text:
Long Sleeve Shirred Drape Neck Top
Style: 570057573
Out of Stock
Shirring fashions cocktail-hour sophistication with silky jersey knit that feels perfectly casual. Shirred, button-accented long sleeves. 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. Machine wash, cold; lay flat to dry. Imported.
- Contour stretch fit.
- Draped neckline and raglan shoulders. Silvertone buttons.
- Hits at mid to lower hip (25" from shoulder).
Read more… Read less…


text:
|Live Chat
Web Development
Custom Websites
Each client has different online needs. We determine what your specific web needs are, and then develop a custom website that will help you achieve your personal, business and financial goals.
Custom Programming
Hulo Design Group can design and build custom software applications that will save your business time and money.
We have experience in software development for business applications including Health Insurance, Real Estate, Environmental Compliance, Motor Fuel Road Tax and U.S. Military with:
Database Design and Development
Rent-a-Database Administrator? What a great idea, and a great value. Hulo Design Group removes the drudge-work of Database Administration by creating, maintaining, and enhancing all your MySQL, Microsoft Access and SQL Server databases.
We also provide database administration and support. We'll design and build, or review and document the database your business needs. As your business grows and your needs change, we can update your database quickly to keep your site effective and efficient.
Informational Websites
Informational websites are inexpensive and provide an easy and effective internet presence to tell your customers:
Informational sites are custom built around your specific needs. Each site is unique and has a look and feel that sets it apart.
Hulo Design Group can get your inexpensive, informational website started quickly by registering your new domain (www.YourBusinessName.com), which is FREE with a one-year hosting plan.
E-commerce Solutions
Internet shopping has become the world's marketplace. We can enable you to take advantage of this continually growing industry.
Mobile Programming
At Hulo Design Group we can design and build custom mobile java applications, which are useful in today`s time and will be in the future. Consider this, your website interacting with your client`s mobile, providing handy services to their mobile phone.
What we offer is custom mobile applications in addition of WAP pages.
Different types of technologies we use:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Supports the Beauty of Nails**
An active lifestyle, harsh detergents, on-the-run nutrition - all can have an effect on the health of your nails. Gelatin is one of the raw materials for collagen, the building block for strong, healthy nails.** As a supplement, Gelatin supports the beauty of your nails.**No Artificial Color, Flavor or Sweetener, No Preservatives, No Sugar, No Starch, No Milk, No Lactose, No Soy, No Gluten, No Wheat, No Yeast, No Fish, Sodium Free.


text:
Support Us
Don't wait. Make a difference in a child's life today. Learn how you can support us.
Free Newsletter
Translate This Page
|NJ First Steps Infant Toddler Initiative
The New Jersey First Steps Infant Toddler Initiative was created to assist early educators in offering the very best possible care for New Jersey's youngest citizens. Three regional agencies, Programs for Parents, Inc. (northern), Community Coordinated Child Care of Union County (central) and the Southern Regional Child Care Resource Center, EIRC (southern) serve as lead agencies for the 16 child care resource and referral agencies across the state. The agencies employ Infant/Toddler Specialists who partner with early care providers and their directors, by providing professional development, technical assistance, consultation services, program assessment and resources.
NEW JERSEY FIRST STEPS Fact & Figures


text:
Results 1 to 2 of 2
#1 Homeowner, 73, finds drug-taking squatters living under her home01-08-2013, 10:44 PM
Seventy-three-year-old Velma Kellen couldn't figure out why her house had begun smelling like marijuana recently, or why she kept finding the gate to her yard mysteriously open.
Then when her house stopped warming up not long after she purchased a new furnace, she decided to call a repairman to find out what was going on.
She never imagined that the repairman would find her heating problem had anything to do with the open gate and the smell of pot.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2HRFsNKD1
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on FacebookThe difference between pigs and people is that when they tell you you're cured it isn't a good thing.
01-10-2013, 11:01 AM--Odysseus
Sic Hacer Pace, Para Bellum.
Before you can do things for people, you must be the kind of man who can get things done. But to get things done, you must love the doing, not the people!
|« Previous Thread | Next Thread »


text:
Supplies and Equipment
8 Quart Stainless Milk Pail$45.95Our sturdy 8 qt. seamless stainless steel milk pail is large enough to hold all the milk from your best-producing doe (up to 12 lbs. with foam). Edge is not rolled; so it's easy to clean. Learn More
Yogotherm Yogurt Maker$39.95Our NEW Yogotherm makes yogurt, kefir, sour cream, and fresh cheeses easily, without electricity. One yogurt culture comes with each Yogotherm. Learn More
Replacement Spout #1 and Spout #2 for Electric Cream Separator$17.95Replacement spout #1 and spout #2 for electric cream separator. Learn More
Replacement Float for Cream Separator$5.95Replacement float for cream separator. Learn More
Replacement Disk for Cream Separator$2.95Replacement disk for cream separator. Learn More
Replacement Gasket for Cream Separator$5.95Replacement gasket for cream separator. Learn More
Aluminum Lid for 8 Quart Stainless Milk Pail$18.75Sturdy aluminum 10" stock pot lid fits 8 qt. pail. Useful when making cheese. Learn More
Perforated Skimmer$9.45For the cheesemaker, this perforated skimmer is designed for skimming milk, stirring rennet into milk, cutting curds, and transferring curds from pot to cheese molds. Learn More
Large Dial Thermometer$19.95A good thermometer for cheesemaking, pasteurizing, etc. Sturdy construction; won't break easily. Registers 0 to 220 degrees F. Learn More
Floating Thermometer$11.95Use this floating thermometer for making cheese and yogurt or pasteurizing milk. Sealed in glass, thermometer measures 20 to 200 degrees F. Learn More


text:
i have the exact same fear-weaninge arly?
we started solids for our 6 mo ds 10 days ago he is very inetrested and takes food fine
he is distracted in nursinga nd lap position not taht frinedly so i have to side lie and it hurts my back.afraid of public feeidng too
all these factors kept aside.yesterdya we tried to legnthen his feeding gap from 2 to 3 hours.today morning i notcied breast not full in morning when i woke up lke daily.also i feel breasts VERY lighta nd fluffy.REALLY doubt if i stopped lactating.fed solids twice today starting today-it is rice cerela mixed with water as i dont have breast pump (will rent tomroow) to expres smilka nd manual expression hurts me.
Has my milk stopped>?
it leaked yesterday and engorged on and off whole day.
I guess i am looking for reassurance that i am stil lactatcting
ds nursed shorter today.fewer minutes i mean.i plan to force myself to nurse till 12 months as i believe its BEST nnutrition for him.also afarid of the pain when he starts teething...
I got my period when ds was 5 mo.
thats me...looking for moral support! though my dear hubby is ever tehre to listen to my fears and his constant support till now!has my milk stopped?


text:
Events » Talks & Tours » Tour
David Slaying Goliath, c. 1616
Peter Paul Rubens
Flemish, 1577-1640
Oil on canvas
48-3/8 x 39 in. (122.9 x 99.1 cm)
The Norton Simon Foundation
Time of the Hero in Asian and European Art
Date: Sunday, November 25, 2012
Time: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Speaker: Staff Educator
Type: Tour
Join a Museum educator for a one-hour tour discussing the depiction of heroes and heroines within the Norton Simon collection.
Meets in Entrance Gallery | Free with admission | Please note that space is limited to 25 participants. Sign up at the Information Desk no later than 15 minutes prior to the tour.


text:
O'Bannon, Brett R., Ph.D.
Political Science, Asbury Hall, Room 108C
Greencastle, IN
Political Science
Leonard E. and Mary B. Howell Professor of Political Science, Associate Professor of Political Science, and Director of the Peace and Conflict Studies Program
Brett O'Bannon teaches courses in both Comparative and International Politics, including African Politics (including Winter Term courses in Senegal and Botswana), Humanitarian Intervention, US Foreign Policy and Gender & World Politics.
Professor O'Bannon has written in several areas related to political and economic development and conflict in the Third World generally, and West Africa specifically. He has published-in French and in English, in the US and in Africa- articles related to gender and development, governance and conflict management. He is currently editing a book, titled The Evolution of The Responsibility to Protect: Imperfect Duties? (forthcoming, Routledge). That book follows from an international symposium on Humanitarian Intervention, which Brett organized at the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics. His new interest in conflict early warning has been the subject of invited presentations to the Economic Community of West African States, United Nations West Africa Bureau of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and the new journal Global Responsibility to Protect (forthcoming). He recently completed a consultancy for UNICEF's post-conflict program in Côte d'Ivoire.
Back to Faculty


text:
Re: Richmond
All things Tony
cslonewolf wrote:Danica get's a lot of attention for being NASCAR's lone female driver, however she is not the only SHR driver with a vagina..... Jeez Tony quit the dam cryin and drive your dam racecar and maybe your season will turn around.
michaeljohn wrote:its never tony's fault, even when he causes wrecks on a plate track, its one thing to be a loyal fan, its another thing to blindly follow someone and over look their mistakes, then blame everyone else for the crappy year he is having, if it isnt HMS's fault, its kurt or joe's fault, tony is a one trick pony and even stewart fans are getting bored with the act....
eve wrote:Kurt has been a thorn in Tony's side since he ran Tony into the wall during practice for the Bud Shoot-out several years ago. They both were put on probation, but Tony said on his radio show at the time that the only Christmas card Kurt would ever get would contain Kaylee's poop!
That said, there was a posting on FB last night that said Zippy was on Tony's pit box last night. Can anyone confirm that? I didn't see Zippy in pre-race pictures, but he may have already been on the box. Also on FB was a statement about a "Big Meeting" at SHR this week. Anyone know anything about this?
There was a change in the conversation between Steve and Tony this weekend. Instead of "o.k. 10-4" from Steve when Tony told him about the car, he actually was making suggestions about what would make the car better. Take out a spring rubber, put one in, air pressure adjustments. It wasn't the usual 4 tires and track bar and wedge adjustments. Maybe if there was a meeting, attendance in the HMS competition meetings will take place and some changes are on the horizon.
Tony was doing better, passing 4-5 cars on restarts, then after the last caution, he started 5th. He would have had at least a 5th to 10th place finish if Kurt hadn't been such an a$$hole. Tony got freight trained big time. At least no punches were thrown, just words and Kurt was in the wrong. Tony seemed to be asking "what the heck were you doing?" and Kurt just was Kurt.
kevinmboots77 wrote:Wow, this thread is one of the reasons I hate coming to boards.
kevinmboots77 wrote:Wow, this thread is one of the reasons I hate coming to boards.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 8 guests


text:
At Cafe Coffee Day, everything is about getting excited with 'Coffee'! From the vast expanse of the coffee estates to trendy urban outlets, a dedicated team strives collectively to put a smile on the face of every customer.
Our culture is to provide individuals with continual growth and prosperity, while encouraging entrepreneurship and creativity. Did we mention we're also the coolest and most loved? We are always looking for self-motivated, dynamic thinkers who would partner with us in our ambitious endeavours. Would 'You' like to be the 'Creator' of those smiles?
Apply here for great careers with India's largest chain of cafes.


