text:
April 26, 1946-Aug. 26, 2012
REDWOOD FALLS - Services for Sara Robinson Triplett, 66, of Redwood Falls will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Assembly of God Church in Redwood Falls. Visitation is from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday at the church and will continue one hour prior to services on Thursday. Burial is in Bethel Cemetery near Garvin. Stephens Funeral Service - Redwood Valley Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.
She died Sunday, Aug. 26, 2012.
She was born April 26, 1946, in Tracy to Merton and Vera (Harris) Robinson.
Survivors include her children: Mark and Rebecca Bartz, both of Redwood Falls; and two granddaughters.


text:
When asked by C|Net about the issue, Samsung replied:
Samsung Mobile does not comment on rumors or speculation. With regard to the Froyo update, we recently issued the following statement: "Samsung feels it is important to make the Android 2.2/Froyo upgrade available only after we feel that we can give the millions of U.S. Galaxy S owners a simple and reliable upgrade experience. Due to the complexity and unique functionality of each Galaxy S device, we are performing additional testing and are working to make the Android 2.2/Froyo upgrade available to all U.S. Galaxy S owners, including the Samsung Vibrant, as soon as possible.That noncommital answer surely isn't going to sit well with Vibrant owners, or owners of Epic 4Gs, Fascinates, or Captivates, either.
Whether or not Samsung is artificially delaying the Vibrant Froyo update, none of the other U.S. Samsung Galaxy S smartphones have seen an update either. When the Galaxy S series of Android phones was first unveiled in late June, Samsung promised Froyo updates. None have come, and many other phones, such as the Motorola Droid X and HTC Evo 4G, have received an Android 2.2 update.
One difference between those phones and the Samsung phones, however, is that Samsung's are "infected" with TouchWiz on top of Android. Those UI layers often cause issues with upgrades, although the Droid X does carry MotoBlur, and the Evo 4G Sense. That, in fact, could be the real issue. Either way, U.S. Galaxy S owners expect an update.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) A new bill in the U.S. Senate may aid in reuniting families across the country, some of whom have been separated for years.
For a nation built on immigration, current laws do not make it easy for the trend to continue, said members of Citizen Action.
An estimated 11 million people live in the United Sates with the daily struggle of finding a job, obtaining a visa, funding an education and sometimes searching for their families
Local immigrants gathered at the American Civic Association Thursday evening to share their stories of separation in their sometimes decades-long fight to citizenship.
"I have family members who have applied for visas, it's been over ten years and they still haven't gotten an answer. The backlogs for visas are very, very extensive," said Citizen Action Immigration Organizer Diana Reyes.
The topic of immigration usually brings to mind places like Arizona, Texas and New Mexico. But the issue is as real in New York as it is in the southwest.
Kathy, an immigrant from Columbia, was brought to the U.S. in 2000 by her mother -- a naturalized citizen. Kathy spoke of the hardships she has endured over the past 13 years.
"My family was receiving threats from the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia). My grandfather was killed and my whole family lived in terror. Without explanation my mother told me I was leaving Columbia to meet her. I didn't find out why until many years later," said Kathy, who asked that her identity be kept secret.
After $70,000 in legal fees, being married and divorced, being detained, and paying for- but never receiving- a work visa four times, Kathy's documents to become a legal citizen have still yet to be approved, thirteen years later.
"I just want my family together. I don't know where my brothers are, I don't know where my sister is. I know they're in Columbia, but nobody can know where they are because my family is still under threat from the FARC," said Kathy.
Although everyone had a different story at the ACA, they all agreed their hard work has seemed to only result in empty promises and the heartbreak of loosing their family.
"I have a lot of cousins, friends, back in my community that, they couldn't continue education because they don't have the right papers, they don't have this, they don't have that, and it's unfair. I just got lucky that I was born here," said Binghamton University sophomore Erik Vargas.
Regardless of history, Reyes said, almost everyone can identify a not-so-distant family member who first settled in this country, whether from overseas or just over the border.
The wish to keep families together is strong in the hearts of those separated, as well as those united from their loved ones, especially so close to Mother's Day.
The Senate will soon begin discussion on the bipartisan bill that could reform immigration with a stern but obtainable path to citizenship.


text:
Virginia Woolf ~ The Waves Of Life
"Let us again pretend that life is a solid substance, shaped like a globe, which we turn about in our fingers. Let us pretend that we can make out a plain and logical story, so that when one matter is despatched—love for instance—we go on, in an orderly manner, to the next. "
― Virginia Woolf, The Waves
Author MoniqueThe words that make sense... brilliant writings by writers.../England/female writer/quote/The waves/Virginia Woolf/writer


text:
Ever wonder what the Seven Dwarfs would look like in real life?
Well, as close to real life as they can get anyway?
Graphic artist Jordy Lakiere did, and his Middle Earth-ish take on Snow White's sidekicks went viral.
"One of my 3D artist friends was doing reworks of old Disney characters from 2D to 3D," Lakiere said as we chatted over email. "I really loved it and it got a lot of attention. I've always had a fondness of fantasy, dwarven type illustrations as well as alternative art."
Related: Seven Dwarfs Mine Train on Track to Open in 2014 [PHOTO TOUR + VIDEO]
Inspired, Lakiere says "it was a quick link to recreate the Seven Dwarfs in a sort of The Hobbit style. I never expected it to blow up this much and get almost half a million album views [and] make #1 on Reddit, though I'm quite honoured!"
Wonder if he whistles while he works?
Ever wondered what the Seven Dwarfs would look like in real life? Well go on. Satisfy that curiosity. 1 of 8
DOC 2 of 8
He looks positively professorial and Plato-like here. Well, sans toga anyway.
SNEEZY 3 of 8
At least he has a hankie in this interpretation. Just saying.
SLEEPY 4 of 8
Someone get this sweet-faced guy an armchair. Just looking at him makes me... zzz...
BASHFUL 5 of 8
The puppy dog eyes get me every time.
GRUMPY 6 of 8
Betcha he's really a softie under all that curmudgeony surl.
HAPPY 7 of 8
Tell me he doesn't look like a fisherman. I want to call him Cappy!
DOPEY 8 of 8
This guy. Always this guy and his darling little daisies.
Photo credits: Walt Disney Pictures (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs movie still only). All other artwork was used with the kind permission of Jordy Lakiere. See more of his creative work on jordylakiere.com and Facebook.
Read Pilar's writing from around the blogosphere here, social creatures. And if you're in the mood for more magic, join her on Twitter, Facebook (here and here) and Instagram. Because X-Pro II. Also, Sierra.


text:
After a honeymoon trip to Europe, the newlyweds will live in Stowe, Vt.
The bride is the daughter of Michele Theresa and William Harold Hillpot. The bridegroom is a son of Linda and Philip Seaberg.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose Samantha Shaffer as the bridesmaid, and Scott Hillpot and Joshua Shaffer as the bridesmen.
Andrew Seaberg, the bridegroom's brother, and Joseph Morrone were the best men. The ushers were Keith Wohlstetter and Mark Shenoda. The ringbearer was Joshua Shaffer.
Mrs. Seaberg is a graduate of Sterling (Ill.) High School and earned a bachelor of arts degree in English, with a concentration in engineering, from Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr. Seaberg is a graduate of Staten Island Technical High School. He earned a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from Lehigh University and a master of business administration degree in real estate development, finance and management strategy from New York University, Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaberg are owners of the Northern Lights Lodge in Stowe.


text:
Mt. Mansfield Creamery (Morrisville, VT)
Mt. Mansfield Chin Clip Cheese 1/2.5lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
Mt. Mansfield produces unique, farmstead European-style cheeses at their Vermont Farm. Chin Clip is a raw milk recipe is from the mountains in the Austrian Alps. A recipe used from a local village during the fall season. Complex flavors in this cheese are smooth and buttery! Don't forget your favorite red wine with this one.
Mt. Mansfield Forerunner Cheese 1/3lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
A true raw milk Havarti, this Danish recipe is also a favorite of many cheese lovers. Cave-aged rind kept thin allows for the full bodied flavor of this cheese. Goes great on burgers or try it as your favorite fondue.
Mt. Mansfield Inspiration Cheese 1/2lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
A washed rind cheese, raw milk, recipe from the Island of Corsica. The molds on the rind are typical of this French recipe. Smooth and semisoft texture with a nutty flavor. Many times washed with Rock Art Beer. This cheese pairs perfectly with beer.
Mt. Mansfield Halfpipe Cheese 1/4lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
This French Alpine Cheese is a raw milk cheese aged for 5 months.
Produced with milk from owner and operator Stan Biasani and Debora Wickart's own Holstein & Brown Swiss cows. Formerly known as Topnotch Tomme.
Shelburne Farms (Shelburne, VT)
Shelburne Farms 1 Year Cheddar Block 1/10lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
Shelburne Farms is a membership-supported, nonprofit environmental education center, 1,400-acre working farm, and National Historic Landmark on the shores of Lake Champlain. Their one-year cheddar is wonderfully rich with milky flavor balanced by subtle fruity undertones.
Shelburne Farms 1 Year Cheddar Bar 1/8oz (Raw Cow's Milk)
Wonderfully rich, milky flavor balanced by subtle fruity undertones. Young enough to retain a creamy texture.
Shelburne Farms 2 Year Cheddar Block 1/10lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
Cheesemaking begins each day at 8:30am when 700 gallons of fresh, raw milk from Shelburne's Brown Swiss Cow's goes into the cheese vat. At the end of the day, they will have approximately 15, forty-pound blocks of cheddar, which will go into the cooler to ripen. You will throughly enjoy this taste of Vermont in the 2 Year cheddar.
Shelburne Farms 2 Year Cheddar Bar 1/8oz (Raw Cow's Milk)
This Extra Sharp cheese is aged to perfection, then each block is hand-cut and waxed.
Shelburne Farms Smoked Cheddar Bar 1/8oz (Raw Cow's Milk)
Shelburne's creamy, 6-9 month cheddar is smoked to perfection over hickory wood. Rich, savory flavor that evokes an open wood fire.
Shelburne Farms Tractor Cheddar Block 1/10lb
(Raw Cow's Milk)
Strong or unusual flavors that keep the engines running! Taste and texture can vary greatly from block to block.
Spring Brook Farm (Reading, VT)
Spring Brook Farm Reading Raclette 1/17lb (Raw Cow's Milk)
In May of 2010, with the expertise of a French cheese making consultant, Spring Brook Farm produced its first make of Reading Raclette. Utilizing the same copper vats and cheese making equipment used for Tarentaise, the Raclette is a semi-soft cheese ideally suited for melting over vegetables, breads or meats, yet it can stand alone on any cheese plate. It offers a creamy, nutty flavor that is again unique to this cheese coming from cows grazing in Vermont pastures..
Spring Brook Farm Tarentaise Wheel 1/20lb or 1/5# Quarter (Raw Cow's Milk)
Vermont-made, raw-milk Tarentaise cheese was inspired by the traditional cheeses of the French Alps, yet its complex, rich flavor tastes like no other European or American cheese.
Tarentaise cheese is a raw milk, washed rind, semi-hard, cooked curd cheese. The aging process takes from 5 months to a year, depending on the selection of a cheese for sale. A Seacrest Foods Favorite!
Next Page
Return to All Products


