text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung Newspaper Archives
June 19, 1997
- Page 2
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Thursday, June 19, 1997
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Wednesday, June 18, 1997
Next Edition:
Friday, June 20, 1997
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
Publication Name:
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
New Braunfels, Texas
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1952 - 2013
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : New Braunfels Herald Zeitung, June 19, 1997
Page 1
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 19, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas Herald-Zeitung Q Thursday, June 19,1997 □ 3AMan's Mends take little pleasure in wife's company DEAR ABBY: This is the first time I have ever sat down and written to you, although I often wonder what your thoughts would be on various matters. I have a good fhend named "Don." Don's wife, "Susan," is the problem. Every time we get together, she tries to impress people and acts superior. She does it in subtle ways, but my wife always ends up feeling somehow inadequate when the evening is over. Susan talks a lot about money and hinted to her parents about "early inheritance" many times. For the most part, she will associate only with people who are at least as well off as she is. And when she meets people who are wealthy, she sticks to them like glue. Don and Susan are having serious marital problems. I have seen her in action. She has a terrible temper and has been known to throw a phone or two. Also, she's the most shallow person I've ever met. How does someone get like this? My wife has told me that she can no longer stomach Susan. I understand her objections to Susan's value system, but I fear if we refuse their invitations, Don will be hurt. Some of our other friends stopped seeing them years ago. I know Don would be puzzled if I started inviting him alone. My wife thinks I should level with Don and tell him, "The girls don't have much in common." We agreed we would abide by your advice. BRAD IN CLEVELAND DEAR BRAD: Whose feelings are more important to you — Don's or your wife's? She must be a saint to have tolerated being belittled without having ended this foursome sooner. Since other friends have stopped socializing with Don and Susan, Don will understand if your wife is unavailable and the get-togethers are "men only" because "the girls" don't have much in common — an understatement (Susan might even be relieved.) Believe it or not, the reason many people act superior and aloof is because they feel inadequate or inferior. DEAR ABBY: The letters in your column about people meeting Hairy Truman have conjured up a fond childhood memory of mine. I grew up in Independence, Mo., but had never seen Mr. Truman until his library was being constructed. My father built and installed many of the display cabinets in the Truman Library. My daddy, knowing me to be quite an autograph hound, thought that meeting and getting President Truman's autograph would be an event of a lifetime for his teen-age daughter, so he asked permission to bring me along one morning. I took my Bible and was introduced to Mr. Truman. He graciously signed it with, "Read it carefully. It will make you happy." Then, handing me the signed Bible, he led me over to a display case and asked me to read the signature on a document. It was Joseph Stalin's. Mr. Truman smiled and added, "I collect autographs, too." Even though both my father and Mr. Truman are gone now, and my autographed Bible disappeared during a move, the memories will be mine forever. SHIRLEY (YEAGER) HENDERSON, RAYTOWN, MO. DEAR SHIRLEY: I think you've said It very well. Our memories can be our most treasured possessions, beyond material things. Circumstances may change, but our experiences make us who we are. For an excellent guide to becoming a better conversationalist and a more attractive person, order "How to Be Popular. " Send a business-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 to: Dear Abby Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054-0447. Postage is included. NBISD Board of Trustees The following action was taken by the New Braunfels Independent School District Board of Trustees on June 17: ■ Approved election judges for the Aug. 9 trustee election. Because of changes in state law, this will be the last election held in August. It was also reported that the district was working with the county to see if polling places ccould be consolidated so voters would not have to go to two locations for early voting in the trustee election and the constitutional amendment election. ■ Approved the continuance of state and federal pregnancy-education-parenting program grant. The amount awarded for the 1997-1998 school year will remain at $21,143, the amount awarded in 1996-1997. The board also approved a new application for the Career and Technology, Single Parents Displaced Homemakers and Single Pregnant Women in medium and large-size school districts. If approved, the NBISD grant award for 1997-1998 will total $33,840. ■ Approved the appointments of Rosalyn Bratcher as assistant superintendent tor instructional services, Lisa Cauble, Cathy Clark, Jamie Dodson, Susan Francis, Marcy Gallaspy, Teresa Renee Gribbon and I Rosemary Weber/^ i*j> I £ Approved the reassignments of Renee Covington, Mary Ann Fox, Truett Goss, Heather Klossner Ruth Saldana, Gary Schlater, Brenda Smith, Jessi Wong, Anna Zientek and Clay Zientek. Schlather is the new director of transportation, and Goss is the new assistant principal for New Braunfels Middle School. ■ Approved the resignation of Deborah Bailey, Leticia Gonzales, Toni Locke, Kathryn Schwab and Arthur Sedillo. ■ Approved the retirement of Patty Nevitt. ■ Approved the following payments to architects, engineers and contractors: $45,602.79 to F&S Construction Co. Inc.; $319,879.89 to Advantage Contracting Corp.; and $7,223.96 to Jessen Inc. ■ Approved the May 1997 Tax Office report. Collections for May totaled $117,723.85. CED collections for May 1997 totaled $4,724.55. ■ Awarded a bid for construction of the New Braunfels High School Library. ■ Approved employing the law firm of Walsh, Anderson, Underwood, Schulze and Aldridge, P.C. as the school attorneys for the 1997-1998 school year. The firm charges $500 per year for an annual retainer fee, plus $60 for a Special Education monthly publication. There would be an additional $165 per bour for the attorney to prepare - eases and to conduct research. Them would be no charge for calls fdr information that does not require legal research. ■ Approved the student teacher Places still available for ACS Starlight Gala Reservation Categories Genera I A J mliiioD - $100 per couple Entitles each couple to dinner, dancing, Gala Program and table favors Seating requests will be honored as space is available (IO people to a table) Evening Star Tallies - $500 Entitles 4 couples to reserved sealing, dinner, dancing, Gala Program and table favors Top Hal Ta Me. - $750 Entitles 4 couples to reserved seating, dinner, dancing. Gala Program, special table favors and champagne Ckampagne ( lull TaMe. - $1,000 Entitles 4 couples to reserved seating closest to dance floor, dinner, dancing, discounted gaming chips special table favors. Gala program, champagne and special program mention Your conlnbulton it lax de Jiu abir according lo carnal IHS guide lints A rte tipi i rill be mulled lo you For additional information, call 606-4115 Civic Center doors open at 7 p.m. Friday for the American Cancer Society Gala, "Starlight in Red, White and Blue." The evening includes a sumptuous dinner, music and dancing to the hot jazz and big band sounds of The Fairmonts. Black tie and military attire are encouraged. Proceeds benefit those served by the local chapter of American Cancer Society. Call 606-4115 for information and reservations. TAUNTS UNLIMITED Exotic Dancers Male/Female 15 yrs. experience Hove been on major talk shows Call Sean (oka Stormin' Norman) 620-3211 * Night Clubs • Special Events Do You Have Mild to Moderate Asthma? If so, we need qualified volunteers, 12 years of age or older, to participate in an asthma research study. Participants will receive physician monitoring, an EKG, lab work, chest x-ray, and asthma medications at no cost. Compensation up to $360 for your time. Children Studies Now Enrolling Metros 609*0900 agreement with Texas Lutheran University to place student teachers in NBISD classrooms. ■ Approved the adoption of an amended school calendar for 1997-1998. The new calendar includes adding Aug. 13 as a staff development day to meet state mandates, adding Oct. 3 and Oct. 31 as early release days to accommodate elementary parent conferences and campus based staff development, changing March 23 to a bad weather make-up day and changing May 8 from a holiday to a regular attendance day to meet the required number of teacher days. Pending the state's final approval in August, the number of staff days will be increased to 186. That means Friday, May 29, will be changed to a mandatory teacher work day and Saturday May 30 will be changed to the final teacher work day to fulfill legal requirements. It can be amended if the state does not approve the increase in staff days. ■ Approved a memorandum of agreement between NBISD and the Alamo Community College District for the St. Philip's Vocational Nursing Program. The agreement would allow St. Philip's College to provide clinical experience for Health Careers Education students for a period of two years beginning on Sept. I, 1997. Students will be allowed to observe and handle paperwork. ■ Awarded property insurance bid . The vendor of the insurance, Doug Miller, was the husband of trustee Ann Miller, and she did not participate in discussions or voting. Trustee Steve Weaver said he had concerns about doing business with a trustee. He asked incoming superintendent Ron Reaves to have the school's attorney look into the issue. ■ Received a report on the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills (TAAS) results for grades three through eight. ■ Received a report on the June investment schedule. The amount invested is $13,145,244.26 and the interest gained at maturity was $1,198,436.17. The ending balance in the Old High School Restoration Fund was $12,018.23. ■ Received a report on sixth six- N B New Braunfels ME Minor Emergency No Need to Call in the Morning... Medical Care Today! Hours: Mon day-Friday 10a. rn. to 9p.m. 609-3413 Saturday 10a.m. lo 5 p.m. 226 N. Onion weeks attendance. Attendance dropped a quarter of a percentage point compared to the same time last year, but administrators said it was because of a flu epidemic. ■ Received a report on payment to attorney. The law firm of Walsh, Anderson, Underwood, Schulze & Aldridge, P.C. requested a payment of $2,487.70 on the June 3 invoice. For All Your Body Shop Needs BECKER MOTOR CO 547 S. Seguin, New Braunfels 606-3463 Oms — tit ^ I v> 0 SXS es 3r>0 Hearty- Lunch & Dinner! 'fiW o Hisn djinni RESTAURANT Senior's & Children's Menu ' " r I Open every day for lunch and dinner! "Es Schmeckt Gut!m (210) 625-3280 Just off IH-35 (Exit 189) on Hwy. 46 IS I (It til. . ______ ^ i CKfe 3525);.) aft* Sr> *5 Great Savings On Paint and Wallpaper NEW^LESS! PAINT WALLPAPER SuperPaint EXTERIOR PAINT 20-year warranty Plot Reg Price $23.49 Safin, gloss and NEW high gloss finishes also on sale! 713*73 ref i y, en phi! interior LATEX PLAT "Slaw Dont SU.J • Out* EverClean INTERIOR PAINT The first truly washable interior paint. $4.00 OFF Flat Reg Price $26.99 Satin and semi-gloss finishes also on salel GREAT SAVINGS! All Cuprinof Deck Corm Products On Solo! CuprinoP Liquid Deck Wash us8*9 $3.99 SAU PUKES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JUNE 90,1997. ©1997 The Sherwin-Williams Company No! responsible for typographical or artwork errors All In-Stock Borders $5.99-$8.99! Reg $799 $1I 99 Custom Order Borders 33%-64% OFF In-stock not available in all stores Patterns may vary by location Thousands of Custom Order Patterns from Casual to Formal 33%-64% OPP Ceiling papers, lining papers and fabrics found in sample books not included *(ow price guarantee apelles lo retail wallpaper sales only Competitor's price must be verifiable See store for details I SAVINGS ARE OFF REGULAR PRICES. Sherwin Williams reserves the right to correct errors at point of purchase * "" Now Braunfels • 364 Lancia Street (210)625-8558 Only at your Sherwin-Williams Universal City • 3101 Pat Booker Hoad (210) 659-1328 Store ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
605 Old Ballas Road
Creve Coeur, Missouri, 63141
Commute to Downtown Creve Coeur
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
About your score
605 Old Ballas Road has a Walk Score of 51 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Creve Coeur. The closest park is Conway Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 605 Old Ballas Road.
Bus lines:
98 Chesterfield-Hanley
0.2 mi
91 Olive
0.3 mi
View all Creve Coeur apartments on a map.
Popular apartment searches include pool, fitness and fireplace.
Search for homes in Creve Coeur or find a Creve Coeur real estate agent who knows walkable neighborhoods. Links will open on our partner site Redfin.com.
This location is in the city of Creve Coeur, MO. Creve Coeur has an average Walk Score of 25 and has 17,833 residents.Learn More About Creve Coeur

