text:
One half of the divisional round is in the books as the 2014 edition of the NFL playoffs makes its way toward conference championship weekend.
In a not-so-shocking development, some of the NFL's best quarterbacks made it to this point. Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks scored a 23-15 victory over Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints to open the divisional round.
Tom Brady and the New England Patriots followed suit via a 43-22 triumph over Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts.
The remaining action set to occur on Jan. 12 features more top signal-callers. Here is one final look at how the games will play out.
San Francisco 49ers vs. Carolina Panthers
Of all the quarterbacks left in the postseason, San Francisco's Colin Kaepernick has to be considered the weak link.
This is especially the case considering his epic collapse in a Week 10, 10-9 loss to the Carolina Panthers, which ESPN captures perfectly:
The last time 49ers/Panthers faced each other, Colin Kaepernick had one of the worst games of his career. pic.twitter.com/Cj32tUyzts— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) January 8, 2014
On the opposite side is Cam Newton, a name San Francisco defensive coordinator Vic Fangio is more than aware of going into the matchup, per Taylor Price of the 49ers's website:
When you have a quarterback of Cam Newton's ability in this type of game, I think he'd be apt to run maybe a little bit more than he would normally. They may even call more of the quarterback runs for him, the quarterback powers and lead draws.
We're anticipating more of those from them. So, yeah I think Newton's a playmaker and we've all got to be aware of him.
Both Kaepernick and Newton will be engulfed once more against top-five defenses from the regular season, but it is Kaepernick who will struggle on the road in the face of pressure from Carolina defensive end Greg Hardy (15 sacks in 2013) and others.
While it is true Kaepernick took the 49ers to the Super Bowl last year and has weapons who were absent from the regular-season loss to the Panthers back (such as receiver Michael Crabtree), Newton at home paired with an elite defense will be too much to overcome.
Prediction: Panthers 13, 49ers 10
San Diego Chargers vs. Denver Broncos
Thanks to the arrival of head coach Mike McCoy (who actually came over from Denver last season), San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers is back in the realm of football's elite at the position.
Rivers has had a superb year, and it in turn has resulted in some jarring success for his team:
The @chargers are 6-2 vs teams that finished with winning records this season, including 4-0 on the road.— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) January 11, 2014
Now add in some strange history, and one gets a recipe for an exciting upset:
The last 4 teams to face the Eagles in Philly's home opener have gone on to win the Super Bowl. That team this year? - The @Chargers.— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) January 5, 2014
In fact, it was not that long ago that these two met at the same locale in Week 15 and the Chargers knocked off the Broncos by a 27-20 margin. The Broncos managed just 18 rushing yards in the collapse, and Peyton Manning was merely human with 289 passing yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
More of the same is a reasonable expectation here. The Chargers are playing at a high level in all regards—including on defense thanks to the recent return of talented linebacker Melvin Ingram.
The Chargers have played better as the season has worn on, while the Broncos have taken a few losses in that same span. San Diego is on a roll and has the look of an underdog that can win the whole thing.
Prediction: Chargers 30, Broncos 28


text:
- Popular Items In Category(9)
Results 1 - 9 of 9 matches
Top RatedNeumann U87 Ai Shockmount Set Z Microphone with Box
The U 87 has been the standard of the recording industry since 1967. This microphone is famous for its warm...$3,599.95Compare Compare Now site7prod271404
- 1 Open Box:
- $3,167.96
Neumann TLM 49 Condenser Studio Microphone
When The Neumann M 49 debuted, it instantly became the standard for recording vocals with a presence and...$1,699.95Compare Compare Now site7prod271417
- 1 Open Box:
- $1,495.96
Neumann TLM 102 Condenser Microphone
The TLM 102 is ideal for home recording or broadcasting studios, designed to handle vocals, speech, as well as...$699.95Compare Compare Now site7prod584192
Neumann TLM 103 D Microphone
The Neumann TLM 103 D is the new classic mic for home recording and project studios, features a A/D converter...$1,599.95Compare Compare Now site7prod279502
Neumann TLM 103 Anniversary Condenser Microphone
The 75th-Anniversary Edition includes shock mount and briefcase-style mic case. This large diaphragm condenser...$1,299.95Compare Compare Now site7prod271415
- 1 Open Box:
- $1,143.96
On SaleNeumann TLM 103 Condenser Microphone
The award winning TLM 103 is the ideal large diaphragm microphone for all professional and semi-professional...$899.95Compare Compare Now site7prod271397
- Was:
- $1,099.95
- On Sale Now!
$3,999.95Compare Compare Now site7prodJ15619
Neumann TLM 103 Anniversary Stereo Microphone Pair
Superlative matched-mic sound plus shockmounts and a rugged road case!$2,499.95Compare Compare Now site7prod272056
Neumann TLM 67 Condenser Microphone
The transformerless TLM 67 condenser incorporates the K 67 capsule from the classic U 67 along with a special...$2,199.95Compare Compare Now site7prod500390
- 1 Open Box:
- $1,935.96

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, the world's biggest games show, went down again this week in California. More than 48,000 developers, publishers, industry insiders and journalists converged on the LA Convention Centre to check out the latest games, accessories and ideas from 230 exhibitors.
As usual, the big three, Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, stole most of the headlines. Microsoft and Sony waged a war for the hearts and minds of hardcore gamers, revealing new look hardware, plus pricetags and launch dates for their new next-gen consoles, the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 . Not to be outdone though, Japanese gaming giant Nintendo, which has struggled to make an impressions with its Wii U since launch late last year, announced a raft of new games for the console, including several new Mario and Zelda titles.
Plenty more promising new titles were announced too, including the long awaited latest instalment in the long running RPG franchise, Final Fantasy XV, a Killer Instinct revival, and a whole new IP from the minds behind Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the stunningly ambitious looking sci-fi shooter Titanfall. This year's new batch of games were bigger and better looking than ever before - but we all saw that one coming, right?
If there was a less expected trend at this year's E3, it was for interactivity: the next-generation of consoles are competing with smartphones and all sorts of on-demand entertainment for your attention.
Big game developers know that, and now that we're more connected than ever, they're taking that and using it to their advantage, tying them all into their new blockbusters, and making full use of the clever new cameras that ship with both the Xbox One and the PS4. Here are just a few of the games that are set to break down the fourth wall and quite literally invade your living room - and the world outside.
Dead Rising 3
Microsoft's second screen SmartGlass tech has been around for awhile now, but it's only with the Xbox One that developers are really starting to make full use of it. Install it on your tablet or smartphone, and you'll be able to unlock some clever extra features in Capcom's zombie survival horror sequel, including the ability to call in air or drone support, distract zombies with flare drops, or search out hidden items in abandoned buildings. It's not much of a stretch to imagine one player taking out zombies while a co-op player uses their phone or computer to scout the area.
That's not all Capcom is doing though. The Xbox One comes with a new, next-gen Kinect motion sensing camera that perches above or below your TV. It can see you, but it can also hear you, and that's where things start to get really smart - and scary.
In Dead Rising 3, Capcom's hinted that zombies will be able to listen and react to noises your side of the TV screen. That means you can shout out a zombie to grab its attention, lure it out and dispatch it - but it also means unexpected noises could give you away. In other words, you'd better hope a family member doesn't come strolling in while you're hiding and ask what you want for dinner, or you may end up as it.
Destiny, the next game from the Halo creators at Bungie, was officially announced earlier this year, but we got plenty more details as well as a full trailer this week at E3. As you might have guessed, it's a shooter set in the intergalactic future, but Bungie has big, ambitious plans for the game.
For a start, they're calling it "alive". It's not quite a massively multiplayer online game, in which all the players online at one time can play against each other - rather, you'll be seamlessly matched against others, and events can happen in the game which may have lasting ramifications.
Bungie's even got plans to rope in social media and the phone that's in your pocket. Even when you're away from the console, the game world continues: the studio says it's working on an app that will notify you on the go of new quests, as well as what your friends are up to in the Destiny universe at any given time.
Metal Gear Solid V
Konami has finally stopped playing games and announced the next Metal Gear Solid V properly this time - the stealth action game is headed to current-gen consoles and next-gen as well, and alongside a new open world to explore, gaming visionary and Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima is looking at roping in the devices we all carry around now too.
"With MGS5, I feel that [using] multiple devices, tablets and smartphones and how to interact with it socially is a big step forward," he told Polygon [http://www.polygon.com/2013/6/13/4425442/next-gen-metal-gear-solid-5-smartphone-tablet-kojima] in an interview at the expo this week.
Kojima didn't elaborate on how this would work, but you can bet it'd be something smarter and more useful than viewing your multiplayer stats: the gaming auteur is known for messing with gamers' minds though, and has dabbled with fourth wall gimmicks before.
One boss in the original Metal Gear Solid on the PlayStation, Psycho Mantis, could only be defeated by plugging your controller into the Player 2 slot. He'd also look at the save game files on your memory card and would casually namedrop any Konami titles you'd been playing during the fight - who knows what he could do with the phone in your pocket and a Kinect sitting on top of the telly.
Quantum Break
Perhaps the most ambitious game of all on show at E3 this week was Quantum Break, the stunning follow up from Remedy, the studio behind the original Max Payne, and more recently, Alan Wake. Its next-gen game focuses on time travel, and from the trailers we've seen so far, promises some explosive set pieces, as well as stunningly lifelike characters - Remedy have even used dental moulds to make sure characters speak realistically.
Here's where things start to get surreal: Quantum Break will play out in episodes, and after each, you'll watch and participate in a game show, in which the presenters recap what happened using footage of your actual gameplay, as well as present you with options as to how the story then unfurls. It's more than a little ambitious, but as a flagship Xbox One title, what else would you expect?


text:
This system utilizes near-infrared light to detect objects and pedestrians ahead of the vehicle at night and displays images that are hard to see with the naked eye on the screen. The headlights visualize the road situations.
Near-infrared light is used to display images that are hard to see with the naked eye. Objects, cars, pedestrians and other roads lit by low-beams will be shown.
Night View can be used to help recognize the road ahead at night, but please do not depend solely on the images displayed on the screen.


text:
Catering is an often underutilized source of extra revenue for in-house foodservice departments, especially in K-12 schools. Just how much it was underutilized at the Cartwright (AZ) K-8 School District outside Phoenix was made clear by how much revenue jumped once the catering program was positioned and marketed more effectively. While the foodservice department had always been available to provide catering to school functions, the service historically wasn't promoted and as a ...
Register to view this Article
WhyRegisterfor FREE?
Registering for Premium Content on Food Management will give youINSTANTaccess to invaluable articles and media content that industry professionals rely on. You will have access to our special reports, feature articles, and industry analysis. It'sFREE, easy and quick.


