text:
Weird parts Questions
View Single Post
Officially Welcomed to the 'Fest
Location: Sudbury, MA
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 6,823
Mein Auto: '02 530i Sport auto
View My Garage
The e39 SAP delete appears to be an urban legend. Some claim to have had success with the e46 but I have yet to find an e39 that has sucessfuly completed this action. As PM, clean or replace the SAP check valve every 100K. The SAP check valve opens to allow air to be injected into the exhaust stream. Because it is part of the exhaust stream, it gets carbon deposits that can impair opening or closure. If it fails to close, hot exhaust will enter the air pump, where the moisture will condense and kill the pump. This can get expensive. My previous e39 went through 3 air pumps in 75K. My current one is still on the original at 108K. Go figure...
View Public Profile
Find all threads started by Fudman
Find all posts by Fudman
View My Garage
Add Fudman to Your Ignore List


text:
Talk:Robert Fripp
From Wikiquote
- There are four levels of performance: novelty (journeyman), renovation (professional), innovation (master), and creation (genius)
- Courtesy is an inward grace, which extends outwards to others.
- Expectation closes the door to what is happening in the moment.
- Our understanding changes what is that we understand.
- The science is in knowing; the art is in perceiving.
- Anything within a performance is significant, whether intentional or not.
- With craft the musician can copy something old. With discipline the musician may copy something new.
- Three ways to discover our faults: ask a friend; ask an enemy; recognize a fault in others.
- The performer can hide nothing, even the attempt to hide.
- Good habit is necessary; bad habit is inevitable.
- If in doubt, consult tradition. If still in doubt, consult your experience. If still in doubt, consult your body.
- Music so wishes to be heard that it calls on some to give it voice and some to give it ears.
- Music never goes away. It is always available, but we are not always available to music.
- Beginner's luck is great for beginners.
- Understanding is simple. Knowing is complicated.
- Silence is a bridge between worlds.
- The presence of absence is an entry into loss.
- What we hear is the quality of our listening.
- Action begins when we cease to concern ourselves with being effective.
- Before we do something, we do nothing.
- The way we describe our world shows how we think of our world. How we think of our world directs how we interpret our world. How we interpret our world governs how we participate in it. How we participate in the world shapes the world.
- When a record company makes a mistake, the artist pays for it. When the artist makes a mistake, the artist pays for it.
- An honest society is an ordered society. An ordered society is an efficient society. An efficient society is a richer society. A richer society may invest in itself and support a poorer society.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Each month, Rated People connects over 50,000 homeowners with quality tradesmen - simply enter your job details in the form above to get started.
We'll match your job to the relevant tradesmen in your area - those interested will pay to see your contact details and call you to quote.
As each tradesman expresses interest in quoting on your job, we'll send you their profile and ratings to help you choose the right one for you.
After the work is complete, return to the site and rate your tradesman based on their quality of work, reliability and value for money.
Added 17/11/2016
We have an old high WC system (pull chain) and the cistern isn't filling up properly. We are...
Added 11/11/2016
Need to change toilet in bathroom. Have bought one. Needs fitting.
Added 27/09/2016
remove the old flue kit and fit a new one with a plume kit
Added 10/09/2016
Have a leak in the main water pipe just before point of entry to the property.
Added 24/12/2015
Repair toilet Upstairs loo mechanism has come apart and cistern overflowing The item to be...
Added 23/09/2015
Bathroom sink hot water , pressure has slowed down on mixer tap, all other taps are fine in...
Very impressed with work - finally I got someone who was able to diagnose & fix long-standing problem with overflow. Would definitely recommend!!
Punctual, Professional and good value, will use HEating again and recommend rated people for finding quality tradespeople.
Right from getting a quote from Matt he was the only choice. The detail he gave when pricing up the job was first rate. He answered all questions I had and offered great advice throughout the quote and the job itself. Weather hampered the job but he still turned up and patiently waited in the van until the rain cleared. Great communication when he was unable to turn up due to persistant rain and gales blowing. I advise all users to use Matt. The cheapest quote and excellent workmanship. Thanks Matt .
Managing your job is easier with the Rated People Homes App, download it today.


text:
View the Widest Selection of the Highest Quality Tutors in De Waterkant, Cape Town. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed with Teach Me 2 – the Best in Tutoring
We have 3000+ tutors country-wide, with only a fraction displayed online. Unfortunately we currently can't display any Tutors in De Waterkant, Cape Town.
Enquire here and we'll find the best fit for you.
I am a friendly person who is easy to communicate with. I like to live a healthy and active lifestyle.
I am a Chemical Engineering graduate with a passion for educating and transferring knowledge. I am intelligent, easy-going, open-minded and enjoy helping people whenever I can.
I am a Maths and Physics major at UCT. I spend my free time play basketball and te guitar.
I would describe myself as a patient, compassionate and reliable person who is dedicated about learning(Big picture thinker). I'm a self-employed entrepreneur and also work as a Co-Director of an NPO.
I am a qualified teacher in English and Maths. My hobbies include volleyball, reading, puzzles and board games. I enjoy helping others. Faith, family and friends are important to me.
I am a friendly, dedicated, hardworking, passionate, professional teacher in my 4th year of teaching.
I am an energetic, hardworking and self-motivated person. Apart from doing my best to achieve personal goals, I also enjoy seeing other people achieving their goals.
I enjoy reading and spending time with my children and am particularly concerned with the future of education.
Hard working and self motivated individual. I was involved in many social and charitable activities at University. I like to play chess, cricket and tennis.
I am a young man who is passionate, driven and self motivated. My dream is to become a qualified Actuary working in the investment sector.