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A working life + Health & wellbeing
A sleep disorder where you kick or snore your way through the night can drive people to the verge of divorce. Meet Dr Peter Venn whose mission is to restore peace
Over 30 years, Judith Yates has met generations of families at her inner-city surgery. But her next appointment is with retirement, she tells Graham Snowdon
Despite the annoying perception that personal trainers are superhuman, Andre Fergus enjoys the fact that he can make a difference to his client's lives


text:
A faster way for your team to communicate
Discuss projects, share ideas, and make decisions faster
Without Flock, the quality of work and productivity in the office would suffer.
Less emails, faster communication, easier project coordination.
Flock is how our Sales Team communicates. It's fast, reliable, fun and easy to use.
How Flock works
Bring your team together
Start a 1-1 or a group discussion around your projects, department or common interests.
Easily find and share information
Find anything related to your project - messages, files and links - no matter who shared it or when.
Conduct virtual meetings with video + audio calls
Talk to remote teams over audio and video calls. Share your screen to get into details.
Collaborate better with Flock's essential business apps
Use our powerful suite of apps - Shared To-Dos, Polls, Rich Note Sharing, Reminders and many more - to keep your projects on track.
Integrate all your external apps into Flock
Find all your favorite apps in our App Store. Simply plug them into Flock and you'll never need to switch between multiple tools to get work done.
Flock has helped in making faster decisions, and increased the speed of execution. We are a fast fashion company enabled by technology and tools like Flock can certainly help us.
Vivek Gaur
Founder & CEO, YEPME
I'm one of the power users of Flock here at 1mg. Flock is convenient and real time and is making communication seamless and easy. My entire team today is on Flock.
Prashant Tandon
CEO and Co-Founder, 1MG
Flock is an amalgamation of everything we were looking for in a communication app. It is very easy to use, and since we've started using it, Flock has found it's own place in the organization.
Rajeev Sinha
CEO and Co-Founder, THE VANCA
Flock is free for as long as you want


text:
OtterBox Impact Case (Black) for Blackberry 8900 Series
£10.59 includes FREE UK Postage (other delivery options available)
Shipping Destinations for this item
UK - Shipping Included
United Kingdom
Europe Zone 1 - £2.19
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland
Europe Zone 2 - £2.99
Andorra, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, Poland, Sweden
Europe Zone 3 - £2.99
Bulgaria, Cyprus, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Vatican City
North America - £3.99
Canada, USA
Australia and Far East Asia - £3.99
Australia, Israel, New Zealand, Taiwan
Japan - £4.99
Others - £6.99
Falkland Islands
Sorry, this product is currently unavailable.
|Introducing the OtterBox Impact Series for the BlackBerry 8900! More than just your average silicone skin. This is a silicone that actually protects. Its simple and everyday design is easy to use and looks great wrapped around the 8900. All buttons, functions and ports are accessible through the case and the inner coring on the corners offer added bump and shock protection. This case also comes with a screen protector to protect from scratches.
|Notes: Case NOT protected against water. Will provide some added protection against bump and shock. The Blackberry 8900 is NOT included.
|6.45cm (W) x 1.87cm (D) x 11.17cm (H) - Weight 0.022kg
- All buttons are fully functional through the case
- Coring on inside corners of skin adds extra strength and protection
- Added bump, drop, and shock protection
- Self-adhering clear protective film, cleaning cloth and installation card included
For more information and our Delivery Policy see here.
For more information and our Returns Policy see here.
Catalogue No: EL-04032925


text:
Ultimate Hoops Recreational Basketball Leagues in Georgia
Location: Life Time Fitness- Woodstock
League Type: Open (All Skill Levels 18+)
League Nights: Wednesdays
Cost: $89 per season. Save $10 by registering early
Sandy Springs
Location: Life Time Athletic- Sandy Springs
League Type: Open Division (All Skill Levels 18+) | Gold Members Welcome
League Nights: Thursdays
Cost: $89 per season. Save $10 by registering early
League Contact Form
Want more information on the Ultimate Hoops Leagues in Atlanta? Please submit a form and one of our representatives will be happy to contact you.


text:
10SN-CIA-SFS Automatic Sewage Pump w/ Vertical Float Switch and 20' cord, 1/2 HP, 115V
Brand: Little Giant
Mfr Part#: 511346
Model: 10SN-CIA-SFS
Availability: In Stock
Usually ships: within 1 business day
Little Giant 10SN-CIA-SFS (511346) is a 1/2HP Automatic Submersible Wastewater and Sewage Pump features with 10ft power cord and integral snap-action float switch. The switch activates the pump when water level is within 9" - 12" and deactivetes it when the water level drops to 3" - 6".
The Little Giant 10SN-CIA-SFS has 2" FNPT discharge and handles liquids and solid waste materials up to 2" diameter.
Little Giant Sewage Pumps 10SN Series feature cast iron housing with protective epoxy coating for corrosion and rust resistance.
Technical Specifications of Little Giant 10SN-CIA-SFS (511346):
Manufacturer's warranty:
2 years from the date of purchase.


text:
Klitschko, 37, is the World Boxing Council champion, however, Haye has expressed confidence he can become a world champion at the weight and will now have the chance to back up his words with actions.
Former cruiserweight king Haye announced his arrival as a credible force in the heavyweight division by destroying Monte Barrett in five rounds last month.
Wladimir Klitschko, Vitali's brother, recently likened 28-year-old Haye to Britain's former WBO heavyweight champion Herbie Hide, who proved too small to survive among the bigger men.
Haye made his announcement on BBC Radio Five Live.
Haye revealed the fight was agreed early on Sunday morning following Vitali's brother Wladimir's win over Hasim Rahman in Mannheim, Germany, which saw him retain his IBF, IBO and WBO heavyweight titles.
Haye told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I was out in Germany to watch Wladimir Klitschko bore everybody to sleep with his jab.
"We sat down with K2 Promotions and thrashed out a deal in the early hours.
"We agreed terms for myself and Vitali at a London venue to be decided. The fight is going to happen in June. It's all done and dusted, just need to dot the i's and cross the t's.
"We sat down and talked numbers and that made sense for both sides and it's done. There is no boxing politics involved. Plain and simple, this is how boxing should be."
- More about:
- Boxing
- World Boxing Council


text:
This module is an add on for the Tadpole 16 Step Sequencer. This will allow you to individually Mute each step specifically for the Gate output jack. The DUO Link switch requires you to have (2) Tadpole 16 Step Sequencers.
DUO Link expansion: On the back of the Tadpole Sequencer there are (4) Digital lines + (1) Ground pin to equal a 5 pin header. What the expander does is link A, B, C, D Digital Lines with another Tadpole Sequencer's Digital lines.
The DUO Link expansion allows you to get some really complicated sequences and beautiful melodies. This was some of the basic structure when Raymond Scott was building his Auto Composer Machine. The gate output even becomes melodic when connected to a pitch based control voltage on a vco.
Using an 10 pin IDC cable you connect the first sequencer to the Expansion module connector labled ' SEQ1', and the other Tadpole 16 Step Sequencer to 'SEQ 2'. On the first Sequencer you attach the 18 pin IDC cable to the 18 pin header on the Expansion Module.
If you purchase another Expansion module for the second Tadpole Sequencer the Duo Link would not be connected to any of the Sequencers. Blue Lantern plans to make other Blue Lantern Modules that can take advantage of 'talking to each other' using the DUO LINK connectors.
- Expands the Tadpole Sequencer from Blue Lantern Modules
- 16 Mute Switches for Gate Sequencing
- DUO Link On/Off Switch
Questions on Toad Expander for Tadpole Sequencer - 8HP
No questions asked yet
Ask Your Own Question
- Eurorack Module
- Requires Blue Lantern Tadpole Sequencer
- Only one 10 pin to 10 pin expansion ribbon cable is supplied
- 8 HP Width
- 1.5" Depth


