text:
Home List of Titles Morphological properties of z similar to 0.5 absorption-selected galaxies: the role of galaxy inclination
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/202306
|Download PDF (Accepted manuscript) (Adobe Acrobat PDF, 1 MB)
- Title
- Morphological properties of z similar to 0.5 absorption-selected galaxies: the role of galaxy inclination
- Author(s)
- Kacprzak, Glenn G.; Churchill, Christopher W.; Evans, Jessica L.; Murphy, Michael T.; Steidel, Charles C.
- Abstract
- We have used Galaxy IMage 2D (GIM2D) to quantify the morphological properties of 40 intermediate-redshift Mg ii absorption-selected galaxies [0.03 ≤ Wr(2796) ≤ 2.9 Å], imaged with WFPC-2/Hubble Space Telescope (HST), and compared them to the halo gas properties measured from HIRES/Keck and UVES/VLT quasar spectra. We find that as the quasar–galaxy separation, D, increases the Mg ii equivalent decreases with large scatter, implying that D is not the only physical parameter affecting the distribution and quantity of halo gas. Our main result shows that inclination correlates with Mg ii absorption properties after normalizing out the relationship (and scatter) between the absorption properties and D. We find a 4.3σ correlation between Wr(2796) and galaxy inclination, normalized by impact parameter, i/D. Other measures of absorption optical depth also correlate with i/D at greater than 3.2σ significance. Overall, this result suggests that Mg ii gas has a co-planer geometry, not necessarily disc-like, that is coupled to the galaxy inclination. It is plausible that the absorbing gas arises from tidal streams, satellites, filaments, etc., which tend to have somewhat co-planer distributions. This result does not support a picture in which Mg ii absorbers with Wr(2796) ≲ 1 Å are predominantly produced by star formation driven winds. We further find that: (1) Mg ii host galaxies have quantitatively similar bulge and disc scalelength distribution to field galaxies at similar redshifts and have a mean disc and bulge scalelength of 3.8 and 2.5 kpc, respectively; (2) Galaxy colour and luminosity do not correlate strongly with absorption properties, implying a lack of a connection between host galaxy star formation rates and absorption strength; and (3) parameters such as scalelengths and bulge-to-total ratios do not significantly correlate with the absorption parameters, suggesting that the absorption is independent of galaxy size or mass.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
- Source
- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 416, no. 4 (Oct 2011), pp. 3118-3137
- Publication year
- 2011
- FOR Code(s)
- 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences
- Keyword(s)
- Absorption lines; Galaxies; Haloes; ISM; Quasars
- Publisher
- Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- 1365-2966
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2011 The Authors. Journal compilation copyright © 2011 Royal Astronomical Society. The accepted manuscript is reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. The definitive publication is available at www.interscience.wiley.com.
- Research Projects
- Full text
- Peer reviewed


text:
Owl Spring Targets Activism with a Hedge
Corrected from 2:54 p.m. to reference investment in International Game Technology (IGT) and not International Technology Group (ITG)
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Activist investors such as Carl Icahn, Jeffrey Ubben of ValueAct Capital , Nelson Peltz of Trian Managemen t and Bill Ackman of Pershing Square have spent 2013 engaging companies as big as Apple
Owl Spring Asset Management , a combination of Ader Investment Management and Cumberland Associates , is poised to launch with $225 million in assets under management and a strategy of imparting change at under-performing or mismanaged companies between $200 million and $2 billion in size. The firm will also look to hedge its investments with a portfolio of short positions that may be unique among so-called activist funds.
The fund's creation, which was announced on Wednesday, also comes at a time when small and mid-sized firms are generally overlooked by the business press and retail investors. Meanwhile, a rising number of initial public offerings in 2013 and the poor performance of some once high-profile firms is creating a new crop of companies for activists and value investors to target.
Owl Spring will be run by Jason Ader, a prominent gaming analyst who successfully advocated board changes at International Game Technology
Cumberland Associates also has a record of value and change-based investments.
The firm was part of a group of funds that recapitalized auto parts supplier Visteon
According to a spokesperson, Ader Investment Management has returned 40.05% this year, following a 14.92% in 2012, while Cumberland Associates has posted an impressive annualized 14.5% rate of return over 43 years.
SEC filings as of June 30 show that United Rentals
Ader and Wallach spoke in a telephone interview about their strategy to grow Owl Spring into a "constructivist" fund. The firm will concentrate on debt and equity investments across the retail, technology, media, gaming, financial and energy sector.
In spite of a rash of activist investments in 2013 and the rise of new funds such as Starboard Value , Barington Capital , Marcato Capital , Ader and Wallach say there are plenty of opportunities for investors seeking to create value by way improving poor capital allocation or corporate governance policies. They also don't appear to be overly concerned about a rise in stock market valuations through 2013.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Nubla touch
Sig Nubla makes gourdcraft look easy
By Christopher Nyerges 03/26/2009
Sig Nubla showed me a beautiful bowl made from one half of an ornamental gourd. It was completely functional for eating his meals, but it was also a stunning work of art. I could hardly believe that it had been crafted by the hand of man. Symmetrical black lines and designs had been painstakingly burned into the gourd's surface. After a careful examination, I asked, "How long did this take you?"
"About an hour to cut the gourd and clean and sand it," he said, "and maybe another five hours to make the designs."
He spoke as if it was a little thing, but Nubla, though he seems to master whatever he touches, is a modest man. He grew up in Manila, where he learned about survival skills of hunting, shelter, wild foods and crafts. By an early age — he came to the US at 19 and is now 38 — Nubla took most of these skills for granted. Now he throws himself into whatever project he is undertaking, whether it is weaving, bow-making or creating useful and beautiful gourds and bowls.
I assisted Nubla at one of his gourd-making classes held earlier this year in California's Sequoia Forest at the annual Dirttime event.
Nubla is the kind of teacher we all wish we had when growing up: eager to answer any question (no question is too stupid) and always right there to lend a hand when we're having difficulties.
Once each student selected a gourd, the first order of business was to cut it in about half. Nubla had each student lay the gourd sideways on the table, with a box set up right next to it. The student would hold a pencil horizontal on the top of the box and roll the gourd in order to draw the line where the gourd would be cut. This was a lot more difficult than it sounds. If you didn't have any special tools, you could then just score the pencil line and keep scoring deeper and deeper until the two halves separated.
However, this wasn't an entirely primitive event and students used hacksaws to make clean cuts — even so, not all the cuts were that clean or even. Then came the sanding; the edge had to be filed and sanded to make it smooth and just right. The outside was sanded to make it all smooth, and the inside was carefully scraped to make an even surface. Some students saved the seeds for planting later.
The edge of Nubla's bowl had a little indent where he could easily hold his gourd with his thumb, or use the indent to rest his chopsticks.
At that point, the gourds were functional, but Nubla had his students decorate the bowls. The decoration served at least two purposes: It allowed students to learn the art of wood burning, and it made each bowl individually recognizable in a camp with dozens of similar bowls.
Using little nails stuck into pieces of doweling, the students heated the nails in the fire and began their artistic decorations. Though there are endless possibilities, Nubla showed students how to divide the bowl with three or four horizontal lines, and then further divide the working surface into quarters with vertical lines. With the outer surface of the gourds thus divided, it was much easier to burn symmetrical patterns onto their surface. Nubla calls this "geometric pyrography."
Finally, Nubla had each student "leach" the gourd bowl by filling it with water, leaving it for up to 12 hours, and repeating this until there was no more bitter taste inside the bowl. Sometimes he coats the inside with olive oil or beeswax.
Most of the students fully completed their gourd bowl in two to four hours and then used them for meals during the week. The artistic touches that Nubla had people add to their gourds turned out to be akin to the mnemonic devices used by pre-literate people. At each meal, people admired each other's gourds and commented on the distinctive symbols and lines on each one. No two were alike and each now carried a story.
Nubla teaches at the annual Winter Count, Rabbit Stick and Dirttime events. He can be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Christopher Nyerges is the editor of Wilderness Way magazine, the author of "How to Survive Anywhere," and an occasional blogger of current events. He can be contacted via this paper or www.ChristopherNyerges.com.
DIGG | del.icio.us | REDDIT


text:
Death in the wildJuly 20,2013
Its a case of people with good intentions taking opposite views on an emotional question.
The question: What do you do when you find an apparently motherless fawn alone in the woods?
Deer occupy a storied place in the Vermont woods, and fragile fawns seem to embody the delicate beauty that grows into the sleek and agile woodland creature valued by so many Vermonters.
When people find a fawn alone in the woods, they immediately understand the animals vulnerability and helplessness. Thats why some are tempted to take the animal home and to raise it until it can be released back to the woods. Or they take it to a rehabilitator who has more experience and skill in handling wild animals.
The problem is the law, a conflict well described in a commentary by a Marshfield woman that appeared in Sundays Herald and in a news story describing her dilemma.
Julie Gresser had heard from her neighbors that there was a fawn in the woods and the mother was dead. Gresser ended up taking the young animal to her house. But after Fish and Wildlife officials heard about it, they came to her home when she was not there, seized the animal and destroyed it.
Fish and Wildlife policy does not allow the rehabilitation of deer either by private citizens or professional rehabilitators. When game wardens find orphaned fawns, their policy is to euthanize them.
Gresser says that the cruelty of this policy has led to the creation of a sort of underground railroad of people transporting orphaned fawns to rehabilitators out of state or keeping fawns illegally at their homes. She thinks the policy should be changed.
Fish and Wildlife officials have a different take on the problem, and if their policy appears on its face to be cruel, it is apparent that it is motivated by the same concern for the wildlife that motivates Gresser and others.
Patrick Berry, commissioner of Fish and Wildlife, says that rehabilitation of fawns doesnt work. Fawns require instruction from their mothers in avoiding predators and finding food and an adequate site for wintering. Animals that do not receive that instruction perish within a month or two of their release. Releasing into the wild a fawn raised in captivity is itself a form of cruelty, in Berrys view. Barring rehabilitation is also seen as a way of preventing the spread of chronic wasting disease.
Berry says that when people find fawns in the woods their mothers are often nearby. Thus, separating fawns from their mothers in an attempt to rescue them is actually to impose a death sentence on a young animal that would otherwise have been reunited with its mother when the humans went away.
The woods are no picnic for wildlife. Nature takes its toll on deer, young and old. Berry makes the point that wild creatures feed on other creatures, creating a natural process of death and renewal that supports a wide variety of wildlife. Well-intentioned humans cannot alter that process. In fact, Vermonters with close experience of the outdoors tend to develop respect for the complex realities of life and death.
Should game wardens euthanize helpless fawns that they expect will die within a few weeks? Its a hard thing to do, like euthanizing the afflicted family dog. But there is a case that it is the less cruel choice.
Rehabilitators say that they are more successful than Berry says they are in rehabilitating wild animals, but Berry says his judgments are based on scientific research and that the studies do not exist supporting the rehabilitators position.
Its clear that Gresser and Berry are both motivated by a feeling of responsibility for the wildlife around them. Berry says he might have cited Gresser for taking a wild animal illegally, but he didnt because he understands Vermonters love of wildlife. His lenience seems well advised. After all, there doesnt seem to be an easy answer, or an answer at all, to the fact of death in the wild.MORE IN EditorialsProtesters converged on a bank in Montpelier early this week to show their solidarity with the... Full StoryPhil Scott will take office next month after winning with a margin of 51.11 percent to 43. Full StoryIdeologues and partisans work from the outcome backward. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Your Turn: Your Feedback On Guns, Medal & Jobs
New York lawmakers passed the nation's toughest gun control law. Most of your messages this week are about that:
The gun control laws are getting a little carried away. Recertification for handgun owners is ridiculous. I have been a handgun owner for almost 40 years and served as a police officer.
It was late to get the medal, but at least he was recognized for his bravery and his service to his country.
If this keeps up, unemployment will be a thing of the past.
Most Popular
Saturday, December 10, 2016, Watertown, NY


