text:
Once again, Habs bring out the best in B's
|04.09.09 at 11:35 pm ET
If you were at TD Banknorth Garden and closed your eyes in any one of the three periods during Thursday night's instant classic between the Bruins and the Canadiens, you might have had flashbacks to last year's Game 6 against the hated Habs — the best hockey game ever played in the new Garden.
This wasn't quite the equal of that one — it was after all enough of a throwaway game for the B's that they felt free to chase down and punish whichever Canadiens players even looked at them askance — but it was a highly entertaining, living, breathing advertisemen for just how great a game hockey can be.
The penalty boxes were overflowing with players from both sides all night, the offenses were clicking at a high rate and ticking off quality chance after quality chance and the 17,565 in attendance — a mixture of the Bruins Faithful and a large number of invading Habs fans from the Great White North — were in the presence of two teams fully primed for the playoffs all wrapped in a 5-4 overtime win for the Bruins.
The Big, Bad B's lost their minds a little bit in the second period when they paraded to the sin bin with retaliatory-type infractions and allowed Montreal's power play to rack up three man-advantage strikes, but — like any good playoff team — they didn't allow the Habs to run roughshod over them. The Spoked B righted the ship in the third with a return to discipline and a gritty game-tying score by Zdeno Chara while his big body was lurking in front of the Montreal net.
"It was a great game. It was a hard-fought game," said Patrice Bergeron. "We kind of played our game the whole time, but there's a part in the second period where we kind of got away from our game, trying to be too physical. I guess: taking just a couple bad penalties and we better stay a little more disciplined. It was a great game, we all know it. The Canadiens are a great team, they never ever stopped and we showed that today."
With the win, the B's continue to keep stride with the top Western Conference teams, while the Canadiens drop into an eighth-seed slot that could very easily set them up with the Black and Gold for a sure-to-be-unforgettable first-round playoff pairing.
Many thought it might be wise to rest up Chara and perhaps even play Manny Fernandez in a game that clearly meant more to Montreal than Boston on paper. "Let the players rest up for the playoffs" some chanted because the meaning of Thursday night's statement game was lost on them.
Well, it clearly wasn't lost on a Bruins team that fought from the opening bell when Chara crunched a Habs skater in the corner, and seemed to tweak his knee a little bit in the process. That all-effort bodycheck let the Habs know it was going to be a long, hard-fought battle for the point they needed to get into the playoffs, and it also signaled to everyone watching that the Bruins viewed this game as something of a postseason preamble.
It had all the markings of last season's playoff struggle, with just a little more confidence and swagger along a Bruins' bench that contained a bunch of Black and Gold skaters with very little to lose. Brothers in torment Mike Komisarek and Milan Lucic picked up right where they left off last season, and Lucic put a punctuation mark on the dust-up with a horse-collar/face-wash takedown of Komisarek from behind after the Habs D-man had knocked him from behind and pushed the big winger toward the boards.
Alex Kovalev was buzzing around and creating Grade A opportunities with his unbelievable hands and sniper-scope shot — an image that struck fear into the hearts of B's fans last season, but was all-too absent this year when the Russian star often seemed disinterested under the now-jettisoned Guy Carbonneau.
So much of it was eerily familiar to last spring.
But two Bruins skaters that weren't present on the ice during last year's seven game series — Bergeron and Mark Recchi — ended up making all the difference when the ice chips had settled and the 76 total penalty minutes between both hated rivals had been accounted for. Recchi scored two goals, including the OT game-winner off a sweet feed from Bergeron, and was a constant presence in front of the Montreal net when pucks were headed toward Habs netminder Carey Price.
It was Bergeron, who missed last year's seven-game series in the aftermath of a horrific concussion that nearly ended his career, that seemed to be having the most fun wheeling and dealing out on the ice with bodies flying everywhere around him. He repeatedly took the physical route when in the corner and made smart, creative plays with the puck around the net after going hard to the cage and tapping in Boston's first score of the night in the opening period.
His physical play sparked the game-winning goal when he belted Maxim Lapierre and removed the puck from the Canadiens skater, and then set up the OT goal. Bergeron skated in toward the right post, drew the Habs attention and then slid a puck to Mark Recchi cutting toward the cage. Recchi banged the puck in, and there was nothing left but good old-fashioned Garden adulation.
The 23-year-old has to be looked at as something of an X-Factor headed into the playoffs after searching for his offensive touch for much of the season, and then really finding it during the month of February and March during which he's totaled 2 goals and 13 assists in 16 games. He's looked very much like the old Bergie that captured the imagination of Boston fans during his first three years in the league, and been a driving force behind the surge that he — along with Recchi and Chuck Kobasew — has enjoyed as the playoffs loom closer.
"It's ironic because, before the game, all the Montreal media were asking about how much Bergie's come along, and I don't think I have to say much about him now," said B's coach Claude Julien, who wasn't altogether pleased at how the Bruins were coaxed out of their games by Montreal's provocative ways in the second period. "They saw it firsthand, and he's been really, really good for us in the last six weeks, getting better and being more and more of an impact player. Obviously it couldn't happen at a better time."
Perhaps this game couldn't have come at a better time for the Bruins' players, who once again last night grasped at the intimidating, scoring, dominant force they can be when they are 19 intently focused hockey players all pulling in the same direction.
Injury Ward: Kobasew played through whatever undisclosed ailment bothered him, but P.J. Axelsson, Dennis Wideman and Andrew Ference didn't crack Thursday night's lineup. Vladimir Sobotka was also a healthy scratch for the Bruins after getting called up from Providence.
Player of the Game: Bergeron played like a man possessed while ringing up a goal and two assists along with a game-high +3 in a dominant evening of hockey. With exaggeration or hyperbole, that was the best game Bergeron has played since suffering that very first concussion against the Philadelphia Flyers back in October 2007.
Goat Horns: The Bruins as a team lost their cool a little bit in the second period, and Komisarek clearly tried to get under the skin of Lucic to pretty decent effect. Lucic was pretty well in check until he chased Komisarek from behind and dragged to the ice by the scruff of his neck when Shawn Thornton was already engaging him — but the Bruins have built their reputation while refusing to back down to anyone or anything. If the players can find a way to win the game and defend themselves against the flopping, diving, underhanded Habs, then all the better.
Turning Point: Tim Thomas made a point to change his frame of mind headed into the third period after allowing three power play goals to Montreal in the second period — with some of those shots coming from the outside angles that he normally stops with ease.
"I was just thinking to myself 'you've got to find some way to start making all the saves," said Thomas. "Even if you're having a hard time finding the puck when it's leaving the stick, no excuses, make up for it by better positioning or being a little bit more aggressive. Find a way. So I was more thinking like that. "
Whatever it was, he found a way to make 15 saves in the third period and overtime that helped hold down the fort for Chara's game-tying score and Recchi's OT heroics.


text:
Happy Thanksgiving from North Channel!
In observance of the Thanksgiving Day holiday, the North Channel Library will be closing at 6 pm on Wednesday, November 23rd. We will remain closed from Thursday, November 24th through Sunday, November 27th. We will reopen on Monday, November 28th at 1 pm. Don't forget that you can access many library resources from our website, www.hcpl.net. We hope you have a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"This was a great invitation for my daughter's Under the Sea/Bubble Guppies birthday party. I received many compliments from our guests. I would definitely recommend upgrading and getting the gold envelopes. They added a little glamour to the invitations."
"I love the round edges and the design with shadows. The leaves on the personal picture was a beautiful touch. We were having a fairy performer for my daughter's birthday and this card was perfect for it! I love that the card emphasized my daughter's picture since the design was simply elegant."
"Went with this for a tea party with queen elsa 5th bday. Wanted something subtle with snowflakes, pretty, etc. The quality of this card is fantastic. I did add the shimmer so the metallic elements popped. No regrets. Worth every penny."
"Love this invitation! I was looking for a princess themed product for my daughter's third birthday party. Beautiful thick paper. I liked that this one had a good bit of room for my text. I bought the extra scalloped edges and love how it turned out. I have received several complements. Quick shipping."
"This is the 4th or 5th birthday invitation that I've bought from TIny Prints. As always, it's beautiful, good quality and shipped surprisingly fast. I bought the matching stickers and those look great too!"
Copyright © 2004-2017 Shutterfly, Inc | Tiny Prints | Terms of Use. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.


text:
Red Carpet
Hosted by Edith Bowman, the show features all the action from the red carpet as the stars arrive for the most prestigious film awards in the UK, the EE British Academy Film Awards 2013, honouring the cream of both British and international film talent at the Royal Opera House, London.
Edith chats to the nominees attending, as well as other A-list celebrities. Nominees include Ben Affleck, Helen Mirren, Daniel Day-Lewis, Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Javier Bardem and Judi Dench.
Plus highlights from the awards over the years, including the funniest acceptance speeches, red carpet successes and disasters, and the weird and the wonderful moments that happen on live television.
Last on
More episodes
|Edith Bowman
|Executive Producer
|Katherine Allen


text:
Shares in
"The company has now finalised the October and November results and updated the forecast for December and advised that while most Hills businesses are performing in line with expectations, the market in Australia for steel pipe and tube has been very weak and has adversely affected the results from the Orrcon business," Hills said in a statement.
That would mean net profit from operations for the six months ending December 31 would fall 30 per cent from the year-earlier $22.06 million. That would equate to about $15.4 million.
The company had forecast at its annual general meeting last month that profit was likely to decline about 10 per cent.
Trading conditions in Orrcon's markets were expected to remain subdued for the rest of the financial year.
"In view of the difficult and volatile nature of the steel business and the construction sector in general, the company is unable to give certain financial guidance for the full year result to June 2011 at this time," Adelaide-based Hills said on Friday.


