders $75+) within the contiguous U.S. (2-7 business days), Hawaii and Alaska (12-18 business days)
2-3 Business Day Shipping (for orders placed before 12pm Central time): + $11.00
1-2 Business Day Shipping (for orders placed before 12pm Central time): + $20.00
Any package containing hazardous material, such as nail polish, hair spray, or perfume, is restricted by the U.S. Department of Transportation to ground-only shipping methods.
When will my order ship?
Most orders are shipped 24-48 hours within receipt of order. We ship Monday through Friday. Orders placed on Saturday and Sunday will be shipped the following Monday or Tuesday. We do not ship on major holidays; orders placed on major holidays will be shipped the next business day. Please note that due to the speed of our ordering system, order cancellations and changes are not always possible.
All orders shipped complete, when all merchandise is in-stock; no partial orders shipped. You will not be charged until your order is shipped.
How can I track my order?
You can confirm delivery of a package at www.usps.com using the tracking number emailed to you at the time of shipping. UPS provides tracking for your orders at www.ups.com. Packages shipped via FedEx can be tracked at fedex.com. Please allow 24 hours after your order ships for your tracking updates to be made available.
We are not responsible for orders damaged or missing in transit via a mail forwarder. Please call (866)525-4933 for further assistance.
These nail topcoats made my at-home manicure last for a week! The matte topcoat gave such a professional look, and was so easy to use.


text:
COLQUITT COUNTY, Ga. — State troopers said that text messaging contributed to a crash last week involving a teen driver and school bus, WALB reports.
Georgia State Patrol troopers told the news source that 18-year-old Mandy Lynn Davidson was distracted by a text message when she swerved into oncoming traffic and hit the school bus head-on.
There were no children on the bus, but the driver sustained minor injuries, and Davidson and her 16-month-old son were severely injured. Davidson is facing charges of driving on the wrong side of the roadway and texting while driving.
To read the full story, click here.
Related Topics: distracted driving, school bus crash
Get the latest news and most popular articles from SBF delivered straight to your inbox. Stay on top of the school bus industry and don't miss a thing!


text:
New Book
Title: "The Ledge"
Author/photographer: Jim Davidson and Kevin Vaughan
Description: This book, detailing Davidson's fight for survival after a horrible accident on Mount Rainier, went on sale in paperback on Jan. 1. It won the National Outdoor Book Award.
Price: $16 in paperback
Ice fishing classes
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is offering ice fishing classes this February.
Jax Outdoor Gear, 1200 N. College Ave. in Fort Collins, will host a class from 6-9 tonight and a chance to be out in the field from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday at a location to be determined.
To register, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Class size is limited to 30 people.
Another beginning class runs from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at Pine Valley Ranch Park in Pine. To register, email email@example.com or call (303) 291-7804.
Go to http://wildlife.state.co.us/fishing/pages/fishing.aspx for more information on ice fishing.
Audubon society
The monthly meeting of the Fort Collins Audubon Society takes place at 7:30-9 p.m. on Feb. 14 at the Fort Collins Senior Center.
Paul Opler will talk about his tour of China.
The meeting is free.


