text:
Ce texte a été automatiquement traduit. Voir textes originaux
Beau refuge retiré dans une crique belle, détente, sur les rives d'un lac sparsley remplie. Vue fantastique. Deluxe journal Chalets ou des chambres avec bains privés. Privé de Lunes de miel et convivial pour les familles. Lakeside hottub, cuisines, blanchisserie, bateaux et canots. Faune abondante - orignaux, des huarts, des aigles, des canards, castor, migration des cygnes. Randonnée, pêche à la truite arc-en-ciel bonne, hydravion station d'accueil pour les invités. Pays fixations pour soi servent le petit déjeuner. Entreprise sans fumée dans southcentral Alaska proches Kenai, Nikiski, capitaine Cook état Recreation Area. Convivial, Christian hôtes vous accueillent pour des activités toute l'année.
3,2 sur juin 15, 2016
Our party of four enjoy two wonderful nights at your lodge. The ambiance of the property was enchanting. The hospitality was infectious. the experience was invigorating. We were fortunate that we discovered you. j wirsching.
4,6 sur septembre 16, 2015
We stayed at the Daniels Lake Lodge bed and Breakfast for a week in late Aug 2015 the setting was beautiful the two bedroom cabin we stayed in was awesome it was very nicely furnished and had everything we needed to set up a temp home for a week. If it didn't have something all we had to do was ask the owners and they brought it right over .i would definitely recommend it to anyone. It was fantastic in our books!!
5 sur août 30, 2015
This is our second visit and was as enjoyable as our first. Karen and Jim are wonderful hosts.
2,8 sur août 24, 2015
Long drive from Anchorage. Lake view is great (for two lodge rooms only). Very rustic. Make your own breakfast if wanted.
4,6 sur août 17, 2015
Daniels lodge is a great, relaxing place. Although we did not have the opportunity to take advantage of the lake, it was absolutely beautiful! The cabin was very clean, but did have a few things needing work, like the washer and some window repair. However, the owner said we could do wash at the main cabin (right next door) if needed. Owner very nice, waited up for us, since we got in late, and was very helpful. She even stocked our refrigerator with food, including reindeer sausage! Nice touch! I would definitely recommend this place and I would love to go back!
5 sur août 10, 2014
We had a wonderful time there. Owners and staff went out of their way to make our stay awesome. Boating and fishing was great. The scenery absolutely beautiful. Very helpful on places to visit, and eat at. Can't wait to go back. Pictures on my wall Janie Aguirre Terrell.
5 sur septembre 24, 2013
This was a great place to stay and would recommend to anyone.
5 sur décembre 14, 2010
We LOVE going to the Daniels Lake Lodge. This is by far our favorite family place to take our kids!!!
All rooms in our main house offer a full kitchen for main house guests, a firm King or two Twin beds, a bar-b-que grill on the lakeside dock as wells as TV with 5 local stations in each room and wireless internet access. The Swan Room is a lakefront Room with private bath with whirlpool tub & shower.
All rooms in our main house offer a full kitchen for main house guests, a firm King or two Twin beds, a bar-b-que grill on the lakeside dock as wells as TV with 5 local stations in each room and wireless internet access. The Timberwolf Room is a lakefront Room with private bath including a tub with whirlpool jets & shower.
All rooms in our main house offer a full kitchen for main house guests,Queen bed, a bar-b-que grill on the lakeside deck, TV with 5 local stations in each room and wireless internet access. The Wildflower Room is a forest view room with private bath which has a tub with shower.
The Forget-Me-Not Cabin has a beautiful lake view, two bedrooms, one bath, firm king or twin beds, and one level 30'x28' with 30'x8' porch. Additionally, the cabin is accessible via ramp & wide doors, has a full kitchen with dishwasher, and a whirlpool bathtub with shower. The cabin sleeps 4-8 people and comes complete with Bar-b-que Grill, Satellite TV and Wireless Internet.
Hide-a-way cabin is tucked away in the woods by itself. A private trail leads to parking. A new log cabin it sleeps 2-5 adults. The main floor is 16x16, and the loft 16x8. You'll enjoy a firm King or 2 Twin beds on main floor, as well as a firm King or 2 Twin beds in loft. The cabin comes complete with a whirlpool bathtub with shower, kitchen, bar-b-que grill, and satellite TV.
This authentic log cabin has a beautiful lake view, one bedroom, Firm king or twin beds and Twin & trundle beds in the living room. The cabin has two stories (19x16), sleeps 4-5 adults and comes complete with a full bath, a tub with whirlpool jets, a full kitchen with breakfast foods, bar-b-que grill, satellite TV and wireless internet.
A la campagne, Au bord du lac
21 miles
Galeries d'art, Plage, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Lac, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Océan, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Rodéo
Other, Bed and Breakfast
Barbecue grill, Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Ventilateurs de plafond, Clothes dryer, Bureau, Cheminée, Barbecue, Parking, Piano, Téléphone, Magnétoscope, Machine à laver/sèche-linge, Handi accessible et PMR , Cannes à pêche
Réveil, Lecteur DVD, Réfrigérateur , Sèche-cheveux, Jacuzzi, Internet, Planche à repasser, Entrée indépendante, Radio, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Wi-Fi, Internet par câble
Pistes cyclables, Observation d'oiseau, Base nautique, Canoë, Pistes de ski de fond, Pêche, Sentiers de randonnée , Pistes de VTT , Shopping, Excursion, Raquettes neige
Karen & Jim Burris
Chiens , Ducks


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.
Hotel Sahil is designed to cater your requirements with all Luxury comfort & peace, situated in the heart of Ajmer. Hotel Sahil is a modern hotel with a total of 30 elegantly dressed rooms with impeccable hygiene standards that are modern & efficient. It also has marriage and conference fac...
You must be logged in to view contact information for this supplier. Sign up for a free Cvent account today.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Hello PlayStation fans, Dom here from Ninja Theory. I wanted to take the opportunity to update you on the progress of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, which we'll be launching later this year on PS4.
We've just hit the Alpha stage in the development of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. This is significant, because it means that for the first time the entire game is playable from beginning to end.
Hello PlayStation fans, Dom here from Ninja Theory. Work continues on our upcoming PlayStation 4 title Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and today I'm very happy to be sharing with you a new development diary video – Episode 23 in our open development series. In this diary we give an update on Hellblade's combat gameplay and show new footage of the game in action.
Hello PlayStation fans, Dominic Matthews here from Ninja Theory. Today I'm very happy to be sharing with you a scene from our upcoming PS4 game Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. In this scene we are revealing a new look for Senua based on our aim to make her one of the most believable characters ever seen in a video game.
Hellblade, Ninja Theory's forthcoming third-person action game isn't a title that shies away from tackling difficult subjects. A story told through the lens of Celtic warrior Senua's faltering mental health, it's testament to Ninja Theory's vision that they're creating a game that's both progressive and honest – and as a recent hands-on play through demonstrated, an immensely entertaining, playable experience with a refreshing sense of freedom.
Hello, Dominic here from Ninja Theory. Today I'm happy to be sharing a new Hellblade trailer with you. In it, we show Hellblade gameplay for the first time, as well as give a deeper insight into the game's story and world than we ever have before.
Hello, Dominic Matthews here from Ninja Theory. I wanted to come back to PlayStation.Blog to share our latest development diary with you and to also give an update on how things are progressing with the creation of our new PS4 title Hellblade.
Hi, my name is Dom Matthews and I'm the Product Development Ninja at Ninja Theory. It's a great pleasure to be posting on PlayStation.Blog to tell you about our new game Hellblade, which has just been announced at the PlayStation Gamescom press conference.
Would you be willing to answer a few brief questions about PlayStation.Blog?


text:
Meita: Choak
I gasp when I spot Ian. I force a hand out and Ian begins to choak him.
"No, Meita" Zazi says jumping at me and pulling my arms down. Ian falls to his knee's gasping for breath.
"Zazi... What?" I ask confused.
"Look, I brought him back, he's under my control" she says looking at me straight into my eyes.
"You brought him back" I gasp.
"Look, please trust me" she whispers looking back at Ian. Do I trust her?...... Yes.
I sigh. "Okay, Zazi but what do you mean he's under your control?"
"My powers don't work against her will and I can't touch her" he whispers.
I stare shocked then burst out laughing don't ask me why.


text:
EDDIE HOWE insists he had to leave Burnley and return to Bournemouth for
family reasons.
The Clarets boss has gone back to the south coast after 21 months in the north
— with the Cherries paying £1.4million in compensation.
Howe will sign a 3½-year deal with the League One strugglers.
But he is adamant personal reasons — his mother Annie died in March — are
behind his decision to drop down a division.
Howe, 34, will be joined at Dean Court by No 2 Jason Tindall.
He said: "To leave is incredibly difficult but I feel it's a decision I have
to make for my family and for personal reasons, which I can't go into detail
"There is only one club I would contemplate leaving Burnley for and that is
Bournemouth and that is the situation we found ourselves in."
Cherries chairman Eddie Mitchell hailed the capture of Howe as a 'great coup'.
But Burnley co-chairmen John Banaszkiewicz and Mike Garlick admit they are
shocked by Howe's decision.
They said in a joint statement: "We are surprised and disappointed Eddie is
leaving so soon."


text:
Entry to ElectroDash 5K London + Exclusive LivingSocial Race Package
ElectroDash 5K London • London
September 20
What you get
- Get your ticket to the ElectroDash 5K plus an exclusive LivingSocial race package for just £29 (a £61.85 value).
- You'll be kitted out with a t-shirt, LED bracelet, glow glasses, glow jelly ring, ED-branded rubber bracelet, glow baton, and glow necklace, as well as enjoying VIP access to the first three waves of the race.
- Taking place on September 20 from 7.30 p.m., the race begins at the ExCel and features neon light shows, pumping music, and a finish line party with a live DJ.
- Be sure to register your voucher by September 18 on the ElectroDash website after purchasing, otherwise it will not be valid.
Do you want to take part in the most electrifying race in the world? Get ready for ElectroDash, the 5K that's got everyone buzzing. Starting at the ExCel on East London's Royal Victoria Dock, this uproarious race will see you legging it through a neon wonderland of dance music, lasers, lights, projections, glowing trees, and lit-up water features before celebrating your success with a DJ'd party at the finish line. Missing out on today's deal would be shocking so grab your ticket now.
Fine printMUST register by September 18, 2014 • Limit 1 voucher per person per visit • Voucher valid for 20th September 2014 • Voucher valid for date and time purchased only; cannot be exchanged for any other ticket • May not be combined with any other offer; not valid on previously purchased tickets • Please note that this voucher is non refundable, the usual LivingSocial cancellation policy does not apply to this deal, and no refunds may be given (other than in accordance with your statutory rights) • Voucher supplied by LivingSocial, 25 Wellington Street, London WC2E 7DA; Tel 020 3356 0899; e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com • Service supplied by: Ruby Mountain Holdings LLC; 320 South State Street #490, Orem, UT 84058, United States • For information on any special assistance required including disabled access, please contact merchant directly • Enjoy By date on this voucher cannot be validly extended without the express written endorsement of LivingSocial. Without such written endorsement, any offer by the merchant to extend the Enjoy By date cannot be honoured by LivingSocial in the event that the merchant defaults • Read our cancellation and refunds policies in sections 8-10 of our terms and conditions
Other conditions apply
Except where noted in the fine print:
• No cash value/cash back
• Service not included
• Merchant is responsible for the quality of the products or services provided to you at redemption
• Entire value must be used in one visit
• Cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion
• LivingSocial Terms and Conditions - https://m.livingsocial.com/terms
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON September 20, 2014


text:
Maybe it is futile to try to explain this to Justice Moore. Would he ever be able to understand that someone who is bisexual is capable of monogamy? Or that gender identity is not linked to sexual orientation? Or that incest is not the same thing as homosexuality? Trying to explain these concepts to Roy Moore is like explaining string theory to a clam.
The quarter-century anniversary of the tragic Exxon Valdez event comes as my film Noah is about to be released, and I cannot help but reflect upon the relationship between that terrible spill and the story about how God nearly annihilated the human race because our behavior in this world grieved Him to His heart.