text:
Philip Roth in the Curious Case of the Dog and the Poisoned Hamburger
Last night French channel 5 showed a new interview with Philip Roth filmed especially for the French release of his novel "Exit Ghost" (Exit le fantôme). Which is available to watch here and which they report here.
In it, Roth is complimented on his vast, sunny, quiet Manhattan apartment, whereupon he complains to the French interviewer: "There's a dog upstairs that barks. I'd like to give it a kick or some poisoned hamburger." (Il y a un chien qui jappe au-dessus. J'aimerais lui donner un coup de pied ou un hamburger empoisonné.)
Sad that he still hasn't won the Nobel Prize for Literature but not that surprising in the end, then, Roth didn't win the Nobel Prize for Peace. Although, with the award going this year to Barack Obama for evoking unconditional love from the whole of western Europe, the criteria for that prize seem to be in a transitional phase.
Hat tip and more to Benjamin Ivry.
Your Comments
The Forward welcomes reader comments in order to promote thoughtful discussion on issues of importance to the Jewish community. In the interest of maintaining a civil forum, The Forward requires that all commenters be appropriately respectful toward our writers, other commenters and the subjects of the articles. Vigorous debate and reasoned critique are welcome; name-calling and personal invective are not and will be deleted. Egregious commenters will be banned from commenting. While we generally do not seek to edit or actively moderate comments, our spam filter prevents most links and certain key words from being posted and the Forward reserves the right to remove comments for any reason.


text:
As the Nation Makes Progress on College Attainment Goals, Critical Workers Still Left Behind
Feb 24, 2012
By Marcie Foster and Elizabeth Kenefick
The U.S. Census Bureau released five new data reports on Thursday of this week that illustrate the progress we have made toward building a more educated workforce. For the first time, more than 30 percent of U.S. adults over age 25 have a bachelor's degree or higher, a 5 percentage point increase from only a decade ago when just a quarter did. This is a significant milestone as a greater number of jobs in the recovering economy likely will demand at least some education beyond high school.
The newly released Census data also provide insight into the economic value of postsecondary credentials at all levels. Not surprisingly, income goes up based on educational attainment. Median income for adults with a high school diploma is $2,550 monthly. However, those who obtained vocational certificates have median monthly earnings of $2,950, while those with associate's degrees earn $3,456. Bachelor's degree holders command even greater earnings of $4,355.
Despite an increasing percentage of higher-educated workers, we have a long way to go in terms of ensuring that the promise of a better future through postsecondary education is available to students of all ages, races and income levels.
While the data generally show that more workers overall are getting college-level degrees leading to higher earnings, disparities persist. Racial and ethnic minorities are far less likely to earn a traditional four-year degree. Only 19.8 percent of African American adults and 14 percent of Hispanics (of any race) have a bachelor's degree or higher (although Hispanic college attainment is rapidly increasing) compared to 34 percent of white adults.
Some of the most thought-provoking data highlight how students who earn GEDs® instead of traditional high school diplomas are more likely to be left behind. Less than half of GED® recipients pursue postsecondary education compared to 73 percent of those with high school diplomas, and only 5 percent of GED® recipients eventually earn a bachelor's degree. What's more, even when GED® holders receive postsecondary credentials, their earnings are likely to be significantly lower than students who take the traditional route to college. Among adults who obtain a bachelor's degree, those who have a high school diploma earn on average $6,305 monthly compared to only $4,825 for GED® holders—a difference of nearly 30 percent.
The nation's economy continues to change. Many experts talk about a disconnect between available jobs and the skills of the current workforce. To continue to be globally competitive, the United States has to increase the number of people who are receiving postsecondary credentials. The traditional approach of ensuring high school students go on to college will not be enough to meet this challenge.The nation is getting older and the number of traditional high school students is declining. This means the nation has to focus on non-traditional students, including adults, to meet the demand for skilled workers. Without such a focus, our economy will be millions of college degrees short of what we need to maintain our economic competiveness. Federal and state policymakers should take note of these economic and educational trends and expand the use of policies and practices that enable more adults to complete a postsecondary credential and advance in their careers.


text:
Public Hearing on Direct-to-Consumer Promotion of Medical Products, November 1-2, 2005
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will hold a public hearing to provide an opportunity for broad public participation and comment on direct-to-consumer (DTC) promotion of regulated medical product, including prescription drugs for humans and animals, vaccines, blood products, and medical devices. FDA is particularly interested in hearing the views of individuals and groups most affected by DTC promotion, including consumers, patients, caretakers, health professionals (physicians, physicians' assistants, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, veterinarians, and veterinarian technicians), managed care organizations, and insurers, as well as the regulated industry. FDA is seek in input on a number of specific questions, but is interested in any other pertinent information participants in the hearing would like to share.
Hearing Date: November 1 and 2, 2005
Hearing Name: Direct-To-Consumer Promotion
Location: National Transportation Safety Board Boardroom and Conference Center
429 L'Enfant Plaza, SW, Washington, DC 20594
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Federal Register Notice of Public Meeting (PDF - 73KB)
- Agenda (PDF - 28KB)
- Transcripts
Contact for Meeting Information: Rose Cunningham, telephone: (301) 443-5383 and fax: 301-594-5493, email: email@example.com
Written or electronic notices of participation should be submitted to the Division of Dockets Management (HFA-305), Food and Drug Administration, 5630 Fishers Lane, rm. 1061, Rockville, MD 20852, or on the Internet at http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/oc/dockets/meetings/meetingdocket.cfm.
Registration is free and will be accepted on a first-come, first served basis.
Anyone wishing to make an oral presentation during the hearing must state this intention on the registration form. To participate, submit your name, title, business affiliation, address, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail address. Please see the Federal Register notice for further instructions.
Consolidated List of Available DTC History Documents
- In the Federal Register of August 16, 1995 (60 FR 42581), FDA announced a part 15 (21 CFR part 15) hearing to be held on October 18 and 19, 1995. The agency solicited oral testimony and written responses to a series of questions concerning DTC promotion of prescription drugs. The transcripts of the public meeting are available on-line.
- In the Federal Register of May 14, 1996 (61 FR 24314), FDA published a notice making it clear that FDA has never required preclearance of prescription product promotion prior to use and also soliciting additional information to help in the development of overall policy related to consumer-directed promotion of prescription products and restricted devices.
- In the Federal Register of August 12, 1997 (62 FR 43171), FDA announced the availability of a draft guidance for industry describing ways in which consumer-directed broadcast advertisements could make "adequate provision" for the presentation of information that would ordinarily be provided in the brief summary of a print advertisement. FDA revised the draft guidance and published it as a final guidance on August 9, 1999 (64 FR 43197). The guidance and a document entitled "Consumer-Directed Broadcast Advertisements Guidance: Questions and Answers" (PDF - 83KB) is available online.
- In February 2004, FDA published a notice of availability and requested public comment on three draft guidances pertaining to consumer-directed promotion of medical products. Those comments are under consideration:
- Consumer-Directed Broadcast Advertising of Restricted Devices (PDF - 41KB)
- Brief Summary: Disclosing Risk Information in Consumer-Directed Print Advertisements (PDF - 192KB)
- Help-Seeking and Other Disease Awareness Communications by or on Behalf of Drug and Device Firms (PDF - 188KB)
FDA conducted research to examine how DTC promotion affects the patient-physician relationship. On September 22 and 23, 2003, FDA held a public meeting at which the agency and other persons and organizations presented the results of their research on DTC promotion of prescription drugs through print, broadcast, and other types of media. The agenda and transcripts from the public meeting are posted on the FDA Web site.
On November 19, 2004, FDA published the results of its research in a report titled "Patient and Physician Attitudes and Behaviors Associated with DTC Promotion of Prescription Drugs – Summary of FDA Survey Research Results."
Directions to the NTSB Conference Center from METRO:
- Take METRO to L'Enfant Plaza Station
- After exiting train, follow signs to L'Enfant Plaza (Do not follow signs to US Dept of Transportation)
- Take escalator to top and turn right; go as far as you can and go through the glass doors on the left to enter La Promenade
- Go straight for about 200 feet and turn right
- Go straight ahead, across the atrium and continue straight ahead until you reach the escalators by the CVS
- Take the right escalator down and turn 180 degrees left
- The NTSB Conference Center is right in front of you
- NTSB driving directions and map
Date created: September 19, 2005


text: 6 photos Showcase Auction - Jun 03, 2017 at 10:00 AM 163.6 acres 1300 Avenue, Enterprise, KS 67441 - Dickinson County 163.6 Acres Dickinson County KS Land LAND AUCTION - Saturday - June 3 - 10:00 a.m. 202 S Factory St - Library meeting Room - Enterprise, KS 163.6 ACRES + DICKINSON COUNTY KS LAND Legal Description: NE 1/4 S05, T15, R03E, 6th PM, Less ROW. Taxes: $1039.14 (2016) Tract Info: 163.6 acres with approximately 72 acres currently in crop production. There is an additional 76.15 acre field on the south end of this tract which in currently in grass which should be in crop production. The soils on this farm are considered prime, and the majority of the farm is considered non-highly erodible. This farm could be 90% tillable. FSA Base Acres: & Yields Wheat 44.82A 41Bu Oats 1.5A 40Bu Corn 10.4A Jeff Dankenbring Midwest Land and Home


