text:
Tho Richmond College end Westhamptoii CoUorro Weekly. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. Subscription, $1.25 Per Year, in AdVSMS, Stogie Copies, 5 Cents. (Miii.-!!: RiKiin A-is, Dormitory 2, MiinißiAL 80ABD. j1 I ' ..I |1 , .In., - - Kiiir.iii '■: OSIBI 1 Ml | I I. V Ml'l.ll, I A'dIHTAHT in\l :\l -rl.Ul* 11.1.1', I I'.iimin.-iN-Clli-r SI ■■' HI AW, ) | i -. I 111 :,| l-'UMAN,! A.BOCIATB Roitobs 1 Ul t-IQQS, I MANAC.EMKHT. P, \V. MHIi:, - • HimiNK-s Mamacbs Jsl.l-AM'II idlMiKllAVKll.) P *' I Hl't'li. 1 Abut Huh Mull. I W Mil I I 11, I* 1 " 1, l "" ,M " II 0, ll I I ll', J All blislnsis limit"!*, .hmild b« oddieaa-d 10 lie BuilnttS Miono.il Allollii'i nulternulnruld mm. to till l.iliinr-in-Cbi.l. We shall lie pl"»»«d lo ruuulle miy sliiilcnls' C(iiiuiiiiiik»iii.iiis mill ilin- (iiiisiiiirntldii. All un- signed e.rr.atjund.nc- will mil be published. FRIDAY, DSCEMBER 3, 1915. |
w. T. ('leu.ante ipent the boltdaye with bonic folks iii We i Point, \'n. Brannook had m hla guest iluring tho holidays Mr l aefc, a jtHdenl lit < hatham Twining School, l)r, Q, H, Hurt, of 1t,,,in,i1,i, spent one night with hoi brother, "Bplc)« " Hint, here thl waei c. B (ioilivin hibernated to Chuck* luck to uluie awn) a tew days, Including Thanksgiving, llr Amler-iiii bus been suffering much inconvenience ol late with an Injured limb, necessitating the continued uae of a cane, and hampering bku greatly in walking, The trouble la not serious, however, ami we lu.pe he will 1000 In- ;n condition again. Mr. Carl Jensen, lecturer and enter- tainer, gave one of his conceits in the auditorium on Wednesday night, the proceeds going to the Athletic Associa- tion. He ooade ii very attractive ipeeeb in chapel on Tuesday morning, and tho entertainment no Wednesday mm greatly enjoyed,
riesnlenl llibben, nf I'mieeliin, lihk asked the graduates to dl inttnuo the [traotios ol serving aloohollo drinks In the reunion touts nl ('(iiiirneiieeruoiil lime.
Students of nix uf tin* large Middle Went, universities recently voted upon tho question of.whether or nol to retain the present miniiuor buse-biill rule. 'I In* vote WSJ over l.en to one Ogslttjl tlie re- lent ion of the rule. — ( ,— Two hundred student* from India, studying In AmerioaUi itnlversitiee, ta* oently Formed an International nlubi Tlie Alumni .\'--oei;iiioii of ilie Virginia Military Institute linn orgsnlsed nn anKuein(ion, in lie known un the Building and Kniliiwiiie.nl. Awsuciiitioti, for the object, of raising 11,000,000, Imlf of which they Intend lo pul Bslde for v permanent endowment fund, un<l Imlf to be spent in carrying out plana for immediate development.
Harvard University no longer ftlloWl tradesmen, book agents, laundry men, or solicitors of "ay kind to is...
A Motion.
The Mv Sigma Klin Society mm called to order i»bi (Wday night by i lie Preeidenl, who,,observing the hhuill audience, re* marked, " llnvc we :i quorum'("' "N(i," replied one of the members, an be lastly arose from liis gent, "Mr. President/ said Mr. B , as he ran liis fingers through fall hair, "in view of I lie fad ilmt ne liiiven'l at|iniruin, and eun't dIsSUSS mutters Ol impm hm" i move you, sir, Hint we do now iKljiiiirii." Mr. President i " Do 1 bear a second to the motion?" M,._ j.,' j ojyjf. l're.siilenl, if ne haven't v quanta., how DSD WO make a motion to adjourn?" —0-- Doctor ltyliuid: "Dot. hydrogen burs?" Colbert: "No, sir; it is comliiistilile, bul will not burn." —ci — Dr. Viek: "These long cells hero — but when 1 npo«k of long cells I don't moan long cells—but, revertkeless—"
" I hjn'l yea know yit how t' drive « nail wi'loiil iiiiishin' yer Cunili?" gleefully Inquired the bod-oarrler of the injured narpontet "No," retorted the ciirpei.tcr, hotly, "nn neither do you." "Shun 01 .In." relumed the lind-cnr- ricr. "Iloiild lb' liaitinier wid both liaiuls." LihHi .l' llimn' Jmtrnal.
Gritty Pikse! "It's ■ haortlsss world, pill-il, Think whnl a woman ilonc when I risked her lo give me .something lo keep body and soul together?" Muddy Lanes! "Can't Imagine," Gritty Plkeei "fjHu gimmi a safety- pin." Ex.
STUDENTS! To keep brain clear and muscle strong, eat less meat and more Silk Velvet Syrup MADE BY Atlas Specialty Co., RICHMOND, VA. Second Baptist Gburcb THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH. Franklin and Adams Streets. SERVICES: 9:30 A. M.-Bible School. 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.- -Regular Worship. BP. Mr-Wednesday Prayer and, Praise Service, j WARE & DUKE Printers and Publishers 'Phono, Rnndolph 1801. 17 Covernor Street, RICHMOND, VA. STUDENTS' CHURCH First Baptist Twelfth and Broad Sts. COLLEGE STUDENTS WELCOME Sunday-School, - 9:30 A.M. Preaching, 11 A. M. and BP. M. B. Y. P. U. - - - 7P. M. Horaeier & Clark, HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS AT MODERATE PRICES. Studio: 307 E. Broad Street. RICHMOND, VA. 53,_",_,^.~.~..-~:_-..«- *—•-—.-——H Hotel Stumpf.
RICHMOND COLLEGE. Every reader of the " Collegian " is Interested In making Richmond College a stronger and better College. Much of this great tssk belongs to Trustees, Faculty, and Alumni, but ,i large part properly fells to the students of this session. The public doss not yet realize the possibilities of our new location, nor the excellent beginning that has beon made already. The public believeo the College is rich, and does not at all appreciate our need for more buildings, for larger endowment, for more scholarships. Perhaps you are enloying the benefit of a scholarship. Let your acquaintances know what it means to you, and that probably two more good students from your county would be here if scholarships could be provided them. The College is a great philanthropy. Its officers desire to extend iti benefits, hut wish, at the same time, to improve the quality of the advantages offered to students. The public accepts the students as representatives of the College. Com- mend the...
M'lss Mary Clay has returned to Col- lege. Mi-i Mary belt spool Thanksgiving nl bei lioine. Mi- Louise Moving spoilt Thanksgiving :'l bei 1 home ill Sleiirnes. Miss Mimiogornilo, of l.ynchbui'u, visited Miss Won nre Boston Thursday, Mm, Matthews visited her daughter, Mis' Is,lnn Mill I hew-, Tlinnksi'iving Mr. Wallace Jenkins, of Crewe, visited his sister, .Miss Esther Jenkins, Thanks- giving. Mrs. Towery, of Richmond, wns ll.e gnesi i.i I,ei niece, Miss Frances Slilpman, 'riiilihihiy. Misses Eleanor Robertson nnd Hester Tii lienor were guests of Mrs. Metcnlf Bunday, Miss Andrews, of Norfolk, wss the guosl ni Mcs Esther Jenkins, Saturday nnd Mis Sarah Bain, of Norfolk, wei thfl j!iii.-i oi Mies lb,niii Evans for Wednesday and Thursday, Miss Kugenlß ITddwell, of Chase Cm. WBJJ the gUQSI of Miss Lilian Holierlsoli, for 'i liank-givtngi Win Miriam Bims and Miss Alberte Oary, of Newport News, were visitors ni the College lasl week. Misses (urn and Ailehiide Walln...
i H-1 !oi i.i.'iian negleetsd to announos thi H suite of the tannin matohei of three weeks ago, The ohamplon for West- hsmpton was Miss Helen Hanoook. The mni nil games fox the hookey champion-hip will bs played on Monday, Wednesday, iimi Friday of this wesk, Line-up of "Eveni"! l'Virniuil.s (liiry, Porter, Anderson, Ellyeon, and Bland. llnlt-Iluiiks-M. Decker, Ilrocken- brough, and Gardner, l'ull-l!iii'li.v •Edmonds nnd tVallsnteln, Goal —Uundick.
Substitutes—Glassell, Weaver, nnd Neblette, for "Odds": Forward*- Wall Miller, Smith, Boston, mid Shipnmn. Iliilf-lliieks Tiehc.mr, IS, Decker, unci Matthews I'lill-Ki.rU .limes mul Phillips, (luill I']. Hobcrtson. Substitutes- -Nottingham, Qwoltney, Lewis, mul Woodson, Wo arc una I ile to give iieciiiiiio- ol these i;miics in this issue, bill will give the Same lievt week.
The Philologbu) Boolety will hold an "open night" for I bo Mv Sigma itho Boolety in their hull to-night. This will be the first nlTair of the kind ever held in tho meeting balls, and promises to be interesting. Outside talent will be present to add to the entertainment. Programs urn posted on Hie bulletin bo'inls about the ciitnpiis, but. it was not avrilable when we went to press.
Truth is stranger than fiction in the senso that an earthquake is stranger than a thunder-storm.
DIGGS & MOSELEY, GENERAL AGENTS. Perm Mutual Life Insurance Co. Nos. 604-5-6 Mutual Building, RICHMOND, VA. Insurance, $635,000,000.00. Assets, $155,000,000.00' SPECIAL AGENTS L. W. EFFORD and FOSTER WITT.
Coach Dobson ABOUT ALL KINDS OF Athletic Wear and Equip- ment for Men and Women Sweaters, Sport Coats, Caps, Tennis Goods, Golf Goods, Bathing Suits, Skates, Etc. Every 'Varsity Tenm at Richmond Collcjc Ih outfitted by A. G. Spalding & Bros, which firm Coach has been representing lor ten years. Pianos Players. Largest and Most Complete Line in the South. Sheet Music. Musical Merchandise. Colonial Piano Corp., 205 E. BROAD STREET. Only Ono-Price Plane House In Virginia. Religious Herald, RICHMOND, VA. 1222 Mutual Building. Organ of Vow-Nia Baptibto! Subscription, $2.00 a Year. It-lands In tho old paths, but does not stand still. It also walk* therein. SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS FOR THE COLLEGE SESSION. Commercial Photograph Co., 720 E. MAIN STREET. HID Only Practical P...
Ilie Student Shop. HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL THINKS COLLEGIATE. Now-a-days it's Eatmor Bread American Bread & Baking Co. ■PQOOD FOR THB lYlfl ■ THE S. GALESKf "PTIML CO. ■ S Main anil _*___» 33i t ** t> I LSlgtaU) St. Broad S(r<,v > I iSß«sns wFHrw* ■■■■■isJ Correct Engraving. Wedding Invitations, Announce- ments, Reception, At Home and Visiting Cards, Crests, Mono- grams, and Stationery. ; • HUNTER & CO., Inc. 629 East Broad Street, RICHMOND, - VIRGINIA. 'Phone, Randolph 2110. Shoe Repairing Shop. iVI. _NtO2SJ£, fl&crcbant ftailoi Suits and Pants Made to Order. Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Trunks, Suit Cases, and Hand Bugs. Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing. 208 W. Broad Street. RICHMOND, VA. A* P. Gentry, 'Phone, Randolph 2031. "Eagle," "Emblem," "Dayton," "Crescent,"" Ardmore Arch," "Aviator" Bicycles, Bicycles for Hire. Open Sundays. SOS WEST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA. POLLARD & IReal Estate RENTS. LOANS. SALES
The Richmond Collegian
Vol. 11.
No, \:l
Tin. (nut bull team wottnd up tin- final ; uiTiiirH of the 1018 season mi hut Monday, j by electing Bert Robins sj Captain for tin' ni'xi year. There were two onndl- ilntfh for the position, Robins and W Icker, both Of whom next yenr will have played their full four year* for Richmond College. Rubins, this year, has played a very effective bookie, white Wicker has done good work ai quartet, Robins can}*, from John Marshall High Solwol in 1013, where he bad made a niiinc for himself in iin" athletics of that school, Be uiinli' his tett«J# saoh year, and him been b very consistent and effl. I'ii'iit asset to tho team, Be has slsb wnn laurels in base-ball, and wa have miii'h to ftXpeol from him this year from j that quarter, v i.-iu'i- Is n Uii'liinoiiil Academy man; doing good work dn tho team while there, mul entering Richmond College in 1018; when he rie3d dowfi a linlf-lmeU position utl ...
This will be the last issue of Tin: Coi i kuian before the holidays. We fcol that wo will be jiisiiiicil in not. putting I out another paper this term, for a iiinnl or of reasons, which need not be mentioned, lly the usual time of next week's paper the College will OS in Ihe midst of exami- nations, and the. paper would be soiirrcly nolice:l, perhaps, and its absence will not be particularly missed. Also, the Stall of the paper ul'ten liiih some work to do on the side, and the omission of further Issuance before Christmas will enable I hem to rcl S lino on exams. before the time comes. Therefore, wo take this opportunity to wish every ono the Lest possible suooc in the trials through wbieh they ere about to puss. If you could dO IS well SI W* should wish for you, every one would havii an A lo his credit on every class We bopo that, you will do your best, mid then ihe retail will be sucesssfuj in any event, We also extend to all our sinter**! I est wishes for I ...
Among tbn number of very Interesting j iimi Instructive Icetures gtves in Collegi this fall are Ihomi which hiive been helil, and are to be held this week. Lust Wednesday afternoon Mis* Hum- Nay, of Richmond, win, has become quits well known in the Campaign for woman's suffrage; mads an address on that subject in the auditorium, to a fair crowd of the students ami friends of the College This lei'iini' bun' more than usual IntSTSSt, because of the fast ttint Miss Ranose] was herself a student in Richmond College a few years uuu, and is ipiite well known ami remembered hen-. On Thursday students of pbysies were giVSn a valuable opportunity in the lootlirO Iby vv. F. franklin, of Columbia Quiver- itty, nml more lately of Lehigh. 'Hub lei'ture was rtinn in eoiine. lion will, Hie Physics Department of Collsgti mud was of a high order, thin Rent lonian being Dtspgnised a* one of the fotetno...
Examinations for this term will begin mi next Thursday, I 'eeenil or llilli. The schedule is posted conspicuously ou all the bulletin boards about the campus. All students are ill liberty to leave for ll,e holidays, of irse, as soon as their hist exam, ia finished, and tl.e results of Ihe lesls will be liniilcd In yml soli.c tine during the vacation period. The schedule follows: Wednesday, December 15th—4:00 to 6:00 Spanish, Bible I. Thursday, December 16th—Chemistry, Physios, Astronomy. Friday, December 17th -Mathematics, e'rench. Saturday, December 18th— History, I'uli .icnl Science, Latin. Monday, December 2(lth English, Greek. Tuesday, December 21st -■(lonium, Bible 11, Biology. Wednesday, December 'J'.ld —Philoso- phy, Economics, Thursday, December 23d—Education, Sociology. Don't forget the date of tho election for foot-hull ir.anas.ers— Wcdr.esdny, Ec- iciiiber 18th, Plac...
Th« Richmond ah Club, at their regular meeting on last Tuesdny, had the pleasure of bearing a valuable dis- oussion by Dr, Boatwrighl on"The Art Outlook for Richmond," the torture being one of n series of monthly talks on the nrt situation. Tins ,'inb, ~f whirli Dr, Boat wrlghl is a director, w an interesting and useful ..rrjnni/iilinn, duinn niurh In tea what OSS h* done for ml around Hii'liinniul. 'I hey do mil deal merely with the things usually regarded ss artistic, but the question of architecture, LuUJSOtpS wink, iiud 11 111111- -laeliire are diSSUSSed, mul n SSI s Inr ll.eir improvement artistically. So thorough lure thny, indeed, thai even the 1110.11 factum of wall paper SOU** uinler 11,.v nntiee. Or. Routwright liiih observed fruiii his wnrk in thiseliih thai the growing Interest iii Richmond College is working aa n ureal factor in the arl circle* of Ihe city. The architectur...
Last Saturday evening Weslhanipton College was again hottest at a vci.\ unique affair, this time given in tin 'Varsity men in college, and to a few guests' otherwise prominent in Collegt circles. This parly was an example ol what these young Indies inn do and ol the type of entertainment which bus won for them such a high nana; in social affairs, n was a novel occasion, the Informality adding to ibe charm »nd enjoyment. The men wore 'Varsity sweaters with the tetter, and the ul- mosphere of athletics was very effective The games, which hud been arranged with much originality, were greatly enjoyed, and, at, tines, more then ordi- narily amusing—fool-bull mid other in- door sports marking the evenings plou- ' sure, while dancing, of course, cm a in I for its share of attention. Popcorn, peanuts, apples, and other refreshments wore served in great abundance, while punch Bowed fr...
'• St hid so much enthusiasm and interest been oxoite i at any v esthempton event as there was over lb.' hockey meteh games of last week. From Monday until Friday class spirit ran nut, mul rallies were held at all hours of the day. On Monday alien n ihe flrsl of ihe games was called, with Miss Taylor and .Miss Robinson referoelng. Tin fur the "Odds" were knooksd by Not* tlngham Walton, end Smith, while i Ibu toll and Portor nut the ball ovei Poi tic "I'.veiih." Both tOßntl plan-I Well, ami bho'reoulti were open until Ihe last piny, when ihe "ii.lll,'' knocked a goal, mnkiliK Ihe score Stand 8 In I in I heir favor, (in Wednesday, at i:i:> o'clocH the te mi- came on the Held again, Anderson, of Ihe "Even*," and I'lullips for Ihe 'Odds/ made spectacular plays, but the 1 .layers were even in.'n Closely nali'ln'il hni on .Monday, and, when I inn was -nlie I, il was with pride thai...