text:
King Tutankhamun
Real Museums
11th Dynasty
18th Dynasty
Middle Kingdom
There is probably no more famous group of artifacts in the world then those associated with the discovery of young King Tutankhamun's tomb. The collection has traveled the world, setting attendance records most anywhere that it may be found. While its current permanent housing is in the basement of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, it will soon be moved to a new down town location.
- Furniture and Boxes
- Basic Funeral Equipment
- Jewelry and Ornamentation
- Statues, Sculptures and Containers
- Other Items
See Also:
- King Tut Main Page
- Who Was King Tut
- The Death of King Tut
- The Enigmatic Book of the Netherworld
- The Happiest Pharaoh
- Tutankhamun's Perfume
- The US Tut Exhibit (Coming in 2005)
Tut's Tomb
- The Tomb of King Tut
- Detailed Floor Plan with Explanation
- King Tut's Shrines
- King Tut's Coffins
- The Treasures of King Tut's Mummy
- King Tutankhamun's Children
- Howard Carter
- The Life of Lord Carnarvon
- The Robbery of King Tut's Tumb
- Excavating the Tomb of Tutankhamun
- Politics of the King Tut Discovery
- The Mummy's Curse
Who are we?
Tour Egypt aims to offer the ultimate Egyptian adventure and intimate knowledge about the country. We offer this unique experience in two ways, the first one is by organizing a tour and coming to Egypt for a visit, whether alone or in a group, and living it firsthand. The second way to experience Egypt is from the comfort of your own home: online.


text:
Detour put on bike path plan
MONTPELIER The proposed bike path in Montpelier has come in at a steep cost and will now move out toward East Montpelier rather than Berlin, since the path can no longer follow the old railbeds.
Around 15 people filed into the City Council chambers in City Hall Wednesday night for a forum on the new path.
Mayor John Hollar said the city is working on rights of way, easements and permits for the path. He said he expects plans to be finalized in the spring, with construction starting in late 2014 and completed in 2015.
Evan Detrick of DuBois & King, the engineering consulting firm thats overseeing the project, gave a 20-minute presentation of where the project is and what the plans are going forward. The path will start at the Granite Street bridge where it will continue to a shared use path to the Pioneer Street bridge. From there the path will follow Old County Club Road and then more shared use path to Gallison Hill Road. The path will then run along Gallison Hill Road to the Civic Center where it will connect to the Cross Vermont Trail.
The estimated cost of the two-mile path is around $3.45 million, which Detrick said is almost twice the cost of a typical shared use path which runs around $1 million per mile. The cost of the proposed path does not include right-of-way acquisition or inspection of the construction.
Eighty percent of the cost of the trail will be picked up by the federal government, with 10 percent each being paid for by the state and the city.
The major reason for the higher cost is because the trail originally was planned to be placed where the old rail line in Montpelier runs along the Winooski River, but in 2009 Vermont Railway said the trail had to be moved, as they had plans to rebuild the old railbed so the company could move granite blocks out of Barre. Detrick said the railroad could not use the current active rail line in Montpelier because it is in poor shape and the bridges the trains would have to cross with the granite would not support the weight.
Now the trail will be placed parallel to the railbed, when not on Gallison Hill and Old Country Club roads, which means constructing a trail from scratch that will need retaining walls which Detrick said are expensive. Adding to the cost, Detrick said the section of the proposed path near Barre and Granite streets will actually run along the active railroad so the city will have to move a part of the railroad off to the side.
Detrick said since the new trail will be within the railroads right-of-way, it has final say on the project and can veto it at any time. The railroad also told the city which retaining wall to use, which Detrick said are the most expensive cast-in-place concrete walls. That was a few years ago and Detrick said the city is going to approach the railroad again to see if a possible cheaper solution can be used instead.
The original plan was to have a bike path from Montpelier through Berlin and Barre City to Barre Town. But after the railroad pulled the plug on using the old railbed, no solution has been conceived.
Detrick, who also is consulting on the bike path currently being designed in Barre, said the Granite City is also having difficulty figuring out a way to build the path from the Granite Museum to Berlin.
It may only be a matter of time, however, until someone figures out a way to connect Barre and Montpelier. Once this path gets built and things get built in Barre, theres going to be more and more pressure to connect the two, he said.
@timesargus.comMORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER A new report from a commission that studied the cost, availability and quality of... Full StoryVermont fish hatchery changes focus, looks inland
BETHEL, Vt. Full StoryHONOLULU (AP) A group of Hawaii musicians and a Hawaiian Airlines flight attendant provided... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
NYC inmate baked to death' in cellap photo
A picture of Jerome Murdough is held by his relatives at the home of his mother, Alma Murdough, in the Queens borough of New York. Jerome Murdough, a mentally ill, homeless former Marine arrested for sleeping in the roof landing of a New York City public housing project during one of the coldest recorded winters in city history, died last month in a Rikers Island jail cell.
NEW YORK Jerome Murdough was just looking for a warm place to sleep on a chilly night last month when he curled up in an enclosed stairwell on the roof of a Harlem public housing project where he was arrested for trespassing.
A week later, the mentally ill homeless man was found dead in a Rikers Island jail cell that four city officials say had overheated to at least 100 degrees, apparently because of malfunctioning equipment.
The officials told The Associated Press that the 56-year-old former Marine was on anti-psychotic and anti-seizure medication, which may have made him more vulnerable to heat. He also apparently did not open a small vent in his cell, as other inmates did, to let in cool air.
He basically baked to death, said one of the officials, who all spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not permitted to discuss specifics of the case.
The medical examiners office said an autopsy was inconclusive and that more tests were needed to determine Murdoughs exact cause of death. But the officials, all with detailed knowledge of the case, say initial indications from the autopsy and investigation point to extreme dehydration or heat stroke.
Advocates for mentally ill inmates in New York say the death represents the failure of the citys justice system on almost every level: by arresting Murdough instead of finding him help, by setting bail at a prohibitive $2,500 and by not supervising him closely in what is supposed to be a special observation unit for inmates with mental illnesses.
In a statement issued Wednesday, Department of Correction Acting Commissioner Mark Cranston called Murdoughs death unfortunate and reiterated that an internal investigation will look into the entire episode, including issues of staff performance and the adequacy of procedures.
Cranston also acknowledged that the temperature in Murdoughs cell was unusually high and said that action has been taken to fix mechanical problems to ensure safe temperatures, particularly in areas housing vulnerable inmates.
The department said it had addressed two contributing factors an outside consultant identified as causing the excess heat. It also said temperature checks immediately after the death revealed that several cells nearby were over 80 degrees.
Murdoughs 75-year-old mother, Alma Murdough, said she did not learn of her sons death until the AP contacted her last week, nearly a month after he died. His public defender was told of the death three days after the inmate was found, the DOC said.
He was a very lovely, caring guy, said Murdough, adding that her son had bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and that she had not seen him in about three years.
He had beer problems. Drinking beer. That was his downfall. Other than that, he was a very nice guy. Hed give you the shirt off his back.
Family members say Murdough grew up in Queens and joined the Marine Corps right out of high school, doing at least one stint in Okinawa, Japan.
When he returned from the service, his family said, both his mental illness and thirst for alcohol became more pronounced, and he would often disappear for months at a time, finding warmth in hospitals, shelters and the streets.
When he wanted to venture off, we let him, we allowed him to come and go, recalled his sister, Cheryl Warner. He always came back.
Murdoughs criminal record included 11 misdemeanor convictions for trespassing, drinking in public and minor drug charges, said Ivan Vogel, a public defender who represented him at his arraignment on the trespassing charge.
According to the city officials, Murdough was locked alone into his 6-by-10 cinderblock cell at about 10:30 p.m. on Feb. 14, a week after his arrest. Because he was in the mental-observation unit, he was supposed to be checked every 15 minutes as part of suicide watch, they said. But Murdough was not discovered until four hours later, at about 2:30 a.m. on Feb. 15. He was slumped over in his bed and already dead.
When Murdough was found and his cell opened, his internal body temperature and the temperature in the cell were at least 100 degrees. Those temperatures could have been higher before he was discovered because the cell had been closed for several hours, the officials said.MORE IN Wire NewsMADISON, Wis. Full StoryKABUL, Afghanistan Afghanistan has fallen so far from Americans consciousness that some may... Full StoryCHARLESTON, S.C. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Sadly, the tale of the "no respect" for the boys in green / red continue.
Now, we here at PIRATE RADIO mean no disrespect To Mr. George as he too
had a helluva year. Yet, rarely does this Buck Organization overcome their
peers in such contests.
Last year Ersan lost out as sixth man. This year its Sanders turn to lose out
to his peer. And, so it goes in Milw> were little love is bestowed on those
who compete yet, by no fault of their own, find themselves at the mercy of
voters who probably don't get to see, and observe a Larry Sanders play
as many here do.
Again, we invoke the formula so advantageous in these discussion:
..."Winning = Respect = Exposure"...
We do not deny the dearth in victory as a means to an end, and until
this organization puts together a collective portfolio of worth,
the singular awards will be caste elsewhere as was the case here, and
last year as well...>


text:
News Detail
Trovato Lecture Set for March 21, Featuring Author Mary Jeremy Daigler, RSM
On Thursday, March 21, St. John Fisher College will host "The Road Less Traveled" – The Joseph A. Trovato Lecture featuring Mary Jeremy Daigler, RSM, author and visiting scholar at Mount Saint Agnes Theological Center for Women in Baltimore, Maryland. She will present "Incompatible with God's Design," a lecture on the history of the women's ordination movement in the U.S. Roman Catholic Church. The lecture will begin at 7:00 p.m., and will be held in Basil 135.
Daigler has been a visiting scholar at Mount Saint Agnes Theological Center for Women in Baltimore, Maryland, since 2008. She holds an M.Div. and doctorate in ministry from the Andover Newton Theological School, Massachusetts, and an M.A. in classical languages from Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of Through the Windows: A History of the Work of Higher Education among the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (2001).
Given the recent turn of events in Rome, Daigler's new book, Incompatible with God's Design, is very timely. The book is the first comprehensive history of the Roman Catholic women's ordination movement in the United States, and explores how the focus on ordination, and not merely "increased participation" in the life and ministries of the church, has come to describe a broad movement. Moving well beyond the role of such organizations as the Women's Ordination Conference, the study also addresses the role of international and local groups.
In her lecture, Daigler will touch on some key topics in the book. She will start with the movement's historical background from the early American period through the early 20th century to Vatican II. In addition, she will consider the role of women (especially Catholicism's more religious adherents) in the movement's evolution, the organization of the ordination movement in the United States, the role and response of clergy and Vatican teachings, and the full range of challenges—past and present—to the movement.
The lecture is free and open to the public.