text:
March 2017 Digital Edition
Feb. 2017 Digital Edition
January 2017 Digital Edition
Nov/Dec 2016 Digital Edition
Oct 2016 Digital Edition
Sept 2016 Digital Edition
Technology Sectors
DARPA wants sleeper drones at the bottom of the sea
Defense department researchers are looking for ways to store, then deploy, unmanned, unarmed drones from the ocean floor when situations dictate.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) said on Jan. 11 that it is looking to develop distributed systems that hibernate in deep-sea capsules for years, wake up when commanded, and deploy to surface providing operational support and situational awareness. It stressed that the drones wouldn't carry weapons and would be used for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in contested areas.
It's hoping to tap into the deep-ocean engineering experience that the telecommunications and oil-exploration industry have with signal propagation in the water and on the seafloor.
It said the project would help the Navy cope with mounting costs and complexities that could inhibit operations over vast maritime areas. "Unmanned systems and sensors are commonly envisioned to fill coverage gaps and deliver action at a distance," said DARPA. It added, however, that for all of the advances in sensing, autonomy, and unmanned platforms in recent years, the technologies' usefulness becomes academic when faced with deployment issues.
DARPA's said its "Upward Falling Payloads" (UFP) program seeks to address that challenge.
The UFP concept would see development of deployable, unmanned, distributed systems that sleep on the deep-ocean floor in special containers for years at a time. Those deep-sea nodes, said DARPA, would then be woken up remotely when needed and recalled to the surface. In other words, they "fall upward," it said.
"The goal is to support the Navy with distributed technologies anywhere, anytime over large maritime areas. If we can do this rapidly, we can get close to the areas we need to affect, or become widely distributed without delay," said Andy Coon, DARPA program manager. "To make this work, we need to address technical challenges like extended survival of nodes under extreme ocean pressure, communications to wake-up the nodes after years of sleep, and efficient launch of payloads to the surface."
A proposer's day is scheduled for Jan. 25, 2013, in the DARPA Conference Center. DARPA is looking for proposals in three key areas for developing the program: communications; deep ocean 'risers' to contain the payloads; and the actual payloads. Since the program will emphasize the use of ambient pressure containment with its risers, there is no need for specialization of payloads to accommodate the extreme pressures of the deep sea, it said.
It added that communities with technical background in unmanned platforms; distributed sensors; networking; sensor packaging; information operations; electronic warfare; anti-submarine warfare, etc. may all be able to play a role.
Almost half of the world's oceans are more than four kilometers deep. This provides considerable opportunity for cheap stealth, it said, but the vastness and depth make retrieval costs prohibitive. Despite this, the UFP program is specifically not a weapons program, and the risks to losing any single node will be minimal.
According to DARPA, depending on the specific payload, the systems would provide a range of non-lethal, but useful, capabilities like situational awareness, disruption, deception, networking, rescue, or any other mission that benefits from being pre-distributed and hidden. An example class of systems might be small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that launch to the surface in capsules, take off and provide aerial situational awareness, networking or decoy functions, it said, adding that waterborne applications are sought as well.
"We are simply offering an alternative path to realize these missions without requiring legacy ships and aircraft to launch the technology, and without growing the reach and complexity of unmanned platforms," said Coon.


text:
MN, Duluth, 2306 E Superior St, 55812
UMD News: March 9, 2001
Mar 9, 2001 ... Former University of Minnesota Regent Erwin Goldfine and Beverly Goldfine hosted a luncheon announcing and honoring recipients of the ...
Stories of wisdom - Home - Temple Israel
Dec 6, 2011 ... In addition, Beverly Goldfine and Muriel Abram will sponsor a special oneg honoring Dorothy Slonim for her effort over the many years in ...
Cheerleader Blog
Dec 13, 2011 ... Arend Sandbulte · Arrowhead Regional Arts Council · Beacon Point/Lakewalk Extension · Bears · Beverly Goldfine · Bill Burns · Bob Mars ...
Our Donors |
Barbara and David Dwinell Duluth Mayor's Contingency Fund Phyllis B. France Beverly Goldfine Natalie and Calvin B. Harris Stephen C. & Doreen Hedman ...
Who is Beverly Goldfine - (218) 728-6424 - Duluth - MN - waatp.com
Who is Beverly Goldfine - (218) 728-6424 - Duluth - MN - waatp.com.See also Beverly Goldfine: pictures, social networks profiles, videos, weblinks, at blogs, at news, books ...
Who is Daniel W Goldfine - (602) 382-6282 - Phoenix - AZ - waatp.com
Amy Goldfine, Beverly Betten Goldfine, Erwin L Goldfine, Rose Goldfine, Robbie Danielle Schwartz: Daniel Seth Goldfine: MA, Somerville: Seth A Goldfine
Erwin Lewis Goldfine
He and his wife Beverly established the Beverly and Erwin Goldfine Scholarship for Academic Excellence at UMD. They were bestowed with Honoree Doctor of Law Degrees from UMD in 1999.
Manley Melvin Goldfine, 80, of Duluth, passed away peacefully with family at his side ... AriZ.; his sister, Sandra (Leon) Weiner of Houston Texas; his sister-in-law, Beverly Goldfine ...
Labovitz School of Business & Economics
Erwin & Beverly Goldfine Scholarship. Ashley Althoff (Marketing Major) [not pictured] Carrie Erickson (Accounting Major) Dennis L. Maki Scholarship
The Pillars of Duluth | The Cheerleader Blog
The eight founders of the Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation include Richard Burns, Bruce Stender and Beverly Goldfine, Monnie Goldfine's sister-in-law.
Zenith Zephyr
... of Oriental, North Carolina; his son Ken (Auora) Goldfine of Scottsdale, Ariz ona; his sister Sandra (Leon) Weiner of Houston Texas; his sister-in-law Beverly Goldfine; his aunt ...
Labovitz School of Business & Economics
Erwin and Beverly Goldfine Scholarship . Ashley Althoff (Marketing) Lindsey Koehler (Accounting) LSBE Student/Parent Scholarship . Katie Koepsell (Management)
Robin Seiler - Email, Address, Phone numbers, everything! www ...
Who is Beverly Goldfine - (218) 728-6424 - Duluth - MN - waatp.com.See also Beverly Goldfine: pictures, social networks profiles, videos, weblinks, at blogs, at news ...
Kenneth Goldfine - Duluth, MN | MyLife™
I am also related to Beverly Goldfine ...
No data available
C:\Users\Carrie\Documents\Temple Calendar Template.calx
Dec 1, 2011 ... Abram & Beverly Goldfine in Honor of Dorothy Slonim). 10. •8:30AM Hebrew School. •9:15AM Torah Study. •10:00AM Shabbat Morning ...
newsletter V1N2 v33
Beverly Goldfine, Steven Goldfine and Ilene Levin, Amy Goldfine, John and Donde Goldfine, Dan Goldfine and Robbie Schwartz: Memory of Lillian and ...
Ceramics Research Center
Beverly Goldfine, Maurice Grossman, Bridget Cherie Harper, Diane Harrison and Sherman Axel, Robert Harrison, Jason Hess, Benjie Heu,. Jon Yukio Higuchi ...
Zenith Zephyr
Jun 13, 2009 ... zona; his sister Sandra (Leon) Weiner of Houston Texas; his sister-in-law Beverly Goldfine; his aunt Irene Goldfine; three grandchildren, Max, ...
Beverly Enterprises Murray Manor, 3300 Logan Ferry Road, Murrysville, Pa 15668 Beverly Health Care, 1521 W 54th St, Erie, Pa 16509 Beward Denise J, 321 Walnut Ave, Aldan ...
Making News…
... Beverly Goldfine, Midge and Jerry Golner, Maurice Grossman, Wendy Haas, Patty Haberman, Roberta and Bruce Hammer, Bridget Harper, Jason Hess, Halldor Hjalmarson, Sarah Jaeger, Amanda Jaffe, ...
Making News…
... Fahlman-Ball and Dan Ball, Ken Ferguson, Anita Fields, Robert "Irish" Flynn, Jules Forzano, David Furman, Julia Galloway, Joe Gans, Beverly Goldfine, Midge and Jerry Golner, Marc and Diane Grainer, ...
We would like to acknowledge the following individuals who have ...
... Albert and Ann (Auny) Davis Henry and Harriet Davis and Family Richard and Beverly ... Harold and Zelda Goldenberg Melvin and Judith Goldfein Harold and Cynthia Goldfine * ...
Collier County Real Estate Transactions The following property ...
Bertron, Joseph & Beverly J 7300 St Ives Way Country Haven ... Condo Eight Condominium $11,000 Goldfine ...
Heartfelt News
... or Nancy Abruzzo Joel Adelstone Cheryl Armijo Larry Ashby, II Ed & Leslie Atler Beverly ... Sue Joiner Ann Buck Adrienne Larkin Kay Engels-Payne Adrienne Larkin Leslie Slow-Goldfine ...
Silver Circle Thank You 09_JV
... Beverly & Bernard Goldberg Grace Goldberg* Dr. Norman & Phyllis G. Goldberg Dorothy S. Goldblatt Lillian Golden* Elinor & Eldon Goldenberg Melvin & Marsha Goldfine Marian ...
Schooner Wharf 8K June 07, 2008 Age Group Results
... Miami FL 55 42 47:40 9:35/M 372 3 Beverly Cannon ... Mechanicsburg PA 55 65 58:18 11:44/M 328 5 Rita Goldfine ...
Brigham and Women's Hospital
... John Z. Ayanian, MD A2: Diabetes: Non-Insulin Treatment Dr. Allison B. Goldfine A3: Mini ... Dr. Usha B. Tedrow E2: The Difficult Patient* Dr. David Krieger and Dr. Beverly Woo E3 ...
The 33rd Annual OFFICE PRACTICE OF PRIMARY CARE MEDICINE - Review ...
Beverly Woo, MD Sigal Yawetz, MD Maria A. Yialamas, MD FACULTY 2012 ... Dr. Allison B. Goldfine A3: Mini-course in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Attendees must ...
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
No data available
|Allison Goldfine
|Amy M Goldfine
|Needham Heights
|Beverly Goldfine
|Brian Goldfine
|Prescott Valley
|Daniel W Goldfine
|Daniel Goldfine
|David B Goldfine
|Deborah A Goldfine
|Debra C Goldfine
|Donde D Goldfine
|Doris Goldfine
|Eric Goldfine
|New York
|Eric Goldfine
|Eric Goldfine
|Eric Goldfine
No data available
Arlington Handicap
4 | Brice Blanc | Bob Baffert Robert & Beverly Lewis | 2:03.38 | ... 1997 | Wild Event | 4 | Mark Guidry | Lou M. Goldfine | Arthur I. ...
American Champion Sprint Horse
2002 | Orientate | D. Wayne Lukas Robert & Beverly Lewis | ... 1973 Shecky Greene | Lou M. Goldfine | Joseph Kellman | 1972 | Chou Croute ...
Hutcheson Stakes
Wager 3 | Martin A. Pedroza | Michael Mollica Bob & Beverly Lewis 7 fur. ... 1973 Shecky Greene 3 | Braulio Baeza | Lou M. Goldfine | ...
Viva Piñata (TV series)
Viva Pinata was executive produced by Lloyd Goldfine (Teenage Mutant ... Beverly Badge sicle : Hudson's biggest, very obsessive fan. ...