text: Ypsilanti Listen to the Ypsilanti Community High School Chamber Singers Serenade School Board By Bob Eccles • Feb 3, 2014 YCS Courtesy photo The Ypsilanti Community High School Chamber Singers sang for the Board of Education Monday night. Washtenaw County among Michigan's Best for Creative Industries By Bob Eccles • Jan 31, 2014 Washtenaw County has been listed as one of the top five counties in Michigan for creative industries. ArtServe Michigan released the findings in their Creative State Michigan 2014, Creative Industries Report. Deb Polich is the Director of the Arts Alliance in Ann Arbor and a Board Member of ArtServe Michigan. She says Washtenaw County being in the top five is no surprise: Polich says Washtenaw County attracts people because of the two large universities, and cities like Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti that offer arts and culture experiences and education. Ypsilanti Mayor Touts Benefits of AAATA Transit Improvement Plan By Bob Eccles • Jan 29, 2014 the ride / facebook Ypsilanti Mayor Paul Schreiber says he looks forward to residents of his city enjoying the benefits of enhanced transit options outlined in the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority's transit improvement plan. Schreiber says improved public transportation will benefit both Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. The Mayor says better bus service will help those who live in Ypsilanti and work in Ann Arbor, and will help the economies of both cities. Schreiber says the local business infrastructure will also be a beneficiary of better transit. Not Much Interest in President's Speech in Downtown Ypsilanti Tuesday Night By Bob Eccles • Jan 28, 2014 There weren't many people interested in what the President had to say in his State of the Union speech in Downtown Ypsilanti Tuesday night. Most were more interested in watching the Michigan State-Iowa basketball game. Some said they were DVR-ing the speech and planned to watch it later. Keep your Pipes from Freezing with these Cold Weather Tips By Bob Eccles • Jan 28, 2014 YCUA When temperatures dip this low, frozen pipes are a frequent problem for homeowners. Listen Listening... / Click to hear a report from WEMU's Bob Eccles. Jeff Castro is Director of the Ypsilanti Community Utilitites Authority. He says it's good for homeowners to be aware of the danger. Castro says the pipes most likely to freeze are those running along an exterior wall, or near a window. In cold weather, water meters can freeze, too. The American Red Cross suggests taking preventative steps, such as keeping garage doors closed if there are water supply lines there, opening kitchen and bathroom doors to allow heat to circulate around the plumbing, and letting cold water drip from faucets served by exposed pipes. If you need to thaw pipes, the Red Cross suggests wrapping them with an electric heating pad, or apply heat using a hair dryer or portable space heater - so long as its kept away from flammable material. Never use an open flame to attempt to thaw frozen water pipes. Ypsilanti Uses Federal Grant to Hire More Firefighters By Bob Eccles • Jan 28, 2014 OfficerGreg/CC BY-ND/ Flickr The ranks of Ypsilanti fire fighters are growing, thanks to an $800,000 federal grant. City Manager Ralph Lange says the money will allow the city to hire five fire fighters this year and next. He says the first five must be on board by April 8th. Substantial Number of Candidates Applying to be Ypsilanti Deputy Police Chief By Andrew Cluley • Jan 28, 2014 City of Ypsilanti / cityofypsilanti.com Ypsilanti officials say they have received a substantial number of applications to be the next deputy police chief. Applications for the position will be accepted through the end of the week. City Manager Ralph Lange says while chief Tony DeGiusti will be the face of the department in the community, the deputy chief has a big role as well. He says the deputy police chief is responsible for the operations of the department and putting in place the policies and procedures the chief develops with the community. DeGiusti was hired as deputy chief about a year ago but has now become Ypsilanti's police chief. Lange says he and DeGiusti will review the applications and conduct one or two rounds of interviews, with a hire expected within 60 days. Listen Listening... / WEMU's Andrew Cluley reports on the search for Ypsilanti's next deputy police chief. Issues of the Environment: Habitat For Humanity Stewards Energy Savings By David Fair • Jan 22, 2014 Courtesy / Facebook / Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley This week the discussion centers around dispelling the myths of affordable housing. New affordable housing is often equated with being "cheaply built." We didn't have a definitive answer on the subject, so we went looking. We found that quite opposite is true. Our guest this week builds affordable homes in the Metro Detroit Region; quality and efficiency is what makes them affordable. Rob Nissly, Housing Director for Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley will discuss the connection between reigning in energy costs and homeownership for lower income residents of Washtenaw County. Ypsilanti City Council Approves Letter of Intent for Water Street Housing Development By Bob Eccles • Jan 22, 2014 Bob Eccles Ypsilanti City Council has approved a letter of intent to sell a parcel of land in the Water Street Re-Development Area to a company that wants to build a 76-unit affordable housing project there. Michael Rodriguez is Development Director for Herman and Kittle Properties. He says the 3.13 acre parcel on the southern edge of the re-development area is attractive for several reasons, including proximity to the Huron River and Michigan Avenue. The housing development wasn't welcomed by everyone. Downtown businessman Dave Heikkinen expressed concerns that the city needs more market-rate housing rather than housing that caters to low-income residents. The city would sell the land for $157,000, with the developer performing about $750,000 worth of infrastructure improvements. The plan is to have a purchase agreement back before city council in March. Listen Listening... / Click here to hear a report from WEMU's Bob Eccles. Geoffrey Canada Gives Eastern Michigan University's MLK Day Keynote Address By Andrew Cluley • Jan 20, 2014 Matt Sayles/Associated Press Educator and Activist Geoffrey Canada says the US has a national problem with educational issues which is clear through the high percentage of high school graduates that can't qualify to enter the military. Canada gave the keynote address for Eastern Michigan University's Martin Luther King Junior Celebration on Monday. Report Shows Impact of $90 Million from Washtenaw County Non-Profits By Andrew Cluley • Jan 20, 2014 A new Washtenaw County study says a local investment of $4.4 million in non-profit agencies has an economic impact of over $90 million. The non-profits provide assistance to the community well beyond the direct help individuals receive. SEE ALSO: Washtenaw County Looking At Adding Program to Help Businesses Director of the Office of Community and Economic Development, Mary Jo Callan says unfortunately non-profits as a sector are underfunded and it will take more than government action to solve the funding problems. "This report provides a clear justification for the continued investment in our local nonprofit sector – in addition to providing critical services to vulnerable residents, these small businesses save taxpayers money by preventing the need for costlier government services and impact our local economy through their direct employment and purchasing power." -Mary Jo Callan, Director of the Office of Community & Economic Development for Washtenaw County Callan adds that benefits non-profits provide the community include bringing in 10 dollars of outside funding for every 1 dollar of local funds, stabilizing the local work force, jobs, and spending money at local businesses. She says this assistance is needed as the economic recovery continues to not reach lower income residents. Listen Listening... / WEMU's Andrew Cluley reports on a new study of the economic impact from an investment in Washtenaw County non-profit agencies. Read the full 2013 Nonprofit Economic Impact Report. — Andrew Cluley is the Ann Arbor beat reporter, and anchor for 89.1 WEMU News. Contact him at 734.487.3363 or email him firstname.lastname@example.com. Weather Delays Washtenaw Avenue Repairs By Bob Eccles • Jan 17, 2014 It's going to take a little longer to get the center turn lane and eastbound lanes of Washtenaw Avenue open again in Ypsilanti. Crews working to repair damage caused by last weekend's broken water main were hoping to have the road completely re-opened by today, but the weather is pushing that back to Saturday afternoon. The Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority has been working to fill in voids below the pavement caused by water that gushed from the main. Federal Grant to Help Ypsilanti Hire Additional Firefighters By Bob Eccles • Jan 15, 2014 OfficerGreg/CC BY-ND/ Flickr Ypsilanti's fire department will use a federal grant to boost staffing to pre-recession levels. Michigan Senators Debbie Stabenow and Carl Levin Wednesday announced the $800,000 grant. Fire Chief Max Anthouard says he'll be able to restore staffing to what the department enjoyed in 2008. The Ypsilanti Fire Department currently has 15 fire fighters. The grant announced Wednesday will allow for the hiring of five more fire fighters. Washtenaw Avenue Partially Re-Opened in Ypsilanti By Bob Eccles • Jan 15, 2014 Two-way traffic is now flowing along the westbound lanes of Washtenaw Avenue between Mansfield and Hewitt, where crews are working to repair damage from a weekend water main break. Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority Director Jeff Castro says our recent frigid weather was to blame for the problem. He says the bitter cold pushed frost deeper under the roadway, causing the break. Water Main Break to Affect Washtenaw Traffic Until Wednesday or Thursday By Bob Eccles • Jan 13, 2014 A weekend water main break will cause a stretch of Washtenaw Avenue in Ypsilanti to remain closed until late Wednesday or early Thursday. That's according to Mark Sweeney, MDOT's manager for the Washtenaw area. Sweeney says the pipe broke Sunday morning, and the force of the escaping water lifted the roadway off its foundation. He says engineers now have to make sure any "voids" created by the water under the road surface are repaired before Washtenaw Avenue can re-open. All But One Ypsilanti Community Schools Building to Open Friday By Bob Eccles • Jan 9, 2014 Patrik Holubik / 89.1 WEMU Problems that have forced the closure of Ypsilanti Community Schools the past couple of days have for the most part been resolved. Associate Superintendent Laura Lisiscki says only Ypsilanti Community Middle School - Willow Run Campus remains closed Friday as they wait for heating system parts to arrive. Lisiscki says district staff has been working around the clock to get buildings ready to re-open, with some staffers so focused on their work that they had to be ordered to go home and get some rest. Again, only Ypsilanti Community Middle School - Willow Run Campus is closed Friday in the Ypsilanti Community Schools district. Ypsilanti City Council Approves Infrastructure Plan for Water Street By Andrew Cluley • Jan 8, 2014 Ypsilanti City Council has approved a plan for key infrastructure needs such as streets, water, and sewer lines in the Water Street area. Council voted five to nothing Tuesday night to accept the infrastructure plan. Mayor Paul Schreiber says the city has now completed a couple of important steps to attract redevelopment to Water Street. Schreiber says originally the plan was to leave Water Street open for any proposal but he says the city has seen this approach left developers concerned about what could be built next to their project. He says being able to better define the parcels of land in Water Street should lead to more interest from developers. Ypsilanti City Council Approves Thompson Block Planned Unit Development Agreement By Andrew Cluley • Jan 8, 2014 Courtesy Photo Listen Listening... / WEMU's Andrew Cluley reports on Ypsilanti City Council approving a planned unit development agreement for the Thompson Block. Ypsilanti City Council has rezoned the long vacant Thompson Block property in Depot Town and approved the planned unit development agreement for the site. Council voted five to nothing on the issue Tuesday night. SEE ALSO: Corner Brewery now Arbor Brewing Company Microbrewery City Planner Teresa Gillotti says the current plan for the Thompson Block is a bigger and better project than the earlier proposal so it needed to be a planned unit development. Gillotti adds that the changes include adding residential parking behind the building and streetscape improvements along River Street for cafe seating. Gillotti explained that the actual building permits will likely be similar however to the previous designs, adding the fire has eliminated a bay window from the front of the building and the entrance for the residential portion of the building has moved from the north side to the east side with the addition of the parking lot. Gillotti maintains developers have two years to complete a PUD, however the Thompson Block faces a deadline in about 15 months for a finished building under the city's dangerous building ordinance. Cancellations and Announcements for January 6th By David Fair • Jan 6, 2014 WEMU-FM All Non-Essential Washtenaw County Government Operations and Buildings are closed. Pittsfield Township Government offices are closed. Ypsilanti Township government offices and the 14-B District court are closed. People with scheduled court appearances should contact the court on Tuesday. The 15th District Court in Ann Arbor is closed and those scheduled to appear at Court today will be contacted by Court representatives to reschedule. The Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education meeting scheduled for tonight has been canceled. The Ann Arbor Housing Commission is closed The Ann Arbor and the Monroe Social Security Administration offices are closed The Ann Arbor Hands on Museum is closed. Garbage and recycling will be delayed by a day for Pittsfield Township residents. The Ann Arbor District Library will open at noon today. Saint Joseph Mercy Health System is urging all patients who have non-urgent appointments at any of our hospitals and outpatient care centers to stay home. Contact your care provider to cancel your appointment and reschedule for a later date. The Michigan Heart offices are closed through noon today. Radiation Oncology for outpatient services are closed for the day. Most other offices as well as St. Joe's emergency departments will remain open. The U of M Health System says it will keep all of its hospitals and outpatient care centers open. Ypsilanti City Manager names new Chief of Police By Bob Eccles • Jan 3, 2014 City of Ypsilanti / cityofypsilanti.com Ypsilanti City Manager Ralph Lange has chosen interim Police Chief Tony DiGiusti to serve as Chief on a permanent basis starting next month. DiGiusti was hired as Deputy Chief about a year ago, and has served as interim Chief since Amy Walker retired to take a job in the private sector in October of last year. Corner Brewery now Arbor Brewing Company Microbrewery By Bob Eccles • Dec 19, 2013 Ypsilanti's Corner Brewery is now Arbor Brewing Company Microbrewery. Arbor Brewing Company co-owner Renee Greff says the name change came about out of concerns raised by the former Corner Brewery's general manager that the business wasn't getting the benefit of the Arbor Brewing Company brand. Greff says not everyone knows that Arbor Brewing Company's beer is made at the Ypsilanti location. She says new logos were designed, and word of the name change was spread through the Arbor Brewing Company blog and Facebook page. Mittenfest VIII to Benefit 826Michigan By Bob Eccles • Dec 18, 2013 Mittenfest Mittenfest, a massive three-day music festival featuring 40 state and local bands, benefits 826Michigan. WEMU's Bob Eccles spoke with 826Michigan Executive Director Amanda Uhle about her organization and what the December 27th-31st event means to it. ABOUT MITTENFEST YCS Board urged to adopt 'Solutions not Suspensions' Pledge By Bob Eccles • Dec 18, 2013 The Ypsilanti-based Student Advocacy Center of Michigan wants the Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education to adopt a pledge to use student suspensions and expulsions only as a last resort. The "Solutions not Suspensions" pledge asks the state to roll back its discipline code so that it's in line with the federal Gun Free Schools Act. It also asks districts to prioritize keeping kids in school and investing in preventative efforts. Plans Revised For East Side Rec Center In Ypsilanti By Bob Eccles • Dec 18, 2013 courtesy of Washtenaw County. Ypsilanti City Council will likely have a purchase or development agreement for the East Side Recreation Center in January. Council Tuesday night received an update on Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation's plans for the facility in the Water Street re-development area. Park Planning Supervisor Coy Vaughn says the latest design features a smaller parcel of land and a smaller building. The new plans call for a 45-to-55-thousand square foot facility on four acres in the Water Street area. Originally, it was going to be a 55-to-65-thousand sqaure foot building set on 12-acres. Vaughn says, despite the smaller scale, no amenities or programs will have to be cut. The proposed rec center would have 230 feet of frontage along Michigan Avenue, and would leave a 100-foot easement between the facility and the river for a linear park. The purchase price is to be one dollar, with the county providing $900,000 worth of infrastructure improvements to the site and surrounding area. Listen to WEMU's Bob Eccles full report. Listen Listening... / Ypsilanti City Council report from it's 12/17/13 meeting Bike Ypsi Annual Holiday Lights Ride Tuesday By Bob Eccles • Dec 16, 2013 Bike Ypsi holds its annual Holiday Lights Ride Tuesday night. Bike Ypsi's Bob Krzewinski says they scout the area for nice light displays beforehand, then take a fairly liesurely eight to 10 mile ride around Ypsilanti to check them out. The Bike Ypsi Holiday Lights Ride starts at seven Tuesday night at the Corner Brewery. For more information visit bike,ypsi.org Pages« first ‹ previous … 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 … next › last »


