text:
- Product description
Panasonic PT-LX22ESuitable for
The business projectors, the PT-LX-or PT-LW-Series are compact, portable general-purpose projectors at a very reasonable price. They are extremely user friendly and have a number of useful additional features, Including qucik start up time. The lamp has a long life of up to 4,000 hours and the filter must only after 4000 Hours. be replaced. In addition, these projectors can use the customer's logo is displayed as the startup screen and projection onto whiteboards and chalkboards are appropriate modes to choose from. For models PT-LW25HE, PT and PT-LX30HE LX26HE also an automatic iris control is integrated. It provides for bright scenes to dark scenes with bright images and a very good contrast (3,000:1 up). In addition, these models have a built-in speaker, network connection (for administration via LAN) and an extended connection panel.Features:• Blackboard mode for projecting onto colored surfaces (eg Blackboard)• Logo for start-up image transfer with customer's logo (via RS232)• cooling of the lamp and power cord with abgestecktem• Low standby power consumption (0.4 watts in standby)• Integrated Presentation Timer• Digital Zoom (Image Areas)• freeze function• HE-only models: automatic iris control, extended connection panel, administration via LAN, built-in speakersDelivery:Power cable, VGA cable, remote control, User manual (on CD-ROM)Software for logo-transfer.Dimensions
- 60% Business
- 40% School
- Product dimensions (height): 10.5
- Product dimensions (width) : 34.9
- Product dimensions (depth) : 24.7 cm
- Technical data
Manufacturer Panasonic Name Panasonic PT-LX22E SKU 1370562 Manufacturers Code / SKU PT-LX22E Products EAN 5025232665525 Application Office projector ANSI lumens 2200 Resolution 1024 x 768 XGA Contrast 500 : 1 Operating noise 37 dB Operating noise eco 29 dB Lamp life 3000 hours Projection ratio 1.7–2 :1 Inputs composite video, RS232, VGA Inputs Product dimensions (width) 34.9 Product dimensions (height) 10.5 Product dimensions (depth) 24.7 cm Product weight (net) 0 kg Weight 0 kg Condition New Warranty 36 months
- Projection distance calculator
- Contact person
Your specialist adviser100% personal advice01508 53 50 55I provide expert and impartial advice.Shaun Wilkinson
- Reviews


text:
Definition of cent
1 : a monetary unit equal to 1⁄100 of a basic unit of value (such as dollar, euro, rand) — see birr, dollar, euro, leone, lilangeni, nakfa, rand, rupee, shilling at money table
2 : a coin, token, or note representing one cent
3 : the fen of the People's Republic of China
Examples of cent in a Sentence
A dime is worth 10 cents.
Origin and Etymology of cent
French, hundred, from Latin centum — more at hundred
First Known Use: 1782See Words from the same year
Definition of cent
2 central
3 centum
4 century
Definition of Cent
CENT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of cent for English Language Learners
: a unit of money that is equal to 1/100 of the basic unit of money in many countries : one percent of a dollar, euro, rupee, etc.
CENT Defined for Kids
Definition of cent for Students
1 : a hundredth part of the unit of the money system in a number of different countries In the United States 100 cents equal one dollar.
2 : a coin, token, or note representing one cent
Word Root of cent
The Latin word centum, meaning "hundred," gives us the root cent. Words from the Latin centum have something to do with the number 100. A dollar is made up of 100 cents. A century is a period of 100 years. A percent is the portion of something out of 100 parts.
Learn More about cent
See words that rhyme with cent Spanish Central: Translation of cent Nglish: Translation of cent for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of cent for Arabic speakers
Seen and Heard
What made you want to look up cent? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).

subset: commoncrawl


text:
While there has been much publicity about whether Saudi Arabia will send any female athletes to the London 2012 Olympics (the latest news is that they have allowed women to compete), there is another Muslim-majority country that definitely won't be sending any female athletes. Actually, they won't be sending any male athletes either, because this country does not exist. Or rather, it has only been recognised by 80 countries worldwide, and therefore does not exist in the eyes of the International … [Read more...]
Kosovo's Athletes at the London Olympics
July 3, 2012 by


text:
Remember the good old days when Battlestar Galactica was still on the air? I didn't own a TiVo during that time so I made sure to be home on Friday nights. I was obsessed with Cylons, the Adamas, and Starbuck. Though the series didn't end on quite the high note I was hoping for, it still remains one of my favorite sci-fi experiences. And it happens to be full of great lines. Check out ten of my favorites after the break.
Beware spoilers if you haven't seen the show.
"Sometimes, you have to roll a hard six." – Adama
"In our civil war, we've seen death. We've watched our people die. Gone forever. As terrible as it was beyond the reach of the Resurrection ships, something began to change. We could feel a sense of time, as if each moment held its own significance. We began to realize that for our existence to hold any value, it must end. To live meaningful lives, we must die and not return. The one human flaw that you spend your lifetimes distressing over… Mortality is the one thing… Well, it's the one thing that makes you whole." – Number Six
"No. Not now. Not ever. Do you hear me? I will use every cannon, every bomb, every bullet, every weapon I have down to my own eyeteeth to end you. I swear it! I'm coming for all of you!" – Laura Roslin
"Nothing but the rain." – Starbuck
"This case… this case is built on emotion, on anger, bitterness, vengeance. But most of all, it is built on shame. It's about the shame of what we did to ourselves back on that planet. It's about the guilt of those of us who ran away. Who ran away. And we're trying to dump all that guilt and all that shame on one man and then flush him out the airlock, and hope that just gets rid of it all. So that we could live with ourselves. But that won't work. That won't work. That's not justice; not to me. Not to me." – Lee Adama
Starbuck: Why can't we use the starboard launch?
Tyrol: It's a gift shop now.
Starbuck: Frak me.
"The lesson learned here is not to ask follow-up questions, but simply to say "Thank you, Captain Apollo, for saving our collective asses!" – Laura Roslin
"It's all so pointless. We kill them, and they kill us, so we kill more of them, so they kill more of us. What's the point anymore?" – Gaius Baltar
"Perfection. That's what it's about. It's those moments. When you can feel the perfection of creation. The beauty of physics, you know, the wonder of mathematics. The elation of action and reaction, and that is the kind of perfection that I want to be connected to." – Sam Anders
"You know, when we fought the Cylons, we did it to save ourselves from extinction. But we never answered the question "Why?" Why are we as a people worth saving? We still commit murder because of greed and spite, jealousy, and we still visit all of our sins upon our children. We refuse to accept the responsibility for anything that we've done, like we did with the Cylons. We decided to play God, create life. And when that life turned against us, we comforted ourselves in the knowledge that it really wasn't our fault, not really. You cannot play God then wash your hands of the things that you've created. Sooner or later, the day comes when you can't hide from the things that you've done anymore." – Adama
Did we miss any of your favorites?


text:
NY Catholic, Jewish, Muslim police tour Holy Land
By Tom Heneghan, Religion Editor
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Brian Reilly's visit to Jerusalem had a special touch this year because Jewish and Muslim colleagues joined him at the site believed to be where Jesus Christ was crucified and buried.
On the same trip, Ahmed Nasser showed Christians and Jews a mosque in Haifa decorated with a Koran quote about the Virgin Mary and a Star of David in the Mohammad Ali mosque in Cairo.
Lawrence Wein struck up a conversation with a Palestinian policeman in Bethlehem who invited the group of visiting Jews, Christians and Muslims to his station house for tea and talk about how their job can be the same the world over.
The three are officers in the New York Police Department (NYPD) who went on the first of what they hope will be annual visits to the Holy Land this year to get to know each others' religions -- and each other -- better.
The trip, from May 20 to June 3, took the group of 47 -- NYPD officers, relatives and three Franciscan friars -- around Israel, the Palestinian territories and Egypt.
Jewish and Christian officers have been taking Holy Land tours together since 2005, all at their own expense, and this year was the first time that Muslim colleagues joined the tour.
Sitting in his office on the Lower East Side, Sgt. Reilly, 49, commanding officer of the NYPD chaplains unit and a past president of the Holy Name Society for Catholic police, said he gets inspired every time he takes the interfaith tour.
At the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, he said, "I looked around and I could see the Muslim guys and the Jewish guys. It was a great feeling to share this." Continued...


text:
nice looking furniture you have there, Robotizing. And that stock set looks good also!
Did you use any stain or just poly?
Here is what I did with my Romanian wood, from an A grade kit from DPH.
Sorry for the bad quality pic, I don't have my good camera with me.
I still need to apply one more polyurethane coat to it in about 25-30 min to finish it off, but this look is going to be the final product.
nice looking furniture you have there, Robotizing. And that stock set looks good also!
Did you use any stain or just poly?
Yeah, I was focusing on that table too, nice work on the Romy wood!
Gunco member #11
it is dangerous to be right in matters about which the established authorities are wrong Voltaire
the wood is good. Great job.
Thx everyone!
I applied a light stain called Puritan Pine from Home Depot... It was a guess, I wanted my wood to go for a light but not so light finish. Kinda looks like Polish wood I've seen!
Four coats of Polyurethane non glossy too. Everything was real easy exept the sanding! :P
PS: I like that table too, heheh.. The whole living room has furniture like that one, shame that table is made in China!
Hey Robo, does it feel funny having a lot of guy comment about your Wood? J/k nice finishing job there
"It's all over but the cryin'!"Moonshiner
I didn't think of it that way... Maybe you are all just jelous, lol.Originally Posted by magnus392
Looks really nice. I like the fact the red lines are distinct. It gives it a unique look. This Romanian furniture cleans up quite nicely.
I redid mine too but I used MINWAX on mine. Honey-pine is the blonde one and Honey Maple gel stain was used on the redish one. Of course the bottom one is US plum, lol.
Robotizing.........beautiful wood!
C_Kassidy.....beautiful romies! i love that you did th three of them in different finishes. it's nice to see them together.....my husband (cheezytwang on here) just built me a romy. just got to test fire it this week think i might tell him i'd like that honey maple gel stain when he redoes the wood
"The friendliness and charity of our countrymen can always be relied upon to relieve their fellow citizens in misfortune.... Federal aid in such cases encourages the expectation of paternal care on the part of the Government and weakens the sturdiness of our national character...." -- President Grover Cleveland
Teach a man to fish, but if he'd rather turn around and steal your catch, shoot him.
Very nice work. I like all three treatments!
AKA Mohawk