text:
***Sequel to It's Not Illegal. It's Love***
Things have seemed to finally settle down for Toni and Casey. Casey is in her second year of studies. Toni is on a year's leave from work. But most importantly, they are living together and things could not be better for the pair. They have moved on and Gia is nothing more than a bad but distant memory. At least that is what they thought.
StefenaFanFiction Aug 24, 2016
They're still going strong and super sweet with each other...it makes my heart tickle.
CrazyHaze1 Jul 26, 2016
I can't wait for the next chapter!!! I'm so excited!!! 😘😘😍😍❤❤❤
AreYouKiddingMe1518 Sep 12, 2016
Why do I keep forgetting that this is girlxgirl?😐how strange...
NicolaShadow Jul 26, 2016
This is the weirdest debate I have ever seen. Like in the time they were talking Casey could have switched off the TV.
HiddlesBatch_xo Jul 26, 2016
Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
NicolaShadow Jul 26, 2016
I cannot even begin to express how awesome this chapter was. I also have to admit that I absolutely love their relationship. Not that, that is much of a surprise. *mumbles quietly*Who's Moira?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byReina Burrough Modified about 1 year ago
WHAT VC IS NOT No lending or borrowing; No interest costs A LOAN Investors demand substantial ROI as well as accountability, transparency and arms-length transactions A GRANT or GIFT No winner takes all mentality aka Donald Trump mentality. Valuation is key but all parties must win for a successful investment VULTURE CAPITAL Risk mitigation strategies include a) Tax Credits b) Portfolio Diversification c) Balanced Investment Mix INHERENTLY RISKY
WHAT VC IS Cash investment in exchange for part ownership of company for a finite (limited) time Equity Capital Can be long term in nature (up to 5 – 10 years) Patient Capital More than cash; access to markets; know-how; co- investors; deep industry expertise & experience Value Added Not a passive investment; investors typically have say in major policy & strategic decisions; board representation Hands On Private Equity; not listed or traded on public stock exchange Illiquid
PENSION FUNDS INSURANCE COMPANIES FOUNDATIONS / ENDOWMENTS WEALTHY INDIVIDUALS ANGELS (Usually successful entrepreneurs) CORPORATIONS GOVERNMENTS SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKING (Crowdfunding, Kickstarter) COMMON SOURCES OF VC
VC EXITS Get listed on a public stock exchange IPO Third Parties, Mergers & Acquisitions BUYOUT By other investors; next stage of VC; other sources of financing TAKEOUT Owner(s) buy back company stock from VC BUY BACK
IT SERVICES ENTERTAINMENT CARNIVAL MANUFACTURING DOWNSTREAM ENERGY VALUE –ADDED SERVICES CRITICAL MASS DOMESTIC - Local CARICOM - $800 M TOURISM -Niches EXPORT – Intl Markets INCUBATORS ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT SECTOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT LATTER STAGES VENTURE CAPITAL – MEZZANINE, ETC PRIVATE EQUITY PROJECT FINANCING GOVT GRANTS ANGEL INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS (EQUITY AND LOANS) – PRE-SEED STAGE TOBAGO VCEFL – SEED & EARLY STAGE INVESTMENTS PRIVATE VC FUNDS (ASPIRE) DIASPORA INVESTMENTS CREDIT UNION BANKS OTHER Financial Institutions Missing Elements Portfolio Companies/ SME Sectors Target Markets FINANCIAL ECOSYSTEM
Typically very limited access to debt financing VC can literally make the difference between success and failure Improved operational structures & systems including accounting and record-keeping Well researched marketing strategies Sound and persuasive business plans Strong management team structures BENEFITS TO SME COMPANIES
Create & Develop Innovative Systems and Applications Ability to Scale to Critical Mass and Attain Significant Growth Within the Investment Period Ability to Provide Profitable Returns Job Growth Access to New Markets and Development of Existing Markets Wider Economic Benefits SELECTION CRITERIA FOR PORTFOLIO COMPANIES
INVESTMENT ASSESSMENT Management / Controlling Shareholders Integrity – Integrity and reputation of the business partners must be unquestionable Entrepreneurial Passion/Enthusiasm – Existing Businesses with a passion to grow or New Businesses with an entrepreneurial person Track Record – Quality and experienced owner, sponsor and management team with proven track records in relevant industries Financial Partnership – Business Owner/Entrepreneur must have a significant financial stake Congruent Goals – No conflicting goals or interests
Sustained Quality Deal Flow o There must be pools of entrepreneurship development and stimulation to provide continuous sources of deals o SME sector is the largest source for potential deal opportunities Effective Professional Fund Management o There is a lack of Professionals with Private Equity/VC Expertise and Experience o Need for Intermediaries – Lawyers; Accountants; Business Consultants & Experts WHAT MAKES FOR SUCCESSFUL VC
1.Raise Capital 2.Generate Deal Flow 3.Pick Winners 4.Create Successful Portfolio - Management Fees / Carried Interest 5.Risk Management/Compliance 6.Have Representatives on Portfolio Companies' Board of Directors 7.Work Closely with Intermediaries 8.Recommend/Advise on Investment Strategies Direction & Structures 9.Provide Access to Other Financers/Investors FUND MANAGER ROLES
1.Business Builders - Typically Serial Entrepreneurs or Industry Veterans 2.Idea Investors - Identify new industries; create new markets for technology; identify gaps in an industry 3.Common Traits/Personal Assets Include: A genuine enjoyment of working with people Having a great network Humility - Investment Acuity - Sharing "Best Practices" learned from other portfolio companies CHARATERISTICS OF FUND MANAGERS
Making Intermediaries Advocates Provide Value-added Services to Portfolio Companies Various Roles as Fund Advisors e.g. Directors of Portfolio Companies Source of Technical Studies and Market Analyses Intake for Generating Deal Flow Direct Investment, Co-investors and Exit Mechanisms with other Parties, e.g. Private Funds, IFC, BDC, Pension Funds and Credit Unions Provide Transparency, Objectivity and Consistency to Investors and Potential Investee Companies INTERMEDIARIES VALUE
CHALLENGES What Went Before Insufficient Deal Flow – Companies not Properly Prepared or Structured No Follow-on Investments – Need for Many Players and Co-Investors Very Limited or No Exit Mechanisms – No Realization of Value Historical & Cultural Skepticism – Ignorance (Lack of Knowledge); Indifference; Antagonism
OPPORTUNITIES The Promise of Today Entrepreneurship– Now Being Recognized at Home Professional Support & Development for Entrepreneurs and SMEs – Lok Jack GSB; THA VCEFL; Incubators; Min of Labour & Micro Enterprise, IDB's ConnectAmericas, MPSD – Global Services Promotion Program Myth of the Risk Averse Mindset – Continually Being Dispelled Knowledge & Access is Power – Social Networking; Understanding Your Options; Competition (Local Globalization) Availability of Multiple Financing Options – It's Relative but Getting Better
RECOMMENDATIONS Things We Can Do Now Government Must Take The Lead – Direct Investor & Facilitator Development of Capital Markets – More Listings & Activities; Incentives To List (Junior Stock Exchanges, Second & Third Tier, Tax Incentives for Listed Companies) Pension Funds & Insurance Companies Inclusion – Assets of Pension Funds in T&T as of July 2014 are $46B (An Increase of 654% from 1996's Total of $7B Linkages & Development of Key Sectors – Sources of Viable Deal Flows; Transfers of Know how & Expertise; Incubators and Educational/Technological Institutions Regional Focus – Critical Mass; Diaspora, Trading Partners Just Do It! – Don't Be Afraid to Make Mistakes; Flexibility; Long Term Focus
Similar presentations
© 2017 SlidePlayer.com Inc.
All rights reserved.


