text:
Excitatory amino acids
this wiki
Assessment |
Biopsychology |
Comparative |
Cognitive |
Developmental |
Language |
Individual differences |
Personality |
Philosophy |
Social |
Methods | Statistics | Clinical | Educational | Industrial | Professional items | World psychology |
Biological: Behavioural genetics · Evolutionary psychology · Neuroanatomy · Neurochemistry · Neuroendocrinology · Neuroscience · Psychoneuroimmunology · Physiological Psychology · Psychopharmacology (Index, Outline)
|Activity at an axon terminal: Neuron A is transmitting a signal at the axon terminal to neuron B (receiving). Features: 1. Mitochondrion. 2. synaptic vesicle with neurotransmitters. 3. Autoreceptor. 4. Synapse with neurotransmitter released (serotonin). 5. Postsynaptic receptors activated by neurotransmitter (induction of a postsynaptic potential). 6. Calcium channel. 7. Exocytosis of a vesicle. 8. Recaptured neurotransmitter.|}
An excitatory amino acids is an amino acids that acts as a amino acid neurotransmitter which has an excitatory effect at the synapse
An amino acid neurotransmitter is a chemical substance which is able to transmit a nerve message across a synapse. Neurotransmitters (chemicals) are packaged into vesicles that cluster beneath the axon terminal membrane on the presynaptic side of a synapse in a process called endocytosis.[1] Amino acid neurotransmitter release (exocytosis) is dependent upon calcium Ca2+ and is a presynaptic response.
Some EAA are L-Glutamate, L-Aspartate, L-Cysteine, and L-Homocysteine.[2] These neurotransmitter systems will activate post-synaptic cells.[3] Some IAA include GABA, Glycine, β-Alanine, and Taurine.[2] The IAA depress the activity of post-synaptic cells.[3]
See alsoEdit
- Amino acid non protein functions
- Excitatory amino-acid transporter also known as glutamate transporters,
- Excitatory amino acid agonist - a pharmacological agent which acts to increase the stimulation of receptors for excitatory amino acids ...
- Excitatory amino acid antagonist - a pharmacological agent which acts to decrease the stimulation of receptors for excitatory amino acids
- Excitatory amino-acid transporter 5
- Excitatory amino-acid transporter 4
- Glutamate aspartate transporter
- Glutamic acid
- Inhibitory amino acids
References Edit
- ↑ Axon Terminal : on Medical Dictionary Online. URL accessed on 2008-12-25.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 (2007) Foye's Principles of Medicinal Chemistry, David A. Williams, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 D'haenen, Hugo (2002). Biological Psychiatry (digitised online by Google books), Paul Willner, John Wiley and Sons. URL accessed 2008-12-26.
|Alanine | Arginine | Asparagine | Aspartic acid | Cysteine | Glutamic acid | Glutamine | Glycine | Histidine | Isoleucine | Leucine | Lysine | Methionine | Phenylalanine | Proline | Serine | Threonine | Tryptophan | Tyrosine | Valine
|Essential amino acid | Protein | Peptide | Genetic code
Cell physiology: cell signaling
|Key concepts
Ligand - Cell signaling networks - Signal transduction - Apoptosis - Second messenger system (Ca2+ signaling, Lipid signaling)
Paracrine - Autocrine - Juxtacrine - Neurotransmitters - Endocrine (Neuroendocrine)
|Types of proteins
Receptor (Transmembrane, Intracellular) - Transcription factor (General, Preinitiation complex, TFIID, TFIIH) - Adaptor protein
Neurotransmitter systems


text:
Shop our 43rd Anniversary Sale • Save up to 50% on yarns, needles & more ➤ Shop Now
Garter stitch wrap, worked end to end, with edging worked as you go. Stitches are increased then decreased outside of the edging to form the tapered ends.
This pattern is available as a PDF download.
Finished Measurements: Approx 9½" wide (at center) x 75¾" long
Yarn Requirements: 4 hanks of Canyon by Classic Elite (85% pima cotton, 15% alpaca; 50 g = approx 150 yards) in shade 3706 Arroyo
Needles: US Size 4 (3.5 mm)
Gauge: 23 sts and 38 rows = 4" in Garter stitch
This pattern is also featured in the Classic Elite Yarns 9211 Canyon hard copy pattern booklet.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by PA Cowboy11, Aug 1, 2006.
J-Dub show just said that Kennedy will be there today to work out for BP.
If it is a warm body and can spell OL then it will help us!
when will he be there
Even if the Cowboys don't end up signing Kennedy, I'm glad to see Jerry and Bill leaving no stone unturned as they try to upgrade the team.
Fans of most other teams aren't so fortunate ....
I dont know if he's warm, but I know he's fat
really cant see how somebody that weighs that much and hasnt played in two yrs can help to be quite honest...if he CAN help then it says what a truly sad shape our OL is in
I keep waiting for someone to say how he would be good as a NT or TE.
Just announced it right now on the radio!!
If this former pro-bowler can still play, SIGN HIM!!!
I dont think you know what your talking about.
Hes probably been playing football since he was 12. Hes now 33 ( which isn't old for an OL) and only been out of the league for 2 seasons. Did he just forget how to play?
If hes in shape then yes he could help this team because only 2 years ago he was one of the best offensive tackles in the league and one hell of a pass blocker.
He's 35. And he's 380. He buys his clothes at the Coleman tent store. And it's actually been 3 years since he played. It's a long long shot.
ahh if hes fat enough then he doesnt need to be good he just needs to sit there and clog the hole, just bring him in on passing plays, you cant use him on runningplays julius will get stuck in him
*if* this statement is true, then how can we have a good feeling out our OL?
is he italian????? (ducks)
No harm in looking. I have my doubts, but glad they are open to the possibility.
just remmeber he called us we didnt call him.
I never post a simple, "I agree", or "thanks", and I've never posted something as simple as, "that's funny right there," but I laughed out loud at that one, so for the first time I'll just say, "that's funny right there!"
I KNOW you don't know what you are talking about when you say he's 33. he is 35, born 2/12/71.
That really doesn't matter, a lot of lineman have played very well into their mid to late thirties, heel a couple even into their 40's.
Well, the latest report said he was "down" to 380. That would mean at the very least he needs to lose 25-30 lbs. That is doable with training camp just underway. And it depends on whether you are looking at him for depth or to compete to start. I would not mind him for depth, because the reports on Fabini are less than inspiring. With Flozell not 100% and Colombo a risk with his bad knees, I think we are going to have to keep 4 tackles, although Kosar could play tackle in a pinch. He was playing at a very high level when he retired.
With 4 tackles, would mean we keep Gurode, Johnson, Rivera, Kosier and....
Peterman, Procter, McQuistan, Tarullo?
He last played in the 2003 season. He missed 2004 and 2005. That is two years.
And a 33, or 35 according to Cowpoke, year old with less wear and tear after a two year vacation. Lincoln could turn out to be a good find for us. Trying him out can't hurt anything anyway.
I usually tend to think of myself as cynical and pessimistic.
However, I think I must be downright sunny compared to you.


text:
Thousands of drug-crime inmates could be freed early under new laws that will retroactively cut sentencing disparities between those convicted of possessing or distributing crack cocaine and those found instead with the drug in powdered form.
About 1,900 prisoners are eligible to walk free immediately. The reforms address sentencing guidelines set in 1980s when crack cocaine use and related gang violence were rife in the US. The sentences for those convicted on crack charges were the same as those with 100 times more in powdered cocaine.
Pressure to correct that bias had been mounting for years, partly because it was seen as racially discriminatory as crack cocaine use was particularly commonplace in black communities.
Even with the changes, there is still an 18-to-1 disparity in sentences for crack and powder cocaine offences, prompting some critics to say the changes are too timid.
- More about:
- Narcotics
- Prison
- Punishment


text:
Ironically, he got the part when he was thinking of retiring from acting, at the age of 54. He had just appeared as Audrey Hepburn's husband in Breakfast At Tiffany's (1961), having made his name in the 1930s as a gangling eccentric dancer in a number of endearingly silly film musicals. He might also have been remembered as the Tin Man in the classic Judy Garland film of The Wizard Of Oz (1939), but for an accident that nearly killed him.
Ebsen was initially cast as the Scarecrow, alongside Ray Bolger's Tin Man. He then good-naturedly accepted Bolger's plea to switch roles, only to find that when the make-up people covered him with aluminium paint, it got into his lungs. Ten days into production, he recalled, "after dinner, I took a breath - and nothing happened."
Ebsen was rushed to LA's Good Samaritan hospital, while irate studio chiefs complained that a major picture was behind schedule. Unwilling to wait for him to recover, MGM replaced him with the far less talented Jack Haley, and allowed his contract to lapse.
Curiously for an actor who came to typify American hickdom, Ebsen was born the son of a Danish father and Latvian mother who spoke German as their home language. He trained in his father's dance school in Belleville, Illinois, before forming a song-and-dance act with his sister Vilma and toured in vaudeville.
In 1928, he was part of the cowboy chorus in the Eddie Cantor hit show Whoopee, and went to other Broadway shows, often with Vilma. They reached the screen in Broadway Melody Of 1936 (1935), in which they did a sprightly rooftop number called Sing Before Breakfast, soon after which Vilma retired.
Ebsen's leisurely hoofing, smooth singing and unsophisticated persona were seen at their best when he was dancing with Shirley Temple in Captain January (1936), romancing Frances Langford in Born To Dance (1936) and dueting with the 15-year-old Judy Garland in Broadway Melody Of 1938. He also provided light relief in The Girl Of The Golden West (1938), as Jeanette MacDonald's donkey-riding friend who sings The West Ain't Wild Anymore.
After MGM dropped him in 1939, Ebsen appeared in several B-pictures, before joining the US navy in 1943. Emerging as a lieutenant in 1945, he attempted to revive his screen career, though it was only rescued from the doldrums in Walt Disney's Davy Crockett (1955), playing the hero's sidekick George Russell, which, in 1956, spawned a television series.
That same year, Ebsen was superb as a grizzled, respected soldier in a platoon under siege in Attack!, Robert Aldrich's hard-hitting depiction of the perfidious attitude of certain officers in the second world war.
From 1973 to 1980, he was seen on television as the soft-spoken, milk-drinking Barnaby Jones, a retired private detective who takes over the practice when his son is killed. According to Ebsen, "Barnaby Jones encouraged men not to give up at 65."
This was followed in the 1980s with Matt Houston, another popular series in which he played the private-eye hero's uncle, a retired investigator. His last screen appearance was a cameo in The Beverley Hillbillies (1994), a feature-film version of the television series which only proved that there was no substitute for the original Jed Clampett.
When not appearing in television westerns, Ebsen relaxed by sailing his 35ft catamaran, with which he won a number of races. He also painted in oils, and his romantic novel Kelly's Quest (2001) was a big seller.
He had two daughters from his first marriage, and four daughters and a son from his second marriage. The children all survive him, as does his third wife, Dotti.
· Christian Rudolph 'Buddy' Ebsen, actor and dancer, born April 2 1908; died July 6 2003