text:
|Magnhlidr Whitescale
Magnhildr finishes bandaging Rohan's wounds and retrieves her shield. She looks at Morstralla with a look of concern.
"You okay there Stralla?"
Morstralla's player's lost post was the one he made on Friday here. Anyone got his email?
|The Voice of Wisdom
If I haven't seen Morstalla post before I'll go to bed tonight, I'll DMPC her. Hosk runs the local stable; All of the locals would at least know of him; whether you had met him personally or not is up to you.
Host ponders for a second, "Never this brazenly. This bodes ill. Such an attack suggests an organizing force that will have to be rooted out."
Could this be what has disturbed the natural order? Would the spirits really be troubled by an organized force of goblins?
"Surely Sandpoint has a militia prepared in case of such an attack?", Krojun says/asks. "Where will they be organizing?"
|Wyran the Patient
Wyran spends his time quietly helping to bandage those in need, staying away from the more wounded where he knows he does not have enough expertise to help. Having not taken any wounds himself, he closes his eyes and utters a quick prayer to Irori. He makes his way over to his new group of acquaintances to see if he can help at all.
"I unfortunately know little in the ways of healing, keeping one's nose in a book does little for practical application. Is the town safe for now? What is the next step, and can I offer any further assistance."
|Magnhlidr Whitescale
"Next step is to get Talon a healer and make sure there aren't any goblins about. If you can fight you can help with the second part. If you know where the head priest went you can help with the first."
She looks at Morstralla.
Poor girl, probably never been in a fight like this.
She checks her gear and almost as an afterthought rips another few strips to wrap around her leg and over the wounds the goblins left her from the now severely shortened kilt. She binds them quickly, grimacing a little, but doing nothing else to even hint as the stinging pain in her thigh.
Krojun nods.
Let none say they lack a fighting spirit.
"Right. Wyran and I will take point and do what we can keep anything from getting to the wounded. Rohan can you help Talon along? He won't be able to keep up on his own in his condition."
"We'll make our way to where the militia is gathering. Someone there will know how to best secure the city."
|Talon Eldercourt
"Right, lets press on. Maybe I can hold the potion, that way if we encounter something at least then I can down it and contribute if need be. I'm sorry to be such a bother, I usually pride myself on being able to avoid such things."
Krojun offers the elf the potion again.
"You fought with honor and lived to tell of it. No songs are sung of the parts that come after that", the massive Shoanti offers with a grin. "What matters now is that you live to hear the tale of your own glory."
|The Voice of Wisdom
Morstralla has been busy gathering up the few wounded of the townsfolk into a single spot before calling you all over. Once everyone is close enough, she calls out to her god, and you all feel the bathing of positive energy wash over you. Seeing that a few are still a bit bruised, she does it again.
2 channel energy's; everyone's fully healed.
|Rohan Drake
"I can help him." Rohan props the rogue up to help him walk.
"I'm not looking so good either. Let's get moving, we can both brood over drinks later." That's something Copper would say." The summoner looks over to Magnhlidr, still a little shocked at her initial gesture of binding his wounds. "Lead the way, Krojun. We got your back."
|The Voice of Wisdom
"I know not what precisely is the next step. Best to wait for Sheriff Hemlock to find out for certain. I suspect, though, that any call for the militia won't happen until morning. The town guards should be able to secure the town walls that long." Hosk offers as the healing is offered. "For now, let us bask in the glory of a battle well fought. I'd say get even drunker in celebration, but I suppose we should hold off on that until we know for certain if it is truly over."
"You're suggesting we stay here while the city may be under attack?" Krojun asks in confusion.
Can battle be heard in the distance?
|The Voice of Wisdom
Everything seems fairly quiet. "If the city is truly under attack than holding this square becomes that much more of a priority. If this was just a raid, than having someone to fill the place of the guard in a prominent location such as this will help calm the citizens. In either case, holding our current position seems more advantageous than chasing after enemies that may or not even be there. Folks here know how to defend themselves; if there are other enemies elsewhere, they will find the same resistance they found here."
Krojun growls in frustration.
This is his home. It would be best to defend it as he sees fit.
The big Shoanti lets out a deep breath.
"As you say then. We'll defend this square."
|Rohan Drake
"Well I don't like standing around here either. But I guess you're right."
Rohan then looks to Krojun. "So that chant from the battle. It was magical wasn't it? Where did you learn that?"
Krojun nods.
"It is magic of a sorts - a subtle, but very powerful magic; the sort that stirs the fire a man's and unbinds the animal within our hearts. It is the most basic thunder-chant."
"I was trained as an apprentice Thundercaller, a keeper of tales and spirit-speaker among my people. The most powerful of us can whisper to drive the winds into a deadly tornado or shout with the power of a mighty clap of thunder", the big Shoanti explains his voice growing quieter and quieter and then exploding with volume to illustrate the effect.
"But such power is years away. For now such spirits are only distant allies for me."
Krojun considers the sailor and his own suite of powers.
"What of you and little Copperscale? Is it painful to be apart? The tales spread among my people say that being separated from one's eidolon is like missing your own shadow or that you breathe but are always short of breath."
|Rohan Drake
"I've heard of songs being inspirational, but not like that." Rohan listens intently.
"It does hurt. It's almost excruciating in fact. He's been my best friend since I can remember. It's like a part of me is missing even. I don't even have to say a word, and he knows what I'm thinking. Even when I don't want him to. But eventually after many sleepless nights, I learned how to deal with it. It wasn't easy, even now I kind of wish he was here. But I can't worry about him right now, not when I don't even know what's going on."
"I can imagine how he'd react to your story. He'd clap his claws together trying to make thunder and get dust in his eyes or something silly like that." He chuckles.
Krojun laughs again with that deep bass sound.
"I'll be certain to tell it again when you conjure him again."
"It says a great deal that you'd bear such a pain to keep him safe."
|Rohan Drake
|Morstralla Fullvault
"That was inconceivable! The goblins around here are never that organized. It doesn't make any sense.
"So they have attacked before? What do they want beyond chaos and destruction?" Krojun asks.
"He's been there for me. It's the least I could do."
"So the two of you have always been alone? That is very sad. You haven't met anyone else from your native land?"
|Rohan Drake
"For a while now, it's just been me and him. I was... exiled and none from my home leave willingly." Rohan's face turns into one of sorrow as if remembering a painful memory. It is clear that he does not wish to go into anymore detail.
"So how long have you been in Sandpoint? I'm guessing this attack is a new occurence?"
Krojun is curious about the sailor's foreign customs but declines to probe further when he notes the raw emotion.
"I have only been here a couple days but I was in Sandpoint before that for almost three years. Among my people, its tradition for children growing into manhood to leave the Quah and live among a foreign tribe for some time. My Quah's elders disapproved but I chose Sandpoint for my Journey."
"I was here for three years and yet I feel like I barely know this place. It took most of that time just for me to get used to living inside a stone building - so like a coffin. Sleeping in a city is nothing like sleeping under the moon and stars."
|Rohan Drake
"I've lived in buildings most of my life, but you're right in that sleeping under the moon and the stars is something else. But I wouldn't call a nice warm bed a coffin. It's better than a sleeping on a hammock on a rocking boat."
Krojun considers Rohan's words.
"Perhaps when this is over, I will have to try it", the big Shoanti says with a booming laugh.
|The Voice of Wisdom
|Talon Eldercourt
Talon looks over at Rohan, listening in on the penetrating self-disclosure between he and Krojun. He thinks of his own exile, the loss of his father and mother. He knows the pain well. He longs for the sense of belonging that a tribe would afford and wistfully imagines a place among others … and acceptance, belonging. He pulls himself together and, half reassuring himself he offers to Rohan, "Family is what you make it, home where you make it. Not all bonds need be blood. " He turns flush and looks away.
"Krojun, you think there are more? That they will be back?"
Krojun nods in agreement with Talon's assertion.
"I cannot say. It is quiet now but that does not mean there aren't more of them sneaking through people's homes or on the rooftops. With any luck we will see more battle before this night is over."
"Or has Talon 'Goblinslayer' had his fill?", the big Shoanti says with a grin.
|Talon Eldercourt
Heeding Krojun's words Talon stands and carefully surveys the rooftops and mandering alleyways and streets that lead to the square, looking for anything short, green and nasty.
Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (11) + 8 = 19
|Magnhlidr Whitescale
"A night under stars crafted by one goddess of beauty and enjoyed with another? Hmm... that would certainly be a night worthy of a tale", Krojun says with a deep laugh.
"I would be honored."
|Rohan Drake
|Magnhlidr Whitescale
"Dress warmly, then. It snows more often than it rains."
Magnhildr smiles in return.
"Back home, we all fight as brothers and sisters. Even those whose families are bitter rivals will take up swords to defend each other and their land."
"I'm certain we will not have trouble staying warm", Krojan counters with a too-straight face.
"I've heard stories about the Ulfen. Your people and ours are alike in many ways. That's how the Nolanders come together so easily."
|Morstralla Fullvault
"So they have attacked before? What do they want beyond chaos and destruction?" Krojun asks.
"I've heard of lone encounters outside of town, but never a brazen attack like this one."
"There are several tribes in the area, so I'm told, but one goblin looks much like the next - detestable little baggers"
|Wyran the Patient
Talon is right. Family is what you make of it. The parents I was born to long, long ago did not want me and made that point very clear. My brothers and sisters at the monastery have been true family. To know loss... Is a hard thing. I have lost many family of the short lived races." A sad smile crosses Wyrans face not as he speaks of his birth family, but only of the loss he has known of his brothers and sisters in faith.
|The Voice of Wisdom
As things start to settle down, a town guard enters the square from the direction of the garrison and after a brief conversation with Hosk, the stablemaster disappears in that direction. The guard comes over to where you are gathered about talking. "Thank you for your aid. I fear that we were not expecting anything of this nature, so any help we can get is appreciated. We need someone to check the north gate. We have not heard anything from there, and you seem like you could handle yourselves against whatever may be there better than any other available. I'll take over here."
As you approach the gate from the south, you see a scene that makes you very concerned. A noble is backed up against one of the houses, and his dog is trying to hold off a small pack of goblins led by a mounted goblin, who is in the process of trying to cut the dog down. Just as you get a clear view of the scene, the commando manages to drop the dog, and looks at the nobleman with a smile on his face.
You are somewhere inside the black square. The red outlined goblin is the mounted leader. The non outlined goblins are regular melee goblins. The green outlined goblins are archers. You all have surprise on the goblins, who are focused on nobleman.
Krojun 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (10) + 1 = 11
Magnhlidr 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (1) + 2 = 3
Morstralla 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (1) + 2 = 3
Rohan 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (7) + 4 = 11
Talon 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (11) + 6 = 17
Wyren 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (11) + 1 = 12
Krojun, Rohan, Talon, Wyren
Bad Guys (not able to act this round)
Magnhlidr, Morstralla
Krojun 19/19
Magnhlidr 14/14
Morstralla 10/10
Rohan 14/14
Talon 9/9
Wyran 9/9
Goblin Commando
Goblin Dog
Melee Goblins
Archer Goblins
|Talon Eldercourt
Round 1
"To battle!" Krojun bellows and flourishes his club in the air.
After, the big Shoanti begins his booming chant and with it comes the thunder.
Inspire 4/6
|Talon Eldercourt
You are but because it doesn't really matter among the good guys who goes first, Voice groups us together. In this case it's to your benefit to wait for Krojun to go before you. =P
|Talon Eldercourt
Well Krojun acted so now's as good a time as any. You don't have to wait for Rohan and Wyren.
|Talon Eldercourt
|Magnhlidr Whitescale
------The Square------
"Thank you. We'll make sure those greenskins are skewered for ya."
Magnhildr gives the guard her a crooked smile before trotting off to the north. with sword and shield out.
------The North Gate------
Round 1: Starting in K7 Charging (-2 AC, +2 Attack) to E7
Attack Goblin Dog
She freezes for just a moment when the dog dies. She remembered playing with some of the wolves and hounds that the rangers and druids had taken as companions, and a twinge of sadness crosses her fair face before she yells in righteous fury. Her shield leads as she charges at the goblin riding the hideous creature. Her blow is aims not at the goblin, but its mount.
Swift to Rage, Charging and attack the Goblin Dog at D7.
Attack: 1d20 + 6 + 2 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 6 + 2 + 1 = 13
Damage: 1d10 + 5 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 5 + 1 = 9
|Talon Eldercourt
You can do what's called a 'partial charge' which is a charge with only one move's worth of movement instead of two move's worth.
That means you could only attack the front rank.
|Talon Eldercourt
Oh, ok, that would have been my preference, I'll do that. He would atack the goblin directly in front of him.
Attack - Partial Charge: 1d20 + 6 + 2 ⇒ (5) + 6 + 2 = 13
Damage: 1d6 + 2 ⇒ (4) + 2 = 6
|Magnhlidr Whitescale
|Rohan Drake
Rohan decides to channel his arcane energies. As he does so, a vision of a majestic eagle in all its splendor appears in his mind. As he goes through the motions for the spell, everyone can hear its cry as it appears overhead, almost glowing even in the bright sun. It swoops down, obtaining near maximum velocity as it heads in beak first into the mounted goblin.
Summon Monster 1 - Celestial Eagle. It will end up right on top of the red-ringed goblin.
Partial Charge + Smite Evil: 1d20 + 3 + 2 ⇒ (7) + 3 + 2 = 12
1d4 + 1 ⇒ (2) + 1 = 3


