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Original Crackers
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Our Price: $4.05 (Save 31%)
Why You'll Love It
About This Brand
Organic Short Grain Brown Rice, Organic Whole Quinoa, Organic Brown Flax Seeds, Organic Brown Sesame Seeds, Filtered Water, Sea Salt, Organic Wheat-Free Tamari (Water, Whole Organic Soybeans, Salt, Organic Alcohol or Organic Vinegar).
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Amount Per Serving
- Certified Organic
- Certified Kosher
- Non-GMO Project Verified
- Certified Vegan
- Gluten-Free
- Organic
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Made in USA
- Recycled Packaging
- Woman-Owned Business
- Cholesterol Free
- Dairy Free
- Dye and Color Additive Free
- Full Of Omegas
- No Artificial Ingredients
- No Trans Fats
- Nut Free
- Peanut Free
- Pesticide Free
- Preservative Free
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
Reviews For Original Crackers
Based on 147 Reviews
I buy these at my local supermarket. And at 43, I see my 8 pack coming back. Make room for me at the beach baby!
- Autumn Brown
Have Grown to Love
When we first starting eating gluten free, whole plant based, I tried these and didn't care for them. Our tastes have changed over the years. Now I love the crunch and the taste. I like to always keep a box on hand to satisfy my craving for a crunchy, savory side to soup or stew or to use for hummus or guacamole. Plus, they are onion free! Perfect for someone who has to avoid onions, like me.
- Christy
Soy Free Please
Can you please make a soy free version?!
- Audrey
So Good
If you enjoy the taste of crispy burnt bits from popcorn kernels, these crackers taste just like that flavor. So delicious, crunchy and satisfying. These are some earty crackers. If I had to take one type of cracker with me into the apocalypse, these would be it. They last forever and the fiber will keep you regular!
We love Mary's Gone Crackers and sometimes these are hard to come by, meaning that perhaps everyone who has bought them, loves the crackers so much that they buy more and more and more!! Wonderfully Delicious ~ ~ ~
- Marlene
Must like sesame
These had too strong of a sesame taste for anyone in my family, but I gave them to a friend who thought they were delicious.
- Rebecca
Terrific Organic Crackers
These crackers were a hit as an after dinner snack. Three of us tried them this evening and thought they were very tasty. I especially liked the flavor of the brown sesame seeds.
These crackers are very crunchy, and packed with seeds.
- Russell
Really good but expensive
Seedy, crunchy, and great tasting. The perfect partner for cheese. My husband even loved these and he never likes my attempts at buying healthier alternatives.
- Julia Street
Gone crackers for these crackers!
These are the best crackers I have ever tried! They are so crunchy and delicious! I will definitely be buying these in the future!
- Donna
Mary's got the best
Mary's gone crackers are the best! I preferred the original was happy I found them at Thrive market for such a great price. Very disappointed the Thrive Market price has gone up to match that of the local food stores.
- Joan
I didn't like them at first, but they grew on me!! I know they are better for me than most of the crackers I had eaten before. Think they are a little pricey though!
- Maxine
A Winner
Received a box of these delicious crackers in the Thrive Starter Kit. Had to order another box immediately because the first one didn't last long. Glad they were part of the starter kit assortment because I might not have discovered them so soon!
- Deborah Smith
Love, love, love these crackers!
- Patrice
Great Flavor and Texture!!
A yummy snack that includes fiber and healthy fat!
- Lisa
Love Love Love these!
I don't eat too much cooked food, but I do eat these because they are delicious and healthy with NO SUGAR! They go great with homemade hummus or bean dip.
- Alis
These crackers are awesome! Nutty, crunchy, alone or with other snacks. And addicting! They are so yummy you can just sit down and eat six or eight of them. If you put something tasty on them (Tapenade, smoked salmon, cheese, etc.) they can be part of a meal or hearty snack.
Love them, love them, love them.
- James
Fabulous cracker
These are so tasty and filling they're better than cookies, or greasy chips. I grab a few when I'm on the run and they're practically a meal. Add a few frozen grapes and it's just about the perfect snack.
- Audrey
Wonderful! Will order again soon.
The crackers I got were from a nearly-burned batch, but still so good I ate them though they upset my tummy. I'll reorder when I'm pretty sure Thrive is out of burnt ones.
- James
SO good!
I love these crackers and always have a box on hand. They are my "go to" snack at night with a healthy glass of red wine!
- Charlotte
Not that great
I didn't think these tasted good at all. My three year old wouldn't eat them either.
- Breanne
Mary's Gone Crackers Original
Unbelievably delicious ! Crunchy and nutritious.
- Nancy J.
mary's gone crackers
we liked them, will purchase again
- k furlong
the best
These are my favorite crackers in the history of forever. So. Good. So much crunch!
- Carina
Tastes like bacon bits
Have you ever ate those soy bacon bits out of a bottle, these crackers taste similar. My kids love them but I am not the greatest fan. One bonus, I have had a box open for almost a month and they still taste the same and haven't gone stale yet.
- Angela
Favorite G-free crackers.
Mary's Gone Crackers - original
We love these crackers: they give some crunchy chewing that one misses when gluten free. And so many flavors, too.
- Arleen
Best crackers ever
So happy to be able to find these crackers here cheaper than anywhere else I have found them!
- Melissa
These were great!
- Jan
Mary's Gone Crackers are excellant! Highest rating!
Need to order more of these nutritous Mary's Gone Crackers to snack on! Very good!
- Janice
mary gone crackers
Very good would order more but couldn't find them on site
- Deborah
Wish I had bought 10 boxes!!
- Melissa
Mary's crackers
Loved them every without anythg on them
- Linda
Mary's gone crackers
Tasty and good for you but expensive even at your
- Joyce Browne
My favorite!
These are, hands down, my favorite crackers. But they can get expensive in stores. So happy that Thrive carries them and for significantly cheaper. I stock up every few months. Love them!
- Claudia
Mary's Gone Crackers
Didn't like them at all. Very blan with no flavor.
- Marion
Mary's Gone Crackers, Orginal
These crackers are so delicious, crunchy, and satisfying.
I am going to order more and also the other varieties.
- Nancy J.
Mary's Gone Crackeers
Many times re-ordered! and I will continue to do so.
- Elizabeth
Mary Gone Crackers
I Love these crackers - only have tried the Original ones but they are awesome! I have to have these in house for my snacks!
- Lynda
My favorite cracker!
These are my absolute favorite cracker and was so happy to find them here at a ridiculously great price! I love that they do not have salted tops!
- Carolyn
Great cracker love with salsa
- d
Great for Dipping
Unlike many other gluten free crackers, these hold up under the weight of any dip. Awesome with salsa, hummus, guacamole, cheese... Hard crunchy, so not great for those with dental issues. I like it and think it makes it feel like I'm eating something more substantial. Which helps, as sometimes chips and dip are all a gluten free person can eat at a party.
A friend with celiac brought these to a pot luck years ago. I loved them and bought some more as soon as I found them in a store. My other friends, not so much. They were eating the leftover original, 'unflavored' ones plain, whereas I always intended to eat them with something. I think that's the key for those who thought they were bland. FYI, they do come in other flavors. I hope Thrive starts carrying some others!
- Evelyn
Marys Crackers
Love them! Thanks -
- Fanny
I love it !!
- Roxana
- Thrive User
Crunchy and Tasty!
I love these healthy crackers. Just a few satisfy my need for something to snack on. Great crackers!
- Susan
- Thrive User
- Thrive User
Not Great.