text:
K12 Learning Coach University™
At K12 we recognize the importance of the role of the learning coach and are here to support you. Over the last 16 years we have been collecting feedback and suggestions from learning coaches and building resources to help you in your online learning journey.
Throughout the year you will find the most up to date resources on this site, and in the Online School Announcements. Keep watching for updates as new information and sessions become available.
Live sessions can be found by clicking on the calendar page, and on-demand resources can be found the recordings page.
1. Learning Coach mindset about education and virtual learning shapes the students experience.
"Whether you think you can or think you can't, you are right." Henry Ford
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." Wayne Gretzky
"The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark." Michelangelo Buonarroti
Check out this K12 Learning Liftoff Blog about the topic of "Mindset Theory" - view blog by clicking here
2. Time management and organization are vital to success. Consistent routines that commit to efficient use of time during the school day will improve your experience.
"Either you run the day, or the day runs you." Jim Rohn
"The key is not to prioritize what is on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities." Stephen Covey
Check out this K12 Learning Liftoff Blog about the topic of "Scheduling Tools that Keep Parents Sane" - view blog by clicking here
Check out this K12 Learning Liftoff Blog about "7 Proven Tips to Save Time in Your Kids Morning Routine" - view blog by clicking here
3. Stay on track. If your student falls behind or is struggling, notify teachers or administrators immediately to help your student get back on track.
"The best way to get something done is to begin." Unknown
"Procrastination is the thief of time." Edward Young
4. There is power in support. In addition to your school community, you and your family are now part of the extensive network of K12 families. Leverage this support and ability to connect with others at your local school and nationally.
"We can do anything we want if we stick together long enough." Hellen Keller
"Surround yourself with only people who are going to lift you higher." Oprah
"Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success." Henry Ford
"What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other?" George Eliot
Check out this K12 Learning Liftoff Blog about the topic of "Parent Support in Online Education" - view blog by clicking here
5. Stay dedicated and disciplined. There will be some hard days for both you and your student, but remember your commitment.
"Motivation is a fire from within. If someone else tries to light that fire under you, chances are it will burn very briefly." Stephen Covey
"We hold ourselves back in ways both big and small, by lacking self-confidence, by not raising our hands, and by pulling back when we should be leaning in." Sheryl Sandberg
"The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a person's determination." Tommy Lasorda
Check out this K12 Learning Liftoff Blog about the topic of "How a School's Learning Environment Affects Student Achievement" - view blog by clicking here


text:
As more and more people learn they have diabetes, the mindset is gradually
changing about food at big gatherings. It used to be more like, "Hey, you
only live once. Have a third helping of that mayonnaisy potato salad. Go ahead,
eat your third hot dog. More cookies? Why not?"
Things have changed, and more people are paying attention to what they eat.
They're learning that what you eat matters every day-especially when you have
diabetes or other health conditions. At almost every kind of party these days,
there are people who want healthy options.
A good goal is to have plenty of fiber-rich food available. Studies have shown
that many people with diabetes can significantly lower their blood sugar by
eating large amounts of fruits, vegetables and high-fiber grain. And a high-fiber
diet can also improve cholesterol levels.
Here are some healthy ideas for your next family reunion:
Add fresh summer vegetables to salads. 1 cup of spinach has 4 grams
of fiber (have it in salads instead of lettuce, and add it to sandwiches of
whole grain bread), ½ cup of Brussels sprouts has 3.4, 1 ear of corn
on the cob has 2.9, ½ cup of peas has 2, 1 carrot has about 2.3, ½
cup of broccoli has 2.
Make vegetable sandwiches. Grated carrots, sliced cucumber and tomato,
a bit of onion and spinach slices-that's going to be a lot better for you
than an overstuffed chicken or tuna salad sandwich loaded with mayonnaise.
Add fiber-rich foods to the grill. If you're going to be grilling,
keep meat portions on the small side-about the size of a deck of cards. If
you're having burgers, be sure to use whole wheat rolls. You could even try
veggie burgers. They're lower in fat and higher in fiber than meat. Add tomatoes
and raw spinach to the burgers. Put cobs of corn on the grill too. Make veggies
on the side by spearing broccoli, Brussels sprouts, carrot slices, green or
red peppers and any other of your favorite vegetables.
Add beans to salads. Kidney beans, chickpeas, white beans, black
eyed peas-these are fiber sources that are good salad additions.
Serve real fruits instead of fruit juices. On a hot summer day, it's
tempting to drink cold juice, but it's the actual fruit that has the fiber
you need.
Take berries for dessert. ½ cup of blackberries has 7.2 grams
of fiber; 1 cup of strawberries has 4 grams and 1 cup of raspberries has 6


text:
|To edit the Wiki, please login with the same username and password as WME and the forum. Visit the forum for editing guidelines and discussions.
Category:South Africa
From waze
South African Specific Pages
These pages contains information specific relating to Waze in South Africa.
Pages in category 'South Africa'
The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.


text:
Anglo-Saxon and early Medieval
Little Anglo-Saxon and Early Medieval pottery survives. Many of the wares were tempered with chaff, sand or coarsely ground shells, which meant that the finished vessels were more susceptible to breakages than vessels made with finer wares. Chaff tempered vessels often had voids in their body, where the organic material had burned away.
Anglo-Saxon and Early Medieval ceramics were hand shaped, rather than wheel-turned, and have very simple forms, such as cooking pots and jars, jugs and pitchers, and crucibles.
The Museum of London collection includes 156 pieces of Anglo-Saxon and Early Medieval ceramic.
Featured types
|Late Saxon Shelly (410 - 1066)
|Red painted ware (410 - 1066)
|Andenne type (410 - 1066)
Related objectsThere are 97 related objects.
A5201 lamp.
13167 lamp.
24427 crucible.
14708 crucible.
13180 crucible.
13177 crucible.
13176 crucible.
13175 crucible.
13173 crucible.
A28326 crucible.
A27779 crucible.
A27575 crucible.
24288 lamp.
15200 lamp.
10613 lamp.
427 lamp.
424 lamp.
6113 bowl.
P27 dish.
24062 jar.
22779 jar.
24064 jar (cooking pot).
A24131 jar (cooking pot).
25436 jar (cooking pot).


text:
Where are all the local pumpkin patches? Tell me and we'll put them here.
To start: On Oct. 20, the Whole Foods Markets at Arabella Station on Magazine St. and on Veterans Blvd. in Metairie will have a free pumpkin patch for photos from noon to 2 p.m.
Kids of all ages can take photos. In addition, the Metairie location is scheduled to have live owls and a vulture from the local Wind in my Feathers wildlife program. (Hmm, wonder if I can have my photo made with the vulture?)
This is week two of all things pumpkin, including a recipe every weekday.
And so far not a single pumpkin bread recipe has graced this space. Here's one that offers a lot of options. You can make it with fresh pumpkin or canned.
As I'm sure you know, pumpkin bread freezes well, so you could even get started on...dare I say it...the holidays.


text:
A Byzantine official of the fourth and fifth centuries, of high rank and fine character. He was one of the most celebrated magistrates of his day, noted for his wisdom and his administrative ability. St. Chrysostom and he entertained the greatest respect for each other. Anthemius was Magister Officiorum at the time of the disturbances which followed St. Chrysostom's deposition ( Easter, 404), and the Saint's enemies demanded troops from him with which to disperse the crowd. At first he refused, but then yielded to their importunities, declaring that they were responsible for the consequences (Pallad. 83). Anthemius was made consul in 405, and soon after Prefect of the East (Cod. Theod. Chronol., 149), a position he held until 417. St. Chrysostom wrote to him in warm terms (Ep. cxlvii). The title of Patrician is given to him in the law of 28 April, 406 (Cod. Theod; Chron. 149). He was principal adviser to Theodosius the Younger (Soc., Hist. Eccl., VII, i) and, through his daughter's marriage to Procopius, became grandfather to the Emperor Anthemius. He took part in the reception of the relics of the Prophet Samuel at Constantinople (Chron. Alex. 714; Theod. Lect. ii, 64; Tillemont, Empereurs).
The Catholic Encyclopedia is the most comprehensive resource on Catholic teaching, history, and information ever gathered in all of human history. This easy-to-search online version was originally printed between 1907 and 1912 in fifteen hard copy volumes.
Designed to present its readers with the full body of Catholic teaching, the Encyclopedia contains not only precise statements of what the Church has defined, but also an impartial record of different views of acknowledged authority on all disputed questions, national, political or factional. In the determination of the truth the most recent and acknowledged scientific methods are employed, and the results of the latest research in theology, philosophy, history, apologetics, archaeology, and other sciences are given careful consideration.
No one who is interested in human history, past and present, can ignore the Catholic Church, either as an institution which has been the central figure in the civilized world for nearly two thousand years, decisively affecting its destinies, religious, literary, scientific, social and political, or as an existing power whose influence and activity extend to every part of the globe. In the past century the Church has grown both extensively and intensively among English-speaking peoples. Their living interests demand that they should have the means of informing themselves about this vast institution, which, whether they are Catholics or not, affects their fortunes and their destiny.
Copyright © Catholic Encyclopedia. Robert Appleton Company New York, NY. Volume 1: 1907; Volume 2: 1907; Volume 3: 1908; Volume 4: 1908; Volume 5: 1909; Volume 6: 1909; Volume 7: 1910; Volume 8: 1910; Volume 9: 1910; Volume 10: 1911; Volume 11: - 1911; Volume 12: - 1911; Volume 13: - 1912; Volume 14: 1912; Volume 15: 1912
Catholic Online Catholic Encyclopedia Digital version Compiled and Copyright © Catholic Online