text:
Mitch from Modern FamilyReplyCancel
Jim ParsonsReplyCancel
Parsons makes a million an episode. If he isn't considered A+ then nobody is. Not him. Probably Bomer.ReplyCancel
It's okay, @Tricia, you confuse me. 🙂ReplyCancel
Matt is married, so surely it would be husband, not SO? I second the Jesse Tyler Ferguson guess.ReplyCancel
((waves at Meanie))
i read your comment in that other thread but i had to get the hell out of there before i got my a$$ kicked. Tehehehehe <3
jessie tyler ferguson. he is onlyB+/A- because he is eclipsed by stonestreet. i totally HEART cam.ReplyCancel
Jesse is married too so by that logic he can't be the guy eitherReplyCancel
neil Patrick harris
since no one guessed him yetReplyCancel
maybe he is going through an Amanda Bynes stage…ReplyCancel
@jack ducky ah, didn;t realise that. What about Sean Hayes? Internet said partner, but not husband, but I stand ready to be corrected again ; )ReplyCancel
Betting pool is open for who joy staley is reincarnated from!
I got 5 on TTM
*Send in US currency.or canadian.*
I Got Fiiiive ONiTReplyCancel
What about Chris Colfer?ReplyCancel
*waves back at Joy* Bitchy britches are a bit tight over there!ReplyCancel
Nvrmind. I read the other post, itd says you're a proud american. Hmmm. Who else has dropped off..Libby?? Are you Libby?ReplyCancel
@Rosie—I wish it was TTM (lets get HER!!!!!!!! *jokesjokes*) it is FancyReplyCancel
As far as I know sean is not married and he'd probably fit since all te other men named are either A list or A+ReplyCancel
I'll go with Matt binder since I think Neil rating has higherReplyCancel
Sean's a difficult one. There's something online saying that just yesterday the Washington Daily News was saying Sean may have gotten married, but nothing confirmed and can't find the original article either.ReplyCancel
@ShotInThe dark. I like ur guess of Chris C.ReplyCancel
He's fine as hell
Can't imagine him as a blonde – I guess that is all part of the funReplyCancel
I guess it's supposed to be Sheldon because he'd look utterly ridiculous in a blonde wig.
That aside, the other must not be very significant if he's "out at clubs picking up guys".ReplyCancel
They got run off by certain people unfortunatelyReplyCancel
+1 Surfer.ReplyCancel
Joe manganellho and SofiaReplyCancel
Thanks @Sincerely, Your Friend.ReplyCancel
Joy said last night she's formerly fancyscreenname.ReplyCancel
So Rosie is going to accuse every new poster that is nice of being one of those that left the site a month ago after the big spat??? Let it the fuck go!! Who cares? This kind of idiotic amateur sleuthing about new commenters and trolling on an anonymous posting site is what led to that bad blood. Just stop it you morons!!ReplyCancel
Just comment on the blinds and other posts and stop with this guessing bullshit about new posters.ReplyCancel
Nah I'm good thanks. I've seen enough and been attacked enough to make up my own mind.ReplyCancel
A lot of new posters are nervous about posting anyway- they don't need to be accused of this kind of bullshit based on how they post or comment by somebody that thinks because they have posted before they are some kind or regular and can pass judgement on others. Half the posters here have probably changed names as some point.ReplyCancel
Sorry for the rant but I'm just over this kind of bullshit.ReplyCancel
This sounds like something John Barrowman would do …and love.ReplyCancel
i was getting weirdly attached to the word FANCY. it HAD to go.
seriously, i would be reading something on the internet and if it included the word FANCY for a split second i would think it was about me.
i was just in the your turn thread and someone typed "yes if u fancy it" and…yes…for a split second.
from this point on maybe i should use numbers for my screen name. lolReplyCancel
YEAH, it really is Basil.ReplyCancel
This is the third time since I discovered CDNA that a bunch of very regular commenters have disappeared and or reincarnated as someone else. I miss all the action every single time.ReplyCancel
HA! i miss ollie dearly…ReplyCancel
shit,what are ya gonna do around holidaytime when 'joy' is in every song & greeting?? i'd go nuts..lol.
i hadn't thought about that.ReplyCancel
Breathe, ms. Texas… I read these every day and notice things, I have no idea why people would have more than one screen name, I guess some are super stealth and can get away w it but lots of times its obvious.
I hope your blood pressure is back to normal, but sometimes it does feel good to freak out
Jeesh. Don't mess With Texas indeed.
I thought texas rose is a guy? No?ReplyCancel
What big spat happened? Shit I miss the good stuff.ReplyCancel
i CHANGED my screen name. i dont have multiple. i hope that is not what you are insinuating u shit starting (insert nasty word here).ReplyCancel
ROSIE…you should change your avi to a skull n cross bones a colorful flower bed suggests a happy creative person.ReplyCancel
Yes, it does, doesnt it?:) arent the flowers pretty? We have tons of flowers here, do u have them in the ghetto? Why so testes? I couldnt care less, just wonder WHY people do it? So many questions. ..ReplyCancel
why wouldnt there be flowers in the ghetto? we have soil. stupid woman.
that was an amateur insult that took u 20 minutes to come up with.ReplyCancel
<3 <3 <3
Youre sure a sweetheart. Im sorry I didnt post soon enough, were you waiting for me? I hope the delay didnt ruin this connection we're making?
Ps. Write back
Yes a guyReplyCancel
im stunned it took u 20 minutes to come up with that nonsense.
u are a stupid boring ill tempered harpy.
you are so put upon while u are here. i dont know why u bother. u dont have to read CDAN ya know.ReplyCancel


text:
Certificate IV in Business Sales
Training Specialists Australia Pty Ltd
Certificate IV
|Mid Year Intake?
|Study Mode
|Entry Requirements
|Part-time Block or Day Release
No minimum education
Course Description
This qualification is part of the Business Services Training Package. It provides students with the opportunity to thoroughly develop their business sales skills and knowledge base in a wide variety of business sales contexts. They will learn to apply solutions to a defined range of unpredictable problems and analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources. Participants will gain leadership and guidance skills to manage a limited amount of output by others, though they would typically report to a more senior business sales practitioner.
Subjects you can Study
Core: Develop product knowledge; Build client relationships and business networks; Identify and plan sales prospects; Present, secure and support sales solutions. Electives: Coordinate implementation of customer service strategies; Address customer needs; Report on financial activity; Profile the market; Lead effective workplace relationships; Analyse consumer behaviour for specific markets; Undertake marketing activities; Implement international client relationship strategies; plus more.
About Training Specialists Australia Pty LtdTraining Specialists Australia Pty Ltd is a Registered Training Organisation. They offer accredited courses across a range of study areas. RTO code: 21811
Certificate IVCourse code: BSB40615
- Part-time Block or Day Release = 2 years
10 units: 4 core; 6 elective
Entry Requirements
No minimum education
Life after Study
Related Careers
Sales Representative
Sales representatives sell goods and services to industry, business and professional establishments, as well as to wholesale or retail outlets.


