text:
on July 2, 2014 - 2:24 PM
Jenna Fishback and Lucas Tasker have a love story that is almost meant for the big screen. They met in their East Aurora kindergarten classroom. They even have documentation of what could be called their first date – a photo of the two of them in Fishback's pool following their elementary school's field day.
"His mom came up to my mom at the field day and said, 'My Luke is a little more than smitten with your Jenna,' " Fishback said. That's the line both families remember and still recite when sharing the story.
The two officially started dating in their junior year of high school. She attended Nardin Academy, and he – the son of Bills' great Steve Tasker – played football at St. Francis High School. They both went to college in Ithaca, she for vocal performance and music education at Ithaca College. He played football for Cornell University, graduating with a degree in communications.
Fishback insists that they did not make their college decisions based on where one another was going. It just worked out that way. She's glad it did.
While both were still in Ithaca, they became engaged on April 27, 2013, among family, including both sets of parents: Steve and Sarah Tasker and Donald and Denise Fishback, both of East Aurora.
Fishback tells the story with great detail. It was NFL draft day, and everyone from both families was in town to be with Tasker, a free agent, while he waited for the call. She had a chorus concert that night and had to leave before he heard any news.
"After I left, he got a call from the San Diego Chargers. I rushed back. I was so sad I had missed it, but he said not to worry because the best part of the night was yet to come," Fishback recalled.
When the time came to give Tasker a champagne toast, the families formed a circle. Right before the toast, Tasker took Fishback's flute and placed it down, taking her into the center of the circle. It was there he got down on one knee and proposed.
The couple were married at 2 p.m. May 17 in First Presbyterian Church in East Aurora.
Guests gathered for a reception in the Golden Ballroom at Statler City, Buffalo. The Rev. Langdon Hubbard, of First Presbyterian Church, heard the couple's vows.
At the end of the night, the newlyweds performed the famous dance from the 1980s hit "Dirty Dancing." They had been taking lessons and practicing for a month in preparation.
After a trip to Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands, the couple will make their home in Hamilton, Ont., where Fishback is a music teacher. Tasker plays for the Canadian Football League's Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
– Andra Cernavskis


text:
OPEN 5am - 4pm Monday - Friday
OPEN 5am - 2pm Saturday
CLOSED Sunday
We next visit the Netherlands Retirement Village this WEDNESDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2016.
We look forward to seeing you there from 10am - 12pm.
Please call ahead with your order, all friends of the village are welcome.
Dutchys Bakehouse specialises in Dutch products, specialty breads, cakes and gluten free products. Authentic Sour Dough and their Pies and Sausage Rolls are sought out among many.
All products in the shop are made from scratch, no premixes are used and many local products are incorporated in the business including Tim Adams Specialty Coffee and Meat At Chancellor next door.
Authentic Dutch specialties include Oliebol, Croquette (baked or frozen) Speculaas, Dutch Stolen & Fruit Loaves with almond paste to name a few.
Dutchy has a team that is a force to be reckoned with. Their love for the craft of Baking and Pastry Cooking and their passion for good taste make their products second to none.
Dutchy is around early in the day to share a tale about a recent fishing trip, come in and try something soon. The staff will always give you a warm welcome and the coffee is always hot and strong.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- About
- Journal Archives
- Volume 18
- Volume 17
- Volume 16
- Volume 15
- Volume 14
- Volume 13
- Volume 12
- Volume 11
- Volume 10
- Volume 9
- Volume 8
- Volume 7
- Volume 6
- Volume 5
- Volume 4
- Volume 3
- Volume 2
- Volume 1
- Symposium
- Blog
- News
- Publish
- Resources
Currently viewing the tag: "Sprint"
Who Invited Sprint?
On October 28, 2011 By Thomas Booms October 27, 2011
This post follows up on the September 7th post, "Merger Impossible?," regarding the AT&T/T-Mobile merger. "Merger Impossible?" discusses the Department of Justice's ("DOJ") antitrust lawsuit filed against AT&T seeking to block the merger of AT&T and T-Mobile. This time, it is Sprint who has invited itself to [...]Continue Reading →
Monday Morning JetLawg
On December 6, 2009 By JETLaw December 6, 2009
In the news . . .
Sprint providing law enforcement with subscribers GPS information.
Is Wikipedia becoming an oligarchy?
Disabled mayor prepared to bring ADA claim against Disney World for treatment over four-wheeled iBOT at Magic Kingdom. German tourist arrested at same park for making security [...]Continue Reading →
Recent Blog Posts
- Centralizing Cybersecurity in the Digital Age
- Justice Department Deals a Blow to Songwriters
- If You Build It, They Will Come: Baseball and the Reopening of Cuba
- First Circuit Aligns With Third: Actavis Extends Beyond Cash Settlements
- Current Issues in Technology Law: Dr. Asma Vranaki Analyzes Data Privacy Regulation in the Context of Facebook Advertisements
- Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law Rises in National Law Journal Rankings
Blog Archives
Tagsadvertising antitrust Apple books career celebrities contracts copyright copyright infringement courts creative content criminal law entertainment Facebook FCC film/television financial First Amendment games Google government intellectual property internet JETLaw journalism lawsuits legislation media medicine Monday Morning JETLawg music NFL patents privacy progress publicity rights radio social networking sports Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) technology telecommunications trademarks Twitter U.S. Constitution
US Government Websites


text:
"Oppo PM-3 Review: [[SPOILER]] Intro:Specializing in high end blu-ray players, Oppo Digital is a relatively new player in the planar magnetic headphone niche, comprised mainly of Audeze and Hifiman (along with some Fostex T50RP modders & Fostex reexploring the tech with their new open TH500). In 2014, Oppo released the PM-1 as their flagship and the more affordable PM-2 with the same sound..." --money4me247
" Firstly I've got to give a massive thank you to @Jiffy Squid for accepting me into..." --Army-Firedawg
"Introduction I found a lot to like about the OPPO PM-1, and I was very excited to give the PM-2 a chance based on impressions I had read for it. With the PM-1, the looks, build quality, and overall presentation were stellar. Though I didn't have a personal need for it, I appreciated that it worked well from about any device, which I can't say for a lot of other orthodynamic or high-end..." --hans030390
Xears XE200Pro
" Basic Info Price: 30 euros w/ discount coupon + 8 euros for shipping ~~ $40 / $50 inc. shipping Dynamic driver IEM About the reviewer Music lover who played piano for over 10 years. Don't consider myself an audiophile although some friends would disagree :) Coming from Shure SE350 --> Monster Turbine Pro Coppers + Apple In-ears, with various cheaper..." --Pin
Xears Bombastic Force XBF400PRO
" [I do not have trained ears, nor do I have a great setup. Hopefully I use the right words to describe the sound] Even with the sibilance I love listening to them more than my SoundMagic E10 and my Alessandro MS2 (Grado 325is). The E10s are pretty good, but they somehow lack the fullness that makes listening satisfying. The XBF400Pro delivers just that. They produce rich and..." --drakool
Xears XWF600
9 mm Neodymium Mylar ium excellent sound superlative by state Neodymtreibertechnologie replaceable cables, which can be replaced if a cable breaks fast and cheap Housing made of Bubinga h ood and highly polished aluminum front panel meters are deep, rich, powerful bass, crisp mids, clear highs Wame s sound Pure High Power! Club Sound Feeling! suitable for all genres of rock / pop, techno and...
Xears Communicate C100iP
- modern high-end Neodymium Driver technology offers high quality sound - punchy bass, crispy mids and crystal-clear highs - oxygen free copper cable - optimal external noise suppression supplied by micro-foam ear pads - microphone with answer key - studio like sound - suitable for all styles of music from rock/pop, techno and classic music - unique, modern design and perfect...
Xears Ultraphile
- Excellent sound through modern Neodymtreibertechnologie - 10 mm multiple layer diaphragm neodymium high-end (multi-layer membrane) - Housing made of solid aluminum - Slightly angled front part of anatomically hold in the ear - Flexible rubber sleeve on the housing for better protection of the cable - Punchy bass, crisp mids and crystal clear highs - Incredibly realistic sound studio -...
Xears Pure Audio XPA800PRO
Pure Audio XPA800PRO Highend In Ear Headphones Best bass of all time cost
Xears Pure Audio XPA2PRO
excellent enormously powerful sound of superlatives by the latest high-end Neodymtreibertechnologie pluggable cable, which can be replaced if a cable breaks fast and cheap 10 mm multiple layer diaphragm neodymium high-end (multi-layer membrane) Aluminum housing 3 different sized interchangeable audio filters (hard, medium, soft ground to vote as a front screw thread) are deep, rich, powerful...


text:
Gransfors Two-Lugged Axe (Chopping & Beard)
The Chopping Axe is thought to have been used primarily for felling trees as well as for timbering when building houses and boats. Axes with a short edge, about 3" long and weighing about 2lbs had been used for felling and lopping trees right up into the 20th century.
Straight handle, 29.5"
Length of edge, 3"
Weight including handle approx., 3lbs
The Beard Axe was used primarily as a tool for woodwork and for cutting and smoothing planks, for example. This type of axe was an essential too used for boat building and in the construction of Viking buildings (skiftesverkhus) which were built using horizontal planks.
Straight handle, 29.5"
Lenght of edge 6"
Weight including handle approx., 3.5lbs
Gransfors Bruks axes are forged by professional blacksmiths that take great time and effort in their trade. The proof of this professionalism is in the way they are able to forge axes with such precision and beauty. There is no need to stone, grind, smooth or paint the axes in order to eliminate imperfections. At Gransfors Bruks, the forging crafter is allotted sufficient time to complete each axe or hatchet with the care necessary. The smiths do their best forging right from the beginning in order to produce the finest axes and hatchets in the world.
This axe is available for purchase, however, we cannot guarantee a delivery date. Please call us at 1-800-777-4439 if you have any questions.