text:
Marketing Via Rings
Marketing Via Articles
Marketing Via Yellow Pages
Contact Us
Privacy & Disclaimer
Community of Michigan Pagans
+ ADD YOUR SITE (9 members)
Community of Michigan Pagans
Click Member link to see site in tv
Community of Michigan Pagans
+ ADD YOUR SITE (9 members)
Community for Michigan Pagans--Wiccans, Witches, Druids, Asatru, Pagan Reconstructionists of all sorts. Pagan Michiganders are welcome to submit their individual pages, as are organizations serving Pagans in Michigan; commercial sites are welcome if they also include substantial non-commercial content.
BeWitched Craft
An enchanting site full of Spells and Magick. Useful fun and witchy information for the beginner Witch to the Crone. Come find out about herbs, oils, divination, kitchen witchery, bathroom magick, dream ...
Keweenaw Pagan Fellowship
The Keweenaw Pagan Fellowship is a loosely organized group of Pagans, here to support the Pagan presence in the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan's Upper Peninsula by providing information for and facilitating ...
Hearthstone's Haven
Reviews of books on paganism, wicca and witchcraft.{;}
Community of Michigan Pagans
Informational page for the Community of Michigan Pagans
The Purple Cauldron
The Purple cauldron is a continuous work in progress. It contains pagan articles about Witch's, Wicca and Witchcraft. It will contain a complete Book of Shadows, and starting in May of 2002 the Wicca ...
Silver Skein Coven
Silver Skein is a small family friendly eclectic Wiccan Coven that strives to provide a safe, nurtucommunity environment where students can learn and grow in their faith. We welcome all earnest seekers, ...
Wolf Run Wildlife & Spiritual Sanctuary
Wolf Run Wildlife and Spiritual Sanctuary a Nondenominational Spiritual Center and Wildlife refuge. Our goal is to establish a sanctuary capable of servicing the needs of people who belong to what ...
Pagan Michigan
Pagan Michigan is Michigan's first social networking site dedicated to serving the needs of the Michigan Pagan, Heathen and magical community. Join us to promote your business or event, to meet other local ...
Hearth and Grove Fellowship
Hearth and Grove Fellowship is a church in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Church is at the Oakwood Community Center, 3320 Laird St., Kalamazoo, MI. Church meets Sunday at 10:00 am. Choir meets at 9:00 am. ...
Privacy and Disclarmer
Related Articles
Auto Extended Warranty Programs
©2003-2009 www.RingSurf.com
All rights reserved


text:
California Nebula zoomable image from PS-1
Zoomable image of the California Nebula. In the fully zomed-in view each pixel represents the native resolution of 0.26 arcsec. The fully zoomed-out view shows the field of view of a single Pan-STARRS image
This image was obtained during an early stage of the commissioning process. Final image quality will be better than implied by this image.


text:
1. Cave Springs Campground, Sedona
Set in shaded Oak Creek Canyon, Cave Springs is surrounded by red sandstone walls and has its own creek. Hit the water holes at Slide Rock State Park ($10 per vehicle; azstateparks.com), about 5 miles down the road. $20; redrockcountry.org or 928/527-3600; book at
2. North Rim Campground, Grand Canyon National Park
Just 2 miles from Bright Angel Point, the North Rim Campground is an easy walk to the difficult 14.2-mile trail that descends into the canyon. Reserve as soon as you have a date in mind, as it's one of the most popular Grand Canyon camping spots. From $18 (plus $20 park entrance fee per vehicle); 928/638-7888; book at
3. Blue Ridge Campground, Coconino National Forest, North of Clints Well
Blue Ridge Reservoir is just 9 miles from this cluster of 10 sites shaded by oaks and ponderosa pines. From the campground, hike the moderately difficult Arizona Trail to the recreation-packed reservoir. For solitude, skip the reservoir and hike a moderate 5 miles to trout-filled East Clear Creek (trailhead is about 6 miles from the campground). $8; no reservations; 928/477-2255.
4. Bonita Canyon Campground, Chiricahua National Monument, Southeast of Willcox
The pine-and-juniper campground is near the national monument's visitor center. Drive 6 miles up the road to access hiking trails that cut through a forest of volcanic-ash rock spires and hoodoos. Come in September, when you'll have the place to yourself. $12 (plus $5 entrance fee per person; no reservations), $3 per person at group site (plus entrance fee; reservations required); 520/824-3560 ext. 501 or 520/824-3560 ext. 501 (group reservations only).
5. Cottonwood Campground, near Canyon de Chelly National Monument, East of Chinle
Shaded by cottonwoods, this campground is near Ancestral Puebloan petroglyphs and pueblo sites. Hire a private guide at the visitor center, a few steps away, to tour the park's backcountry (you can't access it without one). Free; no reservations; 928/674-5500.
6. Lynx Lake Recreation Area, Prescott National Forest, Prescott
At 5,200 feet, the campground is just above the 55-acre, trout-stocked Lynx Lake. Try to get a campsite with a lake view. Pan for gold in Lynx Creek, ½ mile north of the recreation area. $18; no reservations; 928/443-8000.
7. Crabtree Wash Recreation Site, Tonto National Forest, South of Roosevelt Dam
To park your tent or trailer right on Apache Lake's gravel beach, drive 100 miles northeast from Phoenix to Crabtree Wash. Dispersed camping here gives you a front-row view of saguaro-covered volcanic cliffs that catch dawn's first rays, and the shallow water is perfect for swimming or paddling. $6/vehicle/day; no reservations or potable water; fs.usda.gov/recmain/tonto/recreation
8. Locust Point, Kaibab National Forest, Near Grand Canyon National Park
A secret guarded by locals and National Park rangers: You don't have to battle crowds to camp on the North Rim. The adjacent Kaibab National Forest contains a number of backcountry overlooks where dispersed camping is free and gloriously scenic—the trick is navigating the dirt roads (suitable for low-clearance cars). Pack plenty of food and water, buy a map at the Kaibab Visitor Center in the town of Jacob Lake, then drive an hour to Locust Point. It's primitive (BYO water, no facilities), but you'll have Grand Canyon magnificence all to yourself. Free; no reservations; fs.usda.gov/kaibab
9. Desert View, Grand Canyon National Park
Think South Rim scenery without (so many) crowds. Photographers thrill to Desert View, especially at dawn, when first light paints the canyon in soft pastels. Twenty-five miles east of Grand Canyon Village, it's less well-known than Mather, the other South Rim campground. But you'll still want to grab a spot by 10 or 11, when people are packing up. $12; $25/vehicle; mid-May–mid-Oct; no reservations; nps.gov/grca.
10. Boulder Beach Campground, Boulder City
You'll find more than 100 palm-studded campsites just ½ mile from Lake Mead's shores. Go in October―the water's still warm and the days are still long enough to hike. $10 (plus $5 park entrance fee per vehicle); no reservations except for large groups; 702/293-8990.
11. Arch Rock Campground, Valley of Fire State Park, West of Overton
One of only two campgrounds in the aptly named Valley of Fire, Arch Rock has an upper loop where sandstone rocks create more privacy. Hike the 4.5-mile Pinnacle Trail loop to a "forest" of red rock pinnacles. A flat, bed-size rock at campsite 18 makes for perfect stargazing. $14; no reservations; 702/397-2088.
12. Hilltop Campground, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, Northwest of Las Vegas
At 8,437 feet, this campground overlooks the Mojave Desert and accesses the North Loop Trail, which takes you a rigorous 10.3 miles to the peak of Mt. Charleston. If you aren't up for Mt. Charleston, stop 3 miles in at a bristlecone pine known as Raintree, thought to be Nevada's oldest living thing. $17; 702/872-5486; book at


text:
By Chris Carl 8:07am, November 19, 2012
Vice President Biden tours the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, N.J. (AP Photo/Rich Schultz)Vice President Biden is assuring New Jersey residents that the federal government won't abandon them after Hurricane Sandy.
Biden, who spent summers at the Jersey Shore as a boy, says he's "a homeboy" who understands the need to rebuild.
The vice president spent the better part of Sunday visiting storm-wrecked areas of New Jersey, including the boardwalk at Seaside Heights and a damaged rail station in Hoboken.
Biden is the latest White House official to visit New Jersey after it was battered by the superstorm.
President Barack Obama visited storm-wrecked Atlantic City with Gov. Chris Christie, while two Cabinet officers toured a Federal Emergency Management Agency facility in Middletown on Friday.
Sandy killed more than 100 people in 10 states, but hit New Jersey and New York the hardest.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.