text:
My Workout Log
See what I've been up to in the gym: If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday 03-09-12
Soccer Game
Thursday 03-08-12
Shoulders and Biceps
Alternating One Arm Arnold Press
Barbell Wall Curls
Cable Lateral Raises superset with
Dumbbell Curls
Cable Shoulder Press
Dumbbell Lateral Raises
Cable Curls
Barbell Overhead Press
Wednesday 03-07-12
Tuesday 03-06-12
Monday 03-05-12
Chest and Shoulders
Smith Machine Bench
Cable Lateral Raises
Hammer Strength Press
Seated Dumbbell Press
Hammer Strength Incline Press
Front Raises with Plate Upright Rows
Incline Cable Flys
Sunday 03-04-12
Saturday 03-03-12
Soccer Game
Friday 03-02-12
Shoulders & Abs
Hammer Strength Shoulder Press
Cable Lateral Raises superset with
Plate Upright Rows
Standing One Arm Arnold Press
Cable Shoulder Press
Dumbbell Shrugs
Leg Pushdowns superset with
Decline Crunches with Medicine Ball
My abs were SORE on Saturday!🙂
Thursday 03-01-12
Wednesday 02-29-12
Tuesday 02-28-12
Monday 02-27-12
Back & Bis
Bent Over Rows
Wide Grip Pulldowns
Seated Cable Row
One Arm Dumbbell Rows
Hammer Strength Rows
Barbell Curls
Seated machine Preacher Curls
Sunday 02-26-12
Chest & Shoulders
Smith Machine Bench Press
Alternating Arnold Press
Decline Dumbbell Bench
Side Delts Raises
Incline Cable Flys
Alternating Delt Raises
Seated Cable Flys
Saturday 02-25-12
Soccer Game🙂
Friday 02-24-12
Leg Press
Straight Leg Deadlifts
Smith Machine Lunges
Lying Leg Curls
Seated Leg Press
Standing Calf Raises
Thursday 02-23-12
Wednesday 02-22-12
Smith Machine Bent Over Rows
One Arm Cable Row
V-Bar Pulldowns
Seated Rows
Straight Arm Lat Pulldown
Back Flies
Tuesday 02-21-12
Monday 02-20-12
Incline Smith Machine Bench
Hammer Strength Chest Press
Decline Dumbbell Press
Machine Flies- 21's
Seated Cable Flies
Sunday 02-19-12
Friday 02-17-12
Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Lateral Raises
Cable One Arm Press
Dumbbell Front Raises
Seated Dumbbell Shrugs
Lateral Dumbbell Raises for Traps
Machine Lateral Raises
Thursday 02-16-12
Dumbbell Curls
Barbell Curls- Slow with Negatives
Single Arm Angled Cable Curls
Decline Skull Crushers
Rope Pulldowns
Overhead Dumbbell Extensions
Bodyweight Dips
Wednesday 02-15-12
Leg Press (Personal Best- 5 plates!)
Smith Machine Lunges
Straigh Leg Dead Lifts
Lying Leg Curls
Leg Extensions
Donkey Calf Raises
Tuesday 02-14-12
Monday 02-13-12
One Arm Dumbbell Rows
Straight Arm Lat Pull Downs on Cable
Wide Grip Lat Pull Downs on Cable
Seated Cable Rows
Lower Back Hyperextensions
Sunday 02-12-12
Posing Lessons
Saturday 02-11-12
Weight Circuit
1 Hour Full Body Weight Circuit
Friday 02-10-12
Leg Day
Alternating Side Lunges with Barbell
Walking Lunges with Plates Superset with Box Jumps
Lying Hamstring Curls Superset with Wall Sits with Plate
Hip Adductor
Seated Calf Raises
15 Minutes Incline Treadmill Circuit
Thursday 02-09-12
Shoulders and Triceps
All Exercises done with lighter weight and higher reps (15)
Skull Crushers superset with Close Grip Bench
Cable Pushdowns
Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Cable Rope Extensions
Barbell Overhead Press
Bent Arm Lateral Raises
Wednesday 02-08-12
Back/Chest & Stair Stepper
Assisted Pull-ups 3 sets (2 Regular Pull-ups🙂 )
Bench Press on Smith Machine on Stability Ball
Close Grip Pull Downs
Cable Flies
Seated Cable Rows
Decline Chest Press on Hammer strength machine
Hyperextensions holding plate
20 Minutes on Stair Stepper- intervals
Tuesday 02-07-12
Monday 02-06-12
Leg Workout:
Smith Machine Squat
One Legged Squat on Smith Machine Superset with One Legged Leg Press
Straight Leg Deadlifts
Seated Curls superset with Leg Extensions
20 Minutes on Treadmill
10 incline
Run one minute, Walk the next
4 Comments (+add yours?)
- Trackback: OATMEAL « My Healthy Addictions
- Trackback: Food Allergies « My Healthy Addictions
- Trackback: Peanut Butter & Banana French Toast « My Healthy Addictions
- Trackback: Pizza 2 Ways « My Healthy Addictions


text:
Items where Journal is "Quality in Primary Care"
|Up a level
Group by: Date | No Grouping
Number of items: 2.
|Critchley, S and Ball, E 2007, 'Evaluation of the primary/secondary care interface in relation to a primary care rheumatology service' , Quality in Primary Care, 15 (1) , pp. 33-36.
|Ball, E and Critchley, S 2007, 'Patient and practitioner views of a new rheumatology (Tier 2) primary care service' , Quality in Primary Care, 15 (2) , pp. 101-106.


text:
Barry B. White
This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page. (Learn how and when to remove these template messages)(Learn how and when to remove this template message)
|Barry B. White
|United States Ambassador to Norway
|In office
October 21, 2009 – September 27, 2013
|Barack Obama
|Preceded by
|Benson K. Whitney
|Succeeded by
|Julie Furuta-Toy
|Personal details
|Political party
|Eleanor G. White
|Alma mater
|Harvard Law School
Barry B. White is an American lawyer and former ambassador. He served as United States Ambassador to Norway from 2009 to 2013.
|This section of a biography of a living person does not include any references or sources. (December 2015) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)
White holds an A.B. from Harvard College, magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, and a J.D. from Harvard Law School, magna cum laude, where he was an Editor of the Harvard Law Review.
White was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the United States Public Health Service and served from 1967 to 1969 in the legislative liaison office in the Office of the Surgeon General at the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
Foley Hoag and Lex Mundi[edit]
Prior to his appointment as Ambassador, White served for over 13 years as Chairman and Managing Partner (CEO) of Foley Hoag LLP, where he was a senior partner in the firm's business, corporate, international and government strategies practice areas. He practised law at Foley Hoag for 40 years. He also served as Chair of Lex Mundi, the world's largest international association of independent law firms, and co-founded the "Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation", to provide pro bono legal advice to social entrepreneurs around the world.
Organizations and boards[edit]
White has served as Secretary, General Counsel and Member of the Executive Committee of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce and as a Director of the Massachusetts Alliance for International Business. He was active with many organizations and boards, including the American Bar Association, as a member of the Business and International Sections; Edgewater Technology; the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City; the Boston Municipal Research Bureau; the Northeastern University School of Social Science, Public Policy and Urban Affairs; the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health; the Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine; and several others.
Ambassador to Norway[edit]
White was confirmed as ambassador to Norway by the United States Senate on September 22, 2009 and was sworn in as Ambassador on October 21, 2009. In a confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on September 15, 2009, White emphasized the commitment shared by Norway and the U.S. to promoting human rights, democracy, and freedom throughout the world. He said that he looked forward to working to preserve and build upon this invaluable relationship, and to increase economic development opportunities both for U.S. companies in Norway and Norwegian firms in the United States.[1] He left his position as ambassador in September 2013.[2]
Personal life[edit]
White is married to Eleanor G. White, an affordable housing expert. They have three sons and two granddaughters. In 2005, he and his wife were awarded the American Jewish Committee of New England's Award for Community Service.[citation needed]
- ^ "Barry B. White confirmed as new Ambassador to Norway". U.S. Embassy. 2009-09-22. Retrieved 2010-02-08.
- ^ Ambassador White's final interview in Norway US Embassy, Norway. 27 September 2013. Retrieved 24 January 2014.
External links[edit]
- Ambassador Barry B. White US embassy in Norway bio on White
|Diplomatic posts
|Preceded by
Benson K. Whitney
|U.S. Ambassador to Norway
|Succeeded by
Julie Furuta-Toy


text:
ROOK Genealogy in All Regions
Search criteria: All Regions, Surname ROOK
What can you do here?
Search online databases for your ancestors:*
Find related genealogy web sites:
Web sites 1 through 10 of 21
1. Bath and Somerset 1841 census
Search for ROOK at partner sites:
ROOK queries on CousinConnect.com
ROOK genealogy records at DistantCousin.
Search Cemetery Records on Interment.net
Share your research with others:
Narrow your search:


text:
China Breann Lundegreen, 16, of Amarillo died Tuesday, April 29, 2008.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday in The Church at Quail Creek with the Rev. Michael Pinkston officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Cox-LaGrone Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Miss Lundegreen was born and raised in Amarillo. She attended Sam Houston Middle School, Bible Heritage and was currently a sophomore at Tascosa High School. She was a member of The Church at Quail Creek.
She loved computers and cameras and music of all types. She also played the guitar. She was dearly loved and will be deeply missed.
Survivors include her father, Terry Lundegreen of Amarillo; her mother, Tina Holley of Las Vegas; two brothers, Joseph Lundegreen of Amarillo and Samuel Lundegreen of Las Vegas; two sisters Tammy Lundegreen and Sabrina Lundegreen, both of Las Vegas; her grandparents, Gene and Jo Lundegreen and Ken and Cindy Risley, all of Amarillo; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 2, 2008
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
Yet Another Downswing
The chart of AAPL below shows the daily number of Climax High sell signals as the red indicator line in the top window. It's been spiking upward lately, capping off a nice up-streak stemming from the massive surge in Climax Low buy signals back on October 4th. This is shown by the blue indicator line in the second window. Note the spike up to 1530 stocks showing buy signals (relative to about 3000 stocks total), a couple weeks ago.
The price chart is annotated with several colored candlesticks or "paintbars" which flag key technical conditions. New highs are shown in bright green. Climax High sell signals are marked in red, and Climax Low buy signals are blue. The purple paintbars indicate Pristine buy signals.
Of note here are the two recent red sell signals. The latest one came as the price challenged it's former high.Two days later (today) the stock responded by gapping down about 5% on big volume.
We've mentioned before about AAPL being a proxy for the broad market. It's a leading stock, with high relative strength, and high trading volume, and broad ownership, and as such it "leads the way".It's been going up for quite a while, and when it starts going down the rest of the market will follow.
Here's the chart:
Almost forgot to mention, there was a Climax High sell signal in the Nasdaq on Monday. Here's the chart - the signal is shown in red:


text:
RUSH: All right, folks, you want to hear something funny? This is from The Hill, the Capitol Hill newspaper. Headline of the story: "Conyers: 'I'm Getting Tired of Saving Obama's Can.'" Greetings, my friends, and how are you? How is that hope and change working for you? Have you been reduced to eating vending machine cheese and crackers? Welcome to Obama's America. 800-282-2882 if you want to be on the program. E-mail address, firstname.lastname@example.com. (laughing)
"President Barack Obama is 'bowing down' to Republicans and corporate interests on health reform, Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) said Thursday. ... 'I'm getting tired of saving Obama's can in the White House. He only won by five votes in the House, and this bill wasn't even anything to write home about. The only way he could have got it through was that progressives held their nose.' ... he castigated Obama for trying to reach out to conservatives and other adversaries on health reform, accusing the president of doing a 'disservice' to what he'd once stood for. 'Holding hands out and beer on Friday nights in the White House and bowing down to every nutty, right-wing proposal about healthcare and saying on occasion the public option isn't all that important is doing a disservice to the Barack Obama that I first met, who was an ardent single-payer enthusiast himself.'"
Is Obama bowing down to us? What have I missed? He's probably talking about the Stupak amendment on abortion. He doesn't understand Obama. Obama is out there lying, Mr. Conyers. He's simply saying, (imitating Obama) "Oh, single-payer, uh, government-run health option, uh, not that important to me." He's just saying that because he knows nobody is in favor of this. He's a little smarter than you are, Congressman Conyers. He knows that if he's dead set honest about what he wants to do it doesn't have a prayer. Anyway, I detect trouble in paradise with Congressman Conyers there.
All right, last night on The CBS Evening News, the perky Katie Couric interviewed the Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius, and Couric said, "Republicans are already out there saying, 'Let the rationing begin, this is what happens when bureaucrats make your health care decisions.'" This is about the mammogram decision. "What is your response to that?"
SEBELIUS: Well, it's unfortunate that once again the attempt is to, first of all, skew the data and, secondly, to make this a very partisan political debate. This is a panel, actually, appointed by President George Bush, folks who have been on this group for a long time who were given the job of looking at a variety of services and making recommendations based on the science. That's just what they've done. They don't make policy. They won't make policy.
RUSH: Did you hear that last line? They don't make policy. They won't make policy. So she will not explain here why the government would not embrace recommendations made by the government. She's basically saying that the government will not embrace the recommendations made by this task force, which she's laying off on the Bush administration. Now, she says the recommendations are based on science but the government's not going to accept them, don't worry about it, this mammogram, 50, that's partisan reporting. Do you know that there's not one radiologist or oncologist on this task force? I don't care who impaneled it, it's still a government bureaucracy, there's not one cancer doctor or radiologist on the commission that recommends delaying breast cancer screenings to age 50.
We live in the United States of America, for crying out loud. If you are a woman and you want to get screened, you want to get a mammography at age 30, you go get one. Get an insurance company to pay for it or pay for it out of your pocket. If you want one you should get it. Why is it anybody's business in government to tell you you can't? So then the perky Katie Couric followed up, "Well, how do you stop insurance companies from using the panel's recommendation that there's no blanket recommendation for women starting at age 40 to get a baseline mammogram? Why would you think that private insurers won't take advantage of that and stop covering them?"
SEBELIUS: Well, at least the statement issued today by the health plans indicated that if there was a doctor recommendation that a woman have a mammogram they were likely to follow it. So I'm taking them at their word. I hope that's the case.
RUSH: Uhhh, all of a sudden she's going to take a statement by health plans, she's going to take insurance companies at their word? That's not like this administration. They're out there demonizing these insurance plans. Let's not forget, ladies and gentlemen, President Obama at his joint speech to Congress September 9th of this year: "And insurance companies will be required to cover with no extra charge, routine checkups and preventive care like mammograms and colonoscopies because there's no reason we shouldn't be catching diseases like breast cancer and colon cancer before they get worse. It makes sense; it saves money; it saves lives." And his own government recommends delaying, a few short months later, mammogram screenings, breast cancer screenings to age 50. And now she's out there denying it, Kathleen Sebelius.
Now, this mammogram issue, if I may pontificate, and I may because it's my microphone, I paid for it and it's my show, and Katie is not on the phone to stop me. The mammogram issue, in my estimation, highlights the conflict between the human spirit and organized efforts to suppress that human spirit, which is what this administration's objective is. To deny mammograms by force of law is like passing a law to prevent home security systems and door locks for homes. They may be expensive. They may be more than what some might think necessary given the burglary rates in an area. But home security systems and fancy door locks bring peace of mind to those living in good neighborhoods and not-so-good neighborhoods. It's universal, proactive self-defense, an attempt to protect ourselves and our property. Some people may not want any locks. Some may spend a fortune on their security system. It should be an individual decision which yields peace of mind.
Now, medical tests were meant to be individual in nature because we all have unique health issues. Some of us have genetic familial tendencies for certain cancers, some people heart disease, some people diabetes. Sometimes there's no explanation, sometimes there's no clues, people who get lung cancer who have never smoked before. Every human being is unique and doctors will be the first to verify that fact. They don't treat people in groups of 20. It's one patient at a time for a reason and as a result, folks, there are no good collective answers for individual problems. That is a profundity and I shall repeat it. There are no good collective answers for individual problems. To limit our options regarding medical care is an assault. It is an attack and people are going to defend themselves against this. Anybody who wants to interfere with the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness can screw off as far as I'm concerned. They have a fight on their hands. This is a matter of self-defense. We're all playing defense now against our own government, against our own president.
That's why we got a Constitution, by the way, to protect those of us who will not accept budget restrictions as reasons it give up even just a little bit our pursuit of life, liberty, and our pursuit of happiness, especially when we're all paying for it! For the good of the country? That's not in the contract. We're supposed to give up life, liberty, pursuit of happiness for the good of the country, for the good of Obama? That's not in the deal! It's our God-given individual right, guaranteed by our Constitution. It isn't repealable because Congress wants to treat us as budget items when operating with limited resources. And that's what we're all going to be, under any health care reform currently being considered. Budget items. We all are genetically programmed, we are created with a will to live. Ted Kennedy comes to mind. As far as I'm concerned, that was the meaning of the end of his life. Ted Kennedy wasn't told what tests or what treatment he could have.
Kennedy fought to live until his last breath because he's human, and everybody applauded his struggle. They were hoping that his struggle would prove worthwhile, and it probably did give him a few extra months that he otherwise would not have had, at the age of 77. No one should have the right to come between anyone, their doctor and treatments. No sane person is going to go down on this with mammograms or whatever without a fight. Self-defense and the will to live came with the package of being born in this country. They weren't optional. God made 'em standard equipment. The will to live and the yearning spirit to be free. Ever since we won the Revolutionary War, Americans have always felt like we were born in the right place, at the right time, and the reason is because we were given the opportunity and the right to be personally in charge of our lives and our destiny.
No king, no tyrant, no despot, no central planning bureaucrat can take that for any reason. The will to live is God-given, it is constitutionally guaranteed. Anybody who wants to limit that gift is asking for a fight. If our government is going to tell some of us our time is up simply because they've decided to, they have no idea the fight they're going to have on their hands. That's why there is outrage over an attempt by the government to control mammograms. The outrage that you see is a manifestation of the part of the human spirit called self-defense, a subset of the will to live. It's just sad that we now are in self-defense mode as we protect ourselves from our public servants. That's where we are.
RUSH: Jan in the Bay Area. Nice to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.
CALLER: General Limbaugh, you are a true patriot. And I run to you for cover three hours a day in my fight against the battle of liberalism. Please lead on.
RUSH: Thank you very much. Boy, you are in the bowels of it, too.
CALLER: Hey. Well, you know, I'm just sitting here thinking, "I think a Revolutionary War was fought for less tyranny than what this government's imposing on us right now."
RUSH: Well, you may have a point once it's fully implemented.
CALLER: Yeah. So, I have two points I called about, and I'm hoping you can indulge me as much as Katie and we can get through them here. I think I won't disappoint you. I was one of those people that got a loan modification in the great state of California out here.
RUSH: Would this be a mortgage modification?
CALLER: Yes. On my second.
RUSH: On your second mortgage. This to avoid foreclosure and sending you out in the street in front of city hall with the homeless and the seagulls.
CALLER: Hey, well, I want you to know, even though this is a slush fund, it's our slush fund. That's taxpayer money in that slush fund.
RUSH: I know, I know. That's one way of looking at it: it's your money.
CALLER: Okay, all right? And this is tied to health care, and it's tied to the economy. It is the economy, stupid, Nancy Pelosi. It's not health care. Nancy and Harry are fiddling while America burns and it's really frying me. Okay, I got a loan modification on my second. As you know in California, the price of houses are so high, most people get a conforming rate on the first part of their loan, and then they get whatever better rate they can get on a second, and then you're not paying this high rate on the whole loan.
RUSH: Oh, yeah, I knew that.
CALLER: Yes. Okay. So my first is with my credit union. They don't have any bailout money, so they can't help me permanently. But my second was with CitiMortgage, and they got lots of bailout money. But, you know, they want you to miss a payment before they even do anything for you. I tried for six months because I --
RUSH: Wait a minute. You're serious?
CALLER: I'm serious.
RUSH: They want -- they want you to miss a payment?
CALLER: They do. They do. And I tried for six months to do this without missing a payment. I have pristine credit, and my husband and I -- and we checked our credit record after this and the only thing we have on our credit is one late payment on our first and our second, and it was only because we plain ran out of money, it wasn't because we wanted to.
RUSH: Right. Let me ask you a question.
CALLER: Yes.
RUSH: Not that I'm bored, because I'm fascinated by the story. How much more is there? Because I've only got ten seconds.
CALLER: Can you hold me through the bottom of the hour?
RUSH: Gladly.
CALLER: Oh, thank you!
RUSH: Well, I'll put you on hold.
CALLER: Okay.
RUSH: I'm a word literalist. If I could hold you, I would, but you're a continent away.
RUSH: And we are back, and we now rejoin Jan in the Bay Area. You were talking about your credit rating, you had to miss a payment before they'd let you in the program.
CALLER: Right, and not because I wanted to. But I worked with them, we tried to work with them for six months, and, you know, I was telling Bo, I borrowed from my 401(k) to try and stay afloat because I believe in making my own way in life. But, you know, they helped us out there, that they say, very difficult to get and I was very naive to think that if I was going to, you know, go into foreclosure, I could borrow from my 401(k), and I do read all paperwork before I sign it, Rush. But you have to be in, you know, the depths like six months into foreclosure before you can borrow from your 401(k), and I didn't want to be there. So the big key word for anybody looking for a house is loss of income. My husband is an insurance agent, and he sells homeowners and he sells auto insurance. Nobody is buying new homes in California and except for the little blip on the radar screen of Cash for Clunkers, nobody's buying new cars. Our income is off 40% from when we bought our house five years ago. And you can't weather that kind of storm, and we've put $500 a month away in our 401(k) because there was a match from his company. So it's not like I'm an idiot out here not saving money, but I was deceived as to the access to that money in my 401(k). I knew I would have penalties --
RUSH: So what is your conclusion, then?
CALLER: What is my conclusion? I'm mad at these politicians because I beat myself up for months, Rush, laying in bed every night trying to figure out how I was going to pay my bills. You know, I called you before. I have four girls that I homeschool, and we did that Rush worship live? Do you remember that?
RUSH: I do.
CALLER: On Jay Leno. They have something they want to say to you right now.
KIDS: We salute you, General Limbaugh!
CALLER: They love you. They're running around the house trying to figure out how they can talk to you again.
RUSH: Tell 'em I heard 'em.
CALLER: Okay, good, they said "We salute you, General Limbaugh." But, you know, I'm not a slouch. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I am trying to weather the storm. I mean I borrowed from the 401(k). We're trying to do anything to make it out, but I see double-dip recession, I see inflation kicking in, I see the cost of my food, my power, they raise my power, now my water company, there's a water shortage, we all conserve so well, guess what, we're raising your rates because no one's using any water.
RUSH: I know.
CALLER: I can't do it. I can't do it. And health care is going to raise my taxes. Can't you people see it, okay? It's going to put me under. I'm not going to be able to pay my property taxes, and they want to take away my Prop 13 out here in California. I can't do any more taxes. I'm just hanging on by a thread hoping things will turn around. My husband's a hard worker, but I'm a stay-at-home mom.
RUSH: Yeah.
CALLER: We value the homeschooling more than we value me getting a job, but don't worry, I've been looking for a job but I've been out of the market 15 years and still I'm trying.
RUSH: On top of all this there's an Eggo shortage.
CALLER: Hey, I make my own waffles, Rush.
RUSH: Well, you're not going to be impacted by that at least.
CALLER: I want you to know that and you know what else I want you to know? You did a story a while back on women that take the birth control pill. I don't because of the high risk of breast cancer in my family and now they want to take away my mammogram, but I want you to know what kind of woman I am, I like a manly man, I've never taken the pill in my life. Do you remember that story?
RUSH: The last time you called?
CALLER: No, no, no. The news story.
RUSH: Not only birth control, but there are studies that say abortions increase the chances of breast cancer as well.
CALLER: Right. And I have such a high incidence, my mom, both of her sisters died of breast cancer, four out of six of my great aunts had breast cancer, and a couple of my cousins have had it. Fortunately my mom and my sister and I have been spared, but I just can't believe the overreaching this government is doing --
RUSH: See, after you laid out the specifics of -- you're very honest in doing so -- of your situation, you look at the purposeful destruction of the private sector where the recovery for you and your family lurks has gotta make you even angrier because every policy they have implemented is further doing you in.
CALLER: Hey, and it's not just me. I can name countless people, and, you know, people are saying, "Be happy you have a job." I have so many friends and family out here that have taken big, drastic pay cuts, and we are happy we have a job. Don't get us wrong. But it doesn't pay the bills. My brother, he works two jobs. He works for a -- you know what? I want to tell you this, too. Those cheese and crackers in the vending machines, they're pretty steep. My brother stocks those things. And you know who can still buy 'em? The people in Oakland, his business is good there because they get their paycheck no matter what from the government.
RUSH: Right.
CALLER: I know that sounds racist. I'm sorry.
RUSH: Well, what's racist about it?
CALLER: Because they get a paycheck when everyone else doesn't.
RUSH: Well, they're not the only ones. Look, we're at the point now where 50% of the American people get some kind of a check from the government, 50%, and it's increasing, and that also is by design. Well, Jan, God bless you. She held on here for an hour-and-a-half, which is why I gave her a little time here. I understand the plight that you're in. So many people are in it, too. I think people like you are not being reported on, you're not being represented in any polling data, but there are far more people in your circumstance and have the same emotion you have about it than anybody in the news media is reporting about it, and that anybody in Washington cares about. That's what's just infuriating to me because none of this is necessary. We could have been on our way out of this months ago. We need not even have been in it this deep. It has been made worse by this administration and its policies. Best of luck to you, and I'm glad you called. Nice to talk to you.
This is Craig in Texarkana, Arkansas. You're next. It's great to have you here. Hello.
CALLER: Yeah, Rush, good to talk to you. The reason I called is I was just wanting to let everybody know out there that I've been hearing a lot on the radio and the news about the unions all supporting, you know, the health care bill and things, and there's a lot of us union members out here that are conservative who work in plants that are union plants, and we are definitely, and in this area a majority of the our union people are definitely against this health care bill. And I just would like to -- all others, there's other union plants across the states, you know, they need to call in to the senators and our congressman. Pryor is planning on voting to let this thing go on further. And if they would call in and let 'em know, "Yeah, I'm a union member and we don't approve of this and we are going to affect your vote next time you run if --"
RUSH: Here's the thing. I know you're right. I am sure there are a lot of rank-and-file union people who are appalled at what's going on, but you're powerless. I mean the members of the Service Employees International Union headed up by Andy Stern, Andy Stern the most frequent visitor to the White House, he and Obama are practically blood brothers, they are both of the same political ideology and mind-set, and that is the destruction of the private sector, the expansion of the public sector where all union employment they hope to be someday, and even if there are members of the SEIU, the working people of that union who oppose what Andy Stern's doing, they can't stop it. Andy Stern raised $60 million for Obama, one guy, and his union put together $60 million for Obama during the campaign, $60 million. Money talks and that came from union dues and who knows where else. But it's the union leadership that's in bed with the Democrat Party, and you guys, of your mind-set in the union, you're just having your dues stolen from you or taken from you and used in ways that you wouldn't otherwise use the money.