Very dry, grainy, bland taste. Will not get again.
- Amy
I love them!!!
They are crunchy and tasty
- Roxana
Original crackers
Love them. Enough said
- Therese
Crunchie Crackers
It is crunchy but the taste to my buds is a little bland. I usually have it with a cup of Tea. My wife is not crazy over it.
- Raphael
Ok but healthy
I really haven't had much time to try these crackers. I opened them just to try them and had only one, so my opinion is they are ok. I've had another good healthy organic cracker from Costco and really loved them. They're just too plain tasting; no flavor whatsoever. These crackers do not compare to that one at Costco!
Outstanding Crackers!
These crackers are unusual but awesome! I love them with an olive tapenade. They are good with a cheese plate or just anything. I will definitely purchase these again.
- Wanda
mary cone crackers
excellent. hard to stop eating them.
- dominick
- Thrive User
Delicious crackers
So good!
- Thrive User
- Thrive User
Addicting crackers
These crackers have the most crunch of anything I have tried. The grains give them so much texture and flavor. Great with any kind of cheese or just by themselves. I love them.
- Sara
Not a big fan
These weren't tasty to me maybe if you deep it in something it might be ok.. It's a very unique flavor, not for everyone.
- Myrla
Great snack cracker
Love them.
- Joanne
Mary's gone crackers
Tasty, Fresh and affordable.
- Karla
Best crackers
They are so substantial.
- Nikki
Crunchy goodness
Love theses crackers! They hold up well to dips, cheese, salsa and on their own. Gluten free too!
- Susan
This cracker is the right amount of crunch and flavor. My new favorite cracker; plain or with cheese or dip.
- Catherine
Tastes burnt
Not clear whether baked or fried. Tastes burnt. Although crispy as promised.
Overall: I would NOT buy again.
- Jack
Best cracker on God's earth
Title says it all. Love 'em.
- Mike
This was the only cracker I could have while cleansing. I like these with hummus the most.
- Caitlin
These crackers are nice and crunchy with a great taste!
- Sherry
Mary's gone crackers
I have loved these from when they first made an appearance years ago. I love them. They're crunchy and filled with flavor. They're great plain or you can add spreads, etc. They're the best snacky type thing around in my view
- Judy
Were strange texture compared to wheat or flour based crackers. Once I adjusted to that, I will buy more.
- Ron
Awesome crackers!
These crackers are simply amazing! Order some now!!
- Pam
Definitely a healthy snack. Not really for kids, although my 13 year old liked it. Good if you want a crunchy snack.
- Irene
Original Crackers
These go great with almond butter or cheese.
- Lee
Good with hummus or quac
very flavorful with multiple seeds- plus it is better for you than other type crackers
- Judy
Ok taste
These have a lot of grains but don't Taye much like 'regular' crackers.
- Michelle McGrain
Love these!
These are thin, crispy and great with cheese or other toppings such as hummus.
- Cabe
Great snack!
I'm eating them right now with cottage cheese during first break at work. so good! Had them with cream cheese and salmon the other day too mmmm good
- Jennifer
Mary's gone crackers
Loved them.
- Elaine Levey
Flax seed-dominant
The original is not nearly as tastey as the "herb" variety- these taste seed-y (especially flax) and not quite salty enough for my taste.
- Madeleine
Mary's Gone Crackers
Very disappointed on the packaging. By buying online, I thought I was saving money. I have been buying these crackers, locally, and paying $7.99 for a 20 oz. Thrive Market sells it for $3.95 for a 6.5 oz. I suppose I can only blame myself for not paying attention to the size of the package.
- Reyna
Mary's Gone Crackers
So there I was in Northern California looking at the icy Pacific, it was mid-October after all. And my friend gave me my first bite of Humboldt Fog goat cheese on a Mary's Gone Crackers cracker and OMG!! The taste! I knew I was hooked...unfortunately on both.
- TOBI1kenobe
Mary's Gone Crackers Original Crackers
Very, very, very good, unique and tasty cracker. Good alone or with a cheese or other spread. I can taste the sesame seeds which makes them super good in my book!
- Billie Dewhirst
Mary's Gone Crackers
These are great crackers!
- Briana
Mary's Crackers
Love this product and the price through Thrive was so good that I bought several boxes
- Kelly
Crunchy snacks
These snacks were ok but I like a bit more flavor to them.
- Phyllis
luv them
crispy and super tasty
- Denise
Mary's Gone Crackers
tasty, nice crunch
- Anne
Love these crackers. They're a little hard for my teeth though. I'm afraid I'm going to break a filling. I still eat them , I'm just very careful.
- Nikki
Looks are deceiving !!
These taste a whole lot better then you think they will, when you first look at one. My husband Loves them too !! Buy them, you won't be disappointed!
- Lynn
Love them!
These crackers are delicious!! My order arrived quickly and the crackers were gone just as quickly. I did not count on my grandkids liking them ... next time I'll buy several boxes!
- Sandra
If you haven't tried then, you must!
- Marilyn
I really loved these crackers and they are on my next order.
- Machelle
Mary's Crackers
I really like these crackers with all the seeds.
The Mary's Original and the Mary's Super Seeds are both delicious.
- Maureen
Great crackers
I love really crunchy food, so these crackers are perfect for me! They are sturdy enough for dips and light enough flavored to not interfere with other flavors. They are one of my favorite go-tos.
- Gina
good crackers!
I really like the nutty flavor of these satisfying crackers
- kim
Great cracker minus flour! Good on its own, great with cheese.
- Angela
Mary's Gone Crackers
They were satisfying as a snack watching TV. Flavor is mild and they are crunchy, which helps my snack addiction.
- Nancy
Mary's crackers price and delivery
Thrive market offered the best price and great delivery!
- Cindy
Favorite crackers
These are my all time favorite crackers. My entire family including the kids love them now also. Great flavor without white flour or white rice. Great to use with anything requiring a cracker.
- Thrive User
Mary's Crackers
They taste great! Even though the box is small, there is a lot packed in there! WAY better than other commercial brand crackers!
- Janet
Mary Gone Crackers
These crackers are so good you can't just stop at one. They are like potato chips, once you get started eating them it is hard to stop!
- Betty R
I've always loved seedy/nutty bread and crackers, so I think the texture and flavor in these is great. I am intolerant to gluten and am tickled to have such a tasty and nutritious cracker that I can eat.
- Laura
SO nutty & crunchy!
Love them! Perfect cracker that is good for you, fill you up with just a few & will go great with cheese and other toppings too. I can't wait to get creative with them!
- Gay
Best crackers ever!
These Mary's Gone crackers are the best crackers I've ever had! Crunchy, crisp, so tasty. I've eaten them with cheese, almond butter, and tonight with humus. Just ordered 2 more boxes, as I don't want to run out. Gluten free, vegan, best tasting gluten free hands down
- Mariana Luz
Marys Crackers
great taste, good crunch, love them !!!!
- JoAnn
Best snack cracker
I absolutely love these wholesome, crunchy little crackers. Great with Hummus or straight out of the box! When I'm craving crunch and carbs they are my go to, satisfying yet I know I just did something good for my body
- Karissa F
Mary's Gone Crackers Ori.
Awesome taste,loved the crispness and seeds-sooo good
- RetaAnn
just fine
love it
- geey
Hearty and tasty. Back for more.
- Sharon
Cannot get enough of these.
Out of all the crackers that have ever existed these crackers are my favorite. You can't go wrong with the original flavor especially if its your first time trying these out.