text:
Sensational news! Thanks for the info, dude.
We can finally give TC a rest.
Knicks Blog | ESPN New York Before the All Star break, the Knicks gained plenty of depth. J.R. Smith signed as a free agent and Baron Davis made his long-anticipated debut. It appears they'll be getting even deeper this week. Forward Josh Harrellson (wrist) and guard Iman Shumpert (knee) will return to practice on Tuesday, according to the Knicks. Harrellson has been out since fracturing his right wrist on Jan. 21. Shumpert has been sidelined since last Monday due to left knee tendinitis that became too severe to play with.
New York Knicks 5 hours ago
Looking at the defensive effort of particular players I think our second unit could look like this:
too many cooks in the kitchen now, speaking of cooking maybe this is the beginning of the end for renaissance man
image courtesy amareisreal
Iman's defense will be welcomed 4sure. Hopefully Harrelson will be playing paint ball and banging the boards...I really don't like how the coach is using this big body. I'm not sure if his shooting hand was hurt or not, regardless of that.... he is too brawlic to be used as a finesse player. His talents are obviously suited around the paint. He's good for some boards, some put backs, some banging, some interior D...and the occasional short jumper. Pretending to be a sharpshooter will only hamper the team and possibly his carrear.
I see what you're saying, but I don't see it as his strength. chucking some up every now and then, yeah, maybe. I just hope to god that coach doesn't use him like we use Novack.
With a big shooter, Amare has all the space in the world to take his man off the dribble and to not find the other teams pf doubling because we have jefferies on the wing.
Speaking of broken...if Jorts can continue to produce in this fashion you'll here little complaints from me on the matter. Never fix something that isn't broken. We'll see what he has, hopefully that wrist is healed, if not...his servics can be used elsewhere in the rotation.
the grind of the second half, history of already getting injured often and reckless decisions I think Chumpert will go on injured list again at least one more time. harrelson i can see as being another douglas/jordan. theres just not enough playing time for him.
image courtesy amareisreal
Its time to set up a permanent bench seat for Amarknee...Lets be honest fellas, Stats at risk of suffering a career ending knee injury everytime he steps on the court. Its time for him to join Rasheed Wallace, Vin Baker, shawn kemp and other 6'10 and up junkies that failed to reach their potentials.


text:
Handy charts and forms
It always helps to keep track of your research using a pen and paper, and having your family tree on paper can be a great way to quickly share it with your relatives and fellow researchers. We've compiled a set of the most useful family history charts and forms that you can download and fill in as you use Ancestry.co.uk. (You must have Adobe Reader installed on your computer to view these forms. If you do not have Adobe Reader installed you can download it for free here.)


text:
All-sex DVDs are exactly what the name implies: all sex, all the time. These are not your slow building steamy romances or tongue in cheek movie parodies. These are erotic tales stripped down to their bare essentials, what the adult film industry has termed "Wall to Wall," as in all the sucking, licking, penetration and ejaculation you can bear, uncompromised and uninterrupted. With basic sets and themes and loose to no plot, all sex DVDs give you more bang for your buck, literally! So, peruse Adam & Eve's selection of all-sex DVDs and get ready to come hard!
Adam & Eve all-sex DVDs feature just about every titillating premise you could think of: lesbian one-night stands, where women let loose their deepest desires knowing they will never see each other again; sloppy blowjobs in public places, where the threat of being caught only makes it that much hotter; leather fetishists who give into their secret need to be punished; and masked orgies where the only rule is to maintain anonymity through all the kinky exploration of strangers' bodies.
Enjoy the voyeuristic pleasure of watching hot babes masturbate in the privacy of their own bedrooms. Watch sexy coeds who are hot for teacher and willing to do anything for an A. Watch country girls go hog wild for hard cock and tattooed rocker chicks prove they are just as wild and crazy in bed as they look.
Let Adam & Eve introduce you to up and coming porn stars doing their dirtiest deeds for your viewing pleasure, or spend the night with some of the biggest names in the business, like Adam & Eve customer favorites Asa Akira, Kayden Kross, Bree Olsen and Tori Black.
Whether you're into girl on girl action, MILFs and cougars, interracial pairings, plus-sized women, barely legals or domineering vixens, our selection of all-sex DVDs is sure to have something to your liking.
So pop in an all-sex DVD and grab some lube, a male masturbator or vibrator, or even your partner, and give in to your wettest, wildest fantasies!


text:
You purchased this item onView this order
Summit Vitamins, Green Tea, 500 mg, 60 Softgels (Discontinued Item)
- You earn loyalty credit for every order you place at iHerb!
- Loyalty credit is equal to 10% of the value of your order, excluding shipping charges.
- Your loyalty credit will be applied towards your next order as soon as your current order has shipped.
- Your loyalty credits are valid for up to 60 days from the date of your last purchase.
Shipping Weight:?0.24 lbs (0.11 kg)Shipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: SUM-00259
- UPC Code: 896496002594
- Package Quantity: 60 Softgels
- Dimensions: 2.2 x 2.2 x 3.9 in, 0.2 lbs (0.09 kg)
- Your Reliable Source of Vitamins
- Super Anti-Oxidant
- All Natural Ingredients
- Essence of Tea Leaf
- Dietary Supplement
Green Tea Extract is loaded with a great variety of anti-oxidants, such as: polyphenols, catechins and EGCG. As a result, Green Tea can be beneficial in promoting weight loss, maintaining cardiovascular health, enhancing immune response and providing vitality.
Suggested Use
Take two softgels per day before a meal with a glass of water.
Other Ingredients
Gelatin, glycerin, beeswax, vegetable oil, pure water
Store in a cool, dry place. Do not refrigerate. Please recycle.
Caution: Pregnant or nursing women should consult their physician before using this product. If taking any medications, consult your healthcare professional before taking this product.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 Softgel
|Servings per Container: 60
|Amount Per Serving
|Green Tea Extract
|250 mg
|10 mg
|Natural Vitamin E
|†Percent Daily Values (%DV) are based on a 2,000 calories diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
** Percent Daily Value has not been established.


text:
Share < br />this article:
Khloe Kardashian's 30th Birthday Yacht Party
Jason Marshall
| June 28, 2014 - 11:02 am
Share < br />this article:
View Full Size
Return to Story
French Montana
Khloe Kardashian
Recommended for you
Khloé Kardashian Says 'F**k That' to Being Called Plus-Size
Khloé Kardashian Talks Meeting Dream Kardashian for the First Time
This Is How Kylie Jenner Hosted Her First Kardashian/Jenner Thanksgiving
Here Are 10 Beauty Products Your Favorite Celebrities Swear By
Here's How Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson Are Getting Into the Thanksgiving Spirit
5 Celebrity-Inspired Thanksgiving Menus Featuring Recipes to Use Throughout the Holidays
Nick Cannon Jokingly Mocks Pictures of Mariah Carey Making Out with Her…
Here's the Name Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher Chose for Their Son
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian Are Not Living Together Right Now
'Gilmore Girls' Creator Explains the Meaning of Those Last Four Words
WATCH: This Is What Farrah Abraham Said That Triggered Her Fight with…
Sign Up For The Latest Celebuzz News
Thank you for signing up for our newsletter. You will receive a confirmation shortly.
Sign Up
Top Photos
All »
Please Enjoy Justin Bieber's Cover of Tracy Chapman's 'Fast Car' at Jingle Ball 2016
Mariah Carey Holds Hands with Bryan Tanaka Days After PDA-Filled Beach Pics
This Week in Kardashian Fashion: Kendall Slays the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's Seaside Dinner Date Leads Today's Star Sightings
Maggie Q Discusses One Organization She'll Be Supporting During This Season of Giving
Eddie Redmayne Meets Queen Elizabeth II, Is Honored with OBE
You'll Love
Justin Bieber Covers 'Fast Car'
Khloé Kardashian on Being Called Plus-Size
Amy Schumer to Star in New Barbie Movie


text:
Royalty-Free Music Downloads
from THE MUSIC BAKERY
"Buy them once. Use them forever!"
Best-Value Buyout Music
Download royalty free music from The Music Bakery
featuring professional studio musicians and plenty of real acoustic
instruments, impeccably-produced by our gifted team of award-winning
Covering the entire spectrum of musical styles, it's buyout production music that's logically categorized and easy to find.
Select tracks for training & motivation, education, sales
& advertising and industrials. Pick up crisp background beds
for narration and spicy high-profile themes for image and emotion.
In the royalty-free music industry, The Music Bakery is the acknowledged
quality leader.*
• Hassle-free lifetime licensing for use worldwide.
• Pay once, use it forever.
• 100% Royalty-free to use in ALL your projects. Learn More
• Royalty Free Music Downloads: Individual tracks for immediate downloading.
as low as $29 ea. Even lower with Quantity Discounts automatically included!
• Royalty Free Music CDs: Over 60 minutes of impeccably-produced music on each downloadable CD.
as low as $147 ea.
• Royalty Free Sound Effects: Search and download instantly.
as low as $1.98 ea.
Search, Listen, Purchase & Download Immediately
At the top-left of this page, simply select a musical style or enter search terms. You'll then be able to hear everything online. Just listen, purchase and download immediately!
*Poll: Video Systems Magazine


text:
Loading Player
Welcome to Hot Springs, AR!
This webcam brings HD views Hot Springs, Arkansas from the Lake Hamilton Island Marina. Hot Springs National Park was the first US Federal Reservation Land created by an act of the US Congress in 1832, making it the first and oldest Federal Reserve, a full 40 years before Yellowstone National Park.