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our uncomplicated sign up form and login to the website.
This step is noncompulsory but will greatly multiply your chances of getting interest from other Christian members on the site. Let people know a bit about yourself, your pasttimes and upload some good photos of yourself.
Use our website's sophisticated search to discover members who fulfill your criteria. Or just look through listings of Christian singles and discover daters that take your fancy.
Found someone who could be interesting? Drop them a line or just a wink and see if anything develops. With a little luck you'll be on your way to locating your soulmate.
It doesn't take long


text:
Al Yankovic Quotes About SongsQuotes about: Songs
I have very mixed feelings about it. On one hand, I'm concerned that the rampant downloading of my copyright-protected material over the Internet is severely eating into my album sales and having a decidedly adverse effect on my career. On the other hand, I can get all the Metallica songs I want for FREE! WOW!
I cut my teeth playing rock songs on the accordion when I was a teenager and my friends always thought that was extremely amusing. I think that was the genesis of my polka medleys, because every rock song I played on the accordion just sounded like a polka and my friends thought it was funny. So that was a joke that I continue up to this very day.
There's a lot of different ways that a song would be a challenge to parody. There are a lot of songs that would ostensibly be a good candidate for parody, yet I can't think of a clever enough idea. Some songs are too repetitive for me to be able to fashion a humorous set of lyrics around. Some songs flat-out just don't work creatively for me.
My own personal tastes don't really have an effect on whether song is a parody target or not. But having said that, I try to pick songs that I actually like because I realize that I have to live with these songs for a long time, from when I'm working on them in the studio to possibly playing them onstage for the rest of my life. So I try not to pick songs that I know would drive me crazy.
Al Yankovic
- Born: October 23, 1959
- Occupation: Singer-songwriter
- Cite this Page: Citation


text:
[PHOTO] SIB: SHAKER'S PRAYER | Fri, 25 Oct 2002 07:44:51" />
Planted in '00. Bloomed this year for the first time. This is by far
and away my most vigorous Sib to date, and it bloomed significantly
taller than its registered height for me.
SHAKER'S PRAYER (C. Warner, 1989) Sib, 30-36", E-L. Diploid. S. violet;
red violet styles; F. golden yellow at hafts, turning to white ground in
center, overall delicate lilac veining, solid violet edge. AM 1994,
Morgan-Wood Medal 1996
USDA zone 3b, AHS zone 4 - northern MN
clay soil
------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~-->
Plan to Sell a Home?
Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/


text:
YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria. These factors are similar to those you might use to determine which business to select from a local Yellow Pages directory, including proximity to where you are searching, expertise in the specific services or products you need, and comprehensive business information to help evaluate a business's suitability for you. "Preferred" listings, or those with featured website buttons, indicate YP advertisers who directly provide information about their businesses to help consumers make more informed buying decisions. YP advertisers receive higher placement in the default ordering of search results and may appear in sponsored listings on the top, side, or bottom of the search results page.
Scrap Metal Recycling in Mayfield, KY
1.West Kentucky Recycling
906 N 17th St
0.97 mi
Recycling CentersSurplus & Salvage Merchandise
2.Republic Services
414 Jimtown Rd
1.93 mi
Garbage CollectionWaste Recycling & Disposal Service & EquipmentRecycling Centers
nice staff, nice company, and they do what they are suppose to do,.....pick up the trash in a timely manner. No questions, no complaints, no hassle!
3.CWI Inc
414 Jimtown Rd
1.72 mi
Garbage CollectionRecycling CentersRubbish RemovalWaste Recycling & Disposal Service & Equipment
4.Sunshine Paper Products
355 Sophia St
5.54 mi
Recycling CentersPaper Products
5.Garrett Recycling Inc
1500 Blow Ave
22.33 mi
Recycling CentersScrap MetalsMetals
The web page is layed out very well. good information on how to get to the business, business hours, etc. Very difficult to find the scrap prices. as a matter of fat - I NEVER found them.
More InfoPREFERRED
6.Waste Management
Recycling CentersGarbage Disposal Equipment Industrial & CommercialContractors Equipment & SuppliesGarbage & Rubbish Removal Contractors Equipment
Waste Management provides residential, commercial and industrial trash collection, as well as recycling and dumpster services. We support a number of local community organizations with employee volunteerism and event participation. Waste Management is dedicated to serving customers and communities as a safe and comprehensive service provider, a good corporate citizen and a responsive environmental steward.
7.Waste Cost Solutions
Recycling CentersContractors Equipment & SuppliesGarbage & Rubbish Removal Contractors EquipmentGarbage Collection
Waste Cost Solutions (WCS) is a full-service waste management company. We negotiate nationwide, multi-location waste management contracts in addition to managing every detail, of each location's services. Our clients include restaurant chains, hotel chain
8.Frontier Recycle & Demolition
Scrap MetalsRecycling CentersTrash HaulingDemolition Contractors
Friendly staff did wonderful on a container service just the right man for the job Frontier Recycle Thanks
9.Cash For Junk Cars & Used Cars
Scrap MetalsAutomobile SalvageUsed Car Dealers
Cash For Junk Cars Inc is ready to get you top dollar for your junk car. Here is how it works: Step 1. Call and receive an immediate quote for your car right over the phone. Step 2. Schedule a convenient time to have your vehicle picked up. Step 3. Get paid on the spot at your scheduled pick up. It's really that simple! So give us a call and put big money in your pocket today!
10.AW Waste
Portable ToiletsGarbage & Rubbish Removal Contractors EquipmentContractors Equipment & SuppliesSelf Storage
Receive $10 Off of New Dumpster Service.+2more
Arwood Waste & Demolition is the Southeast's largest privately owned waste company serving the community for over 30 years. We specialize in recycling, demolition, site clean-up, curbside pick-up and rental of roll-off dumpsters, front load dumpsters, and compactors. Today Arwood Waste & Demolition is a full service waste company. We offer small residential clean, large construction debris removal and disaster relief when the unexpected strikes. We will mobilize when disaster strikes.
Compactors-Waste-Industrial & CommercialRecycling Equipment & ServicesBaling Equipment & SuppliesWaste Reduction
If you own a Store, Restaurant, Office Complex, Hotel or other Commercial property then you probably need to get your waste management equipment off your balance sheets! There are significant tax savings to be made by renting your equipment, and you get your service, maintenance, and hauling contracts bundled into one easy-to-manage package, that saves you and your staff, time and money& guaranteed. Take a minute to compare All the costs between owning and renting your equipment. I think you'll be surprised.
12.Dream Green
Recycling Centers
13.Key Recycling
Recycling CentersUsed & Rebuilt Auto Parts
14.Kentucky Petroleum RecyclingServing the Mayfield, KY area
Recycling CentersPetroleum OilsEnvironmental & Ecological ConsultantsIndustrial Oils
Please Call for More Information
15.RockyPoint Copper Stills
5931 Oaks Rd
15.14 mi
Scrap Metals-Wholesale
We are copper moonshine still builders. Distillation pArts and products. Whiskey stills. Moonshine stills. Vodka stills. Organic ethanol production distilleries. GIN baskets. MOONSHINNERS.
Browse Top Categories
Temporary Error.
Please try reloading the page.


text:
The jurist courted controversy through his pointed rulings opposing gay marriage, the Affordable Care Act, affirmative action and other liberal causes during his nearly 30-year tenure on the high court.
Politicians, pundits, comedians and regular fans and foes of the conservative firebrand took to Twitter with their thoughts on the news, which is sure to shake up the 2016 presidential election.
Here is a sampling of the most notable responses so far.
Also Read: Justice Antonin Scalia's Death Dominates CBS GOP Debate


text:
Come across Chiropractor Degrees within the Usa and Canada. Chiropractor degrees are available to candidates that have successfully finished a comprehensive class of review in chiropractic. In several scenarios, chiropractic faculties will choose applicants that have already accomplished a bachelor's degree from chiropractor sarasota an accredited school or university; thus, it can be important that prospective learners intrigued achieve their health practitioner of chiropractor degrees analyze academic conditions and specifications ahead of making use of.
Alternative medicine educational institutions that deliver academic plans resulting in doctor of chiropractor degrees will involve in-depth curriculums comprised of a minimum amount of four,two hundred hrs. A number of chiropractic schools may well offer total and part-time scientific tests, which may be concluded in four -7 decades. Pupils wanting physician of chiropractor degrees will rapidly understand that curriculums are course-intensive, which includes philosophy and science of chiropractic, spinal anatomy, biomechanics, static palpation, medical neurology, physiotherapy, biochemistry, radiology, prognosis and chiropractic procedure. In the majority of applications featuring chiropractor levels, learners will get hands-on coaching in clinical, laboratory and sophistication instruction.
Some chiropractic educational institutions presenting chiropractor degrees can even lengthen pre-chiropractic science diploma courses in human biology and public wellness. Learners who definitely have attained chiropractor levels will have acquired an abundance of knowledge and techniques within the subject of chiropractic, such as tips on how to efficiently use manipulation approaches to "adjust" the spine. These strategies are basically utilised inside the cure and prevention of mechanical ailments, or "dis-ease" of your musculoskeletal system. Pupils who definitely have achieved chiropractor degrees can have learned the legitimate philosophy of chiropractic; becoming that "subluxations" in the spine can have an affect on operating on the nervous program and in general wellbeing; and how to implement chiropractic changes to correct these locations of "dis-ease."
Productive candidates who have accomplished all academic requirements to accomplish chiropractor levels, and who've acquired licensure can be expecting own and skillfully worthwhile occupations within the field. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, industry experts which have attained chiropractor degrees and licensing provide the likely of earning about $100,000 yearly.


text:
Sony at NAB 2016
Case Studies from Asia Pacific
Be inspired by leading professionals with revealing stories about the innovative and business-building ways they are working with Sony to get the results they want.
Darmstadt State Theatre opts for Sony DWX Digital Wireless
Find out more about how Darmstadt improved its in-house technical facilities.
Sony DWX digital wireless
The Sony DWX digital wireless system was selected to provide the highest sound quality for Ryan Leslie's European sell-out tour.
Maxim Gorki Theatre setting a new course with DWX
Fresh ideas and a new wireless audio system at the Maxim Gorki Theatre.
OB-Team chooses Sony DWX digital wireless system
The Norwegian full service facility house has replaced its microphone system.