text:
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama has tapped White House homeland security adviser John Brennan as his nominee to lead the Central Intelligence Agency.
Obama on Monday appeared with Brennan in the East Room of the White House to name him as his pick to succeed former CIA chief David Petraeus, who resigned in November after admitting to an affair with his biographer.
Brennan is a 25-year veteran of the CIA and among Obama's closest advisers. Obama called him a friend.
The president praised Brennan as one of the most skilled and respected intelligence professionals. Obama says Brennan and former Sen. Chuck Hagel, whom the president nominated to lead the Pentagon at the same event, understand that "the work of protecting our nation is never done."
Along with secretary of state nominee Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., Hagel and Brennan would play key roles implementing and shaping Obama's national security priorities in a second term. All three men must be confirmed by the Senate.
In nominating Hagel, Obama signaled he is willing to take on a tough confirmation fight. Once Hagel emerged as Obama's likely nominee, GOP lawmakers began sharply questioning his commitment to Israel and his willingness to take a hard line with Iran over its disputed nuclear program.
Hagel, a 66-year-old moderate Nebraska Republican, has criticized discussion of a military strike by either the U.S. or Israel against Iran. He also irritated some Israel backers with his reference to the "Jewish lobby" in the United States. And he has backed efforts to bring Iran to the table for future peace talks in Afghanistan.
White House officials say Hagel's positions on Israel and Iran have been misrepresented. They cite his Senate votes for billions in military assistance to Israel and his support for multilateral sanctions on Tehran.
Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser, said Hagel will be "completely in line with the president" on both issues.
"The president has a record of unprecedented security cooperation with Israel and that's going to continue no matter who the defense secretary is," Rhodes said.
The National Jewish Democratic Council said Monday that while it has expressed concern in the past about Hagel, the group expects him to following the president's lead in "providing unrivaled support for Israel."
"President Barack Obama's unprecedented pro-Israel credentials are unquestionable, and setting policy starts and stops with the president," the group said in a statement.
But Matt Brooks, executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, said Hagel's appointment "would be a slap in the face for every American who is concerned about the safety of Israel."
Hagel has also been criticized by some Democrats for saying in 1998 that a nominee for an ambassador post was "openly, aggressively gay." He has since apologized for those comments.
Hagel is the second straight Obama favorite for a top national security post to face criticism from Capitol Hill even before being nominated. United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice withdrew her name from consideration for secretary of state amid charges from GOP senators that she misled the public in her initial accounting of the attacks on Americans at a diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya.
Obama returned to the White House on Sunday after a truncated family holiday in Hawaii. His week will also include a visit from Afghan President Hamid Karzai. And there's a bruising fight with Congress over spending and the federal deficit on the horizon, just days after Obama and Congress averted the fiscal cliff with a last-minute deal over the New Year's holiday. But rounding out his national security team in his first project.
Both Hagel and Brennan have close relationships with Obama, who values loyalty in his inner circle. Brennan, as the president's top counterterrorism adviser, was deeply involved in the planning of the 2011 raid that killed Sept. 11 mastermind Osama bin Laden. And he has led administration efforts to quell the growth of terror organizations in Yemen and elsewhere in the Middle East and North Africa.


text:
Ubuntu 10.04: The Perfect Consumer Operating System?
The upcoming release of Ubuntu 10.04 is on the way and with its new theme, looks simply stunning. With an online music store built in, integrated cloud backup services and a strong focus on social networking, could this finally be the release consumers have been waiting for?
It's true, I've given Ubuntu a thrashing from time to time, but it was deserved. (See Hey Ubuntu, Stop Making Linux Look Bad and Two Simple Suggestions for Ubuntu) Now, it deserves a little of something else.
Last week the first Beta of Ubuntu 10.04 was released, providing a solid glimpse of what will comprise the final release in a month's time. It looks damn good.
Comments are closed.
Copyright © 2016 Ubuntu Look - All Rights Reserved


text:
Sponsored Links
MCN 2.1 Ranking & Summary
RankingClick at the star to rank
Ranking Level
User Review: 0 (0 times)
File size: 667 KB
Platform: Windows 9X/ME/NT/2K/2003/XP/Vista
License: Demo
Price: $9
Downloads: 1540
Date added: 2005-08-15
Publisher: Marius Gligor
MCN 2.1 description
MCN 2.1. Network & Internet
MCN 2.1 Screenshot
MCN 2.1 Keywords
Bookmark MCN 2.1
MCN 2.1 Copyright
WareSeeker.com do not provide cracks, serial numbers etc for MCN 2.1. Any sharing links from rapidshare.com, yousendit.com or megaupload.com are also prohibited.
Featured Software
Want to place your software product here?
Please contact us for consideration.
Contact WareSeeker.com
Related Software
liteCam allows users to record any type of movie playing on a computer screen (whether it?s streaming or non-streaming) to an AVI movie file. liteCam comes with Audio Setup Wizard, which automatically detects the sound card for easy recording. Free Download
Mini FLV Player - for progressive download video Free Download
Streaming TV Shows is a program for browsing and watching over 1000 online TV channels from all over the world, wherever you are, only having a PC with Internet access. Free Download
Watch Streaming TV is your source for the Internets newest free TV on PC Software. Our newly enhanced TV on PC software is Microsoft VISTA ready. Free Download
Modifies hidden parameters in the Windows registry Free Download
Hot Stream is a pure MPEG-4 video streaming application Free Download
On-Air is a DirectShow capture and streaming application. Free Download
AAA MP3 CD Maker is the best CD burner(CD writer) software. It can convert MP... Free Download
Latest Software
Popular Software
Favourite Software


text:
Feature Story
Featured Story
On Friday, December 6, 2013, our founder, Jason Wolfe, loaded up his RV and hit the road for a weeklong journey of delivering unexpected gifts. On the first leg of the trip, he met three children living not far from the GiftCards.com headquarters—Hope (a young girl living with lung disease who loves One Direction), Milana (also battling health difficulties whose favorite color is "clear") and Jamie. In her short life, Jamie has already lost several family members including her father and grandmother, but the smile on her face shows resilience. From Jamie's house, the big orange RV headed to New York to visit Hailey, a two-year-old battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia who says "Fight, Fight, Fight!". Day one proves to be both heartbreaking and inspiring.
On day two, Wolfe heads further east to Boston for a visit with Mighty Max. Diagnosed with heart defects and a myriad of other health issues, Max has spent most of his life in the hospital. Dominic, with an indomitable spirit of his own, cheers people and lifts their spirits despite his own difficult circumstances. Finally, the YGWG RV comes to a stop in front of Olivia's house. Here, eight-year-old Olivia is painting and selling portraits. She uses the money she raises to rescue animals.
The remaining five days of the trip are much of the same. From dilapidated homes and tiny apartments to hospital hallways and beyond, the can't-be-missed orange RV rambled through the East Coast to bring a smile to Aaron, Sarah, Braden, Lillie, Winter, Megan, Sam, Whitney, Riley and Kesoni—not because the gift card itself contained a life-changing value, but because the attention received was invaluable.
Feeling greatly enriched from the arduous but rewarding experience, Wolfe decided to make YGWG an on-going program at GiftCards.com. Please take a moment to read more about the amazing children he visited and to consider putting a child you know on the map.


text:
New Orleans Hornets fans on the north shore should be able to watch their favorite NBA team on Charter Communications soon. Charter and Cox Communications have scheduled a press conference for Friday.
Charter will be adding Cox Sports Television, the channel on which Hornets games are televised locally, to its lineup, a source said.
Previously, only DISH network subscribers on the north shore were able to get the games.
Executives from both companies said last month that they were making progress in the negotiations.


text:
Around Town | Business | Opinions | Politics | Public Safety | Sports
Prince William News
As population shifts in PW, so does its politics
Wed., Nov. 14 - as-population-shifts-in-pw-so-does-its-politics
As population shifts in PW, so does its politics
© Gainesville TimesThe 2012 election proved that are three truths about Prince William County when it comes to politics.
No longer is the county a toss-up bellwether at the presidential level: it leans Democratic.
In statewide races, Prince William is still a swing county. It trends Democratic for U.S. Senate but Republican for state government.
However, in local races that involve district lines, it is decidedly Republican.
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli (R) discussed the results of the presidential election during a phone interview on Nov. 7.
That happened to be the day after his party's presidential nominee lost the commonwealth's 13 electoral votes and former Sen. George Allen (R) lost his second consecutive race for his former seat.
"Give credit to where credit is due," said Cuccinelli, referring to the Democrats and their turnout operation. "They performed, they did their job even better than '08. They had to because they didn't have the '08 enthusiasm."
Cuccinelli lives in Nokesville and saw first-hand how the local Republican turnout operation functioned in the months and weeks leading up to the Nov. 6 election.
He explained that the local GOP had "plenty of enthusiasm," even though the election numbers told a different story.
While Virginia as a whole granted Pres. Obama a 51 percent to 47 percent win, Prince William swung toward the Democrat's way 57 percent to 41 percent: a 16-percentage point gap.
An analysis of precinct-by-precinct results in the county showed that Romney only managed to carry three magisterial districts: Brentsville, Gainesville and Coles. Obama held him under 50 percent in the latter two and Brentsville was only a couple points different.
Between Coles and Occoquan, Obama edged out Romney in total number of precincts won 14 to 10.
Where Romney lost the election and Obama dominated was the eastern half of the county.
Romney won only one precinct out of 32 between Potomac, Woodbridge and Neabsco. Obama didn't just win the rest, but he won by double digits in all of them.
In fact, while Romney squeaked out a 2-3 percent victory in Brentsville, Obama routed Romney by more than 45 percentage points in Woodbridge.
The vote spread was so severely slanted toward Obama in the eastern part of the county that the 1,351 vote difference between Obama and Romney in Neabsco's Godwin precinct completely erased Romney's entire advantage between Brentsville, Gainesville and Coles combined.
According to Cuccinelli, for the GOP, "This was the first in a presidential election where there had been a sustained effort on the ground in Prince William."
He noted, however, that while the GOP outposts from 2008 "went away" after that election, the president's organization "spent 3.5 quiet years finding their folks."
Cuccinelli declared that the Democrats' Election Day turnout operation was "speculator" and "extraordinary" instead of trailing off after early voting ended.
On the Saturday prior to the election, Cuccinelli made note in an e-mail he sent to supporters that early voting turnout appeared down from 2008 in key Democratic areas.
What he failed to note is that he sent out his missive before the heaviest days of early voter turnout began. For example, voters waited at the McCoart building in Woodbridge for two hours or longer during the afternoon on Nov. 10 to vote.
Obama won absentee and early votes by almost the exact same margin he won the county as a whole: 57 percent to 42 percent.
"The most Republican precincts were coming in at higher proportions than 2008 than the most Democratic precincts," said Cuccinelli.
He admitted thought that the numbers he reviewed through Nov. 1 did not "pick up the single biggest day" of early voting.
"They (Democrats) were the ones driving people to the polls at far more frequency than we were," said Cuccinelli.
Perhaps the main reason Romney lost eastern Prince William by such a large margin is because nationally he lost minority voters by levels of 40 to 80 percent.
Cuccinelli noted that "when you have a black candidate on a ballot, that is still historic. The fact that 2008 has come and gone does not change the unique nature of what's going on. And so you get different voting that is helpful to him."
Yet he agreed that Romney's dismal showing in black communities statewide, like Petersburg where he pulled in less than 10 percent of the vote, is non-sustainable for a candidate hoping to win.
"You've got to make some effort to be competitive everywhere. You've got to be willing to engage even though you're going to lose overall," he said. "You've got to have a positive message, for starters... And you got to go out and do it. Some of this isn't rocket science, it's shoe leather."