text: Remote Viewing 12345678910>breeld posted:12/30/2012 7:12:14 AM For some reason, this subject has fascinated me for over a year. I haven`t really studied it, but every so often I google it and read more about it. I find it very easy to accept that it`s real. Dunno why, because I usually question the hell out of other things. Maybe it`s because I`ve had times when I knew a certain something would happen in the future. I even did one of the little remote viewing tests, and was pretty darn accurate. I`m really curious to know if any of you have had any experience with this....?gary107 posted:12/30/2012 8:03:42 AM do you mean premonition or remote viewing ? Everyone has experienced premonitions. I recall in May 1970 going on campus at night to watch the teletype machine print out Nixon's speech on why he ordered the invasion of Cambodia. The bell on the machine rang five times to alert folks of the breaking news, but I was the only one that evening at the offices of the campus newspaper, The Daily Aztec. Remote viewing is actually watching an event in progress but from a distant location beyond the field of normal vision. this is a far more disturbing experience. it is a process you must experience before even trying to be able to describe it. just experience it once and then you will know.malachi the prophet posted:12/30/2012 10:52:16 AM in the cold war -they had people to "remote view" what was inside large russian warehouses. and building of new missle silo's /part of the CIA i seen somewhere -a real viewer spoke and said that he predicted that new crust would rise, in are east sea(USA)-filled with new minerals, possible a cystal skull and artifacts from atlantis. the navy actually put a base down there in the caribean to claim this land as it rises. (i also believe atlantis will rise from under the bimini road=fractured beach rock pushed up= buy a new land mass under neath. rises 2014-2020breeld posted:12/30/2012 1:01:06 PM Not precognition. I was just saying, that since there are many unexplained things, like precognition, then why not Remote Viewing? I would definitely like to take a class on it. But you never know who is authentic, as far as teaching.gary107 posted:12/30/2012 1:13:14 PM I did not know it could be taught, I thought it just happen. The less said the better.Wereparadox posted:12/30/2012 2:28:31 PM You guys should see the movie real men don't stare at goats. Its based on a true story. Both bre and gary would like it.gary107 posted:12/30/2012 2:50:28 PM the video "the men who stared at goats." I have a copy, strange film.Wereparadox posted:12/30/2012 3:59:58 PM Don't you like the part where both the usa and russia start psy-ops because the other already has one. {Ow often do you think that happens. Governments are people. The big prey on the small and the big bluster and pound there chests in order to intimadate the rival. But that is how the remote veiwing program got started. Thanks for the correction by the way.breeld posted:12/30/2012 4:57:04 PM Well, maybe if I got the movie, I`d know more about how it`s done. I`ve seen classes offered online for remote viewing. Just not ready to "take the plunge". lol Wereparadox-I`ve read about the govt. using this method for psy-spying. Interesting.Wereparadox posted:12/30/2012 5:54:10 PM Its all kind of if-y. Meditation. Trances. Trying to imagine your target. Automatic writing except its more like automatic drawing. Not as much fun as you'd think. Don't buy it. Its hard to do especually without verification. I supose you could try to visualize a spot in alabama. Some town that you know the name of but not been to and then use google maps to see if your close. It helps to have some talent and as with anything practice makes adequecy. No big secret unless you get good and try to look at secrets. Do many drawings before you varify. Now ask me how to cast magic missle. ;)breeld posted:12/30/2012 7:46:13 PM Ok - How do you cast a magic missile? Meditation? LMAO! I try alllll the time. On the rare occasions I can quiet my mind, I go sound asleep!Wereparadox posted:12/30/2012 8:44:18 PM Well just try to sit quiet. The hardest thing is concentration now a days to much input. Just focus on 1 thing try to picture it. Something that you have no reason to know about. Try to picture it. Relax and keep thinking about it. If your mind switches to something else switch it back. Eventually as you will need to try to get impressions about it. Write down any old thing. Then after you can't tolerate sitting there any more, check out what you wrote and the place or thing that you were viewing. Do something you can get a good look at. Try to notice details and see if one thing is like another. That's how I watch the alien underground bases. (Jk.. I have better things to do. So don't come after my ace aliens. Unless is my reptiliod gf :)) P.s. A missile of magical energy darts forth and unerringly strikes its target inflicting 1d2+3 force damage. For every two caster levels beyond 1st, you gain an additional missile--two at 3rd level, three at 5th, four at 7th, and the maximum of five missiles at 9th level or higher. Unlike most spells, magic missile can pass through other monsters to reach your intended target. Note that unlike the PnP version, it is possible for the spell to miss. (Usually by the monster moving out of range during your cast or sometimes by hitting intervening terrain.) However this is very unlikely as of update 9, magic missiles were made to move much faster, to ensure they very rarely miss. Force Manipulation increases the damage. There is no Saving throw and very few monsters are immune or have a resistance to force damage, so it is a helpful back-up spell.Wereparadox posted:12/30/2012 9:11:16 PM Now for the low low price of only 49.95. I will sell you a magic meditation stone. Guaranteed to help you quiet your mind. And if you act now you also get the anti-jackalope stone and the one that will make you more attractive to the opposite sex or the same sex if that's what your into. (Not a guarantee)Aremusflux posted:12/31/2012 12:25:43 AM Question: What the is difference remote viewing, out of body experience, Astral travel, Etheric projection, scrying in a crystal ball, Psychic whatever with the mind, etc? (please feel free to add to the list) or is it the same thing with a new spin placed on it? Interested in your answers....breeld posted:12/31/2012 4:46:46 AM I`m not really up on it yet, but I think with Remote Viewing, you don`t actually have to leave your body...am I right? But isn`t astral travel and out of body the same thing?? I just dunno. I guess I never thought about the difference until Aremusflux mentioned it. OK, wereparadox-money is in the mail. I expect magic! I will also try meditating the way you suggested.LincolnGenghis posted:12/31/2012 11:15:26 AM ahh if you buy poor quality magic stones they will let you down. Now I can do them two for 36.95. They actually will work as magical defense weapons also. You just put them inside the magical long tube sock I send them with and swing away.Wereparadox posted:12/31/2012 1:05:39 PM In Reply To:Aremusflux posted:12/31/2012 12:25:43 AM Question: What the is difference remote viewing, out of body experience, Astral travel, Etheric projection, scrying in a crystal ball, Psychic whatever with the mind, etc? (please feel free to add to the list) or is it the same thing with a new spin placed on it? Interested in your answers....That's like explaining the 4 basic forces of the universe. (That's todays science knows of.) 1: remote veiwing is exactly like it sounds. 2: scrying is remote veiwing using an object. Black mirror, crystal ball, crystal alien skull 3: astral travel is where you leave your body to go other places. The plane of thought aka astral plane, someones house, hell. You can remote veiw doing that but from what I get "remote veiwing" more like getting impressions than actual travel persae. But each "person" follows there own rules. "Magic" is not like science where everything can be tested and retested getting the same results as long as you do it a certain way. Because of the subtle differnces in each being everyone has strengths in one area and are weak in others. But luckily there is more then one way to skin a cat as they say. 4: oh and etheric projection is like astral traval except you can make your self seen by someone. Hopefully your target person. Instances are when some one is dieing and they apear 1000 miles away to a loved one to tell them something usually a life or death situation.breeld posted:12/31/2012 6:01:47 PM In Reply To:LincolnGenghis posted:12/31/2012 11:15:26 AM ahh if you buy poor quality magic stones they will let you down. Now I can do them two for 36.95. They actually will work as magical defense weapons also. You just put them inside the magical long tube sock I send them with and swing away.Howz about the magic underwear!? Never mind the magic tube socks. I can tie the legs of the underwear together and use that. Anyway, sounds like a better price-I`m up for it.malachi the prophet posted:1/1/2013 7:56:33 PM WIKI - CLAIRVOYANCE -MEANS CLEAR VISIONS ALSO - ABHIJNA =HIGHER KNOWLEDGE BUDDHA TAUGHT IT, HE COULD CONTROL FIRE AND WATER WALK ON WATER, AND THROUGH WALLS SEE THE PAST LIFES OF PEOPLE HEAR FROM A MILE AWAY AND TELEPATHY -WHAT YOUR LOOKING FOR.... HE SAID WITH MEDITATION AND A GODLY LIFE ALL HUMANS COULD ATTAIN THESE GIFTS. START LEARNING OF HIS 7 DIFFERENT LIFES =GO THROUGH WIKI - SACRED -TEXTS.COM THE LIFE OF SID HARTHA =LIFE #7 1922 www.tbrg.ca seven crystal bowls - from 499.00 24 inch, down = chakra bowls only 500 bucks a bowl and you only need 7(only 7) google seven metals the singing bowls of tibet become a healer -only 29.95 -much cheaper than W.P stone of many fakes.... also onelight.com a handfull of quarts the size of a quarter -for 550.00 no refunds ... home page but it was activated on his trip to st. thomas(bermuda triangle) , and 5 miles from his house - at mt shasta breeld posted:1/2/2013 7:10:18 AM I`m needin` some bowls, but more along the "cereal bowl" type. I think 499.00 is a bit much to pay to eat out of `em. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