text:
Helene Fourment was, by today's standards, a plus-size woman. Peter Paul Rubens relished her chubby body and used her as a model for many of his later paintings, giving rise to the term Rubenesque to describe women as lusciously endowed as Helene.
Rubens' voluptuous women phase was in the last 10 years of his life. After his first wife died when he was 53, he married 16-year-old Helene and had five more children.
A 17th-century artist, Rubens was not only famous for painting women, but for his many flattering portraits and magnificent religious paintings. He was a devout Catholic and, two centuries before photography, there was money to be made painting kind likenesses of wealthy people.
I meet a likeness of Rubens near the cathedral in the medieval centre of Antwerp. The greening bronze statue depicts him in his mid-years with wrinkles, an amused smile and a good-life paunch. A cape is debonairly slung over one shoulder, he wears silky pantaloons and a tight buttoned-up jacket, both with lace and bows.
I arrive in Antwerp on River Empress, a Uniworld river cruise boat, and take a heritage walking tour. The next stop is Rubens House.
Rubens was a brilliant artist, handsome, well-educated and charming; ingredients that made him a popular painter. By the time he was 34 he was wealthy. He marked his place in Antwerp's society by marrying Isabella Brant, a woman from a rich family, and building Rubens House.
The house, which he designed, is palatial but practical. It's U-shaped with a large interior courtyard. His private home is to the left, a large workshop and studio to the right and a gallery for his art collection.
Low ceilings and small beds show people were shorter 400 years ago. Merlot-coloured leather wallpaper, gilded windows, stained glass and marble statues show his luxurious taste. His collection of ornate gifts from kings, queens, churches and rich patrons indicate his immense popularity.
Being a popular 17th-century painter required organisation. His large studio has wide windows facing the southern light and an ornate fireplace to keep his numerous apprentices warm. Rubens would breeze in, instruct them, do outlines of paintings and the final touches before signing them with his PPR. He has 2500 paintings still accounted for, the most valuable selling for US$76 million ($96 million).
Anthony Van Dyck was Rubens' star pupil. He began lessons with him when he was 13, later becoming his workshop supervisor.
Like Rubens, Van Dyck was charming, good-looking and had a penchant for fine silks, jewellery and feathered hats. Rubens sent him to England on a commission for Charles I where he became the British court painter and was knighted. His style dominated English painting for a century.
While standing in the empty workshop I imagine the smell of turpentine and can see apprentices busy at easels.
Presumably, lovely Helene didn't pose here, in all her glory, for the workshop boys to see. Those voluptuous paintings must, surely, have been based on Rubens' private drawings.


text:
NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 Video Card On Linux Review
If you are after a low-end graphics card for use on Linux, up for review today is the Zotac GeForce GT 610 Synergy 1GB graphics card that sells for less than $50 USD. The results in this Linux hardware review compare the GT 610 to a range of other AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards using the proprietary drivers under Ubuntu Linux. Even if you're not interested in the GT 610, this article makes for a nice 12-way Linux graphics card comparison with the very latest AMD/NVIDIA GPU drivers… at Phoronix


text:
Original acrylic paint and ink mixed media abstract artworks are created on paper, tile, wood, glass, plastic and canvas. These artworks are one-of-a-kind and have been described as an experience in color, energy and motion. In addition to traditional abstract artworks, David creates energetic portraits of souls and home decor art.
- Awarded "Minnesota Artist of the Year" in 2014 by Twin Cities TOSCA magazine, the region's only Arts by Category magazine and the most comprehensive directory of artistic events in the Twin Cities.
- David is now a Laguna Beach artist, creating new works in California
- David most recently exhibited at Laguna Art-A-Fair Fine Art Festival in Laguna Beach during July and August 2016.
- Visit the Online Store to view current inventory
- Click an image to view featured samples from the three Galleries, sorted by media type: paper, tile/wood/gessobord, or canvas
- Please spread the word to your friends and partners via Twitter (@DavidWellsArt), Facebook (Facebook.com/DavidWellsArt) and Pinterest
- David is a featured artist on the Vango art website where art masterpieces can be visualized against the actual wall you want to hang the art on, using an app and your device's built-in camera
- Think about putting art on custom products - contact David to discuss obtaining rights for his digital images to use on products and items you can imagine


text:
First came peanut butter and jelly, then hand sanitizer and diet Sprite… and now, the next great combo is here– Ben Goldman's Charity Corner and Damon Scott's Charity Blog! These two are teaming up to showcase a different charity organization that's doing good in the community!
The Mill Foundation is an organization with a simple but important task– to make kids happy. When kids are in the hospital, the Mill Foundation will raise money to fill the hospital's toy closets. Get more details on this great organization from Ben and Damon!
Happiness can be a great form of medicine, and The Mill Foundation is dedicated to putting smiles on kids' faces. The Mill Foundation came to be in 2006, when a family in Southington had a child who was diagnosed with cancer. Five or six other families on the same street rallied together, to help the little girl. As she got better, they expanded to help other kids in a similar circumstance, with the simplest and most important of goals– putting smiles on kids' faces. The name came from the road the neighbors all live on– Old Mill Road.
It's a great story of how a group of concerned people can start the genesis of something that just builds and builds 7 years later. Now, each year they host a huge dinner at the Aqua Turf, which is packed year after year, mostly by residents of the same town. It's a heart warming scene, to see an entire town come together to help make the lives of these kids a little happier.
This great organization operates all year round, and they need your help. The Mill Foundation will accept donations of any size, which will help brighten the day of a kid who could really use it. Anyone can afford to donate a Matchbox car, which could mean the world to a child in the hospital.
For more information on the Mill Foundation, CLICK HERE or email Ben Goldman at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Since before recorded history, we have lived with Dragons. We've summoned them from the mists with our longing and banished them twice as quickly with our fear. These leathery-winged, mountainous creatures are elemental, capable of commanding Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. They fly across the face of the moon and dive beneath the seas. They can be loyal, loving, elegant, musical, fierce, and wise. They are The Wonder that inhabits our dreams.
Using everything from myth to hard science, The Dragon Keeper's Handbook puts everything you need to know about Dragons right at your fingertips. With wit and wisdom, it explores Dragons, both famil- iar and rare, and how our relationships with these fiercely splendid crea- tures have shaped each other and the Earth. A serious study for adults and cryptoherpetologists alike, it treats Dragons as real, flesh and blood beings as well as mythic and cosmic entities. With almost forty breath- taking illustrations, this is truly the sum of all things Dragon!


text:
New rights for immigrants
Directive aimed at helping immigrants to integrate
Refugees and immigrants granted humanitarian status will acquire new residence rights after living in an EU country for five years, under legislation approved by the bloc but stridently opposed by Malta.
The directive, which will enter into force in two years' time, will give hundreds of refugees and other sub-Saharan Africans in Malta a raft of new rights equal to those granted to non-EU citizens who come to live here legally.
They include equality of treatment with Maltese citizens in a wide range of economic and social areas, including free education, access to the labour market without the need of work permits and social security benefits.
At the same time, however, the immigrants will also acquire the right of freedom of movement and to reside in another EU member state. It means those stuck in Malta with nowhere to go can start moving freely around the EU and decide to take up residence together with their families in another member state. The legislation was approved by the majority of member states. Malta strongly objected due to what it considers an already heavy migration burden and voted against.
After the vote, it declared its disappointment that "the directive will render heavier the pressure Malta is under due to the number of beneficiaries of international protection present on the island combined with Malta's limited absorption capacity".
In 2008, when the proposal first came before Justice and Home Affairs Ministers, Malta had managed to block it single-handedly as the legislation needed unanimity to be approved. Arguing it would put the island under immense migration pressure, it had proposed bringing in the rules in 2018 or applying them on a voluntary basis but these proposals had been rejected by other member states.
Following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, migration issues only need a qualified majority to be approved and single member states can no longer veto legislation in this area.
Beneficiaries of the new rules will have to have lived in the country under international protection for five years. It is a known fact that many of those from Africa who enjoy protection status did not intend coming to the island but had aimed to reach France, Germany and other northern member states. This directive will give them another opportunity to do so.
A Commission official said yesterday the aim of the extension was to help in the integration of refugees and beneficiaries of international protection.
Malta's declaration
Regrets that the proposal for a directive of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Directive 2003/109/EC to extend its scope to beneficiaries of international protection does not take its difficulties into account. The directive will render heavier the pressure Malta is under due to the number of beneficiaries of international protection present on the island combined with Malta's limited absorption capacity.
Makes particular reference to the explanatory statement of the report of the European Parliament on this proposal, which notes that this proposal may have the effect of exacerbating the pressure to which member states that host a disproportionate number of beneficiaries of international protection are subjected, due in particular to their geographical or demographic situation. The explanatory statement further stresses that the provisions of the directive should be applied in such a way as to facilitate the exercise of the right of beneficiaries of international protection who enjoy long-term resident status in a member state facing such disproportionate pressures to reside in a member state other than the one which granted them international protection.
Calls on the member states to take up this recommendation and to facilitate the movement of beneficiaries of international protection from Malta once they have acquired long-term residence status there with a view to mitigating the negative effects that would otherwise derive from the implementation of this directive.
Reiterates its call for greater solidarity through the intra-EU relocation of beneficiaries of international protection, as called for by the European Pact on Immigration and Asylum and reaffirmed by the Council conclusions, endorsed by the European Council, on June 17, 2010.
Recalls that the European Union's immigration and asylum policy must be governed by the principle of solidarity and fair sharing of responsibility in accordance with article 80 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and declares that the proposal fails to incorporate measures to implement this principle in spite of the fact it is the first instrument to be adopted in the establishment of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
Augurs that the other instruments to be adopted in the context of the CEAS fully respect the principle enshrined in article 80 TFEU and that the qualified majority voting regime is applied in line with this overarching principle.
See our Comments Policy Comments are submitted under the express understanding and condition that the editor may, and is authorised to, disclose any/all of the above personal information to any person or entity requesting the information for the purposes of legal action on grounds that such person or entity is aggrieved by any comment so submitted. Please allow some time for your comment to be moderated.