text:
Monday, December 14, 2009 7:23 PM
A National Guard soldier walks past a covered body at the Convention Center on Sept. 3, 2005, where people took refuge after Hurricane Katrina. The man, xxxxx Brumfield, was killed by a New Orleans police officer.
Related articles
- Police shootings after Katrina: How does a man waving down a police car die from a shotgun blast to his back? December 14, 2009, 10:00 PM
- Expanded federal probe of New Orleans police shootings after Katrina is warranted: An editorial February 20, 2010, 6:16 AM
- Circumstances of death outside Convention Center after Hurricane Katrina are focus of trial December 04, 2011, 10:00 AM
- Witnesses describe shooting of civilian after Hurricane Katrina outside Convention Center December 06, 2011, 11:30 PM
- Federal prosecutors rest case in trial of New Orleans police officers accused of lying in post-Katrina shooting December 07, 2011, 1:38 PM
- 2 New Orleans cops testify against colleagues in post-Katrina shooting case December 07, 2011, 9:02 PM
- Jury deliberating in trial of 2 New Orleans cops accused of lies December 08, 2011, 12:36 PM
- New Orleans police officer convicted, another acquitted in Danny Brumfield case December 09, 2011, 10:00 PM


text:
May 1, 2012
Elizabeth Belding Wins Academic Senate Award for Outstanding Graduate Mentor
Award is given in recognition of Belding's exemplary mentoring of graduate students in Computer Science
Elizabeth Belding, professor and vice-chair of the Department of Computer Science at UCSB, was recently awarded the Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award by the Academic Senate. The award for Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award is given in recognition of the contributions of faculty who offer exemplary mentoring of their graduate students, which is a vital component of the mission of a research university.
Graduate student mentoring includes training graduate students for careers in research and teaching and preparing them to meet the highest professional and ethical standards as scholars and educators. Mentoring of graduate students is in addition to a professor's other obligations, such as teaching, research, and service to the university. Since joining the faculty of the Department of Computer Science in 2000, Professor Belding has chaired or co-chaired 11 doctoral committees and served on another 19.
Professor Amr El Abbadi, the former chair of Computer Science and research colleague, notes that "in the short period she has been a professor, [Elizabeth] has already graduated over 7 PhD students and 14 Master students; no simple feat, in such a short time span." In particular, Professor El Abbadi praises Professor Belding for the large number of Master students that she involves in her research, which "requires a lot more planning and coordination" than working with doctoral students.
In addition to the praise she receives for her work on graduate student committees, Professor Belding is also acknowledged for the breadth of her efforts at the departmental and campus level. She has served on the graduate admission committee every year since joining UCSB, instituting "new recruiting practices that have drastically increased the diversity of [her department's] graduate student population." Professor Belding is given particular credit for supporting (and increasing) the female graduate student population in Computer Science, "while clearly increasing student quality." A colleague of hers states, "Her influence on our graduate student population was immediately very noticeable and significant."
One of her graduate student mentees acknowledges Professor Belding for the impact she has made on him: "When I look back at the researcher I was 3 years ago and the person I am today, I can see significant changes in the way I think critically as a researcher and Professor Belding has a strong part to play in that."
Credit is also given to her with regard to the career placement of her graduate students: IBM Research, Google, Yahoo!, and Amazon, to name a few. Professor El Abbadi notes, "The advisor plays a critical role in ensuring the best place for her students, and Elizabeth has clearly been very successful in promoting her students all the way through job hunting and job acquisition."
The Academic Senate awarded Professor Belding the Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award for "her dedication and exemplary mentorship of graduate students." Many congratulations, Professor Belding!
Related Links
Department of Computer Science
Copyright © 2016 The Regents of the University of California, All Rights Reserved.


text:
When a football matchup wins our MLive.com Game of the Week, we spring into action.
One perk of winning a MLive.com Game of the Week poll is that the game is the spotlight of our weekly previews.
Our previews look at what's behind the game, what the coaches have to say and tell you what to expect on the field.
If you want your game to be considered for the MLive.com Game of the Week in Week 5, we want your nominations before Friday.
One of the Week 4 winners will also be our statewide MLive.com Game of the Week winner - and you guessed it, there is a poll.
Now, on to the Week 4 previews:
Metro Detroit: The Catholic League slugfest between Warren De La Salle and Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice is Saturday in Ferndale
Grand Rapids: Tune into Round 3 of the Comstock Park at Allendale grudge match
Flint: Pontiac Notre Dame Prep coaches asked for a game with tough Flint Powers - and now they've got it
Kalamazoo: Otsego and Plainwell meet again in a hard-fought rivalry that dates to 1896
Saginaw: The Shepherd at Freeland game is about more than football
Ann Arbor: Saline and Ann Arbor Pioneer renew a rivalry that's heated up in recent years
Muskegon: One team is 3-0, and the other is 0-3, but the Hesperia-Holton game could well be a good one
Lansing: Holt and undefeated Lansing Everett meet in a game that will reveal a lot about the Capital Area Activities Conference Blue Division Race
Jackson: Eaton Rapids and Jackson Northwest are both 2-1, and that hasn't been the norm
Bay City: Both Whittemore-Prescott and Standish-Sterling are 3-0 with easy victories. Something's got to give.


text:
Sponsored project fund numbers are assigned by the Office of Grants and Contracts
(OGC) and follow the Banner fund assignment hierarchy.
For more detailed information about the Banner system also see the Accounting section of the ECU Business Manual and the Banner and Systems Coordination websites at http://www.ecu.edu/cs-admin/banner/ and http://www.ecu.edu/cs-itcs/banner/index.cfm. A wide variety of Banner training programs are provided to the campus. Additional training information and registration is available at ECU One Stop https://onestop.ecu.edu/onestop/ under University Training.
All transactions within the accounting system are identified by a 21 digit FOAP, xxxxxx-xxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx:
Fund = A unique six digit code which identifies the individual fund activity in the accounting system. All sponsored project funds are all in the 21xxxx series of the accounting system.
Organization = A unique six digit code which identifies the administrative organization or "home" for the fund. Organization codes are established based on the department's institutional hierarchy.
Account = A unique five digit code which identifies the specific transaction type and category (revenue/expense descriptor).
Program = A unique four digit code which identifies additional information about the fund activity type for roll-up in the financial statements.
OGC establishes the unique Fund-Org-Program combination for each award. All transactions for a specific award use this FOP combination. The account codes will vary based on the nature of the activity (e.g., personnel, supplies, equipment, travel, etc. account codes). All financial transactions must have the correct combination of FOAP to post correctly to the award.
For multi-disciplinary projects, involving multiple administrative units or complex programs requiring segregation of award program or financial activities, multiple FOPs may be established for one award.
Sponsored project budgets are established in the Banner system using the same
codes list as for all University funds. The budget is loaded into "pool"
accounts for the general category (e.g., personnel, supplies, equipment, travel,
subcontracts, etc.). The actual individual transactions will post under a specific
account code based on the nature of the transaction. Within the system, the
account codes are grouped in alignment with budget pool categories.
Example: OGC will load the budget under the general Travel pool account but the actual costs will be expensed under unique account codes that describe the specific transaction such as "in-state ground transportation" or "in-state lodging".
For sponsored projects, there will not normally be a 1:1 match between budget
and expenditure codes (as may be the case with some other fund types). Sponsored
project budgets are monitored on a pool or general category basis not on an
account-specific basis. Budgets are not adjusted to match the account codes
of the specific transactions.
Because each sponsor may have their own budget format and the sponsor format does not always match the university accounting system requirements, there will not always be a 1:1 visual match between the sponsor's budget presentation and the Banner budget presentation. OGC will translate the sponsor format to the University accounting format when loading the budget.
If the sponsor requires financial reporting in a specific format that does not match the accounting system format, OGC will translate the Banner account code presentations back into the sponsor format when submitting financial reports or invoices.
For additional information, also see Policy Statement 15 – Budget and expenditure reports and Policy Statement 16 – Budget revisions.
Contact your OGC representative if you have questions about the budget for
your award. The OGC staff assignment listing is located on the OGC website http://www.ecu.edu/grants.