text:
Who do you like for National City City Council?
|Frank Lopez
|Luis Natividad
|Mona Rios
|Ditas Yamane
Avelino M. Santos, Jr. Says:Sat, Oct 23 2010 08:00 AM
Ditas Yamane is more than qualified to be a member of the city council of National City. Her track record as a business owner and community leader shows beyond an iota of doubt that she will make good as a councilwoman in the City of National City. But what struck me most the first time I met her is the aura of sincerety about her that wins people on her side- a quality that can win the approval of her colleges in taking important projects for the good of the residents of National City
Francis Ople Says:Sat, Oct 23 2010 03:58 AM
I've only known Ms. Ditas for a short time but I have heard a lot of good things about her before. After finally getting the opportunity to meet her, I found out that she is genuinely a kind-hearted person with sincerity in her work and in helping others.
I would say that she is my mentor and a good friend. Get to know her personally and you will find out for yourself how great a person she really is!
Jack Bauer Says:Fri, Oct 22 2010 04:51 PM
Luis Natividad has some nerve running for council again, after he walked away from the job. He is a dirty politician and is slimy as they come. He is political bully who uses threats and intimidation to get what he wants. He regularly engages in sexual harassment of female employees when he was a councilman. He is everything a corrupt politician drunk with power is. He is a bad choice for National City. If he gets elected, he and Sotelo-Solis will be making back room deals among themselves to undermine Mayor Morrison and other council person's trying to good for NC. The two good choices are Frank Lopez and Ditas Yamane. I believe they have NC's best interest at heart.They are both independent thinkers that use good common sense. Mona Rios lacks the confidence to be effective. She will be easily swayed by the likes of Natividad and Sotelo-Solis. NC needs people with vision for the future, not politicians out for themselves. Lets move NC forward not backwards. A vote for Natividad will be a definite backwards step.
Wilma Fernandez Ventura Says:Fri, Oct 22 2010 12:09 PM
I didn't know much about Ditas Yamane until about three years ago. She came to my bakery in National City during her campaign. After meeting her personally and talking to her, I realize she's a good person. She talked a lot about helping the community and small businesses like what I have. My opinion is that Ditas Yamane will do a lot more for National City. She has the drive and the background to do it.
Chris Ebenezer Says:Fri, Oct 22 2010 10:02 AM
I have known Ditas for more than five years and have seen as to what an industrious woman she is. National City certainly needs someone like her, who will work for their cause. Thanks for conducting this poll
» How will you do most of your Christmas shopping?- see results
» Should Chula Vista mandate an $11 per hour minimum wage before the state increases it in 2018?- see results
» Should Chula Vista allow recreational marijuana stores within city limits?- see results
» Are you disappointed the Chargers stadium initiatives failed?- see results
» Will you vote to legalize recreational marijuana in California?- see results
» When is it acceptable to see Christmas decorations in stores?- see results
» Now that the presidential debates are done, your vote goes to:- see results
» Will you vote Nov. 8?- see results
» Will the San Diego Chargers have a winning season?- see results
» Who was more persuasive in the first presidential debate?- see results
The Star-News | 296 3rd Ave., Chula Vista, CA 91910 | Phone: 619-427-3000 | Fax: 619-426-6346 | firstname.lastname@example.com| Site Feedback| Corporate


text:
Opening Party
Monday, July 25th, 2011
Kick off the week' s festivities at the Opening Party at Five Sixty. Headliners Destineak will give you a taste of what's to come. Sugarbeach will be performing their Outgames theme song Come on Out. Special guests and DJ's will be performing throughout the night. Doors open at 7:00 pm and the party goes late. Look out for the WomenZone in the upstairs lounge.
OUT Every Night Tuesday
July 26th – Friday, July 29th, 2011
Fabulous parties with Outgames athletes, sponsors and partners. Get the Fast Track Pass Gold Card for free admission to all participating venues including 1181, The Junction, Moxies, Numbers and Oasis. Fast Track Pass holders will have front of the line privileges while athletes and premium cardholders will have FREE entrance and special benefits.
1) Fast Track Pass
2) Bronze Pass Card
3) Silver Pass Card
4) Gold Pass Card
5) Athletes Pass Card
Closing Party
Saturday, July 30th, 2011
Vancouver 2011 North America Outgames in partnership with Big Roger Events present the Closing Party at Plaza of Nations with international stars ACE OF BASE and DRAGONETTE as co-headliners. ACE OF BASE are the hit artists behind the best-selling singles " All That She Wants" , " The Sign" and " Don' t Turn Around" . DRAGONETTE are the renowned Canadian electro pop artists behind the hit track " Hello" have been taking the music world by storm, having sold out shows in Canada and throughout the world.
The Closing Party also features Carole Pope, DJ Rafael Calvente (Rio), DJ Adam Dreaddy (Vancouver), Diversity Project and Alice Ai, hosted by David C Jones.
The Outgames Closing party will be a full day festival of LGBTQ culture with non-stop entertainment featuring concerts, DJ's, drag shows, dance performances, medal presentations, beer garden, Womenzone, The Breakfast of Champions and the Closing Ceremonies finale.
Come OUT and Play -The Closing Party is sure to be a vibrant spectacle - a full day of colourful characters celebrating the Outgames at Plaza of Nations. The beautiful outdoor waterfront setting includes a main stage and fully licensed site. Gates open at 11 am the festivities kick off with The Breakfast of Champions.
Monday, July 25th, 2011 to Sunday, July 31st, 2011
The Womenzone is a safe space for women, their friends, allies and special guests to gather and enjoy a variety of entertainment and amenities. The goal of Womenzone is to foster an environment of fun, flirtations, talking and dancing and enhance the week of international female focus and empowerment.
This is where women will be loud and proud at the Vancouver 2011 North America Outgames! There will be exhibits, the chance to mingle and meet locals and sample some of Vancouver' s finest dining establishments. Come Out and Celebrate with some of Vancouver' s best entertainers and DJ's.
Community A&E Events
Friday, July 22nd, 2011 to Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
Every night you will be off to a great start where local businesses, community groups and organizations will be hosting daily "Outmingling events" from 5:30 pm, with everything from cocktails, burlesque cabaret, drag kings, lounge DJs, singer-songwriters – and lots more...you just need to find your "Outmingling event" to start your night of Vancouver Culture and Celebration!
Out on Screen - Queer History Project
The Vancouver Queer Film Festival presents Celebrate Queer Vancouver. Running July 21st to August 21st, this month-long multifaceted Celebration showcases film, visual art, queer history walks, community dialogue and – at the centre of it all – a public art installation to engage and celebrate the dynamic experiences and achievements of Vancouver's queer communities. Celebrate Queer Vancouver culminates with the 23rd Annual Vancouver Queer Film Festival.
Queer Arts Festival
The Queer Arts Festival in Vancouver is an annual three-week multidisciplinary arts festival celebrating the unique creative expression of artists who identify as part of the queer communities. QAF features a curated visual arts show, a community art show, and 3 dynamic weeks of performances and workshops from all artistic disciplines, including music, dance, theatre, literary and media arts. In celebration of the OutGames, our 2011 theme is "Games People Play."
Confessions of a Mad Drag Queen
Raving Theatre proudly presents the premiere of, "CONFESSIONS OF A MAD DRAG QUEEN" by David Blue. Twenty years ago, Miranda Rights snapped and went on a murderous rampage. She shot her lover, her protégé and her worst enemy. Now at last, Miranda reveals what led up to that fateful night to an eager author. But all is not as it seems as Miranda's life and sanity begin to unravel again.
Enjoy a delicious evening of mascara, madness and murder!
Confessions of a Mad Drag Queen, by David Blue
Confessions of a Mad Drag Queen is also proud to be a part of the of the Vancouver 2011 Outgames cultural contingent.
Leather Pride Party & Leather Fetish Kink Party
Admission: $5
Vancouver Men in Leather's Pride Event
50/50 & Door Prizes
8:00pm to 11:00pm
Events for the Curious to Serious
Q Ball is a one of a kind, glamorous, black tie event that provides the venue to honor these amazing individuals. For the price of your ticket expect an evening filled with elegance: excellent food served at a three course sit-down dinner, participation in honouring the next Q Hall of Fame inductees, mingling with beautiful people and, of course…a great party with dancing and entertainment!
Click here for more information and/or to purchase tickets
The Anthems Party
Sunday, July 31th, 2011
Big Roger Events Presents The Anthems Party with Headliner DJ Abel (Miami) and Eddie Martinez (NYC) as well as special guest performer Wynter Gordon. The Anthems Party will be held a Plaza of Nations on Sunday, July 31 from 3 pm – 11 pm.