text:
Nova Hotel
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
Photos of Nova Hotel
Travelers also looked at:
TripAdvisor Reviews Nova Hotel Reggio Emilia
Travel Blogs from Reggio Emilia
Italy's Liquid Gold Capital-Modena
After noon we hop on another train to Modena, a short 20 minute train ride from Parma. We are in the hometown of tenor Luciano Pavarotti and automobile company founder Enzo Ferrari.
Yes, we see another beautiful, grand cathedral and more beautiful piazzas. We walked through an Artisanal Craft Fair in a small piazza. We stop ...
A Visit to Parma
... refuse that. I've done my bit for freedom of the press and that's a good thing! So we chat and find that Leonardo is from Rome but is a physicist working in MIlan now.
It's afternoon. We have a snack and go back to the train station to get tickets for Modena, our next stop about 20 minutes ...
Back to Bosco!
Four years ago Sean and I made our first grand adventure, staying with families all over the world. Several of these families grew near-and-dear to our hearts, particularly our first family in Bosco Del Fracasso, of Italy. In September 2011, Sean and I spent three amazing weeks on Anna and Maurizio's family farm where we helped to pick the family's grapes, learned ...
And More Cars at Ferrari
It was wet and cold as we headed towards the South of Germany. We intended to visit Schloss (Castle) Neuschwanstein but when we arrived around lunchtime the earliest tickets we could get were for 5.00pm. We decided not to stay so continued on through Austria to Italy.
From our overnight stop just north of Modena it was an easy drive to the Ferrari Museum at Maranello. This museum, too, was good value with a ...
Puffing through the Apennines
... a pair into my suitcase? I fear the beast may burst if anything else goes in and settle instead for a new tube of toothpaste and more ibuprofen.
I finally find a link to Aussie Bruce's blog and it makes great reading as he is so super strong he can ride, write, take stunning photos, relax, drink beer and eat vast tubs of ice cream in the time it takes us to huff and puff from A to B. It's http://Willigorideandseek seek.com.


text: The softest, sweetest little unicorn who ever lived in the forest, Serafina is looking for a child with whom to share magical adventures. Beautifully crafted of short, super-soft kohair "fur," standing nobly with a voluminous, wonderfully windblown mane and tail that barely disguise her dainty golden horn, she's proudest of the sweet pink heart on her rump that shows how much love she has to give. She's sure to have a lot of pretend play in store, not to mention heartfelt hugs, but she's prepared for this above all things-she's magically machine washable. Approx. 6"H. Serafina unicorn is the softest, sweetest unicorn in the forest Crafted of short, super-soft kohair fur Voluminous, windblown mane and tail Dainty golden unicorn horn Pink heart on rump to show how much love she has to giveFor ages 24 months and up. SizeApprox 6"H


text:
Salonido.com is a 1 year old domain, situated in Netherlands. The domain is linked to the IP address 22.214.171.124.
It was registered by ZUHRI ISSA ZUHRI ISSA , who can be reached at . Registration details show that it was registered on 05 Jan 2016 through eNom and will expire on 05 Jan 2017.
The site returns a status code of 200. The site is being served through Microsoft-IIS/8.5.


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our simple sign up form and login to the website.
This step is up to you but will dramatically increase your chances of getting interest from other over 50s members on the site. Tell people about yourself, your interests and upload any nice photos of yourself.
Utilise our website's state-of-the-art search to locate over 50s members who match your criteria. Or just browse through listings and locate daters that take your fancy.
Discovered someone who is attractive to you? Send them a word or two or just a wink and see what happens next. With a little luck you'll be on your way to locating your proper partner.
It's really quick


text:
You are currently using an unsupported web browser.
We support the latest versions of these browsers:
If you have any problems while attempting to download a browser, you should contact your organization's system administrator.
For any questions related to Cvent, feel free to contact our Customer Care team.
The Park Hotel in Lignano Sabbiadoro is pleased to welcome its guests to its elegant modern structure, just a few meters away from the beach. The hotel is situated in Lignano Sabbiadoro in the exclusive high-class area of Pineta. This wonderfully situated hotel offers well appointed and impeccable ...
You must be logged in to view contact information for this supplier. Sign up for a free Cvent account today.


text:
849 Linden Avenue
Pleasantville, New Jersey, 08232
Commute to Downtown Pleasantville
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
About your score
849 Linden Avenue has a Walk Score of 61 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Pleasantville. The closest park is Woodland Avenue Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 849 Linden Avenue.
Bus lines:
0.1 mi
0.1 mi
0.1 mi
0.6 mi
0.6 mi
0.6 mi
View all Pleasantville apartments on a map.
Search for homes in Pleasantville or find a Pleasantville real estate agent who knows walkable neighborhoods. Links will open on our partner site Redfin.com.
This location is in the city of Pleasantville, NJ. Pleasantville has an average Walk Score of 52 and has 20,249 residents.Learn More About Pleasantville


text:
Mr Duncan Smith was addressing businessmen in Washington, which is part of Sunderland.
He began his speech by praising Sir Bobby Robson and his Newcastle team, who won 3-1 in the Champions League against German side Bayer Leverkeusen on Tuesday.
Mr Duncan Smith said today: "It is a great pleasure to be here in Newcastle, as ever a privilege to be among you."
The Conservative leader's comments were described by Sunderland fanzine editor Peter Deakin as a "massive own goal".
The editor of Sex and Chocolate added: "Washington is about 50-50 for Newcastle and Sunderland fans so it seems he is going around the country alienating half the people wherever he goes."
- More about:
- Newcastle
- Newcastle Upon Tyne
- Sunderland
- Tyneside


text:
La Quinta Inn & Suites Naples Downtown
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
Photos of La Quinta Inn & Suites Naples Downtown
Travelers also looked at:
- Swimming pool
- Fitness/Health center
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
- Suites
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
- Business Services
TripAdvisor Reviews La Quinta Inn & Suites Naples Downtown
Travel Blogs from Naples
Reverberating Realism
... where the water would be there is a fridge that is accessible from the sides of the bed beneath the thinner foam mattress. Reduces dependence on AC because bed is very cool.
Drones built with tasers.
A video game where the goal is to bowl (like in bowling) a hurricane off the coast of Africa into a coastal target on the US mainland.
Make a movie combining "The Terminator" with the thing from "Jeepers ...
Comprehensive Cogitation
... training) like South Korea and Israel for all it's coming of age adult males, has civilian population that is ill-prepared to defend itself. Freedom loving people take the occupation hard and living under others rule has people looking back at the first 20 years of the 21st Century for answers.
If you took the possibility of the child helping the parent out financially when the child became an adult and the parent became old. Worldwide. How many ...
Back to Naples
... Saturday Jan 24: After painting class I met up with rick, Johanne and Frank to go to the Empty Bowls fundraiser (for food bank) in Cambier Park. You buy a ticket, pick out a hand made ceramic bowl and then sample as many different soups as you like. We tried about 4 kinds. All were good but our favourite was a New England clam chowder. Very tasty!! Then we drove out to a little town called Ave Maria. Somebody started it by building a university there. Then they built homes and ...
Winter Home Base
As the birds fly south for the winter so do Darcy and I. Just in time to avoid the "polar vortex" coming in from Canada later this week. We made our way to our winter home base in Naples, Florida. For some of this years stops the temperature will be dropping dramatically! Tuesday's Forecast: Sheridan, Wyoming- High 12°, Low -6° snow Helena, Montana- High 12°, Low 0° Glacier National Park, MT- High 7°, Low ...
Florida Everglades
... was an honor to be a guest at their house. A few of the wildlife that we saw include; alligators, turtles, different species of birds, as well as some snakes. Not only did we learn about the wildlife, we learned about the plants that grew in the Everglades. One of the plants was home to a species of worm. Our tour guide informed us that if we were ever hungry we could eat these worms for protein. That is not a delicacy ...