text:
The HCPC board is intricately involved in developing and guiding
the direction of the HCPC. Besides meeting face to face six to
seven times per year, the board currently engages in biweekly
conference calls to ensure the organization is actively pursuing
our mission of improving patient adherence and outcomes through
Prior to joining AmerisourceBergen, Mr. Berghahn was with Uhlmann Packaging Systems, a manufacturer of packaging machinery for the pharmaceutical industry. Mr. Berghahn held a variety of positions at Uhlman including Director of Marketing and Business Development (2004), Director of Sales and Marketing North America (1999-2004), and Manager of East Coast Sales (1996-1999). Mr Berghahn was also Manager, Machinery Sales North America at American Fuji Seal and a Regional Manager, Machinery Sales, Rodico Inc. Mr. Berghahn holds a B.S. from Rutgers University College of Engineering with a Degree in Packaging Engineering.
John Grinnell is Vice President and Managing Director for MWV Healthcare's Secondary & Adherence Packaging Division. In this role he is responsible for helping MWV expand the utilization of adherence packaging within the retail, branded, and generic pharmaceutical sectors worldwide.
Prior to joining MWV in 2010, John spent 17 years with Cadmus Communications, most recently as Executive Vice President, Publisher Services Group. In this role John was responsible for a $250MM medical and scientific publishing services and printing unit of Cenveo with operations in the United States and India.
Besides being a member of the HCPC, John is also a member of the Society for Scholarly Publishing and is former Chairman of the Education Committee for that organization. John received a B. S. in Commerce from the University of Virginia and an MBA from the University of North Carolina.
John Grinnell
MWV Healthcare
804-444-7062 (o)
Joe Luke is Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Reed-Lane, a New Jersey based contract packager and has held this position since May 2010. Joe is responsible for overall management of Reed-Lane's growth and current sales, the marketing campaigns and leading the serialization effort underway at the company.
Joe joined Reed-Lane as an Account Manager in 2007. Prior to Reed-Lane, Joe worked for Alcan Packaging in the Contract Packaging & Carton Division, working for both the Bethlehem, PA and Montreal facilities from 1999 - 2007. Prior to Alcan, Joe worked for Mebane Packaging (now MWV) from 1985-1999 in folding carton sales.
Joe has a BS in Business from University of Dayton and a MBA from Iona College.
In 1979, Bill began a 20 year career in pharmaceutical sales where he worked with leading pharmaceutical companies McNeil, Ivax and DuPont-Merck, holding positions as a sales representative, hospital specialist, district manager, field sales and national accounts manager. Bill is a 1974 graduate of Alderson-Broaddus College with a BS degree in Medical Science. Upon graduation, he practiced medicine for five years as a Physician Assistant within family practice and general surgery prior to entering the pharmaceutical sales arena.
For more information:
Phone: 804 739-1413
Fax: 804 739-1503
With over 20 years of experience in unit dose packaging materials and a MBA from the University of Delaware, John Steenkamer is Constantia Hueck Foils Business Manager, Pharmaceutical. With broad experience involving unit dose forming and sealant webs, Mr. Steenkamer is primarily responsible for a growth role integrating packaging solution options into multi-national pharmaceutical companies. Prior, Mr. Steenkamer worked for Klockner Pentaplast and American Mirrex Corporation in a full spectrum of commercial, technical and operational capacities.
Matt Rayner - Legacy Pharmaceutical Packaging.
Matt Rayner is the Executive Director of Operations at Legacy Pharmaceutical Packaging in St. Louis, Missouri. Matt has worked at Legacy for over 10 years and has broad experience in Operations leading his team through tremendous growth the past 5 years installing 12 new packaging lines which includes fully integrated high speed compliance packaging lines.
Mr. Rayner has also successfully consolidated Legacy's packaging operations into a 189,000sq ft. facility. Matt collaborates and works closely with Business Development and Sales to evaluate new business opportunities. In addition, Matt is currently leading the Legacy team towards full Serialization.
HCPC Board meetings are open to all HCPC members. If you would like to participate, please let us know.
Contact HCPC Communications Director
Healthcare Compliance Packaging Council
2711 Buford Road, #268
Bon Air, VA 23235-2423
Copyright © Healthcare Compliance Packaging Council. All rights reserved.
AutoWeb Technologies Website Designers


text:
Adult Golf
Vineyards Golf Course
Gene Andolina League - Low scratch scores: John Bongiovonni 35, Dave Criscione 36, Chuck Alessi 37, Paul Trusso 37, Bill Hart 37, Ed Wilson 37, Joe Favata 38, Mike Rosario 38, Dave DeJoe 39, Smokey Gloss 39. Low handicap scores: Mike Rosario 30, Ed Wilson 30, John Bongiovonni 32, Chuck Alessi 35, Dave Criscione 35, Dave DeJoe 35, Smokey Gloss 35, Bill Hart 35, Dick Maggio 35, Joe Greco 36, Joe Favata 36, Paul Trusso 36, Chuck Cowen 36, Tom McTigue 36, Len Sumera 36. Skins: Mike Rosario (No. 3), Tom McTigue (No. 7) and John Bongiovonni (No. 8). Closest To The Pin: Dave DeJoe (No. 3), Bill Hart (No. 9).
Gowanda Country Club
Ladies League - Low gross: Priscilla Gaupman 42, Mary Beth Hourihan 43, Joyce Bigelow 44, Lynn Gotsch 45, Chris Schrader 45, Sue Bastedo 49.
Low net: Dawn Lopp 33, Tina Frascella 33, Jan Parker 36, Kathy Rathburn 37, Andrea Parshell 37.
Country Club
Thursday's Men's League - Titleist Flight: Tim Kasparek 34, Kevin Kaszuba 34, David Newton 36. Slazenger Flight: Chad Bongiovanni 35, Brian Hover 39. Maxfli Flight: Ryan Corbet 44, John Berner 44, Robert Cerrie 46, Doug Mahaney 46. Nike Flight: Tom Whitney 46, David Maternowski 50, Scott Harley 50.
Cassadaga Country Club
Thursday Night Men's Golf League - Mike Schwertfager 33, Dan Butts 37, Tom Gauronski 37, Kerry Murphy 38, Rob Kahle 40, Ron Mason 40, Matt Wallace 40, Fred Chamberlin 41, Rob Lancaster 41. Low net: Mike Schwertfager 28. Closest to the pin: Ernie Kuzdale (No. 6). Skins: Mike Schwertfager (No. 1, birdie), Kerry Murphy (No. 7, birdie), Chip White (No. 9, birdie).
Pinehurst Golf Course
Brocton American Legion Post 434 Wednesday Evening Men's League - Low gross: Junior Martinez 41, Jay Beers 41, Dan Lloyd-Priest 41, Bob Remington 41, Adam Morello 42 and Tim Wagner 42. Low net: Wagner 29, John Feiner 30, Priest 30, Marinez 31, Dave Travis 32. Closest to the Pin's on the par 3's: Roger Miller (No. 7), Dave Meadows (No. 4). Closest to the pin with the second shot: Tim Lehman (No. 2). High team scoring: Ben Miller and Dan Mets 14.5, Dan Lloyd-Priest and George Petrella 14. One skin was won by Roger Miller on No. 7.
Youth Soccer
Cassadaga Valley Youth Soccer League
Lewis Construction 3,
JS Auto Supply 2
Owen Meyers scored two goals and Trent Lewis scored a goal for Lewis Construction.
Matthew Runge scored the two goals for JS Auto Supply.
Storer's Containers 3, Pavlock Construction 2
Ace Pierce scored the hat trick for Storer's Containers.
Kole Davis scored the two goals for Pavlock Construction.
Jamestown Auto Supply 2, Forecon Inc. 2
Hayden Myers and Drake Pierce scored the goals for Jamestown Auto Supply and Kynan Egan and Braden LeBaron scored the goals for Forecon Inc.
J&J Painting 7,
Mary K 7
Erma Jean Wolcott and Jerret Runge scored the hat tricks and Zeah Wojcinski scored a goal for J&J Painting.
Nicholas Russo scored the lone goal for Mary K.
Superior Energy 4, Veracity Benefits 0
Jacob Fishgold scored two goals and Kolton Gibbons and Steven Biggers scored a goal for Superior.
Valley Tire 1,
Mom & Pop's
Recycling 1
Isabella Ruiz scored the goal for Mom & Pop's Recycling and Cameron Anderson scored the goal for Valley Tire.
Precision Web Tech, Inc. 5, Valley Shack 0
Anna Wenger scored two goals with assists from Dalton McIntyre and Madison Rothleder. Rothleder scored a goal with an assist from Dalton McIntyre. Spencer Blake and Dalton McIntyre scored a goal for Precision as well.
Inc. 7, Barmore Sellstrom 0
Daniel Andersen had the hat trick and Kyle Morey scored two goals with an assist from Alexia Ruiz while Jeffrey Fishgold and Olivia Ruiz scored a goal for Andersen-Cuddihy Inc.'s win.
Gerry Free Methodist Church 2, Valley Motor Sports 1
Tyler Keech had an amazing header and Zachary Myers scored a goal for Gerry Free Methodist Church.
Heidi Lauer scored the lone goal for Valley Motor Sports.
Correction: On July 10 in a U-15 game, Jeffrey Fishgold scored a goal for Andersen Cuddihy Inc.
Forestville Fire
Dept. Fundraiser
A team of local co-ed alumni will play the Forestville Fire Dept.'s co-ed softball team on Sunday, July 15, at 5 p.m., at the American Legion Field.
Forestville graduate Jack Szydlo will umpire the contest, which the public is invited to attend. Refreshments will be available.
Charity Softball Game
The Forestville sports club will host a charity softball game today at the Forestville Elementary Field.
The Babe Ruth 14U girls will play the Little League 14-year-old boys in a softball game. The event starts at 4 p.m. with a prize auction, a 50/50 drawing and a food stand.
The game will start at 5 p.m., and will be followed by a home run hitting competition for the players and adults. All proceeds will go directly to the Kaicher Family College Fund.
For more information or to donate, contact Mike Nasal at 998-9720.
It was originally reported the game would take place at the High School field.
Tour of Chautauqua Bike Ride
The 29th Annual Tour of Chautauqua Bike Ride will be held Saturday, Aug. 11, originating and finishing in front of Eason Hall, 23 Elm St., Westfield.
The mass start begins at 9 am. Water and refreshment stops and sag wagon services are provided. Helmets are required. Recreational tours of courses of 25, 40, 62, 75 and 100 miles are offered, with a meal at the finish. Entries postmarked by July 20 are $18 and include a T-shirt while entries after July 20 and the day of the ride are $20 and receive a Tour of Chautauqua water bottle. Call 326-4243 for more information. Registration blanks can be picked up at the Eason Hall or visit www.westfieldrec.org.
2012 Men's Adult Basketball League
All teams interested in participating in the Dunkirk Recreation Men's Adult Basketball League, sponsored by the Dunkirk Recreation Department, should contact the Recreation Office at 366-9879 to register their team.
Should there be enough interest in filling a league, a meeting will be scheduled regarding league fees, rules and a starting date. The league is open to all area teams. Games will be played at the Wright Park basketball courts.
The Women?Who Golf For Fun
The women will golf again next Wednesday, gathering at 8:30 a.m., teeing off at 9 a.m. The event will be followed by their monthly luncheon. Those who can not golf, but would like to join them should be at the White Village at noon.
In case of inclement weather, the women will meet at the clubhouse and then go directly to the White Village.


text:
PEDC cancels Monday's meeting with Defenbaugh & Associates
A meeting scheduled for last Monday to hear the anticipated findings of a forensic investigation of Paris Economic Development Corp. was cancelled.
The special session was set to hear a report from Danny Defenbaugh regarding his findings of the PEDC investigation.
This is the second PEDC meeting cancelled in the last week. The June 10 session was to deal with a variety of issues, including the forensic investigation and an unpaid second invoice due to Defenbaugh & Associates, but was cancelled due to a lack of a quorum.
It was not immediately apparent why Monday's meeting was called off.
"I do not know why," Interim Executive Director Shannon Barrentine said via e-mail. "I just got a text from the board chair around 8:41 a.m. telling me that the meeting for today was cancelled."
Attempts to contact Board Chair Rebecca Clifford were not immediately successful.
A special meeting of the Paris City Council set for last Thursday, also to discuss the investigation, was cancelled.
At a special meeting on June 3 with the city council, PEDC Chair Rebecca Clifford said that she had received no written reports from Defenbaugh, only verbal, and that the results of the investigation had been turned over to the FBI.