- Kate
Best crackers ever
I loved Mary's Gone Crackers before I went gluten-free and I love them even more now on a gluten-free diet. They are so flavorful and delicious. Wonderful with cheese, fruit, and tuna fish.
- Lauren
Great Crackers
I love the extreme crunch to these crackers. They are good with almost everything. They do have a very strong flavor but that seems to be a bonus for me as I don't feel the need to eat them just because they are there. They have a purpose in my kitchen and diet!
Scrumptious Cracker
I was introduced to this brand of healthy cracker in Vancouver B.C. I bought extras to take back home with me as I never have seen them where I shop. Best cracker ever, loads of flavor and good for you too! Now I can have them anytime thanks to Thrive Market!
- Jennifer
Burnt....awful tasting.
Really not eatable. And I am not that picky about GF crackers.
- Kathryn
Love these crackers! Healthy ingredients and taste sooo good! Thanks, Mary!
- Kari
Sturdy for Toppings
My husband isn't as thrilled about these crackers as I am. He thinks they taste burnt. I however find these to be very tasty and sturdy for toppings. What I dislike about most crackers is that they break when you put brie or dip them. These are so hearty and satisfying.
- Maria
I was excited to try these. But they taste burnt; they are so hard I was afraid I'd break a tooth and they are not at all uniform in size. Just a big disappointment.
- Linda
Awesome Crackers!
These are SO GOOD! Super crunchy with lots of nutty flavor. I have Celiac disease, so I can't have any kind of wheat or gluten. It's been very difficult to find replacement for my cheese board, and Mary's are IT! They go great with Gruyère, Iberico, Cheddar- in fact I have yet to find a cheese that these crackers didn't "go" with.
I was also happy to find that these are very high in Omega-3's, which my doctor has been suggesting I eat more of for my cholesterol. This means I can have as many as I want, and call it medicine! Now I eat them with almond butter, Hummus, even salsa!
- Stephanie Simmons
Great flavor, healthy ingredients
First off, these aren't like, chips; they're crackers. And they are on the crunchy side for a cracker, which I happen to enjoy. My nutritionist recommended these to me for getting more whole grains in their diet. I know the knee-jerk reaction to "whole grain" for most people is to read it as "less flavor" but I'm pleased to say that this is not the case with these crackers. The combination of the slightly savory taste with the sesame seeds and the subtly nutty flavor is absolutely delicious, and they're organic to boot. I like to eat them with my favorite cheeses and they're great for dipping and scooping for sweet or savory spreads. I snack on them a lot and on the rare occasion that I go through a whole bag, it doesn't leave me with the junk food hangover that would normally ensue it it had been a bag of potato chips or Cheez-its. I keep my pantry stocked with these and am glad to keep buying them here at such a great price.
- G. Keller
Sesame gives off burnt taste.
I wanted to love these crackers because of the excellent grain combination. The crunch was harder than expected, yet surprisingly pleasant.
Overall, I was satisfied with the flavor but at times would feel like the sesame provided more of a burnt flavor, rather than nutty. More suited for dipping in a hummus or pairing with other ingredients.
- Lucy
Gluten free and good!
I personally think these are the best tasting crackers I've had in a while. i wouldn't suggest buying them at the store but this price is very fair. If you've been contemplating buying them, definitely give them a try! They're gluten free, organic, AND taste good, what more could you ask for in a cracker?
- S. Barton
Very Crunchy and Lacking Flavor
Overall, these are a healthy snack that I will eat often.
The problem was that they where very crunchy and I spent more time thinking about the flavor and the texture than I did enjoying it. I am very happy that they are gluten-free, vegan, non-GMO and all those great things. I just think that the original flavor should have some flavor.
Again, I'd eat these all day long I just expected more.
- Dale Austin
My 4 yr old son and I sat down with a bag of these and wedge of cheese. So tasty!
- Adam
One of my favorites!
These crackers are really tasty and a great snack. They have a hard crunch to them which may turn some off, but the flavor is great and the ingredients are healthy. Worth a try!
- Abigail
My new FAVORITE crackers...
I am pretty fussy and since I have had to come off all gluten because of my Thyroid... these really fit for me. AMAZING crunch... great flavor... fabulous with dips, they don't crumble as you are dipping... THRIVE needs to get more flavors!!!
- Cynthia
I like the ingredients but they are way overcooked, even burned. Have tried several times, still burned.
- Jean
I eat these almost every day
I am very particular about what I eat and I pay attention to all the ingredients in products. These are great and I eat these almost day. They are tasty, and provide the fiber I need and aren't too salty. I eat them with guacamole or hummus along with my salads. Love them!!!
- Melanie
Not what i was hoping for.
They taste like they are burnt. They are very thin and taste as if they were very overbaked.
- Jennifer
Mary's Gone Crackers
I love these, especially the Super Seed type. I dip in hummus, or cover with pb &J, or pb & honey, or with cheese. Yum!
- Susan G
Not for me
Unfortunately, I wasn't a fan. The flavor was good, but they were so hard and crunchy that they hurt my teeth. My chickens loved them though. :)
- Audra
amazing snack
I love to eat these with a little almond butter. Delicious and filling, also, not easy to find...
- Thrive User
I really wanted to like these crackers but they taste like I'm eating heavily burnt popcorn kernels. I don't know if it is the sesame seed overtaking (as mentioned in some other reviews ) or what but it is just not good at all. I really like the crunch but the flavor is just too overwhelming. I've tried masking the flavor with all sorts of yummies like tuna, almond butter, hummus,etc. My husband & daughter will not touch them so it looks like I'm looking forward to some unpleasant snack times until they're all gone because I don't want to be wasteful. I really do like the texture and crunch so I may try the herb flavor to give these crackers another chance.
- Chanell
Serious crunch!
These crackers are awesome. Just the thing when a craving for potato chips comes by- with a bowl of hummus!
- Charity
Wonderful Chips & Price!
Love the name! The crackers are really good, too. Our local health food store had these a while back, but then they disappeared. The clerk said his boss thought no one would buy them again. Why didn't he ask me?!
I found these crispy, great tasting crackers on Thrive Market. Not only are they delicious, but you can't beat the price. This item is 32% less than retail, which I think I paid more for at the store. Thrive is a godsend when it comes to purchasing all my organic, natural, tasty stuffs I need and want. Thank you, Thrive Market!
- Franklin N
Great crunch
I love these. When I went gluten free it was hard to find a good cracker and Mary definitely knows what she is doing with these.
The flavor is so good. They taste wonderful alone or they enhance the flavor of the cheese of your choice.
I also love to use these with dips like salsa and hummus.
- Harry Seltzer
Sesame flavor is strong
I like these crackers because they're low in sodium, sugar and cholesterol, unlike most crackers on the shelf.
But another reviewer commented about the sesame seeds, and it's true. There is a strong sesame flavor that you have to endure and get used to for total enjoyment of these crackers. I find that putting cheese or almond butter on the crackers really takes away the strong sesame flavor.
- Aldon Norton
Crackers for gluten free dieters
Going gluten free is good for your health, but it does make finding tasty food difficult.
That's why I really like these crackers. They do take some adjustment taste wise, because they're so natural and pure tasting, and you do get a full mouth of sesame seeds, nuts and brown rice. But it's great with cheese, nut spread or as a side with a salad.
- Allegra
So much better than a Ritz
I'll admit, I was a cracker fanatic. Ritz were my favorite, but I also liked wheat thins and nut thins.