text:
Next Stop Hollywood: Short Stories Bound for the Screen
€ 20,49
Lieferbar innert 2 Wochen
Mai 2007
BeschreibungHistorically, short stories were a rich source of successful movies and significant films. Classics such as "Rear Window, High Noon, Psycho, All About Eve, " and "Blade Runner" began as short stories. Unfortunately, many of the major venues for discovering new talent—"The Saturday Evening Post, Colliers, " and "Mademoiselle"—are gone. Today, short stories are again becoming an important basis for major motion pictures and television, with films such as "Brokeback"" ""Mountain"," Good Will Hunting, " and "Minority Report." One reason short stories are making a Hollywood comeback is Next Stop Hollywood, an organization dedicated to finding both new talent and terrific material. This volume, selected by more than sixty movie-buff readers and advised by an editorial board of Hollywood insiders, collects X stories that blah blah (read the introduction to find out the point of the anthology). For more information, visit the website at www.nextstophollywood.org.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: GRIFFIN
Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2007
Seitenanzahl: 336 Seiten
Format: kartoniert


text:
Reform leader Rabbi Rick Jacobs says the Union of Reform Judaism will consider dropping out of the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations after it voted to reject membership to the dovish group J Street.
"This much is certain: We will no longer acquiesce to simply maintaining the facade that the Conference of Presidents represents or reflects the views of all of American Jewry," Jacobs said.
Jacobs accused the Presidents Conference of being beholden to a large number of small right wing groups that do not adequately represent the diversity of the American Jewish community.
He said that many of the largest and most reputable organizations, including all member organizations from the Reform and Conservative movement, supported the bid.
"It is clear that the Conference of Presidents, as currently constituted and governed, no longer serves its vital purpose of providing a collective voice for the entire American Jewish pro-Israel community," he said, calling the procedures of the conference into question.
Some 22 of the 51 member organizations voted against accepting J Street into the Conference of Presidents, while 17 supported it and three abstained. Each member organization, no matter its size, has a single vote. The bid would have needed 34 votes to pass.
Jacobs added that he will consult leaders of other member organizations in the days ahead to figure out how to proceed. He suggested that the URJ might consider either advocating an overhaul of the processes or possibly dropping membership altogether.
He praised J Street for its successes in attracting energetic and activism-oriented youth, who he affirmed have a deep commitment to the State of Israel. "Shutting their voices out of our communal discussion only serves to expose how narrow that discussion has become," he said.
Michael Kaplan
Your Comments
The Forward welcomes reader comments in order to promote thoughtful discussion on issues of importance to the Jewish community. In the interest of maintaining a civil forum, The Forward requires that all commenters be appropriately respectful toward our writers, other commenters and the subjects of the articles. Vigorous debate and reasoned critique are welcome; name-calling and personal invective are not and will be deleted. Egregious commenters will be banned from commenting. While we generally do not seek to edit or actively moderate comments, our spam filter prevents most links and certain key words from being posted and the Forward reserves the right to remove comments for any reason.


text:
Cloverdale woman hurt in I-70 crash in Putnam County
A Cloverdale woman was injured in an eight-vehicle crash that closed I-70 in Putnam County Thursday afternoon.
State police investigators say a semi-trailer driven by Daniel Jovanovich of Peoria, Arizona failed to slow for slowing westbound traffic at a construction zone around 5:30 p.m. Jovanovich's truck struck a vehicle in the rear, starting a chain reaction that involved six more vehicles.
Linda Morgan, 62, of Cloverdale, was a passenger in a car struck in the crash. She was taken to Hendricks County Hospital for treatment of head, arm and leg injuries. Her injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
There were no other injuries reported in the crash.
The westbound lanes of I-70 were closed for more than three hours. Jovanovich was cited for speed too fast to avoid a collision. Police do not believe alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash.


text:
Rhino Boyz by MikeAzevedoWatch
©2012-2017 MikeAzevedo
had a lot of struggle with this one, experimented with colors and took me a long time to figure out the pose, thanks for everyone who helped! but was fun and learned a lot
hope you all like it!
hope you all like it!
Wow. THREE Lightning sources (from behind, from the weapon, from the right side)! How did you even begin to approach to something like this?
This reminds me a lot of Kung Fu Panda o.O
Great stuff! I love your dramatic lighting.
Very cool.
New D&D race right there!
New D&D race right there!
haha totally runic, SWAG!
heh, the first thing i noticed where the collors of the reflecting green/blue light realy great job
This is really nice, the colours are great. Great job Mike.
looks amazing, well done sir
Love it, Your lighting and composition is full of drama, very cool.
I loved it!! I love animals wearing armors!! This is trully great!! I love the way u render stuff as well!
really nice mike, good job!
Superb! Fantastic work!


text:
420 Origins
PUEBLO, Colo. - It's an origin story that is a bit…hazy.
Tens of thousands of people came to Colorado to partake in what's simply known as "420."
But where does that cannabis catch phrase come from? We asked several "cannabis enthusiasts" around Colorado and we heard several different answers.
"I remember hearing that it was Hitler's birthday," one smoker answered.
"Because there are 420 chemicals in weed," another said.
"I heard it was a bunch of guys sitting around, smoking pot and they decided to have a holiday for smoking pot. Somebody looked at their watch and it was 4:20 and they said 420!" said Donald Hatter.
"I think it started in Berkley, California, when these guys used to meet after class," said famous cannabis inspired actor Tommy Chong. "School was over at 4:00 and so they all met at a place where they smoked out in a field at 4:20."
All wrong answers about this reefer reference.
"The Waldo group. These were kids and they went out of their school and they would smoke pot at 4-20...But the Grateful Dead family ran with it," said Rick Hooper.
Hooper manages "The Spot," in Pueblo County, but back in the 1970's he was a part of the "Grateful Dead family." And he is correct according to research done by the Huffington Post.
You can read what they found about the 420 origins here.