text:
Visual Arts
GEOMETRIC, why not?
Fri, Sept. 15 – Sun, Nov. 5, 2006
This exhibition presents works of worldwide geometric artists who are included in relevant collections of cultural institutions and galleries. Utilizing diverse methods and techniques, these artists use a pure geometric language to develop their art. Featuring paintings and sculptures, this exhibition is an open exploration through creativity that examines ideological statements and technological achievements of the artists. Curated by Mariavelia Savino.
Some of the artists featured in the exhibition include: Carmelo Arden Quin, Waldo Diaz-Balart, Eugenio Espinoza, Carmen Herrera, Ennio Iommi, Silvana Lacarra, Raul Lozza, Mateo Manaure, Louise Nevelson, Carlos Rojas, and Patricia Van Dalen.
Opening Reception
Thurs, Sept. 14; 6:30-9:30 pm
Members: Free; Non-members: $5
Panel Discussion
Sat, Sept. 16; 3-5 pm
Members: Free; Non-members: $5
This panel of art curators, collectors, experts and artists will discuss issues involving the "geometrization" of figurative art; the concept of pure geometric abstraction; geometric art as an investment in reference to art markets and auctions; and collecting geometric art. Panelists include:
- Dr. Jamie Cutler, who represents the Collection of Lois Cutler. Some pieces from the collection, including Christo and Louise Nevelson, are included in the GEOMETRIC show.
- Venezuelan-born Geometric artist Eugenio Espinoza, who won First Prize at the 1992 III Biennial of Guayana.
- Jorge Gutierrez, director of the Art Gallery System District Office, Miami-Dade College.
The Not-So-Starving Artist Workshop by Steven Kozlowski
Sat, Oct. 14; 1-4 pm
Non-Members: $15 or call TheatreMania at 866-811-4111
Members: $10 (Members must call TheatreMania to receive member discount.)
The Not-So-Starving Artist is a half-day hands-on workshop for artists of all types. The workshop covers issues that are fundamental to an artists' protection of his or her work including copyright, trademark, the Visual Artists Rights Act, and artists' contracts and agreements.
This workshop is created and presented by Steven Robert Kozlowski, the founding member of the Kozlowski Law Firm, P.A., a business, art and entertainment and litigation law firm. Mr. Kozlowski is an accomplished speaker on issues involving business, art, and entertainment law. He teaches Current Topics in Art & Entertainment Law at the University of Miami School of Law. He is also the author of the Cross Examination chapter in the Florida Bar Publication Civil Trial Practice.
Funding Acknowledgements
The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported in part by its members, admissions, private entities, the City of Hollywood, the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council; and the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. We welcome donations from all members of the community who wish to support our work.


text:
MOBILE, Alabama – The Mobile County school board voted Friday to move the Mobile County Magnet School of Math, Science & Technology, currently housed at Hamilton Elementary in Chickasaw, to Eichold-Mertz Elementary School.
Nearly a year ago, the school board had voted to move the magnet school to Florence Howard Elementary in downtown Mobile. Friday's vote, however, rescinded that action.
Peek told the board that she was recommending the change based on a review of enrollment patterns at Howard and at the elementary school zones that abut the Eichold-Mertz zone: Craighead, Hall, Leinkauf, Maryvale and Morningside.
"We found that Eichold-Mertz is experiencing a decline in population," she told the board. The elementary school at at 2815 Government Blvd. has a capacity for 800 students, but has 510 enrolled.
The board voted unanimously to accept the recommendation to change the plan to use Howard as the math, science and technology magnet school, but 4-1 to use Eichold-Mertz as the magnet location, with board member Tracie Roberson dissenting, saying she was concerned about how the change would affect students in the attendance zones.
School officials will hold a parent meeting at Eichold-Mertz on Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 6 p.m.
"Whenever we make a change, we want to make the change in the best interests of students and families," Peek told the board.
After the meeting, Peek spoke with three parents who attended the meeting to discuss their concerns. The main issue, said Phyllis Reed, was how the decision was made, without parents being consulted ahead of time.
But Peek said that public opinion shouldn't play a role in a decision to change the location of a magnet school. "We have to look at the data and make a decision based on that," she said.
Students currently attending Eichold-Mertz Elementary will have the option of applying to the magnet school, or will be rezoned to attend elementary schools close to their homes, Peek said.
The magnet school will open this fall, she said.
Students are selected by lottery to attend Mobile County's magnet schools, and must maintain a C average to remain enrolled. The school system is now accepting applications. The deadline for the first drawing is Feb. 28.


text: With the price of lead going up these days I've begun collecting wheel weights. Now that I've got several pounds, I intend to melt them down into ingots. I'm thinking of purchasing the Lyman reloading kit which includes the lubisizer, ingot mold, melting pot and laddle along with a few other assorted items. Cabellas has it for about $134 or so. Is this a good choice for beginning or should I go with other items first. I'll be casting 45LC and ACP as well as 44 mag, 44 spl, 357 & 38 for now. Whatta ya all think?


text:
Alicia Keys says she and Jay-Z had an absolute blast performing their hit "Empire State of Mind" at Yankee Stadium before the World Series game on Oct. 29.
Did the New York Yankees ever thank the music stars about adding an emotional peak to the night, Keys was asked during a recent teleconference to tout her "The Element of Freedom Tour," which hits the Turning Stone Resort and Casino Event Center in Verona on Thursday night.
"It was such an important moment, " Keys says of the duet, of which People magazine wrote: " ... Jay-Z and Alicia Keys turned (Yankees and Phillies) players into fans. ... Jay-Z prowled the outfield stage in a Yankees cap and varsity jacket, rapping is New York anthem, while Keys belted out the chorus, first while seated at her piano and then from center stage. Cameras caught players from both dugouts bobbing their heads and enjoying the show ..."
"To be able to perform that song in the brand new Yankee Stadium and for the World Series, you just couldn't beat that," she says.
"But ...
"I don't know if (the Yankees) thanked Jay or me in any way," she says, "but I know that's what they meant. ... We actually should have an honorary ring, I think."
Keys chuckled a bit.
The 12-time Grammy Award winner was having fun talking with the press about her tour, her music, her film career and her business ventures, which include her Keep a Child Alive organization and the new Iamsuperwoman.com web site.
Keys, just 29 but already approaching nine years since the release of her breakout debut CD "Songs in A Minor," sounded comfortable indeed under the spotlight.
Here's a sampling of Keys' observations.
About the production values of this tour:
"This one is in a beautiful kind of center place," Keys says, calling it between big-budget and cozy-intimate. "The show is obviously focused around music. ... When we first start putting it all together, it all starts at the music and then it's what story that I want to tell and of what energy I want to give. ... The intimacy and musicality is always prevalent and the most important. ... It's like special eye tricks where it feels like it keeps lifting."
About the difference between playing in front of 5,000 or so people at a casino show and 20,000 people in Madison Square Garden:
"It's way different," she says. "For the record, it's like totally different depending on the casino, but most of the time, people who are in that area want to see the show, they just have such a passion. ... It's a wonderful thing. You also get people who aren't necessarily like a fan, but are looking for something to do so sometimes it will shift the energy a bit. But most of the time, it's just as great as anywhere else. ... I love intimate audiences, absolutely. I think it's a chance to really touch people."
About her versatility on stage:
About upcoming movie roles:
"Film is a crazy, tumultuous world," Keys says. "With this film and the acting, there are a lot of things I'm working on developing on the production side, which is really interesting. ... and when the right piece for acting comes along, then I'll hop in."
About her wish list for collaborating, of which she's said Stevie Wonder sits at No. 1:
"There are a lot of people I'd love to perform with. I'd like to perform or sit in a room with Herbie Hancock. I think that would be pretty crazy. I always wish I'd had the chance to sit in a room with Ray Charles, too, before he passed," she says. "Sade. That would be insane. On the film side, I love the actor Ed Norton. He's very talented. I love his flow. ... Musically, Kings of Leon ... Coldplay... U2 even. I have a lot of dream lists. It could go on and on."
About Keep a Child Alive:
"It's actually been around for almost 10 years now. ... We provide the medicine for children and families who have AIDS and wouldn't have been able to afford it, especially in places like Africa, and we're moving into India as well, which is incredible. ... We're also able to focus on orphan care and help the other orphanages and build pediatric wings."
About "American Idol" contestant Michelle Delamor performing "Falling," Keys' break-out single:
"I thought it was banned. ... They said they wouldn't let anyone perform in ever again, but maybe maybe it was just one particular season. ... I didn't see it. ... It amazes me, even the fact that 'Falling' is in karaokes. I can't even believe it. That's how I feel still."
-Mark Bialczak can be reached at 470-2175 or firstname.lastname@example.com. He posts frequently at syracuse.com/music.


text:
Fredericktown | Football
Season Statistics
Fredericktown Freddies111 Stadium Drive Fredericktown, OH 43019 Map It
2013 Record
- Overall
- 0-0
Become a Reporter!
Submit updates and help us improve coverage of this school. Sign Up »
There are no stats entries in the selected season for this team. Please select another season from the dropdown above.


text:
— From "Uncommon Fruits and Vegetables" by Elizabeth Schneider (Morrow, 1986). Makes 8 servings.
8 small Asian pears, 1/4 pound each
6 cups water acidulated with 3 tablespoons lemon juice
4 cups white grape juice, or part apple, part white grape juice
2/3 cup cider vinegar
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup thinly sliced fresh ginger
1. Peel and halve pears, removing stems. With melon-ball cutter, carefully remove cores. Drop into acidulated water to prevent browning.
2. Combine grape juice, vinegar, brown sugar and ginger in a nonaluminum pan; simmer, covered, for 10 minutes. Drain pears and add. Uncover pan and simmer gently, turning pears occasionally until tender, which may be as long as an hour.
3. With a slotted spoon transfer fruits to a serving dish. Boil syrup briefly to thicken and reduce to about 3/4 cup. Pour over pears. Let cool, then chill.
Nutrition information per 6-ounce serving: 110 calories; 0 calories from fat; 1g protein; 29g carbs; 24g sugar; 0g total fat; 0g saturated fat; 0mg cholesterol; 4g dietary fiber; 5mg sodium; 2% Daily Values calcium; 2% Daily Values iron.