text: Vendeur: rabinkhan (7.528) 99.4%, Lieu où se trouve: manchester, Lieu de livraison: GB, Numéro de l'objet: 332024823161 100% Genuine Fast Shipping Best Quality LED Aquarium Hood Lights For Fish Tanks Of 12 Inches To 19.5 Inches MingDak RGB Color Changing Lighting Fish and Aquantic Plants Led Light Extremely Bright with 2 large LEDs, 300 lumen outdoor led spot-light lights up your entire garden, driveway, patio, entrance, or anywhere you need light after dark Automatically turns led motion light on and off after dark with any motion up to 25' away 120 degree sensor Flexibly provide 400 square feet of coverage, vertical 135 degree and horizontal 180 degree rotatable battery operated by four D-Cell batteries (not included) Perfect outdoor motion sensor lights in any climate with IP65 Weatherproof .Easy to install, screws and anchors included Powered by 4 D-cell alkaline batteries for up to 3,600 activations (lasts 20 seconds per trigger) --> Multi colors lighting,choose which color you light with the remote controller.Good for fish and sea plants. With extendable bracket to adjust the length to fit your fish tank,fits tank 30cm--50cm in length Dedicated and professional power supply design, more energy-efficient,over 10000 hours lifespan Easy to use, just put it on the top of fish tank and plug into the power. Ideal for freshwater and seawater High bright LEDs and dimmable with remote control Note: 1--This item is non water-proof, so don't put it into the water. 2-- This light fits those tanks 12inch--19inch(30cm--50cm) in length,please do confirm the length of you tank before purchasing. 3--The receiver on the cord SHOULD NOT be covered so it can receive signal from the remote controller. BUY NOW! Payment We accept payment by any of the following methods: PayPal Visa Mastercard (through Paypal) Shipping Our stock all ships from our UK-based warehouses. Shipped via Royal Mail or AMZ Logistics (depending on location and package weight) Unless stated otherwise, all orders will ship within 24 hours of your payment being processed. Check our feedback to see the great reviews of FAST shipping we offer. Shipping is always FREE 100% Genuine Fast Shipping Best Quality Every buyer gets a MyStoreRewards invitation for cash back Brand: Mingdak, MPN: Does not apply, Model: Does not apply, UPC: Does not apply, EAN: Does not apply


text:
UN Security Council Resolution 1696, Iran
The resolution gives Iran one month (to the end of August 2006) to halt its enrichment of uranium and all other "research and development" activities or face the threat of sanctions.
Published July 31, 2006
UN Security Council Resolution 1696, Iran
The resolution gives Iran one month (to the end of August 2006) to halt its enrichment of uranium and all other "research and development" activities or face the threat of sanctions.
The definitive account of the secret war in Laos, which forever changed the CIA from a relatively small spying agency into an organization with vast paramilitary powers. More
CFR President Haass argues for an updated global operating system to address challenges from terrorism to climate change. More
Alden provides an enlightening history of the last four decades of U.S. trade policies and a blueprint for how to keep the United States competitive in a globalized economy. More
The Task Force recommends revising U.S. policy toward North Korea to break the cycle of North Korean provocation and promote stability in Northeast Asia.
India now matters to U.S. interests in virtually every dimension. This Independent Task Force report assesses the current situation in India and the U.S.-India relationship, and suggests a new model for partnership with a rising India.
Rates of heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and other noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) in low- and middle-income countries are increasing faster than in wealthier countries. The report outlines a plan for collective action on this growing epidemic.
This report asserts that elevating and prioritizing the U.S.-Canada-Mexico relationship offers the best opportunity for strengthening the United States and its place in the world.
Ray Takeyh warns that the West is falling into a diplomacy trap set by Iranian clerics regarding the nuclear Non-Prolifieration Treaty (NPT).
Talks in Baghdad reflect Iran's new willingness to discuss its nuclear program, but sanctions may not sting enough to make it change course,...
Ray Takeyh and Suzanne Maloney say only an approach involving direct dialogue and strategic patience can produce lasting success in dealing...
The Security Council's approval of tougher sanctions on Iran marks a diplomatic victory for the Obama administration. But Iran retains...


text:
BedandBreakfast.com Diamond Collection
Professionally Inspected & Certified
BedandBreakfast.com Diamond Collection
Nestled in the trees at the crest of the mountain, the Foxtrot Bed and Breakfast offers four luxurious guest rooms with private baths and spectacular views of Mt. Leconte and the Great Smoky Mountains. The balconies overlook downtown Gatlinburg. Watch the sun rise as you sip your morning coffee. Savor breakfast prepared by a professional chef. Enjoy a peaceful retreat, and bask in the tranquility of nature. Relax by the fire with a book or head for adventure in the Great Smoky Mountains. The Foxtrot is minutes from dining, skiing, hiking, shopping, golf, and other Smoky Mountain activities.
5 on December 01, 2016
We stayed for 3 days and 4 nights at Foxtrot BnB and we had a splendid time. Bob and Shirley are really sweet and courteous and Shirley is an awesome cook. We were given such a rich and wholesome breakfast. The view from the house and our room also was really good.
3.8 on November 17, 2016
Great service, challenging to locate, distant from the entertainment
4.4 on November 15, 2016
We were amazed at the view from this B&B. Bob & Shirley are a very nice couple. I liked that breakfast was served at one time and everyone at the same table. Before breakfast was served Bob would say a prayer!!! Shirley is an awesome chef! The food was delicious! I would definitely recommend this B&B!
4.2 on November 13, 2016
When we arrived a detailed description of the facility was given and was very complete and helpful.. Everything from the front door keys to the kitchen use to the outside amenities was discussed. The innkeepers were awesome. Shirley's culinary skills are next to none and breakfast each day was superb and could not have been been better! Breakfast was outstanding and lasted all day. Bob was so helpful in directing us around the B and B and helping us with directions for travel in the area and restaurants. He was also excellent with the history of the area! I would definitely recommend this site for an outstanding experience!
5 on November 02, 2016
This Bed and Breakfast is by far the most amazing place I have ever stayed and I have stayed in several. Bob & Shirley are a very pleasant couple. Shirley is an amazing chef!!! the food was incredible. Homemade and fresh every day. The LeConte room has the most amazing view I have ever seen of the Smokie Mountains I have seen right from your room!!!! The sheets are to die for. Very very nice place. Great Job Bob & Shirley!!!!
4.8 on November 01, 2016
A wonderful place to stay; great meals; terrific view from the deck; close to all attractions and the Smokey's; a memorable stay.
4.0 on October 31, 2016
Wonderful, owners were great, food was excellent
5 on October 28, 2016
Great balcony view of the Smokies from a wonderful B&B. Bob and Shirley are caring hosts who pay attention to every detail to make your stay unforgettable. Shirley's three course breakfast will be a highlight of your visit. B and J
5 on October 27, 2016
The Foxtrot is the best B & B in Gatlinburg. Shirley's breakfast is out of this world. That alone is worth the stay. The Foxtrot is a very comfortable and quaint place to stay in the Smokies. You won't be disappointed.
4.4 on October 25, 2016
View from balcony is alost unreal. Good food in the morning. Nice dessert in the evening with a good selection of teas and coffee to go with it. Drive up from Gatlinburg is pretty steep and winding, go slow and you will be fine.
ROARING FORKS-A gold-toned deluxe king room with a king-sized sleigh bed and a private bath. A Jacuzzi tub in the bath helps you relax at the end of the day. Take in the spectacular view from our common deck.
CHEROKEE ORCHARD-A richly decorated deluxe king room with a four-poster, king-sized bed, private bath, and extra vanity. View Mt. Leconte from the window. This room is approximately the size of a master bedroom suite in a home.
CHIMNEY VIEW-A two-room suite consisting of a bedroom with a king-sized, hand-made cedar bed, living room with a double-sized sofa sleeper, private bath with Jacuzzi tub, fireplace, refrigerator, and two private balconies for your enjoyment. See Mt. Leconte and Gatlinburg as you relax on the balcony.
LECONTE SUNRISE –A honeymoon/anniversary suite decorated in sunny colors. The bedroom has a lovely natural wood, king-sized, four-poster bed, fireplace, and refrigerator. The suite also features an over-sized bathroom with a cathedral ceiling, a two-person whirlpool tub with a European shower, and a glass wall for views of Mt. Leconte and Gatlinburg. A private balcony allows quiet viewing of our spectacular scenery.
Mountains, Small town
Knoxville, TN (TYS-McGhee-Tyson) 38 miles
Follow US 441 or US 321 to Gatlinburg. In Gatlinburg, turn at traffic light #10 on Ski Mountain Road. Stay on Ski Mountain Road until you turn right on Wiley Oakley Drive (1.6 miles). (.2 miles from Ski Mountain Road Wiley Oakley turns left at the first intersection) Continue on Wiley Oakley Drive to Garrett Road. Turn left on Garrett Road. Garrett Lane is the second right off of Garrett Road. The Foxtrot B&B is the third house on the right approximately 2.8 miles from traffic light #10.
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, DollyWood, Splash Country, Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area
Bed and Breakfast
BBQ grill, Board games, Copier, Fax Machine, Library, Wedding Facilities , Private Balcony, three course Gormet Breakfast
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Turndown Service, VCR, Videos, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bird watching, Canoeing, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Hunting, Kayaking, Off-site Fitness Center, Off-site Swimming Pool, Off-site Tennis Courts, Discount Golf, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Swimming, Tennis courts, Video Arcade, Whitewater Rafting
Three course Gourmet breakfast
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian Prior arrangements, required