text:
In the heady days of the dotcom bubble, management-speak reached new levels – or depths. In fact, a number of websites such as www.dack.com/web/bullshit.html made it even easier to write that business plan on the back of a cigarette packet by stringing together buzzwords into mantras.
One of the more sage-like was 'content is king'. As the giant multinational entertainment companies signed up 'content plays' like frantic Monopoly players, they chanted the same refrain as those small publishing outfits desperately hoping to syndicate their output, or better still get bought out. Trying to appear real and relevant and to position themselves as creative and customer-focused, they sought to move attention away from frightening technology and even scarier business strategies to something we could all understand and form a relationship with: content.
Content was great. It was tangible. You knew it when you saw it. You could tell good from bad and it had a track record. The founding fathers had dealt in it for decades. If it was good enough for the BBC, The New York Times and the FT, it was good enough…
Where previously financial backers looked for management experience and business acumen, now they assessed a business plan on the basis of whether there was 'content'.
And, of course, around this preoccupation grew a technology and a science in the form of content management and an art in the form of information architecture.
The former was and is sold as a solution for handling large amounts of content and delivering it via the web, or increasingly into parallel publishing environments. The same document can lie in the content management system (CMS) and be published in print, online or in any required format. Content as raw material. Content management as Fordist production. The debate became one of which particular CMS to go for. Just recently, a major CMS vendor trumpeted a deal with Clifford Chance, and it claims to have 50 per cent of the top 200 firms using its technology to manage their content.
Running alongside a preoccupation with managing content grew a fascination with arranging it. Prophets cried in various wildernesses about inefficient sites, self-indulgent design and unusable content. A new breed of designer/programmer/consultant emerged – the information architect, who would generate massive maps of connections identifying, defining and shaping user journeys through a site. Under the architect's direction, the complexities and subtleties of interactive media would become a family tree, with nuggets of nested content, 'children' and 'parents', a visualisation of cyber consumption which could be signed off, if never fully understood.
|The content you lovingly create and publish is one piece in a broader content world that you cannot control
What both CMS and information architecture (IA) have done is to make people believe that the practice of reading in a networked environment can be managed, controlled and predicted. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, it cannot.
Reading in a networked environment, whether it is a company's intranet or the wider internet, is a matter of relationships. Words and text are merely one part of the complex set of relationships that emerge across networks. It is not the old truism of literary theorists that 'readers are active with the text' and create their own meanings. It is more fundamental. Readers create relationships online and content is one element in that. Content on networks is a not a fixed entity, and that is what CMS and some information architects demand.
You can spend your IT budget on a state-of-the-art CMS that takes every word your company produces, tags it, files it, finds it and delivers it without a human ever having to touch it. An architect can engage your readers and create a navigation system and site structure allowing the user to never be more than three clicks away from their chosen content. But this will not determine what the user does, nor the content relationships that they set up. Because on networks we are not talking content, but 'content relationships'.
The rhetoric has been there about relationships. Content has been sold as the cement that sticks together the clicks. So-called 'sticky content' that brings people back and makes them loyal has been the Holy Grail. But this has still been to position content as a fixed entity that enabled the relationships rather than an element of them. Which is not surprising, because if you dare to say that content is not a fixed entity that can be filed, mapped and positioned, then the real power of the network effect starts to dawn on you.
Content relationships arise on networks because networks are about conversations. Users take the words and pictures you put online and integrate them into their conversations. They cut, paste, quote, parody, pass on and play with them as part of the broader network of relationships they create online. Some of this is formal in terms of groupware programmes allowing multiple authors to work together on a document, but much of it is informal. Users of networks forward emails, pass on URLs, annotate documents, ask questions and search for other material. In short, the piece of content you lovingly craft and publish is one piece in a broader content world and set of relationships that you cannot, and indeed should not, control.
Some proponents of IA would have you believe that users can be steered through content and that, if a site is designed well enough, the user will do your bidding. Much of what IA enthusiasts have to say is very valuable – a necessary counterbalance to ill-thought-out, interactive self-indulgence masquerading as creativity. The basic principles about letting your reader know where they are, where they can get to and what they can get should indeed form website creation 101.
But like the CMS salesperson who says that building on their foundations will guarantee a manageable and successful website, this only tells part of the story.
Of course, the words on which your business runs and with which you talk to your customers must be manageable. You, your staff and your clients must be able to create and find them. All must be clear about where those words, graphs, spreadsheets and pictures are and how they relate to broader business strategies and practices, but that is just the start of the content relationship.
Law firms generate an astonishing number of words. After all, that is what they are paid for. But those words only become 'content' when they form part of people's lives. Nowhere is this more true than on networks.
Of course, some words are sacrosanct. They may require copy-protecting and exist as (legal) entities, but such content is not the focus of a website or even an intranet. These networks are about workspaces and cultural spaces where new stories are told and relationships created. That finished legal contract may be archived online, but it does not live there. Conversations about it might, but the finished legal relationship embodied in the text is not what we are talking about.
What has to be addressed and cannot be factored in, no matter how sophisticated your CMS or subtle your IA, is how that content 'lives' on the network. Although IA will build a coherent framework that should be transparent to the user, it does not address a user's relationship with the content. Indeed, it can provide a very rigid format into which an organisation has to bend content to fit and which attempts to dictate to the user how they will respond to and use the content.
What is needed is a similarly rigorous and strategic view of content and the user's relationship to the 'stories' that a site tells and the experience it provides, what I call 'content architecture' (CA).
CA provides this by gleaning from the user their expectations of the content and cultural practice of reading. While IA concentrates on the journeys through the content, CA focuses on the relationships with the content.
CA does not try to predict a user's journeys, let alone try to control them. It attempts to scope the relationships that could emerge with that content, the stories the users could tell, the conversations it could trigger. When a site manager moves the focus onto the relationships, they are truly looking at the user (a common refrain of IA advocates).
All fine, dandy and potentially a nice little consultancy in the works; but what does this mean for a law firm with thousands of documents for internal use, client use and public consumption?
The first thing it means is a different planning procedure. Of course, there is a need for a content audit – what documents do we have, what do we produce etc. This can be used to separate 'words' from 'content', but what is also needed is a relationships audit. Who are the users? What will they read? What will they do with the content and with each other? What emerges from this planning phase is a map of networked relationships both human to human and human to content. This will not be exhaustive, as you cannot predict what users will do or want to do.
Once this very open structure has been identified, the focus shifts to the website(s) or interactive services. The aim of developing these is to enable those relationships, and for your visitors – whether staff, clients or public – to use your content as part of their broader relationships with the firm. You may decide to publish in formats that enable the user to pass the document on to colleagues, to find, cut and paste sections or integrate them into other documents. You may want to encourage users to comment on, feed back on or even annotate your content, perhaps rate it as to usefulness or even reorder it by importance on the page. By devolving power down to where it is most effective online – the user – you are playing to the strengths and logic of the internet, not fighting against it.
Such a focus, then, determines the sorts of technologies you employ and the questions you ask of your CMS vendor. Does your proposed system allow users to engage with the content rather than merely access it? Can they seamlessly integrate it into their online and offline lives? Can they get it where, when and in the formats they need? Can your content creators integrate the users' feedback into the content flows effectively? Does the design and structure of the site(s) facilitate and encourage networking or seek to frustrate it?
Content must be understood as a relationship, the effect of your readers meeting your information. Content management is not just about filing information or trying to control those relationships, it is about enabling them and profiting from them. The famous network effect that emerges when internet or intranet networks work at their most effective can be facilitated by good content relationships built on the information in your CMS, but not dictated by it.
Paul Caplan is senior e-content manager at COI Communications, the Government's communications agency.


text:
Although it's been possible (ever since openvswitch was added to
libvirt in 0.9.11) for a libvirt network to use an openvswitch bridge
(by adding <virtualport type='openvswitch'>), the virtualport in the
network would always have a default random interfaceid included, which
would be re-used for all interfaces using that network, which doesn't
really work at all. The alternative was to not specify openvswitch in
the <network> definition, but to do it in the guest's <interface>
definition instead - this of course goes against the principle of not
having host-specific config embedded in guest config.
This patch series enhances the functionality of <virtualport>
elements, to allow omitting some attributes (and even the type), and
to merge the interface, network, and portgroup virtualports rather
than simply picking one. This not only makes openvswitch <network>s
more practical (because the network can specify type='openvswitch'
without also specifying an interfaceid), but also makes <virtualport>
in networks and portgroups more useful in general - for example, an
interface can specify an interfaceid (used only by openvswitch) *and*
an instanceid (used only by 802.1Qbh), while the network's virtualport
specifies only the type, and the portgroups specify the managerid,
typeid, profileid, or whatever is appropriate for the type of switch
used by the network.
The result is that the guest config can be completely devoid of
knowledge about the type of switch being used on the hardware, but can
still enjoy full configurability for whatever switch ends up being
libvir-list mailing list
libvir-list redhat com


text:
The Pulaski County Council discussed several additional appropriation and transfer requests on Monday night. A couple of requests from the Pulaski County Justice Center were discussed at length.
Sheriff Michael Gayer spoke at the Eastern Pulaski School Board meeting so Matron Carrie Aaron and Sergeant Fred Rogers represented the sheriff's department where they explained an $80,000 additional appropriation. Sergeant Rogers said the money is needed to pay past bills that have been due – some for many years. For example, according to Sergeant Rogers, the fuel bill hadn't been paid since September of 2013 while other vendors for a variety services have been waiting since 2011 for payment.
The council members wondered why these bills weren't paid and even more shocked at the amount owed. Auditor Shelia Garling noted that there is better communication between the two offices now.
That additional appropriation was unanimously approved and it will be advertised.
The council members also unanimously approved a transfer of funds for a salary within the department.
One bill the council was hesitant on paying was the one for the two K9s. A bill came to the county in the amount of $25,165.38 for the two new drug-sniffing dogs that were acquired to help eradicate the drug problem in the county. In a previous meeting, Sheriff Gayer got into a heated discussion with the council about the bill with the main argument surrounding the need for two dogs. One dog was reportedly requested by the sheriff and another requested by the county commissioners to provide full coverage.
The council members thought about allowing the approval to die for a lack of a motion, but eventually approved the claim as it was the "obligation of the county" to complete the transaction. The motion passed on a four to one vote. Two of the seven members were not in attendance.