text:
Occupational and environmental health nursing is the specialty practice that provides for and delivers health and safety services to employees, employee populations, and community groups.
The practice of occupational and environmental health nursing is one that is focused on health promotion, illness and injury prevention, and the protection of individuals from occupational and environmental hazards. The underlying knowledge base is multidisciplinary and includes the sciences of nursing, medicine, public health (e.g., epidemiology and environmental health) and occupational health (e.g., toxicology, safety, industrial hygiene and ergonomics). It also incorporates the social and behavioral sciences and principles of management and health care administration. Occupational and environmental health nurses are advocates for employees and community groups, fostering equitable and quality health care services and safe and healthy environments in which to work and live.
Occupational and environmental health nurses act as members of a multidisciplinary team that includes employees, employers, other health and safety professionals, and professionals from fields with related expertise such as employee benefits, human resources, law, and finance. Nurses collaborate with team members to identify health and safety needs; prioritize interventions; develop and implement interventions and programs; and evaluate care and service delivery. While the scope of any individual nurse's practice will vary, the OEHN's job duties typically includine, but are not limited to:
The role of an occupational and environmental health nurse varies with the level of their educational preparation, work experience, job position, and the area's market demand. Generally, nurses without a master's degree perform more clinical or technical direct care functions or services and may be required to have professional certification (Certified Occupational Health Nurse, administered by the American Board of Occupational Health Nurses) or clinical practice experience prior to entering the field. The masters-prepared occupational health nurse typically functions in a managerial role as part of an interdisciplinary team that may cross several departments (e.g., health, human resources, and legal services) to provide consultation to all levels of the company. Although some masters-prepared OEHN's provide direct care to employees, they typically become more involved in department and program management, policy setting, regulatory compliance, program marketing or client relations. Occupational and environmental health nurses prepared at the doctoral level primarily work in academic settings. They prepare the next generation of occupational and environmental health nurses through teaching classes and contribute to the development of new knowledge in the field by conducting research.
Occupational Health Nursing at OSHA (osha.gov)
"The Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing Profession" (aaohn.org)
American Board of Occupational Health Nurses (abohn.org)
Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments (envirn.org)


text:
How did he become interested in politics?
"Ever since I was a (NYC) fireman, and what happened in the La Guardia administration," he replied, referring to Fiorello LaGuardia, who served three consecutive terms as mayor of New York City, from 1934 to 1945.
"LaGuardia made the first cuts in firemen's pay — he changed everything. He was the first mayor who worked against us. Republicans are not good to civil servants."
Schnock explained that he was appointed a fireman in March 1938, and worked for 22 years until his retirement at age 42. He worked for the first two years at Ladder 102, at Bedford and Myrtle avenues in Brooklyn, and then for the rest of his tenure at Ladder 112, on Madison Avenue in Bushwick, also in Brooklyn.
"I'll always remember the all-hands fire at Lexington and Park avenues in Brooklyn. The building was an SRO (single-room occupancy), and fire was coming out of all of the windows. A pregnant woman jumped from the second floor and landed on a picket fence," and was killed, he said.
"We were alone (at first) — no one else was there. Ladder companies only carried one-and-a-half inch hose. It was like using a garden hose on a fire like this one. They had to send for other companies because the nearest ones were also fighting fires.
Schnock, of German heritage, grew up in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn with African Americans. He remembered the black colleague who worked at Ladder 112, where almost all the firemen were Irish.
"No one would sleep in his bed except me. It wasn't a big deal for me," he said, and then recalled proudly that this man — whose name he could not remember — "was one of the top 50 on the list," and later rose in the ranks to become "a captain, and then a battalion chief. His brother also became a battalion chief."
Schnock expressed disapproval of Mayor Michael Bloomberg: "He worries about money, but does not know what this job is about. Let him do it for a while.
"He made a very bad decision. We're now down to four men. They have to carry two-and-a-half-inch hose — sometimes two lengths of it. That's heavy."
Schnock recalled that when he started with the Fire Department of New York in 1938, the salary for a first-grade fireman was $3,000 a year. When he retired 22 years later, in 1960, his annual salary was $6,400.


text:
With the Detroit Red Wings' training camp right around the corner and 25 players signed to NHL contracts, there are a number of player personnel decisions that must be made in the next month.
Most of these decisions have to do with who stays and who goes. Players could be traded, waived or simply put on injured reserve.
With only a handful of Red Wings players having job security to start the season, here are the pros and cons of each Red Wing that must fight for a roster spot.


text:
FLINT, Michigan — A 33-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot around 8:30 a.m. today, according to police.
Neighbors said two men were shooting at each other outside.
"There was just a lot of gunshots," said a woman who did not want to give her name. "It's getting bad over here."
The man was taken to Hurley Medical Center. His name was not released.
Large shell casings could be seen on the street and there were several tire treads in the area.
Police detectives are investigating. There have been no reports of any arrests.
Anyone with information is asked to call Flint Police (810) 237-6801 or CRIMESTOPPERS at 1-800-422-JAIL.


text:
HourlyLess than 30 hrs/week
Work on a fun & exciting project with other top-notch developers! You'll be working with experienced engineers to build functionality for a large project. If you do well on this job, we'll be interested in a long-term relationship with continuous work.
This task extends the functionality of an auto-complete text input for Car Dealerships in the United States. After a dealership is selected via the autocomplete, a Google Map will be displayed, centered on the selected dealership, with a pin for the dealership, and pins for any other dealers within 15 miles.
Outline of tasks:
* given a selected dealer, fetch records via AJAX from a MySQL database that are within 15 miles, based on zip code
* geocode the address using Google on the server, and update the DB with Latitude & Longitude
* return the results to the client and add markers for each dealer to the map
* add event listener to each marker to display info bubble with Dealer name & address
* An initial voice conference will be held to review requirements, and then IM, voice, & email as needed
* A git repository will be provided on BitBucket
* this will provide a starting point for code
* details requirements & instructions will be provided in the README file
* Use of Skype or Google Talk (or equivalent) for IM & voice chat is required
* Excellent communication skills (required) & spoken English (preferred)
To Apply:
* complete the short (10 - 15 minutes) job application here: https://github.com/esimplicity/job-app-simple
* apply for the job on oDesk
Skills: english
About the Client
United States
Phoenix 07:00 PM
Jobs Posted
70% Hire Rate, 1 Open Job
Over $50,000
Total Spent
38 Hires, 7 Active
Avg Hourly Rate Paid
4,489 Hours


text:
NHL referees have enough to look at with a hockey game going on, so with the lack of the use of replay like in other leagues, one can expect a "blown call" every now and then.
But the questionable, debatable calls that have occurred in the first two rounds of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs have been so prolific that they merit their own slideshow.
So without further ado, here are the most influential blown calls of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs.
Note: Influential in this context means that the call either directly contributed to the outcome of the game or that the call seemingly goes against what the NHL's Department of Player Safety preaches.


text:
Maximo vs. Army of Zin
For the last few months there has been an overwhelming offer of platform games, which makes me a very happy man. I can imagine that it is hard to pick one out though and I guess that is why you are reading this review. Completely useless, because as a platformgame fanatic you just have to buy "Maximo vs. Army Of Sin". The reason I am still making this review is to make your mouth water and to let you know what is so great about it, besides it is my duty to write reviews and if I would stop with the introduction, I gather that my mailbox will soon be overloaded with angry mails. So here is the general storyline.
"Maximo" takes on an army of robot-like creatures that get their energy from a soul, each of them locked up in a soulstone and it is your duty to free all those souls. On your journey you will travel through countless different landscapes and villages in the most varying levels and areas. If you encounter other citizens, saving their lives is your priority, especially because they reward you with gold or health. If you see a sweet and tiny rabbit hopping in the grass, make sure you kick its ass, not for the gold coins you make, but at least this way you will you're your revenge you for encounters later on. Believe me, you'll know what I mean.
The levels and models are terrific, de atmosphere in the levels is indescribable and "Maximo" looks refined and tough, even in his boxershorts. The cutscenes do contribute to this sphere, which would not be as great as it is without these outstanding graphics. The army of opponents is very original and they make impressive moves, a dog/tiger combination that attacks you, a scarecrow that throws his exploding pumpkin head at you, a ghost pirate who is of course after your gold firing bullets and so on. The menu is extremely clear and easy readable, that is not such a great merit since there are about 10 options it has to contain, but it allows you to burst on the x-button and the game will be loaded and booted in 5 seconds.
The clinking sound of golden coins you pick up, the furious strokes with your sword on the metal monsters, the poisonous puffing mushrooms, … it all adds its part to the enchanting atmosphere in which you will find yourself almost instantly. Although the voices are good, it is a shame that the characters don't speak the words they have to say, you will have to read the subtitles yourself and be satisfied with a spoken "Thank you.". This is the only thing I can find to criticise though, so don't let this restrain you to play, or should I say live, this game.
The gameplay is perfect, even in the smallest detail. The controls immediately feel natural and there is a learning curve of about one minute (and that is the way we like it). Do realise one thing though, this game is not some easy running, jumping and button bashing fighting, you will have to put in a lot of effort and concentrate extremely well in order to finish a level, I can guarantee you that your forehead will be nothing bathed in sweat. It is not as easy to jump from platform to platform because there are a number of factors putting you under pressure and if you make a mistake, the penalty will be severe. Dying is restarting the level, unless you still have a life left because that allows you to restart from the last checkpoint. The three lives you get at the beginning are spoiled fairly quick and if you get an opportunity to buy one, it will cost you a lot of coins. The fights are numerous, but remain challenging because you have to do everything yourself and you cannot afford to lose to much health, especially because this health is never restored in between two levels.
Like I said earlier, the monsters get their energy from a soulstone and of course that is their week spot, so you will have to try to hit them there and that is what makes the fighting as interesting as it is. In order to hit them appropriately you can slam with a sword or a hammer in two different ways or use your shield to throw or hit a near by enemy.
The puzzles and riddles are fun too and you will have to be inventive to solve them, but they are just perfect in their difficulty, because you won't need to consult a walkthrough to get further. The practical solution is lesser evident, because accuracy, speed and handiness will be required to complete them under the constant pressure of making the final mistake that can happen everywhere. This could get some of you frustrated, but you have to put those feelings aside, realise that it is you that failed and restart the level. The satisfaction is ten times greater when you had to try the level five times before making it to the final jump a success in order to complete the level.
Are you a lover of challenging platform games, just buy "Maximo vs. Army Of Sin". I find it difficult to say negative things as the gameplay is exceptional, the graphics and the way they are brought are enchanting which is the same for the sound and the story is as it should be in a platformer. This game is not immensely big, but because of the difficulty you will have to play a lot to finish your journey, even if you are an experienced player like me (smiles). So this is a game that can compete with the top five games of its genre like "Jak&Daxter".
Urban Freestyle Soccer NFL Street
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text: Hi, welcome to GTA Wiki. Thanks for contributing to the Grand Theft Auto V/Trailers page, and for taking interest in the wiki. Please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything, or as alternatives, leave a post on a forum, or refer to the Help pages. Messi1983 (talk) 22:22, July 6, 2013 (UTC)