text:
The Are You Amazing Test
All possible test results
Turns out you're not amazing. But we already knew that didn't we? Read more
So close
You almost had us fooled... but turns out amazingness is just out of your grasp. Read more
Wow. You *ARE* amazing... congratulations! Read more
Tests others are taking
Body Type test (based on daily routine)
CharmerGrace22 / f / Straight
IncludedBixbite21 / m / Straight
The C.O.G.I.A.T.I. (transgender) Test
rachero54 / f / Bisexual
juneglooom20 / f / Bisexual
The Do You Know Your Stock Symbols Test
JamieLuv_1135 / f / Straight
More tests we think you'll like
Taken 19901 times.
The My First Impression Test
I thought I would play around and write a test that would predict what my first impression of you would be. NOW BEFORE YOU BEGIN, this test was done ...
Taken 7577 times.
The Do You Use Twisted Roger Logic Test
My brain works in such a "special" way that my friends have named my way of thinking as 'Twisted Roger Logic'. This basically involves making very ast...
Taken 6984 times.
The runescape Test
Hi! And welcome to my runescape Test. I'll be using advanced logic and knowledge to determine your true nature.
Taken 5584 times.
The Useless Trivia As Determined By the Author Test
Hi! And welcome to my Useless Trivia As Determined By the Author Test. I'll be using advanced logic and my useless knowledge amassed over years of veg...
Taken 44280 times.
The Which Wife are You Test
This test is to show which kind of wife you are, or will be (if that is your thing). Remember to answer honestly, otherwise any future spouses out th...
Taken 716 times.
The Bob and George Test
Hey internet fiends! Hopefully, most people taking this test are familiar with the popular online comic Bob and George, if not, check it out at http:...
Taken 154 times.
The Lisa Loeb Lyrics Test
Hi! And welcome to my Lisa Loeb Lyrics Test. I will be testing your knowledge of Lisa Loeb song lyrics from all of her albums! this test is pretty tec...
Taken 2086 times.
The Does 300 MYA Matter To Me Test
Hi! And welcome to my Does 300 MYA Matter To Me Test. MYA means Millions of Years Ago, so if you don't care, don't know, or don't want to humiliate yo...
Taken 11728 times.
The Are you my type Test
So, to be honest, I am just bored and I wanna know if there is anyone out there that matches my criteria for the type of man I want. Yes, I do want a ...
Taken 1735 times.
O teste das facções
Find out witch of Divergent faction you belong.
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to .
If you don't see it, try checking your Spam folder.
Enter Authentication Code
Sign in
Not so fast!
You need to complete your basic info on the mobile app before you can use the desktop site.


text:
A to Z Tire has opened a new Amarillo plant that company officials say will breathe new life into old tires.
A to Z, a fourth-generation, family-owned business, opened its first Ringtread plant in San Antonio in 1999.
The Ringtread system was developed in Italy by Marangoni, a company that makes tires for everything from commercial trucks to race cars.
Marangoni bills its Ringtread as a single-piece, premium retread product that helps mileage, appearance and ride characteristics.
"We were the second plant coming into the U.S. back in 1999. Basically, it's taking truck tire casings, after they wear out from the original new tire, and we put a tread ring back on them to run out the rest of the life of the casing," said Ron Sanders, regional personnel manager for A to Z's West Texas stores. "That's what we do at the San Antonio plant and the Amarillo plant. We retread tires with a ring tread."
Sanders said the Ringtread system will add a fresh spin to old tires that once could have been destined for the scrap heap.
According to information from Marangoni, the Ringtread system contours to correspond exactly to the tire casing, eliminates the potential for a weak spot in the tire and reduces the likelihood that the tire will become unbalanced.
"'Spliceless' is the key. The tread is put together and it's segmented in one piece. We're in production right now. It's the state-of-the-art of anything in the Panhandle," Sanders said.
The additional Amarillo location allows A to Z to provide better service for its fleet customers in North Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Montana.
The smell of new rubber permeates the new plant, where workers are busy preparing new Ringtreads for the road.
The new facility opened about six weeks ago with 14 new employees and already has produced more than 1,100 to 1,500 of the new retreads, said Ricky Poindexter, a production manager who oversees the operation.
The center's customer base is commercial trucking firms and wholesale tire dealers.
Poindexter said the old tire casings are prepared to precise specifications before new rubber is sealed around the old casing.
The process is checked every 10 tires to ensure consistency, and the retreads are not spliced together as in other retreading systems.
"We match our tread to the casing," Poindexter said. "Imagine taking a rubber band and putting it around a glass. Just the sheer compression force of the rubber band is going to hold it on the glass, but when you then vulcanize it into the casing and then you bond everything together, it's going to hold on a whole lot better than if you take a rubber band and cut it to length."
President Philip Nussbaum said the new process produces a better tire than competitors.
"In the last five years, we've had several chances to test our product versus the competition. We run 30 to 40 percent more mileage than our competition," he said.
"We looked at several different products and several different processes. We settled on Marangoni because it is the best retread process that there is and it's the No. 1 process in Europe for retreading."
The Marangoni process also provides fewer opportunities for product contamination, which could lead to tire separation, he said.
Nussbaum said the company also turns old tires into retreads used for irrigation systems in the agriculture industry and credits the success of his new retreading facility to Poindexter and his crew.
"We're already getting a lot of production out of this plant," he said.
New Wheels
Company: A to Z Tire, 813 W. Third Ave. New facility location at 901 W. Fourth Ave.
Founded: In 1926 as Amarillo Bus Co. by Martin and George Nussbaum. A to Z has 22 locations in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Montana.
Leadership: President Philip Nussbaum
Business: Tires
Employees: About 250
Revenue: Combined corporation sales for 2005 were more than $67 million. Retread sales account for 92 percent of sales
Products and Services: Tires, accessories and automotive services, tire retreading and road services
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
The ions H2 + and H3 + have been observed in gas discharges.
a. H2 + has been reported to have a bond distance of 106 pm and a bond dissociation enthalpy of 255 kJ mol-1 . comparable values for the neutral molecule are 74.2 pm and 436 kJ mol-1. Are these values for H2 + in agreement with the molecular orbital picture of this ion? Explain.
b. Assuming H3 + to be triangular (the probable geometry), describe the molecular orbitals of this ion and determine the expected H–H bond order.


text:
Welcome to WebmasterWorld Guest from 188.8.131.52
Forum Moderators: bill
Microsoft is taking Motorola to court with allegations that its Android smartphones violate a number of Microsoft patents. It is hard to tell if the real target is Motorola, or Android itself, but one thing seems certain--patent suits as a product strategy are getting old, and ultimately it seems that all parties lose in the long run.Horacio Gutierrez, Corporate Vice President and Deputy General Counsel for Microsoft, explains in a blog post, "The Microsoft innovations at issue in this case help make smartphones "smart." Indeed, our patents relate to key features that users have come to expect from every smartphone."
Gutierrez continues, "That Microsoft has important patents in this area should not surprise anyone - we've spent over 30 years developing cutting-edge computer software," concluding with, "Our action today merely seeks to ensure respect for our intellectual property rights infringed by Android devices; and judging by the recent actions by Apple and Oracle, we are not alone in this respect."


text:
DeKruif out, Dudley in
In the redistricting process, Senator Al DeKruif lost most of his district. His position moved to District 23 which is currently represented by Republican Julie Rosen. DeKruif has decided not to run against Rosen or make a move to run in District 20 this Fall. Chair of the Rice County Republican party, Bron Scherer says he's sad to see DeKruif go but happy that he's satisfied with his decision. Former DFL Senator Kevin Dahle, who lost to DeKruif in 2010, has announced his bid to regain the seat. While Scherer announced the Republican candidate for District 20 is former Northfielder, Mike Dudley. Dudley is a retired FBI agent and former District Attorney. Dudley stopped by the KYMN studios this morning. He describes himself as mainstream Republican. He emphasized that education is a priority for him. Scherer says there may be more candidates to announce. They'll hold an endorsing convention in April.
Another attempt to fill out the EDA and the PSC is back on the agenda
When the Northfield city council meets tomorrow night, Mayor Rossing will once again attempt to appoint someone to the EDA. In several attempts at putting together a slate of names, the council has declined to approve them. She's putting forward a single name this round, Ray Cox. Other names for other appointments include Susan Crow and Erica Zweifel to the HRA along with appointments to 2 subcommittees, Downtown Parking and Complete Streets. Another area that council's had a hard time agreeing on is the Public Safety Center. According to the agenda, there will be a motion on Policy Direction for the PSC. Also on the agenda will be motions pertaining to a downtown parking lot. At their work session last week, the majority of the council were in agreement that a parking lot was needed and that TIF money should be allocated for it. The meeting will be streamed live online at kymnradio.net.
Farmington man charged in child sex case
A Farmington man has been charged with attempted criminal sexual conduct with children. 30 year old Adam Eugene Berg is accused of at least 4 attempts of either exposing himself to children or attempting to lure them for purposes of his sexual gratification. He's also accused of exposing children to pornographic photos. The parent of two of the children saw Berg talking to them and was able to describe the vehicle to police. Based on that information, Farmington police located the truck and the owner, Adam Berg. He admitted to the accusations and is charged with 2 felonies and 2 gross misdemeanors. Dakota County Attorney, James Backstrom, said Farmington police are continuing their investigation to see if there are other children who've been victimized. Berg is out on bail with multiple conditions of his release. His next court appearance will be April 2nd.
Crops day tomorrow
Dakota Electric Association in Farmington is hosting the 6th annual crops day tomorrow. Farmers and other agricultural professionals can learn about the latest crop nutrient and irrigation management strategiesfrom 9 til 1. Several speakers will discuss irrigation, chemical management and energy conversation programs. The event is free.
Spring load restrictions in place
As of early this morning, Spring truck Load Restrictions on Rice County State Aid Highways and County roadways have gone into effect. The restrictions include the state highway system as well.
Load Restriction maps are posted on the Highway Department page of the Rice County website.
Click here to listen to today's NEWS audio
Listen for news updates on-air at 6, 7, 8, Noon, 3 & 5
(Please spread the word! RECOMMEND to your Friends below)