text:
Onde Comprar o livro Livro Steven Spielberg – Cohen, Clelia – ISBN: 2866425758. Veja em loja online o preço deste livro.
Steven Spielberg was the boy wonder of the new Hollywood of the 1970s. Taking Orson Welles as his model, he made Duel aged only 25, following it up with a string of successes that brought him the adulation of the studios. As a fan of special effects, and entirely attuned to the shift towards younger film audiences, he took entertainment to new heights with films such as 'Jaws', 'ET' and 'Jurassic Park'. He is also involved in production through his studio Dreamworks and is considered to be a influential figure of contemporary film. 'Masters of Cinema' seeks to be a introduction to the work of several great directors. Comprehensive, authoritative, yet concise and accessible monographs on leading figures in the history of cinema, these books are organized chronologically, from the director's earliest works to their most recent films. Richly illustrated with 100 images, including film stills, set photographs, film sequences and posters.


text:
Parents Association
Parent participation is strongly encouraged and welcomed on many fronts. The Parents Association is a very active group at Browning, providing our parents a wonderful way to get involved with the community. Monthly meetings are open to all of our parents and include an update by Headmaster Clement and an opportunity to sign up for current committees.
The Parents Association is involved in organizing social fundraising events, sponsoring guest speakers, and supporting faculty development. Each year, the Parents Association hosts dynamic authors and educators at Browning. Topics have included single sex schooling, the developmental needs of boys, and adolescent socialization.
Click here for school uniform information.
The Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning Society of NY honored original poems by two of our boys. Well done!… https://t.co/aaF0PMSd1w
RT @mgtchemist: @bnoelscience visiting Chem lab today! @BrowningSchool https://t.co/WgH3fBEZUj


text:
Alexander Bald
Alexander Bald (1783–1859) was a poet.
Bald was a poet and frequent contributor to The Scots Magazine. As the 'father' of the 'Shakespeare Club of Alloa', he became a friend and correspondent with the poets James Hogg (the club's 'laureate', who wrote Ode to the Genius of Shakespeare for the club) and John Grieve.[1] Bald features in Hogg's story Some Passages in the Life of Colonel Cloud that featured in Blackwood's Magazine in 1825.[2] In the story, Colonel Cloud travels with the narrator to the annual Shakespeare Festival at Alloa, there they meet 'Mr Alexander Bald'.[3]
Bald worked as a timber and brick merchant. His two best known poems feature in The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume V. by Charles Rogers (1857) and three others are found in The Poets of Clackmannanshire by James Beveridge (1885). Alexander Bald was the brother of Robert Bald, the engineer.
- The Modern Scottish Minstrel, by Charles Rogers, LL.D. F.S.A. Scot.
- The Clackmannanshire Poets, by James Beveridge.
- ^ The Collected Letters of James Hogg, p.443, 2004, Edinburgh University Press ISBN 0-7486-1671-3
- ^ 'Some Passages in the Life of Colonel Cloud' Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. XVIII, July - December 1825
- ^ 'The Genesis of 'Gil-Martin': James Hogg, 'Colonel Cloud', and 'The Madman in the Mercury'' - David Groves, Notes and Queries, Volume 52, Number 4, December 2005, OUP
External links[edit]
- Two poems by Alexander Bald in The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume V. by Various Project Gutenberg
- Three poems in The Poets of Clackmannanshire ScotsText.org
- Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. XVIII, July - December 1825
- "Bald, Alexander". Dictionary of National Biography. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.


text: Sunflower Husk Pellets - Yug Rusi LTD Toggle navigation TRADE DEALS Products Companies Product Company Search LOGIN E-mail Password Remember me Join Free JOIN FREE HomeEnergy & Power Other Energy Products Sunflower Husk Pellets PRICE: contract price Product Description Our company offers ecologically appropriate bio fuel Sunflower Husk Pellets. You can get even more energy from Sunflower Husk Pellets, than from Wood Pellets. Only difference is ash volume after burning SPH-it is about 4% (Wood pellets 1,5%). The parameters are the following: diameter 8 mm (max 10 mm) length 5 32 mm moisture 10% (max 13%) ash max 4% net calorific value min 15,5 GJ/tn bulk density min 420 kg/m³ Other products sunflower husk pellets Price: contract price Sunflower oil "Avedov" Price: contract price Sunflower oil "Zlato" Price: contract price Wheat Flour "Yug Rusi" in / with Price: contract price Company Info Yug Rusi LTD Contact Person: Phone: 88005007707 Contact now × Contact form Your name: Your E-mail: Your Phone: Subject: Enter a message: Close


text:
EUR/USD: weekly Ichimoku analysis
Tatyana Norkina, FBS
Daily. The currency pair renewed the weekly lows last week, descending to 1.3333. The bearish trend remains strong. Daily Ichimoku confirms the selling pressure: all the lines are headed to the downside. At the same time we see, that the pair is strongly oversold, what may cause a bullish correction.
Chart. Daily EUR/USD
H4. H4 Ichimoku also looks bearish. The pair tested the lower border of the Cloud, but failed to break inside. Tenkan and Kijun lines formed another dead cross, supporting new sales. However, the lines are now lying horizontally. For this reson we see a chance for a short-term flat trading and a retracement into the 1.3400 area.
Chart. H4 EUR/USD