text:
Photo Website: http://www.jeremynative.com Please check out
Also, I think the best mods I have found are probably:
Sanctum of the Fallen
Monster Mod
Monster Wars
Morthal Pain
Gate of Solitude
Probably a lot more I can't think of.
Also, I have enhanced night sky but it shows this terribly boring looking milky way in the sky with dull colors. I was hoping it would be more colorful and make the sky high contrast but apparently not. I hope I don't need an ENB to run it properly (I don't think my computer can handle it).
Last edited by Flaks; 2012-12-02 at 05:17 PM.
Originally Posted by High Overlord Saurfangi7-860 @2.8GHz | Radeon HD 7770 | 8GB DDR3-1333MHz | Corsair CX 430W |
"A tweet from Bethesda last night said the company is "close" to bringing the missing downloadable content to the PS3, as well as the PC."
Huh, I wasn't aware the PC was missing any DLC. >.>
OH, could this be a hint towards them releasing the Dragonborn DLC on PC before 2013? Maybe? Nah, most likely not.
Last edited by Vathdar; 2012-12-02 at 09:46 PM.
I'm also hoping that they'll get it around the same time for the PS3 fans too. I feel bad for them.
---------- Post added 2012-12-03 at 06:44 AM ----------
Also, I haven't be able to get the "dodge" mod working. I'll link it: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/20923
Originally Posted by High Overlord Saurfangi7-860 @2.8GHz | Radeon HD 7770 | 8GB DDR3-1333MHz | Corsair CX 430W |
Probably already been asked but...I try.
Yesterday started Skyrim and I don't understand the menu/option browsing, is it only doable via keyboard?
Looks like I can't click all the options but I need to go there with arrows and use buttons.
So the guy who tweeted it either messed up or it's a teaser for Dragonborn on PC in Dec. The guy probably just messed up, but I'm disappointed with Bethesda, because I won't be able to play it in Jan with all my exams so I wanted to play it during the winter holiday. :s
---------- Post added 2012-12-03 at 01:18 PM ----------
This mod solves the horrible UI problem though http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/3863
And this mod fixes the dialogue controls http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/27371
This mod is also pretty usefull, it places your favorited items in seperate categories, makes the favorites menu way more transparent.
Though, you should keep in mind that the SkyUI and the Categorised Favorites require the skyrim script extender, it's linked in the description of both of the mods.
Last edited by Vathdar; 2012-12-03 at 12:36 PM.
'We're happy to announce Dragonborn will be available on PS3 and PC early next year.' But Gamers with a PS3 or a PC arn't exactly happy with that announcement. Damn the crapbox exclusivity deals. I had a slight hope that the deal had ended, obviously not.
Stormrage 4 lyfe
Ugh, I like how they justify it by saying that Hearthfire wasn't a full DLC, just a small plugin. Since the original deal was timed exclusives for the first 2 DLC's...
I don't understand what Bethesda is playing at, pissing off their PC playerbase? First they make a crap PC port out of Skyrim, and then make timed exclusives out of the DLC's for xbox.
Hmm, an interesting read http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/12/...orn-leak-early
So apparently spears will only be useable by npc's and when you loot them they get added as arrows? I hope that's just a beta thing, was looking forward to using a spear. :s
Last edited by Vathdar; 2012-12-03 at 09:12 PM.
Considering the best part of the elder scrolls has always been modding, you'd think pc would be ahead of consoles.
grrr......... i needed this so badly to stave off the need for elder scrolls online >.<


text:
STARmeterSEE RANK
Down 1,380 this week
Mark Derwin
Mark Derwin was born on October 28, 1960 in Park Forest, Illinois, USA as Mark James Derwin. He is an actor, known for The Secret Life of the American Teenager (2008), One Life to Live (1968) and Accepted (2006). He was previously married to Alecia Derwin. See full bio »
Born:in Park Forest, Illinois, USA
More at IMDbPro » Contact Info: View agent and manager


text:
Create a free account to check out faster, store multiple shipping addresses, view and track your orders in your account, and much more.
Please enter your password to continue.
I bought this in green on a whim. The green color on the actual ring is very close to that of the picture online, although I'd say it has a slight hint of blue in person. The gold band has a different texture/pattern than that in the picture - it has the diamond pattern seen in the lavender ring's picture. It wears very comfortably. Hope to get lots of use out of it and might buy it as a great little gift for others.4
I have amassed quite the boe collection at this point, and the only thing I ask of this lovely little jewelry biz is this: PLEASE MAKE A WHOLE BUNCH MORE STUFF BECAUSE I LOVE IT ALL!!!!
I can't tell you how lovely these leather rings are. I have the plain, like this one, and the knotted. The bow-rings are also lovely. Yes, I have the bow earrings too. You might think, oh, these are made of leather, so they might not be durable, but you'd be wrong. They are very solid and strong. They have a wonderful gold-plate bit that you can wear underneath or on top. They stack beautifully.
Eventually, I will own every ring in the collection, it is only a matter of time, and saving up, before I have them all. I love boe, what else can I say? I LOVE BOE I LOVE BOE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for existing, boe!


text:
Our big announcement on the Trump-Russia scandal.
A reminder that the world is complicated and contradictory, and nowhere more so than in the Middle East: Palestinian refugees in Iraq face particularly grave security threats, including targeted killings by mostly Shia militant groups and harassment by the Iraqi government. So says a new Human Rights Watch report.
"Since the fall of Saddam Hussein's government, Palestinian refugees in Iraq have increasingly become targets of violence and persecution," said SarahLeah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. "Shia militant groups have murdered dozens of Palestinian refugees, and the Iraqi government has made it difficult for these refugees to stay legally in Iraq by imposing onerous registration requirements."
There are about 34,000 Palestinian refugees in Iraq, and they've been targeted largely because of the benefits they received from Saddam's government and their support (real and perceived) for the Sunni insurgency. Since 2003 successive Iraqi governments have either failed to protect them or shown outright hostility. The report calls for Syria and Jordan to open their borders to the refugees, who otherwise have nowhere else to go. (Earlier this year David Enders wrote for MJ.com about the plight of the Palestinian refugees, one of whom told him, "We all just want to leave.")


text: Sue Hart, a member of the Lee's Summit Historical Society, talks with Sallie Payne, 91, a lifelong resident of the city, who stopped by the society's table at the Health, Wealth and Leisure Expo Oct. 10 at Legacy Park Community Center. The Expo featured vendors from banks, healthcare who offered screenings, massage, or explanations of services. Hart said the Society thought the World War II pictures donated by Clint Miller, a physician, who served during the liberation of France and then treated prisoners during trials at Nuremberg., Germany would be different twist for visitors to the Expo. Miller established the Lee's Summit Clinic after the war.


text:
ArbUsers Talks
2017-05-13 21:29:09Arbusers: Go Lucie go.
2017-05-13 22:16:29Arbusers: The Bulgarian kid looks better than the favorites.
2017-05-13 22:29:10ilovethisforum: i wish one of these win:Italy,Bulgaria,Belgium,ROMANIA
2017-05-13 23:19:08ilovethisforum: do you believe that Portugal will win?
2017-05-13 23:35:22ilovethisforum: WTF
2017-05-14 06:31:46Arbusers: OK, we ve seen that now also.
2017-05-14 14:31:48bucky: Did oddstorm one day subcription not available anymore?
2017-05-18 17:50:50RebelBetting: Hi everyone, did you notice that we resently added another arbitrage friendly bookmaker to RebelBetting! Check it out: http://rebelbetting.com/blog/bookmaker-3et-added
2017-05-18 17:51:27RebelBetting: recently* (Sorry for the typo!)
2017-05-19 14:02:19Pep004: and it will be arbitrage friendly, till the moment when they will disappear from the world right?
2017-05-20 00:56:45barbero: the point is they are an asian bookies broker. they won't limit you even if you arb, but you also won't find any soft odds
2017-05-20 12:16:22Jiyoppi: hello
2017-05-20 12:16:28Jiyoppi: anybody is here?
2017-05-20 12:16:51Jiyoppi: anyone check for bet365 url, is it work now?
2017-05-20 12:17:21Jiyoppi: all of I tried are don't work now
2017-05-20 12:18:34Jiyoppi: if see this message please write result here for open bet365.com
2017-05-20 15:56:51plepi: try 365sport365.com
2017-05-20 16:47:20Jiyoppi: thanks you but same result
2017-05-22 16:00:58campeones: Love Mondays
2017-05-24 17:45:04alimma: limits
Recent Activity
Today at 04:55:43 PM
Is it arbitrage?
Is it arbitrage?
Today at 04:19:04 PM
Evaluating Alert Services
Evaluating Alert Services
Today at 04:14:38 PM
How do they know?
How do they know?
Today at 09:56:21 AM
Yesterday at 03:42:07 PM
About BetInAsia
About BetInAsia
Yesterday at 03:12:06 PM
Playing with BTC
Playing with BTC
Yesterday at 12:32:07 PM
Odds4Stats (O4S) new value betting service
Odds4Stats (O4S) new value betting service
Yesterday at 08:28:30 AM
May 24, 2017, 09:38:34 PM
May 24, 2017, 09:12:44 PM
Tough season coming to an end
Tough season coming to an end
May 24, 2017, 02:33:47 PM
May 24, 2017, 02:30:32 PM
Travel Hacks
Travel Hacks
May 24, 2017, 12:37:04 PM
BetBurger.com - Your ideas, propositions and conserns!
BetBurger.com - Your ideas, propositions and conserns!
May 23, 2017, 11:32:08 PM
Automated betting service between Sharp bookies & Exchanges
Automated betting service between Sharp bookies & Exchanges
May 23, 2017, 10:05:17 PM
Does anyone bet sports for a living here (Not Arbing)?
Does anyone bet sports for a living here (Not Arbing)?
May 23, 2017, 03:25:17 PM
Vaue Betting 1xBet
Vaue Betting 1xBet
May 23, 2017, 03:05:59 PM
May 23, 2017, 11:20:51 AM
RebelBetting 6.6 released - new bookmaker added!
RebelBetting 6.6 released - new bookmaker added!
May 23, 2017, 04:35:27 AM
can not connect bet365 instantbet
can not connect bet365 instantbet
May 22, 2017, 05:24:29 PM
May 22, 2017, 03:57:51 PM
Regarding 10bet.com
Regarding 10bet.com
May 22, 2017, 03:56:03 PM
Best books to use with an agent
Best books to use with an agent
May 21, 2017, 10:19:54 PM
May 21, 2017, 05:06:37 PM
ibc voided pre-game bets during live
ibc voided pre-game bets during live


text:
October Campaign -Chocolate
Oh yes. We are talking chocolate. All. Month. Long. Its October, y'all. Halloween candy time.
(photo credit: Trade As One)
One Month
One Topic
One Call-To-Action
Don't worry, I am not trying to take your chocolate away from you… I am trying to help you make sure there aren't child slaves in your chocolate, that's all.
We have alot to learn this month, and I have some exciting giveaways this month… yes, edible ones!
Looking at my chocolate bar and wondering if children were enslaved in the process is kinda heavy. I get it. We (I) would rather just eat and enjoy without the side of guilt and horror.
But here is the thing… we can have our cake, er, uh, our chocolate and eat it too in this case.
Its called FAIR TRADE CHOCOLATE, and let me tell you… it's beyond amazing. If you regularly enjoy chocolate of the Hershey's or other American sort, you will WANT to switch… for moral and taste reasons. Trust me on this one.
So, yes, it's a deep topic. But its a necessary conversation and best of all, it has a resolution! We can make progress on this one, folks. So don't be afraid to dive in with me this month. It will be a sweet time. 🙂 Yes, yes it will.