Then you read the ingredients, and you see sugar, salt and added oils. When I went vegan, I left all that stuff behind. These crackers are so good. They're crunchy and have a dense texture, which makes you have to chew it well. It also takes longer to digest, and makes you feel fuller quicker.
- Andres Newman
Intense and Delicious Crackers
As someone who hangs out with a lot of health-nut people, I think all of my friends have a box or two in their houses at all times. I decided to switch from my regular cracker brand to see what everybody was talking about. They take a bit of getting used to from my regular crackers, but these are pretty good! They're tougher, bite-wise, to eat than a standard cracker, but it makes them harder to mindlessly munch on. They have an earthy and delicious flavor that's hard to describe. I've found sliced cheese (cheddar is my fave!) to be a perfect compliment to these. They just have so much flavor!
- Eliza D.
My favorite chips
I love these and I think they taste great. I recently went gluten-free and I try to find the most flavorful foods to keep my palate wide.... These have it.
I love them most with hummus. But they taste great alone to. I also love them so much that when I need to bring a dish to pass they come with whatever I made, whether it's a cheese ball or a plate of meat and cheeses.
- Genia Soder
Too many sesame seeds
I love that these crackers are gluten-free but get sad when sesame seeds are added to anything because they take over the flavor of the whole item. I don't even taste any of the other amazing ingredients.
These are great alone or in dips, but again, the sesame seeds are overpowering.
- Sima T.
I absolutely love them!
I've been trying to include more organic food to my diet and whole wheat. Found these crackers and they were just what I was looking for. They are so crunchy and natural tasting. I absolutely love them. Super healthy and I love the seeds in them.
- Geneva Morgan
Guilt-free and gluten-free!
I love these crackers. They are really healthy and gluten free. They're fantastic with black bean hummus. I'm definitely adding these to my "must-haves" list!
- Nathaniel Willis
Earthy, crispy healthy cracker
These crackers have an awesomely earthy and complex texture. I'm very big on texture in food, and these have a nice crispy crunch. They hold up well to dips - they won't break off in there. I eat with them hummus for a gluten-free, delicious vegan snack!
- A. Hansen
The best Gf crackers
These crackers have a very nutty and rich flavor and a perfect crunch. I love them dipped in almond butter!
I'm on a gluten-free diet and other gf crackers I've tried simply don't compare. I also really like that they're low cal and organic.
- A. Hansen
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Chapter 7 – Deliver Me From Evil
"Then [He] was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil." – Matthew 4:1
Yes, it's true: I've been married three times. Three times to three very different women; in Minbari terms, which is how I've come to view the world in the twilight of my life, I married one from each caste. I married warrior, worker and religious. It's odd, I think sometimes, that my best match was my opposite number. Delenn was trained to pray; I was trained to fight. Though to be fair, Delenn is not now and, I assume, never has been a typical Religious Caste Minbari. She possesses in herself qualities of all three castes, and that's perhaps why I was drawn to her most of all.
But I'm getting ahead of myself.
I married Elizabeth Lochley (Earthforce, ret.) in 2239, about a month after graduation from Earthforce Academy. Three months later, we had an amicable divorce. Ironically, this was about the only thing – including bedroom politics – that we were ever amicable about. But I will never say I didn't love her. A part of me will always love her – but not as much as I'll always respect her. Later, this would be very important.
(That said – in 2239, I wanted to rip her heart out. Just so we're clear on that point.)
Ten years later, I married Anna.
You'll… you'll always have a special place in my heart. We went through too much for me not to say that.
Our story was a happy one, at least at first. We weren't kids at that point – I was in my mid-30s. She was my sister Lizzie's age – and her longtime friend. And, for that matter, Anna and I were friends first, and our romance bloomed and blossomed over the war, so that by the time it was over, when I came home, the only thing I had in mind was to marry her. I couldn't imagine spending one more second of my life alone.
She was a xenoarchaeologist – physically small but as strong as I'd ever seen in heart, mind and body, and that impressed me to no end. I was put in command of the base on Io just after the war, and as newlyweds, we picked up and moved our life there. She never complained. She thrust herself into her own career while I continued to build mine. My father all but stepped clear of directing my development; being a war hero and then getting married goes a long way toward convincing a man's parents that he can take care of himself, I guess.
In 2251, two things of note happened. First, I was sent to help put down the food riots on Mars. I did it, and I did it quickly and efficiently, and let me tell you why: I did it because I wasn't in a position of power to say anything so radical as, "Mars should be a free and independent state," and if I'd said it at that time, I likely would've been stripped of my rank and court-martialed, which wouldn't have done anyone any good. I did it because in the end, putting the riots down quickly and quietly did, I maintain, save more lives than if they had been allowed to drag on. I did it not because I had no choice, but because, all options presented, it was the best choice. It helped the most people. But I don't have any delusions that I made no enemies, that there were no hard feelings. I know I did; I know there were.
The second thing that happened was that the Earth Senate convened after midterm elections that had been held the previous November, and a brand-new senator stood up in the chambers in Geneva, placed his hand on the bible and swore an oath. He said, "I do solemnly swear that I will support and uphold the Constitution of the Earth Alliance against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: So help me God."
His name was William Morgan Clark.
I voted for him.
"Commander Sheridan! Come in, come in. Have a seat."
"Yes, Sir. Thank you, Sir." Sheridan walked with confident ease into the senator's office, saying a silent thank-you to his father for taking him on all those state visits as a teen. It allowed him to be more comfortable in a situation like this than most might be. He settled into the chair across from Senator Clark's desk, and only then did he feel a bit uncomfortable, as the senator did not immediately speak, and Sheridan wasn't sure how to sit. Straight-backed? Casual, one leg crossed over the other? Lean against the back of the chair, or not? He finally settled for a compromise, leaning back into the chair but keeping both feet firmly on the floor. It was a bit uncomfortable for his long frame, but he managed it. He'd been in tighter spaces before.
"Would you like something to drink? Coffee, tea…? I can have something brought in…"
"No, Sir, I'm fine. Thank you," he added as an afterthought with a tight smile and a polite nod.
Clark nodded as well, and Sheridan could feel the bulky politician sizing him up. It made him even more uncomfortable than he already was, and he shifted a bit but didn't change his posture.
"I understand your father is—was a diplomatic envoy." The governor got up from his chair behind his big oak desk and turned, looking out a floor-to-ceiling window into the courtyard below.
"Yes sir. He recently retired and decided to take up farming."
"Farming." Clark laughed amicably but didn't turn around. "He must have kept you pretty politically educated, then."
Sheridan narrowed his eyes for a moment, glad that the senator wasn't looking at him. It made him feel a bit more relaxed – but only a bit. "No, Sir… though not for lack of trying." Now Sheridan laughed lightly, the memories of his "D" in Civics Education and his father's grim reaction still as firm in his mind as if it had happened yesterday. "It was just never something I had a lot of interest in."
"Fair enough."
Silence fell into the room. At first it was nice – the questions stopped, and Sheridan relaxed even more. But the longer it lingered, the more uncomfortable it became. The senator continued to gaze out his window into the gray Geneva day, and Sheridan wondered if the other man had forgotten he was still in the room. Finally, the commander cleared his throat, sat up straight in his chair once again and asked, "Senator… if I may ask. Why am I here? What is this meeting about?"
"You have an exemplary record, Commander." Clark spun sharply on his heel – faster than Sheridan would have thought possible for a man of the senator's stature – and met Sheridan's eyes directly. It was as though he'd been waiting for the question.