text:
Should the Incidental Discovery of Nonparentage be Disclosed?
The July issue of Pediatrics, the official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, contains an extremely thought provoking article discussing the risks and benefits of disclosing an incidental finding of nonparentage during pediatric genetic testing. Nonparentage occurs when one, or very rarely both, of the social parents did not serve as source code for a child's genetic programming, so to speak. Naturally, we aren't talking about known adoptions but rather when the nonbiological parent is unaware of the fact that they did not contribute an egg or sperm.
Authors Marissa Palmor and Autumn Fiester, both bioethicists at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, take the position of universal nondisclosure when nonparentage is discovered. They acknowledge the pro-disclosure arguments and, in my opinion, successfully rebut them. They go on to make a compelling recommendation for the incorporation of a universal nondisclosure clause into consent forms which states clearly that parental status will not be discussed. (more…)
Posted in: Medical EthicsLeave a Comment (123) →


text:
This full website whois and analysis report on Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com was ran on December, 03, 2016.
It is 8:15 AM CET when you ran this report for Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com here on our website, IP-Adress.com. When it comes to Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com, you can trust that if we have Whois information available for it, we will display it further below to assist in your research of Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com. Feel free to run another Videos De Viejas Cojiendo Con Animales related search, or start a new query.
Timestamp Confirmation:
The Whois report for Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com was ran at 8:15 AM CET on December 3, 2016 and the information is provided below if available.
View comments on this Videos De Viejas Cojiendo Con Animales whois website report below or add your own comment about Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com.
Now you can review additional Whois data for Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com below. Things like the status of Videos De Viejas Cojiendo Con Animales, expiration date of Videos-De-Viejas-Cojiendo-Con-Animales.com, and Videos De Viejas Cojiendo Con Animales name servers.
Don't forget that Videos De Viejas Cojiendo Con Animales could have other domain extensions you might want to run a Whois search for and get further information about Videos De Viejas Cojiendo Con Animales owned services.
|Hello guest sign up now!
Remaining lookups today: 6 (Get more)
My IP is: 220.127.116.11


text:
Hastert to Return $69,000 in Dirty Abramoff Money
In the wake of Jack Abramoff's guilty plea Tuesday to conspiracy, tax evasion and fraud charges, a spokesman for House Speaker Dennis Hastert says the Illinois Congressman will return $69,000 in funds contributed by Abramoff. But instead of returning it to the indicted lobbyist, Hastert will donate the money to an as-yet-named charity, it was reported Tuesday on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews.
Now that it's abundantly clear that Abramoff is set to likely rat out his cohorts, many in Washington, like Hastert, have begun the cleansing process and have either returned donations or plan to. These include Sen. Conrad Burns (Mont) and Rep. Bob Ney (OH). Many, like Ney, are claiming to have had no knowledge of Abramoff's illegal activities and say they were merely "duped." Lord knows we all know how naive those poor old politicians can be.
The investigation into Abramoff's corruption is believed to involve as many as 20 members of Congress and aides, as well as possibly several administration officials. Remarkably, approximately 220 lawmakers received at least $1.7 million in political contributions from Abramoff, his associates and nine tribal clients between 2001 and 2004, according to a review of Federal Election Commission and Internal Revenue Service records. Of those, 201 are still in Congress.
"When this is all over, this will be bigger than any (government scandal) in the last 50 years, both in the amount of people involved and the breadth to it," Stan Brand, a former U.S. House counsel who specializes in representing public officials accused of wrongdoing, told Bloomberg.com. "It will include high-ranking members of Congress and executive branch officials."