text:
Mobile App
A.Y. Dadabhai Technical Institute - AYDTI
A. Y. Dadabhai Technical (AYDT) proffers courses Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering etc.. AYDT such as Institute is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) & Gujarat Technological University (GTU). The Institute is located at Kosamba-Mahuvej Road, Kosamba Dist Surat near to the Railway Station Mainline from Mumbai to Delhi (Western Railway). Kosamba is the town of Dist-Surat & it is 49 km away from Surat & also touching to National Highway No-8. Surrounding atmosphere of the Institute is peaceful. Institute having 11 acres/4.3742 hector/ 41117.79 sqft. land and the total construction of 4398.29 sqft. The institute provides a healthy environment to students for study without any disturbance. Institute having a mission to develop quality Diploma engineers according to the exact needs of industries and community. Main Objective is to provide useful & quality education in the area of Engineering & Technology.A.Y.Dadabhai Technical Institute is located in Kosamba (Western Railway Station), Dist: SURAT (South Gujarat). Our campus is near to Kosamba railway station on Eastern side just 1.0 km away. The polytechnic is 5 km away from National Highway No. 8. It is 49 km away from Surat and 35 km away from Bharuch.The institute provides a healthy environment to students for study without any disturbance. Institute having a mission to develop quality Diploma engineers according to the exact needs of industries and community.
Overview Courses
|Total faculty
Overview Campus
|11 Acres
|Sport Grounds
Overview Placement
Invitations are sent to the prospective companies / organizations along with all relevant information to participating in the campus recruitment. Regular correspondence is maintained with industries by the training & placement officer to maintain good relations & regular updates in technology which takes place in industries. The Cell maintains a branch-wise list of industries and encourages students to approach the companies independently in case that particular company does not have a policy of campus Recruitment. The cell maintains a wise branch-wise record of all current appearing students in the Final year through the collection of their resumes.Based on the requirements prescribed by the company, the eligible candidates are invited to appear for test/interviews that are conducted by visiting companies. The T&P cell also maintains the list of students and passes this list to companies who specifically come for pass-out students.
Overview 360° View
|Last Update
|02 Apr, 2016


text:
A jogger who was struck by a car in Davie and was found dead and without any personal documents was identified by authorities.
Sylvester Kerry Hathorn, 50, of Davie was fatally injured Sept. 24 in the 6:30 a.m. crash on West State Road 84 near South Flamingo Road, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Hathorn's relatives said Friday that he was a computer network engineer for Broward County government.
"The crash is under investigation," Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Mark Wysocky said Friday.
A 2008 Volkswagen Jetta heading west on State Road 84 struck the man, then continued to the 12600...


text:
Haojing-Lighting.com is a 1 year old domain.
It was registered by Fei Xie , who can be reached at . The site is owned by Hu Bei Hao Jing Zhao Ming Gong Cheng You Xian Gong Si. Registration details show that it was registered on 08 Jan 2016 through chengdu west dimension digital technology co., ltd. and will expire on 08 Jan 2017.


text:
Speed up your debug routine!
Automated exception search integrated into your IDE
Tired of useless tips?
When processing WebService module 'webapp2.war'. Can't find wsdl /wsdls/asyncsod.wsdl
This site uses cookies, as explained in our cookie policy. If you agree to our use of cookies, please close this message and continue to use this site.


text:
OPM Staff
Game History
Connor Sheridan
Delays give publisher time to build its next-gen pillars
David Houghton
A return to Codemasters' storied racing past incoming?
Justin Towell
We take on the developers at their own, beautiful game
Andrew Groen
Last week we got a glimpse at the ten biggest lies games tell us about outer space, and this time we're bringing it back down to Earth as we examine the racing genre...
Sign up for the GamesRadar+ newsletter to get this FREE 68 page bookazine. + All the latest gaming rumours, pre-release news, reviews & deals