And the answer was one Sheridan had become accustomed to hearing. "Thank you, Sir."
"Not only that, but your mind works in a way I've never seen in any soldier, even during my time."
For the first time, Sheridan was thrown off-guard. "You served?"
"Enlisted during the War of the Shining Star. Honorable discharge." He patted his leg and, though Sheridan didn't know the story, he suspected the move referenced an old injury. "Wasn't in long – just long enough to be a good target." He shook his head. "But you, you're special. The Golden Child of the Minbari War. You'll likely make captain within a few years, and when that happens, Earthforce will give you your own starship."
"It's… a great dream."
"It's more than a dream for a man like you, Sheridan. You… have shown that you have what it takes to go far in your career, whether it's fully within the military or… parleyed into something else."
Sheridan cleared his throat. "Such as?"
There was another long, awkward silence. Just as it cross the line into more uncomfortable than the commander could stand and he shifted his body in the chair in preparation to stand and speak, Clark opened his mouth again. "We have that in common, Commander. We both have big dreams. I don't intend to be a senator forever."
"No… Between you and me, I've got my eye on the presidency before I get too far along in years. But for now, Commander Sheridan – let's just keep that our little secret, eh?" He flashed Sheridan a smile that felt like an odd combination of a baby-kissing politician and the Christmas Grinch, and then he shifted topics slightly – though reflecting on it later, Sheridan would string the dots together and decide it was quite intentional. "A position at the Orion Command District recently became available. It's not a starship, but you do well there and it's a shoe-in for you to get one when the new Omega-class destroyers start rolling off the line. I've spoken to your superiors and they agree, it's a perfect next step for you."
"And may I ask why these new orders were not presented to me by my superiors?"
"Because," Clark responded, wandering away from Sheridan in a meandering fashion, not headed toward any one particular place. He stopped about ten paces away and turned again to face the younger man. "I asked to be allowed the honor. I wanted to shake the hand of Starkiller, as I've never been able to do." Sheridan stood now, too, and obliged him, but a faint warning bell was beginning to sound in his head. He didn't smile. His eyes, he was almost certain, conveyed skepticism. "And I wanted to thank you personally. You're a rare breed, Sheridan, and you can rest assured that with regard to my dream, I'll be keeping an eye on you. I hope that in your years in Earthforce, we continue to have a good relationship. You've proven yourself to be a man who will do whatever is necessary to protect Earth, and that's exactly the kind of soldier we need on our corner and, someday, hopefully, exactly the kind of man I'll need in mine. Congratulations, Commander. Enjoy Orion. She's the start of a whole new world for you."


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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Celebrity Gold-Diggers Of The Day
Btw.. what's for lunch?
Matthew McConaughHEY, I got one!
Pam Anderson discovers that her brain cavity is empty.
Michael Keaton, looking for movie roles. Keep digging -- Multiplicity 2 is up there somewhere.
Good Will, Hunting
Marcia Cross. And you thought her naked pics were nasty.
Halle (looking for a) Berry
Kate Hudson. There's a Black Crowes joke in here somewhere.
Beckham bends it
Picky Hilton
This can't be!
LeeAnn Rimes - snack time!
"I'll be.. wrapped around your finger..."
Not a booger pick. She's looking for coke residue.
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I'll be wrapped around your finger made me blow a booger right onto my keyboard.ReplyDelete
"It was a scratch."ReplyDelete
Cary--the Caption King! The one for Sting was my favorite too. So nasty! Ha ha ha!ReplyDelete
I think Mischa and Ethan look better with a finger in their noses.ReplyDelete
Marcia Cross had nude pics? *shudder*ReplyDelete
Oh geez, I just spewed on my iPad. (sure hope AppleCare covers that!) Stang was my fave, too.ReplyDelete
Doesn't anyone pick their nose in the bathroom? Where there's tissue handy? Not that I pick my nose or anything even like that. I'm a delicate flower, you know. ;)
I figured the Queen had someone to do that for her! These photos all sort of bring these celebs down to human status, don't they?ReplyDelete
Sitting at a Prince concert a few years ago, waiting for it to start, we watched a sound man digging for gold and eating his boogers as he set up sound equipment...we figured his nose was full of coke and he didn't want to waste any of it. He seemed oblivious to the huge crowd in the arena watching him.
They pick their noses, but their shit smells like crushed pineapple.ReplyDelete
@ RGRReplyDelete
Please woman leave some mystery? I enjoy pretending you don't burp or fart, or anything other humans do. You and the other lady LOTD followers exist as magical creatures without flaw or foible.
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Applied Formal Verification: For Digital Circuit Design
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BeschreibungFormal verification is a powerful new digital design method. In this cutting-edge tutorial, two of the field's best known authors team up to show designers how to efficiently apply Formal Verification, along with hardware description languages like Verilog and VHDL, to more efficiently solve real-world design problems.
Contents: Simulation-Based Verification * Introduction to Formal Techniques * Contrasting Simulation vs. Formal Techniques * Developing a Formal Test Plan * Writing High-Level Requirements * Proving High-Level Requirements * System Level Simulation * Design Example * Formal Test Plan * Final System Simulation
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PREFACE
Chapter 1: Introduction to Verification
Chapter 2: Verification Process
Chapter 3: Current Verification Techniques
Chapter 4: Introduction to Formal Techniques
Chapter 5: Formal Basics and Definitions
Chapter 6: Property Specification
Chapter 7: The Formal Test Plan Process
Chapter 8: Techniques for Proving Properties
Chapter 9: Final System Simulation
APPENDIX A: IEEE 1850 PSL PROPERTY SPECIFICATION LANGUAGE
APPENDIX B: IEEE 1800 SYSTEM VERILOG ASSERTIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
PortraitDouglas L. Perry is the Director of Marketing for Virtutech, Inc. He is the author of four editions of McGraw-Hill's VHDL. He lives in San Ramon, California. Harry D. Foster serves as Chairman of the Accellera Formal Verification Technical Committee, which is currently defining the PSL (Property Specification Language) standard. He is co-author of the new Kluwer Academic Publishers book Assertion-Based Design. The Chief Methodologist at Jasper Design, Mr. Foster formerly was Verplex Systems' Chief Architect. He lives in Richardson, Texas.
Untertitel: 'Electronic Engineering'. New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: MCGRAW HILL/IRWIN PROFESSIONAL
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- 40788 Coğrafi Yakınlık 'Hala' Önemli mi ? Mekansal İnovasyon Modellerinden Çok-Yerelli Bilgi Dinamiklerine Dönüşüm
[Does Geographical Proximity Still Matter? Transformation from Local Innovation Models to Multi-Locational Knowledge Dynamics]
by Onur, Sungur & Hidayet, Keskin
- 40687 Factors explaining the choice of finance major: students' perception towards finance profession
by Hunjra, Ahmed Imran & Rehman, Kashif-Ur- & Ahmad, Abrar & Safwan, Nadeem & Rehman, Ijaz-Ur
- 40683 Students' attitude towards the uses of internet
by Rehman, Kashif-Ur- & Hunjra, Ahmed Imran & Safwan, Nadeem & Ahmad, Abrar
- 40656 Asian Financial Integration during the Pre- and Post-crisis Periods
by M., Azali & Lee, Chin
- 40639 Valutazioni economiche dei processi estrattivi e di valorizzazione dei reflui oleari
[Economic assessments of mining processes and utilization of the waste mills]
by Marchini, Andrea & Servili, Maurizio & Diotallevi, Francesco
- 40618 Introducing new technologies in media companies from Romania, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus. A comparative approach
by Surugiu, Romina & Radu, Raluca Nicoleta
- 40585 Measuring the Energy of Economics (Ё): Theoretical Framework
by Ruiz Estrada, M.A.