text:
As a member of the CBA, you have free access to Casemaker, a legal research tool similar to West and Lexis. Casemaker also offers many additional services to help make your legal researching a little bit easier which the CBA is now offering its members free of charge.
CiteCheck is a Casemaker service that allows users to verify that the cases cited in their briefs, pleadings, motions, or other legal documents are still good law. An attorney or paralegal can upload a document into CiteCheck and Casemaker will extract and process all of the legal citations (in Blue Book form) through their authoritative CaseCheck+ service. In a matter of moments (usually in 90 seconds), you will receive a report on the status of each legal citation in your document.
If the case is still good law, it will receive a greenü(check mark). If the case is challenged in any way, the case will receive a red "X." You can check your own legal documents before you submit them to the court or you can even check the documents submitted by opposing counsel to determine whether the cases they've cited are still good law.
We believe this valuable tool will assist our members in ensuring the quality and accuracy of their legal citations.
To access CiteCheck, click HERE
CaseCheck+ is Casemaker's citator system that rivals West and Lexis. You will know instantly if the case you're reading is still good law. CaseCheck+ validates your research and identifies whether or not your case law citations are still good law.
CaseCheck+ returns both positive and negative treatments instantly as you research. Check out the cases with negative treatment and quickly review the citation history for both state and federal cases. If your case is still good law, you will see a green thumbs up next to the case name. If your case has any sort of negative treatment, a red thumbs down that will appear next to the case name.
Casemaker Digest is a service that summarizes cases from state appellate courts, state supreme courts, and Federal Circuit courts. Keep up with the latest cases in your practice area. Within 12–24 hours of publication, Casemaker editors deliver daily summaries of published cases. Classified by practice area, choose one, a few, or all, and get just the information you need when you need it.
The Casemaker App is now available. For more on-the-go convenience, you can now access Casemaker from your iOS or Android mobile device at no additional charge to you. Simply click on the link below and download the app. Then login to your Casemaker account to get your personal activation code.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Casemaker app or any of the other additional services provided by Casemaker, please contact Casemaker directly at 877-659-0801.
Need help with a Casemaker question? Click here! We also have several complimentary CLE accredited trainings coming up.
If any questions arise during your use of Casemaker, feel free to call us at 303-860-1115. We also are available for other questions regarding your CBA membership.


text:
Earth Topics
In Search of Water, NASA Spacecraft to Hit the Moon
2006 — April 6, 2011
NASA today announced that a small spacecraft named LCROSS has been selected to travel to The Moonto look for precious water ice at the lunar south pole in October 2008.
Is The MoonStill Alive?
2006 — April 6, 2011
Conventional wisdom says The Moonis dead. Conventional wisdom may be wrong. Today in the journal Nature, a team of scientists announced evidence for fresh geologic activity on the Moon.
A New Paradigm for Lunar Orbits
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
Orbiting The Moonis tricky. There's a big planet nearby (Earth) that tugs on satellites and destabilizes their orbits. NASA researchers have an idea for a new class of orbits that may solve the problem.
Lunar Swirls
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
Pale swirls on the surface of The Moonhave been puzzling researchers for decades. Fresh clues are in the offing as NASA prepares a new round of lunar exploration.
SMART-1 to Crash the Moon
2006 — April 6, 2011
A European spaceship is about to crash into the Moon. Amateur astronomers may be able to observe the impact.
True Fakes: Scientists Make Simulated Moondust
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
NASA is returning to the Moon, but first NASA engineers would like to test designs for lunar landers and rovers on genuine lunar soil. Just one problem: There's not enough real moondust to go around. So scientists are making some "true fakes."
A Growing Intelligence around Earth
2006 — April 6, 2011
A satellite orbiting Earth is learning to think for itself. This artificial intelligence offers a powerful new way to study Earth, and it may prove useful on other planets, too.
Hard-nosed Advice to Lunar Prospectors
2006 — April 6, 2011
A 22-year veteran of prospecting and mining on Earth has some no-nonsense advice for lunar explorers.
Birthplace of Hurricanes
2006 — April 6, 2011
NASA researchers are joining an international campaign to catch hurricanes in the act of being born.
Lunar X Games
2006 — April 6, 2011
The X Games are underway in Los Angeles. One day--who knows?--they might be held on the Moon.


text:
Coming up in the next {{countdown}} {{countdownlbl}}
Coming up next:
Skip to this video now
Now Playing:
Play Video
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
Extreme 'Sexting': Teenagers Share Racy Videos
Explicit videos go viral and teens feel the cyberbullying consequences.
Rep. Anthony Weiner: 'I Was Pranked'
Weiner denied tweeting a lewd photo but won't comment on whether it's him.
Now Playing: Rep. Anthony Weiner: 'I Was Pranked'
Now Playing: Lawyer: Sexting DA to Resign
Now Playing: Katie Holmes Shares Holiday Recipe
Now Playing: Kate McKinnon and Oliva Munn Talk 'Office Christmas Party' on 'GMA'
Now Playing: Justin Bieber Announces 2017 Tour, Reveals He's Not Looking to Date Now
Now Playing: A Roundup of the Hottest Holiday Toys
Now Playing: Naomi Judd Opens Up About Battle With 'Life-Threatening' Depression
Now Playing: Katie Holmes Talks Her Directorial Debut
Now Playing: Inside Deadly Aleppo Battle
Now Playing: The Cheap and Simple Way to Increase Male Fertility
Now Playing: Report Reveals Kids' Headphones May Cause Hearing Problems
Now Playing: Amazon Announces New Checkout-Free Grocery Store
Now Playing: Potential Terror Threat Against Los Angeles Transit System
Now Playing: Arctic Blast Sweeps Nation as Tornadoes Threaten South
Now Playing: Latest Details on Causes of Oakland Warehouse Fire
Now Playing: Al Gore Meets With Donald and Ivanka Trump
Now Playing: Joe Biden Discusses Possibility of 2020 Presidential Run
Now Playing: Outrage Grows Over Michael Slager Mistrial
Now Playing: Jimmy Kimmel to Host 2017 Oscars
Now Playing: Santa's House Listed for $657K in the North Pole
Now Playing: {{itm.title}}


text:
Tina Louise@tinalouise active 3 years, 8 months ago
We try to help improve communications between different parts of Occupy London (working groups, camps and the GA) and between Occupy London and the public.
We do this in the following ways:
1) Working on […]
Free newspaper born out of the #Occupy London movement. Dedicated to sociopolitical, economic and environmental justice.
Our main task is to communicate between Occupy London and other movements, assemblies and occupations around the world. This includes following up and digesting information, news, invitations to meetings and […]
Develop the script and decision making process in the General Assembly. Currently adopting the consensus model as adopted by Occupy Wall Street. Planing General Assemblies, collating proposals from the proposals […]
This is a space to learn, share knowledge and develop skills through a wide series of workshops, lectures, debates, films, games, praxis and action. As formal education becomes more and more commodified and […]
Producing news and dealing with press inquiries.


text:
On your mobile? Click here for free downloads.
Home -> Software -> Applications -> Health
Full Version
How will you look with extra 20 kilo weight?
Uploaded: July 29, 2012
422,503 downloads
Full Version
This app is wonderful to massage your neck, hands, legs, shoulders and any other parts of body :-) New way of using your phone! With 37 different vibration modes and a possibility of building your own massage programs your body will feel the difference! Download now!
Uploaded: April 29, 2011
183,335 downloads
Free Ad-supported
Your phone can tell you now how your body feels and what the optimal weight for your height is. You can ask your mobile phone if you're healthy and beautiful in the same time. It really knows the answer!
Uploaded: September 26, 2009
367,326 downloads
Free Ad-supported
The Ultimate Tattoo App! Ever wanted a tattoo but was too afraid to do? Now is your chance to take a picture of any part of your body and add a cool tattoo on it.
Uploaded: November 6, 2011
269,030 downloads
Full Version
Java app turning your phone into a VIBRATOR. Features • 25 basic vibration modes (slow, medium and fast) • 12 advanced modes (slowing down, speeding up and random) • make your own vibration modes • massage y ...
Uploaded: July 17, 2010
250,517 downloads
Free Ad-supported
Brain Booster is a mobile application that can refresh your mind and give your brain a mental boost any time during the day.
Uploaded: October 13, 2010
52,331 downloads
Free Ad-supported
Now you won't need a heavy log of your Blood Pressure history. All you need is this ever useful application.
Uploaded: September 2, 2010
136,317 downloads
Full Version
Introducing MeraMobi; an intuitive, intelligent and easy-to-use application. Now Book tickets, Pay Bills, Access News, Track Stocks, Find Jobs, Catch Cricket Action, Get Bollywood and Page3 buzz, and Check your stars (Astrology). Anytime, Anywhere.
Uploaded: November 2, 2009
42,895 downloads
Free Ad-supported
Are you suffering with Over weight? Or are you depressed because of your low weight? You can manage your diet and weight with the help of this app.
Uploaded: September 2, 2010
30,430 downloads
Full Version
Log your weightlifting to improve and follow your progress. Choose among more than 80 exercises and make your own workout programs.
Uploaded: December 3, 2009
82,101 downloads