text:
micoach is all you need to get the results you want.
You will receive a confirmation to
(21 Products)
Your SelectionClear All
i loved the pattern - it was very fashion forward. however, the material was so stretchy that it felt more like a sock attached to the sole. unfortunately i need more support on the sides when i run. was worried my toe would puncture the fabric within weeks. i recommend this product for others but not for my particular need. ... read more
So happy with my purchase! They are so comfy it feels like I'm slipping on a pair of socks on my feet not sneakers. They are true to size and stretchy for extra comfort due to the knit material. Probably ideal to keep these prettys away from puddles and general wet weather. ... read more
Ordered my normal size (8) and they were slightly big so returned and got 7 1/2 and they fit perfect. I've heard adidas run a tad big so I will keep that in mind for future buys. Really comfortable shoe but does tend to rub my heel. Wouldn't recommend them to run in. I just bought them for style not functionality. ... read more
Review after day 1: My foot is a bit wide and flat, so it hangs a little over the arch area and I could feel it. I put in an arch support and it fixed the problem. The shoe is light and comfy, and the bounce technology made it feel like I was running on a mattress and not the treadmill. This shoe is also so cute that I am definitely going to wear it outside the gym. ... read more
I bought these at an outlet expecting them to be "ok" being that I am heavy and walk on the outsides of my feet , foam soles end up leaning outward and wearing them out in just a few weeks. I am going on months here and they are just as comfortable as the first day I strapped them on my feet, even after 12 and 16 hour shifts . Aside from my "over pronation" I have wide feet and the sock accommodated! This just leads me to ask: What are the soles made of? ... read more
Sleek design and good materials BUT runs smallish, narrow and too snug than my normal size. Agree with another reviewer, the heel is not comfortable at all and digs into the back of your heel. Got blisters the first few times wearing them. Too bad, wanted to love these. You would think they'd test their shoes for problems before actually producing them ... read more
This shoes are great! Ran a bit small, but once I found the right size I was very happy. Only other complaint is that the mesh on the outside tore within about a week (just a slight tear). Other than that, beat shoes I've had in a while! ... read more
Like most runners, I have struggled finding the right running shoe for me. They are either too tight or too much toe bed. Hands down thesee are the best running shoe for me!! First time ever out of the box, ran 6.5 miles and not a worry. Typically when I finish my run I cannot wait to get my shoes off, my feet hurt so bad. I forgot I still had these on. Thank you for an amazing running shoe! ... read more
It fits perfectly even though there is much room left for your feet. I find that to be good especially with this material because my feet do not feel cramped at all so it's okay to buy your true size. Extremely comfortable to walk in. ... read more
Extremely comfortable. First time I used them I walked from Angel City Brewery in DTLA to the Grand Central Market and back. I absolutely love the shoe. I am usually and 8.5 but I tried on the white and black ones at the store and the 8 fit way better. Ordered the black ones online since they didn't have them in the store. I chose the black ones with the purple/pink ombre at the bottom and they are so dope. Highly recommend these shoes and for the price it is not bad! ... read more
I ordered these shoes for my mom. She was very excited to get these trendy fashion sneakers for the gym. We had to send them back twice because of the quality. The first pair had one shoe with a rounded tip and the other with a pointed tip. The second pair had a tear/snag on the cloth atop the toe area. Also, BOTH pairs had visible glue around both shoes. it looked very sloppy and cheap. It was unfortunate that the quality was supbar because they were extremely comfortable and the stylish. We are still big Adidas fans and hope they step up the quality control during production/packaging/shipping. ... read more
Let me first off say due to the level of design, comfort, and style of these shoes I've bought every available color. Also I've bought a pair for my girlfriend too. I would recommend these shoes to any person looking for a stylish yet still comfortable pair of shoes. Style : The raised texture on the sides of these shoes add depth, thus diminishing any awkward lines that are present if sports shoes. The color selection and availability allow me to have a pair on no matter the attire. The other day I had a business meeting I wore a button up sport coat and dress slacks but with the core black shoes, and it looked great. Easy to where with almost anything. Like today I'll be running the Solar/Gold with black joggers for a relaxed downtown day. Comfort : The bounce series had the perfect mix of cushion and support. What I mean by this is there's some rigidity to the sole while still remaining a soft feel. This paired with the upper made of a breathable but not to "meshy" material combine for a breathable shoe, without hard pinch points. Durability : I am a person who's not afraid to put on my shoes and put some miles on them. For instance the Aramis colorway are my go to running shoe this summer. Indoor or out they perform beyond the level of any other training shoe I have. That being said they've seen their miles. All of the colors wipe up to look brand new with a magic eraser. The tread on the bottom are holding up well for being so comfortable which is hard to find the balance. Price vs Value : Here's where people have to understand both words before I write this section. If I were to lose these shoes or something were to happen to them would I buy them again, of course I would. The price point of $100 isn't that bad in a market filled who shoes coming over $200. Although to own the pack is a chunk of change its well worth the wardrobe wearability. Drawbacks : With all great things there are some negative remarks. With the $100 price point some corners unfortunately do get cut. They can't make this shoe perfect for the retail price of $100 so there is a bit of glue showing from the sole to the upper, but that's expected for this price point. The type of laces that come on the shoe get glossy through the eye holes after a while making it hard to get a good picture if you've worn them as much as I have. (I see it as a drawback some people see it as proof you've really put miles on them.) Overall : For a $100 shoe you can't go wrong. You get more than you honestly pay for. Yes there are a few drawbacks but they're so minor it leaves me with an opinion that these are easily a 9.8/10 ... read more
This shoe is SO comfortable, both casually and for running. I jog 3-4 mile runs and my feet, knees, and legs feel great afterwards. I thing I liked right away about the shoe when trying on in the store was the comfort it provides around the ankle. Great shoe! ... read more
these look great, very sleek with a nice color pop. and really comfortable. Could wear these to run in or just around casually, haven't decided yet. will definitely be getting more colors. They did run very large so I ordered 1 size down. now they fit perfectly ... read more
I own a few older models of the Techfit bras, and they work very well for me. I run in them, workout at the gym, and wear them during yoga. I use the medium size and medium strength bra. The older ones are a bit looser than this one, but it fits well enough. I think it will loosen a little with regular wear. Also, the chest seam is a bit higher than the older ones. As a size reference, my normal bras are 32DD. ... read more
I got the free employees pair. These might be one of the best running shoes Adidas has to offer. It might even be better than the ultra boost if you're a heavier runner. The bottom are extremely durable after putting 60 miles on it. You can really feel the bounce on these shoes , also they're very responsive giving you that natural feeling while running. I run 1.2-1.4 Miles to work every morning and 5k after work at night. They are holding up pretty well. Good job Adidas. ... read more
These shoes sit high, higher than the Ultra Boost shoes. They look a little clunky (when looking down), but feel great. I got size 9, which I have in the Energy Boost, and the Ultra Boost. I have about a thumb of room in the toe in all those shoes. Since the Ultras and Energy are true to size, I guess that makes these true to size too. As far as cushion and comfort goes, they're comparable to the UB, but slightly less cushy overall, but in the heel particularly, but I'm sure it'll soften up a little over some use. The upper feels like it's hugging my foot in all the right places (like around the heel and up to the midfoot particularly--It's wonderfully cushioned. The only concern I have is the outsole. I like it, but I wish It was more grippy, particularly for something high impact, like sprinting. I wish it had an outsole like on the Energy Boost. But it's great nonetheless for low impact, longer runs. and anything that isn't 0-100 real quick.. sprints. ... read more