text:
Filter Results:
Publication Year
Publication Type
Publication Venue
Key Phrases
Learn More
To determine whether an increased level of progesterone in adult female rats after acute ethanol treatment, described previously in our study, is the result of activation of adrenal glands, we analyzed adrenal cortex morphologically and measured serum levels of corticosterone and progesterone in ovariectomized rats. In addition, a possible involvement of… (More)
- Vera Todorović, Predrag Pesko, Marjan Micev, Milos Bjelović, Mirela Budec, Mileva Mićić +2 others
- Regulatory peptides
- 2008
Growth factors play an important role in orchestrating and enabling the cellular responses required for successful wound healing. In the present study, rat surgical incision was used to investigate insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) expression in skin cells as well as its systemic and cutaneous tissue concentrations during acute phase of wound healing.… (More)
Psychological stress affects different physiological processes including haematopoiesis. However, erythropoietic effects of chronic psychological stress remain largely unknown. The adult spleen contains a distinct microenvironment favourable for rapid expansion of erythroid progenitors in response to stressful stimuli, and emerging evidence suggests that… (More)
Macrophage migration inhibitory factor is a well-known proinflammatory cytokine that is released during systemic stress response. Although MIF can affect erythrocyte production, the role of this cytokine in stress-induced erythropoiesis is completely unknown. To extend our previous findings showing that chronic psychological stress stimulates extramedullary… (More)
- Olivera Mitrović, Vladan Čokić, Dragoslava Đikić, Mirela Budeč, Sanja Vignjević, Tijana Subotički +2 others
- Peptides
- 2014
The aim of our study was to investigate the appearance, density and distribution of ghrelin cells and GHS-R1a and GHS-R1b in the human stomach and duodenum during prenatal and early postnatal development. We examined chromogranin-A and ghrelin cells in duodenum, and GHS-R1a and GHS-R1b expression in stomach and duodenum by immunohistochemistry in embryos,… (More)
BACKGROUND This study was performed to investigate expression and distribution of glucocorticoid receptor (GR) in the rat adrenal cortex, acute effect of ethanol on its expression and possible role of endogenous nitric oxide (NO) in this phenomenon. METHODS Adult female Wistar rats showing diestrus day 1 were treated with: a) ethanol (2 or 4 g/kg body… (More)
Isolated rat adrenal medulla was analyzed by light and electron microscope after an acute (60 min) exposure to high ambient temperature (38°C). Under these conditions there was a significant rise in plasma adrenaline and noradrenaline. Stereological investigation by light microscopy showed a significant decrease in volume density of cells and an increase in… (More)
OBJECTIVE Nitric oxide (NO) is known as a regulator of inflammation and immunity. The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of this signal molecule on the rat immunoglobulin A (IgA) system using Nomega-nitro-L-arginine-methyl ester (L-NAME), which inhibits the activity of all isoforms of NO synthase. METHODS The experiments were performed… (More)
The purpose of this study was to investigate the acute effect of ethanol on mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue at the level of Peyer's patches and the intestinal lamina propria in female rats and to determine whether this action of ethanol is modulated during the estrous cycle. Adult female rats showing proestrus or diestrus day 1 were treated… (More)
- ‹
- 1
- ›


text:
DropTemp Refrigeration
Maintenance Services, maintenance, Refrigeration
DropTemp Refrigeration Strives to provide only quality products with personal service for all their valued customers. You'll never have to choose between a good price and excellent quality!Currently the business is owned and operated by Mr George Whytock, who has been involved with the business for over 10 years. In that time he has gained a wide range of knowledge in the refrigeration industry. At DropTemp Refrigeration, we only employ highly trained and experienced technicians who are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to serve you in the best way possible. Our Technicians have experience with all makes of compressors and can work on any refrigeration plant. We provide excellent service at a very reasonable price!We do:- Glass Door Fridges & Freezers- Industrial and Commercial Freezer Rooms and Cold Rooms- Supermarket Fridges & Freezers- Glass Door Cold Rooms- Cold Food Displays- Butchery's
Print this page
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
Sexy Gucci--Swathed in a wardrobe of all looks from Gucci's fall-winter 2014 collection, Sara Sampaio stuns in a new shoot for the October issue of Vogue Spain. Fashion photographer Alvaro Beamud Cortes captures the Portuguese model in a mix of glittering dresses, body-clinging gowns and luxe coats styled by Marina Gallo. Posing alongside a horse in the great outdoors, Sara … [Read more...]
Emily DiDonato Takes on 1980s Fashions for Cover Shoot of Vogue Spain
Gold Plated--The decade where more meant better--the 1980s--serves as inspiration for the October cover story from Vogue Spain. Top model Emily DiDonato stars in the editorial, wearing a mix of gold metallic and black looks from leading labels including Versace, Moschino, Donna Karan and more. Photographed by Miguel Reveriego and styled by Belén Antolín, Emily certainly stands … [Read more...]
Emily DiDonato is All Smiles for Vogue Spain October 2014 Cover
Landing yet another Vogue cover, top model Emily DiDonato is all smiles on the October 2014 issue of Vogue Spain. Photographed by Miguel Reveriego and styled by Belén Antolín, she poses next to a car while wearing a gold belt from Versace. The inside story features 80s inspired looks. Related: Emily DiDonato Makes a Beautiful Bride in Pronovias 2015 Campaign … [Read more...]
Cato Van Ee Gets Fit at the Beach for Alvaro Beamud Cortes Shoot in Vogue Spain
Fitness & Beach--The summer may be ending, but that does not mean that beach fashion has to. Vogue Spain has featured a fitness supplement in a recent issue where Dutch model Cato Van Ee rocks colorful fashions with an athletic twist. Posing for Alvaro Beamud Cortes, the blonde beauty hits the beach in a mix of track pants, swimsuits and sports bras styled by Marina Gallo. … [Read more...]
Irina Shayk Wears Animal Print for Vogue Spain Shoot by Paola Kudacki
Fierce Creature--Gracing the pages of Vogue Spain's September issue, Irina Shayk follows up her super glam cover with a fierce editorial where animal print is the theme of choice. Photographed by Paola Kudacki and styled by Belén Antolín, the Russian babe serves up killer fashion in everything from fur jackets to bodysuits and pleated skirts. You can also see Irina in the fall … [Read more...]


text:
Sorry, an error was encountered while loading comparison.
Sorry, an error was encountered while loading the book.
Sorry, you don't have permission to view that book.
No matches.
Sorry, an error was encountered while loading part of the book.
An error occurred while marking the devotional as read.
An error occurred while accessing favorites
Sign in with your Logos.com account
or Create A Free Account
You have not started any reading plans.
Sign in or register for a free account to set your preferred Bible and rate books.
Add this verse to your website by copying the code below.
Judgment on Elam
34 The word of the Lord that came to Jeremiah the prophet concerning vElam, in the beginning of the reign of wZedekiah king of Judah.
Read More
Je 25:25 Ge 14:1 Is 11:11 Is 21:2 Eze 32:24 Da 8:2
2 Ki 24:17 2 Ki 24:18


text:
Welcome to Adobe Road Winery
Adobe Road is a Petaluma based boutique winery producing artisan wines from premium vineyards in both Sonoma and Napa counties. We maintain collaborative relationships with our growers and carefully select vineyard sites based on their suitability for particular varietals. Our wines are handcrafted in small lots with minimal intervention, including fermentation with native yeasts. We believe that these methods, combined with the distinctive nature of our vineyards, lead to expressive wines of the absolute highest quality.
Current Releases
Be on the Inside Track
See for yourself.
We invite you to join our Inside Track Wine Club and become a part of the Adobe Road family. As an Inside Track member, you will receive 20% discounts on all purchases, exclusive access to our library and allocated wines, complimentary tastings for you and a guest at our Petaluma tasting room, and invitations to our quarterly release parties celebrating wine and the good life!
Thank you for visiting Adobe Road Winery
Celebrating the great experiences, friendships, and successes over a glass of wine has always been a part of our lives. Wine captures so many wonderful things—a sense of time, of place, of joy—and puts it into a bottle that can be shared with family and friends, both new and old. In our decades of top flight professional racing, we've made friendships and shared memories all over the world, from California to France. And we have seen how the painstaking preparation and attention to detail that goes into wine has a parallel with the same focus we have brought to our championship level racing programs. Both require more than just a careful and scientific approach; both also require a driving passion and vision that takes you beyond simple facts, figures, and hard work. Together with our partners we have worked hard to make sure that each bottle of Adobe Road wine is hand crafted to capture the best of each individual vineyard. We invite you to share these wines as we do, cherishing them with family, friends, and life. Cheers! — Kevin & Debra Buckler


text:
5 ways CommandIG™ Can Benefit In-House CounselMore information available doesn't have to mean more time spent trying to access and manage it. While in-house counsel knows what it's like to be virtually buried in paperwork and digital data during the legal process, there's now a way to contain it. Recall CommandIG™ can help legal counsel manage record collection, application and management of the legal hold process by giving users five ways to do so.
With the Recall Document Management Solution, storage is the first step in integrating operations in more than 10 countries.Read More
Learn how Recall™ digital document management solutions are streamlining accounts payable for NES Rentals.Read More
Learn how a standardized global framework — with local customization — helped a global company establish consistent internal invoicing.Read More


text:
Station 4 Goes Latin with DJ Cubanito
(or S4), Dallas' biggest gay dance club goes in a different direction tonight from the usual techno/trash disco/Top 40 format. Instead, it'll be hosting Houston'sDJ Cubanito
for one night only as Café con Leche, where "Dallas' best dance floor goes Latin." Although, I'm not really sure how the Coffee with Milk title applies here. I guess it's better than calling it Noche de Enchilada or even Big Burrito Bailar.
Cover runs 10 bucks for the 18+ crowd and five for the 21 and ups. Bailamos!
When your dancing feet get tired, head upstairs to the Rose Room for its weekly Rising Star Amateur Talent Showcase with host Layla LaRue. Sounds like a drag name? Well, that's because it is and all the newbie drag princesses get their shot at local greatness and can stuff their wallet, er, purse with $100 first prize. -- Rich Lopez
Get the Music Newsletter
Keep your thumb on the local music scene each week with music news, trends, artist interviews and concert listings. We'll also send you special ticket offers and music deals.
In Case You Missed It
Upcoming Events
TicketsWed., Feb. 22, 7:00pm
Bon Jovi
TicketsThu., Feb. 23, 7:30pm
Monster Energy Outbreak Pres. The Cadillac Three: The Black Roses Tour
TicketsFri., Feb. 24, 7:00pm
"Local Brews, Local Grooves"
TicketsSat., Mar. 18, 4:00pmpowered by goldstar
Sponsor Content