text:
Very aggressive anti-Americanism still exists in Moscow even after the election. Russian leaders see threats coming from all directions with the US always involved either directly or indirectly.
Anti-Western and anti-American official statements in Moscow did not dwindle after the presidential elections on March 4, as many in the West hoped, believing this was just electioneering PR. Aggressive anti-Western rhetoric in external and internal politics is the core of the present Russian regime. …
The Kremlin sees threats coming from all directions: Central Asia, the Caucasus, a territorial dispute with Japan in the Far East over the Kuril Islands, a war of words with Canada over potential drilling rights in the Arctic and, on the western border, the planned future deployment of US BMD systems in Poland, Romania and on US warships in the Black and in the North Seas. In all cases, the US is seen as being involved ether directly or indirectly as the main adversary. The fact that present or future US BMD capabilities, which may appear after 2017, cannot threaten Russian ICBMs is not taken into consideration.Sponsored Ads
Last month, during a security conference in the closed nuclear arms designing and producing city Sarov (Arzamas-16), Yuri Solomonov – the chief designer of Russia's newest land and sea-based ICBMs, Bulava-30, Topol-M and Yars – in the presence of the press told president-elect Vladimir Putin that most of the declarations about the threat to Russian strategic nuclear forces posed by US plans to deploy BMD in Europe "are hearsay" and self-defeating. "I have designed ICBMs for more than 45 years and announce this absolutely officially," proclaimed Solomonov. He recalled the 1980s when Russian military and political leaders with dire consequences took seriously President Ronald Regan's "Star Wars" Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). While the Soviet Union was spending billions inventing countermeasures, the SDI plans turned out to be unfeasible. Solomonov demanded that in the future the assessment of BMD threats as well as proposals for possible BMD cooperation with NATO must be made by true specialists. Putin told Solomonov "thank you" without any further comment. Today it is clear that Solomonov's and other Russian experts' attempts to bring some sense into the official anti-BMD policy have failed (EDM, March 1).
The Jamestown Foundation: Moscow Sees Military Threats from All Directions


text:
Playboy is a monthly magazine, founded in 1953 by Hugh Hefner and his associates and targeted at adult men. The magazine is published monthly and features photographs of nude women, along with various articles on fashion, sports, consumer goods, and public figures. It also has short fiction by top literary writers. Playboy's use of "tasteful" nude photos is often classified as "softcore" in contrast to the more "hardcore" pornographic magazines that started to appear in the 1970s in response to the success of Playboy's more explicit rival, Penthouse.
- In a 1966 presentation for La Choy, the magazine is featured during a Superman-esque introduction which claims that Delbert the La Choy Dragon is "sexier than Playboy."
- A copy of Playboy can also be seen on the conference table for a Wilson's Meats Meeting Film.
- Kermit's mansion in The Muppets is decorated with various magazine covers. One of them is a doctored cover of the Fall 1982 issue of Playboy Fashion with Kermit and Raquel Welch. Although the cover has been manipulated for the movie, the two did once share the actual cover of Us magazine in 1978.
- In a "Co-Star Challenge" video published by People on September 6, 2014, Pepe says that his favorite place to go for a swim is the grotto at the Playboy Mansion.
Several artists whose work has appeared in Muppet/Henson productions have also contributed to Playboy.
Other magazine staff
- B. Kliban was a longtime illustrator for the magazine.
- Harvey Kurtzman, creator of the "Little Annie Fanny" comics in Playboy, worked on several Sesame Street inserts that aired in the 1980s.
- Cliff Roberts, who created Jasper and Julius for Sesame Street and created the Sesame comic strip, also contributed to Playboy.
- Alberto Vargas was featured as a pin-up artist.
- Dean Yeagle has been featured both in Muppet Magazine and in Playboy.


text:
Sent pm once again
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
This is a discussion on 2014 STI - Stock & Factory SPT Parts within the Personal For Sale & Wanted forums, part of the ClubWRX.net Marketplace category; Sent pm once again Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk...
Sent pm once again
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Price on spt exahust shipped to Miami fl 33186 thanks.
Do you still have the spt boost gauge? If so pm me and I'll pay your asking price
Sent from my Samsung S4 Active
Stock shield is that the spt one? Pics? 90004?
still have that SPT boost gauge and pod? ill pay asking+shipping
does he boost guage have all necessary hardware?
2011 DGM WRX hatch - Kartboy SS
04 WRX wagon - 304whp Mods - SOLD
he apparently doesnt respond to PM's
Blue 08 WRX Limited-Cobb AP Stage 2-AEM CAI-Perrin Short throw/bushings-Turbosmart BPV
price for injectors, shipped to miami fl 33193
Can i get a price on the SPT exhaust if you still have it?


text:
The Xavier University Dance Team is dedicated to improving and promoting school spirit. They pride themselves on representing the University in a positive manner and strive to be the best they can be in the gym and in the classroom.
This summer the Xavier University Dance Team qualified for 2017 Nationals in Daytona Beach, Florida with a gold paid bid, also receiving "Most Spirited" and "Most Collegiate" recognition at camp. 2017 will mark the team's 12th straight year competing nationally.


text:
Lonsdale "Tilehurst" Muscleshirt (navy)
Previous Product Product738 of 3284 Next product
If you don't get an e-mail with your access data, please make sure that you have already registered with us. As soon as you are registered, you can login with your e-mail address and your password.
In case you still have problems logging in, please turn to us by e-mail: email@example.com
Dark navy muscle shirt from Lonsdale.
Material: 60% cotton; 40% polyester


text:
Best Friends by Sheri Royal Cuddler in Amsterdam, Red, 20"x20"x8"
Only 5 Left In-stock.
Best Friends by Sheri Royal Cuddler in Amsterdam, 20"x20"x8"
Designed for the playful and energetic snugglers, the Best Friends by Sheri Royal Cuddler is a versatile bed that your fury friend will love while adding decor to your home. It includes a toy bone that your energetic furball can play with before naptime. The interior is made with ultra-soft, cozy fur fabric, and the exterior is made with printed canvas fabric. It also features a reversible inner cushion: one side fur (if your fury friend wants to stay warm) and one side canvas (if she prefers to stay cooler). The bottom is made with durable and water-resistant oxford fabric that does not attract dirt or dust. And you will appreciate that the entire product can be safely machine washed and dried, keeping it free of hair and odors. All Best Friend by Sheri products are made with the utmost attention to quality.
Features of Best Friends by Sheri Royal Cuddler in Amsterdam, 20"x20"x8"
- Includes toy bone
- Reversable center cushion for cool and warm conditions
- Interor made with ultra-soft faux fur fabric and exterior with printed canvas fabric
- Water-resistant bottom that does not attract dirt/dust
- Safe to machine wash and dry
Specifications of Best Friends by Sheri Royal Cuddler in Amsterdam, 20"x20"x8"
|Product Dimensions
|20 x 20 x 8 inches
|Item Weight
|2 pounds
|Item model number
Write a reviewYour Name:
Your Email:
Your Review:
Note: HTML is not translated!
Rating: Bad Good
Enter the code in the box below:


text:
October 28, 2013 by 3 Comments
TD Canada – Android Tablet App Fail
We are just about to release a new report that evaluates the tablet apps from the top Canadian Banks. The space is expanding rapidly and banks are working hard at building and releasing new apps. Last week TD Bank Canada released a brand new app for Android tablets. Although the app wasn't ready in time for our review, I did attempt to take it for a spin. Unfortunately I wasn't able to. Google Play indicates that the app is incompatible with my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0. the first was Bank of America. TD's Android attempt is even more puzzling. The bank has been busy with a new promotion geared at customers that open new accounts. Folks that open new accounts (and meet certain conditions) receive a brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab 3. The very same class of device I attempted to use the app with! At first I thought that TD simply hadn't optimized its app for these Samsung devices. That would be a no-no, especially since the bank has been handing them out to new customers. I did however take the time to read the detailed app information in the Google Play store. Apparently the app is "best experienced when used on the following devices including Samsung Galaxy Tabs 2 & 3." I'm definitely left scratching my head in bewilderment.
September 25, 2013 by 2 Comments
Where Are The Android Tablet Banking Apps?
Banks aren't the swiftest at keeping up with tech trends. It's not a surprise, particularly with the constraints imposed by compliance, risk, IT security, and legal. There is also the mess of legacy systems that eat up scarce IT resources. However, there are several key trends that simply can't be ignored if banks want to stay relevant in the mobile banking space. Stephen Greer recently posted about a recent report that we authored, Tablet Banking: An Evaluation of Tablet Apps at the Top US Banks. There is no doubt that banks have to move quickly and build full featured and engaging tablet apps. What's fascinating to me is that only 7 of the top 13 banks have released apps. Even more interesting is that only 2 (Bank of America and PNC Virtual Wallet) have dedicated Android tablet apps. Android commands a staggering 67% of the tablet market! On a personal note, I've fully switched over to Android and have dropped my iPhone and iPad (more on that in a future blog post). Addressing the Android space isn't necessarily a quick and easy endeavor, and banks have to make sure their app is ready for mass market consumption. Bank of America is a great example of a bank that has released an Android tablet app, but it simply doesn't work with a slew of devices on the market. Kudos to them for actually building an Android app, but I had to use 3 different Android tablets before I could get the Bank of America app and running. I first attempted to use the app on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 – nothing doing, Google Play indicated that the app was not compatible with this device. I tried again with an Acer Iconia A210 – same problem. The Bank of America app was finally evaluated using an Asus MeMO Pad Smart 10. It can certainly be a challenge for banks to build apps that are compatible with the spectrum of Android devices on the market. Different screen sizes, screen resolutions and hardware can pose challenges. With that said, it's critical for banks to offer a smooth experience. Make sure your app is compatible before you release it to the masses. And let's not forget that the masses are running Android.
November 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Serving Small Businesses in a Digital World
The small business online banking space is fraught with confusion. Banks are still struggling to understand if their customers should be placed onto consumer online solutions, dedicated small business solutions, or even corporate cash management offerings. Today, the majority of small business online banking users are running on consumer solutions. By definition, this means that small businesses' needs are not being met. That's just the tip of the iceberg. Last week I published a new report that is all about figuring out how to serve small businesses in a digital world. This is no easy task given the unique state and requirements of this segment. It's also amazing to me how many start-ups have popped up in this space over the last few years. Most are battling it out on their own, going after small businesses directly. A handful are using financial institutions as their distribution channel. It makes a lot of sense for banks to be the go to source for small business financial services. Figuring out what to offer via digital channels is just one of the challenges. There are far bigger issues for banks to tackle before even going down the digital route. Here are a few examples:
- What exactly is a small business and how do we segment our small business customers?
- Where does small business sit in the banking organization? Who is responsible for it? Should it be retail banking, corporate banking, something else?
- What should be done with small businesses who are being treated as consumers (from a product and servicing perspective)?
- What should we be asking small business customers about when we survey them and speak to them? How do we ascertain their needs?