text:
World music wonder
Nikhil Korula's jam-rock has taken him far beyond his hometown of Arcadia
By Carl Kozlowski 11/15/2012
There are not many singers who can lay claim to the childhood resume of Nikhil Korula.
Korula was the youngest member of the Los Angeles Children's Chorus at age 7, performed at Carnegie Hall at 10 and sang "The Living Years" as part of a children's chorus backing the band Mike and The Mechanics on the Grammy Awards when he was 11.
Add in singing with the legendary Luther Vandross at age 12 and serenading Rod Stewart and his wife at Stewart's 1993 wedding the following year, and Korula would appear to have a life that couldn't get any better. But he adjusted well after his voice changed at 14 and is now not only a teacher at the Pasadena-based LA Music Academy, but is also getting radio airplay nationwide, as well as playing top halls and festivals as the leader of the eponymously named Nikhil Korula Band.
"It's music that makes your soul groove," he says. "We're a world-influenced jam band, and we improvise quite a bit in concert. We leave plenty of room open in our shows for improvised solos and sections we leave open in concert. I was excited by new frontiers that jazz improvisation offered, and that's part of the allure for me."
Indeed, Korula fell in love with jazz because of his appearance on the Grammys. While backstage there, he met and was fascinated by jazz icon Miles Davis. Growing up in Arcadia as the son of a doctor from East India who also "played a little bit and sang in a band called The Hormones during medical school," the Canadian-born Korula started singing in his church choir at the age of 5.
That choir's director turned him on to the Los Angeles Children's Chorus, paving the way for his early accomplishments. But after his voice changed, Korula switched to singing in jazz choir during high school and successfully auditioned for the USC Thornton School of Music.
"I studied there for four years and was heavily influenced by jazz there, so I took a songwriting class that changed my life," says Korula. "It made me want to start a band, and it's why I have a lot of jazz musicians in my band. The biggest factor came when I saw the Dave Matthews Band live and knew that's what I wanted to do."
When speaking about music, he bubbles over with enthusiasm, reeling off influences ranging from Sting, Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon to John Mayer, Stevie Wonder and Prince. Onstage, the charismatic Korula is filled with boundless energy, as he leads his seven-piece ensemble — featuring bass, drums, percussion, lead guitar, saxophone, acoustic guitar and even a full-time harmonica player — through raucous sets that have earned them a national fan base.
Their top traveling shows so far have included annual sets at Milwaukee's massively popular Summerfest and Tennessee's hot Bonnaroo Festival, while local gigs have included the Playboy Jazz Festival and the UCLA Jazz & Blues Festival. But best of all, the band has opened for three of Korula's heroes: the Dave Matthews Band, Jason Mraz and John Mayer.
The NK band is doing well on the recorded front as well, having sold out of its debut five-song EP before releasing the full-length CDs "The Way Things Work," Live Vibes," and "Music of the New Day." Not only do the songs ride an unpredictable wave of heavily improvised jazz-rock, they also carry a lyrical message of "love, honor, peace and promise," Korula says when asked about his themes.
"The biggest challenge is getting the awareness of what we do to the masses," says Korula. "We're getting on radio in 45 stations in 25 states, played in India, Australia, New Zealand and the UK, and one of my songs is being played at Lakers and Clippers games now. We do it all indie, but it would be great if a major label with the right vision for the band came along. I don't see that happening, and that's one reason I want to teach: So I can empower other students' careers."
And so it is that between nights onstage at hot clubs and in the booths of recording studios laying down tracks for his own solo album, Korula also finds himself teaching songwriting and giving private music lessons to his students. He's also the creator of the Rock Star 101 class at the academy, instructing students on how to put on a showcase and spotlight their songwriting for producers.
"I think music is one of the greatest healing powers in the world, and that's why I like to play it," says Korula. "It not only heals me, but heals other people."
Learn more about Nikhil Korula at nkband.com.
DIGG | del.icio.us | REDDIT


text:
*HTML is ON
*UBB Code is ON
Smilies Legend
Smilies Legend
If you have previously registered, but forgotten your password, click here.
T O P I C R E V I E WPhilipTelstar satellite BELL Labs display (US $350 shipping included). E-mail for photos.PhilipUS $300.00 worldwide FREE shipment...PhilipStill available... e-mail for photo
Copyright 2016 collectSPACE.com All rights reserved.
Ultimate Bulletin Board Version 5.47a
Ultimate Bulletin Board Version 5.47a


text:
Well, that's the thing. He doesn't eat very many healthy whole foods. I'm asking whether eating something is better than eating nothing.Most kids slow in their growth at that age any ways.
Just make sure what your feeding is healthy whole foods and your son should do just fine.
I've thought about doing that, but I haven't actually made the effort yet. Maybe I should start today.A food diary might help too, write down what hes eating and then look at a weeks worth of foods. insead of just a day!
Like I said in my initial post, I've tried many, many types of foods, ranging from jarred baby foods to what we're eating. Most of it he won't even touch. What he will eat is pretty varied, and some of it is jarred and some isn't.you might have more luck with self feeding table foods then the mashed up jar baby foods.


text:
I've taken the big plunge after 11 years at the Northwest Herald and joined the blogosphere.
A little bit about me is in order. I'm senior reporter Kevin Craver, and I have lived in McHenry County since 2000, when I accepted a job covering Woodstock for the newspaper. That doesn't count two deployments totaling about two years with the U.S. Army, where I served as an infantryman.
I've been senior reporter since 2005, and have won more than 60 journalism awards during a newspaper career spanning about 15 years. I married a nice local girl in 2006, bought two troublesome Siamese cats and settled down in Lakewood. When I'm not busy poking into everyone else's business, I can be found watching birds, reading, cooking or shooting, never at the same time.
Now for a little bit about my news judgment, and why I'm starting this blog.
I'm one of those shameless idealists who takes the phrase "public servant" literally. A public servant should serve the public, hence the clever name. In Illinois, this dynamic has the annoying tendency to get reversed. I'm also one of those shameless idealists who believes that elected officials and government employees should be held to the same standards, and follow the same rules, as the rest of us.
And I'm getting the nagging feeling here in the Land of Lincoln that the leaders elected and appointed to our 7,000 units of state government see the rest of us not as human beings, but as ATMs that can walk and talk.
The purpose of this "Opening Doors" blog is the same as the purpose of my news stories - to open the door for you to see what government does, and what it doesn't. When it works for you, when it works against you, and what it does when our leaders think that no one is watching.
Sometimes I'll share parts of stories that didn't make it to print because of space constraints. Other times, I'll share observations, or things to think about. And once in a while, I may write about something off the wall and apolitical, like the dread I have of what changes George Lucas made to Star Wars in the new Blu-ray collection.
So be sure to bookmark this blog, as I'll be updating it frequently. Let's all of us let the sunshine in on our government.


text:
Is it okay to supplement with formula? Will my daughter still get the benefits of breastmilk? The immune building benefits etc...? Thanks!
Printable View
Is it okay to supplement with formula? Will my daughter still get the benefits of breastmilk? The immune building benefits etc...? Thanks!
You can, but the best option overall is to feed expressed breastmilk (if possible). :) The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that healthy, full-term babies be exclusive breastfed for the first 6 months (or until baby shows all signs of readiness for solids).
Exclusive breastfeeding yeilds the most benefits, however *any* amount of breastfeeding is beneficial.
Hmmm...that's a very good question!
I located this resource. It has some good information, lots of research-based stuff:
From my understanding, it's absolutely best to feed breastmilk exclusively until it's time to introduce complimentary foods, aka solids. I think there was even a new thing out by the AAP. Let me see if I can find it...here ya go!
So, basicly the benefits are *better* if exclusive breastfeeding is a possiblity. If not, baby (and mama!) are both still recieving benefits.
HTH, and wasn't too confusing! LOL!
It is definitely true that ANY breastmilk is more beneficial than NO breastmilk.
However, it is also true that ANY formula is riskier than NO formula.
IMHO, the main risks of formula supplements fall into two categories: 1) It makes your baby's gut digest something that it wasn't designed to digest, increasing the risk of a range of problems from stinkier poops and discomfort to lifelong allergies. And 2) the negative impact of formula supplements on your own milk supply can be a "slippery slope" that sometimes leads to an almost accidental weaning -- especially if formula is offered because mom feels she "can't keep up."
Whether formula supplements are worth these risks is a judgment that is entirely up to you. Let us know if you need more information to help you make the best decision for your baby and yourself.
Giving some formula doesn't "cancel out" the good things in breastmilk. It is much better for a baby to continue to receive breastmilk, and if the mother feels that giving some formula will enable her to keep nursing longer, then this is a reasonable option in some situations. The older the baby is, the more easily they can handle the foreign proteins in formula. Ideally it would be after 6 months, but as parents we don't always have the option to do everything ideally. In the end, it is the mother's decision about what is right for her situation.


text:
Afterward both bands participated in Sightreading (playing new piece music for the first time). The Symphonic Band made a "Excellent" rating and the Concert Band made a "Superior" rating.
Next week, the bands will compete in the UIL Music Region 14 Concert and Sightreading contest at Victoria West High School.
"Both Mr. Jose Villarreal with the Symphonic band and Miss Lisa Alvalos with the Concert Band did an excellent job," said band director Jaime Vela. "They have been working hard for this competition. Next week will be their real UIL competition. Last year, we didn't bring concert group, they had many issues that kept them from coming. This program is growing. I'm proud of these kids and their directors."


text:
William E. Wallace, Jr. focuses his practice on mergers, acquisitions and dispositions of public and private companies, partnership, joint venture and teaming arrangements, corporate restructurings, out-of-court workouts, public and private equity and debt financings, and licensing arrangements.
Bill has substantial experience in negotiating complex business transactions in a wide variety of industries, including radio and television broadcasting, publishing, multimedia, entertainment, financial services, hotels and casinos, textiles, and aerospace and defense.
Bill also represents clients in a variety of transactions in the pharmaceutical, biotech and medical devices industries, including acquisitions, dispositions, cross-licensing agreements and settlement agreements arising from patent infringement litigations. He has represented many of the major pharmaceutical companies, as well as a number of smaller development-stage companies.
Bill is an experienced corporate counselor, advising companies, boards of directors and board committees on a broad range of issues, including regulatory compliance, corporate governance, compensation issues and conflicts. Bill also represents foreign-based individuals and corporations in making investments in the United States, and counseling such clients on corporate and securities law compliance. Bill serves on the Corporation Law Committee of the New York City Bar Association.
In The Market
- Kaye Scholer Advises Celestica in Asset Acquisition from Karel Manufacturing December 9, 2016 • Pressemitteilungen
- Pro Bono Amicus Brief Cited by Court of Appeals in Religious Profiling Case November 9, 2015 • Pressemitteilungen
- Harrah's Sale Completed January 28, 2008 • Pressemitteilungen


text:
I hate the drop in milk supply it causes, and it seems in the last few months, that the supply has a hard time coming back up to par. I am struggling just to get 3oz today. I know my pump is partly to blame, I have used it now for 18 months. I know that she does not need the milk at daycare anymore, but I have such a sense of guilt if I don't provide it. So looks like its back on the fenugreek for me...ugh! She is 21 months old, I do not want to wean. I honestly don't mind pumping, it is just so discouraging that on Friday, I got my 4-6 oz, and today...I got 2. My period is due in a few days, so I know this is why. I have always struggled with a low supply, so I am afraid that if I do not pump, weaning may be in the near future, I am hoping to let her wean naturally.
Thanks for reading the hormonal rantings of me!