text:
Greece said it would temporarily close banks on Monday in a bid to prevent its banking system from collapsing after the European Central Bank moved to cap the amount of emergency loans it provides for the country's cash-strapped lenders.
The ECB said earlier on Sunday that it wouldn't increase the lifeline of emergency liquidity that has been sustaining Greece's banks, even as nervous Greek depositors appeared to withdraw their money at a greater pace over the weekend.
Greece's move to avert the threat of a bank run comes amid a dramatic escalation of the country's debt crisis after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras surprised European policy makers Friday by calling a Greek referendum on whether to accept the terms of the country's creditors to unlock badly needed financial aid.
Read more: Fox News


text:
Men's Soccer
2012 USD Men's Soccer
#6 UC Santa Barbara vs San Diego (Sep 14, 2012 at San Diego, CA)
UC Santa Barbara (4-0-1) vs.
San Diego (2-3-0)
Date: Sep 14, 2012 Attendance: 1150
UC Santa Barbara
Officials: Referee: Martik Mirikian; Asst. Referee: Alfredo Munoz; Ashbir Singh;
Timekeeper: Pete Vartelas; Scorer: Adam Hicks;
Officials: Referee: Martik Mirikian; Asst. Referee: Alfredo Munoz; Ashbir Singh;
Timekeeper: Pete Vartelas; Scorer: Adam Hicks;
2012 USD Men's Soccer
#6 UC Santa Barbara vs San Diego (Sep 14, 2012 at San Diego, CA)
|[00:00] Mansker, Austin at goalie for UC Santa Barbara.
|[00:00] D'Arrigo, Michael at goalie for San Diego.
|Corner kick by USD Delgado, Dan [01:18].
|Corner kick by USD Delgado, Dan [01:53].
|[02:04] Shot by USD Fiskerstrand, Thomas HIGH.
|[02:47] Shot by UCSB Castro, Javier, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|Corner kick by UCSB Ryan, Nic [03:04].
|[03:26] Shot by UCSB McGlynn, Peter, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[03:38] Shot by UCSB Glodack, Mathew HIGH.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|[06:14] Shot by UCSB McGlynn, Peter HIGH.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|Foul on San Diego.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|Foul on San Diego.
|[14:41] Shot by USD Wallen, Patrick, SAVE Mansker, Austin.
|Foul on San Diego.
|[17:56] Shot by UCSB Ryan, Nic BLOCKED.
|[18:45] Shot by UCSB Castro, Javier HIT POST.
|[18:57] Yellow card on UCSB Glodack, Mathew.
|Foul on San Diego.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|Corner kick by USD GALBRAITH-KNAPP, Eli [22:01].
|[22:46] Shot by UCSB Castro, Javier HIGH.
|Foul on San Diego.
|Foul on San Diego.
|[29:18] UCSB substitution: Boateng, Ema for Sarle, Dom.
|[29:18] USD substitution: Dei Rossi, Joey for Wallen, Patrick.
|Foul on San Diego.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|Corner kick by UCSB Ryan, Nic [35:15].
|[35:16] UCSB substitution: Miller, Charlie for Campion, Achille.
|[35:16] USD substitution: Brandt, Connor for Delgado, Dan.
|[35:16] USD substitution: O'Neill, Connor for McFadden, Conor.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|[37:22] Shot by USD GALBRAITH-KNAPP, Eli WIDE.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|[38:16] Shot by UCSB Boateng, Ema BLOCKED.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|[39:45] Header Shot by USD Dei Rossi, Joey, SAVE Mansker, Austin.
|[41:24] Shot by USD Duke, Christian HIGH.
|[42:49] Offside against UC Santa Barbara.
|[43:48] Yellow card on USD D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[43:48] Shot by UCSB Ryan, Nic, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[43:48] Shot by UCSB Ryan, Nic HIGH.
|End of period [45:00].
|Start of 2nd period [45:00].
|For USD: #1 D'Arrigo, Michael, #3 Chavez, Matthew, #4 Fiskerstrand, Thomas, #6 Cohn, James, #8 McFadden, Conor, #10 Wallen, Patrick, #12 Armstrong, David, #13 GALBRAITH-KNAPP, Eli, #16 Delgado, Dan, #20 Duke, Christian, #33 Ringhof, Julian.
|[45:00] UCSB substitution: Rappolt, Pierre for Miller, Charlie.
|[45:00] UCSB substitution: Madueno, Josue for McGlynn, Peter.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|Foul on San Diego.
|[49:52] Shot by UCSB Boateng, Ema, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|Corner kick by UCSB Ryan, Nic [50:14].
|[50:19] Shot by USD McFadden, Conor, SAVE Mansker, Austin.
|[52:25] Header Shot by USD Wallen, Patrick, SAVE Mansker, Austin.
|Foul on San Diego.
|[56:35] UCSB substitution: Boyoko, Goffin for Ryan, Nic.
|[56:54] Header Shot by UCSB Madueno, Josue HIGH.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|Corner kick by USD GALBRAITH-KNAPP, Eli [58:18].
|[61:00] Header Shot by UCSB Castro, Javier, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[62:35] Shot by UCSB Boyoko, Goffin, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|Corner kick by UCSB Castro, Javier [63:10].
|[63:15] Shot by UCSB Glodack, Mathew WIDE.
|Corner kick by UCSB Castro, Javier [64:10].
|[65:15] USD substitution: Lopez, Sergio for Wallen, Patrick.
|[65:15] USD substitution: O'Neill, Connor for McFadden, Conor.
|[65:15] USD substitution: Brandt, Connor for Delgado, Dan.
|[66:09] Shot by USD O'Neill, Connor HIGH.
|Corner kick by UCSB Castro, Javier [67:30].
|[68:06] UCSB substitution: Campion, Achille for Castro, Javier.
|[68:06] UCSB substitution: Ryan, Nic for Boateng, Ema.
|[68:06] GOAL by UCSB Boateng, Ema (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Baiden, Fifi.
|UC Santa Barbara 1, San Diego 0
|[55:00] Yellow card on UCSB Campion, Achille.
|[65:00] Yellow card on USD Brandt, Connor.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|[70:25] GOAL by UCSB Madueno, Josue, Assist by Sarle, Dom.
|UC Santa Barbara 2, San Diego 0
|[71:30] Header Shot by USD Lopez, Sergio WIDE.
|[72:38] UCSB substitution: McGlynn, Peter for Rappolt, Pierre.
|[76:57] USD substitution: Wallen, Patrick for Lopez, Sergio.
|[76:57] USD substitution: Delgado, Dan for O'Neill, Connor.
|[76:57] USD substitution: McFadden, Conor for Fiskerstrand, Thomas.
|[77:30] GOAL by UCSB Campion, Achille, Assist by McGlynn, Peter.
|UC Santa Barbara 3, San Diego 0
|Foul on San Diego.
|[79:55] USD substitution: O'CONNOR, Sean for Cohn, James.
|[79:55] USD substitution: Milton, Blake for Brandt, Connor.
|[79:55] UCSB substitution: Castillo, Cesar for Ryan, Nic.
|[81:10] Header Shot by UCSB Boyoko, Goffin, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[81:55] Shot by UCSB Campion, Achille, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[81:57] Shot by UCSB Boyoko, Goffin, SAVE D'Arrigo, Michael.
|[82:31] USD substitution: Dunn, Austin for Armstrong, David.
|Foul on UC Santa Barbara.
|[88:07] UCSB substitution: Vazquez, Christian for David, Machael.
|End of period [90:00].
Torero Timeout with Jane Bird
Interrupt USD rower Jane Bird as she tries to get some z's mid finals week
Celebration of Excellence 2017
Check out the end of the year COE boat cruise with student-athletes, coaches and staff
USD Athletics Highlight Video 2016-17
Don't miss the best highlights from this past year in USD Athletics
President for a Day
USD President Harris switched places with Track & Cross Country Senior Olivia Gonzalez
Torero Timeout with Olivia Sandusky
Walk down the beach with softball senior Olivia Sandusky on a Torero Timeout
Jamal Agnew Drafted to the Detroit Lions
Jamal Agnew was drafted in the fifth round as the #165 pick to the Lions
Men's Tennis NCAA Selection Show
No. 93 Filip Vittek recaps WCCs & reflects on his careers as a Torero
Torero Timeout with Daniela Morales
Test your skills and see if you can keep up with her Spanish without reading the subtitles
Torero Timeout with Josh Page
Learn a few things not to do when crossing paths with this senior men's tennis player and London native
Softball Hosts Santa Clara This Weekend
Softball hosts for their last home series both Saturday and Sunday
USD Baseball 2017
San Diego baseball takes on the 2017 season
Torero Timeout with Will Graf
Experience life in the stroke seat of a rowing shell and learn a little more about coxswain Will Graf
Torero Networking Night
Toreros meet with local and national businesses for job opportunities
USD Rowing: Race Day
An inside look at how the Toreros prepare and run through race day
The Inside Scoop on San Diego Crew Classic
Follow these tips from rower Jane Bird to make the most of your SDCC experience
Torero Timeout with Carla Kinnunen
Check out a special surprise at the end of this Timeout from former trampoline champion turned rower, Carla Kinnunen
Toreros Compete at the Longhorn Invite
Susie Taylor, Meredith Hoggatt and Head Coach Kim Cupini talk about season expectations
Torero Timeout with Nicole Anderson
Take a Timeout with women's tennis player Nicole Anderson as she visits the USD Athletic Training Room
Men's Soccer Announces Head Coach Succession Plan
2017 will be McFadden's last as head coach
John Cunningham's WCC Hall of Honor Induction Video
JC racked up 843 career wins
Torero Timeout with Konrad Altvater
It's always a staycation in San Diego, catch up with Sr. Konrad Altvater as he comes in from an evening surf
Torero Timeout with Troy Conyers
The lefty is this week's WCC Pitcher of the Week
Torero Timeout with Lauren King
Check out Softball Senior Lauren King's dorm room as she makes a evening snack
Pick Up Tickets for the Gonzaga Game
Students that make a $5 donation will be entered to win big prizes
Baseball Season Opener Preview
San Diego plays No. 6 Vanderbilt Thursday
Torero Timeout with Sarah Kapple
Take a Timeout by the beach with cross country/track Senior Sarah Kapple as she goes for a morning jog
Softball Season Opener at Arizona
Softball kicks off their season in the Kajikawa Classic at ASU
Torero Timeout with Aubrey Ward-El
Learn a little more about Ward-El in 60 seconds of rapid fire of questions
Meet the Toreros: Gui Osorio
Get to know USD Men's Tennis Freshman Gui Osorio
For the Love of the Game Recap
USD's baseball fundraiser honored the Class of 2007 and MLB players, Kris Bryant, AJ Griffin and Sammy Solis
Torero Timeout with Filip Vittek
Senior tennis player Filip Vittek takes a timeout on the way to practice
Men's Tennis Head To L.A. To Play In ITA Kick Off Weekend
Watch the season preview with seniors Josh Page, Filip Vittek & Head Coach Ryan Keckley
USD Women's Tennis Hosts Season Opener
The Toreros open their 2017 spring season at home against UCSD and Cal State Fullerton
Torero Timeout With AS President TJ Hodges
Take 60 seconds to learn a bit about graduating junior & cross-country runner TJ Hodges
Torero Timeout With Bri Jurries