text:
US finally regains the jobs lost in the recessionap file photo
Job seekers line up to attend a marijuana industry job fair in Downtown Denver in March.
WASHINGTON The U.S. economy has reached a milestone: It has finally regained all the private-sector jobs it lost during the Great Recession.
Yet it took a painfully slow six years, and unemployment remains stubbornly high at 6.7 percent.
The comeback figures were contained in a government report Friday that showed a solid if unspectacular month of job growth in March.
Businesses and nonprofits shed 8.8 million jobs during the 2007-09 recession; they have since hired 8.9 million. But because the population has grown since the big downturn, the economy is still millions of jobs short of where it should be by now.
Also, government jobs are still 535,000 below the level they were at when the recession began in December 2007. Thats why the overall economy still has 422,000 fewer jobs than it did then.
As a result, most analysts were hardly celebrating the milestone.
Heidi Shierholz, an economist at the liberal Economic Policy Institute, called it a pretty meaningless benchmark economically.
The potential labor force is growing all the time, so the private sector should have added millions of jobs over the last six-plus years, she said.
U.S. employers did add a seasonally adjusted 192,000 jobs in March, just below Februarys 197,000, which was revised higher. Marchs figure nearly matched last years average monthly gain, suggesting that the economy has recovered from the hiring slowdown caused by severe weather in December and January.
Were seeing sustained improvement, said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West. But were not really that much stronger than we were last year. And we need more improvement for a stronger economy to come into fruition.
The March figures did signal that stronger gains could lie ahead: More Americans without jobs are starting to look for one, and paychecks are growing.
Most economists expect job growth to pick up a bit to a monthly pace of 225,000 or more. One reason: Americans have reduced their debts and benefited from rising home prices and a rising stock market. Better household finances should translate into more spending.
And a major drag on growth federal spending cuts and tax increases will fade this year, most likely boosting the economy. Budget battles and government shutdowns that have eroded business and consumer confidence since the recession ended are unlikely this year.
Enough repair has happened in damaged sectors and theres enough calm ... so we can have a real recovery, said Ethan Harris, global economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Greater business confidence has been good for companies such as Advanced Technology Services, a Peoria, Ill.-based firm that maintains machine tools, robotics and computer systems for industrial companies such as Caterpillar, Honeywell and Honda.
The company has about 120 openings for factory floor technicians, network engineers and information technology professionals. It has 2,700 employees in the U.S. and 300 more in Mexico and Britain.
Jeff Owens, president of ATS, said his clients appear more confident about economic growth and more willing to invest in machinery. He is seeing solid growth in the auto, food processing and oil and gas drilling equipment industries.
The economy is better than it was a year or two ago, Owens said. Were seeing that people are more comfortable with executing their strategic plans.
The U.S. unemployment rate has been stuck at 6.7 percent since December, but that partly reflects a positive trend: More Americans, particularly younger people, are either working or looking for work.
So far this year, about 1.3 million people have started looking for jobs, and most have found them. Last year, by contrast, the number of people either working or looking for work had shrunk by roughly 500,000.
Thats a welcome change from the pattern that had prevailed since the recession: The proportion of Americans working or looking for work fell to a 35-year low in December. Many of the unemployed had become discouraged and stopped hunting for jobs.
In addition, many younger people stayed in school to avoid the job market. And some older Americans probably retired earlier than they would have otherwise.
For most of the past four years, the number of Americans who found jobs barely kept up with population growth. Now its growing slightly faster. As a result, the percentage of Americans 16 or older who were working reached 58.9 percent in March the highest point since 2009.MORE IN World/National BusinessWASHINGTON Long-term U.S. Full StoryNEW YORK Its not just the musical Hairspray that will air live on NBC tonight. Full StoryOXON HILL, Md. Far from the Las Vegas Strip, MGM Resorts International opens its $1. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Makes 4 servings
The Italians don't use cheese on fish nor is Cioppino served on pasta. Let's call this "culinary license." The ingredient list is lengthy. The time required is not. The satisfying and aromatic topping can be prepared while the linguine cooks.
12 ounces linguine
1 tablespoon olive oil
½ green bell pepper, finely chopped
½ cup finely chopped onion
1 ½ teaspoons minced garlic
2 (14-ounce) cans tomatoes with Italian herbs
¼ cup coarsely chopped fresh basil or 1 teaspoon dried basil
1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves or ½ teaspoon dried thyme
¼ teaspoon red pepper flakes, or to taste
12 ounces cod fillet (or other firm white fish such as sea bass, flounder, or grouper), cut into 1-inch squares
8 ounces medium (26 to 30 count) shrimp, peeled and deveined, tails on if desired
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Salt and pepper to taste
Freshly shredded Parmesan cheese for garnish
Cook the linguine according to package instructions.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add the bell pepper, onion, and garlic; cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes or until the onion is tender. Stir in the tomatoes, basil, thyme, and red pepper flakes. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally, for 3 minutes.
Add the cod; cook for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally gently so the fish will not be broken into pieces. Stir in the shrimp; continue to cook for 3 minutes or until the cod and shrimp are thoroughly cooked. Stir in the parsley, lemon juice, salt, and pepper.
When the linguine is done, drain well.
Transfer the linguine to shallow bowls. Top with the fish stew and garnish with Parmesan cheese.


text:
Day Pickup
to You
* Coupon code NICECARD50 valid for up to 5 uses per Walgreens.com/photo account or on the Walgreens Mobile App thru December 10, 2016. Code must be entered at time of checkout to apply discount. Discount does not apply to previous purchases, taxes or shipping charges. Orders must be placed by logged-in customer by December 10, 2016 at 11:59 p.m. Central Time to qualify. Timing will be determined by Walgreens server clock. Offers cannot be combined on one product. Multiple coupons can be used in one cart if no overlapping products exist in the offers being applied. Offer not valid in store. Shipping costs may apply if in-store pickup is not available in your area. Void where prohibited. No cash value. Subject to change without notice.


text:
You are searching for
Beauty Salon for Sale in Parramatta, New South Wales 2123
Ryde NSW - Upper North Shore
Beauty Salon specialising in Waxing (Under Contract / Under Offer)
Price reduction Owner must sell! This well-known business commenced trading in 2007 and provides express beauty treatments for men and women on the go and op...
Beauty SalonBeauty Products
Roy Levy
Sydney NSW - Eastern Suburbs
$1 Million + SAV
Urban Spa-Beauty Salon-Spray Tan-Passive Investment - Long-Established and Ultra-Profitable - Mas...
This well-known and highly regarded business is located in two of Sydney's wealthiest areas and has massive scope for expansion and growth. Currently b...
Sydney NSW - Eastern Suburbs
Glam Van - Luxury Salon on Wheels - Hair styling - Make-Up - Weddings & Special Events...Hugely P...
Featured on TV Channel 9's "Money for Jam" series as well as "Domestic Bliss" and "Random Acts of Kindness", this m...
Sydney NSW - Eastern Suburbs
$30,000 plus suitable van
The BarberVan® Franchise – a revolutionary new mobile Franchise Opportunity!
What market does The BarberVan® service? The BarberVan® provides individual haircuts & beard grooming using a combination of scissors, clippers ...
Mobile ServicesBeauty Salon
Sydney NSW - Eastern Suburbs
Hair Salon/Dressing Business Opportunity (AM)
Hair Salon/Dressing Business Opportunity in Double Bay Watch Youtube Video here: https://youtu.be/jSs1_NyeW_w Have you always dreamed of owning your own H...
Beauty SalonHair
Adeel Momin
Sydney NSW - Eastern Suburbs
Hair & Beauty Saloon, Sydney South West For Sale (AM)
Net Owner Operator = $5,332 Per Week -Highly Popular Hair and Beauty Salon in Sydney South West -The only saloon in centre -The Saloon has developed enorm...
Beauty SalonHair
Adeel Momin
Sydney NSW - Eastern Suburbs
Hair Salon in a Premium Suburb & Location
Summary: Hair Salon for sale located in a Prime Suburb close to the city, established for 9 years. Premises are modern, open & very inviting. Healthy profit...
Bankstown NSW - Canterbury-Bankstown
Beauty Salon Inner-Western Sydney $79,000 + SAV
Are you looking for an established beauty salon This highly respected and well known salon has been established over 20 years and 15.5 years with the curre...
Beauty ProductsBeauty Salon
Peter Fennell
Parramatta NSW - Parramatta
$300,000 to $500,000 + GST
Endota Spa Parramatta
FANTASTIC NEW LOCATION! * Don't miss this opportunity to join Australia's most successful day spa brand! PRICE: $300,000 - $500,000 (price is indicative o...
Beauty SalonRecreation/Sport
Warren Muller
North Rocks NSW - Parramatta
$300,000 to $500,000 + GST
Endota Spa North Rocks
FANTASTIC NEW LOCATION! Don't miss this opportunity to join Australia's most successful day spa brand! PRICE: $300,000 - $500,000 (price is indicative onl...
Beauty SalonRecreation/Sport
Warren Muller
Miranda NSW - Sutherland Shire
(4125) Hair Salon & Beauty Therapy â Miranda CBD â Trades ONLY 4 Days p.w. â Very Cheap Ren...
> Business opportunity for an energetic and experienced operator to take over! > Established business for the past 3 years > Fully equipped with all facili...
Beauty SalonHair
Spyros Abelas
Cronulla NSW - Sutherland Shire
Beauty Salon Cronulla Area
Beauty Salon Located in the Cronulla area The salon offers a range of services Body treatment, bridal bliss, beach beauty, renewal facials, spray ta...
Beauty Salon
Con Gouros
Cronulla NSW - Sutherland Shire
Thinking of your own business in the lovely beach suburb of Cronulla. Ella Bache Salon could be for you. * Excellent location - Situated on a busy stree...
Beauty SalonHealth/Beauty
John Mcsweyn
Beauty/health for sale in surrounding suburbs of parramatta, new south wales 2123