text:
Dear members,
Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
I just watched it and I felt soo sad/upset after.
I don't read the manga so I had no idea what to expect but Lucy has improved so much :y
It was so sad what happened to her
I hope Natsu does get Raven Tail back
he will
Natsu won't. I don't want to spoil it for you, but something will happen.
If u don't read manga it will be a spoiler for u and anyone else so read it on ur own risk.this is gonna happen-
natsu's not gonna do a shit to raven tail,laxus will defeat every member of raven tail includinfg the master[his dad] all by himself.........lucy gonna be insulted again by sabertooth[this time way too badly] nd fairy tail kicks their two dragon's teams butt[well natsu only] and become no.1......a lot happens between these scenarios but this is enough to spoil
I read the manga and I can tell you this...don't miss the upcoming eps, they will be great
Originally Posted by YowYan
I read the manga and I can tell you this...don't miss the upcoming eps, they will be great
Agreed with this! Don't miss the upcoming eps at all, things get really interesting.
But yeah when this happened in the manga I felt for Lucy, just wait till a little later though...
Thanks for not spoiling anything for me guys
Forum Rules


text:
Heliophysics - Sun Topics
The 2008 Great Moonbuggy Race
2008 — April 6, 2011
Contestants in NASA's 15th Annual Great Moonbuggy Race have crossed the finish line. And the winner is.... Read today's story to find out who crashed and who triumphed in the adventurous competition.
Moondust and Duct Tape
2008 — Sept. 20, 2011
Going to the Moon? Don't forget your duct tape. Thirty-six years ago when Apollo 17 Astronautsfound themselves a quarter million miles from home with a damaged moonbuggy, a roll of "good old fashioned American gray tape" saved the day.
New Radar Maps of the Moon
2008 — April 6, 2011
New high-resolution radar maps of the Moon's south pole reveal a fantastic land with peaks as high as Mt. McKinley and crater floors four times deeper than the Grand Canyon.
Who's Orbiting the Moon?
2008 — April 6, 2011
Do you know who's orbiting the moon? The answer might surprise you. Find out in today's story from Science@NASA.
Lunar Leonid Strikes
2006 — April 6, 2011
The Moonis getting hit by meteoroids more often than anyone expected. That's the tentative conclusion of astronomers who recently saw two Leonids hit The Moonand explode.
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
Climate scientists are learning new things from an old and very powerful Alaskan volcano: Novarupta.
Lunar Dust Buster
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
NASA researchers have built a device that picks up moondust and takes it for a ride on an electrodynamic wave--like a surfer on the ocean. Their invention could come in handy when Astronautsreturn to the Moon.
Good News and a Puzzle
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
Earth's ozone layer appears to be on the road to recovery, but the reasons why aren't fully understood.
The Mysterious Smell of Moondust
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
Long after the last Apollo astronaut left the moon, a mystery lingers: Why does moondust smell like gunpowder?
Big Air on the Moon
2006 — Sept. 20, 2011
Olympic aerialist and gold medal winner Eric Bergoust discusses the wonderful possibilities of ski-jumping on the moon.


text:
After experience major pains in Cincinnati earlier this week, an extension of the offensive troubles in Miami, the Phillies lit up the board with 13 hits, but still fell short against the Cardinals, 4-3.
Hamels Returning to Form
-Cole Hamels looked closer to the Hamels of old, as he struck out eight Cardinals in seven innings. He allowed five hits, two walks, and three runs, but looked to have better command of the strike zone, something that has plagued him in the early going.
Adams OK?
-Mike Adams gave up a solo home run to Carlos Beltran and also walked Allen Craig in the eighth inning. On the surface, it would look like a small blip. However, on the home run to Beltran, Adams hit just 90 mph on the gun. His average fastball this season is below 90, a 2 mph drop from 2012 and a 3 mph drop from 2011. Adams is coming off a surgery where a rib was permanently removed, so it could be a rebuilding of strength. Regardless, it's something to keep an eye on.
Offense gets to Wainwright
-The offense didn't torch him, but the Phillies did "explode" for nine hits against a pitcher who was coming off a 12-strikeout shutout of the Brewers last week. All told, they managed 13 hits against Cards pitching.
-The issue wasn't the base hits, but the lack of pitches taken. The Phillies did not walk and haven't taken a BB since Sunday in Miami. As Ruben Amaro stated before the game, that is unacceptable. Wainwright threw just 28 pitches that were not strikes. Yes, he's one of the best in the game at pounding the strike zone. However, the Phillies could only work two three-ball counts against the St. Louis starter. It's not going to get any better unless they find better ways to get guys aboard.
For all those wondering (of course you are), #Phillies 1 inning away from becoming 4th NL team since '35 to go 4 G in row without drawing BB
— Jayson Stark (@jaysonst) April 19, 2013
That stat from Jayson Stark is insane.
-Freddy Galvis is going to be a fan favorite soon. Not only was he in the lineup for the first time in his career as left fielder, but he belted a double deep to left-center field and finished the game 2-for-4 with a few hard hit balls. Charlie Manuel spoke very highly of him before the game. Could he be the spark? It's going to be hard to keep him out of the lineup if he continues to have solid at-bats.
Ninth Inning Heroics Fall Short
-In the ninth, Ben Revere jump aboard with a single up the middle, then moved to third on an Erik Kratz bloop single. Frandsen moved Kratz up to second on a ground out. But that's where it would end as Jimmy Rollins struck out and Galvis grounded out to end the threat.
30 Comments
No walks in four games. Who is the damn hitting coach and what is he doing to help these guys anyway? Damn poor at bats.
All jimmy needed was a fly ball. Get rid of that bum and send Charlie with him
If he went away in the 2011 off season would have been best case senario.
Revere on 3rd 0 outs and yuo dont score LOLOL
you cannot make this up
0 walks now 37 innings
and they cant hit either
Yea they pitch to rollins LOLOLOL
Even with Galvis behind him
This team is very very bad I said 95-100 loses was possible.
That scenario is playing out.
95 losses? this team finished 81 and 81 (that's .500 for you numbskulls) last year with utley and howard out. this years team is clearly superior to last. your trolling is weak.
Yes, this team really looks superior to last years team.
That ninth inning was at first exciting
Then inexcusable
To not score a single run when it's first and third with 0 outs is pathetic.
Another game well below 40,000. I think we'll see under 30,000 by the Pittsburgh series.
Hey guys at least Howard was 3-4 tonight!
Walk are so 2008.
The Braves have 29 HRs in their first 15 games!
Impressive. The best the Phils did last year was 22 home runs in a couple of 15-game stretches.
Let me add some to the pile.
Same comment as last couple of nights PA..f—-ing THETIC
The worst thing Ruben is doing is waiting before he does an overhaul, including himself. He was trying to squeeze out one more playoff run. The problem is if he started last year, I believe it would have been much quicker and less painful. If he continues to wait before moving a couple players for prospects, this process could have the phillies down for several years. But why should Ruben care because he will be long gone, probably with another team or a baseball analyst.
hard to swallow this advice right now but you all have to calm down. this team can compete. and will compete. just having a bad week. three days ago we were all giddy about winning two straight series. calm down. let this play out. if halladay lee and hamels pitch like they're capable, and the big piece rounds into form, this team can win a wild card this year. no doubt about it.
baseball is a very very long season folks. step back off the ledge.
Ryan H – Very well said!
I wish I could agree about it being very well said. The general perspective, I think you're spot on, but I think it's a little optimistic about winning a wild card. Not impossible, but from what I've seen 10% on the books, gonna be tough. Still, a lot more patient view than some around here that react by the inning. I could be wrong, hope so.
Ryan Howard rounding into form and making the wild card? What, so we can watch him strike out to end the playoffs again? Howard is one of the last people I'd want up to the dish in a pressure situation. And that shouldn't be the case with your cleanup hitter.
Yet year in and year out Howard hits better in pressure situations than non-pressure ones, and is always one of the Phils' best hitters in those situations.
I can't fathom how they don't score a run with first and third and none out. NOTHING. It drives me nuts. Every other team can lift a ball to the outfield except this one.
I was positive for a while on this team, but I see less and less reason to be so. Yes it's a long season but I've seen the same song behind the plate for two years now.
That's the problem here. Everyone is saying small sample size, but these same problems have existed for well over a year now. What contending team would try to enter a season with an outfield as bad as this one? Plummeting attendance is what ultimately drives management to make changes. Unfortunately, Charlie will go first – the manager almost always goes before the GM. I'm sure they'll give RAJ one more off-season to try to fix this mess, but I've lost faith in his decision making.
I think you're referring to situational hitting as a problem, and I would say that hitting period is a much bigger problem. Can't score runners from third if they're not there. The Phillies have had a runner on 3rd with less than 2 out 28 times, and scored the runner 15 of those times. That's a 54% success rate.
The NL average success rate is… 54%.
The Cardinals' success rate is… 51%
So the Phils haven't been great at that, but not awful, either. The average success rate last year was 49%, and the Phils were below that at 46%.
Having said that, with 1st and 3rd and no one out and the game on the line you have to find a way to get the run home, and the bottom of the ninth was e x t r e m e l y frustrating.
I actually don't have a problem with the outfield choices, partly because I expect Revere and Brown to do much better than they have so far. But choosing to put money in one part of the team (pitching, 3rd base) at the expense of another is not, by itself, going to keep them from making the playoffs. If Young stops hitting, or the pitching doesn't improve (or the outfield for that matter), those are the issues that will keep them out of the playoffs.
In the meantime, just down 95 a bit in Crabtown – Matt Weiters comes to bat in the bottom of the 10th with the bases loaded and hits a grandslam. The Orioles win their 17th consecutive extra inning game.
So that's how its done?
All while limping along in April, 4 games under .500 and already 7.5 games out of first place.
It was 8 games ago the last time the Phils scored more than 3 runs in one game.
Galvis would be in my lineup every night someplace, somehow. He always has a professional at bat and rarely looks embarrassed at the plate. Not like these other bums. I'd start him in left field in place of the Mayberry/Nix platoon….period. It sends a message to the team that whoever is hitting is going to play.
Dave, I totally agree with you. I love Galvis' intensity and I would keep rotating him around. Also it is time to give Revere a game off.
Charlie needs to go. With first and third you play small ball if you're down by 1 and that's not something he knows how to manage. He was a good manager when he could let his players play but now they are old and need to change approaches and style and he refuses to do either.
Here is some good news
Our Pinch Hitters are hitting over 300 and are 3rd best in baseball:)


text:
Additional Resources
Library Department Websites
Library Hours : Fall semester 2016
Contact the Library
Monday - Thursday:
8:00 am - 12:00 am
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
10:00 am - 7:00 pm
3:00 pm - 12:00 am
Computer Labs close 15 minutes prior to the closing time.
Frederick Douglass LibraryUniversity of Maryland Eastern Shore11868 Academic OvalPrincess Anne, MD 21853
Library Comments and Suggestions
Click Here to read About the Dean.
Click Here to read Douglass Notes, Volume 6, no. 4
RefWorks is available now to all students, faculty and staff. Click on the RefWorks logo to begin using it or Click Here for more information/tutorials.
UMES Yearbooks (1959 - 2009) Have Been Digitized
See the Special Collections web page for more information.