text:
Skip to main content
New Richmond News
Somerset man pleads not guilty to sex crimes
Vote today: DPI candidates on Tuesday's Primary Election ballot
Wisconsin roundup: Primary day arrives; western Wis. could see fallout from Minn. liquor bill; 8 more state news stories
Mentors needed at Starr Elementary
Sex offender notification meeting Thursday in Burkhardt
More Topics
New Richmond
Star Prairie
Deer Park
crime and courts
WIAA Wrestling: Four local wrestlers advance to state tournament
Friday's Results: New Richmond hockey advances; New Richmond, SCC boys hoops are winners
New Richmond boys hockey opens WIAA playoffs at home on Friday
New Richmond boys basketball plays Friday at Somerset
New Richmond wrestlers send five to Saturday's Division 1 sectional meet
Mentors needed at Starr Elementary
SCC school board approves Clay as elementary principal
NRHS hosts STEM Night
Learn 2 Love group stuffs socks with items for those in need
The Colosseum opens for business
NR chamber to host 'State of the City' Friday, Feb. 24
Watercolor painting class held at Hazel Mackin
Local game designer seeing success
Free March 1 seminar: How to manage medications effectively
Hazel Mackin Public Library: Experience library's redesigned collection
More Topics
arts and entertainment
Advertisement for Bid - 2017 Roof Replacement Area 11 (WITC)
Lien Sale Notice - Sunnyside Super Storage, Units C03, C30, C40, E14, J16, K16
17PR15 In the matter of the estate of Craig W Campbell
ST. CROIX COUNTY: 3/8/17 Transit Subcommittee Open House
ST. CROIX COUNTY: 2017 Road Weight Restrictions
James A Route, 82
Robert L.Peterson, 82
Willard H. "Bill" ORourke, 76
John Robert "Bob" Duis, 70
Barbara Jane Case, 81
Letters to the Editor
Take the challenge: Defy gravity, if you dare
Letters to the Editor
Striving for a healthy community
City of New Richmond kicks off its comprehensive plan
More Topics
Magazine Rack
Real Estate Showcase
Print Ads
Weather Forecast
July 25, 2013
Concert benefits music programs
The musical gamut from rock n' roll to country will appeal to all ages at Ozzie's Rockin' Jam, the fundraising event planned for Sunday,...
Life/arts and entertainment
July 25, 2013 - 11:20am
July 18, 2013
Scout troop earns 22 merit badges
During the week of June 16-22, 18 Boy Scouts from Troop 460 along with six Scout leaders attended weeklong summer camp at Camp Tesomas in Rhinelander. Scouts...
July 18, 2013 - 2:17pm
Somerset teen joins Festival Theater cast
Directors of the Festival Theatre Conservatory for Young Performers (FTCYP), a summer theatre arts initiative for youth, have selected the cast for its upcoming production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Opening Saturday, July 20, this production combines ten area youth actors...
Life/arts and entertainment
July 18, 2013 - 2:13pm
July 12, 2013
FutureWalk covets your thoughts
Trained listeners are inviting New Richmond area residents to walk together into the community's future. The FutureWalk program, which has been in the planning stages for more than a year, is kicking off in New Richmond and the surrounding area. According to Bill Buell, one of...
July 12, 2013 - 9:13am
City paves way for development
Construction activity around New Richmond is likely to pick up in the coming months. At Monday's regular New Richmond City Council meeting, a variety of commercial projects were discussed and steps toward approval were taken. The site plan and stormwater review were approved for...
July 12, 2013 - 9:11am
Vernon Conrad to kick off Fun Fest parade
When Vernon Conrad was named New Richmond's 2013 Citizen of the Year, he didn't realize the title came with Fun Fest grand marshal duties. It...
July 12, 2013 - 9:05am
Wee Town plays host to fairies
When Messes and Masterpieces owner Christine Melby asked Mania Moore to create a fairy house for the citywide fairy project, Moore took it one...
Life/arts and entertainment
July 12, 2013 - 9:02am
June 28, 2013
Salvation Army kicks off 'Christmas in July'
The St. Croix County branch of the Salvation Army kicked off its "Christmas in July" campaign Friday, June 28. The campaign will last through...
June 28, 2013 - 12:29pm
June 27, 2013
Church group lends a big helping hand
First Lutheran Church of New Richmond sent 17 youth and adults on the June 2013 mission trip to St. Louis. The group did various service work, including working at Habitat for Humanity in Dubuque, Iowa where they landscaped the yard. The group then worked at The Bridge for Homeless...
June 27, 2013 - 2:46pm
Star Prairie artist chosen for national juried show
Local assemblage artist, Judy Kohn Anderson of Star Prairie, was recently accepted into the Maryland Federation of Art's Eye of the Beholder Show, a national juried show of found object sculpture. Juror Adah Rose Bitterbaum, of the Adah Rose Gallery in Kensington, Maryland, selected...
Life/arts and entertainment
June 27, 2013 - 2:41pm
'Peter Pan and Tink' fly onto the stage
Each summer, the Old Gem Theater presents a show geared for youth groups such as summer camps, day cares, scouts and other community groups. This year, in addition to appearing at the Old Gem Theater, the summer show will also tour to the Bryant-Lake Bowl as part of the Saturday...
Life/arts and entertainment
June 27, 2013 - 2:40pm
Borgen - Wells
Nicole Rae Borgen and Daniel Kent Wells, both of New Richmond, have announced their engagement. Borgen's parents are Bruce and Judy Borgen...
June 27, 2013 - 2:39pm
June 20, 2013
Over the Hill Artists host art exhibit at Doyle's Farm & Home
An old proverb says that good things fall apart so that better things can come together. For the Over the Hill Artists, this saying couldn't...
Life/arts and entertainment
June 20, 2013 - 10:42am
Healthy Valley Families program supports wellness
Are your children eating their vegetables? Are they spending enough time doing outdoor physical activities? If not, the Healthy Valley Families program is one resource for families seeking to create a healthier lifestyle. The program is designed to assist families wanting to increase...
June 20, 2013 - 10:31am
'Peter Pan and Tink' fly onto the stage
Each summer, the Old Gem Theater presents a show geared for youth groups such as summer camps, day cares, scouts and other community groups. This...
Life/arts and entertainment
June 20, 2013 - 10:28am
Older »


text:
Health Plus
Weight Loss, Nutrition Counseling, Healthy Weight Loss
Our comprehensive program begins with a thorough assessment of your health, lifestyle, and medical history. We will then work with you to set realistic, individual goals, and we will give you the tools and support you need to reach them. The Health Plus program utilizes a combination of one-on-on counseling, menu planning, individualized exercise plans, and prescription weight loss medication.During each of your visits to Health Plus you will meet individually with a nurse practitioner who has specialized training in, and many years of experience with, weight loss. These meetings will focus on your progress and your needs. Your visits to Health Plus will help keep you accountable and focused on your goals.
The combination of individualized care, medication and lifestyle modification used by Health Plus has proven to be extremely effective. At Health Plus we have helped thousands of people through the challenging process of weight loss and life style change. We attribute our success to the individualized patient care we provide. Our experience has shown us that anyone can lose weight if they have the tools and support that they need, however, these tools vary from person to person. In addition, we owe our many successes to the fact that our methods are based on sound scientific principles, not gimmicks or fads.
At Health Plus you will always be treated with respect. We provide the individual attention, support and encouragement you need to be successful. In the past you may have felt blamed or humiliated when you sought help for weight loss, but this will never happen at Health Plus. We understand that having a weight problem is not your fault, and that being overweight does not result from a lack of will power or from laziness. We know that a person's weight is determined by a combination of genetic, biological, psychological, social and lifestyle factors. Some of the factors can be changed and others can not. Our goal is to give you the tools and knowledge you need to successfully change the one that can be changed.
Print this page
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
OUR OLDEST ENEMY ~ A History of America's Disastrous Relationship with France
Get the book from following Links
Book review and technical detail OUR OLDEST ENEMY ~ A History of America's Disastrous Relationship with France John J. Miller , Mark Molesky
|Technical detail of OUR OLDEST ENEMY ~ A History of America's Disastrous Relationship with France
|OUR OLDEST ENEMY ~ A History of America's Disastrous Relationship with France
|John J. Miller , Mark Molesky
|Current Affairs
|Publishing Date
|1st January, 1970
Book Reviews:
Here you anticipation the bad guys were blind out in Pyongyang and Peshawar, back it turns out they're all in Paris.In this blockheaded addition to all-embracing understanding, National Review backroom anchorman Miller and Harvard academician Molesky acrylic a antagonistic annual of the evil, cheese-eating, consistently surrendering, cryptofascist, bawl French, who acquire been the villains on the apple date adverse les Americains anytime back they approved to do in George Washington in one of the backcountry campaigns of the Seven Years War. Then they approved to blend with Thomas Jefferson, alike admitting he had bought all that nice wine and appliance from them. Then they attempt at Americans who were advancing their accommodation in Operation Torch, and they aloof got in the way at Operation Overlord. Then they questioned the acumen of the American aggression of Iraq, hinting—the swine—that maybe unilateral aggressive activity wasn't the best access to le probleme de Saddam. By Miller and Molesky's account, the added contempo effronteries allege to the "French abhorrence to acquire a new role in a autonomous apple adjustment led by the United States," allegedly because they haven't heard that addition died and fabricated us Dieu. The sins multiply, never apperception the actual complexities (and, at turns, never apperception the facts, period): back Clemenceau remarked, "God gave us his Ten Commandments, and we bankrupt them. Wilson gave us his Fourteen Points—we shall see," he wasn't delivery apathy about animal nature, but rank anti-Americanism. The Khmer Rouge wouldn't acquire dead all those bodies if Pol Pot hadn't afraid about Paris smoker cigarettes and account Marxist approach in French translation. Americans would still apprehend books, but apparently not Marxist ones, if it weren't for those accursed deconstructionists. And so on, to the abnormal cessation that now that Baghdad is ours, the apple is a safer place, alike with all those French-speaking Muslims at ample in the world.Unfounded, partial, and chauvinistic, after an ounce of cultural-relativist accoutrements or Cartesian logic. Which is to say: tres drole if you're in the appropriate mood, and tres stupide if you're not.
Liberte? Egalite? Fraternite? Or just plain gall?In this provocative and brilliantly researched history of how the French have dealt with the United States, John J. Miller and Mark Molesky demonstrate that the cherished idea of French friendship has little basis in reality. Despite the myth of the "sister republics," the French have always been our rivals, and have harmed and obstructed our interests more often than not.This history of French hostility goes back to 1704, when a group of French and Indians massacred American settlers in Deerfield, Massachusetts. The authors also debunk the myth of French aid during the Revolution: contrary to popular notions, the French did not enter the war until very late and were mainly interested in hurting their rivals, the British. After the war, the French continued to see themselves as major players in the Western hemisphere and shaped their policies to limit the growth and power of the new nation. The notorious XYZ affair, involving French efforts to undermine the government of George Washington, led to an undeclared naval war with France in 1798. During the Civil War, the French supported the Confederacy and installed a puppet emperor in Mexico.In the twentieth century, Americans clashed with the French repreatedly. The French victory over President Wilson at Versailles imposed a short-sighted and punitive settlement on Germany that paved the way for the rise of fascism in the 1930s. During World War II, Vichy French troops killed hundreds of American soldiers in North Africa, and diehard French fascist units fought against the Allies in the rubble of Berlin. During the Cold War, Charles DeGaulle yanked France out of NATO and obstructed our efforts to roll back Soviet expansion. The legacy of French imperial power has been no less disastrous. The French left Haiti in a shambles, got us into Vietnam, and educated many of the world's worst tyrants at their elite universities, including Pol Pot, the genocidal Cambodian dictator. The fascist Baath regimes in Iraq and Syria are another legacy of failed French colonialism. Americans have been particularly irritated by French cultural arrogance—their crusades against American movies, McDonalds, Disney, and the exclusion of American words from their language have always rubbed us the wrong way. This irritation has now blossomed into outrage. Our Oldest Enemy shows why that outrage is justified.
Reviews of OUR OLDEST ENEMY ~ A History of America's Disastrous Relationship with France written by John J. Miller , Mark Molesky. You can submit your own review to firstname.lastname@example.com. Suggestions be welcome.


text:
Your Search for "antique astatic" returned no exact match.
You can use the google search form below to extend the search to other sites.
- Search antique astatic on Google custom search
antique astatic
Related Searches!
You can try similar termsantique astatic antique-astatic astatic astatic t-ug8 astatic to htx-100 astatic 77a astatic to htx 100 astatic t-ug9 astatic 3k astatic 575-m6 astatic mic astatic d-104 astatic 575 m6 astatic 10-d astatic 636
Get our links, Everywhere!
Follow us on Social Networks
|RSS Feeds
Sign up for daily Newsletter
Service provided by Google FeedBurner
Free for your Site
Add our gadgets to your siteDaily Top 10 links


text:
Saddlebred® 1.26-in. Non-Stretch Tubular Plaid Suspenders
$29.99 Original Price $30.00
Savings: $0.01 (0%)
Upgrade your look with these stylish suspenders. They're great for adding sophistication to any outfit.
- 1.26-in.
- Cotton, leather
- Wipe with Damp Cloth
- Belk Exclusive
- Imported
Shipping & Returns
Shipping your purchase is easy on belk.com. Depending on the destination of your package, you can expect it to arrive within 4-7 business days. Shipping Information
Returns are easy on belk.com. Easy returns
Bonus Offer!
Buy 1 SADDLEBRED/SWANK SUSPENDERS, get 50% off 1
Select from:
Limited quantities available. Order yours today!