text:
Twitter: @lindayueh www.twitter.com/lindayueh
Instagram: @lindayueh Instagram.com/lindayueh
I present The Inquiry on 'Who wins in a cashless economy?', BBC World Service, 20 & 25 September 2016 (audio, 23:00). My interview with Harvard economist Ken Rogoff on the case for a cashless economy on BBC World Service The Essential, 21 September 2016 (audio, 6:00).
My take on Brexit, Trump and monetary policy, WorldFirst blog, 15 August 2016 (video, 3:44).
My take on Europe and the world, Dahrendorf Forum, Berlin, Germany, 22 June 2016 (video, 1:52).
I present The Inquiry on 'Are we really about to end world poverty?', BBC World Service, 14 & 19 June 2016 (audio, 23:00). My interview with Helen Clark, head of UNDP and contender for the next United Nations Secretary General, BBC World Service The Essential, 15 June 2016 (audio, 6:00).
I chair a plenary session at Chatham House's annual London Conference on Will geo-economics trump geo-politics in the Asia Pacific? with diplomats from Singapore, Britain, and the United States, London, UK, 16 June 2016 (video, 1:00:56).
I chair a Leading Minds panel on The 100 Year Life at London Business School, London, UK, 1 June 2016 (video, 1:20:55).
I am pleased to serve as judge of the inaugural list of top 100 leading minority ethnic executives in the US and UK for UPstanding100, Financial Times, 26 May 2016.
My take on China's latest stimulus and debt, Citywire & video (3:45), 12 May 2016.
I present The Inquiry on 'Why are wages so low?' BBC World Service, 8 & 13 March 2016 (audio, 23:00).
I contribute to the paper review on BBC One Marr Show ahead of the UK 2016 Budget, 13 March 2016 (video, 12:37; entire programme with the Chancellor and Shadow Chancellor is also available for 30 days on BBC iPlayer, video, 59:04).
Paperback version of The Future of Asian Trade and Growth published on 28 February 2016.
China's Growth is reviewed in London Review of Books by Kenneth Pomeranz, Vol. 38, No. 4, pp. 33-37, 18 February 2016.
I present a documentary on the 2016 U.S. elections: Linda for Congress, 1-8 February 2016. For details, see Media (Programmes).
BBC World Service The Documentary (audio, 27:00)
BBC Current Affairs Stump it Up (a clip of my stump speech, 1:14)
I contribute to BBC Radio 4 Today programme on "What next for Apple and Google?" 27 January 2016 (audio, 12:46).
I present The Inquiry on 'How much inequality is too much?" BBC World Service, 5 & 10 January 2016 (audio, 23:00).
I present The Inquiry on "Should governments drop money out of helicopters?" BBC World Service, 8 & 13 December 2015 (audio, 23:00).
My podcast on my latest book in the St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford, podcast series celebrating the 50th anniversary of the MCR postgraduates, 3 December 2015 (video, 23:06).
I contribute to BBC Two Daily Politics discussion on the government's tax credit policy, 20 October 2015 (video, 10:00).
I contribute to BBC Two Daily Politics discussion on the end of the steel industry in Scotland?, 20 October 2015 (video, 7:00).
My take on the global impact of a slowdown in China's economy, BBC One O'Clock News, 19 October 2015 (video, 0:22).
My take on the global economic outlook, Ambrosetti Forum, The European House, Italy, 5 September 2015 (video, 2:59).
I interview Sir Jeremy Greenstock, former British ambassador to the UN and Envoy to Iraq, on What if the world had no borders?, LBS, London, UK, 28 August 2015 (video, 46:21).
I contribute to Business Daily on BBC World Service on what the yuan devaluation says about China, 17 August 2015 (audio, 4:23).
An interview that I gave to China Business Network on how to reform the Chinese stock market, 1 August 2015 (video, 3:31).
I contribute to The Inquiry on BBC World Service on what the Chinese stock market crash tells us, 21 July 2015 (extract: The Essential, audio, 5:30).
I chair The Rise of Private Enterprises in China, Chatham House podcast, 16 July 2015 (audio, 25:45).
I speak on my book, China's Growth: The Making of an Economic Superpower, at the 50th anniversary of the Middle Common Room (MCR) of postgraduates at St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford (video, 23:06).
I present Analysis on Making Invisibles Visible (or Why the economy may be in better shape than we think), BBC Radio 4, 15 & 21 June 2015 (audio, 27:58).
An interview that I gave to SRF Swiss TV at the Swiss Economic Forum, 5 June 2015 (video, 5:31).
Review of China's Growth by Prasenjit Duara in Development and Change, Vol. 46, No. 3, pp. 562-569, May 2015.
At the World Economic Forum East Asia Summit, I present a special Talking Business on the last mile for ASEAN, Jakarta, Indonesia, 20 April 2015 (video, 1:08:09).
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on the end of poverty, 27 March 2015.
A lovely write-up that puts me in the company of one of my favourite TV hosts, Charlie Rose, Philippine Daily Enquirer, 21 March 2015. Found here, in the 2nd section.
I present Six Routes to a Richer World: China, BBC World Service & Marketplace in the U.S., 14 & 20 March 2015.
At the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, I present a special Talking Business on the Diversity Dividend, 21-24 January 2015.
I present In the Balance on BBC World Service on the role of women in business and the economy, 17-18 January 2015.
I present In the Balance on BBC World Service on the global impact of Chinese deflation, 13-14 December 2014.
"Designed in China" season on BBC World TV in October 2014. I present special editions of Talking Business from China's Silicon Valley & China's Hollywood as well as Business Daily on 17 Oct 2014 on Huawei and 31 October 2014 on Chinese cinema.
Another chance to catch my Working Lives that tells the story of Singapore on 22 August 2014 at 22:30 GMT, 23 August 2014 at 11:30 GMT, 24 August 2014 at 17:30 GMT, 22:30 GMT & only in North America on 25 August 2014 at 2:30 GMT on BBC World TV.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on merger mania: M&A activity is at the highest since the global crisis, 19 August 2014.
I front the Next Billionaires special season on the BBC, including presenting Business Daily on BBC World Service, 13 June 2014 & Next Billionaires special programme, 16 August 2014 at 4:30 GMT, 17:30 GMT, 22:30 GMT, 17 August 2014 at 10:30 GMT & only in North America on 18 August 2014 at 2:30 GMT & 22 August 2014 at 2:30 GMT on BBC World TV.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on Indonesia's economic challenges ahead of presidential elections, 4 July 2014.
My Q&A on Indonesia's economy, BBC News, 2 July 2014.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on re-building the Philippines, 26 May 2014.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on the business of football, 2 April 2014.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on Turkey and the first meeting under new Fed Chair Janet Yellen, 18 March 2014.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on China's shadow banks, 6 March 2014.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on London as an international financial centre, 26 February 2014.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on if women should run the world economy, 11 February 2014.
At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, I host a special Talking Business on 'Gender-driven growth' with Carlos Ghosn, Nissan-Renault CEO; Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund; Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director of UN Women; Sheryl Sandberg, COO and Board Member, Facebook on 25 January 2014.
I present business on BBC Radio 4 "Today" on 25 January 2014 from Davos.
BBC Correspondents Look Ahead 2014 on the World Service on 2 January 2014 at 14:00 GMT, Radio 4 on January 3 at 20:00 GMT & again on January 4 at 13:10 GMT.
My number of the year on BBC Radio 4 "More or Less" on December 27 at 16:30 GMT & again on December 29 at 20:00 GMT, and on the World Service on December 28 at 11:50 GMT, 22:50 GMT & December 30 at 03:50 GMT.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on Womenomics, 23 December 2013.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on Abenomics on 16 December 2013.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service featuring Paul Krugman versus Joseph Stiglitz on growth & inequality, 22 November 2013.
"China's Third Plenum: Implications for the economy," OMFIF briefing with Songzou Xiang, Chief Economist at the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), 14 November 2013 (podcast).
I co-present Your Money on BBC World Service from Hong Kong with Paul Lewis from Shanghai, China, 9:00-10:00 GMT/17:00-18:00 HK, 13 November 2013.
I present the flagship programme, 'Working Lives,' during the Singapore Direct season from 21 October to 1 November 2013 on BBC World News and www.bbc.com/singaporedirect. My show airs on Sat Oct 26 at 12:30 SG, Sun Oct 27 at 1:30, 6:30, 18:30.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service from the APEC Summit in Bali, Indonesia, 7 September 2013.
I fronted 'The New Global Middle Class' series on BBC Global News: BBC World News and BBC World Service, that launched on June 19th (including with my presenting Business Daily) and wrapped up on August 3rd with a special half-hour programme that I presented from China, also seen on the UK's BBC News Channel. Catch it on air & online at www.bbc.com/newmiddleclass.
My suggested books on the Chinese economy: Reading China, Business Strategy Review, London Business School, 23 July 2013.
Times Higher Education reviews my latest book, China's Growth, 13 June 2013.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service from the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Burma, 7 June 2013.
I discuss my book, China's Growth: The Making of an Economic Superpower, on BBC Radio 3 "Night Waves," 4 June 2013.
I present Business Daily on BBC World Service on 30 May (women in business) & 31 May 2013 (doing business in China).
I share the takeaway from London Business School's panel on financial leadership, 29 May 2013.
My Q&A on China's growth, BBC News, 13 May 2013.
China's Growth: The Making of an Economic Superpower was published on 11 April 2013.
Podcast of my lecture at London School of Economics and Political Science on my latest book, China's Growth, 21 March 2013.
"Understanding China," Business Strategy Review, London Business School, 7 March 2013.
I gave an interview to Trust, Ballie Gifford's in-house magazine on my forthcoming book, China's Growth: The Making of an Economic Superpower, 28 February 2013.
"What drives China's growth?" National Institute Economic Review No. 223, pp. R4-R15, February 2013.
I review Geomagic CEO Ping Fu's Bend, Not Break for Management Today, February 2013.
"Legal Development, Financial Repression, and Entrepreneurship in a Marketizing Economy," The Chinese Economy, 45(4): 39-82, July-August 2012.
China and Globalisation, my 4 book volume in the Critical Concepts in Economics book series, published in November 2012. 'Edited and introduced by leading experts in the field, Routledge's Major Works collections are "mini libraries."'
"China's Strategy Towards the Financial Crisis and Economic Reform" in China's Geoeconomic Strategy LSE IDEAS research centre report, May 2012.
Books that inspired me: LSE Review of Books (inaugural podcast) found here.
"China's 'Going Out & Bringing in' Policy: The Geo-economics of China's rise," IISS (The International Institute of Strategic Studies) seminar paper, March 2012. All 6 seminar papers from the Bahrain meeting, 'A New Era of Geo-economics: Assessing the Interplay of Economic and Political Risk,' can be found here.
"Why China must continue to reform," The European Financial Review, February-March 2012, pp. 54-57.
I gave an interview to Benzinga radio "Attention" on the release of the paperback version of The Economy of China, February 2012.
I review Maonomics by Loretta Napoleoni for Management Today, February 2012.
I gave testimony on global imbalances before the Treasury Select Committee, House of Commons, UK Parliament on January 25th, 2012 which can be viewed here.
"The Chinese box: the opaque economic borders of the Chinese state," Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 27(4), 658-679, Winter 2011.
"The New Energy Order: Managing Insecurities in the 21st Century," Foreign Affairs, 1(89), 61-73, January/February 2010 (with David G. Victor).
Video of lecture on "China, U.S., Global Imbalances and the 2008 Financial Crisis" given at the Oxford University Reunion Weekend in September 2009 (39.19 in duration).
Latest pieces
Op-ed/comment pieces: Project Syndicate, The Guardian, New York Times, Financial Times, The Times, The Conversation, Forbes, VOX, London Business School Review (LBSR). See also my Blog & Podcasts.
"Where the UK economy stands after the Brexit vote," Forbes, 22 September 2016.
"A better visa deal for Indian visitors to Britain," Letters, The Telegraph, 21 September 2016.
My "Welcome" to the Brexit edition of Commonwealth Voices, Royal Commonwealth Society magazine, September 2016.
"Would cancelling Hinkley severely damage UK-China economic ties?" City A.M., 10 August 2016.
"Infrastructure holds Europe's untapped potential," Europe's World, 11 July 2016.
"What does a post-Brexit future look like for Britain?" Forbes, 1 July 2016.
"The Brexit trade-off," OUPblog, Oxford University Press, 29 June 2016.
"The one certainty about Brexit," Forbes, 20 June 2016.
"Should the world fear a new trade war?" City A.M., 20 May 2016.
"UK Budget is a missed opportunity," Forbes, 16 March 2016.
"Risks to the global economy: China and interest rates," Forbes, 15 March 2016.
"Chinese tech groups will soon be snapping at Google's heels," Financial Times, 9 February 2016.
"UK stock market decline doesn't mean recession," Forbes, 29 January 2016.
"Are we heading for a crash?" The Guardian, 29 January 2016.
"Why the world's most valuable company faces a challenging future," Forbes, 27 January 2016.
"Why China's market crash is so unsurprising," Harvard Business Review, 12 January 2016.
My documentary on the U.S. elections is covered by a local paper: The Farmville Herald, 7 January 2016.
My "Ahead of the pack" piece on what could end the UK's M&A bandwagon, Capital Insights, EY, Q4 2015.
"Superpowers in conflict?" London Business School Review with Richard Portes, December 2015 (PDF).
"New central banking model," OMFIF Bulletin, December 2015 (PDF).
"What a Fed rate rise means for the world economy," Forbes, 17 December 2015.
"China's growth: A brief history," Harvard Business Review, 9 December 2015.
"Dollar, RMB, euro: A new world economic order," Forbes, 1 December 2015.
"There's no such thing as an 'optimal' size of the state," LSE Business Review, 27 November 2015 & LSE British Politics and Policy blog, 29 November 2015.
"The useful Trojan horse of the UK productivity puzzle," VOX, CEPR's policy portal, 25 November 2015.
"Britain, investment, and Brexit," Forbes, 24 November 2015.
"Britain's productivity challenge: It won't be solved by working like the Chinese," Forbes, 23 October 2015.
"Britain's 'special relationship' with China," Forbes, 7 October 2015.
My recommended books: Adam Smith's biography & Wealth of Nations, Business Insider, 29 September 2015.
"Bank of England and the changing face of central banking," Forbes, 29 September 2015.
"Here's how to prevent the next China crisis," The Times, 27 August 2015.
"How a Chinese slowdown will hit global growth," The Conversation, 26 August 2015.
My take on China and global markets, AP, 25 August 2015.
"This isn't China's Lehman moment -- yet," The Guardian, 12 August 2015.
My take on how UK & US interest rate rises affect the global economy, London Business School, 30 July 2015.
"China's abnormal stock market," Project Syndicate, 28 July 2015.
My take on what China's stock market crash tells us, BBC News, 22 July 2015.
"Taking stock of China's stock market crisis," my Q&A including the implications for the UK, LexisNexis, 14 July 2015.
My take on China's stock market crisis, NBC News, 9 July 2015.
"Making the invisible parts of the economy visible" (Why the UK economy may be in better shape than we think), BBC News, 16 June 2015.
"China, the U.S., and the emerging world order," China Policy Institute blog, University of Nottingham, 18 May 2015.
My blog for BBC College of Journalism on 'Specialist journalism can be a tough old business,' 14 January 2015.
My interview on Britain & the internationalisation of the RMB in Ta Kung Pao, 6 October 2014 (in Chinese).
My interview on China's & Britain's economic prospects in International Finance News, 11 August 2014.
My report on the US economy is covered by a local Maryland newspaper, "BBC visits Crisfield," The Daily Times, 21 February 2014.
"Echoes of Deng's 1978 Reforms" and "China Plots Moves for Reform," OMFIF Bulletin, December 2013 (PDF).
"What to expect from the Third Plenum?" China Policy Institute blog, University of Nottingham, 4 November 2013.
"Dominant Countries, Lost in Transition," New York Times Room for Debate, 26 July 2013.
"Is the Beijing Consensus a model for Myanmar?" Le Monde, 5 June 2013.
"China shows Myanmar cannot take success for granted," Bangkok Post, 3 June 2013.
My piece on China: The making of an economic superpower, OUP blog, 23 May 2013.
My piece on the UK Budget 2013: "The Chancellor has finally shifted towards stimulating growth," British Politics and Policy blog at LSE, 20 March 2013.
"Understanding China," Business Strategy Review, 5 March 2013.
"The next phase of growth," China Policy Institute blog, University of Nottingham, 4 March 2013.
"Seeing double at central banks," op-ed piece for Project Syndicate, 7 July 2011.
"How Europe can welcome the Chinese," The Guardian, 27 June 2011.
"The conflicted Bank of England" op-ed piece published by Project Syndicate, 5 May 2011.
"Why China must change," Business Strategy Review, London Business School, April 2011.
"China looks for inner richness," The Guardian, 14 February 2011.
"Is China's housing market headed for a crash?" The Guardian, 22 December 2010.
"IMF gets tough on banks with 'FAT' levy," The Guardian, 21 April 2010.
"Emerging questions," London Views, March 2010, where I comment on the next set of emerging economies and associated business strategy.
"The World Economy: Headed North -- The Global Recession is Over: Pro and Con?" The Debate Room, BusinessWeek, 8 October 2009, where I argue the con case.
"China goes global," The Guardian, 18 May 2009. This article is part of the 'China at the crossroads' series.
"Landfall in Asia: Market slumps shows no region is immune, but China is well placed to weather the storm," The Guardian,28 October 2008.
"The financial cloud's silver lining: If a new system of international economic law emerges as a result of the banking crisis, it could benefit all nations," The Guardian,23 October 2008.
"China 'can be engine of growth,'" BBC News, 20 October 2008.
"Credit crunch future predictions," BBC News, 16 September 2008.