text:
88 Liberty View Drive
Jersey City, NJ 07305
(201) 721-8888
Monday-Friday 4pm-2am
Saturday & Sunday 12pm-2am
Family friendly: Kids are welcome until 9pm.
Yes! I would like to receive email updates about the Zeppelin Hall.
Copyright © 2016 Zeppelin Hall. All Rights Reserved. Sitemap
Beer Website Design by Brew Studio
88 Liberty View Drive | Jersey City, NJ 07305
(201) 721-8888


text:
Current Legal Developments
Hot Topics
The following information on Student Criminal Background Checks was prepared by the National Association of College and University Attorneys. It presents many of the issues in this area from a national perspective. As you read this note, it is important to know that California law does not require CSU to perform criminal background checks on students or prospective students, except for those who participate in fieldwork in the public schools (see CA Education Code sections 44340 and 44341), or work in certain health, elderly and child care facilities (CA Health & Safety Code sections 1522, 1569.17 and 1596.871). CSU has the discretion to conduct checks on incoming or current students and applicants where the circumstances suggest a reason to do so.
Where CSU elects to conduct background checks, the California Information Practices Act (at Civil Code section 1798.17) requires that the students or prospective students receive notice as to any statutory authority which authorizes maintenance of the information, whether submission of the information is mandatory or voluntary, the consequences of not providing the information, the principal purpose for which the information is to be used, to whom the information will be disclosed, and the individual's right to access to the records maintained by CSU. Where CSU obtains information directly from third parties, this notice is not required, nor is any consent. Any information obtained from a third party must be provided to the individual to whom it pertains, upon request, along with its source.


text:
Download Flash Player Free
If you're in search of a Media Player for playback of Adobe Flash files, look no further, Easy Media Player boasts one of the best range of features amongst the media players. It's 100% customizable, giving you total control of your media experience. With it's source code used by tens of millions worldwide and housing a huge range of features, it's no wonder it is the ideal solution for all FLV playing needs. And best of all - it's the full version and completely free!
The Download-Free install manager will handle your installation, Learn More.
By installing you agree to the EULA. Learn how to uninstall software Here.
The original version of this software is also available free from the developers site.


text:
Today on our blog, Kristine Hass discusses Henry Ford Museum's display of Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition and the ship's Michigan connections.
Although the ship may have gone down 100 years ago, almost 2,000 miles from where Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is displayed at Henry Ford Museum, its story hits closer to home than I had realized.
It turns out that 64 passengers aboard the luxurious liner were Michigan-bound. Close to half were headed to Detroit, Dearborn and Pontiac, with the majority of the rest heading to the Upper Peninsula's mining region. Furthermore, the very first person to board one of the lifeboats was a young newlywed – Helen Bishop – from Sturgis, Mich. That fateful night in 1912, she and her husband were heading home after a three-month honeymoon abroad.
When it was my time to enter the exhibit, I was given a boarding pass that identified a real passenger who traveled on the ship, along with the class in which she traveled (although some other guests' boarding passes listed crew members), where she was coming from, where she was going and if she were traveling alone or with others. That alone gave me a personal investment in the fate of that individual. I knew I was hooked.
The exhibit is very engaging, taking you on a journey beginning with the ship's conception and construction to its tragic conclusion. I couldn't help but feel the excitement at the very beginning: The innovative plans, the luxurious accommodations of the first- and second-class cabins, the dreams of those planning to make a new life in the United States, and the pre-voyage hype – even while knowing the sad irony of the ship being touted as "unsinkable."
As I traveled through the exhibit, the stories of the passengers' lives aboard it started to take shape. There I was, viewing actual artifacts carefully recovered from the ship's wreckage almost two-and-a-half miles deep on the ocean floor. That, coupled with the recreated settings from the grand first-class to the simple, yet efficient, spaces of third-class and crew – I couldn't help but enter right into the story. I think it was seeing the encased chandelier that had once hung in the ship's first-class accommodations when the experience changed for me and became very real.
I followed the timeline of events with the other visitors in the exhibit, and when the ship's unhappy fate became clear through a series of events and tragedy imminent – the mood for everyone present became much more somber.
The stories of some of the passengers traveling to Michigan that are highlighted in the exhibit really struck me because of their close connections to my own home state. Honestly, I hadn't given it much thought. The ship was traveling to New York; I hadn't contemplated the passengers' final destinations.
But there were Michigan connections throughout the ship's history, from passengers young and old (or newly married) to the Michigan senator who chaired the U.S. Senate hearings that began just one day after surviving passengers of the wreck arrived in New York, with the results of the investigations leading to significant maritime reform, much of which is still in place today.
At the conclusion of the exhibit, I stood with others as we quietly compared the names on our boarding passes with those on the Memorial Wall. Each of us wondered if our passenger was one of the 700 to survive…or one of the more than 1,500 to go down with the RMS Titanic on April 15, 1912.
I think the Titanic continues to fascinate because it had an impact on so many people – not just those aboard the ship, but their loved ones on the departing and waiting shores.
And I admit: I was relieved to learn that the third-class passenger on my boarding pass, who was traveling from Lebanon with her small children, had survived.
You can learn more about the Titanic exhibition on The Henry Ford's blog.
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is at Henry Ford Museum through Sept. 30, 2012. It is a ticketed exhibit with timed entries. It is recommended that visitors purchase tickets in advance. The Henry Ford is offering and opportunity to win four tickets the exhibit and museum in its weekly Titanic Ticket Tuesday giveaway via Facebook. Also, on the second Tuesday of each month through Sept., the museum and exhibit are open late and there is a 7 p.m. featured Titanic-related presentation. Playing at The Henry Ford IMAX Theatre are James Cameron's Titanic: An IMAX 3-D Experience and the documentary that takes film-goers to the underwater site of the ship – Titanica.
Kristine Hass is a mother of five and long-time member of The Henry Ford. She frequently blogs about coming events and visits to America's Greatest History Attraction. All photos courtesy of Kristine.


text:
1960-72 Chevy C-10 & C-20 Rear Axle Shim Set for Coil Spring Rear Suspension
Dial in your Rear Trailing Arm Suspension! Aluminum rear axle pinion shims for all Chevrolet C-10 & C-20 trucks with coil spring rear suspension. Fits 1960, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 and 1972 GM trailing arm trucks.
1960-72 Chevy C10, C20 Truck Tubular Trailing Arm Set, Extreme Performance
HOT New item! Chevy C10 & C20 Truck Tubular Trailing Arms. These are the Trickest and strongest design on the market for your 1960-72 Chevy coil spring truck suspension.
1963-72 Chevy C10 Truck, Suspension Kit, Stage 2 with Coil Springs
Stage 2 suspension kit available for 1963-64 & 1965-72 Chevy C10 Truck with coil springs front and rear. Improves handling and overall performance of your classic truck.


text:
USDA's Healthy Eating Index [1]
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) [2]
The 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans [3] from the USDA Center for Nutrition [4] Policy and Promotion.
University of Minnesota Extension Service Nutrition Education Programs [5]
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service Center [6]
U.S. Department of Agriculture MyPyramid website [7]
The Linus Pauling Institute website [9] gives scientific information regarding the role of vitamins, mineral, other nutrients and phytonutrients.
Albers, S. (2003). Eating Mindfully. Oakland, California: New Harbinger Publications, Inc.
David, M. (1991). Nourishing Wisdom. New York: Random House.
Halweil, B. (2007). Still No Free Lunch: Nutrient Content of U.S. Food Suffers at Hands of High Yields. Foster, RI: Organic Center.
Hyman, M. (2003). Ultraprevention. New York: Scribner.
Kabat-Zinn, J. (2005). Coming to Our Senses. New York: Hyperion.
Kesten, D., Scherwitz, L. (2007). The Enlightened Diet. Berkeley, California: Celestial Arts.
Nestle, M. (2002). Food Politics. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
Pelletier, K. (1993). Between Mind and Body: Stress, Emotions, and Health in Mind Body Medicine. New York: Consumer Reports Books.
Planck, N. (2006). Real Food. New York: Bloomsbury.
Pollan, M. (2008). In Defense of Food. New York: Penguin Press.
Pollan, Michael (2006). The Omnivore's Dilemma. New York, NY: Penguin Press.
Robbins, J., Ornish, D. (2001). The Food Revolution: How Your Diet Can Help Save Your Life and Our World. Berkely, CA: Conari Press.
Taubes, G. (2007). Good Calories, Bad Calories. New York: Knopf.
Weil, A. (2000). Eating Well for Optimal Health. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
Weil, A. (2005). Healthy Aging. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
Willett, W. (2001). Eat Drink and Be Healthy. New York: Simon & Schuster.
[1] http://www.cnpp.usda.gov/healthyeatingindex.htm
[2] http://www.iom.edu/
[3] http://www.health.gov/dietaryguidelines
[4] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/glossary/3#term29
[5] http://www.extension.umn.edu/Nutrition
[6] http://www.ars.usda.gov/
[7] http://www.mypyramid.gov/index.html
[8] http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/home.shtml
[9] http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/
[10] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/our-experts/carolyn-denton-ln
[11] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/our-experts/karen-lawson-md
[12] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/our-experts/linda-armstrong-rd-ld-mba-faculty-normandale-community-college-minnesota
[13] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/promo-tiles/resources-integrative-health