text:
Calif. initiative will test appetite for GMO foodBy ALICIA CHANG
The Associated Press | October 07,2012LOS ANGELES Calories. Nutrients. Serving size. How about produced with genetic engineering?
California voters will soon decide whether to require certain raw and processed foods to carry such a label.
In a closely watched test of consumers appetite for genetically modified foods, the special label is being pushed by organic farmers and advocates who are concerned about what people eat even though the federal government and many scientists contend such foods are safe.
More than just food packaging is at stake. The outcome could reverberate through American agriculture, which has long tinkered with the genes of plants to reduce disease, ward off insects and boost the food supply.
International food and chemical conglomerates, including Monsanto Co. and DuPont Co., have contributed about $35 million to defeat Proposition 37 on the November ballot. It also would ban labeling or advertising genetically altered food as natural. Its supporters have raised just about one-tenth of that amount.
If voters approve the initiative, California would become the first state to require disclosure of a broad range of foods containing genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. Food makers would have to add a label or reformulate their products to avoid it. Supermarkets would be charged with making sure their shelves are stocked with correctly labeled items.
Genetically altered plants grown from seeds engineered in the laboratory have been a mainstay for more than a decade. Much of the corn, soybeans, sugar beets and cotton cultivated in the United States today has been tweaked to resist pesticides or insects. Most of the biotech crops are used for animal feed or as ingredients in processed foods including cookies, cereal, potato chips and salad dressing.
Proponents say explicit labeling gives consumers information about how a product is made and allows them to decide whether to choose foods with genetically modified ingredients.
Theyre fed up. They want to know whats in their food, said Stacy Malkan, spokeswoman for the California Right to Know campaign.
Agribusiness, farmers and retailers oppose the initiative, claiming it would lead to higher grocery bills and leave the state open to frivolous lawsuits. Kathy Fairbanks, spokeswoman for the No on 37 campaign, said labels would be interpreted as a warning and confuse shoppers.
Its not necessary. Worse, it leaves people with the impression that theres something wrong with the food. Thats not the case, she said.
The government approves genetically engineered plants and animals on a case-by-case basis, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture restricts the use of GMO crops that might harm other plants. The Food and Drug Administration can only require labeling if a genetically altered food is different in taste, for example from its non-engineered version or known to cause allergies.MORE IN Wire NewsCHARLESTON, S.C. Full Story
WASHINGTON — John Glenn, whose 1962 flight as the first U.S. Full StorySALISBURY, N.C. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text: 69 years ago today, Pearl Harbor was attacked in what was the most tragic act of war committed against the United States of America to that point in it's history. 2402 Men and women were killed that day. 1,282 more were wounded. It's a day that changed the course of American history. Please take a moment to remember the men and women who died this day. Thank you.


text:
Tide after tide
Cameron's Seafood remains Pasadena's freshest catch
By Dan O'Heron 07/28/2011
Tasting an opah fish filet that smacked of a cut of meat at Cameron's Seafood, I nearly exclaimed, "shiver me timbers" — sailor lingo for "holy cow." What should that mean to you? To me, it means that after 27 years in business, Cameron's slogan, "Our Fish Come from the Best Schools," continues to be more than a simple device for getting attention. My meal was a good case in point. Hooking opah in the warm waters around Hawaii in summer brings the fine textured flesh of a distinctly rich-flavored fish to customers at just the right time.
"School" cheerleaders tell me that it's this seasonal freshness and regional selectivity that put Cameron's in the ruling class of seafood restaurants in the San Gabriel Valley. Its many wins over the years in "Best of Pasadena" surveys among our readers certainly support this claim.
According to Pete Gallanis, owner and partner with his sister Bessie, it's not only SONAR that locates the right schools, but more "the keen eyes of my seven brokers and distributors, and the cross-checking that we do." From bid sheets emailed daily from each supplier, Gallanis says he compares "regions and seasons and, of course, prices."
On a typical early morning on the docks, brokers with big rubber boots on their feet are seen tromping around looking for whole fish with bright, clear eyes, tight, shiny scales and moist, pink gills. In freshly cut steaks and filets, they look for shimmering surfaces on tightly connected flesh that springs back when pressed.
"When the fish arrive, we double-check everything," said Gallanis. The "we" often includes Bessie, a former inspector for the Los Angeles County Department of Health who now serves a quality assurance director for Starbucks.
"From our solid relationship with suppliers," said Gallanis, "we are able to get fish, like these days, fresh halibut." A prized fish must be cooked in a fine kettle. Or — in the case of a wild Alaskan halibut or a halibut and salmon kebab — grilled over mesquite coals. Yet, these days in the kitchen of Chef Luis A. Diaz, the most prized halibut is baked and crusted with macadamia nuts.
Before joining Cameron's, Diaz spent several years with McCormick & Schmick's, often opening new locations. His resume also includes a stint at Ruth's Chris Steak House, which may help account for the popularity of three beef steaks now served here.
I got started on a Diaz halibut run with an appetizer of raw halibut cubes marinated in the shallows of a zesty, cold vinaigrette salsa. Cold appetizers, with international flavors, range from $9 to $13 and include littleneck clams from Florida's Snake River, Virginia's Blue Point Oysters, a Mexican jumbo shrimp cocktail, a Hawaiian ahi (yellow fin) poke, and a mixed seafood platter featuring New Zealand mussels.
More than a dozen hot appetizers, from $7 for steamed asparagus to $15 for pan-sautéed halibut fish tacos, include famous clam chowder and one of my all-time favorites, au gratin potatoes.
It would take Jules Verne to fathom the depths of the complete Gallanis/Diaz menu. There are at least two-dozen mesquite grilled items from $11 to $23, including Chilean white sea bass and wild Costa Rican mahi mahi. There are 10 items from the fryer, including several that are panko breadcrumbed, plus a bevy of seafood salads and pan-crusted baked dishes ($5 to $15). And, of course, there are fresh daily specials like almond-crusted trout.
Any day now, the hot, seasonal item — Alaska's wild troll Chinook salmon — will appear on the menu. To keep up with the currents of the seasons, said Gallanis, "We print up a new menu every day from recycled paper."
Tide-after-tide freshness and variety like this is very tempting. In meals following the delicious opah, I became live bait for several specialties, including Oysters Rockefeller. Fit for John D. himself, the freshly shucked bi-valve mollusks are returned to the shell with spinach and intense Romano then breaded and baked atop a gritty bed of rock salt.
As delectable as the opah is, there's also a $16 baked sole, pan-crusted with rich, sharp Parmesan and panko-style breadcrumbs.
Separate from the main dining room, a large cocktail bar pro-vides a merry milieu while pouring from a seafood-marriageable wine list that features a dozen Chardonnay glasses ranging in price from $5 to $12 and fruit descriptors that include apple, lemon, melon and pineapple. However, to partner applewood bacon-wrapped, skewered scallops, I'd choose the more elegant Sauvignon Blanc.
DIGG | del.icio.us | REDDIT


text:
Fresh lemon suds with a sunny disposition
When LUSH gets lemons, we make our simple, but beautifully effective mind-clearing lemon soap! A customer and inventor favorite for years, the palm-free soap base and lemon oil are perfect for cleaning and toning the skin. Lemon juice is a natural astringent, perfect for oily skin and to balance skin's moisture; no more troubled skin! Named for creative types, the bright, uplifting citrus scent is meant to stimulate creative streaks. It certainly helped us create this sudsing masterpiece.
VeganThis product does not contain animal products of any kind.
Fresh ingredients
Fresh ingredients
Rapeseed Oil (Brassica napus) linkHolder, Glycerine linkHolder, Water (Aqua) linkHolder, Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera) linkHolder, Sorbitol linkHolder, Fragrance linkHolder, Lemon Oil (Citrus limonum) linkHolder, Sodium Stearate linkHolder, Sodium Chloride linkHolder, Sodium Hydroxide linkHolder, EDTA linkHolder, Tetrasodium Etidronate linkHolder, *Citral linkHolder, *Limonene linkHolder, *Linalool linkHolder . *Occurs naturally in essential oils
Natural ingredients
Safe synthetics
Customers who like this item also like:
Karma Kream
Body Lotion
Spread Karma from head to toe with our calming skin kream


text:
Ashlar Vellum Xenon, Graphite, Cobalt, Argon v8-BEAN
The Scene group BEAN released Ashlar's Xenon, Graphite, Cobalt and Argon. I have added all these four releases in one.
|OS: Windows
Developer: Ashlar
Ashlar-Vellum offers precision software for 2D/3D wireframe computer-aided drafting and 3D solid and surface modeling. Supporting both Mac and Windows, Ashlar-Vellum software is set apart by its intuitive user interface without compromise to power and precision. Designers, engineers and inventors around the world turn to our wireframe drafting and 3D modeling programs to get their jobs done. Originally known as Vellum®, our current CAD and 3D modeling programs still offer the revolutionary Drafting Assistant™ combined with our unique, non-linear Organic Workflow™. These let you think entirely about your design and not about how to run your software. Click here for an overview of our current CAD and 3D modeling products.


text:
Greatest Wingers
Posted 20 February 2013 - 03:38 PM
Way ahead of the rest. Plangey on pyher wing.
2. Muscroft
5. Plange
6. Mannson
7. King
13. Webb
Top Bombing - Ave it son.
Its not bloody TIDDLEYWINKS ya know !!
Posted 20 February 2013 - 03:56 PM
Posted 20 February 2013 - 04:20 PM
Always rated George Rayner didnt he start as a winger?
I bet his stats are pretty good, and im sure he got voted player of the year on 2 occasions? Still dodgy under the high ball.
"Nihil sine Deo" "We've Swept The Seas Before Boys, & So We Shall Again" "More than a club"
Posted 20 February 2013 - 04:52 PM
Posted 20 February 2013 - 05:41 PM
Posted 20 February 2013 - 06:45 PM
I had a mate like him at school Steve , always sticking his nose into other peoples business , he went to Africa to help the starving and they et him...........
When appearing on Mastermind The Archbishops Envoy Terry Waites was asked which was his chosen subject to which he replied Iraq,i Radiators 1985 to 90..
Posted 21 February 2013 - 09:28 AM
Barnett was given 4 out of 10 recently for Keighley, the lowest of all the team!
rick, i understand where your coming from but he does have ability, still scoring for Keighley now and got 3 tries for sheffield against wigan in a cup tie not so long ago.I think the problem with wingers is they dont get any quality passes on that pitch.
than to open your mouth and prove that you are.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 10:44 AM
I was there that night he put 7 tries past Sheffield in the second team
Posted 21 February 2013 - 10:53 AM
Scott stopped playing for the Old Boys a few years ago , because of knee problems and took up Boxing , which is what he's still doing.....he had a op for a knee reconstruction about a week ago........
In more recent times I used to like watching Scott Aitkin
I was there that night he put 7 tries past Sheffield in the second team
Posted 21 February 2013 - 03:30 PM
Posted 22 February 2013 - 05:31 PM
He scored two great tries at Headingly against Leeds in a game, which was played on a Boxing Day. Think it was a league game.
Also remember he played in a game opposite Des Drummond the Leigh/Great Britain winger, and knocked him all over the place,we beat Leigh that day Sulipa scoring again. Des Drummond was known as a hard man in Rugby League, but met his match in Sulipa.
The other winger for me has to be Richard Baker , not as big and powerfull as Sulipa , but fast, heart like a lion , tackle anyone far above his weight, never stopped working. he got a few tries off Manson's perfect chip over the top kicks.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 11:33 AM
Posted 23 February 2013 - 11:54 AM
Posted 23 February 2013 - 12:16 PM
Posted 23 February 2013 - 01:44 PM
Rudi Francis rick, he was pants. I think we had Norman Francis as a kid, he then played for Leeds and Bramley, a right beast but sadly lacking in commitment.
And we had Richard Francis didn't we?
Francis Jarvis - not a winger though
Posted 23 February 2013 - 06:54 PM
Posted 23 February 2013 - 06:55 PM
Edited by The Mascot, 23 February 2013 - 06:56 PM.