- 40576 Multi-Dimensional Games (MD-Games)
by Ruiz Estrada, M.A.
- 40574 The Macroeconomic Black Holes
by Ruiz Estrada, M.A.
- 40570 Socio-Economic Challenges Faced by Pakistan
by Irfan, Mohammad & Muhammad Yasin, Hafiz
- 40507 Unpacking the RFID investment decision
by Keating, Byron W. & Coltman, Tim & Fosso-Wamba, Samuel & Baker, Valerie
- 40505 Borrowed Power: Debt Finance and the Resort to Arms
by Slantchev, Branislav
- 40488 Designing IS service strategy: an information acceleration approach
by Richard, Pierre J. & Coltman, Tim & Keating, Byron W.
- 40487 Doing business in China: tips for an outsider (lǎo wài)
by Kriz, Anton & Keating, Byron
- 40419 An empirical investigation on the inter-sectoral linkages in India
by Kaur, Gunjeet & Bordoloi, Sanjib & Rajesh, Raj
- 40374 Heterogeneity of the Maghreb: the results of optimized monetary rules
by Belhadj, Aam
- 40228 Assessing Vulnerability to Poverty:Evidence from Pakistan
by Jamal, Haroon
- 40198 Future of option pricing: use of log logistic distribution instead of log normal distribution in Black Scholes model
by Raja, Ammar
- 40194 Does parallel trade freedom harm consumers in small markets?
by Mueller-Langer, Frank
- 40172 Factors determining FDI in Nigeria: an empirical investigation
by Dinda, Soumyananda
- 40164 BRGF and intra-district backwardness:towards a programmable index
by Baruah, Joydeep
- 40163 Understanding the Cyprus problem: a small chess piece on a huge board
by Yalincak, Hakan
- 40159 Military Spending and Inequality: Panel Granger Causality Test
by Lin, Eric S. & Ali, Hamid E.
- 40070 Italian industrial districts: a model of success or a weak productive system?
by Schilirò, Daniele
- 39982 The transition to market-based economic education: evaluating program effectiveness in Kazakhstan
by Grimes, Paul W. & Millea, Meghan J. & Campbell, Randall C.
- 39906 Making the Grade: Family Structure and Children's Educational Participation in Colombia, Egypt, India, Kenya, Nigeria, Peru & Uruguay
by Alejandro, Cid & W. Bradford, Wilcox & Laura, Lippman & Camille, Whitney
- 39902 IAS 16 Property, Plant and Equipment - A Closer Look
by Muthupandian, K S
- 39899 Training, education and productivity
by Carmichael, Fiona & Ercolani, Marco & Kang, Lili & Maimaiti, Yasheng & O'Mahony, Mary & Peng, Fei & Robinson, Catherine
- 39874 Koreksi Bias Koefisien Beta
[Non-Synchronous Trading In Indonesia Stock Exchange]
by Pasaribu, Rowland Bismark Fernando
- 39794 Mismatch: land reallocations, recovery land rental and land rental market development in rural China
by Che, Yi
- 39768 Impact of demographic factors on employee engagement:a study with reference to vasan publications private limited,chennai
by Swaminathan, J. & Ananth, A.
- 39759 Algoritmi di flusso massimo al minimo costo
[Maximum flow - minimum cost algorithms]
by Parrini, Alessandro
- 39551 Venture capital performance: the disparity between Europe and the United States
by Hege, Ulrich & Palomino, Frederic & Schwienbacher, Armin
- 39549 Asset sales and the role of buyers: strategic buyers versus private equity
by Hege, Ulrich & Lovo, Stefano & Slovin, Myron B. & Sushka, Marie E.
- 39060 Law, Finance and Development: Further Analyses of Longitudinal Data
by Sarkar, Prabirjit & Singh, Ajit
- 39018 Institutional capital: A new analytical framework on theory and actions for economic development
by Paul, Bénédique
- 39017 Reclaiming Institutions as a Form of Capital
by Paul, Bénédique
- 38987 Perturbaciones Internacionales y Fluctuaciones del Producto Interno Bruto en una Economía en Desarrollo: Evidencia de República Dominicana para el Período 1998-2008
[International Shocks and GDP fluctuations in a Developing Economy: Evidence from the Dominican Republic for the Period 1998-2008]
by Ramirez, Francisco A.
- 38969 Impact of water management on agricultural production
by Haq, Rashida & Shafique, Saima
- 38968 Measuring human wellbeing in Pakistan: objective versus subjective indicators
by Haq, Rashida
- 38864 Consequentiality and contingent values: an emerging paradigm
by Poe, Gregory L. & Vossler, Christian A.
- 38862 Analyzing repeated-game economics experiments: robust standard errors for panel data with serial correlation
by Vossler, Christian A.
- 38856 The Impact of Health Card Program on Access to Reproductive Health Services: An Indonesian Experience
by Landiyanto, Erlangga Agustino
- 38801 Protecting privacy amid questions of economic efficiency and egalitarianism
by Baffi, Enrico
- 38767 Skill bias, age and organizational change
by O'Mahony, Mary & Peng, Fei
- 38635 Market structure and multiple equilibria in airline markets
by Ciliberto, Federico & Tamer, Elie
- 38621 Access to land and other natural resources by the rural poor: the case of Bangladesh
by Raihan, Selim & Fatehin, Sohani & Haque, Ifthekharul
- 38574 Fuzzy cognitive maps face the question of the Greek current account deficit sustainability
by Mateou, Nicos H. & Zombanakis, George A.
- 38535 Does causality technique matter to savings-growth nexus in Malaysia?
by Tang, Chor Foon
- 38426 Using the Choice Experiment Method to Inform Flood Risk Reduction Policies in the Upper Silesia Region of Poland
by Birol, Ekin & Koundouri, Phoebe & Kountouris, Yannis
- 38372 A search-matching model of the buyer-seller platforms
by Chen, Kong-Pin & Yen-Chi, Huang
- 38356 European Integration and the Peripheral Disparities in Greece. The way ahead
by Kavvadia, Helen
- 38278 Sustainability and the Economics of the Environment: Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Dynamics of the Long-Run Discount Rate
by Koundouri, Phoebe & Groom, Ben
- 38277 Saving Unique Ecosystems by the Use of Economic Methods and Instruments : Is this possible?
by Koundouri, Phoebe & Kountouris, Yiannis
- 38260 Adaptive interactive expectations: dynamically modelling profit expectations
by Bell, William Paul
- 38224 Optimum slaughtering time in temporal deer farming in Japan
by Kawata, Yukichika
- 38204 I flussi migratori: Immigrazione in Europa: analisi della legislazione
[Migration FLows: Immigration in Europe, Analysis of the legislation]
by Venditto, Bruno & Caruso, Immacolata
- 38143 Trade regimes, investment promotion and export prospects in the Western Balkans
by Mulaj, Isa
- 38113 Assessing the adverse effects of interbank funds on bank efficiency through using semiparametric and nonparametric methods
by Aysan, Ahmet Faruk & Ertek, Gurdal & Ozturk, Secil
- 38059 Test of Higher Moment Capital Asset Pricing Model in Case of Pakistani Equity Market
by Javid, Attiya Yasmin
- 38026 Network Averaging: a technique for determining a proxy for the dynamics of networks
by Bell, William Paul
- 37991 The way things are done here – Polish entrepreneurship - having endowned heritage or burden?