text:
Dwight -- DSBSI Ltd.| about 3 years ago
The opening of the entrance door & drivers side window also requires the driver to take time and not rush the crossing procedure. Additionally, trained students realize the importance of HUSH at the R/R Crossing. (A negative is the possibility of rain or snow blowing onto the inside of the windshield when operating under less than idle storm conditions. The visibility problem caused by the A-pillar is compounded by the one-piece style rear view mirrors. My requirement is the two piece "double nickel" design by Mirror-Lite, now Roscoe. The flat glass is fastened high on the bracket and the concave mirror is fastened low enabling the school bus driver a level unobstructed view between the mirrors on a class C conventional school bus.
- See all comments


text:
Tomb Raider is an upcoming open world platform action-adventure game.
Join Gamerate
and create your:
Game collection
Gaming history
List of ratings
List of reviews
Platforms: PS3, XBOX, Wii
Genre: Action
Publisher: SegaDeveloper: Next Level Games
Esrb rating: Everyone (10+)
Released: July 19, 2011
About: Captain America: Super Soldier is a third person, action, single player video game. The game is based on the film Captain America: The First Avenger. The player will control Captain America using his shield to be thrown, deflect projectiles, solving puzzles, and scaling walls. The game combines a highly athletic combat system with fluid platforming and a highly tuned suite of shield attacks, as Cap explores a massive castle turned military installation.
Hide about ▴
0 votes
Captain America: Super Soldier (XBOX)
DmC: Devil May Cry is a hack and slash beat 'em up game. The game is set in a parallel universe in the Devil May Cry series. It starts with Dante recovering from a hangover when he is attacked by a Hunter demon. Dante learns he is in Limbo City, a dreary city that appears calm at firs...
Assassin's Creed III is an upcoming historical action-adventure open world stealth game. The game will be set during the American Revolution from 1753 to 1783 and will feature a new protagonist who calls himself Connor. Connor Kenway is a young half-English, half-Native American man. ...
Borderlands 2 is a science fiction–based first-person shooter game with role-playing-elements. It is sequel to Borderlands. At the start of the game, players select one of four new characters, each with a unique special skill and with proficiencies with certain weapons. The game beg...
Sleeping Dogs (originally True Crime: Hong Kong) is an action open world crime drama game. Sleeping Dogs focuses on a police officer attempting to bring down criminal factions. The game takes place in Hong Kong with players assuming control of Detective Wei Shen, an officer of the Tri...