text:
The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase/Quotes
< The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase
18,991 articles beingAdd New Page
edited here
edited here
|The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase
- Troy McClure: "Spinoff!" Is there any word more thrilling to the human soul? Hi, I'm Troy McClure. [begins walking] You may remember me from such TV spinoffs as "Son of Sanford and Son" and "AfterMannix." I'm here at the Museum of TV and Television with a real treat for "Simpsons" fans if any because tonight we present, "The Simpsons Spinoff Showcase!"
- Troy McClure: The Fox Network needs 35 shows to fill a few holes in their programming lineup. [presents a schedule chart that's actually more holes than lineup] That's a pretty daunting task -- and the producers weren't up to it. Instead, they churned out three "Simpsons" spinoffs, transplanting already popular characters into new locales and situations. First up, a gritty crime drama starring Springfield's beloved Police Chief Wiggum. Keep at least one eye open because his best friends, the Simpsons, just might pop in to wish him luck. Let's us wish him luck too. Good luck, Wiggum! [salutes]
- Chief Wiggum: Ah, New Orleans. The Big Easy. Sweet Lady Gumbo. Old... Swampy.
- Chief Wiggum: Oh, man, what a day. It's no cakewalk being a single parent, juggling a career and family like so many juggling balls. Two, I suppose.
- Ralph: Daddy, these rubber pants are hot.
- Chief Wiggum: You wear 'em until you learn, son.
- Principal Skinner: Looks like you got an enemy, Chief. You know, folks here don't much care for law and order types.
- Chief Wiggum: [picks the skull up with a pencil] Is that right? Maybe they'll change their minds once I arrest them for throwing skulls all over my floor. [puts the skull on his desk, dumps two fistfuls of pencils in the eye sockets, and leans back to admire his decorating skills]
- Chief Wiggum: So Skinner, who do you figure threw that skull through my window. What's the word on the streets?
- Principal Skinner: Well, to be honest Chief, I haven't lived in New Orleans for 42 years. Although according to an article I read in "Parade" magazine...
- Chief Wiggum: Uh-huh.
- Principal Skinner: ... a criminal by the name of "Big Daddy" runs this town.
- Chief Wiggum: "Big Daddy," eh? Well, he won't feel so big if he messes with Chief Wiggum, P. I. again. Which I sincerely doubt he will.
- Principal Skinner: Big Daddy's trademark calling card -- it's right here inside the skull.
- Chief Wiggum: [shakes the card out of the skull] Looks like we got our first case ever, Skinny Boy. And this time, it's personal.
- Announcer: "Chief Wiggum, P. I." will return... right now!
- Chief Wiggum: [picking up the phone] Who is this?
- Principal Skinner: It's me, chief. I'm on the other extension.
- Big Daddy: Now you listen up, mon ami, and you listen good, hear? The name's Daddy, Charles Daddy.
- Chief Wiggum: Big Daddy! What have you done with my boy, Daddy?
- Big Daddy: Ah, the boy is fine...so far. I taught him to play the spoons. [Ralph blissfully tries to play the spoons with his nose] If you ever want to see that boy again, I suggest you leave town today, hear? [hangs up]
- Chief Wiggum: [hangs up] Sounds like there was some kind of party going on in the background. Are there any parties today, Skinner?
- Principal Skinner: Eh. Not really a party town. Though if I remember correctly they occasionally a function called Marty's ... something.
- Chief Wiggum: Well, if it isn't my old friends from Springfield, the Simpsons! What brings you folks to New Orleans?
- Bart: Mardi Gras, man! When the Big Easy calls, you gotta accept the charges!
- Lisa: Chief Wiggum, I can't wait to hear about all the exciting, sexy adventures you're sure to have against this colorful backdrop!
- Chief Wiggum: Well golly, I'd love to chat but my son's been kidnapped. You haven't seen him, have you? Caucasian male, between the ages of 6 and 10, thinning hair?
- Ralph: Look, Big Daddy, it's regular daddy.
- Big Daddy: The Chief! Ooh, I suppose I'd best to run. [fans himself with his hat] Lord have mercy, how I wish I weren't so fat.
- Big Daddy: Welcome to my maison, Chief. I've been expecting you.
- Chief Wiggum: Is that so, Big Daddy? Well expect this: [draws gun] The arrest of you, by me. Big Daddy: New Orleans is my town. Nobody going to mess with me. I got interests, and I ain't talking about stamp collecting, though I do find that extremely interesting.
- Principal Skinner: Oh yeah? That makes two of us.
- Big Daddy: You know, boys, there's an old saying down on the bayou that, uh, blah! [throws Ralph at Wiggum and Skinner]
- Principal Skinner: [about Big Daddy] He's gradually getting away, Chief.
- Chief Wiggum: Ah, let him go. I have the feeling we'll meet again, each and every week. Always in more sexy and exciting ways.
- Ralph: Daddy, when I grow up, I want to be just like you.
- Principal Skinner: Better start eating, kid.
- Chief Wiggum: Start eating! [laughs]
- Ralph: I didn't mean it that way. [laughs]
- Troy McClure: Oh, hi! Welcome back to our spinoff showcase. Could "The Simpsons" ever have maintained its popularity without Moe the bartender? Let's hope so, because Moe's leaving to do his own sitcom. But don't panic, he's taking a familiar sidekick with him. And his best friend Homer might just stop by to wish him luck. Let's take a peek!
- Barney: [finishing up his beer] Well, I gotta go. I got a date with the lady in front of the drug store who's always yelling things. [leaves]
- Moe: She told me she was washing her hair tonight. [sighs] I'm so desperately lonely.
- Grampa: [voice only] Ah, quit your bellyaching, you big loser.
- Moe: Who said that?
- Grampa: I did! It's me, Abe Simpson.
- Moe: But you're d-d-d-dead!
- Grampa: I died, but I've came back as your love-testing machine. I'm the Love-matic Grampa!
- Moe: [screams]
- Grampa: Don't be afraid, Moe. I'm here to help you with your romantic problems.
- Moe: Hey, I don't need no advice from no pinball machine. I'll have you know I wrote the book on love.
- Grampa: Yeah, "All's Quiet on The Western Front."
- (An Audience says "Ooh!")
- Moe: Ah, kiss my dish rag.
- (The audience laughs)
- Grampa: See, that's your problem. You're a crab. Ladies like sweet talkers.
- Moe: I'm sweet. I'm sweeter than Jewish wine.
- Grampa: Then prove it. I want you to charm the next pretty young thing that walks through that door.
- (Homer enters the bar)
- Homer: Hmm, greetings!
- (The audience laughs and applauds)
- Grampa: Son, it's me! I floated up toward Heaven but got lost along the way.
- Homer: Dad, is that really you?
- Grampa: Darn tootin', you lousy fink! You buried me naked and sold my suit to buy a ping-pong table! What kind of a son---
- (Homer pulls the love tester's plug)
- Homer: (leaving) Call me when you get a karaoke machine.
- (Moe plugs Grampa back in)
- Grampa: That's the second time he pulled the plug on me.
- Moe: Sorry, Grampa, but I gotta stash ya in the bathroom so Betty won't get wise to us. [sets Grampa up between two urinals, and plugs him in]
- Grampa: This is not the evening I envisioned.
- Moe: Oh, jeez, she just got here. Gimme some advice, quick!
- Grampa: What the...? You know, just be sweet, pour on the honey, you know...
- Moe: Yeah, yeah, yeah, romantic. Ain't sunshine pretty, ain't flowers stupid, I got you. [heads out to meet Betty]
- Grampa: [sighs] I've suffered so long, why can't I die?
- Moe: You know what's great about you, Betty, is you're letting your looks go gracefully. You're not all hung up on looking attractive and desirable. It's just so rare and refreshing.
- Betty: So Moe, tell me a little about yourself.
- Moe: Myself? Uh, uh, Geez. Um, I gotta go to the can again.
- Betty: Eh?
- Moe: I got the runs.
- [Moe sees Kearney and Dolph beating up the Love Tester]
- Moe: Hey, get away from that! Leave him alone!
- Kearney: It said I was gay! [Kearney and Dolph run off]
- Moe: [setting up Grampa, and re-plugging him in] You all right, Grampa?
- Grampa: [dazed] ... oh, Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do ...
- Moe: Will you quit your clowning? I need help, here.
- Grampa: [still dazed] Tell her her rump's as big as the Queen's, and twice as fragrant.
- Moe: [doubtful] Okay.
- [a few seconds later]
- Moe: You are absolutely, positively, the dumbest haunted love tester that I have ever met! [pounds on Grampa]
- Betty: [walks in] What is going on in here?
- Moe: Um, uh, oh, oh, I might as well come clean with you. I ain't too good at talking to women and I really wanted to do you, so I brought along the love tester to help me. As you may have guessed, it's inhabited by the ghost of my friend's dead father.
- Betty: [angry] Why, you conniving, devious, monstrous, despicable, [impressed] sweet little angel!
- Moe: But, Betty, if you'd just give me a chance ...Whaat?
- Troy McClure: Welcome back! I'm talking with the curator of the museum of TV and Television, Mr. John Winslow. [John Winslow is about to say something, but McClure gets up and leaves] In our final spinoff tonight, the Simpson family finally gets the chance to show off the full range of their talents. Unfortunately, one family member didn't want that chance and refused to participate. But thanks to some creative casting, you won't even notice! Show us what you got, TV!
- Kent Brockman: Live from Radio City Music Room in downtown Springfield, it's "The Simpson Family Smile-Time Variety Hour!" featuring the Waylon Smithers Dancers... [dancers dance onstage] ... and the Springfield Baggy-Pants Players ... [their photo spins onscreen] ... and now, a family that doesn't know the meaning of the word, "cancelled," the Simpsons!
- "The Simpsons' Family Smile-Time Variety Hour" Theme Song
- Family: [singing] Come along and bring the family, Come along and join the fun, Come along and join the family Join the family...Simpson! Roll Call!
- Marge: Remember me, my name is Marge, [strokes hair] The TV mom whose hair is large! [holds up Maggie, who sucks her pacifier twice]
- Bart: Step back, mom, it's Bart's turn now! Eat my shorts, don't have a cow!
- "Lisa": I'm Lisa, peppy, blonde, and stunning! Sophomore prom queen five years running! Go-o-o-o, Lisa! [jumps and shakes her pom-poms, like a cheerleader]
- [The theme song halts when Homer doesn't appear]
- Bart: Wait a minute, whoa, whoa. [whistles to call the orchestra's attention] Stop the music. [they do] Where's Dad? [the Simpsons begin to look]
- "Lisa": Here he is! [points to the orchestra pit, where Homer is curled up]
- Homer: I'm hiding from t-t-t-the ghost!
- Marge: Ghost? What ghost?
- Homer: B-b-before the show you said we were having a special ghost tonight.
- Marge: I said we were having a special guest tonight, Mr. Tim Conway!
- Homer: What's a Tim Conway?
- Tim Conway: [walks onstage] Oh, about 120 pounds.
- [The song continues]
- Family: [singing] It's the Simpsons Family Smile Time Variety Hooooour!
- [During the "Beaver Family" skit]
- Bart: Hey, could you two close the dam door?
- Marge: Bart!
- Bart: But that's where we live. A dam.
- Hans Moleman: A poem by Hans Moleman. I think that I shall never see, my cataracts are blinding me. [a flower wilts]
- Tim Conway: [in his skunk costume] And they thought I stunk.
- [The Simpsons are in a big bed]
- Marge: Well, it's time to say goodnight.
- Homer: I wish our special guest Tim Conway didn't have to leave so soon.
- Tim Conway: [pops up from under the covers] I'm still here. Fox wouldn't spring for a decent hotel room.
- Marge: [laughs] He's just kidding. We'd like to thank Fox and the good people at Budget Lodge. Homer: Well, that's all the time we have. So this is the Simpson family saying, as you walk down that road of life ...
- Bart: Hitchhike, it's faster.
- Everyone but Bart: Ba-a-r-rt!
- Bart: [laughs]
- Marge: We're like this all the time! [The Simpsons have a pillow fight and Tim Conway sneaks away.]
- Troy McClure: That's it for our spinoff showcase. But what about the show that started it all? How do you keep "The Simpsons" fresh and funny after eight long years? Well, here's what's on tap for season nine. [McClure pushes a button on the remote, and we see a still shot of Homer turning Lisa into a frog] [mock-spooky] Magic powers! [McClure cycles through three pictures of Selma marrying Apu, the Bee Guy, and Itchy] Wedding after wedding after wedding. [McClure pushes the button again, and we see Bart confronting two thinly disguised variations of himself] And did someone say, "long-lost triplets?" [cut to a shot of the Simpsons] So join America's favorite TV family, [an alien appears, floating above the family] and a tiny green space alien named Ozmodiar that only Homer can see, on Fox this fall. It'll be out of this world! Right, Ozmodiar?
- Ozmodiar: Damn straight, Troy my man!
- Troy McClure and Ozmodiar: Goodnight, America!


text:
The slide at home for the winning score. The moment of impact for a base hit. A run-stealing catch. We all have baseball memories frozen in time. And at stadiums around the majors, statues capture such moments. Indeed, these sculptures enshrine our heroes of yore in ore. Call it a golden age for baseball bronzes. Take in the photographic tour below, then read about
the statues of Major League Baseball
Baseball's bronzes
In Baltimore, George Herman Ruth became "the Babe" upon signing with the minor league Orioles in 1914.
(Ted Mathias/AFP/Getty)