text:
Since these colour issues mostly occur during dark scenes, it seems fair to assume that they're at least a partial reflection of the LG's black level shortcomings.
Turning now to the reasons why the 47LY95 still musters a 7/10 for Image Quality despite everything we've just said, its single strongest point is its terrific clarity while showing the 1,920 x 1,080 HD sources that make up practically all of the UK's HD material.
With the 1:1 pixel mode engaged, the amount of fine detailing present in sharp, textured HD source material such as the Venice sequences in the Blu-ray of Casino Royale is really quite breathtaking. Especially since the sharpness is delivered without such common side effects as grain or dot crawl. Or any other image noise, come to that.
Also appealing is the sheer drama of the LG's colour palette. Yes, this occasionally gets let down by the odd rogue tone, as we mentioned earlier. But for most of the time the sheer aggressiveness of the way the 47LY95 pumps its palette out ensures that your eyes are kept locked on the action.
What's more, this colour aggression does not preclude any sort of colour subtlety, as the pixel density afforded by the 1,920 x 1,080 resolution actually helps the 47LY95's colour blends look rather finer than usual - certainly vs mere HD Ready rivals, at least.
One final decent thing about the 47LY95's images concerns its standard definition quality. Usually LG isn't too hot on this, plus full HD screens usually struggle to meet the extra scaling demands related to converting standard definition TV broadcasts into a resolution that fits into a 1,920 x 1,080 pixel count. But the 47LY95's standard definition images definitely look a touch sharper than those of most other LG LCDs and those of most other full HD TVs. (Though the usual problems of extra motion smearing and extra colour discrepancies certainly remain to some extent).
Turning briefly to the 47LY95's sound, the set delivers a pretty strong account of itself, with plenty of raw volume, good clarity and even a modicum of bass.
Given how affordable it is for a 47in full HD LCD TV, we really wanted to love the 47LY95. But no matter how much we might wish it were otherwise, ultimately that potential 'love' is reduced to a 'mild like' by the way we're forced to make slightly more compromises in one or two key areas than we're really happy with.
More information -
Trusted Reviews is part of the Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Technology Network
Get TrustedReviews' award-winning reviews and advice delivered to your inbox for free!


text:
Capital gains mean church losses in new German tax twist
By Tom Heneghan
(Reuters) - A change in Germany's capital gains tax has prompted an exodus from its Catholic and Protestant churches this year as thousands of registered members quit their parishes rather than pay the money.
Dioceses in both churches have reported in recent weeks that the number of members deserting them has jumped compared to last year, often by 50 percent or more, as banks prepare to withdraw church tax at source for capital gains from January 1.
German tax authorities collect an 8 or 9 percent premium on churchgoers' annual tax bills and channel it to the faiths to pay clergy salaries, charity services and other expenses. Members must officially leave the church to avoid paying this.
Under a simplified procedure starting next year, banks will withhold that premium from church members earning more than 801 euros ($1,055) in capital gains annually and pass it on to tax authorities for distribution to the churches.
Letters from banks announcing the new procedure this summer and asking clients for their religious affiliation -- so they can earmark funds to the right churches -- have worried many members. Churches have scrambled to explain the changes.
"Nobody has to get angry and leave the church," the Lutheran diocese of Braunschweig pleads on its website.
"I'm surprised because this isn't a tax rise but just a new procedure," Rev. Karl Juesten, the Catholic liaison official with parliament in Berlin, told the magazine Christ & Welt this week. "We should have become active earlier."
Discussing the large sums involved is difficult for the churches, maybe more so now for Catholics because Pope Francis says he wants "a poor church for the poor" and makes a point of living in a simple apartment and riding in ordinary cars. Continued...


text:
Mon, 11 Jun 2007 /
1 Attending
Steve Mizek looks back at the weekend that was the Detroit Electronic Music Festival.
In his first major interview in English, Dial Records talent Efdemin explains to RA how he came back to dance music.
Hamburg duo Digitalism have been embraced by dance rockers and nu-ravers alike, but they're doing it on their own terms, writes Steve Mizek.
RA catches up with the originator on the Barcelona leg of his never-ending Hi-Tek Soul world tour.
Professor Kiran Sande offers a quick primer on the newest bass-heavy contender on the dancefloor: Dubstep.


text:
May 1, 2013: 5 Things to Know
1.) Stormy Weather: 50% chance of scattered thunderstorms today, and a high of about 84. This pattern will most likely continue through the rest of the week. Hang in there! Click here to see the 7-day forecast from TBO.com.
2.) Summer Fun for Your Kids: They can learn to paddleboard! Tessa Blosser is a South Tampa teacher during the week, and a paddleboard teacher on the weekends. This summer she will be offering day-camp classes for kids ages 9-14 years-old. Click here for more info on Tessa and her camp on TBO.com.
3.) New Show on TV Tonight: Family Tools premieres on ABC at 8:30pm. It looks really funny from the commercials.
4.) There Will Be a Sequel! Magic Mike 2 will happen! Director of the first movie. Steven Soderberg confirmed the sequel will happen in an interview PrideSource. He also confirmed everyone from the original cast (yes, Channing & Matthew) will return for the second installment! Yay! No word on when the movie will be out, but start planning your "girls night out" now! Click here to read the article on Yahoo! Movies.
5.) Get Ready for Gatsby: The Baz Luhrmann version of The Great Gatsby comes out next week, but why not brush up on the story in the meantime. I just downloaded the audiobook from iTunes - and bonus...Jake Gyllenhaal is the narrator! Swoon! It's a decent deal, too - only $5.95. Click here to get it on iTunes.


text:
Photo by Jenny Lindsey Photography
Finding the right wedding photographer isn't unlike finding the right person to marry. You'll be spending a lot of time with your photographer throughout your wedding day (including some personal moments), so you'll want to make sure that you get along well with him or her. And of course, you'll also want someone with talent, creativity, and a style that reflects your own. So what's the best way to find "the one"? First, search WeddingWire's vendor reviews to find a list of talented photographers near you, check out their portfolios, and pick out three or four photographers you'd like to interview. Before you sit down with them, first make sure that they have your date available – if the answer is no, there's no need to schedule an in-person interview. But if they do have your date available, meet for an interview and ask the following questions:


text:
Can anyone help me!! Thanks at all!!
Ha, that exactly is my impression, regarding the pybombs thing – but it is a time ago when I have tried it, I guess things work out much nicer now, but I must admit, I use pybombs only as a source of information, to find out what interesting gr stuff may be available. Then I simply install and compile it by hand, without involving pybombs :-)
From: discuss-gnuradio-bounces+ralph=[hidden email] [mailto:discuss-gnuradio-bounces+ralph=[hidden email]] On Behalf Of kdagSent: Sunday, December 15, 2013 6:58 PMTo: GNURadio Discussion ListSubject: [Discuss-gnuradio] GNURadio 184.108.40.206 Installation Problem
On Sun, Dec 15, 2013 at 6:00 PM, <[hidden email]> wrote:
Francesco, on the same platform/arch i was able to install gnuradio using the installer script.. it actually resolve a very old issue i had with portaudio that even though is not present was always breaking make. give it a try:
the pybombs method did just that.. bombs! (no offense, nothing personal)


text:
Looking ahead in March we celebrate Spring with warm weather and enjoying the outdoors. March is also the celebration of National Nutrition Month. Each year, National Nutrition Month provides us the opportunity to remind everyone of the basics of healthy eating.
The American Dietetic Association now known as "The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics" encourages everyone to include healthy foods from all food groups.
This name change was effective January 2012 and promotes the strong science background and academic expertise of registered dietitians.
The Academy celebrates registered dietitians as the food and nutrition experts and March 14th is Registered Dietitian Day.
This year's theme is "Get Your Plate in Shape" and the focus of this year's theme is the new "MyPlate" to help everyone "make the simple changes to their daily eating plans" and develop sound eating and physical activity habits. These guidelines are based on the 2010 Dietary Guidelines.
Remember these important tips for Healthy Eating:
- Make half your plate fruits and vegetables
- Make at least half your grains whole grain
- Switch to fat-free or low-fat milk
- Vary your protein choices
- Cut back on sodium and empty calories from solid fats and sugars
For additional information about national nutrition month and the 2010 Dietary Guidelines check out these websites:
Theresa Taylor is a licensed and registered dietitian and has been employed at Dayton Children's for 25 years. She works in the Gastroenterology and Nutrition Department.Theresa graduated with Bachelor's Degree in Dietetics and Nutrition from Bowling Green State University and a Master's Degree at the University of Dayton. She is certified in Child and Adolescent Weight Management.


text:
Giving Vitality to the Living Legacy of Gilbert & Sullivan
The leading custodian of the G&S Classics
Now in its fourth decade of operation, New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players (NYGASP) is America's preeminent professional Gilbert & Sullivan repertory ensemble. Under the dynamic leadership of Artistic Director Albert Bergeret, who has been hailed as "the leading custodian of the G&S classics" by New York magazine, NYGASP has created its own special niche in the cultural mosaic of New York City and the nation. Since its founding in 1974, the company has presented over 2,000 performances of the G&S masterpieces throughout the eastern United States and Canada, captivating audiences of all ages.
NYGASP's productions are charged with contemporary energy while retaining that traditional respect for the shows themselves which is so important to Gilbert & Sullivan enthusiasts.
Mr. Bergeret's vision for his company's mission is clear: to build and maintain an ensemble of professional repertory singers, actors, dancers, and musicians dedicated to bringing quality performances of the Gilbert & Sullivan masterpieces to as wide an audience as possible. To do so, he has developed a unique blend of creative spontaneity and classical precision, which is neither revisionist in nature nor mired in the rigidity of the more typical view of "tradition". NYGASP's productions are charged with contemporary energy while retaining that traditional respect for the shows themselves which is so important to Gilbert & Sullivan enthusiasts. The use of elaborate, but relevant choreography and movement is a particularly important element. Where possible, topical references from the nineteenth century are updated when the original intent would be lost on a modern musical theatre audience, but without disturbing the shape or scope of the material as written. Gilbert's satire of human foibles and sophisticated wit remain intact, while Sullivan's evocative scores, which need no revision at all, are given the full range of vocal and orchestral color for which they call.
The company has in its repertory thirteen different complete G&S operettas (cast, orchestra and crew of 50-80 people), special versions of the most popular operettas designed for children's audiences, and a variety of charming concert programs created especially for NYGASP's "Wand'ring Minstrels" ensemble.
Recognition and stature for NYGASP programs continues to grow. In January of 2002 the company mounted the first of its annual seasons at New York's venerable City Center, performing The Mikado, H.M.S. Pinafore, and The Pirates of Penzance to over 20,000 G&S enthusiasts in 3 weeks. The company also makes an annual appearance at Wolf Trap Farm Park in Vienna, Virginia, where a loyal and exuberant audience of over 5,000 attends each performance. After a performance there in 1998, the company enjoyed a memorable visit with acknowledged G&S fan the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist following the show. NYGASP received a favorable review from The Washington Post for its topical rendition of The Mikado, as well as a picture in People Magazine with the Chief Justice. In August of 2004 the company was featured at the Annual International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival in Buxton, England. In January of 2005 the company received rave reviews for its production of The Pirates of Penzance with guest star Hal Linden as The Major-General, and in December of 2005 had its founding and history presented as a feature article in The New York Times. The company's celebrated ensemble of G&S experts, developed by introducing new singers each year from New York's immense pool of vocal and theatrical talent, has collaborated with such guest artists as world-renowned G&S exponent John Reed, O.B.E. in numerous comic baritone roles, Tony winner John Rubinstein and Frank Gorshin both as King Gama in Princess Ida, John Astin as Sir Joseph in H.M.S. Pinafore, Noel Harrison as the Major-General in The Pirates of Penzance, Pat Carroll as Little Buttercup in H.M.S. Pinafore, and Steve Allen as The Mikado.
NYGASP's 25th Anniversary was fêted in April 1999 with a Gilbert & Sullivan Extravaganza featuring tributes, recollections of the Company's illustrious history and a symposium entitled "Gilbert & Sullivan in the New Millenium - The Pros and Cons of Updating." In honor of the occasion, a dedicated fund and annual award for artistic achievement were established in the name of a noted and much loved Gilbert & Sullivan enthusiast - the late Isaac Asimov -who was a devoted fan of the Company's work.
NYGASP's first CD, "Oh, Joy! Oh, Rapture!", contains an exuberant selection of G&S highlights and is available for purchase through the company's office.