text:
The Sound of Applause celebrates the visual and performing arts, explores cultural trends, and examines current events through an artistic lens.
Dee Perry welcomes Stephan Pastis the creator of the beloved comic strip Pearls Before Swine prior to his Rocky River appearance later today. Plus Akron writer David Giffels shares essays and dispatches from the Rust Belt in his new book - The Hard Way on Purpose. And local jazz piano man Joe Hunter shares music from his new CD - Sweet and Lovely.
Stephan Pastis, comic strip writer
David Giffels, writer
Joe Hunter, musician


text: "My problem is that on a deeper level, something inside of me is saying that the Christianity of my childhood is the true way. I have a nagging in the back of my head, saying, ' These liberal Christians aren't Bible-centered. They aren't right. Few will make it into heaven. Homosexuals will go to hell,' etc., etc." [Read more…]


text:
As the flag flew overhead in the southern breeze, a community honored those who fought and died for it.
Veterans were honored Monday morning at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial. The ceremony included a flag presentation by the Panhandle Junior High School eighth-grade class and a 21-gun salute by the Caprock High School Junior ROTC.
"This is kind of the conclusion of Veterans Day," said Pete Garcia, president of the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Foundation. Veterans Day was Sunday, but events took place throughout the weekend, he said.
Guest speaker Maj. Santos Tenorio, a retired Green Beret, said this Veterans Day had special meaning after the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and the Pentagon.
"Throughout history, our national mettle has been tested and tempered many times in the forge of war," he said.
Once more America is at war, and once more citizen-soldiers will don the uniform and defend freedom, he said.
"They are the point of the spear in what President Bush called 'America's New War,"' he said.
Veterans stood and proudly saluted through much of the festivities.
"Veterans Day means what this country is all about," said Melvin Pickett, a retired Korean War veteran. "When we have to go to war, it's not a pretty thing. But when duty calls, you answer that call."
Pickett said he was proud to be an American and proud to have served his country.
America had become complacent before the Sept. 11 attacks, he said, but then the country was reminded of an important truth.
"Freedom doesn't come free," Pickett said.
As part of the celebration, the foundation raffled off a limited-edition Indian Centennial Chief motorcycle, which was won by Ryan Whetzel of Amarillo, said Roger Ward, foundation board member. Whetzel is currently on active duty with the National Guard in White Sands, N.M.
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
To have something to look back on when I'm incredibly wrong, I'm leaving my thoughts on the 2014 season on paper (or the internet equivalent of that). So, here is what I think happens in '14.
-Nationals 94-68
-Cardinals 92-70
-Dodgers 97-65
-Pirates 90-72 (WC)
-Reds 87-75 (WC)
MVP: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamonbacks
Cy Young: Adam Wainwright, Cardinals
ROY: Archie Bradley, Diamondbacks
-Rays 94-68
-Indians 91-71
-Rangers 91-71
-A's 89-73 (WC)
-Red Sox 88-74 (WC)
MVP: Mike Trout, Angels
Cy Young: Chris Sale, White Sox
ROY: Masahiro Tanaka, Yankees
-Pirates over Reds (WC)
-Pirates over Nationals (NLDS)
-Cardinals over Dodgers (NLDS)
-Cardinals over Pirates (NLCS)
-A's over Red Sox (WC)
-Rays over A's (ALDS)
-Rangers over Indians (ALDS)
-Rays over Rangers (ALCS)
-Rays over Cardinals (WS)
8 Comments
MVP and ROY both go to the Dbacks, – but no playoffs? That's an interesting take Pat. I'm trying to remember if that ever happened before. Anyone know off-hand without doing the research (that I'm too lazy to do) ?
I agree about the Rays in the AL.
But I'm going with the "gnats" to win it all this year. If Fister comes off DL soon, he makes them more of a force than they already were. That's a potentially better rotation than we had in 11.
All that said, don't bet you houses on my predictions- they're normally a very bad investment.
I can't even entertain predictions. They're basically a joke and not worth investing much time and thought into. Just look at the Red Sox last year. (Sorry, Pat…you're a good guy and you know your stuff but it's just how I feel).
That all said, I DO agree with Lefty that the Nationals are definitely the team to beat in the NL East and that they have a decent chance to win the whole thing.
"I can't even entertain predictions. …I DO agree with Lefty that the Nationals are definitely the team to beat in the NL East and that they have a decent chance to win the whole thing.
I don't know, Chuck; that sounds suspiciously like a prediction to me.
(insert happy face, here)
Here's are three daringly bold predictions for you. I go where others fear to tread:
1. There will be a surprise NL winner of the Cy Young this year – a pitcher currently on nobody's list – and Wainwright & Kershaw will struggle.
2. The Sixers will trade down a few notches in the draft in order to land three lottery picks next year, repeat the process and land three lottery licks the year after and so forth until the rest of the league simply gives up.
3. DeSean Jackson will become Tim Tebow's favorite target in arena football.
Okay, well at least #1 is possible – and I'm semi-serious about the trading down part of #2. I don't believe Wiggins, Parker & Embiid are that much better, if at all, than the next three projected picks.
Like Lefty, I'm picking the Rays and Gnats but with the Rays winning the big enchilada.
And I like the D-backs as no less than a wild card – maybe better.
Agree Charles A!
First game with Moyer and Stairs.
I miss Wheeler already. And the dead squirrel that lived on top of his head.
Everyone enjoy the season!
The Phillies are in first place at the moment.
Despite the incompetence of Ruben amaro!
Go Phillies!
Rays win the WS? You are smoking crack.
Pat and I are sharing the same crack pipe.
I hope we don't catch each other's colds.
Again, Revere showed smart fielding on that double by pulling up to take the rebound off the wall.
He really seems like he's matured out there.
I think Revere is gonna have a very big year.


text:
Dr. Hye-Sook Park has developed experimental techniques in plasma physics, materials science, nuclear physics, and astrophysics that have significantly enriched fundamental science, applied science, and national security science.
Check out other profiles in the Women @ Energy series and share your favorites on Pinterest.
Dr. Hye-Sook Park has developed experimental techniques in plasma physics, materials science, nuclear physics, and astrophysics that have significantly enriched fundamental science, applied science, and national security science. Hye-Sook is an exemplar of experimental versatility, with a remarkable ability to step across science and technology boundaries to develop new experimental techniques and achieve new results with keen interdisciplinary insights. Hye-Sook began her study of physics at Pfeiffer College in North Carolina. After she obtained her BS in physics in 1981, she became a graduate student at the University of Michigan. She focused on experimental high-energy particle physics, obtaining her PhD in 1985. At that time she accepted a post doc position at the University of California, Berkeley, and then one at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in 1987. She has been a staff scientist at LLNL since 1989.
1) What inspired you to work in STEM?
I always liked numbers. Math was my better language to express many phenomena around me than written statements. Scientific fields fitted my merits better in this regard. In addition, there was another very simple naive reason: I wanted to demonstrate that I could be as smart as the boys in science. Physics was the male-dominated field when I was young in Korea. I wanted to see whether I could be in this 'forbidden' group. I now know that the science community is not forbidden to the girls – it is just so amazingly unexplored field for both boys and girls.
2) What excites you about your work at the Energy Department?
I am working on the best laser facility on earth, the National Ignition Facility (NIF), a DOE facility. There are so much excitement in working on NIF. I do target physics experiments on high-energy density physics that include studying materials under extreme condition and laboratory astrophysics. Because of NIF's unique high-power laser capability, every time I do an experiment on NIF, there is so much amazing new previously-unknown science that comes out. What could be better for a scientist being able to use the best facility to do the best science and discover wonders of new science?
Another example of my previous DOE sponsored experiment was the Irvine-Michigan-Brookhaven (IMB) experiment that detected the neutrinos from the Super-Nova 1987A. This was my Ph.D. thesis experiment and I still vividly remember going down into the salt mine near Cleveland under Lake Erie. For a petite female graduate student (like me), they had to order new pairs of salt-miner qualified helmets and safety shoes. This was certainly one of the best projects in my life.
These are just a couple of examples. I believe that DOE supports the best science experiments; always cutting-edge science.
3) How can our country engage more women, girls and other underrepresented groups in STEM?
Exposure to scientific fields and setting examples may be the best way to attract women and young girls. I like the programs such as 'Expanding Your Horizon' program that is open to 6-12 grade girls sponsored by LLNL here in the Livermore area. I volunteer in science classes or stand by a booth whenever my schedule allows. I see the young girls are awed by their new findings in science when I demonstrated how they could see the cosmic rays in a cloud chamber. They learn that the scientific method is within their reach and expand their thinking. We need to have more of this kind of programs all around the world. They also need more female mentors so that girls could be more comfortable in getting advice easily in science.
4) Do you have tips you'd recommend for someone looking to enter your field of work?
You should be passionate what you do. Don't settle on just being average. Aim high and work hard to be one of the best in your field. Find the project that you care about most. Once you are in the field, work on details. Step-by-step approach gets you further than a home-run approach in the long run.
5) When you have free time, what are your hobbies?
I play piano. I like classical music of Bach – his 2,3,4,5 voices are very mathematical/logical to me and makes the most beautiful music; I also like Shubert and Chopin. When I have extra time, I also like to garden – many different flowers always amaze me. I like to travel different countries for conferences whenever I am allowed.


text:
Latest update December 7th, 2016 12:55 AM
A detective accused of raping a juvenile about a year ago is now in custody for sodomising a 21-year-old woman at the Turkeyen Police Station, Thursday night.
Kaieteur News understands that the woman was taken to the Turkeyen Police Station around 21:00 on Thursday for alleged simple larceny. She alleged that about an hour later, a detective who was on duty at the location threatened to lock her up.
It is alleged that he then took her into the CID office and removed a condom from a desk drawer and ordered the woman to follow him. He reportedly then took the woman to the Radio Room, where he had sex with the detained woman against her will. The detective reportedly then released the woman after instructing her to return to the station the following day.
However, the woman told a cousin about the incident and, on the cousin's advice, reported the matter at CID Headquarters, Eve Leary. The detective was subsequently detained.
Some of the detective's colleagues said that he had sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl at another location about a year ago, after the teen was picked up for wandering.
However, no investigation was conducted and the detective was subsequently promoted to the rank of corporal.
Meanwhile, a police constable seconded to the Impact patrol is in similar trouble for allegedly touching another woman in an inappropriate manner. That incident allegedly occurred on Thursday at the Police Mobile Patrol Outpost in Water Street.
Kaieteur News understands that the woman who made the allegation once worked as a cleaner with the Guyana Police Force. According to police sources, the woman went to the Police Mobile Outpost on Thursday night after police picked up her son and two other children for wandering.
The lad was subsequently released but while the mother was about to leave the outpost, a police constable allegedly called her back. He reportedly then told the woman that he had done a lot for her and that the woman should return the favour. It is alleged that he then 'braced' the woman against the outpost step, while asking her if she was feeling anything.
The following day, the woman and her husband reported the incident at the Police Complaints Authority.
They were then sent to Impact Base at the Brickdam Police Station, where they made a second report.
Kaieteur News understands that the rank is still to be arrested.
Some of the constable's colleagues suggested that he might have been under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident, since he is often seen drinking heavily while on duty at the outpost.
Dec 07, 2016Parika Salem Sports Club (PSSC) trounced Hyde Park by four wickets to win the final of the East Bank Essequibo Cricket Committee (EBECC) T20 tournament which concluded on Sunday last at the...
Dec 07, 2016
Dec 07, 2016
Dec 07, 2016
Dec 07, 2016
Dec 07, 2016
Dec 07, 2016
My opinion is that Jagdeo will lose the constitutional case of the two-term presidential limit which is now in front... more
The market is sending signals which cannot be ignored. The rise in both the buying and selling rates for the US dollar... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders As Barack Obama's Presidency of the United States of America enters its final weeks, there are... more
A woman once said to me that there is no manual to teach parenting. Indeed just about everyone aspires to become a parent,... more


text:
Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) signaling allows machine control remotely over standard telephone lines.
This receiver unit include password protection, and will operate its NO/NC relays in either flip-flop mode or timed mode.
Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
28-2200 - Multi Voltage Regulated Power Supply
Ideal for any device drawing up to 2A Fully regulated to deliver constant DC power Rotary selector switch selects 3, 41/2, 6, 71/2, 9 and 12V Power projects or small battery operated devices Color coded binding posts makes connection easyUltra-compact, lightweight...
28-955 - Double Sided Foam Tape
Thousands of uses Fasten accessories to car dash, etc. 3/4" x 61/2' roll
22-24120 - 22" Black Tactical Weatherproof Equipment Case
Durable equipment case provides maximum shock protection for contents making it useful for instruments, audio/video equipment, tactical gear, photographic equipment and test equipment. Pre-cut cubed foam insert (top layer only) is easily customizable to fit nearly...
35-5170 - 10MM High Performance Earbud
High Performance Earbud
Lightweight, stylish, high performance earbuds give crystal clear sound as well as a comfortable fit. Ideal for use with CD, MP3, MP4 and any other small portable audio players.
I've ordered several times from MCM and have always been very satisfied with their products, service and shipping.