Take the first Timeout of the New Year with senior swimmer Bri Jurries
USD Men's Basketball Teams Up With PYBL Challenged Division
The Toreros teach children basketball drills and games in annual community service project
Bill McGillis Introduced as AD
Bill McGillis Introductory Press Conference
USD's White Christmas Music Video
USD student-athletes sing and dance to White Christmas as a send off for the holidays
Torero Timeout with Kat Hamilton
Catch up with Women's Basketball Guard while she studies for finals
FCS Playoff Highlights Against Cal Poly
Watch the full highlights from the historic win against Cal Poly in the first round in the FCS Playoffs
Torero Timeout with Olin Carter
Take a 60 second timeout and learn something new about the sophomore basketball player from Dallas, Texas
North Dakota State Preview
USD goes on to play in the second round of the FCS Playoffs against NDSU
Torero Timeout with Lauren Fuller
Learn some quick facts about USD Women's Volleyball Sophomore Lauren Fuller as she grabs her dinner
USD Football Makes Team History in FCS Playoffs
San Diego heads to the second round of the FCS Playoffs for the first time
USD Volleyball 2016 NCAA Selection Show
USD will play Baylor in the first round of the NCAA Tournament
Torero Timeout with Brian Riley
Get to know Senior and Co-Captain Riley during his workout
USD Football Reacts to FCS Playoff Selection Show
USD will play Cal Poly in first round of the FCS Playoffs
USD Football Does the Mannequin Challenge
USD goes undefeated in the PFL after a win against Campbell on Saturday
Football Plays Last Game of the 2016 PFL Season
USD will be undefeated if they come home with a win at Campbell Saturday
USD Clinched PFL Championship Title
San Diego defeated Stetson 42-7 and will go on to compete in the FCS Playoffs
Senior Night and Last Home Game for USD Football
USD Plays for PFL Championship title
Men's Basketball Season Opener Friday Night
The USD Toreros play at SDSU November 11th for their first game of the season
USD Won Exhibition Game Saturday Night
San Diego defeated UDLAP with a score of 49-25
USD Play Exhibition Game Against Team From Mexico
San Diego plays Universidad de las Americas Puebla November 5th at 4
San Diego Seniors and Coaches Attend Media Day
Seniors Bailey & Hood and Coaches Fisher & Lamont attend the 2016-17 WCC Basketball Tip-Off
USD Cross Country Competes in Home Race
Hughes and Burke finish first of the USD teams
Sixth PFL Game Against Marist
The two undefeated team in the PFL go head to head Saturday morning
USD Beats Valparaiso at Home
San Diego football won it's fifth straight PFL game of the season
Toreros Play LMU & Pepperdine at Home
No. 5 USD Volleyball play LMU on Thursday night and Pepperdine Saturday Afternoon
USD Hosts Valparaiso
The Toreros take on Valparaiso at home Saturday afternoon
Women's Soccer Plays BYU at Home
After a win at Gonzaga the Toreros take on BYU in the Torero Stadium
USD Women Lead Softball Clinic
USD Softball worked with Montgomery Middle School in community service project
USD Plays Drake In Fourth PFL Game Of The Season
The Toreros travel to Iowa in hopes of continuing their undefeated PFL season
The Rise (1973-84)
Short documentary on men's basketball's jump to DI and their first WCC championship
San Diego Beats Davidson 52-3
USD now 3-0 in the PFL
Sixth Man Night: The Rise
Men's Basketball fundraiser brings together alumni, student-athletes and the USD community
Thrive Elementary Visits Men's Soccer Team
Toreros put on skills clinic for local children
Meet the Toreros: Allyson Eylers
Freshman setter from Gilbert, Arizona
USD Receives Award From Autism Tree Project Foundation
The Legacy Award goes to USD for football and baseball's work with the athlete-mentor program
USD plays Davidson in Torero Stadium for Homecoming Weekend
Toreros play Davidson hoping to take home the 25th straight PFL home victory
Pack the Pavilion Night Against BYU
No. 6 Toreros battle No. 11 BYU for the first place spot in conference
Toreros Prepare For Butler
Smith and Coach Lindsey talk challenges and strategies for first away PFL game
Meet the Toreros: Megan Jacobsen
Jacobsen is a 6'2" middle blocker from Tacoma, Washington
USD Wins Big Conference Game Against Dayton
Toreros beat Dayton 34-22
Volleyball Plays USF for First WCC Play
Kristen Gengenbacher & Kaity Edwards talk about excitement for WCC play
USD Hosts Dayton in PFL Opener
Co-Captain Brian Riley & Coach Lindsey talk about the challenges of the Saturday's game
Volleyball Highlights from Wins Over UCSB and LBSU
Volleyball up to no. 7 after dominant weekend
Meet The Toreros: Ana Ramos
Freshman guard from Portugal
Cross Country Shows Speed on Home Course
The women finished second overall & the men finished fourth overall
Meet the Toreros: Kaity Edwards
6-2 MH From Playa Del Rey, CA
Second Home Tournament Preview
Lauren Schad & Jayden Kennedy talk about new ranking and preview upcoming games
Home Cross Country Race Preview
Head Coach Guarino and seniors Benster & Smith talk about the new team
Volleyball Highlights from Home Tournament Sweep
Volleyball beats UCI, CU and UCLA at their first home tournament
Sixth Man Night
Head Coach Smith talks about upcoming annual fundraiser
Volleyball's First Home Tournament of the Season
Kramer & Jennings recap last game and share excitement for upcoming tournament
Football Plays Cal Poly After 27-0 Opening Week Win
Giorgi and Lindsey recap game against WNM and preview Cal Poly
Men's Soccer Home Opener Preview
Price & McFadden preview UCD & Sac State
WNMU recap
Postgame Highlights & Interviews
Who's Next?
Western New Mexico Preview
Jamal Agnew & Anthony Lawrence break down WNMU.
USD vs. Stanford Volleyball UPSET
Torero women win 3 of 5 sets against #11 Stanford.
Meet the Toreros: Isaiah Pineiro
Versatile 6'6" forward will redshirt 2016-17 season.
Men's Soccer Kicks Off Season In NC
Coach McFadden & Michael Turner Preview Matches vs Duke & Elon.
Softball Golf Tournament Promo
September 17th at Bernardo Heights CC.
Meet the Toreros: Isaiah Wright
Former Utah Ute will redshirt the 2016-17 season.
Training Camp Update
Team prepares for Saturday scrimmage.
Meet the Toreros: Patricia Brossmann
6'0" freshman forward from Berlin, Germany.
Meet the Toreros: Mark Carbone
6'2" freshman guard from Wethersfield, CT.
Meet the Toreros: Madison Pollock
6'1" freshman guard from Snohomish, Wash.
Women's Soccer In the Community
Toreros host soccer skills clinic at Linda Vista Elementary.
Meet the Toreros: Juwan Gray
6'8" freshman forward from Dover, Delaware.
Toreros Open Training Camp
The USD women's soccer team began training camp today.
Meet the Toreros: Nassir Barrino
6'0" freshman guard from Newark, New Jersey.
Meet the Toreros: José Martinez
6'10" freshman forward from Cayey, Puerto Rico.
Meet the Toreros: Frank Ryder
6'10" freshman forward from Boulder, Colo.
2015-16 Highlight Video
All the top plays from 2015-16
Jordan Angus - Male Torero of the Year
Angus reflects on his time at USD
Malina Hood - Female Torero of the Year
Malina Hood looks back at her USD career
NCAA Tournament Preview
San Diego faces Vanderbilt in first round
2016 Celebration of Excellence
Behind the Scenes at the COE
Toreros Participate in Linda Vista Parade
Toreros Participate in Linda Vista Parade
Men's Tennis senior Day
The Toreros host LMU and Pepperdine Saturday and Sunday
Softball WCC Preview
The Toreros host Saint Mary's Saturday and Sunday
2016 San Diego Crew Classic
The Toreros show speed against the nation's top crews
The Torero Baseball Experience
Kris Bryant & Brian Matusz reflect on their time at USD
MBB Senior Night
Jito Kok and Duda Sanadze prepare for the final home game
USD Baseball Season Preview
Season starts at No. 3 Vanderbilt February 19
USD Softball Season Preview
Season starts February 12
UCLA Preview
USD travels to No. 9 UCLA Friday
Toreros Host Kentucky Saturday
USD looks to defend home court against No. 22 Kentucky
Toreros Host Pepperdine & LMU
USD returns home after four-game road trip
Toreros Team Up with PYBL
Men's Basketball hosts annual clinic for Challenged Division
Men's Tennis 2016
USD opens at home vs UC Irvine and UCSD Saturday
BYU Preview
Preview of USD women's basketball WCC opener vs. BYU.
City Championship Highlights
Relive the Toreros' Upset over SDSU at Petco Park
Toreros to Host Hope International
The 9-1 Toreros will host Hope International in their final game before WCC play
Toreros Stun Aztecs at Petco
Postgame reaction and press conferences
Toreros Return Home
USD will host Bethesda before Sunday's City Championship at Petco Park
Men's Basketball Season Tickets
Starting as Low as $99
Butler Preview
Pono Keni and Coach Lindsey talk about Saturday's Senior Day game against Butler
CSUN Preview
Coach Fisher and forward Maya Hood talk about Tuesday's home-opener against CSUN
USC Preview
Coach Smith and Brett Bailey preview the season opener at USC
Davidson Preview
Jonah Hodges and Dale Lindsey talk about Jonah's return and preview Davidson game
San Diego Fall Classic Preview
Coach Dagman previews the San Diego Fall Classic
Nevada Preview
USD's Women's Basketball team will start their season at Nevada this weekend
USD Men's Basketball - The Origins (1955-1973)
A Glance at the Beginnings of Torero Hoops
Campbell Preview
Coach Lindsey and Jeff Starr preview Campbell
Stetson Preview
Coach Lindsey and Jereke Armstrong talk about the season so far
WCC Media Day
Behind the scenes with Men's and Women's Basketball at WCC media day
Warner Recap
Dale Lindsey and Anthony Lawrence on USD's 45-14 win
Warner Preview
Anthony Lawrence and Coach Lindsey preview game vs. Warner
Torero Community Service
USD Athletics helps out at Father Joe's Village in downtown San Diego
Men's Basketball Camp Update
Kok and Carter talk about the upcoming season
Drake Preview
Toreros host Bulldogs for Homecoming game
Dayton Preview
Toreros look for 4th straight win
LMU Preview
Pack the Stadium Night
ITA All-American's Preview
Petronijevic, Angus, & Vittek Prepare
Marist Preview
USD Looks to Extend Home Win Streak
Valparaiso Preview
Toreros First True Road Game of 2015
CSUN and UCSB Preview
Toreros Look to Extend Win Streak
Aztec Invite Recap
Both Squads Finish Second
SDSU Preview
Toreros Take on Cross-town Rival
WNMU Recap
Highlights from 45-21 win
2015 Home Opener
Previewing Western New Mexico
Volleyball Tournament Preview
A preview of the USD Tournament
Men's Soccer Season Opener
Previewing No. 16 Cal
Training Camp Update
Coach Lindsey Recaps the First Two Weeks
2015 WSOC Preview
A brief preview of the 2015 Toreros.