text:
Please wait ...
Perfect for a big celebration, this grand combination of fresh fruit and chocolate will impress and delight the whole gang. Apples, pears and oranges surround an array of Ghirardelli® chocolates. Mint, vanilla, caramel, almond, milk and dark chocolate bars and squares will keep everyone happy. Enjoy!
Your purchase includes a complimentary personalized gift message.
Taxes and fees will be calculated at checkout
Due to holiday availability, fees may vary for non-Gold Members.
Discount fees apply, place your order today!
Your selected gift will be delivered on Saturday, May 7th or Sunday, May 8th.
Date not available for delivery.
Please wait while membership information is loading.
Please wait while product is being added to cart
You are now signed into FTD with Facebook! Gold Members: If you do not see the icon or your member benefits, please sign out and sign in again with your FTD account.
We are currently unable to connect to your Facebook account. Please try again.


text:
US Peace Corps
|?staging date=
|?staging city=
|sort=Staging date
American Overseas Staff (FY2010): {{#ask:2010_pcstaff_salary::+country name is::Bulgaria
Latest Early Termination Rates (FOIA 11-058): {{#ask:Country_early_termination_rate::+country name is::Bulgaria
|Peace Corps Welcome Book
|Country Director:
Community and Organizational Development
|Program Dates:
|Current Volunteers:
|Total Volunteers:
|Languages Spoken:
In 1991, a year after the first free elections following the collapse of the Communist government, [1], the first group of Peace Corps Volunteers arrived in Bulgaria to partner with the people and government of Bulgaria. These first Volunteers focused on teaching English. Since the late 1990s, Bulgaria has made exceptional progress in its transition to a decentralized, market-oriented economic system.
This rapid development, however, has also exacerbated a host of socioeconomic problems. Positive news about the economy is tempered by extremely high unemployment, particularly in rural areas of the country and gripping poverty among the elderly, minorities, and other groups. Environmental degradation is prevalent, as concern for economic recovery and growth outpaced efforts to protect and restore the environment.
In March 2004, Bulgaria became a member state of the NATO alliance and on January 1, 2007 Bulgaria joined the European Union. Although, many observers question whether Bulgaria will achieve all of the steps required within this timeframe. The development of civil society institutions such as NGOs, rule of law, and a shared sense of economic justice remain important challenges for Bulgaria to overcome as it pursues further integration into Europe.
In response to Bulgaria's expressed needs, Peace Corps Volunteers work in the areas of English language education, youth development, and community and organizational development. As Bulgaria and local capacity have evolved, Peace Corps/Bulgaria has responded by focusing on grassroots community development, particularly in underserved and remote communities.
All Peace Corps Volunteers in Bulgaria serve as community development workers. All are highly encouraged to help youth learn life skills. Most Volunteers who are not focused on English language education still actively help community members improve their English language skills.
Bulgaria is at a stage in its rapid development where Peace Corps Volunteers can have a significant and rewarding impact, as many local organizations and youth are eager for new ideas. Peace Corps Volunteers are excellent role models for Bulgarian youth and catalysts for organizational change. As Bulgaria prepares to accede to the European Union, Peace Corps/Bulgaria continues to evolve and respond to Bulgaria's rapid social and economic change.
Peace Corps History
Main article: History of the Peace Corps in Bulgaria
In 1991, a year after peaceful public protest led to changes in Bulgaria's political structure and direction, the first group of Peace Corps Volunteers arrived in Bulgaria to teach English at secondary schools and universities. The first group of economic development Volunteers arrived the following year. Environmental Volunteers started assignments throughout the country in September 1995, and in 2003, the youth development program (YD) was initiated. In 2004, the community and economic development (CED) and environmental programs were merged to create a community and organizational development program (COD), with the goal of providing a comprehensive approach to assisting with community development at the local level.
As of November 2006, almost 800 Volunteers have served in Bulgaria. Currently, 165 Volunteers are in-country; approximately half of them teach English as a foreign language (TEFL) in primary and secondary schools, the other half are in the COD and YD programs.
Living Conditions and Volunteer Lifestyle
Main article: Living conditions and volunteer lifestyles in Bulgaria
Housing is generally provided by a Volunteer's sponsoring organization. Most Volunteers live in a modest studio or one-bedroom apartment with plumbing, heating, and electricity. The range of available housing may vary greatly between Volunteers and sites. If you live in a town or city, you will likely live in an apartment in a communist-style housing "block," that, from the exterior, resembles the high-rises in public housing projects in U.S. cities.
Volunteers assigned to smaller communities should be prepared for the possibility that they may live in a private room in the home of a Bulgarian family. This can offer huge advantages in terms of being accepted into a local family and being "taken care of." Note that Bulgarian standards of privacy differ from those in the U.S. It is also common that landlords may leave some of their personal items in an apartment that they are renting out.
Your heat source could be either one or more portable heaters, central heat, or wood-burning stoves in some rural areas. Heat and electricity are very expensive, and Bulgarians usually only heat the room they are currently in. They usually only turn on their hot water boiler when they are planning to take a shower. Expect for it to be cold inside during the winter, and for it to be very hot during the summer. Indoor climate control concepts differ from what you are likely used to in the U.S.
Main article: Training in Bulgaria
Prior to being sworn in as a Peace Corps Volunteer, you will participate in an intensive 11-week training program. The training is conducted in Bulgaria and is based on adult learning principles. The training focuses on Bulgarian language study, cross-cultural adjustment and adaptation, health and personal safety, and development of technical skills.
Training will take place in a small community, where you will live with a host family and study the Bulgarian language with four or five other trainees. This community-based training involves a lot of experiential learning in which community members are called upon to cooperate in the training process. Periodically, you will join other trainees from your group at a hub site, where you will receive training in administrative, technical, medical, and safety matters.
Health Care and Safety
Main article: Health care and safety in Bulgaria
The Peace Corps' highest priority is maintaining the good health and safety of every Volunteer. Peace Corps medical programs emphasize the preventive, rather than the curative, approach to disease. The Peace Corps in Bulgaria maintains a health unit with three full-time medical officers (Bulgarian physicians), a medical assistant, and a medical secretary. The medical staff takes care of Volunteers' primary healthcare needs as a team.
Additional medical services, such as laboratory testing, imaging diagnostics, and evaluation by specialists are also available in Bulgaria at local facilities. Usually the complete medical evaluation and treatment is done in country by the medical officers. If you become seriously ill or injured, you will be transported either to the closest regional medical facility or to the capital for emergency care and treatment. If your condition requires further evaluation or treatment that is unavailable in Bulgaria, then the Office of Medical Services (OMS), Peace Corps, Washington, D.C., approves medevac to a country with better medical standards in the Europe, Mediterranean, and Asia (EMA) region (regional medevac) or to the United States (most frequently to your home of record). If your condition requires more than 45 days for complete resolution or has a long-term effect on your health, OMS will determine whether you are able to complete your Peace Corps service.
Diversity and Cross-Cultural Issues
Main article: Diversity and cross-cultural issues in Bulgaria
In Bulgaria, as in other Peace Corps host countries, Volunteers' behavior, lifestyle, background, and beliefs are judged in a cultural context very different from their own. Certain personal perspectives or characteristics commonly accepted in the United States may be quite uncommon, unacceptable, or even repressed in Bulgaria.
Outside of Bulgaria's capital, residents of rural communities have had relatively little direct exposure to other cultures, races, religions, and lifestyles. What people view as typical American behavior or norms may be a misconception, such as the belief that all Americans are rich and have blond hair and blue eyes. The people of Bulgaria are justly known for their generous hospitality to foreigners; however, members of the community in which you will live may display a range of reactions to cultural differences that you present.
- Possible Issues for Female Volunteers
- Possible Issues for Volunteers of Color
- Possible Issues for Senior Volunteers
- Possible Issues for Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual Volunteers
- Possible Religious Issues for Volunteers
- Possible Issues for Volunteers With Disabilities
- Possible Issues for Married Volunteers
Frequently Asked Questions
Main article: FAQs about Peace Corps in Bulgaria
- How much luggage am I allowed to bring to Bulgaria?
- What is the electric current in Bulgaria?
- How much money should I bring?
- When can I take vacation and have people visit me?
- Will my belongings be covered by insurance?
- Do I need an international driver's license?
- What should I bring as gifts for Bulgarian friends and my host family?
- Where will my site assignment be when I finish training and how isolated will I be?
- How can my family contact me in an emergency?
- Can I call home from Bulgaria?
- Will there be e-mail and Internet access? Should I bring my computer?
Packing List
Main article: Packing list for Bulgaria
The following recommendations are based on the experiences of Volunteers who have served in Bulgaria. Use them as an informal guide, bearing in mind that experience is individual. There is no perfect list! You obviously cannot bring everything that is mentioned, so consider those items that make the most sense to you personally and professionally. Many past and current Volunteers wish they had not brought so many clothes and toiletries and had instead focused on specialty items. You should not hesitate to bring items of sentimental value that will help you feel content at your site, but you can always have things sent to you later. As you decide what to bring, keep in mind that you have a 100-pound weight limit on checked luggage; you will be responsible for any fees for overweight baggage. Except where otherwise indicated, all the following items are available in Bulgaria; they are listed here as items to bring because the quality of the items may be inferior, their price may be significantly higher, or they may not be regularly available in Bulgaria.
- General Clothing
- Personal Hygiene and Toiletry Items
- Kitchen
- Miscellaneous
Peace Corps News
Current events relating to Peace Corps are also available by country of service or your home state
The following is automatic RSS feed of Peace Corps news for this country.
<rss title=on desc=off>http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&scoring=n&q=%22peace+corps%22+%22bulgaria%22&output=rss%7Ccharset=UTF-8%7Cshort%7Cdate=M d</rss>
( As of Sunday December 11, 2016 )<rss title=off desc=off>http://peacecorpsjournals.com/rss/bu/blog/50.xml%7Ccharset=UTF-8%7Cshort%7Cmax=10</rss>
Country Fund
Contributions to the Bulgaria Country Fund will support Volunteer and community projects that will take place in Bulgaria. These projects include water and sanitation, agricultural development, and youth programs.
See also
- Volunteers who served in Bulgaria
- Sites where volunteers have served in Bulgaria
- Friends of Bulgaria
- List of resources for Bulgaria
- Pre-Departure Checklist
- Inspector General Reports