text:
Select the title
that you wish to purchase
with credit card
Print your file
*BONUS: This song comes in a PDF format.
You may print and save to your tablet or PC.
Even though the themes used in this beautiful setting are original, it is intended to be played in the style of a slow Southern folk hymn, similar to "Shenandoah" or "Amazing Grace." Filled with suspensions and resolutions, as well as calm moments and powerfully emotional builds, this is a marvelous work for expanding your ensemble's stylistic and dynamic range. Dur: 4:25
To view/purchase the song only, click on its label below.
To customize the set, choose any combination of songs in the Songs in Set column. The total must be 70.
To purchase an extra score(s) or extra song(s), enter the number in Extra Songs column.
After completing the form click on the "Add to Cart" icon.


text:
Evidently, some mother wrote to her future daughter-in-law some scathing words about manners, the future bride's father got involved, and the next thing you know the world knows. Here's the original letter that got the kerfuffle feathers shaking. My suggestion is that, instead of getting together over a beer as our President did one time, [Read More…]
Archives for Jul 2, 2011 @ 17:32
Miss Fancy Pants, in her own words
Coming Soon
A proposal on the meaning of the original gospel is coming soon. You ready for the conversation? It's called The King Jesus Gospel: The Original Good News Revisited. [Read more…]
How do you mark your books?
Years of reading and talking to readers and reading those who write about reading reveals to me that there are many ways to mark books, but I've learned so much about marking by listening to others talk about marking books. Alan Jacobs, in his new book, The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction, [Read More…]
Weekly Meanderings
We're back from Israel and so we've got yet another edition of Weekly Meanderings for our Saturday readers. At the north end of Masada, and actually descending down the mountain, Herod the Great built a palace. Here are some ruins from that palace. Robert Crosby on the day Jesus shouted. Christopher Gehrz has an excellent [Read More…]


text:
The Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library is proud to host
the 38th Annual Needlework Show
The show features the creativity and talent from Stow and surrounding communities. There are beautiful works in counted cross stitch, counted thread, embroidery, needlepoint, quilting, knitting and others from crafters age 4 to adults.
See the displays Weds., March 14 through Sun., March 18.
See details.
See Important Dates.
See Google Map.
Cosponsored by
The Friends of the Library and the Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library.
|NEEDLEWORK SHOW NEWSLETTER 2012.pdf


text:
Tours & conferences
Holding a conference in Liechtenstein is a special experience. Despite its small size, the principality has a wide range of attractions popular with both conference participants, groups and clubs. A custom-made programme of activities and excursions will make any event in Liechtenstein unforgettable.
Guided tours
Guided tours can be arranged to cover the whole country or a specific region of Liechtenstein. For details consult the information on the website or contact us. more
Conferences & seminars
From a modern hotel with dedicated conference rooms to a larger event in one of the attractive municipal halls, conferences and seminars in Liechtenstein are a great experienc more
Groups & clubs
From museum visits to cultural monuments and mountain hikes, groups and clubs visiting Liechtenstein are sure to find activities and attractions to suit their interests. more
Coach trips
Visitors arriving in Liechtenstein by coach can be dropped off at the coach station in the centre of Vaduz. From there, each municipality in the country is no more than a 30-m more


text:
Does ghost-hunting seem an ideal way to spend the nights of your vacation? Does the idea of sleeping amongst ghosts in a haunted hotel give you more thrill than chill? If your dream trip includes spending a night or two in the presence of ghosts, entities, specters, phantoms, apparitions, or restless spirits, there are hotels in every state in the U.S. rumored to have unwelcome guests that refuse to leave.
Ghost hunters and brave voyagers beware. When you check into the most haunted hotels, or book a night in one of the most haunted hotel rooms, you may get a sleepless night.
Here is a list of haunted hotels, haunted motels, haunted bed and breakfasts, and haunted inns in the state of Pennsylvania.
Now a part of the Best Western chain, and voted Gettysburg's best hotel, The Gettysburg Hotel was established back in the 1890s, built in the same location where a tavern hosted guests since 1797. Close to Hershey, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., it's a great stop on your trip. And, of course, Gettysburg has plenty of its own historical attractions worth exploring. Right across the street from The Gettysburg is the spot where Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg address.
With the history that lives on in Gettysburg, is it any wonder that a two-hundred year old hotel in the city limits would have tons of reported supernatural activity. Several spirits are thoughts to still roam the property, and have been sighted on numerous occasions.
The Gettysburg Hotel is located at:
One Lincoln Square, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325
Phone: (717) 337-2000
A charming bed and breakfast with uniquely decorated rooms and plenty of modern amenities, the Farnsworth House Inn showcases period dining, a tavern, and incredible gardens. One wall, facing away from the property, still exhibits over one-hundred bullet marks. It's a little slice of history.
Built in 1810, the Farnsworth House Inn also has a showcase of ghosts. The disembodied voice of a child has been known to talk to guests, there are unexplainable sounds and smells, and something brushes against guests as they walk through the halls. The Farnsworth House Inn has been determined one of the "most haunted inns in America".
The Farnsworth House Inn is located at:
401 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325
Phone: (717) 334-8838
Minutes from Allentown, in the heart of the Lehigh Valley, the Hotel Bethlehem has been restored to all the glitz and glamour of the Golden Age. Floor-to-ceiling windows and large murals accent this beautiful hotel, making it a unique and gorgeous stay. Guest rooms are modern and luxurious.
The Hotel Bethlehem sits in an area that was settled in the mid-1700s and the ghostly presences tell the tale. Visitors have felt cold spots and been tapped on the shoulder, people have heard their names called, and vacuums have turned themselves on and moved across the floor without even being plugged in. There are many apparitions and glimpses of reflections in mirrors. If you want a good scare, try the Bethlehem.
The Hotel Bethlehem is located at:
437 Main Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018
Phone: (610) 625-5000
Set to reopen in the Spring of 2009, the Black Bass Hotel will return to offering those people passing through a comfortable place to stay, with a long history and enough modern amenities to make for guest convenience.
Likely, the hotel will also bring back the haunts. Several entities are thought to roam the building. A pool of blood occasionally appears on the floor of the tavern where a man was stabbed to death in a brawl. His ghost, along with that of a woman, have been seen walking the halls and sitting in guest rooms.
The Black Bass Hotel is located at:
3774 River Road, Lumberville, Pennsylvania 18933
Phone: (267) 293-0265
Constructed in 1722, the Logan Inn retains a distinct Revolutionary War feel. The old-world ambiance has been maintained, while just enough modern amenities have been added to make a comfortable stay for modern-day travelers.
Considered the most haunted town in the U.S. by some people, the Colonial era town has plenty of ghosts and the Logan Inn is no exception. Guests report the scent of perfume in one room, orbs have been captured again and again, a little girl's ghost roams all about the property, and there is a soldier who marches to his own ghostly drum.
The Logan Inn is located at:
10 West Ferry Street, New Hope, Pennsylvania 18938
Phone: (215) 862-2300


text:
Call for the best Cable TV Providers online or by phone!
Call Now To Order: 1-888-252-9455PROMO CODE: G15500
Call Now!1-888-252-9455
- Digital Cable
- High-Speed Internet
- Home Phone Service
See Offers In Your Area
Order Today
And get up to
$200** Visa® Gift Cardwhen you order a Qualifying Triple Play
Cable TV Round Rock TX
Order cable tv, internet and phone and get the best deals and packages available. Get started with the highest quality Cable TV Service Round Rock Texas and get excellent and the most aggressive rates in your city.
If you are looking for digital, HD, or premium channels, Cable service in Round Rock TX can provide you with the best options. Cable TV in Round Rock Texas is a favorite way for people to be entertained at home, and Cable TV has made this popular form of entertainment even better by adding more.
Find Digital Cable in Round Rock, Texas
Whatever your television needs may be, cable tv provides what you want and more. With cable, you can get special features, such as On Demand, music channels, family programming, sports broadcasts, movies, and more. Cable offers many services that you just can't get with Satellite, the choice is clear, go with Cable TV Service in Round Rock Texas to save more.
Cable has some of the best channels that can be brought to you in HD. When you want to watch shows you miss or even sports, you will be happy with the quality of high definition.Cable offers so many of your favorite channels at such a good price, you can't not get Cable. They also offer thousands of songs and they are all commercial free. They are easy to find online if you want to check out the features and great prices they have to offer.
Bundle your favorite services like cable tv, internet and phone to save a bundle! Order Cable in Round Rock Texas TX. Whether you want cable tv, internet, or phone, with a digital cable TV, you get everything you need. If you want to get the best deal on Cable TV Service in Round Rock then you will need to order right now.
Find the exact Cable services in your area, give us a call. After that you are ready to make your purchase and enjoy one monthly bill that will save you money. Cable has faster high-speed Internet than anyone around and the greatest phone service anyone could ask for.
Most Popular Packages
Phone + Internet
- Over 80 channels
- High-Speed Internet up to 12Mbps
- Unlimited local & long distance calling
TV + Internet
- Get 6,000 + movies On Demand
- Best channel packages available
- Up to 8 Mbps FAST for music/video
Get Started Now
Order By Phone:1-888-252-9455 Open 24/7 - Promo Code 15500


text:
Change page style:
Caption Text
NGC1097 Wide
Caption Text
The 200th Gemini Paper
Figure 1: Papers produced by each Gemini Telescope through December 31, 2005. Note that the Gemini South Telescope science operation started one year later (October 2001) than at Gemini North (October 2000). More observing time went to "packback" for the use of visitor instruments at Gemini South. Payback allocation has been much less productive in terms of scientific papers.