text:
District Advisory Board
The District Advisory Board (DAB) is an appointed board with a roster of nine members serving 4-year terms. Six of the DAB's nine members are citizen volunteers recruited through advertisement, whereas three members are appointed designees from District partner organizations. NCPRD partners with two cities through Cooperative Intergovernmental Agreements: the City of Milwaukie and the City of Happy Valley. The third appointed designee is appointed by the Milwaukie Center's Community Advisory Board.
The DAB makes recommendations to the District's governing board, the Board of (Clackamas) County Commissioners, on the design, planning and development of parks and the provision of recreational programs in the district. Board members are important in representing citizens' voices in NCPRD decisions and policies.
Click here to view upcoming and past District Advisory Board meetings. All meetings are open to the public unless otherwise stated.
|Current District Advisory Board Roster
|Wilda Parks, Chair
|City of Milwaukie
|Brett Sherman
|City of Happy Valley
|Bill Bersie
|Milwaukie Center CAB
|Susan McCarty, Vice Chair
|West of I-205, Unincorporated
|David Noble
|West of I-205, Unincorporated
|Lynn Fisher
|West of I-205, Unincorporated
|Sharon Koester
|East of I-205, Unincorporated
|Suzanne Montalbano
|East of I-205, City of Happy Valley
|Sandra Grzeskowiak
|East of I-205, Unincorporated


text:
In the April 10th issue of National Review, James Lacey writes:
"For almost three years, the anti-war protesters have kept up the drumbeat: "Bush lied and people died." Because weapons of mass destruction (WMD) were not found in Iraq, an endless stream of commentators continues to declare that Saddam Hussein was not the serious threat the administration claimed him to be. The critics usually go even further, and assert that sanctions and the destruction of WMD facilities by U.N. investigators had done so much damage to WMD infrastructure that it would have taken Saddam years to rebuild it even to a minimal capacity.
But these claims ignore huge amounts of contrary evidence; and most of this evidence can be found in the final report of the Iraqi Survey Group (ISG) — the very same report that many critics hold up as proof positive that Iraq was not a WMD threat. The evidence found by the ISG (an investigative commission set up by the Bush administration after the invasion of Iraq) confirms that Saddam was preparing to rapidly reconstitute his WMD program the moment he broke out of sanctions, which — given the frayed state of the coalition against him — would inevitably have happened. Not only did Bush not "lie"; the critics themselves are guilty of selectively citing evidence and of ignoring facts inconvenient to their argument. The ISG report, as well as the other evidence that continues to come to light, demonstrates that Saddam couldn't be trusted with the apparatus of a modern state, which he would have turned quickly back to producing WMD as soon as circumstances allowed.
Consider just one datum: According to the report, Saddam had the capability to start anthrax production within one week of making the decision to do so, and thereafter to produce over ten tons of weaponized anthrax a year. If even 1 percent of that amount — 200 pounds — were released into the air over Washington, D.C., Congress's Office of Technology Assessment estimates that up to 3 million people would die."
The insanity of the antiwar (pro-saddam) elements in this country and their insistence that Saddam didn't have, or didn't want WMD or that he was - as the MSM's laughable assertion, that Saddam was "frustrated" with constant inspections. Yeah, he was frustrated all right. It's hard to keep hiding WMD and attemping to deceive inspectors - except those whom he paid off.
We know now that Dueffler did not complete his final report on whether Saddam shipped his WMD to Syria (after all he had months to do so), because of threats.
However, here is an interesting conversation between Saddam and his inner circle that shows anything but "innocence", and is chilling in it's content.
"...what the Iraqi Survey Group discovered was that Saddam was maintaining a biological-warfare research program right up to the Coalition invasion, and that he had the installed capability to produce bio-toxins. Would he have used them? An amazing conversation between Saddam and his inner circle was recorded in a captured but undated Iraqi document.
SADDAM: I want to make sure that — close the door please (door slams) — the germ and chemical warheads, as well as the chemical and germ bombs, are available to [those concerned], so that in case we ordered an attack, they can do it without missing any of their targets?
HUSAYN KAMIL: Sir, if you'll allow me. Some of the chemicals now are distributed, this is according to the last report from the Minister of Defense, which was submitted to you, Sir. Chemical warheads are stored and are ready at Air Bases, and they know how and when to deal with, as well as arm these heads. Also, some other artillery machines and rockets (missiles) are available from the army. While some of the empty "stuff" is available for us, our position is very good, and we don't have any operational problems. Moreover, in the past, many substantial items and material were imported; now, we were able to establish a local project, which was established to comply with daily production. Also, another bigger project will be finalized within a month, as well as a third project in the coming two to three months that will keep us on the safe side, in terms of supply. We, Sir, only deal in common materials like phosphorus, ethyl alcohol, and methyl (interrupted) . . .
SADDAM: What is it doing with you, I need these germs to be fixed on the missiles, and tell him to hit, because starting the 15th, everyone should be ready for the action to happen at anytime, and I consider Riyadh as a target . . .
HUSAYN KAMIL: (door slams) Sir, we have three types of germ weapons, but we have to decide which one we should use, some types stay capable for many years (interrupted).
SADDAM: We want the long term, the many years kind . . .
HUSAYN KAMIL: . . . There has to be a decision about which method of attack we use; a missile, a fighter bomb, or a fighter plane.
SADDAM: With them all, all the methods . . . I want as soon as possible, if we are not transferring the weapons, to issue a clear order to [those concerned] that the weapon should be in their hands as soon as possible. I might even give them a "non-return access." [Translator Comment: to have access to the weapons; to take them with them and not to return them.] I will give them an order stating that at "one moment," if I'm not there and you don't hear my voice, you will hear somebody else's voice, so you can receive the order from him, and then you can go attack your targets. I want the weapons to be distributed to targets; I want Riyadh and Jeddah, which are the biggest Saudi cities with all the decision makers, and the Saudi rulers live there. This is for the germ and chemical weapons . . . Also, all the Israeli cities, all of them. Of course you should concentrate on Tel Aviv, since it is their center.
HUSAYN KAMIL: Sir, the best way to transport this weapon and achieve the most harmful effects would come by using planes, like a crop plane; to scatter it. This is, Sir, a thousand times more harmful. This is according to the analyses of the technicians (interrupted) . . .
SADDAM: May God help us do it . . . We will never lower our heads as long as we are alive, even if we have to destroy everybody."
As more and more of the documents are translated we continually see the dismantling of the "No WMD" argument and further see the threat that Saddam actually posed. Don't look for the increasingly irrelevant MSM to pick up on the story - except that is to attempt to throw water on it or 'downgrade' its significance.
But come this Summer, even the once mighty MSM isn't going to be able to hide the truth, and the American public will see what the Bush administration said all along. Thus they have been lied to - not by Bush, but by the Democrats (who believed he had WMD until it became politically 'inncorrect' to believe otherwise) and the media and the backlash of that betrayal of trust is going to be felt in November.
iraq Politics News bush war on terror spying patriot act nsa CIA saddam
Saddam and his WMDsPosted by Jack Moss
In the April 10th issue of National Review, James Lacey writes:


text:
The latest news and information for entrepreneurs from across the web universe, brought to you by the Report on Small Business team. Follow us on Twitter @GlobeSmallBiz
Opportunity seen in long-awaited opening of new 'dot-anything' addresses
The organization that oversees domain names on the Internet this week will open the floodgates to all sorts of new top-level domain names on the Web -- and some entrepreneurs see "gold in the opportunity," reports The Wall Street Journal.
The Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will, on Thursday, begin accepting applications for new top-level domain names -- the suffixes that appear on the right side of the period of website addresses, such as the powerhouse dot.com and dot.net. It's the first time since 2000 that ICANN has opened the door for such new domains.
Some entrepreneurs have long been preparing for the day of dot-anything, and are ready or have backers prepared to help them cover the $185,000 for the application fee to become registry holders, and probably hundreds of thousands or more every year on technical support and promotion, the Journal reports.
"I've dedicated the last 10 years to this," one entrepreneur was quoted in the Journal article, who hopes to nab dot-shop as a registry holder, seeing Web addresses with that so-called "right-of-the-dot" suffix appealing to a wide range of retailers, for example, and others involved in Web sales.
Other entrepreneurs in the Journal piece have their sights set on dot-eco, which they hope will appeal to eco-friendly buyers; dot-bank and dot-secure, aiming to attract to financial institutions and companies looking for greater security; and dot-wine, aimed obviously at that community.
There are now about 22 types of top-level domain names, along with country codes, such as .ca for Canada, according to this Guardian report, and the decision to open up the domain names has not come without some criticism from governments and corporations, according to reports, including the Guardian one and this one. Last year's addition of the.xxx domain extension for adult websites created some challenges, as lawyer and columnist Tony Wilson wrote.
For those entrepreneurs hoping to cash in on the new expansion, it will be a hard slog, the Journal says. A small number of new domains may catch on, but it might take years and tons of spending and marketing efforts.
As well, if there is competition for the same domain name, there could be a bidding war, sending costs soaring.
"Many dot-something businesses will likely go bust," the Journal article predicts.
Generation Y AKA Generation Entrepreneur
Generation Y "might be more entrepreneurial than anyone thought," according to this posting on the Amex Open Forum, which looks at the results of a new survey that combed through millions of Facebook profiles to see where those aged 18 to 29 are working.
Among the findings: The fifth most popular job title in the age group is "owner," which, according to the posting, demonstrates that younger people are starting or running their own businesses and "demonstrating an unprecedented entrepreneurial spirit,'' said Dan Schawbel, managing partner of Millennial Branding, which teamed up with analytics firm Identified o do the study.
As well, they found that just 7 per cent worked for a Fortune 500 company, suggesting they are not choosing to work in the same corporate environments that their parents did.
Leader or entrepreneur?
Steve Jobs, Henry Ford and Bill Gates are among the rare people who combine the characteristics of both leaders and entrepreneurs, write Rich Russakoff and Mary Goodman in this CBS News posting. Which do you lean toward? They offer some key differences between leaders and entrepreneurs, for instance, lone wolf or top dog, a visionary or one who executes? Check them out to see what you're more like.
Registering your business
Learn the ins and outs of the different business structures you can register, and which is best for you, at a seminar being held by the Business Development Centre in Toronto on Jan. 10. The complimentary seminar will offer up small business specialists and cover a range of material, from how to register and report properly to how to maximize tax advantages to information about trademarks and copyrights. For more information, click here.
Looking at the legalities
Do you know what you are legally responsible for as a business owner? Find some answers about your legal obligations at an information session being held by The Centre for Entrepreneurship Education and Development in Halifax on Jan. 13. For more information, click here.
Cleantech industry update
Over the past year, the industry has undergone change, with some sectors gathering steam and others hit by challenges. Attend a panel session, where members of British Columbia's cleantech community will share their stories of the past year and discuss their expectations for the future. The seminar, being held by the Vancouver Enterprise Forum, aimed at technology entrepreneurs, runs Jan. 24 in Vancouver.For more information, click here.
Cookie maker spices up its offerings
Muscle Masala has developed protein-rich cookies that feature Indian spices, writes Mark Evans in his column.
Protect your intellectual property
Many smaller enterprises fail to take the proper steps to safeguard the very things – from company and product names to product formulas to slogans and logos – that give their business an identity and an edge over their competitors, said a story that we ran last May, along with an accompanying sidebar on the six caregories in which intellectual property rights are grouped and what they cover.
Got a tip on news, events or other timely information related to the small-business community? E-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Join The Globe's Small Business LinkedIn group to network with other entrepreneurs and to discuss topical issues: http://linkd.in/jWWdzT
Our free weekly newsletter is now available. Every Friday a team of editors selects the top picks from our blog posts, features, multimedia and columnists, and delivers them to your inbox. If you have registered for The Globe's website, you can sign up here. Click on the Small Business Briefing checkbox and hit 'save changes.' If you need to register for the site, click here.Report Typo/Error
Follow us on Twitter: @GlobeSmallBiz


text: Here in Virginia, I took the required course online in about 10 minutes for $19.95. I then took the form down to the Clerk of the Court's office where they took my $50. Got my permit in the mail in exactly 3 weeks. They have 45 days and they must give you a temp. permit after that until you get the permanent one.


text:
Story Behind this Recipe
I often make dried vegetables but once I heard that beans could be dried too, I started experimenting.
The flavor of the beans really comes out compared to when they are fried are boiled!
These aren't just your regular dried out edamame beans, they are a whole new snack for drinking! The more you chew the beans, the more flavor there will be.
Edamame (boiled or frozen)
to taste
Salt (optional)
to taste


text:
Milentija Popovića 5, Novi Beograd
+381 11 301 1234+381 11 301 1234
+381 11 311 2234
BEOGRADSKO MESOVITO PREDUZECE as it's main activity has the operation of the hotel «Hyatt» in Belgrade.
HYATT REGENCY BELGRADE is the finest ***** 5 star hotel in Belgrade, located in New Belgrade, close to the exclusive shopping Centre Ušće and amazing park Ušće- point where Sava flows into the Danube with river bank overlooking the city center and Kalemegdan fortress and an intact and uninhabited War Island. The hotel has 302 luxury rooms and suites, as well as the restaurants, meeting venues, wellness and fitness centre.


text:
Havenwood Guest House
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this b&b rated in the past?
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
Photos of Havenwood Guest House
Travelers also recommend:
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
TripAdvisor Reviews Havenwood Guest House Seward
Travel Blogs from Seward
So sad to say goodbye
... views as we head to the airport on a four hour ride through the vistas of Alaska. We are thankful for the time in the airport awaiting our flight so that I can catch up on this blog and record all our memories while they are fresh in our minds. We hope to come back someday to enjoy the beauty of ...
Going beyond the wilderness, into the Sea
... So, we decided to eat local and support the fishermen and their businesses. We came across a cute restaurant right off the boardwalk. The menu looked fantastic and reasonably price. To our discomfort the food we had consumed made a few of my friends, including myself, sick. The food was fried in what it seemed like old frying oil when they were not even busy- we were the only people in the place. The eatery was called 'Marina Restaurant". I should have done my research ahead ...
Rain, Rain and More Rain
... a snack about 11 o'clock. This might sound a simple task but every pull-out didn't have a view of the river, just trees. We actually wanted to watch the fisherman standing in the middle of the river fishing. They are after silver tail salmon which I think are Coho. Apparently,they are really good eating because the sockeye are spawning and dying. This area is called Kenai Pennisula and the only thing people do here ...
Fjords Country!
... to visit the Kenai Fjords National Park and hike to the Exit Glacier which, because of its accessibility, is one of the most visited glaciers in Alaska. A few geocaches along the way were discovered.
A travel meeting outlining our trips to Palmer and Valdez preceded some fast games of Bingo with some really nice prizes. Dex won a fanny pack which I confiscated immediately!
A good day was had by all!
The rain in Alaska stays mainly in Seward
... is a rescue center for marine animals funded by the Exxon Valdez spill. The kids enjoyed it while Sue was unimpressed. Tom stayed home to figure out how to drop the kids off at the ferry, return the RV and find a ride to drive him back at the ferry. This was complicated by the fact that the only way to Whittier is through a one lane tunnel that operates one way in 30 minute increments. (Thanks to our new BFFs Anna and Hans who offered to meet Tom at the RV place and drive him ...


text:
Dr. Beaumont arrived at work promptly. The way he always did. He was never late. That too was sloppy. Dr. Beaumont was anything but sloppy.
He came in the front door, something he hated more than neighbors with stupid questions was patients that had them. He was aware that it is his job and that no question asked to a physician is completely stupid, but when a woman walks into his office and says "I had sex without a condom, but I peed afterwards that means I can't be pregnant right?" Dr. Beaumont has nothing against children however things like that make him want to perform a mercy killing. For the child's sake, of course. He smiled as he walked into his office and sat down. It was a picture of perfection. Everything in it's designated spot. Everything straight and even. He had one picture on his desk. A moment caught in time he choose to always remember. His fourth birthday. The picture depicted a scene of absolute love. The only kind he'd even know. It came from his mother. Her loving arms were wrapped around his little waist as he leaned over a birthday cake to blow out the candles. He remembered that he hadn't made a wish that year because his mother was all he needed. He placed his hand on top of the picture frame just remembering before he snapped out of it. He had work to do.
He quickly filed through some paper work before he took a look at the patient files for this afternoon. He never took morning appointments. When the lines or words in the files started the blur together a soft knock came on his door.
"Dr. Beaumont?" a mousy voice followed.
"Come in Miette," slowly the knob of the door turned and the small woman stepped into the room. She closed the door behind her. Miette was Dr. Beaumont's secretary. She was a thin, almost scrawny looking girl. Her hair was a dull brown color and her eyes were just as dim. She would have been beautiful had she not looked like her life had already drained from her. Which probably explained why he had no desire to see her insides.
"There is a man here from your building. He says he has some lumps that need to be looked at," she giggled a little as she said it. Like she couldn't help herself.
"Put him in Dr. Morty's room," he told her, without looking up.
"He won't be here for another forty-five minutes," she giggled again as if she understand. "I'll get right on that, also your first patient is here. Her name is Elaine Denis. She's waiting in room two," Miette left the room closing the door behind her. Dr. Beaumont opened Miss. Denis' file and scanned it quickly only picking up a few facts. Single, no children, history of abuse, getting a physical. It was all he needed. He closed the manila folder and stood from his chair. He slowly made his way to the room. Miette was at her desk trying to get Eriq to go to his examination room. Apparently he needed to tell her about the origin of his said lumps. Dr. Beaumont actually felt sorry for Miette. The feeling faded rather quickly. He approached the examination room he could clearly hear Miss, Denis talking on her cell phone.
"No. I will not come to see you after my appointment. Why? Because I don't care to ever see your face again," her phone clicked closed so he knocked on the door.
"Come in," she called in a completely different tone. He walked in and his eyes widened. The woman was breath taking. She caused every impulse in his body to become live wires. He cleared his throat.
"Good afternoon Miss. Denis," he reached out his hand for her to shake.
"Please, call me Elli," she smiled.
"Well, then, Elli I see your hear for a physical. I'll be as quick as possible so you can get out of here," he lied, he needed to be a quick as possible before he did something stupid. Something he would regret. But there was one thing he knew for sure. Tonight he'd go hunting.
Dr. Beaumont stepped out of his silent office. He had stayed late to finish the work that had been sitting on his desk for weeks. Well, at least that's what he told anyone who asked. In reality he had been waiting for the office to be empty. For it to be completely quite where there would be no interruptions and no one would notice the various pieces of equipment that had gone missing. He was just going to do a final check to make sure everyone had gone home for the night. It was dark. He had instructed Miette to turn off the lights when she left. Naturally her desk was empty and her light has been turned off. The same for the reception desk and every last one of the exam rooms.
He let out a contented sigh. The need was burning deep in the pit of his stomach. It was bubbling violently in his veins and his heart was pumping erratically. He needed it like it was a drug. It was his drug. The crimson liquid that poured from the new lacerations of the victims was all he craved, and for right now, was all he could possibly think about. He quickly made his way over to his brief case. He grabbed a pair of latex gloves, a protective mask, his scalpel and a bottle of chloroform. His intent was never to torture. He went outside and places his brief case and his doctors coat in his car. He changed into a pair of old scrubs from his residency days, and placed all the necessary tools into his pockets. He closed the door and started his search.
The way he picked the people he killed was non-specific. He had no M.O. It was all based on pure opportunity. Who was silly enough on that particular day to walk down an alley were the sound was minimal and the street lights were non-existent. If he never had a set type of victim, he was less likely to get caught, or even questioned. He could never be linked to them in any way. Which is exactly how he wanted it. Although if he were ever questioned he knew he could lie his way out of anything. He counted on it. He continued his labored walk around Paris. Peering down every dark deserted alley way. Eventually he'd find one, he was sure of it.
He had been walking for along the lines of twenty minutes and was far away enough from his car and office that he'd be somewhat safe. But only if he actually found somebody. Just as he was about to give up he saw her. It was all too perfect. She was heading into the east alley that fell between two abandoned buildings. The good doctor lived for situations like this one. She was beautiful and thankfully different from the last girl. Her hair was cut short in the back but hung in pointed locks just under her chin. It was a dark color. He was assuming brown because there was no light on the street. She was short, but was wearing red paten leather heels. She had on a matching red dress that formed to her body. She was obviously returning to from a party. He justified his actions to himself. If it wasn't him it would be someone else.
He followed behind her silently. Picking up the pace as he got closer and closer. He pulled a piece of gauze and the chloroform from his pocket and quickly saturated it. He was close enough to touch her now. He reached around her head and pressed the gauze to her mouth. She fell to the ground before she had the chance to scream. Dr. Beaumont placed her lightly on the ground. She was on her back, with her arms close to her side and he legs straight. The one thing he was not into was exploiting the women. This was never something meant to rise sexual pleasure in him. He barely even found this woman attractive. He doused another piece of gauze and left it over he mouth. He hoped that the drug alone would kill her. At least he knew she would never wake up again.
He took the mask, the gloves and the scalpel from his pocket. He got himself read as quick as possible. Once the gloves were secured on his hands he pulled down the sleeve of her dress. It was such a shame he was about to ruin such a beautiful garment. He took the scalpel lightly and made his first cut right where her arm connects to her shoulders. He always liked to do the arms first. Carefully he cut through muscle and tissue until he got to the bone. He had cut precisely where the joint was. So, it was as simple as dislocating it. The blood has already started to pool around her body and was coating her hair. The thick irony fragrance made the doctor want to work faster.
He repeated the action on her other arm. Then moved down to her legs where he followed the same procedure. Cut until you find the joint. It was so much cleaner that way. By the time he was done all that was left of the woman was her head and torso. He decided not to take the head off of this one since he was pressed on time. He raised the scalpel again and cut the dress off the remaining part of the body. He placed her limbs where they would naturally be and took a step back to look. He admired his work for a moment before he delicately craved into her stomach.
"Dr. M.D" they'd find her in the morning.