text:
Product Description
• Available in Aluminum or Steel
Sparco Side Mounts are the perfect way to mount your fixed back racing seats. These mounts are available in either Aluminum or Steel. You can mount these to either a Sparco Seat Base or to the seat sliders to add some adjustability to your setup.


text:
Bergamo Infinita
Select your stay dates to check availability
Bergamo Infinita
About the hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Bergamo Infinita, you'll be centrally located in Bergamo, steps from Centro Congressi Giovanni XXIII and minutes from Monumento al Partigiano. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Largo Porta Nuova and Piazza Matteotti.
Make yourself at home in one of the 3 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, housekeeping is provided daily, and rollaway/extra beds (surcharge) can be requested.
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 3
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Designated smoking areas
- Elevator/lift
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 5
- Express check-in
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free breakfast
- Luggage storage
Room Facilities
- Hair dryer
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Air conditioning
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Individually furnished
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Bidet
- Free WiFi
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 20 per vehicle
- Self parking fee: EUR 10 per day
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
- Tourism fee: EUR 2 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.A tax is imposed by the city and collected at the property in cash. The tax ranges from EUR 0.50 to EUR 4 per person, per night. The amount has been determined by the local administration and depends on the length of stay, property classification, and room price. This tax does not apply after the 10th night of stay. Children under 16 years of age are exempt. Please note that further exemptions may apply. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking. Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy


text:
30 day rental viewing period. 24 hour watch period.
Long-term Congressman Cam Brady (Will Ferrell) is challenged by newcomer Marty Huggins (Zach Galifianakis) in a mud-slinging, back-stabbing, home-wrecking comedy.
© 2012 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
© CinemaNow copyrights held by CinemaNow. All Rights Reserved. Your use of this site is subject to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.


text:
Experience true inspiration and incomparable value with a proven reputation for training excellence across a range of businesses and industries that will exceed your expectations. Courses can be customised to suit organisational and individual needs. For further information, please contact us so we can help you.
Please note: All nationally accredited qualifications offered by this organisation require the ability to read and write English at a reasonable level. If you need assistance please contact us to discuss your learning needs.
Need a job?
Find out what the Security Industry can offer you...
Call TACTICAL on 8331 1620
Want to know more? Join us at our next
free INTRO TO SECURITY for insight into this
high growth industry.
Hear about new events, special offers; give always, industry events and what's new in training. Friend us, like us and follow us. Meet the people who make our amazing training possible.


text:
Arian Foster Just Wants To Be A Better Teammate
What the heck is this about?!
Why would he do this?
This happened at Texans training camp yesterday. He had been out a couple days because of an injury, so the media wanted to talk to him after he returned to the practice field.
I don't think he wanted to talk to them.
In my opinion, Foster is in the wrong. These reporters are asking legitimate questions. This city, and the people in it, love our football team. We love Foster, Johnson, Watt, Clowney, Toro....EVERY. SINGLE. PERSON.
We can't wait for the season to start. We love this game, we love the players, and we love to feel like a part of the team.
It's an attitude like this that really irritates me. I would say either answer the questions or don't talk to the reporters.
How hard is it to tell the truth here? Just say, "I feel good". "I tweaked my knee, but I'm okay". "I was a little under the weather".
There are many of us that can't make it to see the team practice...or even go to the games, so these reporters are there for us.
I get that he probably gets asked the same questions every day, but I think that comes with the job. You're a well-loved personality. You're a household name. Kids wear your jersey. Adults wear your jersey. I wear your jersey.
Don't make us the butt of your jokes.
I hope you have a great year Foster. I mean that. We believe in you.
Go Texans.


text:
Simply confirm your registered email address below and click "Reset Password." We will immediately email you a link back to the site where you can enter a new password for this account.
We've found your existing PRAISE Family account. Please login below to complete the Facebook login process.
And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord." - Luke 2:8-11
Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.


text:
Reviewed By Barrington B (Tucson, AZ) Reviewed for a 2001 Kia Sportage —6/16/2010 9:54 PM
Loved it, installation was an absolute breeze, only prob I had was the velcro strips didn't stick well so I had to grab a few extras from Walmart.
Reviewed By Alan B (OMAHA, NE) Reviewed for a 2013 Kia Sportage —9/1/2016 9:44 PM
Like a hand sewn suit the Cash Designs Carpet Dashboard Cover fits my vehicle as if it measured and cut specifically for and from its dash. Installation was too easy as this was my second purchase. I highly recommend the Dashboard Carpet Cover, especially if your vehicle has acres of surface area.


text:
Article Preview
CALLS REICH A BAR TO ORIENTALISM; Hurley, Ex-Secretary of War, Appeals for Peace to Save Western Civilization FOR BRITISH-GERMAN UNITY 'Impossible' as That May Now Seem--Speech at Providence Warns of War Costs
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES. ();
November 12, 1939,
, Section , Page 43, Column , words
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Nov. 11-- Declaring that the destruction of Germany in the present war would open the gate to "an avalanche" of orientalism from the East, Colonel Patrick Hurley, former Secretary of War, said here tonight that the future of Western civilization could best be served by an alliance between Germany and Great Britain, as "impossible" as that idea might now be regarded.
November 12, 1939
Thank you for visiting The New York Times archive.
New York Times subscribers* enjoy full access to TimesMachine—view 129 years of New York Times journalism, as it originally appeared. 99¢ for your first 4 weeks.
Or, purchase this article individually for $3.95 and download a high-resolution PDF.
* Does not include NYT Now or Premium Crosswords subscribers.
Already a subscriber? Log in to view this article »


text:
A flat zone between your feet and rockered tip and tail make this Rome Artifact Rocker Snowboard lock in on presses and slides. First designed six years ago, the Artifact is the OG of jib-specific snowboards, now it's got technology to. The Glass Reverse V-Stringers add ollie power without compromising the mellow torsional flex while the Three-degree Jib Edge Bevel offers catch-free sliding and the QuickGrip sidecut uses three sidecuts and two extra contact points for better grip and smoother turns at any speed. Still a buttery-ass board, it's LNP's choice if he knows he'll be spinning onto rails.
Artifact Rocker
Discover 60,000 ways to explore the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Whether you play in it, explore in it or relax in it, we always have the best gear on-hand and in-season.
Weekly Deals to fuel a lifetime of adventure. Save up to 70% on products for every season and passion! Save big. Explore more.
Maybe outsold but never undersold. We offer the best price match guarantee on every product. We match prices so you don't have to.
A simple way to share the love. The House gift card personalizes your gift beyond the plastic. Give the gift that never needs a receipt.


text:
All groups
Collab and Idea Lovers
Created by Stephhoney in Authors
Collabs Collaboration Love fantasy drama mystery teen adult stories ideas
Collaboration Creations
Created by Jade_Samantha in Collaboration, Writing Groups & Circles
Fantasy, fiction, horror or romance, anything will do!
Collaborative Corner
Created by nickb in Collaboration, General Interest, Writing Groups & Circles
Looking for help or feedback on a story you're working on? Stop by the Collaborative Corner and let us know about it!
Collaborative NaNoers
Created by Scribbly in Authors, Collaboration
Where nanoers flock to plan a collaboration.
Collaborative Poetry
Created by Rac7hel in Collaboration, Poetry, Writing Groups & Circles
Like the Collaborative Corner, but for poetry!
collective stories
Created by GalacticNebula in Random
this groupe is all about stories that any one can join to create.
Comedy and humour
Created by EotP in General Interest, Genres, Just for Fun
Learn and laugh, laugh and learn! The group for people who specialize in writing things to make people laugh (or at least, try to!), and for those who want to get better at it.
Completed Works
Created by Jackerbie in General Interest, Libraries
Looking for a finished story to read? We've got 'em here!
Constructive Cafe
Created by TalesOfAgo in Authors, General Interest, Writing Groups & Circles
On a drafty corner that's just across the street from the park lies the Constructive Cafe. Bring any questions and unfinished works that you would like help with, along with your coffee recipes. We'll help you out. :)
Creative Collaborators
Created by APoetwithPassion in Collaboration, Just for Fun, Poetry
Join, trade focus words, and write!
Creative Corner
Created by LouisaJo in Just for Fun
Do you have great ideas you're itching to share? Titles with no place? Need inspiration? You're at the right place!
Creative Descriptions
Created by marcuslee in Collecting, Education, Libraries
When you have writer's block and you don't know how to describe a scene, this is the place to come.
Creative Titles
Created by TheRosesBloom in Collaboration, Just for Fun, Social
Because naming our work is harder than writing it.
Creative Writing - Achva 2016/7
Created by LauraM in Education, Foreign Language, Poetry
A bunch of students writing poetry in (mostly) L2
Creative Writing - Herzog 2013
Created by Drlauram in Foreign Language, Poetry, Writing Groups & Circles
A bunch of students training to be English teachers unleashing their creative sides!
Creative Writing Essentials
Created by danielleurban442 in Genres, Publishing, Writing Groups & Circles
Author?Poet?Writer? Stuck in writer's block? Join now!
Creative Writing Herzog 2015/6
Just write it!
Creative Writing Herzog 2015/6
Created by Drlauram
Just write it!
Created by babyrhinos in Fan Clubs, Fan Fiction, Genres
The case that makes you, and the case that breaks you.