text:
Track My Order
Frequently Asked Questions
International Shipping Info
Send Email
Mon-Fri, 9am to 12pm and
1pm to 5pm U.S. Mountain Time:
(303) 284-0979
Chat With Us
Member Since:
February 24, 2013
United States
Product SEN-11610
about 4 years ago
Does this camera has a power saving mode?
Product SEN-10061
about 4 years ago
How long does it take for the camera to start up?
No public wish lists :(
Forgot your password?
No account? Register one!


text:
Posts Tagged 'concentrates'
Part of what we love to do at The Glass House is help you find THE piece – the one that will be your favorite for years to come. Come in to the shop and we are happy to talk you through selection, but this is a great place to start. In our last post, we looked at which pieces work best based on your smoking habits. To make a wise investment, it's important to take into consideration where and how often you smoke. If you missed it, feel free to catch up here.
The other important factor to consider is what you like to smoke.
If you prefer flower…
Glass pipes or water pipes are your obvious choices, and bubblers are a nice medium. Like we discussed last time, a water pipe will cool the smoke the most out of these options and will be more beneficial to your lungs and pack more of a punch.
If you prefer flower and are interested in vaporizing rather than smoking, you have a few options. The following are just a few examples engineered specifically for flower, so they are generally more likely to provide the quality of vapor you want than a "one-size-fits-all" sort of vape.
- VaporBrothers Hands Free – tabletop vaporizer for flower
- Da Buddha – tabletop vaporizer for flower
- Arizer Solo – portable vaporizer for flower
- Pax – portable vaporizer for flower
If you prefer essential oils and/or concentrates…
The potency of essential oils and concentrates is undeniable. They may be tough to get your hands on and more work to make, but many would argue they're worth the extra effort. In this case, you want either an oil rig or a vaporizer. We cover oil rigs in our Dabbing 101 post, so check it out!
Most vapes do really well with essential oils, even those engineered for multiple types of product. The Cloud is an example of a portable vaporizer that can only be used with oils, but the following are pieces that can be used with flowers, oil, or concentrates. If you like to switch off, these would be perfect options for you. Remember when using herbs with these, it's important to make sure they are finely ground.
- DaVinci – portable
- Atmos Raw – portable
- Extreme Q – tabletop
- Volcano – tabletop
- Plenty – tabletop
We hope this helps you when you're considering investing in a piece, whether it's your first or fiftieth! Stop by the shop anytime and we'll talk you through it.
Teach me how to dab, teach me teach me how to dab…
If you're ready to graduate from a beginner to a more advanced toker, this post is for you.
Dabbing: what is it, and what's so great about it?
Dabbing is a slang term for inhaling the vapor from concentrates that results from melting butane, or even solvent-less methods that use ice water or dry ice to extract the good stuff. Because the oil or wax is much more concentrated than plant, a single dab packs much more of a punch than a pipe or vaporizer. It's also easier on your lungs, as it doesn't involve inhaling from the butane lighter or taking in any smoke.
Ingredients needed for dabbing:
1. Extract of choice. Wax, oil, or any form of concentrate will do.
2. Oil rig. An oil rig is a water pipe designed for taking a dab. You can also find attachments that will hook right on to your basic pipe. Oil rigs come in two basic styles – the skillet or the nail. A skillet and dome rig attaches to a swing arm with a dome above it that leads to the downstem of the piece. A nail and globe rig consists of a nail made of glass, quartz, or titanium and a glass globe piece that encases the hot nail and contains the vapor.
3. Dabber. The dabber is a small glass or metal piece that is used to dab your extract onto the hot nail or skillet.
4. Handheld torch. You'll need a small handheld torch or butane lighter to heat the hot nail or skillet before dabbing.
And you're ready to dab! The process itself is fairly simple. Heat up the hot nail or skillet, and wait until it's super hot. Take your dabber and scoop up some concentrate. Rub the concentrate onto the hot surface. Watch the vapor fill the pipe and inhale. Unlike smoking or vaporizing, you will immediately feel the difference.
Come by the shop and we'll show you the oil rigs, butane lighters, concentrates, and other tools we have in stock. Don't forget to let us know how your first dabbing experience goes!
We've featured several pieces on the blog recently that are designed to vape just one thing – either essential oils or dry herbs. Today we'd like to tell you about the DaVinci Vaporizer, which can be used with essential oils, dry herbs or concentrates.
The DaVinci (yes, like Leonardo) is a portable vape about the size of a small cell phone that can be conveniently stored in a pocket or handbag. Although it may be compact, it certainly isn't delicate – apparently the makers drop tested it six times from ten feet and the vape was still in tact. This kind of strength is important for certain people, like those who drop their cell phones on the ground all the time…you know who you are.
For power, the DaVinci features rechargeable lithium ion batteries. Battery life lasts about an hour and a half, and recharging can take three to four, but thankfully you can still vape while it charges. It comes with the following pieces:
- 1 Vaporizer
- 1 Cleaning Brush
- 1 110v-240v Wall Charger
- 1 Flexi Straw
- Pack of 3 Large Replacement Screens and6 small replacement screens
- 2 Oil Cans
- Instructional Manual, Quickstart Guide and Vaporizer Temperature Guide
- 2 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Using the DaVinci couldn't be simpler. First, pack the vaporizer with herbs, or use the oil cans provided to pack it with oils or concentrates. The three buttons on the front turn the heater on or off and allow you to adjust the temperature based on what you're vaporizing. It only takes a minute or two to heat up and you're ready to vape away. Another nice bonus about the DaVinci is that it's self-contained. No travel or accessory bag is necessary because it has a built-in storage compartment for its pieces.
So, if you're looking for a convenient and compact vaporizer that will cover all your herb, oil and concentrate needs, the DaVinci just might be the one for you. Let us know your thoughts about the DaVinci or any of our other products by commenting below or visiting us on Facebook!
Site Search
Recent Comments
- 420 is Coming! | The Glass House - Dallas Texas Smoke Shop, Tobacco Pipes & Papers - Powered by Clvr.Tv on 2 Days Till 4/20!
- Michael Chapman on Aspire
- Featured Artist: Zach Puchowitz | The Glass House - Dallas Texas Smoke Shop, Tobacco Pipes & Papers - Powered by Clvr.Tv on NEWS: Buy Online at The Glass House!


text:
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
"The owners were kind and welcoming."The owners were kind and welcoming. The setting is amazing and it was a really relaxing place. The dogs were made very welcome and enjoyed their freedom in the most beautiful garden.
- Off road parking
- Ground floor accommodation
- Ground floor bedroom
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Washing machine
The property
Much Wenlock 3.25 miles. A charming semi-detached, brick-built barn conversion, in an attractive courtyard location on a 70-acre family farm in the lovely Kenley Valley, beneath famous Wenlock Edge.
The cottage has an open plan living area, with a wealth of restored oak beams and rafters throughout.
Well equipped and furnished in a comfortable, traditional style, the property has a warm, cosy atmosphere - perfect for a romantic break.
A welcome pack of home made bread and free range eggs awaits all guests.
There is fishing in the large shared garden, or relax and enjoy the panoramic views of Wenlock Edge.
The area is renowned for its walking, cycling, riding and birdwatching, or explore pretty villages, walk the Long Mynd or visit Ironbridge Gorge – a superb base for a break all year round.Read more
All ground floor. One lovely twin bedroom with built in wardrobes. Bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Attractive open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining table and cosy sitting area with ornamental electric fire.
- Oil central heating with electric fire in sitting room
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, TV, DVD player, radio
- All fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off road parking for two cars
- Large 3 acre, lawned garden with 2 large fish stocked pools, garden furniture and BBQ
- Two small dogs welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- There is free private trout fishing on site (fish must be returned to pond)
- Shops and restaurants in Much Wenlock 3.5 miles, pub 1.5 miles
- Note: Only suitable for a babe in arms
- There is a private spring water supply
- There are two unfenced ponds in the garden
- Note: The doors at this cottage are not large enough for a wheelchair
- Note: The mobile signal in this area is very poor.
About the location
Callaughton 0.9 miles; Bridgnorth 8 miles; Shrewsbury 12 miles.
This delightful 700-year old market town lies on the north east end of the famous Wenlock Edge, in the heart of the beautiful Shropshire countryside. Considered the birthplace of the modern Olympic Games, the town is filled with a patchwork of twisting streets, black and white half timbered buildings, limestone cottages, speciality shops, quality pubs and restaurants. Stroll round the remains of the magnificent 12th century priory, 16th century Guildhall, the interesting Norman church and the Old Gaol House. Above the town rises the 15 mile long Wenlock Edge, boasting glorious views and excellent walking, cycling, and riding. Nearby are the wonderful medieval towns of Shrewsbury, Bridgnorth and Ludlow, the World Heritage Centre of Ironbridge with nine museums and Blists Hill Victorian Village, plus the amazing Wroxeter Roman City and Stokesay Castle.


text:
Saruni Wild is Saruni's private deluxe tented camp, 3 en-suite tents - 2 doubles and 1 family tent, located in a wild, scenic valley 10 km away from the main lodge in an area both rich in wildlife and privacy. Each elegantly styled tent has an en-suite bathroom with flush toilets, hot and cold water and large safari showers. They also feature spacious verandas with uninterrupted views over the Yaile Mountains of the Northern Masai Mara.
Saruni Wild's secret valley has a large resident population of elephant, giraffe, buffalo and impala. It is also a fantastic base to spot Leopard and Wild Dog. This is true Africa and we have trained our guides to the highest standard to provide an adventurous, informative and comfortable experience.
You can track wild animals and learn bush skills. Walks are individually tailored and are set in the breath taking valley, forests, springs and mountains. Saruni Wild is an ideal base for 2 of our specialized safaris.
Drawing safaris – spend a few days sketching in some of the world's most spectacular scenery with a professional artist, Mariane Høstmark Tveter.
Warrior for a week program – Spend a few days learning the survival skills of world class warriors – you will be trained and taught in the same way as a junior warrior learning to track animals and craft your own tools on the plains of the Masai Mara.
Night game drives – All nocturnal species are abundant around the camp, from leopard to greater galago and genet to white tailed mongoose.