by Starnawska, Marzena
- 37947 Economic and Social Impact of Financial Crisis on Households: A Case Study of Bangladesh with Reference to Social Safety Net Programme (SSNPs)
by Raihan, Selim
- 37945 Assessing Governance, Staff Guidance Note on the Governance Rating of the Bank's Country Performance Assessment
by santi, emanuele & santiso, Carlos & Campos, Indira
- 37921 How to Reap the Induced Technological Bonus? A Mechanism and Illustrative Implementation
by Das, Gouranga
- 37900 Impact of Food Price Rise on School Enrollment and Dropout in the Poor and Vulnerable Households in Selected Areas of Bangladesh
by Raihan, Selim
- 37899 India's PTAs and their Economic Impacts: Quantitative Assessments using a Partial Equilibrium Modeling Framework
by Raihan, Selim
- 37895 Supply-Side Capacity and Export Response in Leather and Home Textile Sectors in Bangladesh
by Raihan, Selim & Ahmed, Mansur
- 37839 Steal If You Need. Capitulation Wages with Endogenous Monitoring
by Wadho, Waqar Ahmed
- 37830 Prevalence of non-sterile injuries among modern medicine students of Assam
by Bhattacharjya, Chiranjeev & Kannan, Srinivasan
- 37787 Tax reforms - taxes without tax laws
by Varma, Vijaya Krushna Varma
- 37777 A Strategic market game approach for the private provision of public goods
by Faias, Marta & Moreno, Emma & Wooders, Myrna
- 37770 Development divide vs digital divide – cross country study
by Ewa, Lechman
- 37712 Air pollution:a case study of a cashew nut factory
by Rjumohan, A.
- 37680 Empirical analysis on emerging issues of Malaysia outward FDI from macroeconomic perspective
by Kueh, Jerome Swee-Hui & Puah, Chin-Hong & Abu Mansor, Shazali
- 37598 Technological progress and its contribution to economic development
by Ewa, Lechman
- 37565 The Response of the Pakistani Stock market to a Cataclysmic Event
by Javid, Attiya Yasmin
- 37558 Analysis of asymmetry in the price-volume relation: evidence from Pakistani stock market
by Mubarik, Fauzia & Javid, Attiya Yasmin
- 37493 Okun`s and Barro`s Misery Index as an alternative poverty assessment tool. Recent estimations for European countries
by Ewa, Lechman
- 37394 CROISSANCE pro-pauvre au CAMEROUN entre 2001 et 2007
[PRO-POOR growth in CAMEROON between 2001 and 2007]
by NZINGOULA, Gildas & TCHIENGANG, Acheille & METANGMO, Janvier
- 37362 Reformas Estructurales y Productividad Total de Factores
[Structural Reforms and Total Factor Productivity]
by Muñoz Saavedra, Ercio
- 37351 Adding intrapreneurial role in HR business partner model: (an extension in the HR business partner model)
by Bashir, Jibran & Afzal, Sara
- 37314 Patterns of social influence in social networking sites – a design perspective
by Iosub, Daniela & Andrei, Andreia Gabriela & Iacob, Amalasunta
- 37256 How does trade-mediated technology transfer affect interregional and intersectoral competition? Exploring multi-sectoral effects in a global trade model
by Das, Gouranga
- 37255 Do south-south trade agreements enhance member countries' trade? evaluating implications for development potential in the context of SAARC
by Das, Gouranga & Bhattacharya, Swapan K.
- 37249 Teaching consumer theory to business students: an integrative approach
by Axelsen, Dan & Snarr, Hal W. & Friesner, Dan
- 37183 Fundamentos de econometría intermedia: Teoría y aplicaciones
[Intermediate economics: Theory and applications]
by Ramon Antonio, Rosales Alvarez & Jorge Andres, Perdomo Calvo & Carlos Andres, Morales Torrado & Jaime Alejandro, Urrego Mondragon
- 37162 Kuznets-Kaldor-puzzle, neutral structural change and independent preferences and technologies
by Stijepic, Denis & Wagner, Helmut
- 37148 Partial identification of the distribution of treatment effects and its confidence sets
by Fan, Yanqin & Park, Sang Soo
- 37115 Long-run macroeconomic impact of international migrant remittances on human development in low-income countries: A panel analysis of sub-Saharan Africa
by Adenutsi, Deodat E.
- 37039 Creating the missing link: applying collective marks to create clusters
by Ghafele, Roya
- 37005 Population-ageing, structural change and productivity growth
by Stijepic, Denis & Wagner, Helmut
- 36982 Kinerja Pasar dan Informasi Akuntansi sebagai Pembentuk Portfolio Saham
[Market Performance and Accounting Information as the Reference of Stocks Portfolio Formation in Indonesia Stock Exchange]
by Pasaribu, Rowland Bismark Fernando
- 36981 Koreksi Bias Koefisien Beta
[Non-Synchronous Trading In Indonesia Stock Exchange]
by Pasaribu, Rowland Bismark Fernando
- 36862 The impact of the US stock market on the Romanian stock market in the context of the financial crisis
by Nistor, Costel & Stefanescu, Razvan & Dumitriu, Ramona
- 36787 Performance metrics for algorithmic traders
by Rosenthal, Dale W.R.
- 36786 Market structure, counterparty risk, and systemic risk
by Rosenthal, Dale W.R.
- 36771 Criza financiara 2007-2008: cauze si consecinte
[The financial crisis 2007-2008: causes and consequences]
by Munteanu, Ionica
- 36754 Risk Management Lessons from Madoff Fraud
by Clauss, Pierre & Roncalli, Thierry & Weisang, Guillaume
- 36717 Working Consumers: The Next Step in Marketing Theory?
by Cova, Bernard & Dalli, Daniele
- 36679 IAS 24, Related Party Disclosures - A Closer Look
by Muthupandian, K S
- 36620 Dynamic interactions of bank assets in two foreign currency constrained economies
by Khemraj, Tarron & Langrin, R. Brian
- 36596 A New Theory of Economic Systems and Its Application to Economic Police Studies
by Kleiner, George
- 36422 A Model of Quantum Economic Development
by Sobey, Craig
- 36407 Impact of social capital on flexible work organisation models: comparative study of european countries
by Ferreira, Pedro & Vieira, Elvira & Neira, Isabel
- 36403 We're on a road to nowhere... new forms of work organization and national cultures
by Ferreira, Pedro
- 36378 Rural Poverty and Inequality Maps in Vietnam: Estimation using Vietnam Household Living Standard Survey 2006 and Rural Agriculture and Fishery Census 2006
by Nguyen, Cuong & Tran Ngoc, Truong & Van der Weide, Roy
- 36358 Il rischio di liquidità: regolamentazione e best practice
[Liquidity Risk: Supervisory Models and Best Practices]
by Panetta, I. C. & Porretta, P.