text:
The Weekend Dish 12/14/2012
Happy weekend to you! I can't believe we only have this weekend and next weekend before Christmas is here. Suddenly it's the midway point of December and I have not yet purchased a single Christmas present. This is totally unlike me… I'm usually very close to being finished, if not totally done. Now, I've been on a bit of a baking bender for the last week, so there is no shortage of cookies to eat. Those should fuel me during my last-minute shopping trips! How are your holiday preparations coming along? Don't forget that you can still enter the KitchenAid Mixer Giveaway through tonight! The 12 Days of Giveaways will conclude this coming week with days 11 and 12 on Monday and Tuesday. Stay tuned for two more great giveaways!
As always, you'll find a recap of what was posted to the site this week as well as some bookmarked recipes from other blogs. Enjoy!
On Brown Eyed Baker This Week
10 Awesome Foodie Gift Ideas (2012) – A roundup of 10 unique gift ideas for anyone who loves to spend time in the kitchen. You might find some items to add to your own wish list!
Peanut Butter Cup Cookies – One of my favorite re-discovered recipes. A soft peanut butter dough is baked up, and then a miniature peanut butter cup is pressed into the center. One of the best cookies, ever.
Homemade Torrone – A classic Italian nougat candy loaded with almonds. I would have never thought to make these at home, and now I can't imagine buying them ever again!
Snowball Cookies – Whether you call them Snowballs, Russian Tea Cakes or Mexican Wedding Cookies, these shortbread-style cookies loaded with nuts and rolled in powdered sugar are a holiday must.
Friday Things – Holiday baking, a new cookbook, Grandma's biscotti, and more…
Most Viewed Post This Week: 30 Favorite Christmas Cookies & Recipes
Most Pinned Post This Week: Chubby Hubby Truffles
Most Emailed Post This Week: Chubby Hubby Truffles
Most Facebook Shared Post This Week: Pistachio & Cranberry White Chocolate Bark
Most Tweeted Post This Week: 10 Awesome Foodie Gift Ideas (2012)
What I Bookmarked This Week
Recipes and posts from other blogs that I thought looked especially delicious and that I thought you would like, too:
Butter Cookies with Eggnog Cream Cheese Icing (White On Rice Couple)
Sugar cookies are one of my favorite treats during the holidays, and this buttery version with a very festive eggnog cream cheese icing sounds perfect for nibbling while watching Christmas movies by the glow of the tree.
Chewy Brown Sugar Cookies with Brown Sugar Frosting (Cookies & Cups)
More sugar cookies! I can't wait to try this brown sugar version – I imagine a very delicious praline flavor.
Holiday Spice Cake with Eggnog Buttercream (Portuguese Girl Cooks)
More December flavors! Please do yourself a favor and click over to see how utterly gorgeous this cake is. The combination of flavors sounds amazing, must make this soon!
Loaded Chocolate Bourbon Fudge (How Sweet It Is)
Fudge is never one of my "must eats" during the holidays, but this version sounds like it would have me going back for seconds… thirds… fourths… it could be dangerous!
Peppermint Bark Brownies (Love and Olive Oil)
Peppermint bark is one of my most favorite holiday treats, and I love the idea of combining it with dense, fudge-like brownies.
What was the best thing you ate this week??
Have a delicious weekend!
7 Responses to "The Weekend Dish 12/14/2012"
Thank you for doing the foot work (or finger work) in locating the brown sugar cookies and butter cookies with egg nog cream cheese icing. I am going to love baking those soon. I, too, have been on a baking bender, and will continue to be until Christmas with all of the recipes on my list. It just keeps getting longer. The best thing I've eaten this week are the Toffee Squares I made for a potluck, straight from Pioneer Woman's "Cleta Bailey's Toffee Squares" recipe. I posted them on my blog this week! Thanks again.
The nougat candy looks delicious, as does everything else. I don't think I've ever had that Italian confection. I will probably have to try making it myself, since I don't recall ever seeing it in any shops.
I will probably substitute the almonds with something else. Maybe cashews. Everyone who I would want to enjoy it does not eat almonds, and cashews are softer to chew. They also have a nicer flavor than almonds in some dishes. If I try it then I will be able to comment on its effect in this treat.


text:
Fully featured event registration management including recurring events, locations management, calendar, Google map integration, booking management
Requires: 3.5 or higher
Compatible up to: 4.6.1
Last Updated: 2 months ago
Active Installs: 100,000+
188 of 368 support threads in the last two months have been marked resolved.
Got something to say? Need help?


text:
Police: Man, Woman Found Shot To Death In GaryA man and a woman were found shot to death Friday night in northwest Indiana, authorities said.
Gary Man Charged In Deadly Double Shooting A northwest Indiana man who recently completed a 20-year prison term for murder is wanted on a new murder charge.
3 Dead, 4 Hurt In Two Shootings In Gary Indiana Two people were killed and four others were shot during three separate shootings overnight in Gary, Ind.
Former Gary Mayor Rudy Clay DiesFormer Gary Mayor Rudy Clay, who revealed more than two years ago that he was suffering from prostate cancer, has died.
Olympic Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas Visits Gary From the little girl who ate sweet potato pie at her grandparent's on Thanksgiving to an international star--the first African American gymnast to win the individual Gold Medal at the Olympics.
10-Month-Old Boy Survives 3-Story Fall In GaryA 10-month-old boy from Gary, Ind., is lucky to be alive. Somehow he survived a 35-foot fall after a window screen came loose in his family's third-floor apartment.
Residents Told To Stay Indoors After Derailment In GaryResidents within a square mile of a train derailment in Gary's Miller section were being asked Sunday to stay indoors as much as possible to allow emergency and heavy equipment workers to clean up the wreckage.
Bones Discovered In Gary Aren't Human After AllA forensic anthropologist determined Monday that some bones that turned up in Gary, Ind., over the weekend were not human after all.
Woman Found Dead In Gary Apartment Fire
New Gary Mayor Introduces Public Safety TeamGary's new mayor is pledging to put the brakes on a growing number of burglaries in the city. That's just one item on Karen Freeman-Wilson's "to-do" list after taking office as Gary's first female mayor.
7-Year-Old Boy Shot In Head In GaryA 7-year-old boy was shot in the head inside his Gary home early Sunday morning and a man at the home was also shot in the groin.
Woman Raped At Gary Train Station Killed In Hit-And-RunA 69-year-old woman who was raped at a northwest Indiana train station in August was killed in a hit-and-run on Sunday.


text:
In a shocking incident a man has jumped seven stories to his death in a shopping mall after refusing to shop anymore with his girlfriend after five hours in stores.
The incident took place in a shopping mall in Xuzhou, Jiangsu province, east China. The 38 year old man, Tao Hsiao, jumped to his death after a furious argument with his girlfriend after she insisted they continue shopping and check out another store where there was a shoe sale going on.
Reports from China indicate that the couple were shopping for about five hours in mall, after which, Tao demanded that they stop and go home.
Eye witnesses have said that they heard Tao telling his girlfriend that they had shopped enough and that they had more bags than they could carry already. However, the girlfriend angrily snapped back that she wanted to see the shoe sales.
According to The Daily Mail, one eyewitness said: "He told her she already had enough shoes, more shoes that she could wear in a lifetime and it was pointless buying any more. She started shouting at him accusing him of being a skinflint and of spoiling Christmas, it was a really heated argument."
The argument escalated further and after shouting at one another more, Tao threw his shopping bags on the floor and jumped over the balcony, which was seven stories up in the mall.
The man smashed into Christmas decorations as he fell and hit the floor below, as other shoppers screamed and ran for cover.
Even though emergency services quickly attended the scene, Tao was confirmed dead soon after, with medical personnel saying that he had died immediately from the impact.
A shopping spokesman said: "His body was removed fairly quickly. He actually landed on one of the stalls below and then fell to the floor so although the store was damaged it meant he didn't hit anybody. This is a tragic incident, but this time of year can be very stressful for many people."


text:
Whether you're searching for something in particular or just looking to discover something new and exciting, we can help. Simply enter a few words into the search box at the upper righthand corner of any page, and we will show you all matching results.
Search by Number: If you happen to know the id number for the item you're looking for, you can enter that number into our Search field.
Automatic Filter
Note that several common, small words (such as "the" "with" and "or") and all numbers (1, 2, 3) are filtered out of the search results and won't be included in a search query. If you would like to include these terms, surround them by double quotes (ex. ""bottle with flip cap"" ), and they won't be filtered.
Other Search Options
Can't find what you're looking for? BodyworkMall.com has fostered relationships with manufacturers of the highest quality of spa equipment and supplies in the industry. If we
don't have exactly what you're looking for, it's likely that we can acquire it. Simply contact us with information about what you're looking for, and we'll
see what we can do.
Need more help? Return to Customer Service.
Still have questions? Contact us.


text:
The 2008 season led to many surprise at the Quarterback position.
There were some outstanding rookies (Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco) who led their respected teams to the playoffs, struggling former first rounders (Matt Leinart and Vince Young), a guy who hadn't started a game since his senior year of high school (Matt Cassel), and veterans whose stars are still shining brightly (Kurt Warner, Kerry Collins, and Chad Pennington).
So what does the 2009 season have in store for us?


text:
Sustainable Community Development
Green Buildings At Nos Quedamos, we believe it is not sufficient to merely provide housing and commercial space; new and renovated buildings should improve the quality of life for their residents and the overall community. Nos Quedamos continues to push for green and LEED (The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building Rating System™) certified developments, encompassing materials, systems, and high efficiency Energy Star® appliances and fixtures which help reduce energy and water usage in our projects; urban agriculture, roof gardens, including green spaces with native plants as well as capturing and reusing rain and gray water. All these measures allow our buildings to create a positive impact both for the environment and the community.
Brownfield Remediation Many Nos Quedamos developments are located on former brownfields sites whose former uses involved potentially hazardous materials. Redevelopment of these sites can ensure the elimination of any threats for future uses. Nos Quedamos has participated on the creation of standards and regulations concerning Brownfields redevelopment at local, citywide, statewide, and federal levels. Through our constant work with local leaders, Nos Quedamos was invited to participate in a statewide legislative conference, The Pocantico Roundtable, to craft Brownfield policies that have since been enacted.
Air Quality Air quality, in the Borough of the Bronx especially, is extremely poor. With greater than twice (17%) the New York City average rate of asthma in school-age children, air quality is a major component of community health. Nos Quedamos has participated in several environmental justice and advocacy groups and co-authored an air quality research study, the South Bronx Environmental Health and Policy Study, along with the office of the US Congressman, José E. Serrano, other community organizations (THE POINT Community Development Corporation, the Sports Foundation Inc., and Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice) and New York University, which lead to the development of air quality standards and policy to improve the community residents' quality of life.