text:
Blu-ray Drag Me To Hell [Blu-ray] [Includes Digital Copy] (Blu-ray 6239393),
Movie Mars Home Page
Welcome to MovieMars.com!
Sign In
My Account
back to browsing
Drag Me To Hell [Blu-ray] [Includes Digital Copy]
1 disc
Region 1 USA/CA (
After nearly two decades of successful detours into mature thrillers (THE GIFT, A SIMPLE PLAN) and superhero blockbusters (the Spider-Man series), director Sam Raimi returns--full tilt--to his scrappy horror roots with DRAG ME TO HELL. Alison Lohman stars as Christine Brown, a soft-spoken Southern girl with a good heart, a PhD-toting boyfriend (Justin Long), and a job as a loan officer at a bank just outside of Los Angeles. When evicting a vile and negligent old woman named Mrs. Ganush (Lorna Raver) seems to be the only way to secure an important promotion, Christine pushes her moral flexibility about as far as it can go (not very far at all) only to dearly pay the price as the recipient of a rather nasty curse. The next three days of Christine's life amount to an unimaginable endurance test in which she is subject to physical and psychological torture while a terrifying demon draws ever closer to take her to hell, where she would burn for eternity.
Raimi manages to keep the feverish awfulness of DRAG ME's central concept palpable while layering on his distinctly disturbing and exhilaratingly kinetic macabre-meets-slapstick portraiture, and the result is an efficient celebration of the art of horror movies that's campy, scary, and fun. Similar to HBO's classic TALES FROM THE CRYPT series, HELL feels like a living, breathing EC comic. While it may come as a minor shock that Bruce Campbell, the beloved mouthpiece of the EVIL DEAD franchise, is nowhere to be found in this unabashed horror-comedy, Christine is an excellent twist on Raimi's genre-hero archetype. Fans will get a kick out of seeing her inexplicably leave her gob agape as putrid projectiles pour in, and hearing her, after a bit of pushing, spout a Campbell-ism or two ("I'm gonna get me some!").
Read More...
Alison Lohman, Lorna Raver, Justin Long, Jessica Lucas, David Paymer, Dileep Rao, Adriana Barraza
Critic Reviews
3 stars out of 5 -- "The humor feels deliciously dark and the film's more thoughtful than a gorefest or a roller coaster ride..."
Box Office
"As its no-nonsense title suggests, DRAG ME TO HELL offers a kicking-and-screaming riff on the classic curse movie..."
"DRAG ME TO HELL is a joyous reconvening of man and bloody-good material that recalls Sweeney Todd's momentous reunion with his gleaming razor blades."
"As in the best horror movies, DRAG ME TO HELL keeps the audience on the edge of hysteria throughout, so that every thump sets the heart racing and every joke earns a slightly out-of-control laugh."
Washington Post
"Sam Raimi has fashioned a slick, old-school scarefest that combines the best of schlocky fright flicks with classic supernatural thrillers."
USA Today
"[T]he payoff is experiencing a filmmaker totally in his element. Raimi is having the time of his life -- he knows exactly what he's doing with every scene and every scream."
Los Angeles Times
"DRAG ME TO HELL has a tonic playfulness that's unabashedly retro, an indulgent return to Mr. Raimi's goofy, gooey roots."
New York Times
"[A] horror flick that's smart and funny, as well as cringeworthy for all the right reasons....The film is cunningly crafted in every detail -- direction, script, performances, comic timing, special effects -- from thunderous start to delicious finish."
Wall Street Journal
"[T]he film relies on shock effects instead of blood, but Raimi pushes those effects to a full-on visceral assault." -- Grade: A-
A.V. Club
"[S]uperb....With a tone even more sinister than Raimi's EVIL DEAD trilogy, the tale unfolds like a lost chapter from 1982 George A. Romero/Stephen King collaboration CREEPSHOW (only a good thing)."
3 stars out of 4 -- "DRAG ME TO HELL is a sometimes funny and often startling horror movie....It's like Sam Raimi is taking some personal time and returning to his hobby."
Chicago Sun-Times
4 stars out of 5 -- "DRAG ME TO HELL is a magnificent throwback to 1950s horror movies..."
average rating
Reviews •
Be The First To Write A Review
Alison Lohman
Lorna Raver
Justin Long
Sam Raimi
Run Time:
In Stock -- Item Ships for FREE
Our price
Add to wishlist
What viewers like you said...
Have you seen this movie?
Be the first to write a review
Also suggested for you...
buy now for
buy now for
buy now for
buy now for
Web Store
About us
Contact us
Gift Cards
Shipping Terms
Shopping Cart
View Cart
Copyright ©
All rights reserved. This website and its contents are the exclusive property of Movie Mars, Inc. As such, reproduction in whole or in part, by any means, and any use for commercial purposes, of any portion of the material contained herein, including, but not limited to, text, graphics, logos, trademarks, photographs, video clips and sounds files is strictly prohibited. Portions of this page Copyright
Powered by
Ecommerce Solutions


text:
Tivoli Theatre
110 James Street North,
6 people favorited this theater
The Tivoli Theatre was the home of vaudeville shows and movies from its opening on September 29, 1924. In 1950, the Tivoli Theatre started showing movies full time and was operated by Famous Players Corp. It was remodeled in 1954. It remained a popular movie house until it closed in 1990.
In 1995, the Tivoli Theatre returned to its roots as a venue for live stage shows. Closed in 2004 after a portion of the frontage collapsed, the lobby area was demolished, but the auditorium remains and by 2014 is in use by the Canadian Ballet Youth Ensemble.
Recent comments (view all 69 comments)
Finally, some action at the Tivoli. The Hamilton Spectator reported (Wednesday, December 26) that a buyer is interested in developing the vacant portion of the Tivoli property. The end of January is the target for the finalization of the deal. You can see the article at thespec.com: Tivoli shall rise again, Ballet pledges.
There is still no word on any development at the Tivoli Theatre. As mentioned in my December 27 comment, the finalization of the deal has not been announced. If you are interested in the saving and restoration of old theatres (or any kind of building) see "The Cost of History" on this site. Go to the home page and see "Latest Movie Theater Videos". It is short, but there is a lot of information about what goes along with the restoration and the upkeep of a building.
If you are interested in other comments about the Tivoli Theatre project, see the "Skyscraper" forum. There are comments as current as early February 2013. (A direct address to the forum would not work for me.) Do a Google search for "Tivoli Theatre Hamilton"/go to page 2 of "web results"/and select "Tivoli Theatre [Archive]-Skyscraper Page Forum…". It is the 8th item on the list on page 2. There are many comments, including some from somebody who made an offer to develop the property/project.
The Hamilton Spectator (our city newspaper) reported on Friday, February 15 that Bella Diamante has finally found a developer to buy the Tivoli…HER HUSBAND!! More details later…
I was employed as ass't mgr and did some maintenance at the Tivoli in the early 70's. I amazes me the historical misinformation that exists about this place. The theatre was built in 1908 and went by several names (Wonderland, Colonial etc.) It was a vaudville theatre until the 1920's. During these years many of the biggest stars of the day performed here. Many went on to great sucess in Hollywood. In 1925 Famous Players built the large auditorium on the back, and the front of the theatre became the long lobby.The entire theatre was done in Italian Renaissance style with frescos,tapestries and roman statues in the auditorium wall recesses. A massive pipe organ was installed with pipe lofts inthe front recesses on either side.In 1954 the theatre was remodelled again and many of the 1925 fixtures were either removed or hidden behind walls and curtains. Her heydays were over by the early 1970's and she was reduced to soft core sex movies until Famous Players let her go. Most of my information comes from old files, photos and first hand accounts by those who worked here during the golden years of this fine old lady. One of the biggest movies ever to show here was Gone With The Wind in 1939. According to receipt books I found, the show sold out every performance from 9am till late night every day for weeks. The adult admission price was 35 cents.
Good information Brock — the original owners of the Tivoli property would NOT sell to Famous Players Canadian Corporation and so Famous created a "fake" company to acquire it and they sold to this "fake" company!!
BrockKing13: The Colonial/Wonderland/Princess has a its own page at Cinema Treasures.
This theatre and the Century were my two favorites of all time. When I worked there I did a lot of exploring. All the history and 'ghosts' never leave my memory. Thanks Joe, I will check out the page.
The auditorium still stands and is being restored for use by the Canadian Ballet Youth Ensemble.
BrockKing13… Regarding your "Gone with the Wind" comment from July 15th, 2013, it would appear you're confusing the original run with the film's 1941 general release or a later re-release. While I was researching the original release of "GWTW" for this retrospective article I found the first run in Hamilton was actually at the Capitol in February 1940. And it was a roadshow (reserved seats) and so the cost of admission was more than the 35 cents you're recalling (much closer to a dollar). It ran for two weeks followed by a one-week moveover run at the Savoy.
Just login to your account and subscribe to this theater


text:
I am not gonna give the motivation as to why I had this printed (other than it is a gift) because I worry the person would be reading this and I wouldn't want to ruin the surprise. Anyway, when I went to the Kodak shop and saw it, I was deeply touched. There I was standing in this Kodak shop and I was holding my work. It is like when you finally print your thesis paper or something.
Holding it really made me proud of myself. I was truly happy then, and it gave me a lot of motivation and will to print more of my stuff to hang around the house (imagine I don't have photos hanging on the walls!). I even went the whole nine yards to get the photo framed – I left work early and had to hop-shop a lot of places before finally landing in IKEA where I found the perfect frame for it.
Seeing myself put my whole soul into this gave me the uplift I needed to move on.


text:
Westminster Bronze Ceiling Tiles
$2.99 / sq. ft. $11.95 / tile (4 sq. ft.)
Westminster Bronze Ceiling Tiles is rated out of 5 by 4.
Ships free!
Need samples? Call us at 1-800-557-0654!
Need samples? Call us at 1-800-557-0654!
|Install Type:
|Standard 1" Grid
|2 ft. x 2 ft.
25 items required to check out
This product is temporarily in limited stock and may delay your order up to 0 weeks.
Hours: 8:00 - 4:30 PM, Pacific
Share this item:
Westminster Bronze Ceiling Tiles pack everything we know about design into a new, coffered style. Their faux bronze finish brings a feeling of rich antiquity.
Made right here in the USA, Westminster Faux Bronze Ceiling Tiles create an atmosphere of rich antiquity and are much more than a pretty face.
- 2' x 2'
- Bronze
- Can be installed in standard 1" drop ceiling grid
- Made from laminated, 0.013" thick rigid vinyl plastic
- Lightweight and flexible for easy installation
Westminster Bronze Ceiling Tiles is rated out of 5 by 4.
How much will these cost?
Well, that depends! Our ceiling tile prices are based on the total number of items (tiles and accessories) in your cart. The more you buy, the cheaper they get!
How many do I need?
Use our nifty (and easy to use) ceiling tile and accessories calculator to find out!