text:
Feeling more energized and less depleted and less stressed, looking and feeling younger, healthier and more vibrant, and holding the reins to your good health are all benefits of Ayurveda, an ancient healing system. Be Well Yoga and Ayurveda is a new holistic healing center offering natural health methods and therapies to bring you back into balanced health.
Ayurveda provides powerful tools to:
1. Identify the root cause of ill health.
2. Teach you how to move towards more nourishing patterns of eating, sleeping, and relating to your family, friends, and co-workers.
3. Teach you how to make those nourishing changes gradually so that you can integrate them into your life.
These holistic methods help you return to your natural state of good health.
Be Well Yoga and Ayurveda tailors the therapies to your unique state, time, and budget. Common health issues that respond well to Ayurvedic therapies include weight gain, gastrointestinal tract diseases, muscle, bone and joint pain, insomnia, fatigue, hormonal imbalances and fertility issues, attention deficit disorder, depression, anxiety, memory loss and many other acute and chronic conditions. In addition to holistic Ayurvedic therapies, Be Well Yoga and Ayurveda offers rejuvenating and cleansing body therapies, cooking classes, general Ayurveda classes, yoga classes, and retail products.
Location: 10701 W. North Ave., Ste. 209, Wauwatosa.
For more information, call 414-939-3554,
email email@example.com
or visit BeWellAyurveda.com
More from Your Stories
- Ebenezer's Pareting Tip: What is Helicopter Parenting?
- Build a Lego City!
- Anansi Puppet Story and Craft
- MCW researchers to study airway management in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
- Milwaukee Backgammon Club to hold 3 tournaments in August!
- 4th Annual Cruisin' the Grove Scheduled for Aug. 7
- MCW awarded $1.9 million to investigate disease prevention utilizing slime mold
- Dublin the Fun Partner Promotions Make Milwaukee Irish Fest Even More Affordable
- September Fashion Show in Washington County
- Back to School...BBB Reminds You to Shop Smart!


text:
How to Choose a Computer Book
How to Choose a Computer Book from Overstock.com. It's easy to find computer books for everything you want to do if you know what to look for.
The 2007 Access Bible is an invaluable tool when it comes to creating and working with Access databases. This book walks you through, in detail, how to create databases, how to create sub-forms, sub-tables, sub-queries. It also explains the meaning behind all aspects of an Access database....
Joseph C. Stockman is an independent consultant, software designer, and author who has been using Microsoft Access since its initial release. He has also developed courseware and taught classes in Access and VBA. Joe developed his first application in Access, and then migrated into Visual Basic and Visual Basic .NET, where he specializes in creating applications for the Windows Mobile platform. He worked for several software companies before forming his consulting business in 2002, where he deals with all types of clients including healthcare, financial, government, manufacturing, and small business. His ability to turn his customers wishes into working applications keeps them satisfied. Joe is also writing the fundamentals column for the Advisor Guide to Microsoft Access magazine.
Gavin Powell is a computer consultant and a writer, with over 20 years of IT experience and over 10 titles to his credit. He has worked as a programmer, analyst, data modeler, database administrator, and Unix administrator. Gavin is also a semiprofessional musician, songwriter, and recording engineer, playing multiple instruments and writing prolifically. Gavin can be reached by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cary N. Prague is an internationally best-selling author and lecturer in the database industry. He owns Database Creations, Inc., the worlds largest Microsoft Access add-on company. Their products include a line of financial software; Business! for Microsoft Office, a mid-range accounting system, POSitively Business! Point of Sale software, the Inventory Barcode manager for mobile data collection, and the Check Writer and General Ledger. Database Creations also produces a line of developer tools including the appBuilder, an application generator for Microsoft Access, the EZ Access Developer Tools for building great user interfaces, appWatcher for maintaining code bases among several developers, and Surgical Strike, the only Patch Manager for Microsoft Access.
Cary also owns Database Creations Consulting, LLC., a successful consulting firm specializing in Microsoft Access and SQL Server appl
Updated edition with exciting new Access 2007 features!
Harness the power of Access 2007 with the expert guidance in this comprehensive reference. Beginners will appreciate the thorough attention to database fundamentals and terminology. Experienced users can jump right into Access 2007 enhancements like the all-new user interface and wider use of XML and Web services. Each of the book's six parts thoroughly focuses on key elements in a logical sequence, so you have what you need, when you need it. Designed as both a reference and a tutorial, Access 2007 Bible is a powerful tool for developers needing to make the most of the new features in Access 2007.
What's on the CD-ROM?
Follow the examples in the book chapter by chapter using the bonus materials on the CD-ROM. You'll find separate Microsoft Access database files for each chapter and other working files, including
See the CD-ROM appendix for details and complete system requirements.
Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
|COMPUTERS / Database Management / General
|Publisher Date
|2007-01-31 00:00:00.0
|John Wiley & Sons Inc
|Copyright Year
|9.0 in
|7.5 in
|2.25 in
|Unit weight
|4.7 lb
|Series Name
|Access Bible
|Professional and scholarly
|Groh, Michael R.
|Country of Origin
|United States
The 2007 Access Bible is an invaluable tool when it comes to creating and working with Access databases. This book walks you through, in detail, how to create databases, how to create sub-forms, sub-tables, sub-queries. It also explains the meaning behind all aspects of an Access database.Read More
How to Choose a Computer Book from Overstock.com. It's easy to find computer books for everything you want to do if you know what to look for.
Learn about good books that will empower young girls, tweens and teens. Shop books for girls on Overstock.com.
Best Books to Give for Mother's Day from Overstock.com. If your mom is a bookworm, use these tips to find her a literary Mother's Day gift.
How to Create Your Own Reading List from Overstock.com. Learn how to choose books that you'll enjoy and create a useful, engaging, and fun reading list.
FAQs about Banned Books from Overstock.com. Celebrate the freedom to read! Here are a few of the most frequently asked questions about banned books.
Twilight: Beyond the Novels from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about Twilight, the novel.
Pulitzer Prize Literature Guide from Overstock.com. Looking for something to read? Here is a list of notable Pulitzer Prize-winning books.
How to Start a Book Club from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about how to start a book club.
10 Fun Facts about Disney from Overstock.com. Disney has a long, exciting history, and here are some fun and lesser known facts.
Tips on Selecting the Perfect Entertainment Gift from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with tips on selecting the perfect entertainment gift.
This date is subject to change. In order to assure you receive Overstock.com's low price on this item, your credit card will be charged upon order placement. The item will ship immediately upon release.
Items must be returned in new or unused condition and contain all original materials included with the shipment. More Details
FINAL SALE EXCLUSION: Items marked as FINAL SALE are not returnable unless the problem you experience is the result of our error.
For your protection, all orders are screened for security purposes. If your order is selected for review, our Loss Prevention Team may contact you by phone or email. There may be a two business day delay to process your order.
** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.
Access 2007 Bible
Today: $37.87


text:
Official Independent Albums Chart Top 50
18 April 2010 - 24 April 2010
Compiled by the Official Charts Company, the UK's biggest independently released albums of the week, based on sales of digital bundles, CDs, vinyl and other formats, across a seven day period. Click here to view the Biggest Albums of 2017 so far.
18 April 2010 - 24 April 2010


text:
Known as "*Denver's Dean of the Dead", Local, national, and internationally exhibited artist Jerry Vigil, is a self-taught Chicano artist, who creates Santos art (Saint… More »
Art, artist, artista, calavera, calca, chicano, day of the dead, el dia de los muertos, latino, muertos, santero, santos
InSider 2010
A who's-who stomping ground for Springs-based artists, Cottonwood is a must-visit for last Friday art openings. At other times, drop in just to see nearly 80 studios and a respectable gallery, all under one roof.
Best Place to See Emerging Artists
If success is a numbers game, Cottonwood Center for the Arts knows what works. Now happily ensconced in its new building, Cottonwood offers nearly 80 studio spaces, currently leased by 92 artists. It boasts two main galleries for art shows, but each studio also acts as a mini-gallery in itself, open to visitors on the last Friday of every month. Executive director Peggy Vicaro projects that half of Cottonwood's artists are emerging, while the other half are more established. She points to the in-house marketing team and multitude of networking opportunities as two of the reasons why so many have come to Cottonwood as a source for professional growth, bringing the curious crowds with them. "I think because we have really created a presence for ourselves here in downtown and the word has spread that this is really a great place to be ... that there's a lot of positive energy," Vicaro says. "And people really are drawn to that." — Edie Adelstein