text:
|Pierre McGuire on MFB: Milan Lucic has 'elevated his game' playing with Ryan Spooner, David Pastrnak
|03.19.15 at 1:40 pm ET
NBC Sports NHL analyst Pierre McGuire made his weekly appearance Thursday on Middays with MFB to discuss the Bruins and their push for the playoffs, as well as other NHL matters. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
With David Krejci being out, the Bruins have shuffled their lines up front and currently have Milan Lucic playing with Ryan Spooner and David Pastrnak. McGuire feels this has improved Lucic's game, as he's been playing more like a leader being paired with two of the youngest players on the team. He does feel once Krecji returns, Lucic will be reunited with him, but doesn't know when that will happen.
"The thing that really stood out to me is he's really relishing this role as a leader with those two young players in Spooner and Pastrnak," said McGuire. "I think he's elevated his game because of the leadership potion that has been put on his plate. I don't know what Claude [Julien] is going to do, it's a real debatable issue. I have to think at some point Krejci will be back with Lucic, I really do. I don't know when or for how long, but I have to think at some point they will put them back together."
The Bruins are in Ottawa Thursday night to take on the Senators. As it stands now the Senators are four points behind the Bruins for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. McGuire feels the Bruins are in a good spot to make the playoffs.
"I think Boston has a very good chance to be a playoff team," he said. "In fact, I would be shocked if they didn't make it. They deserved a better fate the other night (in a shootout loss to Buffalo). The biggest thing to be was Anders Lindback, he never played a game that good in his life. I give Buffalo a lot of credit. They showed a lot of heart and a lot of desire, but the Boston Bruins were [playing hard], they just couldn't beat Lindback. I don't expect goaltending like that every night against Boston."
It seems the NHL getting rid of the shootout and going to 4-on-4, and 3-on-3 overtime is getting some steam to be put in place next season. McGuire thinks this change is needed, and will be a welcomed change with members of the league — both with the coaches and players.
"I think most people that really care about the sport want to see the best players play in the game and having the game decided by the players playing the sport rather than just having a skills competition," said McGuire. "I am all for it and I think most of the players are for it. I can tell you 99 percent of the coaches are for it in terms of the people that I have spoken with, so I would be absolutely shocked if it was not put into place for next season."
|5 things we learned as Ryan Spooner helps Bruins keep distance from Senators
|03.10.15 at 10:06 pm ET
Ryan Spooner had to go home to have the most productive game of his NHL career.
The Kanata, Ontario, native netted two goals as the Bruins enjoyed a 3-1 win over the Senators on Tuesday in Ottawa. Spooner picked up his second career goal with a second-period power play tally and added an even strength goal by finishing off a Milan Lucic net drive later in the period.
The 23-year-old center now has eight points (three goals, five assists) in the eight games since he was called up following David Krejci's knee injury. Spooner is also riding a six-game point streak (three goals, four assists).
The game should be a confidence-booster for Spooner, as his production had recently been accompanied by some five-on-five struggles for his line in a weekend that saw his group stuck in the defensive zone too much for Claude Julien's liking.
Here are four more things we learned Tuesday:
With the win, the Bruins created some distance between themselves and an Ottawa team that was pushing for the second wild card spot in the Eastern Conference.
The B's now sit seven points ahead of the Sens through 66 games, though Ottawa has one game in hand. The Panthers (72 points in 66 games) sit between the two teams.
Though Tuesday was Tuukka Rask's birthday, it was the netminder who gave a gift to his teammates with a solid performance that kept the Bruins with a bigger lead than they may have deserved.
Rask survived a 21-shot barrage in the second period from Ottawa, though he was helped out by three hit posts. The Senators finally broke up his shutout when Matt Puempel took a puck off the end boards from a wide Patrick Wiercioch point shot and tapped it into the net.
The reigning Vezina-winner finished the night with 39 saves on 40 shots faced.
Perhaps David Pastrnak and linemates Lucic and Spooner spent so much time stuck in their own zone last weekend that they forgot what to do in the offensive zone.
Pastrnak, who entered Tuesday with just two penalties in 29 career games, took two penalties — both in the offensive zone — in the first 10 minutes of Tuesday's game. The 18-year-old tripped Eric Gryba on his first shift of the game and, about six minutes after leaving the penalty box for that infraction, smothered the puck behind the net for a delay of game call.
Loui Eriksson continued what figures to be a relatively quiet 20-plus goal campaign with a sensational play that got him to 17 goals on the season.
With the Senators not getting the puck deep on a line change in the second period, Dougie Hamilton threw the puck off the boards up the ice from his own end with Eriksson giving chase. Eriksson beat Cody Ceci to the puck in the offensive zone and made a brilliant one-hand pass to himself through the defenseman before beating Craig Anderson to make it 2-0.
(Vine courtesy of Pete Blackburn)
|Report: Bruins offered second-round pick and Ryan Spooner for Chris Stewart
|03.03.15 at 7:12 pm ET
ESPN's Pierre LeBrun wrote a story Tuesday that commended the Bruins for the hockey deal they made by getting Brett Connolly, but also revealed a couple of not-so-smart trade proposals the team sent out for a not-so-great player.
As had been reported throughout the season, the Bruins long had interest in then-Sabres forward Chris Stewart. LeBrun wrote that the Bruins offered at least two different packages involving good draft picks for the player but were rebuffed. The Sabres held out too long for a better deal and, after the Bruins got Connolly instead, Buffalo settled for a 2017 second-rounder from the Wild. The Sabres also had to retain half of Stewart's salary.
A source told ESPN.com that on Saturday the Bruins offered the Sabres two second-round picks in exchange for Stewart, goalie Michal Neuvirth and depth forward Brian Flynn. Obviously that deal wasn't accepted, the Sabres wanting a specific prospect that Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli just didn't want to give up, feeling it was too high a price to pay.
Once Boston moved on Connolly overnight Sunday with the cost being two-second picks going to the Lightning, the bigger-package deal with the Sabres was off the table.
But even as far back as on the eve of the season, back in early October, the Bruins are believed to have offered Ryan Spooner and a second-round pick for Stewart. Murray decided to wait for a better offer. And again, the Sabres GM could very well have got that better offer in other years, it just didn't play out that way this time.
Moving Spooner or a mid-round pick for Stewart wouldn't have been the end of the world. Moving Spooner and a second-rounder would have been silly, especially considering Stewart's difficulty staying motivated and the fact that he will be a free agent after the season. Chiarelli owes Tim Murray for turning those offers down, as they were both far better than what Buffalo ended up getting for Stewart.
|5 things we learned as Bruins beat Devils in overtime
|02.27.15 at 9:47 pm ET
Despite blowing a 2-0 lead to the Devils, the Bruins were able to come away with a victory in overtime, thanks to center Ryan Spooner's first NHL goal.
The Bruins found the back of the net 8 1/2 minutes into the first period when Daniel Paille slapped home a Loui Eriksson pass for the first goal of the game.
In the third period, just moments after their own power play expired, the Bruins struck again. With Chris Kelly situated in front of the Devils net, rookie forward David Pastrnak fired the puck past Cory Schneider for his seventh goal of the season.
The Devils answered with two goals in two minutes to tie the game, and the teams went to overtime before Spooner ended the contest with his marker.
With the win, the Bruins improve to 30-22-9 and pull four points ahead of Florida in the Eastern Conference.
Here are four more things we learned Friday:
In his last three starts, the most recent of which was Feb. 10, Niklas Svedberg had only played the full 60 minutes for one of them. With Tuukka Rask out of the lineup due to illness, Svedberg was given a chance to start in net.
In just one period of play during his last start, Svedberg surrendered three goals to the Stars on 10 shots and was pulled for Rask. Prior to that, he shut out the Devils, 2-0, on Jan. 8, making 14 saves in the process, but was chased in the start before that after giving up three goals to the Blue Jackets on 15 shots.
Svedberg made 29 saves on Friday night and held New Jersey scoreless until the third period when the Devils scored twice in two minutes, tying the game.
Though the Bruins outshot the Devils, New Jersey's two quick goals lit a fire and pushed Boston back into its own zone for a lot of the third, forcing Svedberg to make saves.
|Bruins send Ryan Spooner, Seth Griffith to Providence
|10.19.14 at 11:45 am ET
The Bruins announced Sunday that they have sent forwards Seth Griffith and Ryan Spooner to AHL Providence.
Spooner played in the Bruins' first five games of the season, centering Milan Lucic and Matt Fraser for three games before centering the fourth line with Daniel Paille and Simon Gagne until Gregory Campbell returned from injury. He struggled as a third-liner, while Julien was hesitant to play him while he centered the fourth line. Spooner played just 4:22 on Wednesday against the Red Wings.
Fluto Shinzawa of The Boston Globe reported prior to Thursday's game that the Bruins would play Spooner at left wing once he was sent to Providence. The team had been hesitant to play Spooner anywhere but center since drafting him in 2010, but Spooner's struggles in the defensive zone might make him better-served to play wing.
Griffith was recalled last Sunday to serve as the right wing on David Krejci's line with Lucic. He played two games in that role, but was replaced late in both games by Gagne.
For more Bruins news, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Matt Fraser, Ryan Spooner struggling to find confidence
|10.12.14 at 2:54 pm ET
It isn't that the Ryan Spooner experiment isn't working, or that the Matt Fraser experiment isn't working; the Ryan Spooner and Matt Fraser experiment isn't working.
The two young forwards enjoyed success playing together on Providence's first line last season, but struggled to do much for Boston when called up for third-line duty in the middle of the season. The first three games of this season, in which Spooner centered Milan Lucic and Fraser, were all the Bruins needed to see before pulling the plug. Claude Julien flipped Spooner and second-line left wing Chris Kelly late in Saturday's loss to the Capitals, and, by the looks of Sunday's practice, has now taken Fraser out of the lineup.
Spooner skates. Fraser shoots. Yet when they play together, they do neither. Through three games, Fraser has just one shot on goal.
Whatever the cause of it may be (Spooner says it's mental) their poor start to the season has played a part in Sunday's lineup shakeup. With Seth Griffith skating with David Krejci and Lucic Sunday and Patrice Bergeron's line remaining unchanged, Spooner was demoted to the fourth line and Fraser was bounced from the lineup. Spooner centered Daniel Paille and Jordan Caron, the latter of whom is expected to replace Bobby Robins.
Both Spooner and Fraser are clearly lacking confidence right now, with Fraser serving as his harshest critic.
"At the end of the day, we're all good players," Fraser said. "You've got to make the coach put you on the ice. For me, it was probably an easy decision for him to say, 'No. Fraz doesn't deserve to go.' It's hard to look in the mirror and recognize that and say, 'Yeah. I don't deserve to be in the lineup.' That alone is very frustrating."
Though Fraser is down on himself at the moment, it's hard to see him staying out of the lineup for long. He's a left wing playing the right side, which obviously doesn't help, but his shot and goal-scoring prowess can be lethal if utilized properly.
Fraser's success has come on the left side. He played there in the AHL, and his struggles as Spooner's linemate at the NHL last season came on the right side. When he was recalled during the second round of the playoffs to play with Carl Soderberg and Loui Eriksson, he was on the left and was effective despite playing on a broken foot.
There isn't a left wing spot for Fraser to play, however. Brad Marchand and Milan Lucic have cemented their spots on the first two lines, while Kelly holds down the spot that Fraser played last postseason. Paille is playing left wing on the fourth line. The Bruins need right wings, and Fraser insists he can do the job. The problem, he says, is his execution.
"At the end of the day, there's all the Xs and Os you want, but if you're not prepared to work hard enough to get to those spots, you're not prepared to work in the offensive zone to get my shot off, it's useless," he said. "It doesn't matter. I can make up all the excuses in the world about my play or anything like that, but at the end of the day it falls on my shoulders. There's no one that can correct it but me."
As for Spooner, he can count himself fortunate that he survived Sunday's lineup shakeup. Fourth-line center Craig Cunningham was sent down, but the B's could have kept him and demoted Spooner.
"I'm not really happy with myself and how I've been playing," Spooner said Sunday.
Spooner's problem last season was that he didn't shoot or take pucks to the net. So this summer, he shot 200-300 pucks a day to gain confidence in his shot.
Just three games into the season, Spooner admits he's fallen back into his old habits, and he plans to better apply his offseason work going forward.
"I still need to shoot more. I've had some chances where I should have gone to the net. It's just how I am. I've always been a pass-first kind of guy," Spooner said. "I think for me, it's just a mental thing. I've got to put it in the back of my mind to shoot more. It's the only way you can score."
|Ryan Spooner on Claude Julien: 'I don't think he hates skilled players'
|10.08.14 at 12:29 pm ET
Maybe, just maybe, Claude Julien and the Bruins don't hate young, skilled players.
Maybe — and just hear me out on this — some skilled players need a bit more coaching than others. Maybe it takes skilled players longer to feel comfortable in the Bruins' system. Maybe it's OK for players to develop in the AHL.
Maybes aside, it's definitely the second one.
When Tyler Seguin was traded, Ryan Spooner became the name at the tip of Bruins fans' tongues when they wanted to make the "Claude hates the kids" argument. Spooner, a speedy playmaker at center with defensive deficiencies, was being kept in the AHL for too long (two seasons), they'd say, and it was because Julien wants to win games, 0-0.
The actual reason was because there was a logjam at center and because Spooner still had to work on his game, but now that Spooner has won an NHL job in training camp for the first time, he's more than happy to be whatever the Bruins want him to be.
"I don't think he hates skilled players," Spooner said Tuesday. "If you look around the league, every team has them; they're essential for your team, but you need a good mix of both."
The Bruins have a mix of both, but they don't want their players to be one-dimensional. If you're a center, you're encouraged to be as creative as you wish, but you need to provide support down low in the defensive zone. That's why, after Spooner scored a goal in a preseason game against the Canadiens this fall, Julien spoke about the defensive shortcomings that led Spooner to watch the Habs while he was on the ice. Spooner was eventually sent down to Providence and recalled later in the preseason for a second look.
When Spooner scored twice as a left wing against the Islanders last Friday, Julien again held back on the praise, pointing out that much of the team iced by New York consisted of AHL players.
Tough love? You bet. Claude hates kids? Not quite.
Granted, Julien doesn't talk the same way about other players, but Spooner can see that his coach is trying to motivate him. As Julien says, he doesn't want to see good players rot in the AHL, so maybe he was simply trying to light a fire under Spooner.
"You have to listen to what he has to say, try to turn it into a positive and then just kind of go with it like that," Spooner said. "It would be easy for me to take what he said and just mope around and go, 'Oh, I'm not going to make the team now. He doesn't like me,' but if you look at it from a different angle, you can just kind of say, 'Actually, you know what? He actually does care about me. He wants me to be a better player, and that's his way of trying to motivate me.' That's kind of what I did with it, and I hope it works out."
Spooner actually isn't a complete stranger to this kind of treatment. When he got to the Peterborough Petes of the OHL when he was 16, his coach, Ken McRae, wasn't overly hard on him. The OHL doesn't expect its younger players to be smart players as they get their feet wet.
Yet by the time he got to his third season, Peterborough's new coach, Mike Pelino, was more demanding. He didn't want Spooner to be one-dimensional. He was tough on Spooner. The team ended up trading him to Kingston that season.
"He called me out on it," Spooner said. "[He] wanted me to be a more complete player."
So Spooner's used to being coached a little tougher than other players, and it looks like Julien's motivational tactics paid off. With David Krejci out for at least Boston's first three games of the season, Spooner has centered a line with Milan Lucic and Matt Fraser the last two days.
Asked Wednesday if it was rewarding to see Spooner, a player he had publicly criticized in order to inspire a better push, make the team, Julien made it clear that he's not done motivating the 22-year-old.
"This is not negative, but he hasn't made the team," Julien said. "He's here. He's got to hang on to a spot, and we're giving him that opportunity.
"We've said that before: Anybody who feels comfortable here certainly doesn't have the right approach to our team. It's about earning it.
"The thing I like about what he did was, he had an average camp, he was sent down, he came back and he showed us that he wanted a second chance and proved that he deserved a second chance. So he's got it now."