text:
Malick's, a family restaurant remembered by many in Hinesville for its simple but "dressed up" buffet and hometown friendly atmosphere, was torn down last week. In its place, an urgent-care clinic will be built.
SAVANNAH - Georgia and South Carolina port officials agreed Tuesday to slow their work toward building a shared shipping terminal on the Savannah River after a long and unresolved debate over whether the new seaport would benefit or suffer from plans to deepen the harbor to the nearby Port of Savannah.
State Rep. Jan Tankersley recently accepted a check for $37 billion check for Georgia forests on behalf of the state and the constituents of House District 158, which includes North Bryan.
Nobody likes being nagged, but I'm going to risk reader displeasure by reminding everyone that there are hefty financial consequences if you owe income taxes and do not file a return on time – or at least request a filing extension.
A Richmond Hill clothing store was shut down Thursday after an multi-agency undercover operation turned up what is believed to be counterfeit trademark brand clothing, shoes and other items.
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. - Hardeeville welcomed its first veterinarian a few weeks ago the same way this job-hungry town in one of South Carolina's poorest counties celebrated openings last year of a new hardware store and a Mexican restaurant - with a ribbon cutting and a speech by the mayor.
Vann's Bar & Grill has opened at its new location at 176 East Oglethorpe Highway in Hinesville.
Here's a sobering statistic: 46 percent of workers surveyed had little or no confidence that they will have enough money to live comfortably throughout their retirement years, according to the 2010 Retirement Confidence Survey, issued by the Employee Benefit Research Institute. So you may want to explore all possible retirement-savings vehicles - including a variable annuity.
Samuel T. Brown of Midway is a new member of the American Angus Association, according to Bryce Schumann, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Mo.
CLAXTON - Demere NeSmith, dealer principal of NeSmith Chevrolet Buick GMC in Claxton, announced recently that Martin NeSmith, president of the Nesmith Chevrolet Automotive Group, was named business leader of the year Feb. 24 by the Claxton-Evans County Chamber of Commerce.
ATLANTA (AP) - State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says Georgias seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 10.4 percent in January, matching its all-time high.
ATLANTA - State Rep. Matt Ramsey told his House colleagues that a bill he sponsored is necessary to crack down on the employment of illegal immigrants in Georgia.
Real estate sales at The Ford Plantation in Richmond Hill showed improvement in 2010 over 2009 results, despite an overall downturn in the national economy and the local real estate market, according to its developers.
Loans of less than $50,000 are now available to small rural businesses in 49 counties, including Bryan, through the USDA Rural Development's Rural Microentrepreneur Assistance Program.
Fox and Weeks Funeral Directors has conducted funerals in Savannah for nearly 130 years, but it's never too late for an old funeral home to learn new tricks.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce had a grand opening and ribbon cutting on Sept. 14 for Moe's Home Inspection Services at the Chamber ...
Thomas Hill Jewelers in Hinesville recently hosted a First Responder Appreciation Day.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a two-part Labor Law Workshop from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sept. 29 and ...
Hinesville Area Board of Reatlors will have an art auction Saturday.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the following high school students have been accepted into the 2016-17 class of Young Adult ...
Looking for full-time employment? The Department of Juvenile Justice is offering employment opportunities at DJJ's secure facilities around the state. The agency has launched ...
The Savannah Electrical Training Alliance (SETA) will host a Skills Day Competition Oct. 22, the first of its kind in the region.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce and CVB will host a YouTube Workshop from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept ...
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce will host a Progress Through People Luncheon at noon Thursday, Sept. 15 at Connection Church on Patriots Trail in ...
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce held a grand opening and ribbon cutting on Aug. 24 for the new office of Low Country Eye Care ...
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce held an anniversary celebration and ribbon cutting Tuesday for the office of Midway Family Dental at 1718 North Coastal ...
Hall of Fame
Page 1 of 1
© 2016 Hinesville Publishing - All Rights Reserved
Powered By