text:
The Saints have had a weak pass rush for years
Sean Payton says that whether finding a pass-rusher through free agency or the draft, the Saints must be better at affecting opposing quarterbacks.
New Orleans superfan appeared late in the celebrity All-Star game and knocked down a jumper
Michael Thomas set New Orleans Saints rookie records for receptions, yards and touchdowns. The wideout wants to make sure he doesn't succumb to a sophomore slump in 2017.
The New Orleans Saints and Nick Fairley have a mutual desire to reunite this offseason, but the question remains whether they'll be able to work out a deal, The Advocate 's Nick Underhill reported Wednesday...
Former New Orleans Saints and San Diego Chargers wide receiver Robert Meachem is serving a 30-day sentence in jail after not paying " nearly $400,000 in child support and alimony ...
Most teams with a 38-year-old starting QB would be looking for an heir apparent in the draft. But most teams don't have an ageless wonder like Brees.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees is set to be an unrestricted free agent in 2018, per Spotrac , but he said he isn't "seeking" a contract extension in an interview with Maggie Gray of Sports Illustrated ...
The Saints and Pelicans will assist in relief efforts after a series of tornadoes devastated the area of New Orleans East on Tuesday.
In an effort to prevent pregame social media use during the 2017 season, New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton announced his intention to utilize a "simple scrambler" in the locker room Friday...
Sean Payton told CBS' Tiki and Tierney radio show that he plans to add a "simple scrambler" in the New Orleans Saints' pregame locker room next season to keep players off of social media.
Saints coach Sean Payton knows his defense needs to improve next year if New Orleans is to return to the playoffs for the first time in several years. They're targeting "pressure players" in the draft.
Saints quarterback Drew Brees isn't going anywhere. "I got a few more at least," Brees said on Good Morning Football Thursday when asked how much longer he was planning to play in the NFL.
According to Mike Nolan's current employer, SiriusXM Radio, the New Orleans Saints have hired the former San Francisco 49ers head coach. Nolan will likely serve as linebackers coach.
As the NFL plays its first Pro Bowl in Orlando, wondering if it can be a long-term landing point for the beleaguered all-star game, Drew Brees can't help but think about what was left behind. The Saints quarterback understands the NFL's decision to move the Pro Bowl from Hawaii to Orlando from
Despite all the accolades he has received, Drew Brees still is enthusiastic about being at the Pro Bowl, which is the 10th of his career.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees recently revealed his plan to play out the final year of his contract before addressing his future, and general manager Mickey Loomis supported that approach Tuesday...
Drew Brees is entering the final year of his contract, but neither the quarterback nor New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis are worried about his deal moving forward.
Dates were announced Friday for two of the NFL's four London games this year, with the league confirming September 24 and October 1 matchups at Wembley Stadium. The Jacksonville Jaguars will face the Baltimore Ravens in the first game with the Miami Dolphins meeting the New Orleans Saints a week
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas finished the 2016 regular season with the team's franchise rookie records for receptions (92), receiving yards (1,137) and receiving touchdowns (nine), per NFL Communications ...
The Saints safety says he mistakenly took the drug for an energy boost to keep him up
Vaccaro admitted to ESPN's Mike Triplett that he did not know taking Adderall was against the NFL's substance abuse policy. Then Vaccaro told Triplett why he took it: to get a boost of energy for the Texas State Fair and before watching his brother play in the Texas-Oklahoma game after that. "To be
On Jan. 8, 2011, Marshawn Lynch put together a historic performance for the Seattle Seahawks against the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Wild Card Round of the playoffs...
A person familiar with the decision says New Orleans Saints special teams coordinator Greg McMahon, linebackers coach Joe Vitt and three other assistants won't be retained. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because none of the coaching moves, first reported Thursday
The New Orleans Saints have fired assistant head coach/linebacker coach Joe Vitt and four other coaches, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.
Mark Ingram topped 1,000 yards in a season for the first time in his career and the Saints running back knows who he needs to thank.
The Saints coach plans on returning to New Orleans for a 12th season
As whispers swirl around Sean Payton's future, he openly denies them all. Payton then Monday night issued his most declarative statement to date on his Saints future.
After a third straight losing season, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton limited discussion about his future to the offseason work he expects to begin this week with his current team. ''We're not going to address rumors,'' Payton said on an end-of-season conference call with media
Sean Payton denied reports that he met with GM Mickey Loomis after Sunday's game to discuss his coaching future and refused to answer questions on whether he would consider leaving the Saints.
The Saints sound like they would be willing to trade their coach this offseason
With the Saints feeling like they're headed in the right direction, losing coach Sean Payton would be a significant blow.
Saints coach Sean Payton met with the GM Sunday to discuss his future, a source told ESPN, following a report that the Rams are expected to seek permission to speak with him about their opening.
Sean Payton was in no mood to talk about his future. NFL.com reported before the season finale that Payton might be in line to take over the Los Angeles Rams, who are seeking a replacement for Jeff Fisher. Since being suspended for a year in a bounties scandal, Payton is 32-32 with a single playoff
Matt Ryan bolstered his MVP credentials with a brilliant first half Sunday, throwing four touchdown passes to lead the Atlanta Falcons to a 38-32 victory over the New Orleans Saints, securing a first-round playoff bye. Ryan was 17 of 19 for 235 yards by halftime, directing the Falcons (11-5) to touchdowns
Seemingly ageless Drew Brees senses the Saints are on an upswing with an influx of young talent at receiver and on defense, where more help is needed.
Multiple sources say there is mutual interest between the current Saints coach and the Rams organization. The ball is now in Saints GM Mickey Loomis' court, Ian Rapoport writes.
Marrone is also expected to be in the running to take over the Jaguars on a permanent basis
One is the "eternal optimist," and the other is the "eternal pessimist." Together, Evans and Strief have been anchors on the line for 11 seasons.
The Atlanta Falcons (10-5) would love nothing more than a week off in the playoffs and a home game in the divisional round...
Saints players are confident coach Sean Payton will return next season and that speculation he won't is not a distraction.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers surprisingly deactivated running back Doug Martin prior to their eventual loss last week against the New Orleans Saints, and now we know the reason why. Martin has been suspended for four games without pay for the team's next four games by the NFL for violating the league's
Mark Ingram has already set a career high in yards from scrimmage, but he needs 60 yards Sunday for his first 1,000-yard rushing campaign.
Two days after Tampa Bay Buccaneers starting running back Doug Martin was made a healthy scratch against the New Orleans Saints, head coach Dirk Koetter stood by his decision.
Drew Brees dressed the part of someone in the holiday spirit over the weekend, and the New Orleans Saints did the same with their actions.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were a surging team just a couple of weeks ago. However, they have lost back-to-back games to the Dallas Cowboys and the New Orleans Saints, and that has put their playoff hopes on the shakiest of ground...
Buccaneers running back Doug Martin was healthy enough to play but could only watch from the sideline as Tampa Bay's playoff hopes took a big hit. Would the Bucs have been better off with Martin in the lineup on Saturday, when they fell to New Orleans, 31-24? Jacquizz Rodgers rushed for 63 yards
Mark Ingram rushed for two-touchdowns and a game-sealing first down in the final minutes, and the New Orleans Saints put a considerable damper on Tampa Bay's playoff aspirations with a 31-24 victory Saturday. The Buccaneers (8-7) needed a win to keep pace with Green Bay (9-6) for the final NFC wild-card
The Saints aren't going to the playoffs, but they feel a lot better after beating the Bucs.
The New York Giants clinched a playoff spot Saturday by virtue of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ' loss to the New Orleans Saints . The Giants largely thrived this season behind a dominant defense...
Enter your email to get updates on this discussion.


text:
Marilyn Elias
Whenever you are in public, you find yourself shy to express your thoughts or say what you want, especially when you are with people you have just met. You need to know how to lead a conversation, how to change the mood of the whole group and how to let your words out. Do not be boring and have answers to everything, even when you have no idea about the subject discussed.
Below are some tips that can keep you away from being a boring person:
- Originality: You need to rely on your own experiences and skills. Do not imitate others, and do not refrain from coming up with new creative ideas that you are convinced of. Do not be a person who does like everyone else. Instead, stay interesting and let the people find it hard to ignore you.
- Entertaining: try to use your funny ways to keep people updated and interested in what you say. Instead of just telling something funny, use it to be more educative and entertaining at the same time. Use your inner thoughts to form a really funny sentence full of meaningful and interesting points.
- Up-to-date: do not be the people who are behind the scenes, those who depend on others to let out their thoughts and ideas. Step out. Stand up for yourself. Spread your entertainment to everyone, whether via videos, apps… Walk with the flow and use smart ways to attract people and interest them.
- Confidence and Inspiration: Start with yourself. Believe in yourself to let others believe in you. Be straight forward in everything you say and do not be timid to make everything clear.
- Awareness: be aware of your audience's expectations. Know what they want and what they are willing to hear. Adjust your words to serve their expectations and offer solutions to their particular problems, as if you know what they want.
- Meeting Outcomes: Know what you want from every person you speak to. Start with the conclusions they are waiting to reach. If you simply inspire them, without having some "receptors" to keep them close to you, they will try to find someone who erally knows what they are searching for.


text:
Lighting and CeramicsCarpets and Flooring Floor Tiles
173 Gladstone St, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
This business can travel to you.
Best match results for: CATEGORY = Floor Tiles + LOCATION = the Inner North Region
173 Gladstone St, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
This business can travel to you.
Unit 3/173 Flemington Rd, Mitchell, ACT 2911
22 Essington St, Mitchell, ACT 2911
22 Essington St, Mitchell, ACT 2911
Results include related home improvement specialists and neighbouring locations.
Flooring specialists in the Inner North Region
Contact us for enquires, Watson, ACT 2602
Pat was great, he came out & helped us pick the right flooring. He then delivered everything & installed the bamboo floor, He was easy to talk to & I didn't feel uncomfortable with him in the house while we were at work. The finish looks amazing! We now want a bathroom Renovation done so Pat will be back again.
Ainslie, ACT 2602
Flooring specialists around the Inner North Region
24 Walder Street, Belconnen, ACT 2617
29 Nelson St, Garran, ACT 2605
Cnr Newcastle & Isa Sts, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
Waramanga, ACT 2611
Unit 2 86 Townsville St, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
Unit 3/ 16 Geelong St, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
106 Summerland Cct, Kambah, ACT 2902
Cnr Barrier & Isa Sts, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
67 Wollongong Street, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
Kaleen, ACT 2617
Fyshwick, ACT 2609
100 Barrier St, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
40 Gladstone Street, Fyshwick, ACT 2609
Unit 8/ 27-31 Brierly St, Weston, ACT 2611
141 Flemington Rd, Mitchell, ACT 2911
6 Heymann Pl, Florey, ACT 2615
16-20 Kealman Road, Queanbeyan, NSW 2620


text:
DD is 4 and occasionally falls asleep in the car. She is in a booster with a normal seatbelt. When she falls asleep she ends up slumped forward with her head almost on her knees. She doesn't look very comfortable and it can't be safe. Does any one have any ideas on how to stop her from falling forward while sleeping (other then putting her back in her "baby" seat with the harness which she's too heavy for)?
Thanks in advance.