text:
Download our Mobile App
Subscribe to BPL eNews
With the country's eyes turned toward the past today to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington we thought it only appropriate to turn our own eyes to a few items from the Collection dealing with this historic event. Below you will see scans of an Organizing Manual, a Bus Captain's name tag, and pages from the Lincoln Memorial Program. All of these materials come from the Civil Rights in Brooklyn Collection donated by the recently departed, and sorely missed, Rioghan Kirchner. Because of people like her history was not only made, but also preserved for future generations. We can't thank her enough. Though imperfect effects, these small ephemeral items help bring our shared history closer. We hope you think so too.
The Organizing Manual covers everything from the demands of the marchers to the ideal box lunch for participants: "peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, an apple or other fruit, a brownie or plain cake, and a soft drink." Marchers were warned against bringing perishables like mayonnaise and salads.
As the sizeable crowd could attest, the March on Washington was a massive organizational undertaking. The Brooklyn CORE contingent alone sent 13 busses to Washington, each one overseen by a name-tagged captain.
Front page of the program from the March. Dr. King follows Rabbi Joachim Prinz and precedes the head of the March, A. Philip Randolph
A list of demands printed in the program, as well as a map of the route.
Also among these items we find a number of photocopied news stories from local and national newspapers covering the March. This image, clipped here but without a source attribution, depicts a number of the Brooklyn CORE members who skipped the comfort of the bus in order to walk 237 miles to Washington only to... walk some more. After over 100 years of struggle and hardship, what were a few more days and a mere 237 miles to these inspiring demonstrators for peace and equality?
The Brooklyn Collection is pleased to announce that it has received funding to continue the Brooklyn Connections program. Our generous funders, the David and Paula Weiner Memorial Grant, the Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund, and the Tiger Baron Foundation have ensured the program will go on! The program will continue to be available at no cost to Brooklyn classrooms for the 2013-2014 school year. We are proud to be in our seventh year of operation.
Thanks to our generous funders, Brooklyn Connections will be able to expand in several important ways:
*Additional staffing will allow us to serve an impressive 28 partner schools.
*The introduction of elementary schools to the program will make Brooklyn Connections accessible to more students and teachers in need.
*We will work with pre-service teachers in two universities to help them incorporate research into their classrooms.
*Connections educators will continue to write lessons and curricula that is Common Core aligned.
*Each partner school will receive a collection of Brooklyn history books, maps and other materials, ensuring that research can take place in the library AND the classroom.
*Connections staff will organize one teacher open house and six free teacher workshops that will focus on developing research skills in the classroom and local history. These sessions will be open to all New York City teachers!
*We are pleased to announce, thanks to the David and Paula Weiner Memorial Grant, we brought on NYU Professor Daniel Walkowitz to research and write curricula on social movements in New York City. The new curriculum will be taught in middle and high school schools by Brooklyn Connections educators. Stay tuned for upcoming educator professional developments using the social movements' curricula.
If you are a teacher, school administrator, parent or other education-minded Brooklynite that is interested in bringing Brooklyn Connections to a classroom near you, please check out our website. Our 2013-2014 application is available and ready for you. With more staff, classroom materials and online support, there's never been a better time to join us. Please stay tuned to Brooklynology for more information about upcoming teacher workshops and other outreach initiatives.
*Educator open house - October 2, 4:00PM-6:00PM. Tour our Brooklyn Collection, view thousands of primary sources and learn about the Brooklyn Connection program.
*Teacher Workshop - Doing History: Connecting Teachers to Local History with Historian John Manbeck, December 9, 2013 9:00AM-3:00PM. Work with original archival documents, practice using our materials to fulfill Common Core standards and develop new methods for increasing student engagement using Brooklyn's history.
Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
We at the Brooklyn Collection are very sad to announce the passing of a great friend to the library, Rioghan Kirchner. Visitors to the collection may recall seeing Rioghan at her volunteer post in our reserve room, where she spent every Tuesday afternoon indexing the Black News newsletter (a resource that she donated) with her faithful dachsund Teddy waiting patiently at her feet. Her warmth and humor will be missed by all who knew her.
In addition to her work with us in preserving the history of the civil rights movement in Brooklyn, Rioghan was herself an activist in that struggle, and her personal story is an interesting one. Born in Liverpool, England, Rioghan began her journey to the United States by first immigrating to Canada, marrying an American, Paul Kirchner, and then moving to Brooklyn in 1955. Her first job after arriving here was as a clerk at the Kings Bay branch of the Brooklyn Public Library. Soon after receiving her degree from Brooklyn College, she worked for many years in the Domestic Violence Unit of South Brooklyn Legal Services. She retired in 1987 as a legislative assistant to the City Council.
Inspired by the Southern Freedom Riders, she joined CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) in 1961, thinking that she would simply be addressing envelopes and licking stamps in an effort to promote the cause. Instead she took on a much more direct, active role. As Brian Purnell described in his study of Brooklyn's civil rights struggle, Fighting Jim Crow in the County of Kings (for which Purnell interviewed Kirchner and many other members of Brooklyn CORE), Rioghan was enlisted as a "tester". Her job was to masquerade as a potential renter to landlords suspected of housing discrimination and ferret out those who denied rental opportunities based on race. She went on to become Housing Chairman and then Vice-Chairman of Brooklyn CORE. Later, she helped start FOCUS (Freedom Organization Coordinated Unity in Shorefront) and organized the campaign against real estate brokers engaged in discriminatory housing practices.
Above, Rioghan and another protestor in the back of a police van after their arrest at a demonstration against unfair hiring practices at Ebinger's Bakery. Below, Brooklyn CORE members leaving the 67th precinct after their release, singing "We Shall Overcome".
Spurred by a desire to educate and inform new generations of Brooklynites in the history of the civil rights struggle as it played out in their borough, Rioghan donated her collection of CORE and FOCUS materials to the Brooklyn Collection. It is a rich resource that includes flyers for protest rallies, photographs, ephemera and clippings about the civil rights movement as it unfolded across the country. Several members of Brooklyn CORE participated in the March on Washington, which has been much in the news lately as its 50th anniversary is later this month, and their efforts are also documented in Rioghan's papers. We are also lucky to house the Civil Rights in Brooklyn Oral History Collection, donated by Brian Purnell, which preserves the first-person testimony of Rioghan and her fellow activists.
Below, Kirchner and other CORE members at the Fast for Freedom -- a 24-hour fast staged at Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty in August of 1961 as a show of solidarity with Freedom Riders.
At the Brooklyn Collection, we have a large assortment of Brooklyn school ephemera, newspaper clippings, photos, yearbooks and even school newspapers. I've written a few entries about schools the Brooklyn Connections program has partnered with: Erasmus Hall (STAR Early College), MS 57 and PS 26 (Brooklyn Excelsior).
Recently as I was doing some research for yet another Brooklyn Connections partner school, I came across this:
School Diary, Primary School 3, 1878. The flip side of the Diary states, "New and improved series of school records adapted for public of private schools...adopted by the New York City Board of Education."
I was fascinated when I opened up the diary. Students were rated perfect, imperfect, very poor, and failure and they were graded on punctuality and behavior along with subjects such as reading, writing, arithmetic and history. For record keeping, students were given an "x" next to the subject they failed on a particular day. Guardians were required to sign off weekly to indicate they were are aware of how their children did in school. Today, student's study ELA (English Language Arts), math, science, social studies and if they're lucky, art and music. In NYC public schools, elementary and middle school stududents are rated on a rubric of 1-4 using careful language: (4=exceeds standards,3=meets standards, 2=approaching standards and 1=needs direct support).
The diary is much like today's progress reports from public schools. Along with progress reports, report cards are distributed typically four to six times a year--depending on the grade and school. Brooklyn Collection has a few examples of report cards, like this one from Boys' High School, June 1960:
We have a small collection of classroom materials from the Limbert/Thorer family which include report cards, commendation notices and notebooks.
Above, Christine Limbert's 5th grade report card from 1905. She was graded on effort and proficiency. It also indicated she was "deficient in arithmetic." Below, Christine Limbert's class photo from PS 102.
The classroom materials collection has several different notebooks--math, science, history and penmanship (a now long-forgotten subject in public schools).
Christine Limbert's penmanship book.
Annie Thorer's English notebooks
We also have some permanent records dating back to 1902.
Viola Schafer's record from 1908-1914.
Partner schools in the Brooklyn Connections program often use the school newspapers collection to conduct research, or in the case of one school, used it as inspiration to restore the school newspaper. The revitalized school newspaper didn't work out -- for various reasons -- but the students (and teachers) had a blast reading about their school from the perspective of alumni.
Sometimes while researching you'll find the most interesting items in the most obscure places. While researching the Bushwick Campus, I found sheet music for the school anthem from 1912.
"Hurrah for Bushwick High." 1912. Brooklyn Collection. Sheet Music Collection.
Of course other schools had school songs, here are some Boys' High School songs found in the student handbook from 1924.
B.H.S. Marching Song
We are the boys of B.H.S. you hear so much about, The people stop and stare at us whenever we go out, We're noted for our winsomeness, the clever things we do, Most everybody likes us; we hope you'll like us too.
While we go marching, and the band begins to play, You can hear them shouting, The boys of B.H.S. are on the way, Our minds are filled from wisdom's store, our work is done with care, Of 'ologies and 'osophies, We've had a goodly share. But when our work is over and the daily tasks are done, We leave dull care behind us, and have our little fun.
No school collection would be complete without yearbooks. We have yearbooks spanning 159 years from dozens of Brooklyn schools.
I encourage our classes to do research about their school, which usually yields some interesting results; maybe they will find out their school was built on a cemetery, or that former students tried to abolish teachers or even protested the schools' administration -- not that we recommend that sort of thing.


text:
The Morris Kimmel Memorial Sefer Torah
The family of Morris Kimmel will donate and dedicate the Mestiva inaugural Hachnosas Sefer Torah at the Yeshiva building. The memorial Torah presentation marks the culmination of a 10-year campaign to bring this Torah, hand crafted in Israel, to West Bloomfield, Michigan. Join the Kimmel family and friends as they dance the Torah to its new home.
5596 Fox Hunt Lane, West Bloomfield, MI 48322. Parking available at the Mestiva, 4200 Walnut Lake Road, West Bloomfield, MI 48322.
Robert and Laurie Kimmel, their family, friends, relatives and members of the community will lead the celebration. Some 300 people are expected to attend.
Sunday, 2 p.m., 30 October, 2016
"Our family has worked very hard and long to bring this honor to my late father Morris Kimmel and we welcome the community to join us in celebrating the Hachnosas Sefer Torah and procession to the Yeshiva Building," says Robert Kimmel. Kimmel says the presentation of the Torah, hand-made in Israel, is the culmination of years of effort to honor Morris Kimmel and the legacy he has created for his family and the Jewish community in the United States. Background: Torah scrolls are typically commissioned by individuals to memorialize or honor loved ones. Torah scrolls may also be commissioned as a fundraising project for synagogues, yeshivas, and organizations; individuals "buy" letters, words, verses, and chapters to cover the cost of the scroll. The cost of writing a Torah scroll is estimated at USD $30,000 to $100,000. The finished Torah scroll is designated for use during prayer services in a synagogue, or in the sanctuary or study hall of a yeshiva, rabbinical college, university campus, nursing home, military base, or other institution.
Media contacts:
Bruce Babiarz,
BAB Associates, LLC
Editor's Note:
Interviews and photos with Robert Kimmel and the Torah will be made available.


text:
Happy Anniversary! HP Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Deskjets with Faster Printer Ever
HP today announced the worldwide release of the new HP Officejet Pro X, the world's fastest desktop printer as recognized by Guinness World Records.(1)
Designed to meet the demanding and unique needs of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), the HP Officejet Pro X is revolutionizing business printing by increasing productivity, reducing costs and promoting the value of inkjet technology in the workplace.
Since the first HP Deskjet printer was introduced in 1988, HP has continued to innovate in the inkjet market with the HP Photosmart and HP Officejet brands, and has shipped nearly 600 million inkjet printers.(2)
HP also announced two new HP Officejet Pro printers, available this spring. The HP Officejet Pro 251dw Printer and HP Officejet Pro 276dw Multifunction Printer (MFP) provide professional, reliable printing for up to 50 percent lower cost per page than laser printers.(3) They also offer the ability to be easily integrated into existing IT infrastructures through enhanced manageability and workflow solutions.
"SMB customers constantly look for ways to save money and do more with less," said Stephen Nigro, senior vice president, Inkjet and Printing Solutions and Graphics Solutions Business, Printing and Personal Systems Group, HP. "The new HP Officejet Pro X Series is an ideal solution that delivers professional printing at a faster rate(3) and cheaper cost (4) than laser printers, while generating significantly less waste."
"As organizations continue to identify ways to increase productivity and reduce operating costs, the use of inkjets in the office will continue to grow," said Zac Butcher, director, Digital Peripherals Solutions Consulting Service - Europe, InfoTrends. "We expect business inkjet devices to take a greater share of the office printing market, and anticipate that worldwide placements of business inkjet devices will grow from 14.7 million in 2011 to 18.9 million in 2016 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.2 percent."
HP Officejet Pro X: Exceptional speed, quality, reliability, cost efficiency for SMBs
HP Officejet Pro X Series color printers and MFPs deliver up to twice the speed and half the printing cost compared with laser printers.(3)
Powered by HP PageWide Technology the company's next-generation inkjet platform the HP Officejet Pro X Series can deliver high-quality professional documents at up to 70 pages per minute (ppm), making it the fastest desktop printer according to Guinness World Records.(1)