text:
Today we'll revisit our discussion of control structures with the introduction of three new ones:
if....elseif, and the
switch statement.
Last time we discussed control structures we introduced the standard
if() statement, the
while() statement as well as the
for() statement. Today we'll introduce two new variations of these control structures as well as introduce a completely new structure
switch() and explain the similarities between it and the other structures.
if statement was the first, and most important, control structure we learned. We learned how to use it to create conditional-executing code and how we could use its companion, the
else statement, to guarantee that one part or the other would always be executed. Today we'll introduce briefly a new type of
if structure used when multiple conditional checks are needed as well as a rather strange-looking conditional structure called the "conditional assignment" operator.
Let's take a look at an example:
$foo = 10;
$bar = 12;
if($foo > $bar) {
echo "$foo is greater than $bar";
} else {
if($foo == $bar) {
echo "$foo is equal to $bar";
} else {
echo "$foo is less than $bar";
By now I would hope that the above code is easy to understand. Basically all we are doing is showing the relationship between two integers
$foo and
$bar and outputting that
Related Reading
PHP Pocket Reference
else statement called
elseif. Its use is identical to a normal
if statement except instead of using the
else statement we substitute the
elseif statement and provide another conditional. The formal syntax for the statement is as follows:
If(<conditon>) {
} [else[if(<condition>)] {
} [else {
} ] ]
When used in practice its primary purpose is to clean up our scripts and make them easier to understand rather than providing any real extra benefits. For an example, we'll rewrite our relationship example to use the new
elseif statement:
$foo = 10;
$bar = 12;
if($foo > $bar) {
echo "$foo is greater than $bar";
} elseif($foo == $bar) {
echo "$foo is equal to $bar";
} else {
echo "$foo is less than $bar";
This script will function identically to our original version with the added bonus of removing the need to embed a second
if statement within the
else of another. There is no limit to how many
elseif statements can be "chained" together within a single
if conditional statement but any more than two and it is recommended that the
switch() statement (that we'll cover later in today's article) be used.
Consider the following conditional
if statement:
$foo = 5;
$bar = 10;
if($foo > $bar) {
$foobar = true;
} else {
$foobar = false;
Often times it is necessary for a developer to assign the value of a variable depending on the evaluation of a conditional between two others. In this case, we are assigning a boolean value of true or false to the variable
$foobar, depending of course on the outcome of the conditional
$foo > $bar. As with our first example during our discussion of the
elseif statement, the above will work as expected but is rather sloppy.
Today we'll introduce a new type of syntax available in PHP that acts both as a conditional control structure and as an operator all at the same time. This control structure is called (for obvious reasons) the conditional assignment operator. The syntax for this new operator/control structure is as follows:
$var = (<condition>) ? <true value> : <false value>;
Although it looks somewhat strange, it functions exactly as the example just provided. The variable
$var is assigned a value dependent on the conditions. If the conditions are "true," the true value will be assigned to
$var and conversely if "false," the false value will be assigned. For a better illustration of this, we'll rewrite our example to use this new syntax:
$foo = 5;
$bar = 10;
$foobar = ($foo > $bar) ? true : false;
As we stated, the above example functions exactly as our previous one and will produce the same result. It is strongly recommended that a conditional assignment operator is used instead of an
if statement when attempting to assign a variable either one variable or another. However, for the sake of readability this operator should not be used in the following manner:
$foo = 5;
$bar = 10;
$boolean = false;
$foobar = ($foo > $bar) ?
($boolean) ? true : false : false;
$foobar will only be assigned "true" if
$foo is greater than
$bar, and
$boolean has a value of "true." A better way to write such a conditonal would be:
<?php $foobar = (($foo > $bar) && $boolean) ? true : false; ?>
Or use the standard
if conditional structure.
Now that we have covered both
elseif and the conditonal assignment operator, we'll quickly take a look at a different flavor of the
while statement: the
do...while(). The
do...while statement is nearly identical in syntax and behavior to a standard while statement with to differences. The first difference is in its syntax, the second is its functionality. The syntax for a
do...while statement is:
do {
} while(<condition);
The real use (and difference) in a
do...while statement as opposed to a standard
while statement is how many times the code contained within it is guaranteed to execute. In a standard
while statement, in theory the code contained within it could never be executed (the conditions required was never achieved). In a
do while, the code contained within it will execute at least once (or more depending again on the conditions of the
while). Below is an example of using a
do...while statement to generate a random number greater than 100:
do {
$myval = rand()
} while($myval < 100);
The result will be a value
$myval that will always be above 100.
To wrap up our continued discussion of control structures, we'll introduce a very useful alternative to use the
if statement: the
switch statement.
switch statements are unique to any other control structure we have seen thus far, but in essence provide the same functionality as a conditional
if statement. For example: Let's assume you would like to develop a script that would process commands from a menu. For argument's sake we'll assume the following menu items:
E-mail Us
In order to make development easier, we'll also assign special one-word identification codes to each of the three menu items. We'll call these
links, and
Now that we have our menu options, and the identification codes assigned to each of them, it is time to write the logic that will determine which option the user selected. When the user clicks on one of our options, we'll send to PHP a variable
$menu containing the identification string. So, all we have to do now is check the value of
$menu to determine what option the user clicked on. There are a few methods a developer can use to accomplish such a task, such as the use of
if...elseif, in code such a method would resemble the following:
if($menu == "home") {
echo "You clicked home";
} elseif($menu == "links") {
echo "You clicked links";
} elseif($menu == "email") {
echo "You clicked e-mail";
} else {
echo "I don't know what you clicked";
Unfortunately, code such as this tends to get confusing and out of hand rather quickly. It is for circumstances such as this that the
switch statement was developed.
switch statement could be visually represented as a dial with a number of positions on it. These positions are called "cases." When this imaginary dial is "switched" to one of the positions, a particular piece of code is executed that is associated with that dial. With that in mind, let's examine the syntax of a
switch statement:
Switch(<variable>) {
[case <constant value>:]
[case <constant value>:]
Looking at the above switch syntax we can see that the statement itself is variable and then within the code block is contained any number of
case statements (each requiring a constant value) followed by an optional default case. So how does it work? When a
switch statement is executed, it takes the variable passed to it (such as our
$menu) and the compares it against each of the
case statement values.
In the event that the
case statement value matches the value of the variable, the code below the
case statement is executed. Optionally, you can also provide a default case to be executed in the event that none of the defined cases matches the provided variable. But, before we can continue and look at it in action we need to introduce a special companion statement to the switch control structure: the
break statement.
When a
switch statement matches a particular case, as we stated before, the code directly below it is executed. However, PHP will not stop executing code inside of a
switch when it encounters another
case statement. Rather, it will ignore all further
case statements and execute all of the code below the original match. For example:
$menu = "links";
switch($home) {
case "home":
echo "You clicked home";
case "links":
echo "You clicked links";
case "email":
echo "You clicked e-mail";
echo "I don't know what you clicked";
When the above code is executed, instead of the output simply being:
You clicked links
It will output:
You clicked links
You clicked e-mail
I don't know what you clicked
Although the
Because PHP was not told to stop executing the code, it continued straight through the entire
switch statement and disregarded all further cases. Also note that PHP did not execute the "home" case since it was before the matching case "links." Sometimes, such behavior is beneficial, but in a scenario such as ours we would like to know exactly which case was selected and what menu option was clicked. By using the
break statement we can command PHP to stop executing the code and leave the command block as demonstrated below:
$menu = "links";
switch($home) {
case "home":
echo "You clicked home";
case "links":
echo "You clicked links";
case "email":
echo "You clicked e-mail";
echo "I don't know what you clicked";
With the use of the
break statement, PHP will only execute the code between the different cases and our output will be as expected.
John Coggeshall is a a PHP consultant and author who started losing sleep over PHP around five years ago.
Read more PHP Foundations columns.
Return to the PHP DevCenter.
Copyright © 2009 O'Reilly Media, Inc.


text:
No. 2: Be legendary
Dad also taught us the importance of being remembered.
He wants to know he meant something to this world. Maybe it's his remembrance literally carved into a park bench or a building dedication. Maybe it's an annual potluck or charity event in his namesake. Maybe it's the way he fished or hunted, or the way he laughed and pulled pranks.
If Dad's a business owner, we get his desire for a legacy in two forms: the business itself living on through his kids. Because more than money and property, Dad taught us his most important legacy was his lineage.
His motivation from it led to his greatest deeds of all: helping others, donating, working hard for your family. In short, leaving the Earth a better place than he found it; making sure his kids have more opportunity than he had.