text:
Founded in 2001, i-Sub is headed by key industry personnel with decades of experience in the sublimation print and textile industries. i-Sub are fully authorised to supply and support solutions from leading manufacturers including Epson, Dgen, Coldenhove, Mimaki, Sensient, Monti Antonio, Reggiani and many more.
If you are beginning a textile/ garment printing business, or expanding your existing systems and want to discuss the latest products available, i-Sub have the knowledge and experience necessary to provide your business with cutting-edge printing solutions from entry level to industry leading production systems.
Tweets by @iSubltd
Book a DemoLearn more about the Epson Textile Range


text:
Welcome to my Editor's Blog – I hope to write regularly on here about things that grab me and possess a spiritual dynamic. And we'll also carry the occasional guest blog, too. Do send me your feedback and comments. Just mail me, and I'll add comments on the bottom of each piece.
Russ Bravo, Editor
08 June 2012
It's the start of the Euro 2012 Championships in Ukraine and Poland today, and it looks like the football is going to be an after-thought.
While expectations for Roy Hodgson's England team are at such a low ebb, they may actually help the beleagured squad do better than many expect, most of the attention has been on anything but the beautiful game.
Racism has been top of the list. First we had former England defender Sol Campbell suggesting fans shouldn't travel to the tournament as they're likely to return "in coffins", added to the decision of the families of England squad members Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain not to watch their boys in Ukraine because of fears of racist abuse and violence.
Now the Dutch team is claiming crowds at a training session subjected them to racist abuse and skipper Mark Van Bommel says he'll take his players off the pitch if it happens during a match.
Then we've had the protests over the treatment of former Ukraine prime minister Yuliya Tymoshenko, a pro-democracy leader who was sentenced to seven years in jail last year on charges of 'abusing her powers while in office'. German, French and Czech political leaders have boycotted the tournament, and now UK ministers plus the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry have confirmed they won't be going.
England's first game against France on Monday is going to feel like something of a sideshow.
Expect the sports media to have a hard job keeping their news colleagues from grabbing the best stories over the next few weeks. And pray for peace, honour and safety in the stadiums and host cities.
Remember Andy Kelso – Rev Elvis? He's been in touch to say that young film-makers Rob Gale and George Thompson are putting together a short film on his ministry incorporating Rev Elvis gigs, his work as a vicar and chaplaincy with Worcester Warriors Rugby Club. Keep an eye out for Finding Elvis. Andy's pictured left in action at a recent Jubilee festival.
History teaches us that we sometimes need saving from ourselves. God sent into the world a unique person – neither a philosopher nor a general, important though they are, but a Saviour, with the power to forgive.
Queen Elizabeth II
Thanks for CVM for reminding me about this quality quote from Her Majesty ...
Christian Publishing & Outreach, registered in England & Wales (Charity no 221462).
Company limited by guarantee No 588731. VAT no 860 219 341.
Registered office: CPO, Garcia Estate, Canterbury Road, Worthing BN13 1BW, UK


text:
Midcoast Maine's Leading Supplier of Heating Oil and Propane
Maritime Energy is a full service, locally owned family energy company delivering heating oil, bioheat, K-1, diesel, propane, biodiesel, and gasoline throughout Midcoast Maine. We specialize in heating and cooling systems and service, including solar, hybrid, and tankless & instant water heaters. We also offer special rates for fleet vehicles and wholesale fuels.
Zero Percent APR Financing
0% APR financing available for new boilers, furnaces, water heaters, propane heaters, and fuel tanks. Hurry...limited time offer! Read More →
Voted #1 in Home Heating Fuel and Supplies
Become a Maritime Energy Customer
Price Protection Plans
Maritime Energy offers three Price Protection Plans to help you save money on heating oil and propane.
Heating Equipment
Maritime Energy selects and sells the very best home heating equipment, offering outstanding performance and value.
Maritime Farms Stores
We have 10 convenient locations in Midcoast Maine offering everything you need from food & beverages to quality gasoline.


text:
Warrenautoservice.com is a 1 year old domain, situated in United States. The domain is linked to the IP address 184.108.40.206 which is provided by the hosting company Time Warner Cable Internet LLC.
It was registered by Computer Medic Servers , who can be reached at . The site is owned by MLD Computers. Registration details show that it was registered on 07 Jan 2016 through Joker.com and will expire on 07 Jan 2018.
The site returns a status code of 200. The site is being served through Apache/2.2.15 (CentOS).


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our simple sign up form and login to the site.
This step is optional but will greatly multiply your chances of people actually reading your profile and contacting you. Type a little about yourself, your hobbies and upload any nice photos of yourself.
Use our website's cutting-edge search to discover members who suit your needs. Or just flip through listings and discover people that appear interesting.
Located someone who is attractive to you? Send them a word or two or just a wink and see what they say. With a little luck you'll be on your way to a once in a lifetime experience.
It'll only take 30 seconds


text:
ED Magedson – Founder
Ripoff Report
Playbuzz, Select State/Province USA
Playbuzz Googled playbuzz to download a specific book that they advertised as having. Once I paid the $1 fee, they did not have a copy of the book. Then, 5 days later got a $34.95 charge on my acct! Bogus claims that (1) they have certain periodicals, (2) that their services cost a dollar! Internet
Does your business have a bad reputation?
Fix it the right way.
Corporate Advocacy Program™
I googled Playbuzz searching for a specific periodical that they claim to have. After reading through the registration form which stated that the cost would be $1, they did not have a copy of the book they claim to have available to download. 5 days later, I was charged $34.95- but their registration form was misleading! Shut them down!!!!!
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 12/10/2013 06:06 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/playbuzz/select-stateprovince/playbuzz-googled-playbuzz-to-download-a-specific-book-that-they-advertised-as-having-onc-1105773. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content
Click Here to read other Ripoff Reports on Playbuzz
If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:Search Tips
In order to assure the best results in your search:
Advertisers above have met our
strict standards for business conduct.