text:
This mine for Elk and Deer. EVERYONE that has tried it loved it so don't knock it unless you try it....
for 1-2 lb deer or elk steak
cut meat into 3/4'' strips
1 cube margerine
2 tsp garlic powder
3 tsp of your favorite steak seasoning
1/2 tsp salt
2 tsp black pepper
1 tsp chinese hot mustard (optional)
1/2 cup plain yellow mustard (this is the most important ingrediant)
you can use any seasonings that you could possibly want to season to your taste....
in 13'' non stick frying pan add all ingrediants into pan melt down butter and stir all together well. add meat cook on high heat this will all come to a boiling gravy looking mess but keep stiring the gravy will disapate and cook off then turn down heat as this hppens to not make such a mess. You can make it as crispy as you want at this point. great with fried taters!!!!!
to make this even better
remove meat add into same pan with pan
on high heat
3/4 cup cooking cherry
1 cut up red, yellow, and green bell peppers
1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
1/2 sliced baseball sized onion
1 cup snow peas
stiring constantly until peppers and onions are tender then place veggies and meat over rice this is the most awesome stir fry you will ever come across!!!!!!


text:
Receive as Early as: From Thursday, June 29, 2017 Jun 29, 2017
men's original deck shoes
Stock due: Tuesday, June 27, 2017 Jun 27, 2017
Color: NAVY/WHITE
- Handcrafted
- Waterproof
- Natural rubber
- Matte Finish
- Textile lining
- Moulded rubber outsole
- Cushioned footbed for enhanced comfort and support
- Fits true to size
- For sizing conversions, insole length, calf area and leg height please see size guide above.
- This style is for general wear. For performance boots, designed for long-term use on hard terrains, we recommend products from our Balmoral range.
- Care: Use Hunter Boot Shine and Rubber Boot Buffer to keep shoes in optimum condition.
A waterproof, lightweight men's deck shoe, new for spring/summer 2017. The Original Deck Shoe is handcrafted from natural rubber for a fully waterproof finish.
Product code: MFF9058RMA-NWT
Size & care
Hunter Original
Heartbeat of the brand, Hunter Original is the home of the Original boot and the world that surrounds it. From city-ready styles to iconic festival essentials, the collection is inspired by Hunter's spirit and heritage of 160 years, taking reference from the Original boot to create weatherproof footwear, outerwear and accessories.
You may also like


text:
Fachbereich Mathematik
- 1995 (39) (entfernen)
- Preprint (27)
- Wissenschaftlicher Artikel (10)
- Dissertation (1)
- Vorlesung (1)
- Boltzmann Equation (3)
- Numerical Simulation (3)
- Hysteresis (2)
- Boundary Value Problems (1)
- Evolution Equations (1)
- Fatigue (1)
- Hybrid Codes (1)
- Non-linear wavelet thresholding (1)
- Palm distributions (1)
- A Kinetic Model for Vehicular Traffic Derived from a Stochastic Microscopic Model (1995)
- A way to derive consistently kinetic models for vehicular traffic from microscopic follow the leader models is presented. The obtained class of kinetic equations is investigated. Explicit examples for kinetic models are developed with a particular emphasis on obtaining models, that give realistic results. For space homogeneous traffic flow situations numerical examples are given including stationary distributions and fundamental diagrams.
- A Model for the Cloudiness of Fabrics (1995)
- Cloudy inhomogenities in artificial fabrics are graded by a fast method which is based on a Laplacian pyramid decomposition of the fabric image. This band-pass representation takes into account the scale character of the cloudiness. A quality measure of the entire cloudiness is obtained as a weighted mean over the variances of all scales.
- A Survey on Spherical Spline Approximation (1995)
- Spline functions that approximate data given on the sphere are developed in a weighted Sobolev space setting. The flexibility of the weights makes possible the choice of the approximating function in a way which emphasizes attributes desirable for the particular application area. Examples show that certain choices of the weight sequences yield known methods. A convergence theorem containing explicit constants yields a usable error bound. Our survey ends with the discussion of spherical splines in geodetically relevant pseudodifferential equations.
- A: New Wavelet Methods for Approximating Harmonic Functions; B: Satellite Gradiometry - from Mathematical and Numerical Point of View (1995)
- Some new approximation methods are described for harmonic functions corresponding to boundary values on the (unit) sphere. Starting from the usual Fourier (orthogonal) series approach, we propose here nonorthogonal expansions, i.e. series expansions in terms of overcomplete systems consisting of localizing functions. In detail, we are concerned with the so-called Gabor, Toeplitz, and wavelet expansions. Essential tools are modulations, rotations, and dilations of a mother wavelet. The Abel-Poisson kernel turns out to be the appropriate mother wavelet in approximation of harmonic functions from potential values on a spherical boundary.
- An Overview of the Method of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (1995)
- This report is intended to provide an introduction to the method of SmoothedParticle Hydrodynamics or SPH. SPH is a very versatile, fully Lagrangian, particle based code for solving fluid dynamical problems. Many technical aspects of the method are explained which can then be employed to extend the application of SPH to new problems.
- Asymptotic-Induced Domain Decomposition Methods for Kinetic and Drift Diffusion Semiconductor Equations (1995)
- This paper deals with domain decomposition methods for kinetic and drift diffusion semiconductor equations. In particular accurate coupling conditions at the interface between the kinetic and drift diffusion domain are given. The cases of slight and strong nonequilibrium situations at the interface are considered and some numerical examples are shown.
- Combined Spherical Harmonic and Wavelet Expansion - a Future Concepts in Earth" s Gravitational Determination (1995)
- The basic theory of spherical singular integrals is recapitulated. Criteria are given for measuring the space-frequency localization of functions on the sphere. The trade off between space localization on the sphere and frequency localization in terms of spherical harmonics is described in form of an uncertainty principle. A continuous version of spherical multiresolution is introduced, starting from continuous wavelet transform corresponding to spherical wavelets with vanishing moments up to a certain order. The wavelet transform is characterized by least-squares properties. Scale discretization enables us to construct spherical counterparts of wavelet packets and scale discrete Daubechies" wavelets. It is shown that singular integral operators forming a semigroup of contraction operators of class (Co) (like Abel-Poisson or Gauß-Weierstraß operators) lead in canonical way to pyramyd algorithms. Fully discretized wavelet transforms are obtained via approximate integration rules on the sphere. Finally applications to (geo-)physical reality are discussed in more detail. A combined method is proposed for approximating the low frequency parts of a physical quantity by spherical harmonics and the high frequency parts by spherical wavelets. The particular significance of this combined concept is motivated for the situation of today" s physical geodesy, viz. the determination of the high frequency parts of the earth" s gravitational potential under explicit knowledge of the lower order part in terms of a spherical harmonic expansion.
- Equidistribution on the Sphere (1995)
- A concept of generalized discrepancy, which involves pseudodifferential operators to give a criterion of equidistributed pointsets, is developed on the sphere. A simply structured formula in terms of elementary functions is established for the computation of the generalized discrepancy. With the help of this formula five kinds of point systems on the sphere, namely lattices in polar coordinates, transformed 2-dimensional sequences, rotations on the sphere, triangulation, and sum of three squares sequence, are investigated. Quantitative tests are done, and the results are compared with each other. Our calculations exhibit different orders of convergence of the generalized discrepancy for different types of point systems.


text:
Contact Us
Enter Search Terms in Text Box Above
0 items
- $0.00 ▼
Roll Tickets
Roll Tickets
Custom Roll Tickets
Easy, affordable, memorable.
Single Roll Tickets
Double Roll Tickets
Food & Beverage
School Tickets
Get your school PBIS tickets early!
Strip & Sheet Tickets
Strip & Sheet Tickets
Custom Options
A great alternative to roll tickets.
Food & Beverage
Ride & Admission
Parking Products
Parking Products
Custom Valet Parking Tickets
Hundreds of customization options get you
the tickets you want.
3 Part Valet Tickets
4 Part Valet Tickets
5 Part Valet Tickets
Hanging Valet Tickets
Parking Permits
Keytags & Window Decals
Parking System Integration
Parking Signage & Accessories
Coat Check Tickets
Coat Check Tickets
2 Part Coat Check Tickets
3 Part Coat Check Tickets
Plastic Coat Check Tags
Custom Coat Check Tickets
Make your event stand out from the crowd.
String Tags
String Tags
1 Part Luggage Tag with String
1 Part Numbered Luggage Tag with String
2 Part Luggage Tag with String
2 Part Item Rental Tags
2 Part Equpiment Repair Tags
Customization options are only a phone
call away! Let us create the product you need
to help your event run smoothly.
Raffle Tickets
Raffle Tickets
Roll Raffle Tickets
50/50 Tickets
Door Prize/ Attendance
Reverse Raffle
Custom Wristbands
Personalize your events.
Solid Color Wristbands
Pattern Wristbands
Special Event Tickets
Special Event Tickets
Make your event stand out from the crowd with special event tickets from US-TICKET. Let our design department work with you to create a ticket your guests will remember.
Learn More
2-Part Event Tickets
Badges & Passes -
Coming Soon!
ID Cards -
Coming Soon!
Event Wristbands
Event Parking Permits
Auction Supplies
Auction Supplies
Us-Ticket offers a wide range of stock and custom products for special Auction and Fundraising events.
Learn More
Premium $2.00 Roll Tickets
Available Colors:
Premium $1.00 Roll Tickets
Available Colors:
Premium $3.00 Roll Tickets
Available Colors:
Premium $4.00 Roll Tickets
Available Colors:
Premium $5.00 Roll Tickets
Available Colors:
Roll Tickets
Raffle Tickets
Coat Check Tickets
Strip/Sheet Tickets
Valet Tickets
Special Event Tickets
Policies and Practices
Contact Us
Please enter the email address and billing zipcode used when your order was placed.
Email Zipcode
We accept all major Credit Cards, PayPal orders
and school Purchase Orders.
Copyright © 2017 US-TICKET.COM and its respective partners. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without written approval.
US-TICKET.COM is an American owned and operated company.


text:
Things to Look Forward to
Posted on August 6th, by Daryl in Soccer Podcasts. No Comments
We're back! We look ahead to the return of European soccer by highlighting our things to look forward to, such as: Michael Bradley at Roma, USMNT in Mexico, the arrival of BeINSports, PSG's megamoney and Wolves signing players with unpronouncable names.
We close, of course, with the Wikipedia Game. Can Daryl and Taylor put an end to Josh's reign of terror in the nation's most competetively contested soccer trivia game?
Looking for a review of the USWNT vs Canada WNT Olympic semi? Check back here Tuesday night!
>>> Subscribe via iTunes
>>> Subscribe via RSS
>>> Find us on TuneIn Radio
>>> Find us on Stitcher Radio
Help #GROWTHESHOW and click Recommend below to share on Facebook!