text:
People of Eat Street
Credits & Info
- Views
- 4,093
- Score
- 4.40 / 5.00
- Uploaded
- Sep 25, 2012 | 11:00 PM EDT
- Category
- Illustration
- File Info
- 1280 x 989 px
- 958.9 kb
- Tags
- people
- collage
Share this submission?
Related Stuff
Licensing Terms
You are free to copy, distribute and transmit this work under the following conditions:
- Attribution:
- You must give credit to the artist. Please consider sharing revenue!
- Noncommercial:
- You may not use this work for commercial purposes unless you make specific arrangements with the artist.
- No Derivative Works:
- You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work.
Author Comments
Rated 4 / 5 stars
I like how all of the characters look and the addition of the real pictures. The perspective on the bottom left picture is weird. It seems like I'm looking straight at it even though it's angled. Also, a few pixels outlining some of the characters could could be blacked out/cleaned up. I'd watch a show animated with your style!


text:
Here's the problem with talking about social networks. Everybody wants to make them into something that they're not. Social media experts and members of the "get off my lawn brigade" are chasing each other in circles around the media, while members of the public who use the Internet shrug and sigh. At least, that's what Ivor Tossell thinks.
There is certainly no lack of debate about social media. You've seen it here in the PT Blogs and just about anywhere else you look. The Globe and Mail's WebSeven podcast is Ivor Tossell's bi-weekly take on Internet trends and culture (you can subscribe to it at iTunes). If you're interested in social networking and how we're all making sense of it, you'll find this podcast thought provoking and amusing.
Got 6 minutes and 20 seconds? You'll enjoy this podcast - "Mystery of the social media expert."


text:
Yohane2+ weeks old
Do I have to pay for water? I'm trying to figure out how much I can spend on rent. Can someone tell me if you have to pay for water in El Nido? I would be renting an apartment not a house.
Link to this answerwaterbill2+ weeks old
You obviously have to pay a water bill, but it depends ion the landlord whether you have to pay the bill every month or if he pays it with a portion of your rent. I would ask your landlord how this works and if he says he pays for it with your rent, ask him how much he takes out for the water bill and see if he is charging you a reasonable amount. It is more likely that you will be responsible for paying your own bill since each person in the complex will be using a different amount of water.
Do I have to pay for water?


text:
|Home News Product News Inkspot creates franchise opportunity for Aussie mothers
|Inkspot creates franchise opportunity for Aussie mothers
One of the most difficult times in a woman's life after having children is deciding when and if there is a right time to return to work, what the work will be and how they are going to manage the balance between a career and family.
With more women returning to the workforce than ever before and with high costs and limited places available in child care, the thought of having your own business is appealing, and taking on a ready-made business where most of the challenging start-up work is done is an even better alternative.
Australia's leading shopping centre based ink and toner cartridge franchise Inkspot is expanding nationally, opening 10 outlets in Victoria alone last year. What Inkspot has noticed is that many of their most successful franchisees are women, who say that Inkspot is an ideal opportunity for busy Mums to return to the workforce and be their own boss.
Bayside Inkspot mother of a 2 year old daughter and a 4 month old baby boy, Danielle Thompson, believes it is possible to have a family life with young children and your own business. "It isn't always easy but if you're good at juggling and prepared to duck the occasional curve ball then it is definitely fulfilling!"
Danielle has always enjoyed working yet is particularly excited and challenged with being her own boss. "Being a mother of such young children you need to have a business that can operate when you are tied up with the kids and although I am in constant communication with the store, I am able to do 90% of my work from home and when I do visit I usually have the kids in tow."
Inkspot Director and Strategy Ma ager, Vincent Teubler believes: "As a small business, Inkspot is a relatively simple franchises to run and operate happily with only one staff member, but it takes passion, drive and hard work to establish and grow a small business while meeting the demands of a young family and a growing business".
For more detailed information on how to become a franchisee, email email@example.com or call 1300INKSPOT.


text:
John Canzanella
Innocence and Anarchy
Nikolai Bobrikov rises to prominence, becoming Governor General of Finland. He finds that his power allows him to further continue…
About our Reviews
Over the last 15 years The Historical Novels Review (the society's print magazine for our members) has published reviews of some 12,000 historical fiction books. We plan to upload them all and make them searchable here.


text:
Dan Benishek: Of The People, By The People
Originally posted at RedState
We are getting down to the wire here and a candidate who can win needs our help. Dan Benishek is running in MI-1 for the seat that Bart Stupak is vacating. Y'all remember Bart Stupak, right? The man who proved that the myth of the Pro-Life Democrat is just that; a myth. He disgustingly sold out the unborn, after promising not to, and voted for Obamacare. Then bravely ran away, in the form of retirement.
Dan Benishek is the man that can, and should, replace the cowardly Stupak. He has a money bomb going on right now; donation page can be found here. His latest ad, entitled "Get Us Back" shows why we need him to win:
Sarah Palin endorsed Dan Benishek earlier this month. At the time of her endorsement, she said this:
There's a lot of talk about the race in Michigan's 1st Congressional District.: Dr. Dan Benishek is the kind of commonsense voice we need in Washington to replace the retiring Bart Stupak. As a physician, he understands why Obamacare must be repealed and replaced with true health care reform. Dan is determined to work to get our country's fiscal house in order. As a self-described "hunter and fisherman and proud member of the NRA," he's great for Michigan 1st District, which like Alaska, is home to outdoor enthusiasts who love their hunting and fishing.
She's right. I'd only add that Dan Benishek "gets" it. The ad featured above? That ad was made by the grassroots. Specifically, it was created by our very own Ben Howe, whose recent trilogy of videos can be found here, here and here.
Dan Benishek doesn't just talk the talk, you see. He's fully engaged. He is truly of the people and by the people. He went to the grassroots to hear what they have to say. He put his trust in them. When the ad was released, this is what his campaign had to say:
At this critical moment of the campaign, Dan has put his trust in the grassroots to convey his commonsense conservative message.
This is not your typical campaign ad. It's not all about Dan. It's about the things that upset ordinary Americans and got them politically involved for the first time in their lives: too much spending; the bailouts; a growing debt; higher taxes; an out-of-control government that ignores the people.Dan will fight for you in Washington.
No, not typical at all. It's not Washington as usual. It's not the typical entitlement mentality. Dan Benishek is a man who will fight for, and with, We, The People. Let's fight for him, too.
Please pay a visit to his website here.
Cross-posted from RedState and cross-posted at Hot Air's Green Room
Follow Lori on Twitter and read more of her stuff at RedState , Human Events and her blog site.
Also see...
Even though my father, brother, uncles and grandfather were in the military, I seldom handled guns growing up. That's because unlike many of the other people in my family, I've...Read More
Lori Ziganto
Related Articles
Marco Rubio Vs. Charlie Crist: A Tale Of 10 Straw Polls
The National Republican Senatorial Committee is supposed to represent Republicans — aren't they? Heck, they've got the word "Republican" right
Ill. GOP Central Committee Meeting Report
Note: I realize that this is sort of narrow, but I attended the Illinois GOP Central Committee meeting today and
WH Throws David Paterson Under The Bus
Obama has conveyed to Gov. Paterson, through various admin officials, that he doesn't want Paterson to run for re-election: President


text:
Are you looking to take a trip to somewhere new and different? If so, then you may want to consider Iceland as a possible destination. Not only is this an exciting place to visit and explore, but if you travel at the right times of the year, you can find some of the best cheap hotel deals in Iceland, thus saving money on your reservations for the trip.
Contrary to popular belief, Iceland is actually only made up of about 10 percent ice in the form of glaciers. The rest of the country has a surprisingly mild climate considering its northern location on the globe. Part of Iceland's mild climate can be attributed to the nearby Atlantic Gulf Stream, which frequently brings warm air from the south up to Iceland. Therefore, depending on when you choose to travel, the country can be either quite cold or rather mild in temperature.
There is a lot to see and do in Iceland, so you will probably need to book your stay for at least a week in order to get a good amount of exploring done. Among the most famous sites in the entire country that most travellers make it a point to check out is The Blue Lagoon. This is one of just a few geothermal spas located in the world; the water temperatures there are toasty, even during the coldest months of the year. Not to mention, the mineral-rich water is great for the skin. This destination, located between the Keflavik Airport and Reykjavik, is great for people of all ages.
Iceland is also a great place for those who enjoy outdoor activities, particularly hiking and ice climbing. Hikers should be careful of the notoriously rough and unforgiving terrain, however. Most trails are not suitable for beginners!
Overall, there is so much to see and do for people of all ages in Iceland. As you begin planning your trip, consider searching for the top Iceland hotels and Iceland hotel deals. This way, you can locate the lowest rates and prices for your rooms and have more money to spend on fun activities. Depending on when you travel, you can take advantage of some wonderful Iceland hotel packages and land a special discount on hotels in Iceland. Rooms tend to go fast, though, so be sure to book that cheap Iceland hotel deal as soon as you find it!
Region Hotel Destinations in Europe
4.4 out of 5 (618 reviews)
4.4 out of 5 (1,604 reviews)
4.2 out of 5 (924 reviews)
4.4 out of 5 (718 reviews)
4.1 out of 5 (363 reviews)
4.2 out of 5 (924 reviews)
4.3 out of 5 (274 reviews)
4.5 out of 5 (118 reviews)
4.4 out of 5 (226 reviews)