text:
Skip to comments.O"Reilly Reporting that Caroline Kennedy having affair with NY Times publisher
Posted on 01/22/2009 5:20:58 PM PST by Allison_Wonderland
Bill O'Reilly reporting that Caroline Kennedy withdrew from NY Senate race because she was having an affair with NY Times publisher
He's got poor taste, other than in matters fiscal...
Runs in the family.
it just never ends
Looks like the new NY Senator is Rep Kristen Gillibrand, she's been called to the Govs office tomorrow morning at 11am.
Why is he starting late? What did miss or do I care?
::squeal!:: Pinch me!
NYT is going down to flaming ruins now!! We need to find out if the NYT is paying their taxes too!
If there was ever an inferior class, we're lookin' at 'em.
Really, these folks are serious arguments against evolution.
That rumor has made it around the web a few times...
No matter what, she has no businees shoving to the front of the line.
Top of the hour radio news said that she had "tax and nanny issues".
Another true Kennedy — another true DemoRAT ——
Good. Republicans are always treated so shabbily especially by
caroline's boyfriend, pinch sulzberger.
Then she could have been Treasury Secretary.
Just like her drunk uncle, et al.
Whether she is or isn't, it's none of his business.
Sex SAVES Democrat lives whereas, it is used to ruin Republican Lives.
So dancing "uh" Caroline gets a pass on possibly hiring an illegal immigrant for a nanny, not having paid her taxes, or having tax evasion charges and because she's anorexic and in need of a daddy dearest.
4 years of this. 4 years of this. Drink it up mind-numbed masses, our enemies salivate.
It's all moot - Caroline is going to take over Uncle Ted's seat in the Senate when Kennedy resigns from poor health. She'll make the move to Mass. and will be a shoo-in. That's why she withdrew from consideration from NY. You heard it here first.
Why is the New York Times leading with this, when Sulzberger owns the paper?
Maybe he's bragging about what a catch he is.
, but so much for BOR. I could care less about a Kennedy.
A pinch of salt in the wound of Ms. Camelot
So why should her morals be any different than the rest of her relatives?
Wow. She and they got balls.
Couldn't be Pinchy. He'a a flaming fag.
If there is a straight employee of the NY Times, it really is news.
Being the first broadcaster to break this nationally would be a pretty petty low honor.
I guess that O'Reilly couldn't resist due to how the NYT has allowed their staff to trash him.
Our whole social culture is circling the drain due to these people.
I guess that I have poor taste also. I was wondering if Drudge could dredge up an uglier photo of the Princess Caroline? She is butt ugly at best in that pic. Go there right now.
I think it's everybody's business.
She wanted to exercise POWER over YOU, because she's better than you.
Therefore, it's highly relevant that she's a tax cheat, an immigration cheat, and a slut.
And I'll give O'Reilly one thing: He's a blowhard when it comes to half-baked opinions, but when it comes to reporting a hard fact, he checks it out.
I thought she was an affair with Governor, he being blind and all.
Hardly disqualification for a RAT seeking higher office.
I think its everybodys business.
She wanted to exercise POWER over YOU, because shes better than you.
Therefore, its highly relevant that shes a tax cheat, an immigration cheat, and a slut.
And Ill give OReilly one thing: Hes a blowhard when it comes to half-baked opinions, but when it comes to reporting a hard fact, he checks it out.
Well, he was shagging everything but Lincoln's portrait at the time so.....
I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Is there a more immoral, indecent and irresponsible family anywhere in America than the Kennedy's?
Ah, then maybe it is a woman.
Next subject...(Make it real or feed me Prozac)
splatter bruise?
Nope. Gloves are off. They'd do the same to us.
I'm sorry but I have no idea who he is.
Will Pinchy retaliate by publishing the not-so-secret secret of who is banging the incumbent Mrs. Murdoch every chance he gets?
Sad for her children and husband. So public! Wow...
Too late ...
They tried but when he tried to feel her he always confused her with a 2x4....that kind of ruined the romance
Hey she's a Kennedy she stuck herself out there when she injected herself into the Preisdential election and the new NY senator. If she didnt want muckraked, should have kept her nose out of it, she's part of the reason we have dumbo in the WH.
Probably not, but don't let that stop you from telling us.
Gives a whole new meaning to a "pinch between your cheek and gum".
Neither was Newt, then. Republicans care, though.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
Best route map between Albany, NY and Fort Leonard Wood, MO. This route take about 1161 Miles.
The distance and estimated time is placed on the right depending on the status of the road.
, 13:23
, 12:23
* You can see Albany, NY and Fort Leonard Wood, MO photos above. We provide this photos from Google Panoramio service.
* Albany, NY weather as celsius: °C
* Fort Leonard Wood, MO weather as celsius: °C
* Weather information on route, provide by Open Weather Map.
All Rights Reserved. © 2010 - 2016 About Feedback


text:
Hotel Belmonte
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
Travelers also looked at:
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Belmonte Spindleruv Mlyn
Travel Blogs from Spindleruv Mlyn
Jelenia Gora
... the GPS for my final destination for the day - Jelenia Gora, Poland. I arrived early than expected and had enjoyed driving through the autumn forests so much I took a further afternoon drive on a loop through the countryside to take in the natural beauty of the area. I settled in for a quiet night in my little caravan (and even smaller bed!) after a relaxing, enjoyable day of driving and ...
Intrepid Boho Travellers Guide ‐Teplice Nad
... extra warmth in. Overall though for the 2 nights we stayed there it only cost of 600cz.
Even though we missed human life I strongly recommend going to Teplice Skaly ‐ its so beautiful. The trail around apparently takes 3 hours but we were exploring for a good 4/5 hours and only made it a third of the way around! Take a good camera with you as you climb up the rocks the view is beautiful and definitely worth the hike. ...
... He was too young to be executed and so he was held in isolation for 4 years before he died of consumption. During WW2, the Small Fortress continued to be used as a prison by the Germans but the Garrison town was used as a Ghetto to isolate Jews who might cause embarrassment due to their fame or connections. It was also used as the showpiece camp to convince the Red Cross that the Jews were being treated humanely.
One of the most daunting things ...
Travel to Teplice Nad Metují
Early start this morning to travel to Teplice Nad Metují after a tram, a train, a bus, a train, & then another train 4 hours later we were there. It's a tiny little town with about 4 or 5 houses, surrounded by forest. In the forest are a whole lot of odd shaped sandstone formations. A million years ago this whole area was covered in ocean, & the unusual looking rocks were formed as the sea ...
Lalalalala weddings weddings weddings!
I don't want to do this but I guess I have to write my last entry until next summer when I travel all across the U.S.A. Oh did I just say that I wasn't suppose to tell well now you have a head start on the next blog. Good bye everypony oops my little brother has been watching to many My Little Pony videos. Well the wedding went well, we were dancing all night and taking (lots) of pictures. I got to see my long lost cousins, Camy and ...


text:
My CEL won't go off, and when I try to pull codes, I get none :(
The CEL is on consistantly and even after disconnecting the battery I still have the light on.
Any ideas?
the car starts, and drives just fine. A slight unsteady of the idle when cold, but after that it runs like a well tunes sewing machine.
I've replaced in the past few months the following parts:
Air filter
Oil and filter
Fuel filter
Wires (the more pricey set with the lead wire for i motors)
o2 sensor
Intake boot
Not sure if this has anything to do with it, but the CEL only started after I had my clutch and slave cyl. replaced. I'm pretty sure that they dont' have anythign to do with it, but I've checked around the engine bay and nothing looks out of place. The engine did sound a bit rough after the clutch job, and that's when the CEL came on. There was also an exhaust leak, but that's been addressed since then and the light still persists.
Ive also checked the ICV and it seems to be doing it's job properly as well (no fully idle or anything). It was suggested that my ECU could be causing the problems, but it's the newer 173 version that I'm running with the stock chip (also running regular fuel which has never goven me issues before). I do have some missing electrical insulation on my wiring that runs to the o2 sensor caused from some mice during storage, the wiring was always exposed with no problems before, and my fuel economy seems fine too.
Any other ideas? Any other things I should check under the hood?
thanks in advance
88 Delphine grey 325is
Membership ID (00013)


text:
shoppers recently viewed this!
Mary Louise Designs
Multicolor CZ & Sapphire Pendant Necklace
- Color:
- multicolor
Qty: 1
- 1
- 2
- 3
Description: 22K yellow gold plated base metal, multicolor cubic zirconia, and sapphire necklace with clear cubic zirconia pendant detail
- 16 inches long with 1½ inch extension chain
- ¾ inch pendant drop
- Lobster clasp closure
- Please note: Stone shape, color, and size may vary due to natural gemstone variations.
Material: 22K yellow gold plated base metal, cubic zirconia, and sapphire
Brand: Mary Louise Designs
Origin: United States


text:
About This Activity
The 11th Annual "United We Run" benefits the Fred Gabler Helping Hand Camp Fund.Fred Gabler was a camp friend of Rocky's who was killed on 9/11. The Fred Fund sends underprivileged children to camp. This is meant as a fun run. Please come dressed in your red, white and blue best.You will receive a free t-shirt and finish line treats! You can register the day of the race - but the price will go up to $40 for the race.
Organizer Info
Get ACTIVE on the Go
Map & Direction
Crissy Field, cement area by the St. Francis Yacht Club On the Marina, San Francisco, CA San Francisco, CA 94123Get Directions


text:
Candlewood Suites Avondale-New Orleans
Candlewood Suites Avondale-New Orleans
We give you the amenities that make you feel right at home with extra space to rest and relax, including fully equipped kitchens in every suite. Shopping, dining and great nightlife are only a short drive away. Take time to enjoy some of the local sites: Allstate Sugar Bowl, NOLA Saints Training Ctr, NOLA Pelicans, NOLA Motorsports Park, NOLA Zephyrs AAA, Audubon Zoo, Bayou Segnette State Park, & Boomtown Casino. After a long day of work or play enjoy an evening in our Gazebo relaxing or fire up the grill to prepare your favorite dish or when you crave a late night snack you can grab a treat from our Candlewood Cupboard, open 24-hours. Just want to relax in the room? That will be easy to do with our free high-speed internet and expanded high definition cable with 200 channels including HBO or pick up a DVD from our library in the lobby and enjoy it on your in room DVD player. Don't forget about our complimentary self-laundry facilities.
Quick Info
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- Late Check Out Available
- Parking: Free
- Print Fact Sheet
- Chat With Us
Important Update
- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Standard Wireless Internet service is free for all members
- On-site Fitness Center Available
- Outdoor Gazebo Grill
It's hard to leave your best buddy at home when you're traveling for extended periods, so we provide a pet friendly experience. Restrictions and fees apply.
Whether you are booking suites for a family reunion or suites for your company's training needs, Candlewood Suites hotels can accommodate your group.
Workout whenever you want: Candlewood Gym always has an open door and lots of aerobic and cardio equipment to make it easier to stick to your exercise routine, no sweat.
The IHG Green Engage system is an online tool that gives our hotels the means to measure their day-to-day environmental impact.
Getting Here
Guest Reviews
Overall Experience
September 30, 2016
Hotel was good, room a little smelly.Kitchen area was good. Room is spacious. Shower had some hair
Great service
September 13, 2016
The Avondale-New Orleans site was very clean inside and out. All staff were very friendly and helpful.
Great Customer Service
ByChica Darling
September 02, 2016
The staff at Candlewood sure know how to delight their customers with excellent customer service. My family and I had a great experience during our stay as they were always friendly, courteous and went out of their way to assist my dad, who is handicap, with his needs. I highly recommend Candlewood Suites at Avondale-New Orleans!!!
September 01, 2016


text: The Nike Flyknit Air Max is back in an energetic new "Sprite" colorway. The upper features a base of blue Flyknit with a splattering of lime green, which is also found on the midsole and the full-length 360 Air unit. Rounding out the look are black Swooshes and green Flywire eyelets. Look for these soon at Nike select stockists including Invincible.


text: You might want to teach your students outlining prior to writing. This will allow them to segregate their various ideas into individual paragraphs. I actually learned in a five paragraph approach (I'm taking this from a European history class which I credit for teaching me extemporaneous writing): Introduction, 3 supporting paragraphs, and a conclusion. This reduces rambling. Paragraphs can be long or short, depending on how much detail is necessary to support the specific subtopic. A 5 paragraph paper places a structure on the entire writing.