text:
While Diego Sanchez is fighting Jake Ellenberger live on Fuel TV Wednesday night, Spike TV will be hosting a marathon of Diego Sanchez's best fights, including his "fight of the year" with Clay Guida. Read More »
You are here: Home » Tag Archives: UFC Unleashed
Tag Archives: UFC UnleashedFeed Subscription
Spike TV presents a special "UFC Unleashed" featuring fights never-before-seen on television on Wednesday, March 24 at 9:00pm ET/PT
This Wednesday, March 24, Spike TV will present a special "UFC Unleashed" at 9:00pm ET/PT featuring four fights never-before-seen on television, including two bouts which took place this past Sunday night at "UFC on Versus 1". The special edition of "UFC ... Read More »
ESPN UK inks deal with UFC
After an abrupt ending to their 17 month partnership with Setanta Sports in June, the UFC has officially paired up with ESPN UK to air live events in the United Kingdom. Launching on both Sky and Virgin platforms, ESPN UK ... Read More »


text:
Kate, Wills and baby George are creating quite a storm on their trip Down Under, reinvigorating British interest in Australia and New Zealand.
Travel companies have already identified a rise in bookings to both destinations, no doubt inspired by images of spectacular landscapes and bustling cities flashed across television screens.
"We've seen a huge spike in interest in flights to New Zealand, with searches more than doubling in the 24 hours since the tour began," says Ben Rosier, spokesperson for Cheapflights.co.uk.
"Spectacular natural scenery, the outdoors lifestyle, and, in recent years, the Lord of the Rings connection have been massive drivers for Kiwi tourism; helping to attract adventurers and mainstream tourists alike.
"But a royal tour, particularly with a young family - not to mention the newest heir to the throne - is truly 'precious'; a real opportunity for a country looking to showcase its extraordinary natural beauty to the wider world."
Overnight, the website recorded a 112 per cent increase in flight searches to New Zealand and they expect this to continue.
"Never mind Lord of the Rings," says Rosier. "This time it's all about Lord of the Kings!"
Any Brit wanting to follow in the footstep of the Cambridges might need to have a healthy bank balance at their disposal. TravelSupermarket estimates that the royal tour will be 40 times more expensive than the average British holiday Down Under.
To emulate their first-class expedition, Britons would need in the region of £150,000 (A$269,904.76), says the travel website. The average British couple with a baby would spend £3500 (A$6,297.36) on holiday in Australia.
That said, TravelSupermarket has still seen a 45 per cent increase in searches for family holidays to Australia.
Sydney has received the biggest uplift (57 per cent), followed by Adelaide (50 per cent) and Tasmania (47 per cent). And for Brits who don't have a royal budget to play with, Bob Atkinson, travel expert at TravelSupermarket, suggests planning six months ahead to get the best deals.
If money is no object, royal fans might want to consider VeryFirstTo.com and Bridge & Wicker's tailor made Royal Australian Tour, aimed at couples and their little prince or princess. Highlights of the month-long trip include exploring the Great Barrier Reef islands by private yacht, sightseeing by helicopter and even a behind-the-scenes tour of Sydney's Taronga Zoo, where a bilby enclosure is being named after baby George.
Babies on the trip will also receive a Tiffany sterling silver baby cup (£385 or A$692.75), a Prada baby bag (£781 or A$1,405.20) and a stunning white gold and 3ct diamond dummy (£10,200 or A$18,350.25).
The cost of living like a royal for four weeks? A whopping £341,000 (A$613,474).
Perhaps most Britons will stick to travelling like commoners.


text:
MIMs are ideal for: municipalities; conservation authorities; boards of education; boards of health; hospitals; colleges and universities; provincial/federal ministries or departments; environmental and community green space organizations, among others.
The following discounts are available for MIMs. All individuals must be directly affiliated with the same organization for eligibility.
MIM 1 20+ Members $110/person
MIM 2 10 to 19 Members $115/person
MIM 3 5 to 9 Members $120/person
MIM 4 2 to 4 Members $125/person


text:
The lovely PBB Teen Edition idol Jamilla Obispo is gracing the cover of Playboy Philippines' March 2011 issue. The young sexy actress, who's no longer new to posing on men's magazines, flaunts her gorgeous hot bod in these March issue of Playboy. I really can't believe how she kept that great looking figure despite having a kid at an early age. When she joined Pinoy Big Brother, she was already dubbed as the teenage mom but her awesome figure was still intact. This post is kinda' bit late for March but what the eff, you'd still come back here and look for some eye candy treats when you get bored, so before this story goes to another time warping dimension, let's move forward and drool over Jamilla Obispo's pictures okay?
Check out the cover of Playboy Magazine Philippines March 2011 featuring Jamillo Obispo and more from her previous photo shoots after the jump.


text: This table is used for column layout. Middleton Public SchoolsHowe Manning SchoolFuller Meadow SchoolTritown School Union (Office of the Superintendent)Masconomet Regional School DistrictNorth Shore Technical High School Make a Payment Weather Forecast Meditation Workshop - Adults Wednesday, December 11, 2013 at 7:00 PMFlint Public Library Printer-Friendly Version Take time from your busy schedule to relax and meditate! Learn the techniques and enjoy the benefits of this simple practice. Sponsored by the Friends of the Flint Town of Middleton 48 South Main Street, Middleton, MA 01949 Website Disclaimer Privacy Statement Virtual Town Hall Website


text:
im trying to send a paypal but its acting up for some reason. ill try again tomorrow.
Printable View
im trying to send a paypal but its acting up for some reason. ill try again tomorrow.
quick question, how much of a drop in stalk height can be seen with this shifter.
I can drop the height any distance up to 1" without having to machine the top of the stalk (i.e. The stock attachment mechanism for the knob is left untouched). I have been setting them at the stock height, but if you would like it lower just specify in the notes section of the Paypal transaction. I just made one for ichpen that is almost a full 1" lower.
I sent paypal, did you get it?
Jarrod W?
Got it. Waiting for some UUC bushings from Luke and for my die shop to make some inserts. Your shifter should be in the mail early next week.
Just finished the install of the shifter from PISNUOFF and topped it off with a V2 knob from Luke at Lindsey total install was 2hrs on a scale of 1-10 I would give it a 3 on install difficulty. If you have a basic tool kit and a little know how its EASY. Well I took it for a 20min test drive and the shifter now matches the car. Firm shifts SUPER short throw and I had PISNUOFF lower it 1" from stock ride height. If anyone is on the fence this is $$$ VERY well spent. Check the pics I added. One is the kit you will receive and I included a pic of the stock shifter so you can compare. One last thing to do is box up the old one Sunday so I can get my core charge back. :thumbsup::thumbsup:[IMG]
Can you shoot me a email at firstname.lastname@example.com I wanted to talk to you about your shifter but I am not allowed to send PM's yet. Thanks
Bump for a new vendor!
Nice looking piece. :)
Hi guys - can someone detail if this mod is any different from buying a Katech, B&M, etc?
Its basically the same thing but much cheaper. It is doing the same thing as all the others. You just aren't paying for all the stainless it takes to make a new one and a fancy name.
The differences are in throw distance, noise transmission, cost and customized knob height. Here is a link to a shifter comparison done by dmilamj:
Forum members have measured their B&M throw distance as 3.5" from 3rd to 4th gear. My modified stock shifter, with the stock knob height, is 3.25". The knob can be lowered by up to 1" resulting in approx. a 3.0" throw distance. RSMV above had his lowered by 1".
Many forum members have experienced noise/whining/vibration transmitted through the aftermarket shifters. This is due to the mechanical connection between the upper portion of the stalk to the lower portion of the stalk. My modified stock shifter uses the same type of rubber isolation connection as stock and therefore does not transmit any more noise than the stock shifter.
When all is said and done, my shifter will only cost you $110.
And what has taken you so long to get here? All of us that have previously bought other brands are upset :D
Been here since I bought my V in 2007. I had another brand and was unhappy also, that's what prompted me to follow another forum members lead and make these.
I was actually going to do an axle for wheelhop back in '08, but I could only find one place that was willing to make one and they wanted $700 so I gave up on it. Lucky for us, other people got it done at a reasonable price.
I have recently found out that the UUC transmission mount is approx. 3/8" taller than the stock transmission mount. This will cause, among other things, the linkage to contact the driveshaft coupler when my shifter is used. There is a way to make my shifter work with it but will require a spacer (which I will supply) and two 1"x1" pieces to be cut from the upper plastic hold down plate.
There should be no issues with the CS transmission mounts as they are the same height at stock.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and if anyone has purchased one of my shifters, has the UUC trans mount and is not willing to modify their hold down plate contact me for a full refund.


text:
Chrissy Teigen in Cosmopolitan January 2014: "Don't Mess With Your Eyebrows"
Taking time away from her Sports Illustrated duties, Chrissy Teigen scored a feature in the January 2014 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine.
While rocking a few poses in sporty duds from Alexander Wang and American Apparel for the Ben Watts-shot spread, the 28-year-old model reveals her favorite way to stay in shape and her past beauty woes.
Highlights from Miss Teigen's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Cosmopolitan magazine!
On her go-to workout:
"I need a class vibe. My favorite is the ballet-inspired barre class Physique 57."
On her favorite date-night look:
"I'm incapable of doing my hair, so I always wear it in a topknot. That and a full lash."
On her career goals:
"I would love to host a panel show - like a younger version of 'The View.' Morning shows are so lively and fun."
On her biggest beauty regret:
"I pretty much shaved off my eyebrows and then drew them in. It was bad. Don't mess with your eyebrows!"
Photo Credit: Ben Watts for Cosmopolitan


text:
|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
According to CSNNE.com's A. Sherrod Blakely, the Celtics have come to terms with Sasha Pavlovic on a contract for the rest of the season. The team was originally after young swingman Corey Brewer, but he opted to sign with the Dallas Mavericks, who offered him a multi-year deal.
Pavlovic, who has played 14 games this season with the Mavs and Hornets, gives the Celtics depth at the 2 and 3 behind Ray Allen and Paul Pierce, a dire need for the team. He gives the team a veteran body with good size (6'7″) that can hit threes and play solid perimeter defense.
"We have Delonte (West) and he can play the two, but he's a little smaller," said Danny Ainge. "We'd like to be able to play a little bigger guy."
The Yugoslavian native had his best season with the 06-07 Cavs team that made the NBA Finals, averaging 9.0 points per game and 40% from long distance. He has averaged 5.4 points and 1.9 rebounds over the course of his career.
When (if?) the team gets fully healthy, Pavlovic will likely be one of the last men off bench.
The Celtics have one more open roster spot, but CSN's A. Sherrod Blakely said on TV that Ainge may pursue players for 10-day contracts as opposed to signing players for the rest of the season. If that's the case, free agent Leon Powe will be going elsewhere, likely to Miami or New York.
Tags: Celtics, Corey Brewer, Sasha Pavlovic