- 36161 Relationship between Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Government Bonds
by Subhani, Muhammad Imtiaz
- 36158 Bilateral trade: a study on SAARC countries
by Subhani, Muhammad Imtiaz
- 36134 Pensions at a glance: Asia/Pacific
by Whitehouse, Edward
- 36112 A reason-based theory of rational choice
by Dietrich, Franz & List, Christian
- 36110 Monte Carlo experiment on the pooled ols estimator in large mixed panels
by marchese, malvina
- 36097 Kapitał społeczny Polaków a rozwój społeczno-ekonomiczny
[Poles Social Capital and Socio-Economic Development]
by Klimczuk, Andrzej
- 36096 Zastosowanie koncepcji kapitału społecznego w badaniach ludologicznych. Przykład branży gier komputerowych
[Application of the Social Capital Concept in Ludology Research: An Example of the Games Industry]
by Klimczuk, Andrzej
- 36059 Iedzīvotāju būvniecības pieprasījuma salīdzināšana Latvijā un Eiropas Savienībā
[Householders construction demand comparison for Latvia and European Union]
by Skribans, Valerijs
- 36019 The first qualitative survey on Albanian firms: preliminary results
by D'Elia, Enrico
- 35884 Identificación de ciclos económicos en Bolivia: 1970-2008
[Identification of business cycles in Bolivia: 1970-2008]
by Valdivia, Daney & Yujra, Paola


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Pet nicknames, and what they say about us
Pet names — as in the nicknames we give to our pets — say lots about who we are and what our pets mean to us. It's a truism that's especially evident in the examination room, whether people coo sweet nothings to their beloveds … or chat blithely on the cell phone after handing you "the cat."
It's doubtless that something is missing in a relationship when an animal is referred to in terms of genus and species. Not exactly a member of the family, if you know what I mean. Indeed, it seems generally the case that the more terms of endearment a pet boasts, the more bed-time, hike-time, car-time, couch-time, and kitchen-time these pets tend to enjoy.
Maybe I'm wrong, but that's my take, anyway.
Partly, that's informed by an interesting exercise I participated in as a veterinary student in my third year of school at the University of Pennsylvania. By way of bereavement assistance training, a small group of us were asked to list every single moniker attributed to a past pet of our choice.
An odd choice of exercises, perhaps, but a very effective one. Because by enumerating our deceased pets' appellations of adoration we inevitably come in direct contact with what most of our clients are feeling at the time of their pets' loss. And that's a crucial emotion to keep close whenever dealing with pet owners whose pets impending or recent deaths means a soft touch will be in order.
Makes sense, right? Because it behooves veterinarians to pay close attention to what pet owners need. And nicknames may well be among the most telling of them.
Dr. Patty Khuly
P.S. What do you call your pets in the comfort and privacy of your own home?
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The Local News Research Project combines content analysis and digital mapping to explore issues related to local news. The project's news poverty research examines local coverage in Canadian communities at a time when print and broadcast outlets are scaling back, consolidating or closing, and many online news sites are struggling to stay afloat. Related studies have examined the content, amount and spatial patterns of local news reporting by mainstream and ethnic media in the Greater Toronto Area. For more information, contact us.
Local News Poverty in Canadian Communities: Presentation to the House of Commons Heritage Committee
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The impact of newsroom cutbacks, consolidations and closures will be the focus of a new study examining local news poverty in communities outside of Canada's major media centres.


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The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys and girls swimming and diving teams both took part in the preseason Barney Relays Saturday, with the girls finishing second and the boys third in team standings.
The Barney Relays, hosted by Albuquerque Academy, is an annual event with some of the top teams in the state from the previous season invited. Schools form relay teams in each race instead of swimming in individual competition.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys basketball team lost its season opener, falling to the Kirtland Central Broncos Tuesday night.
The Kirtland Central Broncos outscored the Hilltoppers in all four quarters Tuesday despite several comeback attempts throughout the game. The Broncos held on for a 67-55 victory, spoiling the head coaching debut of Matt King.
Los Alamos had several chances to tie the score throughout Tuesday, cutting the lead down to just three points late in the third quarter, but couldn't find the critical defensive stops when it needed them.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kyrie Irving didn't wait long to make his mark at Duke.
The freshman guard scored 17 points and did an outstanding defensive job on preseason All-America Jacob Pullen and the top-ranked Blue Devils beat No. 4 Kansas State 82-68 on Tuesday night to win the O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic.
Boys basketball schedule, roster
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys basketball team opens its 2010-11 season tonight at Kirtland Central.
Tonight marks the head coaching debut of Matt King, who takes over for Alan Kirk, who resigned this spring.
Los Alamos' home opener is scheduled for Saturday against Piedra Vista.
Here is the current roster and schedule for the Hilltopper boys basketball team:
Head coach: Matt King (first season)
Members of the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys cross country team finished in ninth place at this weekend's regional championship meet.
The Nike Cross Southwest Regional Championship was held Saturday in Mesa, Ariz. Both Los Alamos teams qualified for the meet. The top two teams at the regional meet earned automatic bids to the Nike Cross Nationals, which will be held in Portland, Ore., Dec. 4.
NEW YORK (AP) — Joey Votto and Albert Pujols had a long conversation behind the batting cage before a game a few years ago.
"There's something about a star player of that magnitude kind of pulling you in and saying, it's OK, we can talk, don't be a rookie right now, we're going to talk like men," Votto said. "I think he made me feel comfortable and a little more confident."
Things are going to be considerably different around the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys basketball program for the 2010-11 season.
With several noticeable absences from last season, hardly the least of which is the 6 foot, 11 inch frame of its star center, Los Alamos will have its first chance to see how the changes are taking shape Tuesday night.
The Hilltoppers will open their 2010-11 campaign Tuesday on the road when they travel to the Four Corners area. They will square off at 7 p.m. against the Kirtland Central Broncos.
Española Valley's Karli Salazar was named to the North All-Star volleyball team Wednesday.
The New Mexico High School Coaches Association, which sponsors the statewide All-Star teams, made the announcement in a press release.
Salazar, a setter for Española Valley, was one of two District 2AAAA representatives to be selected for the honor. The other was Santa Fe High School's outside hitter Shivaughn Hatt.
No Hilltoppers were named to the North squad.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper hockey team split its two opening games of the season last weekend.
Los Alamos fell in its home opener of the 2010-11 season Friday night to the Taos Ice Tigers, but bounced back one day later to shut out the Eldorado Eagles on the road.
Los Alamos, the defending New Mexico Interscholastic Ice Hockey League champion, was the league's final team to get into action. It is the only team in the state to play in an outdoor rink.
ALBUQUERQUE — The University of New Mexico Lobos got 18 points from senior Dairese Gary and 15 from freshman Kendall Williams as UNM rolled the visiting Arizona State Sun Devils 76-62 Tuesday night in The Pit.
The Sun Devils ignored UNM's rowdy Pit and cut through the UNM defense for a quick 10-3 lead. UNM then went on a 20-0 run to take a lead the Lobos would never let go.
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In a typical Dalmatian stone house, Apartments Miljas features grounds with flowers and a terrace with barbecue facilities. Dubrovnik's Old Town is a 10 minute drive away. Air-conditioned studios and free Wi-Fi are provided.
All studios are fitted with satellite TV, a kitchenette and a private bathroom. Free private parking is available near the property.
Fish and green markets can be found 65 yards from the Miljas, as well as restaurants, bars and shops. The nearest beach is one mile away.
Dubrovnik Bus Stations is 0.3 miles away. Dubrovnik Airport is 14 miles from Apartments Miljas.
- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Double Bed, 1 Sofa Bed
- 1 Family bathroom
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Private garden
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Safe
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Emila M.
- Response rate:
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- Calendar updated::
- 11 Jan 2015
- Years listed:
- 3
Languages spoken: English
This Studio has 1 bathroom and sleeps 2. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 16 Mar 2014. Located in Dubrovnik, the average weekly rate is £609.
The property's calendar was last updated on 11 Jan 2015.
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