text:
All Categories
Bookstore Categories
Item description for Christ's Beatitudes by Lawrence J. Pencook...This book on Christ's Beatitudes provides a fresh perspective on this essential teaching of Jesus. Lawrence Pencook gives new insight into these pertinent truths and their application in our daily lives. His presentation for the application of these principles will enhance your walk with the Lord and your effectiveness as a disciple. I heartily recommend this book as a back to basics approach to the Beatitudes. -Reverend Lewis R. Barton (MDiv) Pastor Lifeline Baptist Church. Almost everyone is familiar with Christ's Beatitudes. But why did he speak them and how do you live them? This powerful book shows the path Jesus gave to grow closer to Him and to become an authentic citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven. You learned them as a child; you know them as the center of his teachings, so now what do you do with them? Even though they may seem far-fetched and pie-in-the-sky in today's culture; they are a part of coming to faith that will outline your spiritual growth in Christ. No matter how well you think you know, or live the Beatitudes, this book will renew your understanding to the way of the Lord. This is a fresh interpretation that will impact every aspect of your life and consequently you will greatly impact the Kingdom of Heaven to the glory of God. Lawrence is a Licensed Gospel Minister through Lifeline Baptist Church (Southern Baptist Convention) Excelsior Springs, Missouri. During his twenty year naval career he was involved in naval operations for Gulf War I, II; Somalia and Haiti He assisted Chaplains as a Lay Reader ministering to Sailors and Marines alike; leading several Bible studies and lay worship services. Since honorably retiring from the military Lawrence and his family are permanently home-ported in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Promise Angels is dedicated to bringing you great books at great prices. Whether you read for entertainment, to learn, or for literacy - you will find what you want at promiseangels.com!
Item Specifications...
More About Lawrence J. Pencook
Product Categories
Reviews - What do customers think about Christ's Beatitudes?
Write your own review about Christ's Beatitudes
Ask A Question or Provide Feedback regarding Christ's Beatitudes
Add This Product Widget To Your Website
Looking to add this information to your own website? Then use our Product Widget to allow you to display product information in a frame that is 120 pixels wide by 240 pixels high.
|Order toll-free weekdays 10am thru 10pm EST by phone: 1-888-395-0572 (Lines are closed on holidays & weekends.)
|Customer Service | My Account | Track My Orders | Return Policy | Request Free Catalog | Email Newsletter


text:
Market Dates 2015
Mamma Mia! The Handmade Pasta Co.
Handmade pasta and homemade to authentic Italian recipes, using only fresh herbs and traditional flavours: lasagne, bolognese, pizza and other ready prepared Italian meals. Delicious!
It was great to see Carol at the first Sunday market of 2015. Her vegetable lasagne sold out immediately. All her dishes are made to authentic Italian family recipes, with wonderful fresh ingredients, herbs and some very special Italian mamma secrets.
You can find Carol and her wonderful dishes at http://www.thehandmadepastaco.co.uk/
We've moved to Sundays!
We've moved to Sundays – after lots of local consultation it seemed like the best thing to do and we hope you agree it's a good move too! Come along and support local businesses, fastastic produce and quality crafts – now on the first Sunday of the month. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com to take a stall.


text:
Steve Hockensmith wrote a sequel in the series titled Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dreadfully Ever After, which was released on March 22, 2011.[38]
This content is from Wikipedia. GradeSaver is providing this content as a courtesy until we can offer a professionally written study guide by one of our staff editors. We do not consider this content professional or citable. Please use your discretion when relying on it.


text:
On Tuesday, Prince William registered the birth of his newborn daughter, HRH Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana. William signed the registry at Kensington Palace overseen by a registrar from Westminster Register Office.
The Duke filed the official document on the same day Princess Charlotte was met by her great-grandmother the Queen for the first time. William and the Duchess of Cambridge, née Kate Middleton, introduced their newborn baby to Her Majesty in their apartment at Kensington Palace.


text:
'Stay classy, Boston' - college briefly renamed for Ron Burgundy
By Scott Malone
BOSTON (Reuters) - Actor Will Ferrell, in character as bumbling fictional television news anchorman Ron Burgundy, advised viewers to believe 71 percent of what they see on news programs and complained that too few journalists have facial hair in a Wednesday appearance at a Boston college.
Ferrell's mustachioed, burgundy-suited character also misidentified one of the deans of Emerson College as former astronaut John Glenn, the first American to orbit the earth.
"It was only a short while ago I was covering your lunar orbit of the moon," the character said to Phil Glenn, interim dean of the school's college of communications.
The college agreed to rename itself "Ron Burgundy School of Communication" for the day in an event promoting the movie "Anchorman 2," which premieres later this month with Ferrell in a starring role.
The character told a group of students and local journalists that he counted Boston among his 400 favorite cities, but claimed that its historic harbor was an illusion.
"Boston Harbor is completely fake. It's an oil painting," he said, flanked by officials from the school. "Few people know that."
The Burgundy character, an egotistical and at times sexist 1970's television journalist given to malapropisms, first appeared in the 2004 film "Anchorman." He was known for his "Stay Classy, San Diego" sign-off.
At the event on Wednesday, the character made a tongue-in-cheek contention that media organizations do not devote enough time to scandalous stories such as that of embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who recently admitted to smoking crack cocaine and has rejected calls to resign. Continued...


text:
Please select a major product category:
Amtech is the UK market leading manufacturer of specialist software for the building services industry.
Our range of software is designed specifically for the needs of Building Service Engineers and Contractors and includes the most well known brands in the industry, including: Amtech, Luckins, Estimation & ArtrA. A unique advantage of Amtech software is the integration between many products - for example, Electrical Design software integrates with Certification software.
Amtech has been operating a Quality Management System since 1994 which complies with the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2000 so you can be confident the software is built to the highest standard.
Full technical support is available for all our products. Our large team of qualified engineers are on hand to assist you with any queries you may have. We also provide a range of training courses for Amtech software.
Trimble DPI-8 Handheld 3D Scanner Kit
Capture 3D scan data of existing site conditions. Portable, intuitive and affordable.
For MEP contractors who need to capture detailed data on the worksite, nothing beats scanned data for its ability to document the complete 3D scene on site. 3D scans provide you with datasets that are dimensionally accurate, measurable and shareable to eliminate any guesswork or interpretation back at the office. The DPI-8 Handheld 3D Scanner lowers the barrier to entry for 3Dscanning and unlocks powerful "as-built" data deliverables your team can trust.
The Trimble RealWorks point cloud modeling software enables you to register, visualize, explore and manipulate as-built data collected from your DPI-8 Handheld 3d Scanner or the Trimble TX5 laser scanner. (Click the image for larger view).
Trimble RPT600 Rapid Positioning System
For common layout jobs on the construction site; measure positions faster, more easily and more accurately.
Trimble RTS655, RTS773 & RTS873 Robotic Total Stations
Definitive construction layout solution for MEP. Increase layout productivity whilst reducing cost and remedial works.
Trimble TX5 Laser Scanner
Highly versatile 3D scanning solution. Compact and lightweight with a simple user interface.
Please find our latest news below:
Luckins reaches its 50th birthday this year, read about the company in this month's electrical Wholesale magazine.
We use cookies to deliver you the best experience of LUCKINSlive according to our privacy policy which explains what cookies are and how we use them.
You can change your cookie settings at any time but parts of this (and other sites) may not work as a result.
By closing this message, we'll assume that you are happy with our use of cookies on this device.
Search is in progress, please be patient...
Searching ALL product data, this can take a while please be patient...


text:
Material cause: The material from which the thing is made.
Formal cause: The shape or form a thing must take in order to be recognized.
Efficient cause: The actual force used to make the thing.
Final cause: What's the ultimate purpose of the thing.
Our goal is to be a morally excellent person who is virtuous- Arete


text:
Free personalized radio that
plays the music you love
We Kids Rock (Children's)
Selected Discography
Track List: Don't Touch The Guitar
Track List: 5 Songs About Stink Bugs, Monkeys, Trains, Dinosaurs And Pirates
Track List: There's A Train...
Track List: Everybody Clap Your Hands
Track List: Let The Sun Shine
Similar Artists
Don't have a Pandora account? Sign up
Already have a Pandora account? Log In


text:
researchEX is an independent marketplace
to access rich investment insight and opinion
from Australia's leading experts.
It starts with a 'Spark' and ends with you
being better informed and equipped to make
your next decision.
Sparks are sound bites – short, sharp
updates of specific news and events.
Sparks will be your lead indicator to areas
of interest, be it general news, specific
stocks, or the publisher themselves.


text:
Monthly Archives: October 2011
The Bombshell Dress Meet Up – A Direct Hit!
We Had So Much Fun! THE STATS 6 Beautiful Women In Handmade Dresses 1 Attentive Waiter 18 Cocktails 5 Bowls Of Chips Countless Cries Of Delight Where to begin, oh, where to begin? Yesterday my entire day was so full … Continue reading
Zeroing In On Zero Ease
The biggest challenges I faced making the Gertie Bombshell Dress proved to be emotional and psychological. I really, really struggled to come to terms with the zero ease required for the bodice. What's zero ease? Usually an item will have … Continue reading
Gertie Bombshell – Up Close and Personal
Now, here are the details we all love – or the details that I love, at any rate. Am I alone in this? Are you sitting comfortably? Then we'll begin. First up, the seams: This is where the base of … Continue reading
The Gertie Bombshell Dress
What's that, darling? Work? Sweetness, I don't sully my hands. Mondays are the day I drink Margaritas. Sometimes Paulo comes round to rub my feet. Put the recycling out for the bin men? Ha, ha, how funny you are! No, … Continue reading
Look Sharp
I only own one pair of shears. I mean, I have a pair of pinking shears but they're so stiff I can't remember the last time I used them. (If you want to read about a serious scissor collection, see … Continue reading
The Black Magic Dress
I was going to wear my latest Vogue 1179 with a pair of leggings. Then my glance fell on the red tights drying on the radiator and I changed my mind. I love colourful tights and this dress is the … Continue reading
Sensational Snood Sweetener Winner is…
Scruffy Badger! Two colleagues have declared they want to knit this snood, so I think it's a winner. I'll be in touch for a postal address. Thank you all for your memories of childhood knitted items. I think I could … Continue reading
A little bit of this, a spot of that…
The boning is going into my Gertie Bombshell Dress… And my knitted Christmas presents are coming along nicely. This is the Mustardseed Scarf from Jane Brocket's 'The Gentle Art of Knitting'. It's being made for my brother-in-law. (I am fully … Continue reading
A Room of One's Own
Virginia Woolf was so right. Everyone deserves a space of their own, be it mental or physical. I had both this weekend. The house was empty and for the first time that I can remember this year, I was free … Continue reading


text:
The best things from coconut oil
Giving the proper treatment for your hair is a must that is why you just cannot skip using coconut oil hair treatment in order to make your hair beautiful and healthy. Somehow, we just do not know the reasons why we have to face the problems with our hair, but then again if you have sensitive hair then shampoo is not enough for you. It means that you have to find the best solution in order to make your hair just like what you want.
For your information, coconut oil has a vitamin that your hair needs, that is the reason why some people really love using it than other hair products. Besides that, there are also essential nutrients that you will not find in your current hair products. We are pretty sure it is all you need to make your hair good so that you can confident when you meet other people.