text:
Code Faster: Activate Snippet Power
- Posted: Mar 26, 2008 at 4:11AM
The VB Team has a great article on snippets. Well, first off, what exactly is a snippet? It is a bit of code you constantly use over and over again. A great example is a property. If I start typing "Pro"
Then I'll get:
The green fields are called "snippet replacements" and are what you're suppose to verify.
The article has additional information regarding snippets. While you may be saying to yourself, this is worthless, it vastly reduces the amount of typing you have to do and tells you where you need to update!
Oops, something didn't work.
Comments have been closed since this content was published more than 30 days ago, but if you'd like to continue the conversation, please create a new thread in our Forums, or Contact Us and let us know.


text:
Camden Fine Art Gallery was established in 1994 to represent some of Australia's emerging and leading artists. Contemporary, traditional and representational works in many forms of media are exhibited. Many gallery artists have won major and regional art awards and are represented in private and institutional collections throughout Australia and the world.
September 2016: Doreen Shaw
We are pleased to feature works by award-winning artist Doreen Shaw. Click here to view.
Works can be viewed by appointment with Nan Howard.
May 2016: Gale Collins limited edition prints
We are pleased to welcome local artist Gale Collins to the gallery. Gale's watercolours are inspired by her travels in the United States where she was born. We have eight limited edition prints available for viewing and purchase. View Gale's prints here and read more about her background and inspiration here.
Works are available for viewing and purchase by contacting Nan Howard.
May 2016: Congratulations
Congratulations to our gallery artists who have enjoyed success in recent competitions.
Gary Baker: Highly Commended, Traditional, Camden Art Prize.
Jane Bennett: First prize, Rural Subject and/or Landscape Painting, Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Sarah Howard: First prize, Abstract, Camden Show, and Commended, Works on Paper, Camden Art Prize.
Doreen Shaw: Highly Commended, Marine/Seascape Painting, Sydney Royal Easter Show.
May 2016: Gary Baker
We are pleased to feature works by award-winning Camden artist Gary Baker. Click here to view.
Works can be viewed by appointment with Nan Howard.
2015 Christmas Exhibition
Our 2015 Christmas Exhibition featured paintings, pottery, vintage items, prints, cards and jewellery. Click here to view.
Works can be viewed by appointment with Nan Howard.
Steve Roach – Original sketches from Lithgow and Hartley Valley
Steve Roach was the illustrator of Lithgow and Hartley Valley Sketchbook, the text of which was written by Iris Paridaens, published by Rigby in 1978. These original drawings have been offered by the estate of the late Steve Roach.
Click here to view.
Masters of Australian Art
We are pleased to offer for re-sale works by three Australian artists. Each one has achieved recognition nationally and received wide acclaim for his artistic ability. The works by Leonard Long, Pro Hart and Steve Roach, have excellent provenance.
Click here to view.
Gallery artists
Artists represented by Camden Fine Art Gallery are listed below. Click on an artist name to view information and works for sale.
For more information about the gallery or its artists, or to view or purchase works, please contact us.


text:
English Arabic Translation
This project was awarded to amanysaid111 for $35 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Awarded to:
Skills Required
Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
Total Bids38
Project Description
Academic materials to translate from English to Arabic language.
Around 100 Materials to be translated each one has around 100 pages.
To be translated one by one.
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:
Vintage Kenner / Re: Wow - Vintage eBay Auctions« on: June 27, 2014, 11:07 PM »
Sox side!
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
$40 on Amazon now... Far better deal, but really they were worthy at $60 considering you got a bunch of basically army builder repaints and a couple dandy droids.
If people can unwrap themselves from the thought that they're paying $60 for 2 figures, they'd probably be happier collectors.


text: r Mushu | Digital Scrapbooking at Scrapbook Flair Home Galleries Groups Challenges Blogs Forums Members Downloads MarketPlace Store Archive Join Login offline Joined: Dec 6, 2012 Last Logon: Dec 7, 2012 Mushu's Home Page www.scrapbookflair.com/Mushu Mushu is from Timisoara, Timis, Romania Mushu's Scrapbooks There are no scrapbooks from Mushu yet. Mushu's Favorite Scrapbooks » view all Mushu's favorite scrapbooks Mushu's Friends There are no friends added by Mushu yet. Renew/Upgrade Membership Gallery Groups Blog Friends Favorites Tags Post and Share this page on Blogs and other Websites by copying and pasting this link: http://www.scrapbookflair.com/Mushu Mushu's home page has been visited 48 times. About Us Bookmark Contact Us Designer Members FAQs Fan Mail Help Link to Us Membership News Privacy Search Site Rules Suggestion Box Tell a Friend © 2006-2016, Patent Pending, Aurora Digital Imaging, Ltd. Beta 5.0 The most fun digital scrapbooking site on the Internet. Free digital scrapbooking software, scrapbook templates, scrapbook embellishments and backgrounds. Beautiful scrapbook prints and photobooks.


text:
New Bay restaurant ramping up in Whitefish Bay
The Bay, the casual restaurant at 342 E. Silver Spring Drive in Whitefish Bay, has been in soft-opening mode.
It's serving dinner, but holding off on lunch service until later. Currently, it's closed Sunday and Monday, and that could change down the road as well. James McMahon, the primary owner and general manager, said the restaurant will begin offering takeout next week. »Read Full Blog Post
Theatre Unchained pays bent homage to Williams in 'Durang Durang'
Next year's Milwaukee theater season includes an In Tandem Theatre production of "The Glass Menagerie" with Angela Iaonne and a rare production of "Camino Real" from Dale Gutzman's Off the Wall Theatre.
But if you can't wait until then for a helping of Tennessee Williams, Theatre Unchained is offering a bent preview of what's to come, as seen through the fun house mirror known as Christopher Durang. »Read Full Article


text:
Bath and Body
Wax Melts
Air Fresheners
Special Occasions
Featured Items
Sale Items
View Your Cart
Please feel free to browse and shop around at your leisure!
We are always working on new products
so be sure to check back often for exciting new items! *New Bath & Body Items will be coming soon!
Recommend Us
©2016 Thompson Traditions. All rights reserved.


text:
Shah Rukh Khan in trouble over sex determination of unborn baby?
Mumbai: The news that Bollywood heartthrob Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri are expecting a baby boy doesn't seem to have gone down well with the Indian Radiological and Imaging Associations (IRIA).
According to a leading daily, the radiologists' association has asked the state health department to inquire into news reports claiming that Shah Rukh's child through surrogacy is a male.
Although the actor himself has not confirmed the news of the child reports last week had claimed that he and Gauri were all set to have a boy through surrogacy.
"We have written to the state health department to find out how the actor came to know about the unborn child's sex when sex determination is illegal in India," Dr Jignesh Thakkar, coordinator for the Pre-Conception Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act, IRIA said.
In the wake of the reports of disproportionate sex ratio across the state including Mumbai, radiologists are under the scrutiny for allegedly conducting illegal sex determination.
"Though filling of form F [mandatory while conducting an ultrasound] has nothing to do with sex determination, radiologists are caught for it under the act," Dr Sanjeev Mani, senior radiologist, Holy Family Hospital, Bandra, said.
In the email sent to the top state health department officials – including state health minister Suresh Shetty – IRIA has asked for an investigation and action against all those concerned.
Doctors claim there is a breach of law in case of celebrities.
"If news reports are true then it is a clear that the celebrities can get away with breaking the law," Thakker said.
However, PCPNDT Act does not apply in case the sex determination is done outside the country.
Talking to a tabloid, an insider had revealed the news of Shah Rukh having a third child through surrogacy a few days back.
"The baby is a boy. So Suhana will now have another brother after Aryan. It was entirely Gauri's decision to go in for surrogacy," the insider had said.
The duo was also said to have consulted the same doctor that Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao went to for their baby Azad – who was also born to a surrogate mother.


text:
HeraldMail Home
Lebron James
Michael Phelps
Spanish cyclist kicked out of Olympics for doping
August 11, 2008
BEIJING (AP) -- In the first official doping case of the Beijing Olympics, Spanish cyclist Maria Isabel Moreno was kicked out of the games Monday after testing positive for EPO. Moreno, who was due to compete in the women's individual time trial, was tested in the athletes' village on July 31 and left China later the same day before learning the result, the International Olympic Committee said. IOC spokeswoman Giselle Davies said Moreno's sample came back positive for EPO, a blood-boosting hormone that enhances endurance and has been at the center of numerous doping scandals in cycling in recent years.
Phelps makes Olympic history with eight gold medals
August 17, 2008
Michael Phelps won his record eighth gold medal Sunday at the Beijing Olympics as a member of the victorious U.S. 400-meter medley relay team, breaking a tie with Mark Spitz for most golds in a single games. Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Phelps and Jason Lezak won in a world-record of 3 minutes, 29.34 seconds. Australia took the silver medal and Japan earned the bronze. For more Olympic coverage, see Sunday's edition of The Herald-Mail or go to www.herald-mail.com.
U.S. sweeps medals in men's 400 meters
August 21, 2008
BEIJING (AP) -- LaShawn Merritt has upset defending champion Jeremy Wariner to lead a U.S. sweep of the medals in the 400 meters at the Olympics. Merritt pulled away down the stretch Thursday night to win in 43.75 seconds -- nearly a full second ahead of silver medalist Wariner, who finished in 44.74. The third American in the final, David Neville, did a head-first dive across the finish line and wound up with the bronze in 44.80.
U.S. men rout Germany to finish 5-0 in basketball pool play
August 18, 2008
BEIJING (AP) -- The U.S. Olympic basketball team has completed an undefeated march through pool play with a 106-57 victory against Germany. Dwight Howard scored 22 points and LeBron James had 16 Monday night for the United States (5-0), which will play Australia on Wednesday in the quarterfinals. The Americans beat the Australians by 11 points two weeks ago in an exhibition game, their only close contest yet. Dallas Mavericks All-Star Dirk Nowitzki scored 14 points for Germany, which finished 1-4.
Rep. Shuster wants 2014 Winter Olympics out of Russia
August 15, 2008
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The International Olympic Committee should punish Russia by moving the 2014 Winter Olympics out of Sochi, Russia, the co-chairs of the congressional House Georgia Caucus said. Reps. Allyson Schwartz, D-Pa., and Bill Shuster, R-Pa., said in a joint statement they plan to file a resolution declaring that Russia's movement of troops into Georgia on the eve of the Beijing Olympics makes it an unacceptable country to host the games. "It is practically and financially untenable to hold the 2014 Winter Olympic Games less than 20 miles from a zone of conflict, particularly when the prospective host country has played a significant role in the escalation of that conflict," according to a draft of the resolution.
Olympics out back
By CRYSTAL SCHELLE
August 8, 2008
For the first time in modern history, China is raising the Iron Curtain and opening itself to the world. Beijing, the capital of China, is hosting the Summer Olympic Games, and, during the next 17 days, athletes from around the world will compete for national pride and Olympic medals. Although dragging the kids to the other side of the world might be out of the question, why not show them what the Olympic spirit is really about? Gather the kids, their friends and their parents for your own Olympic events.
Liukin loses gold medal for uneven bars in tiebreaker
August 18, 2008
BEIJING (AP) -- China's He Kexin won a tiebreaker over all-around champion Nastia Liukin of the United States for the uneven bars gold medal Monday at the Beijing Olympics. Both scored 16.725, but He got the nod because her execution marks were closer to a perfect 10 than Liukin's. Liukin would not criticize the scoring system that does not award dual gold medals. "It's nothing I can control, and honestly, I can say it has been very fair to me, and I got the biggest gold medal of them all," said Liukin, winner of the women's all-around gymnastics gold.
Obama-Hu summit: Good will, but few deals
November 17, 2009
BEIJING (AP) -- President Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao promised a determined, joint effort to tackle climate change, nuclear disarmament and other global troubles yet emerged from their first full-blown summit Tuesday with scant progress beyond good will. After two hours of talks and a separate meeting over dinner the night before, the presidents spoke of moving beyond the divisiveness over human rights, trade and military tensions that have bedeviled relations in past decades.
Anti-China protests held worldwide as Olympics begin
August 8, 2008
LONDON (AP) -- A protester set himself on fire outside the Chinese Embassy in the Turkish capital and thousands of Tibetan exiles took to the streets in Nepal, as anti-China demonstrations occurred worldwide to coincide with the start of the Beijing Olympics. By the end of the day Friday, protests that had begun in Asia also were taking place in London, Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam. In Ankara, a demonstrator suffered second-degree burns after setting himself on fire during a rally by several hundred ethnic Uighurs, officials said.
Area Roundup
October 22, 2007
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Rams' Wallace honored for huge day Shepherd senior running back Dervon Wallace was named the WVIAC Offensive Player of the Week on Sunday, one day after rewriting school and conference record books in the Rams' 36-28 victory at West Virginia Wesleyan. Wallace set a school single-game rushing record with 304 yards on 42 carries. He also added 61 receiving yards on three catches for a school-record 390 all-purpose yards. His three touchdowns and two-point conversion made him the all-time leading scorer in WVIAC history with 386 career points.
Copyright 2016 The Herald-Mail
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy


text:
News By Tag
Industry News
News By Place
Industry News
"That Guy with the Birds" Is Home at the 2014 Steel City Pet Expo
John "That Guy with the Birds" Lege Travels Across the Country with his Educational Show about Parrots, but he's happy to be home for a bit this summer
"I have been rescuing parrots for 35 years. I don't buy, or sell, or breed," Lege says about his work, "This is not a circus – first and foremost, this is educational;
All of the birds in the show are rescues. Lege takes care of them and trains them – if they happen to be good in a crowd, he makes them part of the show. Lege and his parrots travel halfway across the country to perform and educate the public. He is typically booked all year round and has done small shows for birthday parties with just six children all the way up to crowds with as many as 100,000 people.
"This [Steel City Pet Expo] is in my backyard," he explains. "I'm always on the road, from small towns nearby to big cities like Chicago, IL. But it's nice to be home."
John Lege will be on stage at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center with his parrots at the 2014 Steel City Pet Expo to talk about the importance of birds and their well-being. Attendees should also know to stop by his booth to find out more information one-on-one.
The Steel City Pet Expo will also feature opportunities for fan photos and autographs with both Shorty Rossi (Animal Planet's "Pit Boss" & "America's Cutest Pets") and Celebrity Dog Trainer Harrison Forbes ("Good Morning America" and the "Today Show"), along with more than 70 exhibitors, live entertainment and demonstrations, and a Petfinder.com mega-adoption area with more than 150 rescue pets available for adoption. Low-cost immunizations, discounted microchipping and free nail trims will also be available for all the furry friends who need them.
The event will take place on Saturday, June 28th, 2014 from 10am to 6pm, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. This free, indoor and air-conditioned event is expected to attract more than 12,000 attendees along with their furry, feathered and reptilian pals who are looking to enjoy a new and one-of-a-kind experience where all pets can enjoy a fun day out with their pet parent(s). All well-behaved pets are welcome, as long as they're on a fixed lead (or in a carrier) and have proof of age-appropriate rabies vaccines.
The 2014 Steel City Pet Expo is produced by Amazing Expos, a leading event production firm that currently produces more than 39 large pet expos across the United States. For more information, call 800-977-3609, email email@example.com or visit http://www.steelcitypetexpo.com, http://www.facebook.com/
Amazing Expos
Account Email Address Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse


text:
© 2016 Need Supply CompanyAll Rights Reserved
Sign up to get notified when this product is back in stock
Free Shipping & Returns
Orders Over $75 See Details
Super silky, semi-sheer tip with classic styling. Features rounded neckline, capped sleeves, rounded hemline, and back cutout with ruffle trim.
100% Polyester
Made in USA
View Size Chart
19" pit to pit
24.5" - 26" shoulder to hem
Measurements taken from size small
Model wears size small. Model is 5'9
View Size Chart
Sign up and get 10% off your next order.
© 2016 Need Supply Company—All Rights Reserved
Sign up for our newsletter and get 10% off your next order. Pretty sweet, we know.


text:
Wrestlers headed to State Tournament
The Rayne High wrestling team readied themselves for this weekend's State Wrestling Tournament by participating in a meet held last week at St. Thomas More High School in Lafayette.
A number of Wolves placed in their weight class during the warm-up meet, including the following results:
Weight class winners: Austin LaCombe 145 lbs., Shelby Thibodeaux 153 lbs., John Reynolds 160 lbs., Trevor Carriere 171 lbs., Jermil Rogers 189 lbs., and Jake Cormier 285 lbs.
Participating were Landyn Thibodeaux 103 lbs., Cody Manuel 125 lbs., Austin Bohne 130 lbs., Josh Peltier, 135 lbs., Bryar Babineaux 140 lbs., and Andrew Abshire 215 lbs.
The 2010 State Tournament will be held this weekend on Feb. 19-20 at the Pontchartrain Center in Metairie.
Wolves returning to the Division III State Wrestling Tournament where the team placed fifth during last year's championships are Adam Menard, Shelby Thibodeaux and Trevor Carriere, each placing third in their weight class.
Placing fourth in their weight class last year for the Wolves were Bryar Babineaux, Jacob Stelly and Jermil Rogers.
Trying to improve his sixth place finish of last year will be senior John Reynolds.


text:
Finding yourself flummoxed by what to get that special NASCAR fan in your life for Christmas this year? Let me offer some ideas and suggestions: (more…)
Christmas Ideas for the #NASCAR Fan In Your LifePosted by in General | NASCAR - (1 Comments)
The 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup ChampionPosted by in General | NASCAR - (1 Comments)
On Sunday November 17th, 2013 Jimmie Johnson was crowned NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion for the the 6th time in 8 years.
I KNOW I am not in the majority here but I think what Jimmie and the 48 team has managed to do is historic- possibly bordering on- wait for it: legend-ary. We are witnessing one of the greats in NASCAR- and I am interested to see just how many championships Jimmie can amass. Yes I am a diehard Stewart fan- but I can appreciate what Jimmie and Chad and the rest of the Lowes racing team is doing. They obviously have a little something more than the rest of the field. I don't know if it's more dedication, more drive, more talent, better engineering, the fact that their crew chief openly admits he has no life outside of work. Whatever they have- they have just a wee little bit more- and have had it six times now. Misty mentioned that she didn't understand why Jimmie and team are so widely despised. I told her "Haters just hating on success…they are just jealous."
Of course you can be dang sure if he was running up against Tony Stewart for that championship I would have been all sour grapes about number 6- that is just the way I am- and I freely admit that. (more…)
Chase Race 10: Homestead-MiamiPosted by in General | NASCAR - (0 Comments)
I always feel kind of bad when the winner at Homestead-Miami is not the same person as the one who won the Championship- because their win gets overlooked a little. So congratulations to Denny Hamlin on winning the race! By winning at Homestead- Denny Hamlin was able to keep his streak alive- of winning at least one race for the past 7 season. Awesome!
And speaking of the race what a race it was. There was after all- Matt Kenseth (second in points) leading the most laps, Jimmie the series leader sustaining damage during a restart when another car spun it's tires. It was a real nail biter there wondering if Jimmie was going to need to pit- he also fell down to like 26th at that point so it was all YIKES what will happen for a little while- something I did not think would happen because I went into the race pretty darn sure that Jimmie was going to come out 6-time.
Chase Race 9: The Annual Phoenix RoadtripPosted by in General | NASCAR - (0 Comments)
As I mentioned I was gone to Phoenix last weekend- for the race and other fun with Misty. It's a trip we've made at least once a year since…what? 2009? Anyway- this year's annual 1700+ mile road trip was fun as it always is. I drove 500 miles from here (central coast of California) to Vegas and spent the night with Misty and Ronald her adorable dachshund puppy. Now what you need to know about Ronald is that he is an excited pee-er. So when he is excited he pees and luckily for me he finds me very exciting. So when I am about 20 minutes out or so- Misty usually tries to take him for a walk hoping to alleviate any possible peeing (on me) marathons when I get there. Anyway, I turn into Misty's neighborhood to see Misty and little Ronald walking up one of the nearby streets. I stopped and said hello and little Ronnie of course wanted to race the car- let me tell you he put his little legs and heart into trying- but he is a mini-doxie and as the shortest legs I have ever seen on a puppy. I beat them to her house so I was waiting for her to turn the corner and as I watched Misty (the ardent Jeff Gordon fan) walk up her little street I noticed something. Let me show you a picture and see if you notice it too:
Chase Race 8: TexasPosted by in NASCAR - (0 Comments)
I am going to be the first to admit I was a little distracted during the race in Texas for multiple reasons but mainly I had been running around on Saturday trying to get all the stuff I needed done and taken care of because I am heading off for Phoenix Wednesday so during commercials I was doing exciting things like laundry.
And wouldn't you know it the one day that I decide to forgo listening to the scanner that the 14 has a fairly decent run! (more…)
Chase Race 7: MartinsvillePosted by in General | NASCAR - (0 Comments)
I love Martinsville. There is something about that little paperclip shaped track that makes the racing exciting. This track is HIGH on my list of must visit tracks. Really high. Quarters are close both on track and on pit road- which makes it easy to slip up. Restart wrong? And you might be getting lapped in a few minutes. Another car short pitting might block you into your stall and cost you to go from 3rd to 23rd while you try to jockey out of your pitstall. The cars are in constant danger of contact- and while some of the "rubbing" is unintentional- sometimes- just sometimes it is intentional and nothing will piss you off more that to have your driver intentionally wrecked. But one of the good things about Martinsville- is that you can bang your car up a bit- and still be in contention for the win as long as you don't let your temper get too out of hand and end up collecting yourself in the drama. However, It's not just the drivers that are in danger of constant contact- just ask race winner Jeff Gordon's tire carrier who got clipped (by I think Denny Hamlin but I don't remember) a car on pit road during a pit stop. (more…)
Wine Me, Dine Me, Don't Deny MePosted by in All About Amy | General | NASCAR | Non-NASCAR - (0 Comments)
So several weeks ago I promised you all a story at the end of this post about the first Chase race. Really it's the story of my first ever race…and I am not talking my first NASCAR race.
Not so long ago in a galaxy not so far away- back when the IRL series was known as the CART series, my dad decided that my fandom of motorsports was not a flash in the pan and I think secretly he was thrilled. The Indy cars were coming to Laguna Seca- which is very close to where we lived. At the time I was into that series (I lost interest in it when CART split into IRL and CHAMP and half of my favorite drivers went one way and half went the other way). Since I had always shown a love of racing and specifically CART at the time- my dad laid down what I know was big bucks for him at the time for weekend grandstand tickets in Turn 11 as well as weekend paddock passes for the two of us for the race in Monterey. I was a teenager at the time- so it was probably somewhere around 1990-1991 I think. My parents even excused my absence from school so that we could take full advantage of our weekend tickets. (more…)
Chase Race 6: TalladegaPosted by in General | NASCAR - (0 Comments)
While I didn't watch the truck race at Talladega- I did hear about the last lap melee that ensued and it had me sitting down on Sunday with my usual trepidation about Talladega. I know you probably think I kid but this track makes me very very nervous. From what I heard of the ending of the truck race- I had every reason to be worried. Luckily there wasn't anything major that happened. Well if you don't count Austin Dillon's little flight on the last lap.