text:
Ken Rogoff has a much commented on piece up at Project Syndicate. I can't help but feel something must have been lost in publication.
There is a certain absurdity to the obsession with maximizing long-term average income growth in perpetuity, to the neglect of other risks and considerations. Consider a simple thought experiment. Imagine that per capita national income (or some broader measure of welfare) is set to rise by 1% per year over the next couple of centuries. This is roughly the trend per capita growth rate in the advanced world in recent years. With annual income growth of 1%, a generation born 70 years from now will enjoy roughly double today's average income. Over two centuries, income will grow eight-fold.
Now suppose that we lived in a much faster-growing economy, with per capita income rising at 2% annually. In that case, per capita income would double after only 35 years, and an eight-fold increase would take only a century.
Finally, ask yourself how much you really care if it takes 100, 200, or even 1,000 years for welfare to increase eight-fold. Wouldn't it make more sense to worry about the long-term sustainability and durability of global growth? Wouldn't it make more sense to worry whether conflict or global warming might produce a catastrophe that derails society for centuries or more?
So, presumably a "catastrophe that derails society for centuries or more" would lower the "long-term average income growth rate."
But, if not then not.
Let's use a numerical example. Suppose that we invented the flux capacitor tomorrow. The flux capacitor alone produced output equal to $100 Million per capita per year – thus greatly increasing the long-term average growth rate.
Unfortunately the flux capacitor was self-consuming. So, its output was set to fall 2% every year from the moment of its creation. Thus, implying that overall output wgeneration after generation would get poorer for probably two centuries or more.
The flux capacitor is by design unsustainable. Its creation will usher in an era of decline for as far as the eye can see. There will be absolutely no economic progress for dozens of generations.
Is the flux capacitor bad?
It seems to me to be greatest invention man would have ever produced. Not to use it would be a moral crime on par with worst atrocities in human history.
Yet, it is unenduring, unsustainable and will derail society for centuries or more.
Is any of that important?
Or is what is important the lives that actual people live? In the world with the flux capacitor people will have vastly more opportunity to build the life that they want and to live their dreams.
That seems like a better world.


text:
Good news! After a bunch of long years away, Elizabeth Powell has put together a new Land Of Talk LP. It's called Life After Youth, which may be the most perfect name for a comeback album ever, and it's due out May 19 via Saddle Creek. The first single is a slow burning gem. Enjoy.
Land Of Talk
March 3, 2017
About John LairdView all posts by John Laird →
No comments yet.
Leave a Reply
Here's a rad treat for this Sunday - Homegrown will be premiering a new song from Basketball Shorts (@bball_shorts)! pic.twitter.com/TRltne5VLc
It's official: @Uber and @lyft to resume service in Austin on Monday austinchronicle.com/daily/new…
Here's The Kills covering Rihanna. s1t1.net/2rD0txP pic.twitter.com/yaUkFAnPHf
Just won BINGO. I feel like Kim Basinger in 8 Mile. pic.twitter.com/IK1qRLRKda
That's a no-go on Pirates 5. s1t1.net/2qQEX7E pic.twitter.com/0QqYHOLZqF
I didn't care for Baywatch. s1t1.net/2rB2HxY pic.twitter.com/4SjCZxPAS7
My SHOW OF THE WEEK is Ty Segall at @StubbsAustin! s1t1.net/2qfLvdk pic.twitter.com/5Ffa0PyS0X
Watch @theblackangels' new video for "Currency" following a day in the life of a cursed dollar bill via @billboard. billboard.com/articles/colum…
Hey! @theblackangels are doing an X-Session tmrw at 4p. Wanna go? Send your name to email@example.com. I'm gonna pick 3 winners this afternoon!
Here's a new one from Beach House. s1t1.net/2q7cmwi pic.twitter.com/0nZ2MO6FYw
- 101X Homegrown Podcast May 29, 2017
- The Kills May 25, 2017
- Movie Breakdown: Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales May 24, 2017
- Movie Breakdown: Baywatch May 24, 2017
- Show Of The Week May 24, 2017
- Raised Eyebrows: Making A Mixtape In 2013 (Randy) November 4, 2013
- The Suffers (Video Premiere) January 30, 2014
- Sound Samples: The Sour Notes September 4, 2012
- Movie Breakdown: John Dies At The End (Noah) February 8, 2013
- Top 50 Songs Of 2012: Part 1 November 26, 2012
- Jay: Welcome back, Quickdraw. We missed you....
- Jay: Call the Police is definitely worth getting excite...
- Jay: I forgot. Even the name of the band is derivative...
- Jay: Not sure I am buying. It all seems so derivative ...
- Jay: It took a while to get there but it finally got th...


text:
हेर्नुहोस भिडियो
The term got to be advanced through the 1990s as a showcasing term for Internet get to that was quicker than dialup access, the first Internet access innovation, which was restricted to 56 kbit/s. This significance is just remotely identified with its unique specialized importance.
In information transfers, a broadband flagging technique is one that handles a wide band of frequencies. "Broadband" is a relative term, comprehended by connection. The more extensive (or more extensive) the data transfer capacity of a channel, the more noteworthy the data conveying limit, given the same channel quality.
In radio, for instance, an exceptionally limit band will convey Morse code, a more extensive band will convey discourse, a still more extensive band will convey music without losing the high sound frequencies


text:
< Akainu
3,413pages onAdd New Page
this wiki
this wiki
This is a list of commonly heard quotes from Akainu.
One Piece: Pirate WarriorsEdit
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2Edit
- "Do not allow a single man to run! Destroy all "evil"!"
- ""Evil" cannot be forgiven! I shall surely rescue you!"
- "This one belongs to the Marines! "Evil" will not even take one step inside!"
- "This land shall be the cornerstone of "justice"! No enemy will be allowed to step inside!"
- "How unlucky for you to meet me. I will be sure to leave no traces behind."
- "Even if you guys gave your all I'd burn you to a crisp in an instant."
- "How does the touch of magma feel?"
- "What are you saying?"
- "Garbage... Don't even bother me."
- "Don't count on your safety if you oppose me."
- "You think we can fight as equals? Good for you."
- "I cannot allow thugs like you to continue living."
- "No one can stand before my power! This is the absolute "justice" found throughout the ages!"
- "Scoundrels... There was no reason for me to even show up."
- "How does the touch of magma feel?"
- ""Evil" must be exterminated completely!!!"
- "Cleaning up the garbage is quite troublesome."
- "Humans that don't live justly don't deserve to live!!!"
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3Edit
- "Justice is absolute! No forgiveness for those who oppose it!"
- "Let's end this with a just victory! Thoroughly beat down evil!"
- "Weaklings sure do bark a lot."
- "How does the touch of magma feel?"
- "Nothing but amateurs... I can take these guys out by myself."
- "Don't count on your safety if you oppose me."
- "Evil needs to be eliminated, does it not?"
- "There is no place in the world for your kind!"
- "You pirates do not need a place to call home!!"
- "Allowing the son of the "Revolutionary" Dragon to live is a great crime!"
- "Have you fools lost your sense of justice?"
- "This battle is lukewarm at best. Not befitting of an admiral at all."
- "The thing about the "losers" of the previous generation... is that they thought they could beat me!"
- "Can't win against your elder...?"
- "You guys can't defend anything. I'll burn everything to ash!"
- "I claim this place as a cornerstone of justice!"
- "I will not allow "evil" to enter here!"
- ""Justice" cannot be taken too far! No "evil" must be allowed to remain!"
- "No one can win against my power!! This is unparalleled absolute justice!"
- "Did you see that?! The magma left behind... absolutely nothing!"
- "To be satisfied with that means I can't protect justice!"
- "Why don't you fight like you mean it! ...So boring."
- "Freezing things is fine. But be careful not to melt on me!"
- "I won't let you take this area!"
- "Do not disgrace yourself...!"
- "I cannot allow "justice" to subside!"
- "Now's my chance to crush some evil bastards."
- "You sure did it... Don't get full of yourself because of that, garbage!"
- "That's right. I should show these young Marines how it's done."
- "Why you...! How dare you act without restraint in front of me?!"
- "Prepare not only for my anger, but also prepare to be burned alive by magma!"
- "Did you think it would end like this?"
- "Those who do not live justly, do not deserve to live!"
- "Your sons sure game me the run around!"
- "It's dangerous to go up against ice, but I've got no choice!"
- "Even if I pull back, justice will not lose!"
- "I have been beaten..."
- "We better take them out quickly..."
- "Urgh... I can't go on any longer...!"
- "So this is the end... I let my guard down..."
- "Cleaning up the garbage is quite troublesome."
- "Hehehe... What a lovely funeral this has become!"
- "Another victory for absolute justice! We must tell everyone in the world!!"


text:
Yoplait Frozen Triple Berry Fruit Smoothie (7.8 oz., 5 ct.)
by Yoplait | Item #: 979837 |
Non-members pay 10% surchargeJoin now!
- Free Pickup
Delivery estimates, taxes, and fees are based on ZIP Code. Club Pickup orders are based on your club's current price and item availability on the day of payment.
About this itemEasy to make frozen smoothies with 1 full serving of fruit.
Just add milk, blend and enjoy your healthy frozen smoothie!
- Each pack contains (5) 7.8 oz smoothies.