text:
The doctrine that God is absolutely simple derives from the metaphysical considerations that God is a being whose existence is self-explanatory, absolutely perfect, and pure actuality. Prior to Thomas, the doctrine has its most influential formulations in Augustine and Anselm.[1]
According to Thomas, God is his essence and his existence.[2] If the existence of a thing differs from its essence, this existence must be caused either by some exterior agent or by its essential properties.[3] The latter seems to be impossible; for nothing, if caused to exist, can be the sufficient and efficient cause of its own existence. Nothing can be self-caused and thus the latter option is insufficient. Therefore, if existence differs from essence then another being must cause existence. This option is also an insufficient explanation for God's essence and existence because another being cannot cause God because he is the first efficient cause—the uncaused cause.
There are three important claims Thomas commits to concerning the doctrine of divine simplicity.[4]
(1) It is impossible that God have any spatial or temporal parts that could be distinguished from one another as here rather than there or as now rather than then, and so God cannot be a physical entity.
(2) It is impossible that God have any accidental properties.
(3) All of God's intrinsic properties must be essential to him, it must be acknowledge that whatever can be intrinsically attributed to God must in reality just be the unity that is his essence.read more »


text:
The WorldCat Registry is a free Web service for information professionals and administrators at libraries and other knowledge-based institutions, both inside and outside the OCLC cooperative. The Registry gives you a single, centralized and Web-accessible location where you can view information related to your institutional identity, such as:
- Institution type
- Identifying codes issued by industry organizations
- Physical and electronic (IP) locations
- Time zone settings and open hours designations
- Consortial memberships
- Parent-child relationships (main and branch institutions)
- Web-based services such as online catalog, "Ask-a" virtual reference and OpenURL servers
- Vendors used
- Budgetary, user population and service statistics
- Administrative contacts
With thousands of libraries both inside and outside the OCLC cooperative already participating, the WorldCat Registry is a comprehensive and authoritative directory of libraries and library services.
Your data sharing and vendor transactions become more efficient
Institutions that purchase technology and content services from many different providers soon discover they're maintaining multiple identities. Each time a piece of data changes—such as a phone number, contact name or Internet IP address—staff must take the time to notify each vendor separately, and often by various means: Web interfaces, paper forms, faxes and phone calls.
WorldCat Registry lets you take a more efficient approach: you can update your Registry information once and share it with any technology vendors, electronic content or service providers, fellow consortial institutions, funding agencies and other organizations with which you regularly interact. You send them a special Web link that gives them instant, read-only access to your most current institutional data.
This access can add even more efficiencies, allowing you to automate routine tasks such as activation of a new subscription service or renewal of an existing one. You'll greatly reduces the administrative burden associated with such services and the chance that they will "go dark" when internal system parameters such as IP addresses change.
Web searchers link more quickly to your electronic content
When you manage data about your OpenURL resolver(s) in WorldCat Registry, this information allows Web users within and outside the library environment to discover authoritative electronic content at your library closer to the point of need. Resolver base URLs and other Registry data are utilized by OCLC's OpenURL Gateway, which gives end users a streamlined linking experience from an information source—such as a Web search-engine result that includes bibliographic data—to corresponding library resources such as full-text journals or abstracting, indexing and citation databases.
The Gateway routes OpenURL links to an appropriate resolver by matching the information seeker's IP address to IP addresses stored in WorldCat Registry. The user is then led directly to a link resolver maintained by their home library. If they are searching the Web from the library's public Internet access, the user can be transparently authenticated and immediately presented the full text of the article.
Web sites and Web-enabled tools that currently direct their OpenURL links to the Gateway include Google Scholar, ERIC and the Zotero online research extension for Firefox. Learn more about OpenURL Gateway on the OCLC Developer Network.
For WorldCat libraries: Web visibility for collections on major search engines
WorldCat Registry data also drives the deep links to OPACs and online services displayed on WorldCat.org, the Web site that gives WorldCat-participating libraries greater Internet visibility. Institutions that contribute holdings to the WorldCat global catalog see those holdings and their Registry profile data syndicated across Google, Yahoo! and other popular Web sites where information seekers start to search.


text:
I think they're making a final season for Netflix.
I think they're making a final season for Netflix.
Fantasy is hardly an escape from reality. It's a way of understanding it.
― Lloyd Alexander
Watch This Space.
Anybody hanging on dearly to Community like I am?
I was very pleased with the openers.
"I never argue with people who say baseball is boring, because baseball is boring. And then, suddenly, it isn't. And that's what makes it great." - Joe Posnanski
Razor Shines (01-15-2014)
Razor Shines (01-15-2014),Roy Tucker (01-07-2014)
Anyone watch Agents of Shield? I saw the first episode but it didnt do that much for me. Should I keep going?
Did anyone else catch "The Spoils of Babylon" this week? You have to go deep down the cable list to find IFC, but it is a spoof of 70s/80s network miniseries created by Will Ferrell and Adam Mckay. I think there are only 6 episodes, but I found it pretty funny.
Watched "Spoils" last night. I love Will Ferrell, and I get what they were going for, but it fell a little flat for me. Probably give the next episode a shot though.
"I can make all the stadiums rock."
-Air Supply
True Detective on HBO has potential. The pilot episode was pretty good
Because the plain people are able to speak and understand, and even, in many cases, to read and write, it is assumed that they have ideas in their heads, and an appetite for more. This assumption is a folly.
--H.L. Mencken
Board Moderators may, at their discretion and judgment, delete and/or edit any messages that violate any of the following guidelines: 1. Explicit references to alleged illegal or unlawful acts. 2. Graphic sexual descriptions. 3. Racial or ethnic slurs. 4. Use of edgy language (including masked profanity). 5. Direct personal attacks, flames, fights, trolling, baiting, name-calling, general nuisance, excessive player criticism or anything along those lines. 6. Posting spam. 7. Each person may have only one user account. It is fine to be critical here - that's what this board is for. But let's not beat a subject or a player to death, please.


text:
Chairman steps back from Rothschild London arm
David de Rothschild, the patriarch of the Rothschild banking dynasty, has stepped down as chairman of NM Rothschild, the UK investment banking arm, focusing on management at a group level.
The 71-year-old left the NM Rothschild board in recent weeks, according to a person familiar with the move. He remains head of Paris Orleans et Cie, the entity that controls the French and UK banking arms.
The move does not signify a stepping back of de Rothschild from the management of the group, the person at the firm said.
In an interview with French newspaper Le Figaro in 2012, de Rothschild said he predicted retiring from the group when he was between 72 and 76. He could not be reached for comment.
De Rothschild has been at the centre of Rothschilds' European rebirth. The family's historic French business was nationalised by President François Mitterrand in 1981.
De Rothschild set about returning the family to the centre of banking in Europe, creating Paris-based Rothschild & Cie Banque in 1987 and growing the firm into a major European advisory house.
The French and UK banking operations first began integrating back in 2003. De Rothschild took over the leadership of London-based NM Rothschild in 2004, after cousin Evelyn de Rothschild retired, becoming the first French national to take control of the UK branch.
In mid-2012, shareholders approved a plan to merge the English and French Rothschild businesses – Paris Orleans – and convert the holding company into a limited partnership, solidifying the control of the Rothschild family over the firm.
David de Rothschild's son, Alexandre, is seen as the long-term heir apparent, according to one insider. In his mid-thirties, Alexandre is currently head of Paris Orléans' proprietary investments, focusing primarily on merchant banking within the firm.
Following the departure, NM Rothschild has yet to appoint a new chairman, according to the person familiar with the matter.
The investment bank's day-to-day operations are led by Nigel Higgins and Olivier Pécoux, co-chief executives. Anthony Alt is deputy chairman and executive director.
Higgins, a Rothschild lifer, became the first person outside the Rothschild family to run the UK operations following his appointment in 2010, after David de Rothschild stepped back to chairman.
The firm has been advising on several UK deals of late, including working as an independent financial adviser to TSB on its upcoming floatation.


text:
The average cost for a Steering Rack Replacement is between $899 and $1130. Labor costs are estimated between $228 and $289 while parts are priced between $671 and $841. Get a personalized estimate based on your location and specific car. Estimate does not include taxes and fees.
Steering Rack Replacement Cost for Lincoln Zephyr
Steering Rack Replacement Estimate (National Average)
Validated estimate range for national average.
View Estimate Details
Parts & Labor Breakdown
Labor: $228 - $289
Parts: $671 - $841
Estimate does not include taxes and fees.
Best Practices
A four-wheel alignment should be performed after replacing the Lincoln Zephyr steering rack.
The shop should flush the power steering system when replacing the power steering rack.
Common Symptoms
A failing steering rack may clunk when turning or when going over bumps.
Turning easily in one direction, but with difficulty in the other, is an indication of a problem with the steering rack.
Common Misdiagnoses
Problems with the Lincoln Zephyr power steering control module (where applicable) can imitate problems with the steering rack. Be sure that the problem has been properly diagnosed before replacing an expensive steering rack.
Last step before receiving your estimate:
* Estimate for all Lincoln Zephyr model years. Get a more accurate price by entering in your year.


text:
Additional Info
Orange Book Forms Committee
The Orange Book Forms Committee of the Trust and Estate Section meets on the third Thursday of every month at 12:15-1:30 p.m. in the Executive Conference Room on the ninth floor of the CBA offices, located at 1900 Grant Street.
If you would like to participate via telephone, please contact Lisa Travis Fisher, email@example.com, or 303-824-5381 by 10:00 am on the Wednesday before the meeting, so that she will enable the conference call. Otherwise the call-in will not be turned on. Call in information is listed in the minutes and on the Orange Book Forms Committee website.
Members of the Orange Book Forms Committee draft, review, and revise forms and notes on use for the Colorado Bar Association CLE publication "Colorado Estate Planning Forms," also known as the "Orange Book Forms."
The Orange Book Forms and its companion publication, the Colorado Estate Planning Handbook, also known as the "Orange Book Handbook," are designed to assist Colorado practitioners who provide estate planning services. Although the Orange Book Forms and the Orange Book Handbook periodically make reference to issues that arise in probate, trust, or estate administration, those topics are more fully addressed in another Colorado Bar Association CLE publication, "Colorado Law of Wills, Trusts, and Fiduciary Administration" (also known as the "Wade/Parks Book.")
If you would like to be placed on the Orange Book Forms distribution list, please contact Lisa Travis Fischer at firstname.lastname@example.com or 303-824-5381.
Chair: Leia Ursery firstname.lastname@example.com