text:
A/N - Five months. That is a hella long time. But in that time, I have literally moved mountains...cleaning out 6.2 metric tonnes of crap (that's just the stuff that went in the dumpster) from my mother's house as we finally sold it this summer. This of course induced whittling the summer away house-mining so I could make room for the stuff we wanted to keep. I apologize once again for my hiatus, but I am here to finish this story. I really appreciate the continued support of my loyal readers and welcome with open arms our new ones. ~waves to Nic~ Thank you so much!
My never ending gratitude also needs to be extended to TwiliteAddict for editing this chapter and "re-arranging the furniture". Much more Feng Shui! Xo
Let's jump right in shall we? Next update in two weeks. Maybe less. I'm on a writing roll. We pick up the story in Denali, a few short hours before Bella and Edward's wedding.
"Edward, nooooooo! Get out!" Alice's scream reverberated throughout the house, eventually escaping out the chimney, undoubtedly frightening all of the wildlife within a fifty-mile radius. Weddings were serious business to Alice Cullen, and she most definitely came to play. In fact, the whole house was hopping to her orders, thankful her two-week reign of unholy matrimonial terror would come to an end today – our wedding day.
I instinctively hid behind one of the mirrors Alice had set up in our bedroom for the final fitting of my wedding dress. The day had been a blur of activity administering to the last minute details, and I was admittedly a little shell-shocked, so when she screeched, I scampered for cover.
For someone who could see the future, you would think Alice would have seen him coming, but that just went to prove how distracted she was now that it was coming down to zero hour.
Not in a place of understanding or compromise with his sister right now, however, was Edward. His facial expression left no doubt he was most definitely done being patient with his obsessive compulsive and according to him, "absurdly superstitious" sister.
"Alice, it's just a wedding dress..."
"JUST A WEDDING DRESS?!" We all screeched in highly offended unison, after all, the masterpiece of a dress was the result of stunning design collaboration by Esme, Rose and Alice.
Edward's face blanked in fear at the fuming, indignant women staring across the room at him. I tried hard not to snicker as he backed slowly out of the doorway and closed the door. About two beats later, Jasper slipped in the room quietly, a polite nod our way accompanied by his old fashioned greeting, "Ladies." He floated to the closet and freed Edward's tux from its confines before disappearing behind the door like he had never been here. Smart man.
Really, Edward should have expected nothing less. After we delivered our news to the family, my soon to be sister in law plopped down a twenty-pound scrapbook full of swatches, magazine clippings and storyboards, yes, storyboards of what the ceremony was to look like. Her concept was everything I could have wanted in a wedding, but would never have the guts to imagine, let alone pull off, so she got full green light go-ahead on Wedding Planner rights.
Though a tad frightening at times, she had managed to herd us all into action to get it all done, including my quickie divorce – sending Jake and Leah happily back to La Push to make their own wedding plans. As much as they wanted to stay for my wedding, they wanted to leave and begin their own lives even more. I completely understood.
Finally daring to inch out from behind the mirror, I smoothed my hands over the gorgeous silk material that made up my gown and took stock of my reflection in the mirror. Just a wedding dress. "Just" was not a qualifier for this dress. Rose, Esme and Alice smiled and sighed simultaneously behind me as they admired their work.
"He'll eat those words when he sees you, Bella." Rose placated. "You are stunning."
I had to agree, which did not bode well for my Modesty, who was raising an appraising, judgmental eyebrow in assessment of the daring design. The dress was backless to show off my wings. While I was proud to show them off, the dip of the backless design dove deep enough for me to question my pride and prejudice.
Around the edges of the dress, Esme had hand-painted the silk material in complementary incendiary colors to my wings, as if they had dusted the edges of my dress like a butterfly shedding delicate scales. Carnelian and citrine beads of varying shades were sewn in such a way to indicate licks of fire winding around my body before cooling into white Quartz crystal beading which made up the bodice. The weight of the bodice alone would have been ridiculous for my human self—this was not a gown for a mortal woman.
Esme was positively radiating maternal pride, looking as if she could cry as she whispered reverently,
"Oh, honey, when the candles are burning and the light reflects off the dress, everyone will think you are an angel."
"Esme...," I protested, "I'm certainly no angel."
"But you are, my darling. Angels are avengers. You have saved my son... no, my entire family more times than I can count and in more ways than you realize. You have avenged the cruelty perpetuated towards your race and mine at the cost of your own human life. You have a divine purpose. Some of the most powerful angels are the deadliest of warriors, Isabella."
Now it was my turn to look as if I could cry. Standing there in a gown which weighed a couple hundred pounds due to the crystals she had sewn on by hand for me was hardly weight to bear in comparison to her love for me and her family. And I would carry the weight of the world itself for her.
Since there were no words to convey as the surging emotion had forced me mute, I gathered my mother in my arms and hugged her, being careful not to crush her too hard against the gemstones of my dress. Alice and Rose joined in. I gained so much energy from the love of these three women, I could actually feel the frequency of their emotion pour into the receptive crystals of my wedding dress as if empowering it. In fact, I had no doubt it was. Crystals had been used since the beginning of time by shamans and healers to heal and uplift the physical and spiritual self.
Alice broke up the group hug with a proclamation that everyone had to clear out so I could finish getting ready.
"You mean I'm not ready?" I snarked, giving a coquettish turn in front of the mirrors.
Alice smiled warmly, "You look amazing, but I thought maybe you would like some meditation time." Her voice sounded small and hesitant, probing to make sure she wasn't being presumptuous or inappropriate. I was genuinely touched at her thoughtfulness.
"I could very much use some meditation time. It's hard getting used to not sleeping, let alone not dreaming. I knew you would understand that." My assurance made her beam with happiness.
"In one hour, you are officially going to be a Cullen," she chirped.
"Pfffft," Rose snorted and hitched her thumb towards her sister, "I have one better,. In one hour, Commandant Wedding Coordinator here is officially not in charge anymore. I'm outtie, Dollies. I have to help Em get into his tux. And maybe out of it a few times." With a saucy waggle of her eyebrows, Rose sashayed towards the door. "See you at the altar, Bells."
Alice rolled her eyes and quipped with a huff, "She's forgetting about the reception. Does she think these things just run themselves? Honestly!" Blowing me a kiss, she and Esme ushered out to leave me to my own devices.
I decided to leave the dress on, not being the easiest thing to get in and out of. I was plenty comfortable and the fainting couch was as nice a spot as any to meditate. Laying a blanket over the leather, for fear of scratching it, I focused on the sounds of the water feature in the room, pictured the rivulets running along the stone responding to the pull of gravity. The delicate slapping sounds as the drops plummeted into the pool below sang a hypnotic hymn.
My thoughts drifted to Edward...there was no fighting it. Though the purpose of meditation was to empty one's mind, he was completely ingrained into my thought processes today. I imagined it was because I had to go most of the day without seeing him – which was incredibly odd since this was the most binding day of our lives. I knew our separation would make it all the more sweeter when I saw him at the altar, but I felt anxious when he wasn't by my side. In the end, I decided to simply go with the direction my subconscious was pointing me in, and visualized my lover.
Blending the water sounds into my vision gave it depth, not to mention a common anchor between this world and the next. Still, I floated weightlessly in a space not quite here and not quite there…
We walked hand in hand by a shining lake. The sunlight reflected in crystalline winks on the lake's surface and my lover's skin. We looked over towards the center of the lake to see a small island in the distance. Ruins of stone pillars beckoned from among the island's trees, inciting Edward's curiousity even more.
"Let's go for a swim and check it out!" his eyes were playful as he pulled me towards the water.
"But it's going to rain!" I protested as I took in the ever-blackening sky. The strange thing was, there were no clouds present. The sun was waning like someone using a dimmer switch to lessen its light.
Edward didn't seem concerned at all. I think perhaps this alarmed me more than our ever-darkening surroundings.
"You're going to get wet anyway, come on...those ruins have to be ancient." He craned his neck to see them better as he continued to pull on me. "Aren't you the least bit curious?"
I pulled him back towards me. "We should go back, Edward. I have a horrible feeling about all this." Panic ping-ponged around in my guts. Our dreamworld's sun had suddenly vanished. The lake lost her diamond luster and began to churn whitecaps across her surface instead.
"Where's your sense of adventure?" he teased. He looked past me and his expression became emotionless. Haunting.
"Besides, there's nothing to go back to..."
My head jerked to look back from where we had walked from to see desolation was devouring the scenery behind us! The grass was dried up; flowers were turning into husked remnants of their former glory. A sickness had taken over the land and was running like a snag in a nylon stocking streaking towards us. Shocked our peaceful jaunt was clearly not going to the happy place I intended it to, I could not move even though Edward was pulling me forward with all his strength.
My hesitation proved devastating. That was all it took for the spreading sickness to reach him.
Touching the edge of his feet, I could see the sickness eating like an acid at the outside of his shoes.
His screams sounded in my ears as the evil licked its way up my lover's legs. He crumbled and we both went down on the ground. The fall jarred me free of the frozen state of shock, and I picked Edward up off the ground and ran towards the lake. My legs felt like lead, like I was running under water and getting nowhere. You always hear of this happening to people in their dreams, yet nothing can prepare you for the terror when you have no control over yourself or your reality…
But wait, I could…should be able to control this. It was my vision! Yet, I couldn't shake it free, change its course, or rise above it. In dread, I came to realize if I was unable to take control of this vision, it had to be some sort of veiled message sent to me from the gods. But why was I now being beaten over the head with my biggest fear – losing Edward - on the most important day of our lives?
I looked down at my diseased lover. The most important thing I could ever lose, wasting away with sickness and fever, mouthing my name with dry, cracked lips.
I finally made it to the water's edge and jumped in, praying this was the solution to our escape, to allow me save him.
Of course, it wasn't.
The "water" was definitely not of the H2O variety, but a pool of memories. Beneath the illusion of the surface was a mist full writhing, wraith-like forms weaving around our bodies and absorbing into our skin! The hurt and despair vibrating through these ghostly visions, washing through Edward and I was excruciatingly painful. So much tragedy, loss, and heartbreak. I could not fathom how he could handle the emotional rape of it all in his already vulnerable state. Though his lips didn't move, I heard him call my name…
Strong hands gripped my shoulders yanking me out of the roiling mist. Edward was no longer in my arms. I whipped around ready to clock whoever took him from me – only to see Alice, standing in front of me with the most pissed off expression I hoped never to see on my sweetheart of a sister again. In fact, I would have backed off, but she reached out lightning quick to grab me.
"Don't you dare back up or you will end up in the damn pool again. What in fresh hell would possess you to jump in and wade around in the pool with your wedding dress on?" she spat.
I looked down at to see my gorgeous dress sopping wet up to the knees as I stood in a very real pool of water.
Just great.
Alice, meanwhile, went straight to work, fussing and fretting around the bottom of my dress. Directing me over towards the fireplace, she zipped around like an angry hummingbird fetching towels to blot out most of the moisture before dragging me to a bathroom to begin drying it with a hairdryer.
In those few moments of furious activity, I tried to explain to my sister what had come over me without sounding like the whack-a-do I'm sure I looked like.
Yeah. That's not going to happen. I sighed and took the most direct route to damnation.
"I'm sorry. I had a vision. Edward was dying."
She stopped everything that she was doing and looked up at me with such guilt and horror in her eyes I had to look away.
"Oh, Bella, honey. I'm so sorry. I can't imagine how much that...no, I don't need to imagine, I've seen it myself. Dear God." She folded me into her arms and rocked me back and forth while I tried to process everything that had just happened.
Of course that wasn't going to happen either. So I began to sob. There was no other release that would have sufficed.
Once I got myself together, and broke from Alice's much needed hug, I fluttered my hands in front of me in an effort to disperse the negativity messing with my emotional balance.
"Do you want to talk about it?" Alice asked hesitantly.
"Not right now. It's too fresh. I'm pretty sure the message intended more layers of meaning beyond the experience itself. Visions are kinda like onions in that way."
"I guess the only experience I have with visions is what actually takes place – or could take place. What you experience though … They have all sorts of hidden meanings you have to decipher." Alice shook her head in commiseration. "I don't envy you in that. Though some visions I've seen are not pretty, at least nothing is hidden from me." She finished up the last of her efforts on my poor dress and stepped back.
"There. All dry." Looking down at her watch she frowned slightly. "And not a minute to spare!"
I hated to ask, but I was, if anything, a sucker for punishment. Visions can be rather disorienting time frame wise and I had no idea how long I had been wading around in the bedroom's water treatment.
"What do you mean? What time is it?"
"Time to go marry Edward Cullen, my darling dear."
Hustling me towards the door, I broke free and backtracked to the mirror for one last peek and primp, which was completely unnecessary because, let's face it, the dress was fabulous and since my new birth, I've never looked better without make up. I turned slowly and knew with absolute certainty Edward would be pleased. Alice smiled indulgently. She remembered well the days of tyranny and oppression my modesty and insecurity wreaked upon my sexuality by robbing me of my confidence.
I felt the electric charges of excitement build in my body, warming me all over.
I was getting married!
A wedding has long been an important right of passage and though I already had a wedding when I married Jacob, my feelings regarding my marriage to Edward were obviously very different and much more intense. I would describe them as Sacred. For one, I never dreamed I would be able to share this important ritual with Edward and declare our love and completion to each other in front of all who would listen. I was not the least bit nervous about getting up in front of others to do this either. Professing my love for Edward in front of our friends and family was simple compared to the risks I would take to protect him from my enemies.
I thought idly of the old Christian vow we had decided not to use: "What God has put together, let no man put asunder." I now wondered if we had made a right choice in removing it. That horrible vision confirmed my enemies knew harming Edward could immobilize me with pain and suffering, giving them an advantage. I needed to prove them wrong. Make it clear if anyone dared take him from me, they would suffer the full extent of my wrath.
Sulpicia can wield her worst. My dedication to protect Edward and the Source will never waiver.
Somehow, I knew this would be the most important vow I made today.
"Are you ready, Isabella?"
"More than you could ever know, Alice."
Next chapter is the wedding, which is half written and to be posted within the next two weeks.
Thanks for checking in and please review and say hello!


text:
Mackenzie Astin (The Last Days of Disco) stars as Joe, who is told by his rather flippant doctor he has a matter of days or weeks to live. A despondent Joe throws caution to the wind and figures he'll go on a cross-country trip of self-discovery, ostensibly in search of his childhood friend Joyce (Jennifer Morrison).
Continue reading: The Zeros Review
A wry and independent black comedy, The Zeros turns the road trip inside out with...


text:
|Price incl. VAT
|Price excl. VAT
You are among hardcore gamers smartphonových games? Enjoy it even more with mobile gamepad of Mad Catz!
The company Mad Catz for all hardcore gamers smartphonových games prepare mobile gamepad CTRLR. Easily communicate with any smart phone operating system iOS 7.0 or higher for Bluetooth, thus eliminating the need to control the game with your fingers on the touch screen. Even on the road so you will enjoy easy and fun to play, which also will be short-lived thanks to the economical operation and long life. There does not care about any wire adapter, but easy-to-find pair of AAA batteries.
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Retail Price (MSRP) means the manufacturer's/supplier's suggested retail price.
Link to Manufacturer's Website: Enter link to the external review


text: Evaluation of the biological activity of naturally occurring 5,8-dihydroxycoumarin.Gražina Slapšytė, Veronika Dedonytė, +5 authors Petras Rimantas VenskutonisMolecules20135,8-Dihydroxycoumarin (5,8-DHC) was isolated from aerial parts of sweet grass (Hierochloë odorata L.) and screened for antioxidant and genotoxic activities. A clear linear dependency of radical scavenging capacity in DPPH• and ABTS•+ assays was determined. 5,8-DHC was very efficient in retarding rapeseed oil oxidation (Oxipress test). TPC (total phenols… (More)