text:
And yet I look like Thadias, I smell like Thadias, I talk like Thadias, and you say i'm not the real Thadias. Heheheh.
Originally Posted by Xinroki
*Still looking at thadias* Thadias has a split personality. One said is an evil, heartless bastard that will do anythign to ruin peoples lives. But the otherside is a helpful, friendly Thadias that careless little for his own gain and wants others to be happy. That, is the real Thadias. The Thadias thats standing right here, isn't the deal him. Its his other half.
zetsu style?
wow... so the person that cut ur arm or sumthing like that is the evil side of thadias?
That still doesn't make you the real deal. You may look, smell and sound like Thadias, but your just some screwed up side of him that he has wanted to get rid of since he was a kid.
Originally Posted by darknesscreater
zetsu style?
wow... so the person that cut ur arm or sumthing like that is the evil side of thadias?
Yes. Thats how he caught me off guard. I thought he was in control but before I could notice he took off my arm and was gone. I won't fall for it again though.
so now wut, r we going back to his past?
ugh... i hate this kinda stuff, ill see yall lata
Heheheheh. Speaking of your arm. I see you got it back. Such a shame, I thought you looked better without it.
that wus unnessesarily cold...
Ya. I did get it back. No thanks to you though.
Heheh. Don't you think I did you a favor? Making pretty little Kayame come running to your side. Hehehehh.
You leave Kayame out of this. This is between you and me.
Aww. Looks like I struck a nerve. How does Kayame fare these days? Is she still saying she loves you after she threw you away all that time again? What honestly makes you think she won't do it again? Because she says she loves you? She also said she loved you 10 years ago before she threw you away. Heheheh.
I know she loves me because she told Blood strate up she just wanted to be friends and was in love with me. I know shes in love with me because of the way she kisses me. I know shes in love with me because of the way she cuddles up to me. The only reason why I hated her for all those years was because of the lies you told me. Why don't you hurry up and give control back over to the real thadias, because your a royal pain in the ass.
Heheheh. The way she kisses you? The way she told Blood to piss of basicly? The way she cuddles up to you? These all sounds like things shes doing so you can think she loves you. Your really stupid you know that Xin? You say you know that she loves you, but yet you honestly don't really know if she does or not do you? I remember at the Amazi castle you were questioning her love for you, and she continued to tell you she really loved you. How can you be so sure that she really loves you. Heheheh.
wuts w/ the creepy laugh?
I'm done listening to your lies Thadias. Why don't you take your sorry ass off and annoy someone else. Because your really begining to piss me off.
Yet again, looks like I struck a nerve. Fine. If you won't listen to reason, maybe Kayame will. Heheheheheh. *Vanishes*
I swear to god thadias if you say anything to Kayame that will hurt her I will rip your heart out and shove it down your throat.
DC, you got to help me keep Thadias from lying to Kayame. You are a witness to everything he said here. If Kayame tries to break up with me, you got to tell her you saw and heard the whole thing. Please.
alright, under one minor condition...
Originally Posted by darknesscreater
alright, under one minor condition...
Alright. What is it?
Forum Rules


text:
Blanche Dumire Moody
Blanche Dumire Moody, daughter of Daniel and Phoebe Haight Dumire, b. 23 Jul 1872 and d. 26 Jan 1960. Married William Webster Moody, son of Montgomery and Nancy Princetta (Terwilliger) Moody 24 Dec 1891. Lived in Strattanville, Clarion Co, PA.
Photograph found in a Victorian photo album that belonged to the submitter's great-grandparents, Orin Burton and Nancy Margaret Humphreys Terwilliger of Millcreek Township, Clarion County, PA. This album contained pictures of siblings of each, parents, other relatives and friends.
Click on the City or Town name right under the name of the photograph, to view more photographs from that city or town. If there's a county listed, you can view more photographs from that county. If you see a surname listed under the title of the photograph, you can click on that surname or surnames to view more photos that are associated with that surname. Same thing works with any of the other "tags" listed right under the title of the photograph. You may be able to make the photo larger, if the original photograph was larger than the photo shown here. Click on the word "original" above and a window will open with a the photo in a larger size. Want to add some information or comment on this photo? Click on "Add new comment" above.


text:
I can't avoid feeling identified with Russian Red. Young, on the latest fashion trends and, on top of that, sings great. Her song Cigarettes moves me because of her incredible voice and the melody so intimate. Furthermore, the story reminds me of a personal experience and it always makes me emotional listening to it.
The album I Love Your Glasses (2008, Eureka) is one of the most I've heard in recent years. It's been two years since its publication and I'm still enjoying it like the first day. Thanks to it I discovered other types of Folk and Pop from Spanish artists.
Russian Red was the first to leap to fame and to sell no less than 30,000 copies of their debut album. Then came other names like Anni B Sweet or Alondra Bentley. Three artists who have rejuvenated the Spanish music scene through their songs.
Russian Red is Lourdes Hernandez, a 24 year old girl from Madrid who has never stopped in recent years, touring all over Spain. Anni B Sweet is a year younger and is aka of Ana Lopez, a girl from Malaga who has just published her first album, entitled Start, Restart, Undo (2009, Arindelle / Subterfuge).
The third is Alondra Bentley, who signs with her real name. Originally from Britain she is the eldest of the three. Active for many years, it was not until 2009 when I could hear her very warm debut album, Ashfield Avenue (2009, Absolute Beginners).
What I like about them is that natural style they have. The way to sing so intimate. Love songs that move and always with a careful style of dress. They are real trendsetters in their sector thanks to their great folk style with their tartan shirts and short, naive dresses.
I have seen all of them live and I am a big fan. Music, fashion and youth all in one. Can you ask for more? Yes, a song like I Feel Alive from Alondra Bentley. Precious.


text:
Hilton Head info
Hello All,
I am heading down to Hilton Head with my Gheenoe next week, and fortunately will have more spare time on my hands than I thought. As I take time to adjust to that fact, I am now trying to learn as much as possible about the fishing down there. I have limited experience fishing in the salt, which has all been done on the gulf thus far. I am of course a freshwater guy, spending the majority of my time on tailwaters and lakes. The Atlantic coast will be a whole new world for me, and I would greatly appreciate any information on recommended gear setups, general patterns, and of course, boat access.
My rig is a Gheenoe Classic with a 25hp Yamaha on it. I can get really skinny with it, but I know I have much to learn about the tides and local waterways. Is there a preferred source for charts? Any rules of thumb to look for regarding water levels and fishing in the area would be immensely helpful. Also are there any good shops locally? And of course, any and all information will be greatly appreciated as I am just trying to soak up as much knowledge as possible. If anyone on here lives in the area down there, I wouldn't mind taking you out on the water as long as you don't mind me picking your brain..... No worries, I won't ask for honeyholes, just the basics. Thanks so much and have a great day.
Buzz'd Fly Fishing
The redfishing is good this time of year. Crab patterns, spoon flies, shrimp patterns, and minnow patterns can produce well. I like to use a 7-9 wt rod with wf floating fly line. On the low tides you can look for fish on shallow mud flats. On the higher tides (7.6-8.3 uncorrected at the savannah river mouth) you can find reds tailing in the high tide flats.
Remember we get up to 10 foot tides here (range from low to high) so boating can be challenging. A top spot map will give you plenty of places to try....as far as charts go I am a non-boater at this point.
Bay Street Outfitters in Beaufort is my local fly shop and they can help you with information, flies, etc. You can talk to Tony, Tuck, or Owen and they will help you out. (843) 524-5250. Let them know that John sent you.
Hope this helps and enjoy.
Thanks a ton for the information, hugely helpful. I will head over to Bay Street when I get into town and get myself squared away. I am sure this will be a very humbling experience for me, but I'm just excited to have so much time to fish! Thanks again, and I will post pics and results as I go. Tight lines,
Buzz'd Fly Fishing
|Thread Tools
|Display Modes
Linear Mode
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 11:20 PM.


text:
They never has gone from our wardrobe. Even cold, rain, nor platforms shut them down. Dancer shoes or french shoes… also in Spain we have a lot of different names to call this kind of shoes. It's a classic that is imposing one of the trends of the current season. They're comfortable, nice and flat!, and this summer they're on stage full of printings and a lot of really wonderful things.
Dancer shoes wear during all the year, a basic on our wardrobe, but if we have an special moment to show the models is the arrival of the hot summer. Leave the winter boots and put on this temporal and comfortable shoe. You have a different kind of dancer shoe for every look. Bet for the colour, for the animal and flower prints, for the crow's foot or spots, and for the most original materials, like charol or buckskin.
If you like fashion but staying comfortable, choose a dancer shoes by day. I like more with a jeans to go a casual way, ideal to go shopping. Also choose them by night, with a braces mini-dress. The perfect look to show in a summer party, like this parties you won't end until the morning. And why not, choose them to go to the beach. They combine fine with any style, from retro to smart looks.
Fashion designers show them up on fashion shows, and they introduce in their collections as an essential complement. There are a lot who uphold the feminity of the flat shoes. For example, Donna Karan has an open battle with Manolo Blahnik o Jimmy Choo, this ones lovers of the heel. And not only designers, celebrities join this trend too… Brigitte Bardot on the 50's, Audrey Hepburn on the 60's and Kate Moss on 2000 have been one of the most loyal followers. Now, they all wear it.
This summer say "I want" this comfortable, cheap and versatile shoe.


text:
Tractors and trout; Who could ask for anything more?
June 12, 2013 —
It is my humble opinion that if Norman Rockwell were alive today, he'd be living in the Upper Delaware River Valley. Rockwell, who was a 20th century American painter and illustrator, enjoyed a broad popular appeal in the United States for his reflection of American culture, and is most famous for his cover illustrations of everyday life scenarios he created for The Saturday Evening Post magazine for more than four decades. I can neither draw nor paint, but can often be seen around the region with my camera in hand, striving to capture images of country life, and this past weekend provided many opportunities to do just that.
Some of my city slicker friends still mock, but my enthusiasm for the parades that march down Main Street USA cannot be dampened (rain or shine) and the cavalcades continue to enthrall. My first stop this weekend was at the 10th annual Livingston Manor, NY Trout Parade, which stepped out in grand style. The website (www.troutparade.com) promised "a very fishy event, with wacky marching bands, funny floats, processional puppets, musical performances and a whole lot of fun." Just when I thought I had seen it all, the trout parade exploded this year with more floats, more fish and more folks than any previous year. The River Reporter was on hand to help the crowd reflect on the event and Dharma did her doggone best to entertain the kids as I snapped pics of them posing for the "front page" of the paper. To see those shots, and pics of the wildly entertaining parade, visit our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/theriverreporter) to share and tag your friends.