text:
Repair Fabric Tear-Aid
Catalog Title: Tear-Aid Type A
Item No. ZA-TA-FABRIC-TYPEA
Whats included:
Catalog Title: Tear-Aid Type A
Item No. ZA-TA-FABRIC-TYPEA
Whats included:
- (1) 3" x 12" Tear-Aid Patch cuts with scissors to any size
- (1) 7/8" x 7/8" Patch
- (1) 12" Reinforcement Filament for repairing tears at edges
- (1) 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" Patch
- (2) Alcohol Prep Pads
- (1) Illustrated Instructions Product Repair List
Sticks To:
- Canvas
- Rubber
- Sunbrella®
- Plastic
- Nylon
- Fiberglass
- Aluminum
- Stainless Steel
- Polyethylene
- Polypropylene
- Polyurethane
- Gor-Tex®
- Dacron
- Polyester
- Hypalon
Quality material: Each tear-aid repair patch is made from an exceptionally tough, matte finish, abrasion resistant, elastomer that resists puncture and tearing. It is combined with an aggressive adhesive formulated for high bond strength to a variety of surfaces such as canvas, leather, rubber, nylon, most plastics, paints,aluminum, stainless steel, fiberglass, polyurethane, polyethylene, polypropylene, vinyl and vinyl coated. tear-aid. Type A and tear-aid Type B provide a simple and easy method of patching holes and tears, as well as an excellent protective film solution.
PLEASE NOTE: Our tents are made of vinyl!
Additional Information
|Shipping Dimensions
|4" x 4" x 4" (Shipping Dimensions)
|1 lb
|Glue Type
|Additional Information


text:
Huanglong Hotel
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
Photos of Huanglong Hotel
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TripAdvisor Reviews Huanglong Hotel Huangshan
Travel Blogs from Huangshan
A walk in the Yellow Mountains
... Vlieland, when the wind blows hard over the black water. And afterwards we eat pancakes in a small inn, and then we return home for hot chocolate milk next to tbe fireplace. Yeah, that is Dutch autumn. Did I tell you that people in this side of the country speak very loud? Even Sisi can not hear if they are arguing or not. Well, with 19 tents with those kinds of conversation around us we start the night. But at night I look outside, and the sky is a star filled ...
Yellow Mountain
... soup, while the hotel lady makes a reservation for us to spend tomorrow night in a tent on the mountain top. It is definitely cooler here than in Guangzhou, but pleasant enough to walk in a t-shirt, and the restaurant doors are open. On the mountain top it will be windy and about 10 degrees, so we have to bring extra clothes. The lady recommends breakfast at six, so I write this in a hurry, because I need to sleep. ...
Huangshan Hot Springs
... call to Henry, with very very little time to spare. Luckily the lady had explained this to her brother and he made a super effort to get us there. However Brendon and Toon were no where to be seen despite us calling them before the taxi. Thankfully they appeared right after us and we all got our seats a whole ten minutes before departure. A bit more eventful than expected but what a superb weekend; a fun train journey to ...
Mount Huangshan
... detour. We took many pictures along the way even if what little we could see at the mountain doesn't really show. The walk was still really good fun though as we all wandered together, stopping for snacks and to tie our makeshift rain covers back onto our backpacks! The walkways were interesting, sometimes along (probably) cliff edges, and other times through very narrow rock cracks. I think everyone was happy to arrive at the hotel though and it was very nice - so it should be for ...
Climbing Everest... Almost... Yellow Mountain!
... Troy and the girls hiked it. We were so glad we spent the 80 rmb on the cable care though. It was absolutely stunning. The clouds stuck close to the mountain but the cable car emerged out of the clouds and we saw the huge green mountains on all sides. It was a stunning ride. We took about 200 photos each in the short 10 minute ride.
Our trip ended with the Chinese bluffing game, magic tricks, and songs on the bus. We ate dinner at Vineyard ...


text:
This piece may be shown differently in our showroom than as pictured on website.
Select items have different fabric choices available, price may vary depending on fabric chosen.
Pricing is "as displayed" in our showroom. Please contact us for more
information on this piece.
Leather match is an industry term that denotes different qualities of material used on different parts of an upholstered piece. Helping make the piece more affordable, top grain leather is used on the parts of the chair or sofa that touch your body, while a lower quality split-grain leather or color-matched vinyl is used on the back and sides. This is very common, especially for reclining furniture, and it doesn't change the sophisticated look of your leather upholstery.
Unlike recliners that are built with a two or three-piece seat and leg rest cushion, this recliner has a single chaise cushion that extends from the seat to the feet. This style offers fuller comfort and support for your legs, and eliminates the open gap that toddlers can get fingers or toys stuck in.
The Panache Reclining Living Room Group by Signature Design by Ashley at Becker Furniture World in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
The comfort and style of leather match upholstery brings luxury and sophistication to this contemporary reclining furniture collection. Revive your home's entertaining space with your choice of the pieces available. Take your pick from from standard recline or power recline options.
The Panache collection is a great option if you are looking for Contemporary furniture in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area.
These images are representative of this group as a whole and may differ from this item.
Browse other items in the Panache collection from Becker Furniture World in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area.
Nothing on this page may be copied or reproduced without explicit permission.


text:
What is Semantic Search?
Semantic search adopts artificial intelligence to understand the a search word's intent and the meaning of the query rather than simply parsing through keywords like a dictionary. When you search now, Google gives you results based solely on the text and the keywords that you put in that search. Essentially, Google guesses.
Semantic Search is a based on looking at the intent and meaning behind a search term. Instead of simply parsing through keywords like a dictionary, Google will use artificial intelligence to make logic out of words. Example Great and Britain when searched separately mean something different when placed together.
So is this new?
No not really. The answer is always given by Google, there is no mystery. A simple look at Google's patent list shows that Google patented a method of semantic search in 2006. We read in the media that Google is imminently rolling out semantic search and all SEO will change for ever. Well its been six years in the offering.
One of the advantages we have at Benedict is we have literally thousands of websites all over the world and can monitor the changes in Google's algorithm more accurately than most. One of the subtle changes we have noticed in the last 24 months is that semantic search, or simply a more subtle means for Google to attributing website ranking based on keywords, has changed.
Since 2009 we have been studying the use of language and the formation of sentences and paragraphs. (How Does the Brain Form Sentences - Scientific American is a good place to start if you are interested) Using a number of websites that rank for a keyword we have researched the use of language and how it effects Google search results when applied in certain ways. We can begin to ascertain our own algorithm that detects patterns of language and monitor the language use and its effect on improved Google page position.
Google is using the same process (only using more staff). By getting humans to view and grade website quality based on a number of factors, they are then using this information to rinse sites through their algorithm till the 'quality' sites rank highest. However as creating an artificial intelligence based on these criteria is only part of the way Google ranks website no webmaster will see dramatic changes in SERPs. The improvements in Search are slow to see and if you are only concerned with a single site you will miss it.
No news, just better search?
You could say this is using artificial intelligence, or you could say that it is common sense. What it clear to us is that Google is constantly looking to improve its algorithm and huge updates like Panda overshadow more subtle changes. In fact we are of the opinion that the Panda updates, Search Plus, Venice etc are more of a publicity stunt and less of a dramatic change. If you read Google's own history there is not a single mention of any update at all. Surely if Google made changes of such radical proportions it would be worth a mention
Google believes in the freedom of information except when it comes to Google itself and if you read any of the histories of Google (I'm Feeling Lucky: - Confessions of Google Employee Number 59 being by far the most entertaining you will quickly realise the more serious darker side of the Google.
All in all, every good SEO Consultant has long since embraced keyword synonyms and semantic search


text:
Islands of Silence
€ 18,99
Lieferbar innert 2 Wochen
Januar 2004
BeschreibungPraise for Martin Booth's" Industry of Souls "As we accompany Bayliss on a tour through his present and past, this meditative, unadorned novel, short-listed for the Booker Prize in 1998, raises questions about home, freedom, and the meaning of a life that resonate long after the final page is turned." --"The New York Times Book Review "This is often lyrical and nimble, and accomplishes the not insignificant task of entertaining and enlightening by means of literary narrative."--"The Boston Book Review "This fabric of contrasts is astonishing, as accomplished as anything in recent fiction. . . . Booth has created a world in which the best and the worst of life not only exist side by side but are inextricably linked--a world perhaps not unlike our own."--"The Seattle Times ""The Industry of Souls surpasses other novels that rest in depicting the many horrors of gulag life." --"Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Untertitel: Picador. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: PICADOR
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 2004
Seitenanzahl: 304 Seiten
Format: kartoniert


text:
*From the New York City Fire Department, Bureau of Health Services (Drs. Prezant and Kelly), and The Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center (Drs. Prezant, Dhala, Janus, Ortiz, and Aldrich), Department of Medicine, Pulmonary Division, Bronx, NY.
Correspondence to: David J. Prezant, MD, FCCP, Montefiore Medical Center, Pulmonary Division, Centennial 423, Bronx, NY 10467
Objective: The etiology of sarcoidosis is unknown, but
epidemiology suggests that environmental agents are a factor. Because
firefighters are exposed to numerous toxins, we questioned whether
sarcoidosis was increased in this cohort.
Setting: The
New York City Fire Department (FDNY), employing > 11,000 firefighters
and nearly 3,000 emergency medical services (EMS) health-care workers
Design: In 1985, FDNY initiated a surveillance
program to determine the incidence, prevalence, and severity of
biopsy-proven sarcoidosis in firefighters. In 1995, EMS HCWs were added
as control subjects.
Results: Between 1985 and 1998, 4
prior cases and 21 new cases of sarcoidosis were found in FDNY
firefighters. Annual incidence proportions ranged from 0 to
43.6/100,000, and averaged 12.9/100,000. On July 1, 1998, the point
prevalence was 222/100,000. For EMS HCWs, annual incidence proportions
were zero. Radiographic stage 0 or stage 1 sarcoidosis was found in 19
firefighters (76%), and stage 3 was found in 1 firefighter (4%).
Pulmonary function (FVC, FEV1, and diffusing capacity for
carbon monoxide) was normal in 17 firefighters (68%), and
reduced to ≤ 65% predicted in 2 firefighters (8%). Maximum oxygen
consumption (MV̇o2) was normal in 10 of 17
firefighters (59%), and reduced to 65% predicted in 3 firefighters
(12%). Five of seven firefighters (71%) with abnormal
MV̇o2 had gas exchange abnormalities, and
none had O2 desaturation. All returned to fire
Conclusions: Annual incidence
proportions and point prevalence were increased in FDNY firefighters as
compared to EMS HCWs and historical controls. Radiographs and
physiologic measurements demonstrated only minimal
Become a CHEST member and receive a FREE subscription as a benefit of membership.
Individuals can purchase this article on ScienceDirect.
Individuals can purchase a subscription to the journal.
Individuals can purchase a subscription to the journal or buy individual articles.
Learn more about membership or Purchase a Full Subscription.
Institutional access is now available through ScienceDirect and can be purchased at myelsevier.com.
Some tools below are only available to our subscribers or users with an online account.
Download citation file:
Customize your page view by dragging & repositioning the boxes below.
Enter your username and email address. We'll send you a reminder to the email address on record.
Athens and Shibboleth are access management services that provide single sign-on to protected resources. They replace the multiple user names and passwords necessary to access subscription-based content with a single user name and password that can be entered once per session. It operates independently of a user's location or IP address. If your institution uses Athens or Shibboleth authentication, please contact your site administrator to receive your user name and password.


text:
Listening post
13,095pages onAdd New Page
this wiki
this wiki
A listening post or monitoring station was a operations centre for monitoring communications between space-faring civilizations. Most listening posts were covert, and monitored enemy territory.
Listening postsEdit
External linkEdit
Listening post article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.