text:
Confusing- OliverMature
This was going to be an interesting year. I had been hired over the phone for this prestigious sounding school, I wasn't sure what they thought a first year English teacher could give them that an older man might not, but I wasn't going to complain.
That Eve gave me pause. I had thought for sure that she was older than a student. I shook my head, trying to get back to the present, I had to concentrate now, I was a teacher. A professor.
"Oliver?" The headmistress' voice called me back to the present. What was her name again? Maria?
"Yes!" I snapped to attention, years of schooling in the church had trained me well.
"Stand down," Maria laughed. "We are all peers here. Debra was trying to tell you something." She gestured at the receptionist.
"Yes, here is the schedule and map, all newcomers get them." Debra handed one to me and one to Maria. I looked at the map, pulling my reading spectacles out of my pocket. Reading in bad lighting had ruined my eyesight. People said it made me look smarter. The schedule was simple, dictating breakfast, lunch, and dinner times as well as classes. Unlike a student schedule it had all one classroom on it. This was going to take some getting used to.
"We will talk about the rest of this during the staff meeting, and after you can see your rooms, Headmistress your suite is lovely with a full veiw of the grounds, Professor you have a room over looking the lake, it is lovely too." Debra was still explaining things. My mind wandered, a bad habit I retained from my school days, not so far behind me. I wondered what the students were like, if I was going to have anymore surprises like Eve. It seemed I was going to be on a first name basis with that girl, as much as I had tried, awkwardly, to fix that.
"And here is one of the students, Naomi Machness." Debbie said, calling out so that the student could hear. Maria and I turned. It was a small girl, barefoot and in an awkward sneaking position. She had been trying to get past unnoticed. This was my chance to assert myself as a teacher. I walked toward her, smiling. The girl stood up straight with her hands behind her back, she looked ready to jump out of her shoes... If she had been wearing shoes. I stopped in front of her, hand out.
"I'm Oliver Robyns, the new English teacher, call me Professor Robyns, or just Robyns if you like." I thought it was a good start, they could call me by my last name, very casual. She just stared at my hand as if it was going to bite her. I was about to make a joke, try to lighten things up, but she mumbled something about being in the garden and I dropped my hand, not wanting to scare this girl. She was already edging away. Was I that intimidating? It didn't seem like that outside.
"It was nice to meet you." The girl said, before running up the stairs.
"You too." I muttered. Strange students they have here, it seemed I was going to have a hard time with them, given the polar opposite reactions I got between Eve and this girl, Naomi. Debra came up behind me,
"Don't mind her, she will warm up to you, she has been here a long time and so isn't used to strangers." She said. I nodded and went back to the desk where I had left my papers.
"Shall we go to the staff room Professor?" Maria said, smiling. I smiled back, at least she was friendly. And held out my arm. Maria took it and we walked to the staff room together.
The staff room was a large room. It was split into two different areas, one area held several sofas and a large fireplace, the other had a long table with chairs all along it. Several teachers were already in the room, two men and three women, including Agnes who I had met earlier. They all stood and introduced themselves.
"Anthony, Biology, I'm also the head gardener." Said a tall thin man with a large mustache. He shook my hand heartily. A large round man with out a hint of hair on his head came up and shook my hand with much gusto.
"Harold, I teach chemistry" he said. The women in the room nodded to me, saying their names and what they taught like it was part of their names.
"Jemima, Art." She was warm looking, not too thin, with a kind face and a massive bun, I had to wonder how it got like that.
"Melissa, Music." A thin pencil shaped woman, she didn't offer much more than that. I hoped her students weren't as rigid as she was.
"Zelda, History." Another thin woman, not as uptight it seemed, but it was hard to tell.
I nodded back to each of them before introducing myself in the same manner,
"Oliver, English." I gave a slight bow, being as I had already shaken hands and nodded, it seemed the only thing left to do. I got a few smiles from the other teachers.
Maria introduced herself as well and we all sat down.
"So, what qualifies you two to be teachers here, if you don't mind me asking." Said Harold, leaning back in his chair. I looked at him confused, but Maria seemed to understand his question.
"My daughter is a student here." She said, clipped, as if she wasn't proud of that fact. It also seemed that her daughter being student made her the headmistress, not the other way around. I looked around at the other teachers, they were nodding, as if it all made sense now, but I was more lost than before.
"I guess I had good credentials." I said it in a joking manner, but the other teachers looked shocked and some muttering went around the table. Suddenly the door opened and a flustered man walked in.
"Oh, pardonez moi, pardonez moi, je suis desole ca je suis retarde!" He said. He must be the French teacher. Harold laughed,
"Pierre, you know we don't understand you when you speak French!" He said, still laughing. Pierre looked terrified of the bigger man, I decided to put him at ease.
"C'est rien monsieur," I said, "Come sit by me." I beckoned the man over and he sat down nervously.
"Oliver, where did you say you were from?" Anthony asked. I shrugged.
"I grew up in the monasteries in Italy and Germany, I was moved around a lot. I went to school in Germany and now here I am in England."
"You've never been to France?" Asked Pierre in thickly accented English.
"No, I haven't, why?" I was confused again. But the teachers just nodded solemnly.
"That explains it," said Melissa, then the subject changed to academics and no matter what I tried I couldn't make the teachers explain their reaction to my statements.
This was a very confusing place.


text:
Central Storage, Archiving & CollaborationResource Collaboration
Quality Control, Data Extraction, Integration & AnalysisGenome Analysis
Manage Users & GroupsUser Management & Auditing
Metadata SearchingAnnotation Queries
Search Files & DocumentsResource Search
Bioinformatics Solutions for Basic Genomics Research
- SAVES TIME - no more file transfers, hands-free single-user batch uploads
- SAVES MONEY - explore data quality and make decisions before you align
- PROMOTES EFFICIENCY - improves collaboration, and accessibility
Bioinformatics Solutions for VirologistsMore Info
"No similar solution exists today, and I have personally experienced the frustration of crafting workarounds to facilitate NGS analysis for Innovagene's customers and colleagues. In addition, there is no streamlined solution for sharing data with clients and collaborators, which makes OneGenomeBox's based capabilities quite attractive."
CEO, Innovagene Inc
"There is a great utility for your software… We have a great need for specialty tools for secondary structure analysis, cloud computing and organizing of databases and tools in one place to facilitate studies on resistance in HCV."
CEO and co-founder of Pharmasset (acquired by Gilead); co-inventor of FDA-approved anti-viral compounds; Professor, Emory University
"My colleagues and I are pleased to have GATACA's team as contributing members of the HIV Forum's Proficiency and Bioinformatics Panels. The NGS data-supporting functionality developed within GATACA's HepCbase application will allow our laboratories to upload, store, share, and analyze NGS data files from commercial platforms for assay validation, NGS platform concordance assessment and clinical relevance thresholds to determine toward recommending best NGS practices to the HIV and HCV research communities."
Executive Director, Forum for Collaborative HIV Research
"For hepatitis C infection, especially in this rapidly changing landscape of antiviral drugs and DAAs, resistance will continue to be a large and highly important issue for identifying new and assessing current treatment options. The mutation analysis tools and routines that you propose to develop, including those for your new next-generation sequencing (NGS) module, will be crucial for assessing known and emerging resistance mutations to significantly reduce the regions in HCV for expensive in vitro testing. Having the ability to track and analyze these resistance mutations, especially at the HCV quasispecies population level, will enable a goal of HCV research to validate resistance phenotypes predicted by genotyping in vitro and in vivo."
Former Director of the HCV database at Los Alamos National Laboratories (LANL)
"My laboratory ensures a 24 hour turnaround time in outbreak investigations of any HAV, HBV, HCV and HEV cases that require identification at nucleic acid sequence level. Under my service the labs' Sanger sequencing capabilities grew from 400 to 1200 amplicon-data/24 hrs and we implemented NGS sequencing capabilities. [I] appreciate the immense impact HepCbase will have on moving the hepatitis research community forward, providing an unprecedented ability to track mutations and related data for disease management and cure research."
Research Fellow, Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
"As a life-long virologist and a champion of new technologies to advance basic research, I am in strong support of the development and application of HepCbase especially in helping with next generation sequencing analysis of quasispecies, which is currently very problematic.We are also hopeful and confident that the deconvolution tool developed for HCV genomes in HepCbase will be directly applicable and extendable to HBV genomes in your system. "
Professor, Biochemistry and Microbiology, Valle Hebron University
"We are strongly interested in the commercialization of your HepCbase product. Our collaborative relationship to date, coupled with GATACA' s responsiveness to [our] development suggestions, make me optimistic that the completed HepCbase software solution will be a valuable tool in our HCV-related efforts. We look forward to continuing to provide our perspective as a leading central laboratory, with an eye toward accelerating the completion of HepCbase."
CEO,Cenetron Diagnostic Laboratories
Recent Posts
- Gataca Seeks Beta Testers of Genome and Virome Analysis Software Ahead of Late Q4 Launch
- Creative Bioinformatics Consultants Taps Gataca's Solutions for NGS Projects
- Invited to Present at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont for the Fresh tracks Road Pitch Tour
- Invited to Present HepCbase at Technology Innovative Research Conference in Washington, D.C.
- Five Simple Things to Improve Hepatitis C Virus Data Management


text:
News By Tag
* Indianapolis Weddings
* G.michael.salon
* Wedding Hairstyles
* Top Indy Hair Salons
* Bridal Hair Styles
* More Tags...
Industry News
News By Place
Industry News
Indianapolis Salon, G Michael Salon Releases 2014 Summer Wedding Collection
Bridal Hairstyles in the Summer 2014 Wedding Collection by G Michael Salon in Indianapolis, Indiana are sure to have you dreaming of the endless possibilities of Styles for you and your bridesmaids on your special day.
For this premiere Summer collection, superlative Lead Bridal Specialist, Courtney was inspired by a classic concept which she has titled 'Summer in the City'.
We would like to thank the absolutely fantastic participating businesses that helped to make this collection possible. Special Thanks to our highly revered G Michael Salon Owner/Stylist Greg Lee for assisting Courtney with styling our Bride as well as our Groom's stylist, and men's hair cutting expert, Lauren. Also to our partnering Make-Up Artist, Faces by KLM studio of makeup design, talented photographer B. photography by Brittany Wolfe, the donation of the use of the exquisite wedding gown by Blue House Bridal, the donation and use of the sharp tux seen on the groom by DC Designers TUX SHOP and to Alfred Angelo Bridal for the use of their highly fashionable bridesmaid gowns. We'd also like to give thanks for the donation of the use of the incredible left-hand Wedding jewelry, and the brides's necklace and earrings by Smith's Jewelers as well as the absolutely beautiful Wedding Cake from Classic Cakes, and the lending of space at the absolutely gorgeous Indianapolis Artsgarden.
We also want to thank our stunning 'Bride'/model Rachel Wood and her REAL life husband who portrayed her groom David Wood who together, own Rachel Wood Photography. We also want to sincerely thank our Bridesmaid models Jillian Scholten and Christina Taylor. All four of our featured models were SO gorgeous and so wonderful to work with – we are so grateful for your enthusiastic participation.
If you are or know a Bride-to-be in the Indianapolis, Indiana looking for the perfect hair salon to create the hairstyles that you have always dreamed of for your special day, call G Michael Salon TODAY and find out………what your locks have been craving!
G Michael Salon
16095 Prosperity Drive
Suite 400
Noblesville, Indiana 46060
Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse


text:
Renia Kohn
For a little girl who died in the holocaust.
Sick, metallic rock,
Between my fortunate teeth.
Child, memory caught
Between eyelashes,
Piercing and stolen,
Beautiful and murdered.
Life, embedded In timeless stone prisons, confined
Souls, crying of liberty,
Shielding young and failing.
Gaping hole of humankind,
Characteristic of 'worth while' free will.
An anger, a pathetic hurt,
Too late, too weak.
Names to numbers, faces to dust,
'objects' 'problems' erased were
Living, breathing family.
Betrayed, thick head
Swims with Renia Kohn,
Of baby, mother and love,
Made meaningless.
Hands that held tight, reduced
Ashes to ashes.
Cold wind biting into lives,
Hate, blossoming where Poppies had, would grow.
Smiles, that break
into your Liquid nitrogen heart,
Cut open your veins,
To let you 'feast' upon what you are,
Who you are,
Descendant of murder,
Living remnant of evil,
Compassion we all claim as nature,
Refuses the possibility of being the devil,
When what are we but incarnate.
Baby in my brain, wailing
From internal crimson hurt,
that Cracks each of my fingers until,
I'm useless, worthless to her, to anyone
Worthless to a shadow that I know so well.
Breaks into my bones,
A cold...
That fills me up,
empty like Zyklon-B.
Tearing doubt into bodies,
How can we bear to be human?
Sad eyes, I'm so sorry
My arms are so pointless,
When I can't hold away what's past for you,
When I was too late to hold your hand,
When I can't stand how,
I was allowed everything, and you were denied it.
If you suffered? Then there is no God, child, I promise
If you felt any pain, Innocence
Then there is no one waiting for us,
To pull us above water,
To breathe us back to love,
To heal what we can become,
To change who we are.
But for you to be alone, as dirt
Across cold land, silent, unthinking,
Stolen without hope of Neibo,
Is so much worse, than if God did exist.
Oh Gott? Dieu? Oeos?
Gudinde? Jurasbullitis and Dievas?
Gud? Dumnezeu? And Boh?
Where we're you?


text:
E-30 Question
If you really like the E-30 (I do) and high ISO isn't a priority and you don't already have a stable of e system lenses, then a few more might be a good idea. I'd look for used ones as I'm reluctant to sink any more money in the e system...although I recently bought a 150 SHG and a 2x converter..both refurbs.
If Oly should bring out a new camera that will be effective with the e system lenses and of course it has the new sensor, then I think used prices will climb as there will be a demand again.
It just depends on your needs and pocket book. If you want cutting edge bodies, then for now at least Oly isn't the place to be...but that might change. If you want good lenses for your e 30 and you are satisfied with that camera, then now is a pretty good time to buy them.
Good luck.
|Post (hide subjects)
|Posted by
|Nov 26, 2012
|Nov 26, 2012
|Nov 26, 2012
|Nov 26, 2012
|Nov 26, 2012
|Nov 27, 2012
|Owens Valley Milky Way by ed rader
from Sign, sign, everywhere a sign..
|Break by Hank3152
from Motion blur
|Camp by T bird
from A Big Year - birds
|The Maasai Shepherd by cgravel
from - African Man - (Portrait in Black and White + A Border)


text: Top Best 666a Butyl Sealant For Caravans & Motorhomes - Kejian Polymer Materials(shanghai)co.,ltd Toggle navigation TRADE DEALS Products Companies Product Company Search LOGIN E-mail Password Remember me Join Free JOIN FREE HomeChemicals Adhesives & Sealants Top Best 666a Butyl Sealant For Caravans & Motorhomes PRICE: contract price Product Description 1.Description:Top Best 666A is a non-drying bedding sealant. It has excellent resistance to severe conditions of heat, cold and moisture. It is elastic and non shrink, can provide strong watertight adhesion and be used to bond dissimilar materials together (Metal, Wood, Glass, GRP, Plastics etc).To conclude it has properties as followed: (1) nondrying(2) UV resistant(3) colour stable(4) elastic and non shrink(5) weather resistant:will not cause staining and resistant to aging and weathering(6) can be used to bond dissimilar materials together (Metal, Wood, Glass, GRP, Plastics etc) 2.Application:It is a unique all purpose adhesive and sealant designed for the build and repair of caravans motorhomes and trailers. It is a professional grade one part polyurethane hybrid that can be used externally and internally and bonds and seals in one operation. Ideal for bedding seams, rails, window and door frames and mouldings in caravan, holiday homes etc. Other products Polymeric flocculant Price: contract price Polyurethane sealant Price: contract price Coagulant for paint fog Price: contract price Sigle-sided waterproof tape Price: contract price Company Info Kejian Polymer Materials(shanghai)co.,ltd Contact Person: Doris Wu Phone: 86-021-57855149 Contact now × Contact form Your name: Your E-mail: Your Phone: Subject: Enter a message: Close


text:
Color BLACK SANDS
View size chart
View size chart
Expected To Ship On
Welcome to paradise – in a print. The Island Time 5" Boardshort pairs an athletic length boardshort with a fun palm leaf print. Traditional styling and a slimmer cut make this pair our go-to for outdoor adventures. A back pocket keeps your essentials secure while surfing, running, or just lounging in the sand.
Alana is wearing Black Sands in size 5.
Billabong Surf Capsule Collection
Suit yourself this season in paradise worthy vintage palm prints of washed black & whites, sun-soaked retro pops and earthy shades of mossy green. Rewrite the rules and shed new light in the line up with playful hits of metallic shine…because let's face it, surfing is fun, and our suits should be too!
88% Polyester 12% Elastane
All Access Pass
Throw your email in the box and get up to speed on all things Billabong! From the latest and greatest, to product releases and promotions... Take your Billabong Canada experience to the next level!
Follow Billabong Canada


text:
This feature is only for registered users of our website. If you are a registered user, please log in.
If you are new user, click here to register.
Type: Used Year: 2012 Make: FORD Model: FOCUS Trim: 2.0 ST-3 Body: Station Wagon Trans: Manual Mileage: 6000 Engine Size: 1999 Ext Color: Solid - Frozen white (Solid)


text:
|Topic Review (Newest First)
Young crew looking for opportunities to sail
Hi all!
I'm eagerly looking for opportunities to sail, because I'm in love with sailing and ships and the sea.
I'm 25, russian, currently live in Thailand. I've done 3 weeks of sailing, made ~700 nautical miles and passed RYA Day Skipper course. Sailed around Greek islands and in Gibraltar Strait. Did night passes.
I'm ready to be a good part of a crew, not scared of hard work and tough sea conditions (I love them actually), have no seasickness.
So I'll be happy to join a crew! Regattas and races, cruising passages, deliveries, - I consider everything.
I can go pretty much anywhere if I find a good chance to sail there.
|Posting Rules
You may post new threads
You may post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is On


text:
Debate is no longer the life-blood of the university. Rather it is seen as a dangerous haemorrhage threatening the health of the academy. Low morale, job insecurity and the competition between departments for limited resources have made it possible for the new style of management to create an unhealthy silence on our campuses. This will harm both teaching and research. And it is difficult to see how a system that has become so wary of debate can hope to defend itself against increasing direction from central government in how and what it teaches.
Rod Edmond
Canterbury, KentReuse content


text:
Effective Aid That Keeps On Giving Day After Day, Year After Year
PeopleAids projects enable the poor and destitute to own debt free, good income producing small businesses that permanently bless and support them.
Market Carts
Owning a Market Cart enables a poor family to have a debt free, good income producing mobile business.LEARN MORE
A Rickshaw business busts the shackles of poverty that keep poor Indian families bound.LEARN MORE
Sewing Machines
A Sewing business empowers women and sets them free from the bondage of poverty.LEARN MORE
Wells Of Life
Safe drinkable water is one of the greatest needs in India especially in poor rural areas.LEARN MORE
Over 27000 Families now SET FREE !A Rickshaw is truly the gift that keeps on giving day after day, year after year ! Read More
Click here to Sponsor a Rickshaw now !
We feel so blessed
Since receiving the Sewing Machine I have been able to send my girls to school. We are so grateful that you helped us. Thank you.
Laxmi, Adilaxmi & Savitri
Laxmi, Adilaxmi & Savitri
Our lives have greatly improved
Since receiving the Rickshaw our lives have greatly improved. I joyfully take many happy passengers from place to place and also get some courier work. Everyday I earn a good income and am able to properly meet the needs of our family. We now live in a clean and safe home ... We are all in good health.
Venkatesh, Naomi & Manohar
Venkatesh, Naomi & Manohar
We have been Set Free
We are so thankful to our generous sponsors as even though they never new us they reached out and helped us from the other side of the world. Now we have daily food, clothing, a place to live and a proper education for our children.
Gopalam, Manjula, Mohan & Charan
Gopalam, Manjula, Mohan & Charan
Set a Woman free from poverty forever !In India because it is low cost, many people buy fabric then have a seamstress sew clothes for them. Therefore Sewing Businesses are common but to be successful one must have expert training and be able to operate unencumbered by crippling debt. This program enables women to attend a comprehensive training course where everything that is required is provided. Read More
Click here to Sponsor a Sewing Machine now !
Give an entire community, clean fresh water - forever !Lack of clean water is seen as a key factor in causing and perpetuating poverty. The simple provision of clean, fresh water Wells to poor communities, significantly reduces child mortality and dramatically improves the health of everyone. Wells also provide income as people make a business of fetching and delivering water. Read More
Click Here to Sponsor a Well Of Life now !


text:
Avocet walkingD28731 cm HighAll hand carved products products are made from sustainable soft wood from a renewable source in Bali Indonesia, giving an authentic and highly individual character which is instantly recognisable. The birds are hand painted with lead free paints and as each item is made individually there may be very slight variations which is part of the charm.Archipelago is now a recognised design label and all core carved products carry a fair trade and story label to give reassurance that the item is a genuine Archipelago product Archipelago is a supporter of free trading and long term relationships with their carvers ensure that fair trade policy is maintained and continually monitored.
More Info
|Default Shipping Country
|United Kingdom
Write Your Own Review
Free Postage & Packing to UK. Postage abroad or speedy delivery costs on enquiry.Usually 2-3 days by courier or Royal Mail.