text:
By: Chris Maccini
I love opening bands. They're the wild card of live music. You never know what you're going to get. Sometimes it's a thrilling discovery of a new favorite. Sometimes it's the worst musical experience of your life.
Whenever I go to a show, I generally have some idea about the headliner. Maybe they're a band I've been waiting to see for years, maybe a friend turned me onto the show and told me they were good. Generally, I've at least listened to a song or two online. I have some expectations going in. But openers are a complete crap shoot. Often they're not even listed on the bill. They're "special guests" or "and friends." Many of my friends will try to time their arrival at a show so they miss the openers completely. This is a well-refined art among some. Wading through online listings, facebook posts, and flyers to decipher, does 8:00 mean that's when the doors open? When the first band comes on? When the headliners play? How many opening acts will there be? They attempt to arrive just as the headliners take the stage. What a mistake!
Openers are what live music is all about! If you just want to listen to the music you already know with no unpredictability, stay home and put a record on. Why do you go to live shows? For the unexpected, for the raw emotion. Openers are the young bands that have nothing to lose. They lay it all out there. More often than not, they're absolutely awful, but who cares? They're giving it their all. And every once in a while you stumble upon a true gem.
I've seen my fair share of terrible openers. I won't call any out, but more than once I've had to leave a venue to escape screaming teenagers with screeching guitars. You win some, you lose some. I got a beer across the street, and I'm no worse for the wear. If anything I was pushed out of my comfort zone, something art should do. And I can't criticize. Anyone who has the balls to get on stage and scream their lungs out, bear their soul, has my utmost respect.
One of my favorite concert experiences of all time was at a Bon Iver show in Stockholm, Sweden in the fall of 2008. I love Bon Iver and I was excited to see them. But had I not gotten there early enough to see the opener, I never would have discovered one of my now-favorite artists, Anais Mitchell. Her opening set blew me away and started an obsession that has led to seeing her live many more times. That same year, I saw Fleet Foxes open for Wilco in Spokane, WA. Can you imagine if I'd arrived just as Wilco took the stage? No way! Just last weekend, I went to the Tractor Tavern's anniversary show in Ballard. Seattle staple The Maldives were headlining, but everyone who was there on Saturday knows that openers Kithkin brought the real energy that stole the show. I pity those poor saps that got there late.
Here's my advice, fellow music lovers, next time you're on your way to a show, get there early. Get your money's worth. Support an up and coming band. Openers are where it's at!


text:
Login/Create Account
Check Out the new Remax App
Ask About This Home
This home is a must see. Beautifully restored 1930's home offers original hardwood floors, doorways, windows, so much has been kept original- down to the doorknobs! Master suite addition was built offering a huge walk in closet, spacious bedroom, and large bathroom with double vanity, enormous walk in shower that is wheelchair accessible. Generous utility room with great space and extra storage room. Home is situated on an acre that has tons of commercial opportunities.Book appt.today!


text: To start out, here are some of the warning signs (borrowed from the following link - http://www.understandthetimes.org/commentary/c54_pf.shtml): *Scripture is no longer the ultimate authority as the basis for the Christian faith. *The centrality of the gospel of Jesus Christ is being replaced by humanistic methods promoting church growth and a social gospel. *More and more emphasis is being placed on building the kingdom of God now and less and less on the warnings of Scripture about the imminent return of Jesus Christ and a coming judgment in the future. *The teaching that Jesus Christ will rule and reign in a literal millennial period is considered unbiblical and heretical. *The teaching that the church has taken the place of Israel and Israel has no prophetic significance is often embraced. *The teaching that the Book of Revelation does not refer to the future, but instead has been already fulfilled in the past *An experiential mystical form of Christianity begins to be promoted as a method to reach the postmodern generation. *Ideas are promoted teaching that Christianity needs to be reinvented in order to provide meaning for this generation. *The pastor may implement an idea called "ancient-future" or "vintage Christianity" claiming that in order to take the church forward, we need to go back in church history and find out what experiences were effective to get people to embrace Christianity. *While the authority of the Word of God is undermined, images and sensual experiences are promoted as the key to experiencing and knowing God. *These experiences include icons, candles, incense, liturgy, labyrinths, prayer stations, contemplative prayer, experiencing the sacraments, particularly the sacrament of the Eucharist. *There seems to be a strong emphasis on ecumenism indicating that a bridge is being established that leads in the direction of unity with the Roman Catholic Church. *Some evangelical Protestant leaders are saying that the Reformation went too far. They are reexamining the claims of the "church fathers" saying that communion is more than a symbol and that Jesus actually becomes present in the wafer at communion. *There will be a growing trend towards an ecumenical unity for the cause of world peace claiming the validity of other religions and that there are many ways to God. *Members of churches who question or resist the new changes that the pastor is implementing are reprimanded and usually asked to leave. My thoughts are simple .... with everything else in our society moving more and more away from the traditional, conservative way of doing things, how long will it be before we see the youth of this country [being influenced by peers, academia, media, social change, political correctness, tolerance, etc.] start to deman and affect chenges with the traditonal Baptist church! It has already infiltrated the Prsbyterians, Lutherans, Catholics, Methodists, and United Church of Christ. I believe it is only a matter of time before the church will succumb to the pressures to remain relevant and operational [financially sound] affect and result in changes that will carry the Baptist church down the same path the others have fallen for! We know that Paul speaks of the great falling away in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 when he warns the church, "Don't be fooled by what they say. For that day will not come until there is a great rebellion against God and the man of lawlessness is revealed--the one who brings destruction." And in 2 Timothy 2:3-4, "For there will be a time when people will not tolerate sound teaching. Instead, following their own desires, they will accumulate teachers for themselves, because they have an insatiable curiosity to hear new things. And they will turn away from hearing the truth, but on the other hand they will turn aside to myths." 1 Timothy 4:1, "Now the Holy Spirit tells us clearly that in the last times some will turn away from the true faith; they will follow deceptive spirits and teachings that come from demons." FINALLY, Matthew 24:9-10, "Now the Holy Spirit tells us clearly that in the last times some will turn away from the true faith; they will follow deceptive spirits and teachings that come from demons." We know that the path to heaven/eternity is "narrow" (Matthew 7:13-14), so, I find it not far fetched to believe the day is fast approaching where will witness an apostasy of great magnitude taking place in what is left of the Bible teaching churches, including the Baptists! What are your thoughts on coming apostasy and falling away?


text:
Very good budget hotel. Close to public transportation. Popular among people traveling with friends.
Hotel Types
- Fine for a budget trip
Guest Review Highlights
- Great location
- Close to public transport
- Best value for money
- Clean rooms
- Room is all right
- Bathroom could be optimized
- Rooms need regular maintenance
- Amenities are not the best
- Hotel buildings could use some improvement
- Delicious food


text:
Fm 89.7 plays the very best song of all time. The radio is known for their dedication in bringing good music through their radio programs for the perfect entertainment of their listeners. Listeners of the radio can experience great number of popular hit music not from the trending one but also from the oldies music too.
Fm 89.7 offiziellen Website-Adresse www.fm897.webs.com
Beliebte Australien Funk:
Sport 927
Curtin FM 100.1
107.9 Leben FM
2CH Leicht 1170


text:
This profile was last updated on .
Is this you? Claim your profile.
Chief Executive Officer
Direct Phone: (212) ***-****
Email: r***@***.com
+ Get 10 Free Contacts a Month
Please agree to the terms and conditions
I agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. I understand that I will receive a subscription to ZoomInfo Grow at no charge in exchange for downloading and installing the ZoomInfo Contact Contributor utility which, among other features, involves sharing my business contacts as well as headers and signature blocks from emails that I receive.
Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer
Strategic Advisory Board Member
Droplets Inc
Board of Trustees and Chairs Finance
University of Indianapolis
Board Member
Are Family Foundation
Clinton Global Initiative
Board Member
The Estate Jewelers Association of America
Member, Board of Trustees
East Avenue United Methodist Church
Member of the Board of Directors and An Owner
Saratoga Capital Management, LLC
Securities Operation Executive Committee and Chairman
Subcommittee for Education
Five-Year Member
ABA's Fiduciary
Harvard University
Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University
University of Indianapolis
Doctorate Degree
Humane Letters
University of Indianapolis
Honorary Doctorate Degree
University of Indianapolis
associate degree
banking and finance
University of Indianapolis
Droplets - Our company
www.droplets.com [cached]
UBPSI - United Benefits and Pension Services, Inc. - About Us
www.unitedbenefitsandpensionservices.com [cached]
Richard E. Stierwalt | Dr. Richard Stierwalt, Founder, President, CEO and Director | read more
ATPA - Associated Third Party Administrators
www.atpa.com [cached]
Dr. Richard Stierwalt, CEO and Chairman
Strategic Directions Management
www.strategic-directions.net [cached]
Strategic Directions Management Ltd. |Â Investment Managment Company
www.strategic-directions.net [cached]
Matthew Stierwalt
Supplemental Health Care Inc
James Stierwalt
DSC Logistics Inc
Patsy Stierwalt
Stericycle Inc
Ryan Stierwalt
Brittany Stierwalt
Waterstone Mortgage Corporation


text:
Visit Eze, a medieval French village perched up high on the Middle Corniche with craft shops and excellent views of the Mediterranean coast, you'll have a guided tour of a traditional perfumery.
You'll then leave France and cross the border into Monaco, where you can visit the Old Town of Monaco and have free time to see the palace (open April to October), the changing of the guards, the cathedral and the Cousteau Oceanographic Museum. You'll then take a lap on Monte Carlo's famous Formula One Grand Prix circuit and have more time to wander Casino Square, where you can shop for designer goods, see stunning gardens, marvel at sleek white yachts or try your hand in the casino.
On the way back to Nice, drive along the beautiful coastline of the Lower Corniche, which harbors ancient villages and sparkling marinas. Admire the bay and citadel of Villefranche as you return to your hotel in Nice.
This is a privately conducted tour with an English-speaking guide.
Recent Photos of this Tour
Schedule details
Select a month to view a calendar of availability and departure details.
Pricing information
Click the link below to check pricing & availability on your preferred travel date. Our pricing is constantly updated to ensure you always receive the lowest price possible.
Code: DEFAULT
Pricing information
Monte Carlo, Monaco
- Private tour
- Professional guide
- Hotel pickup and drop off (selected hotels with postcodes 06000, 06100, 06200 or 06300 only)
- Transport by private vehicle
- Entrance fees
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks, unless specified
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 1 day of travel. In this case confirmation will be received as soon as possible, subject to availability
- If you require wheelchair access, please request at time of booking
- Baby seats are mandatory for infants, please request at time of booking
- Adult pricing applies to all travelers
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
Traveler Reviews
Reviewed by: Suresh D, October 2016
I had booked a private tour from Antibes to Nice, Monaco and Eze.
This no doubt was one of my best trip ever. I say this for the following reason,
1. Our tour guide cum driver was simply amazing. 2. The places covered during the trip was perfectly organized. No hurrying
Overall a wonderful experienc
Reviewed by: Susan D, June 2016
The Monaco part of this trip was good, but Eze was really fantastic! What an amazing town! It took us back in time, truly lovely! We took three Viator tours, and they picked us up from the airport. I highly recommend them they met and exceeded expectations!