text:
Private User
12/3/2012 at 9:41 AM
Naude Visser b2c12d1e3f10g1h8i5j2k4 You may find our FAQ's about the announcement helpful: http://help.geni.com/forums/21545466-things-to-know
Private User
12/3/2012 at 10:41 AM
The original "historic" Geni tree was populated with GEDCOM uploads, not so much "hand built" entries. We've been trying to weave together all the duplicates into merged profiles, designate them as Masters, and get them documented and correct. We've come a long way in that mission in the last couple of years, I'm quite proud of everyone's contributions, and expect they continue.
For "closer to now" trees it's really about the manager, isn't it? And of course we may only have limited information with research on going and welcome from our collaborators.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 11:12 AM
Private User if it were some one who was born 300 years ago i can see why they wouldn't put place of birth or date because A it can get a bit tricky B maybe they don't exactly know where as the further back you get. as for prior to 1880 to present day i can see why they would want it private for concerns of ex spouses identity thieves etc etc
Private User
12/3/2012 at 12:06 PM
Michael McCann - In Denmark we have access to the churchbooks back in the 1600s. So information about places of birth and death is available online for free. Just laying there to be picked up by the profile manager.
Erica - I'll stay quiet from now on :-) I'm quite sure you all have focus on the problems.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 12:53 PM
Private User
12/3/2012 at 12:54 PM
Private User
12/3/2012 at 3:10 PM
Alex Moes - No, Basic Users were NOT able to accept mergers - the only exception being for their own claimed profile - if they accepted an invitation to a Tree, using the e-mail they had already established on another Tree, they could accept the request to merge the two versions of their own profile. BUT they COULD NOT accept mergers on any other profiles they managed and/or that were within their family group.
And many, many Pros complained about this and requested it be changed, because it definitely hampered what they wanted to do.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 7:31 PM
I understand this may be of topic but my question concerns Geni and MH .... Would someone please give me the definition of what is considered a private tree in Geni. Private trees in Geni appear to be frowned on and if MH also has them won't' the problem still exist. A definition would really help ..... I have read some strong opininions most against private trees .... no privacy, privacy on minors only, privacy by generations etc. I am just trying to get it straight in order to make a decision ...... Thanks
12/3/2012 at 7:42 PM
Clear as mud?
12/3/2012 at 7:47 PM
If what you describe is correct then that was a terrible thing to do to the Basic users.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 8:47 PM
Alex & Lois - let's end this digression slightly?
1). If a tree is isolated, then "collaboration" (public profiles) or "family group" (private profiles) is needed to join that member's tree to the World Family Tree
2) Basic members were able to accept merges initiated by their collaborators / family group members. Now they can also initiate them.
Back to MyHeritage ...
Private User
12/3/2012 at 8:56 PM
"I understand this may be of topic but my question concerns Geni and MH .... Would someone please give me the definition of what is considered a private tree in Geni. Private trees in Geni appear to be frowned on and if MH also has them won't' the problem still exist. A definition would really help ..... I have read some strong opininions most against private trees .... no privacy, privacy on minors only, privacy by generations etc. I am just trying to get it straight in order to make a decision ...... Thanks"
I may need to break this out into several posts so bear with me.
1). Alex's term of "isolated tree" is correct. It refers to a tree UN connected to the World Family Tree. See http://www.geni.com/worldfamilytree to watch it tick. :):). You know a tree is isolated when you go to a profile and it shows you: No Path Found
Here's an example:
col john jackson
Now you'll notice: this profile is public, I presume deliberately so, and I also presume is deceased. So this is a function of the manager not yet having yet found a connection to the WFT - and sadly, not yet being offered collaboration.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 9:08 PM
Dave (continued)
Now as I understand MyHeritage trees, they work like Ancestry trees. Everyone has their own and can invite others to join them, but it's a forest of "isolated trees.". This is their business model, has always been, and continues to be.
Geni is more like Wikipedia meets Facebook. There are groupings. Currently it functions to be "trees blending upwards." Or it's a lot easier for me to conceptualize it as an acrostic puzzle. There is "across" (the Family Group, with gaps). There is "down" (for us young whipper snappers, the descendant generations be pretty small in stats). And there is "up" - the ancestral count, or what I would call the Historic Tree. Again, for us young 'uns, we're talking 1900 and back. However there is a privacy zone which can being that zone back as far as 1750 - which to my mind defeats the purpose of collaborative genealogy, as I'm incredibly fortunate to find ANY ancestor that far back (n.b. In fact I was told by family it couldn't be done, so HAH). But ... That's getting into opinion, sorry. :):)
Private User
12/3/2012 at 9:16 PM
Dave (cont'd)
The group for the Geni Family Tree and privacy zone is here
You will notice: Updated on August 11, 2011
Meaning - it was differently defined before then. On fact in my time using Geni it has been refined several times (this is where Lois pipes in ...).
Now my interest is in the historic tree so to be honest I don't pay a great deal of attention to all this, except when cool cats ask interesting questions nicely.
In terms of making a platform decision for me it's always been easy:
1) I like collaborative genealogy.
Hope this helps.
12/3/2012 at 9:21 PM
12/3/2012 at 9:22 PM
Private User
12/3/2012 at 9:24 PM
12/3/2012 at 9:57 PM
12/3/2012 at 10:23 PM
I have a free MH account and looked at those MH trees but despite always having had the ability to cut and paste the info across i've never felt so inclined to spend my limited free time doing so.
PS: no match notifications have yet come thru for profiles that i manage which coincide with profiles on MH. I assume that service hasn't started yet but i'm curious how it will work if/when it does kick in.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 10:38 PM
Private User
12/3/2012 at 10:40 PM
Private User
12/3/2012 at 10:42 PM
Somewhere in the document function there's a "try our document bookmarklet" lab. I don't think it works for discussions. I would use a browser bookmark or bookmark service or discussion search, which works decently. And of course "following" a discussion, which is automatic for those you've posted in and can "unfollow" as need be.
12/3/2012 at 11:44 PM
Private User
12/3/2012 at 11:52 PM
Incorrect about zombies Alex. There was a bug in the GEDCOM upload which resulted in profiles without dates being set to living and private instead of deceased and public.
Volunteers developed a script; Geni enhanced it and tested it; it blew up servers; and eventually when it was tweaked enough and tested enough by the president of the company at the time, personally, was entrusted to a few people at a time to use.
There are in addition new "zombies" being created daily by mistake when a) users don't realize they are setting a profile to private b) they don't realize they are setting a profile to living instead of deceased.
Alex with all due respect - here I have lived what I'm talking about when you have not. If it were so easy it would have been done. Things that are easy are implemented very rapidly in Geni. If it takes time, it's because - guess what - it takes time.
Private User
12/3/2012 at 11:56 PM
I refer you to:
Notice the date stamp:
5/28/2010 at 2:37 PM
And ... we have not gotten all the zombies "laid to rest" yet.
12/4/2012 at 1:03 PM
Private User
12/4/2012 at 2:22 PM
12/4/2012 at 4:59 PM
Respectfully Erica,
12/4/2012 at 5:06 PM
Alex Moes - - Curators do FAR MORE than just kill zombies. They are an extremely valuable and important part of Geni imho.
12/4/2012 at 5:48 PM


text:
Sparta OH Real Estate & Homes for Sale
0 Properties Found
The median home value in Sparta, OH is $73,900.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $134,400.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Sparta, OH is $73,900.
Approximately 42.86% of Sparta homes are owned,
compared to 35.07% rented, while
22.08% are vacant.
Sparta real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Sparta real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Sort Results:
There are currently no properties in Sparta OH. Please click the Refine Your Search button below to find other properties in the area.
Refine Property Search
Sparta OH Real Estate Listings Provided By:
Real Living Home Team
How can we help you?
Have a question or need assistance? Please fill out the information below and we'll be glad to assist you.
Sparta ZIPs43350 Homes for Sale


text:
Guitar Hero World Tour: The Launch Event!
- Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 1:37PM
Right click "Save as…"
Oops, something didn't work.
Comments have been closed since this content was published more than 30 days ago, but if you'd like to continue the conversation, please create a new thread in our Forums, or Contact Us and let us know.


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Printed Balloons Personalised for all Occasions
Welcome to Balloons Galore, the UK's favourite balloon shop. We provide printed balloons to suit all occasions from small intimate parties to large scale corporate events. If you're looking to buy balloons online you've come to the right place. We deliver anywhere in the UK and can even provide next day delivery if needed.
Balloon Printing Specialists
Balloons Galore are the number 1 balloon printing company in the UK. We have over 30 years of experience printing balloons in all sorts of shapes and sizes. From our dedicated balloon printing factory in Broughton Astley we expertly produce every one of the balloons we sell.
Personalised Balloons - Design your own!
If you are looking to design and personalise your own balloons then our 'Create Your Own' feature will be perfect for you. It's easy to use, simply pick the latex balloon you want to personalise, pick a colour and add your message. You can even preview how your personalised balloon will look.
Photo Balloons
To make your balloons truly unique why not print a photo of family and friends right onto the balloon? Use our 'Create Your Own' feature to upload your special picture, and we'll print a colour version of your photograph onto one of our foil balloons that can then be sent in a box as a unique gift.