text:
Questo testo è stato tradotto in automatico. Visualizza testo originale
Controlla il nostro sito per le nuove tariffe week-end RIDOTTI! Voto 5 stelle su tripadvisor I nuovi proprietari hanno trasformato questo cr ROMANTICO 1777. Vermont Country Inn. Situato vicino a Mount Snow e Marlboro Music Festival, nelle montagne verdi. Percorsi per il trekking, kayak, in barca, jet ski o nuotare nel lago Whitingham o mobile Neve sul sistema VAST dalla nostra proprietà. L'Inn dispone di 10 camere accoglienti, più 4 suite di lusso, tutte con bagno privato, TV, a / c, WiFi e telefono. La maggior parte hanno camini a legna e alcuni hanno vasche idromassaggio. VINO prezzo, viene servita lato focolare nella vecchia casa di trasporto a 5:00! Caffè Early bird alle 06:30, un'abbondante colazione servita al 08:00. Menu sul sito.
5 su marzo 05, 2016
This bed and breakfast was a feel good experience. The decor was nice. Our room, number 7, was newly renovated, very cozy, with slanted ceiling, comfortable bed, cute little bathroom. We had everything we needed. Breakfast was wonderful. I enjoyed the spinach frittata, with sausage, my husband had French toast with sausage. Coffee was good. The service was excellent. We Haida refreshing time.
4,6 su ottobre 26, 2014
Interesting choice of rooms, eclectic furnishings and homey atmosphere with convenient access on route 9. Ed and Janis
4,6 su agosto 01, 2014
Doug and Wendy made the stay very comfortable and homey.
4,6 su giugno 14, 2014
Great place to stay. Quiet getaway spot. Place was very clean. Staff was great , very friendly and accommodating. Would definitely stay here again.
4,8 su giugno 05, 2014
Stayed at the Nutmeg Inn the weekend of a Tough Mudder event (which, in talking to the staff, the entire Inn was running). It was close to Mt. Snow and the rooms and rest of the Inn were well kept. The service staff was extremely helpful, providing suggestions for dinner the night of our arrival. The next morning, we were running out to grab a few things, when one staffer came after us to ensure we weren't leaving because she didn't get to say, "goodbye!" The breakfast in the morning was incredible! All in all it was a great get away and we'd love the opportunity to go back.
5 su marzo 04, 2014
This is the perfect place for a relaxing vacation. The staff, Deb, Wendy, Tiffany and Mark, and the owners, Doug and Geo, go out of their way to make you feel welcome. The inn occupies a farmhouse dating to the 1770s and is beautifully furnished and decorated. Each guestroom has its own charm, and the downstairs has cozy areas to unwind by a fireplace, socialize and enjoy a glass of wine. The inn is near the restaurants in downtown Wilmington, and Mount Snow is just up the road. Be sure to take advantage of the terrific breakfast.
5 su gennaio 06, 2014
I have never stayed at a Bed and Breakfast before and figured I'd give it a shot. I was extremely nervous but as soon as I walked through the door, all that went away. I was greeted by the friendliest staff, given a tour of the beautiful place and escorted to my room. Unfortunately, our toilet was leaking. We went downstairs and were upgraded to a suite while they fixed the issue. It is 15 minutes away from Mt. Snow and 3 minutes away from a small cute little town with great restaurants. The breakfasts at the Nutmeg Country Inn was the greatest start to the day. They were absolutely delicious! This was truly an incredible experience and I wouldn't stay anywhere else the next time I go skiing. It exceeded my expectations in absolutely every way!
5 su ottobre 18, 2012
We had the most wonderful experience at the Nutmeg Inn! Before we even arrived (on a "Sisters" fall color road trip and were stopping to take lots of pictures along the way!), we got two calls from the Inn to be sure all was well and we didn't get lost and need further help finding the inn. Once we finally arrive there at 7pm, two hours past "wine hour", our gracious host, Doug, met us and took us on a tour and immediately invited us to share in a glass of wine and chat in the most charming bar/fireplace room. His partner, Geo, soon joined us. It was SO cozy, and the perfect "Vermont inn" you imagine in your fantasy travel dreams!! I couldn't help but hug Doug within minutes of our arrival and thank him and Geo for creating such a marvelous place to experience Vermont in the fall (or any time!). Gorgeous flower arrangement in the lobby, and in the stunning dining rooms, and even on our nightstands.....and Geo's wonderful art work and sculpture through the inn, created such a beautiful, yet relaxed and cozy environment. The Inn felt like it was wrapping it's arms around you with a big hug....just what we needed after a long day on the road! Our room (#7), though one of the smaller rooms, was cozy, clean, comfy and just perfect. Our sit down breakfast, ordered the night before and served at the time that worked best for us, was delicious and so elegantly presented in the lovely dining room....a true delight from many B&B's that only offer a serve yourself continental breakfast of cold cereal and bagels and yogurt with a pull top. What a treat!!! And delicious as well! It was our 5th night on the road, and one of our two favorite B&B's on our 11 day trip. I am already planning next fall's Vermont Color Trip and will for sure book several nights at the Nutmeg Inn with Doug and Geo!!! Thanks for a wonderful stay, Guys!! Debb & Cindy Saint Paul, MN
4,4 su ottobre 14, 2012
We only spent one night at the Nutmeg Inn but it was a very good experience. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The Inn is very nice and provides many good amenities. Each night they have a happy hour in the living room area which gives you an opportunity to meet other people staying at the inn. The only thing that was not the greatest was that the room was very small. I could definitely recommend this inn.
3,8 su ottobre 04, 2012
The Nutmeg Inn was quite charming, and a perfect stop for the first night of a 10 day road trip. Located just outside the heart of Wilmington, the room was a good size, well appointed (my husband & I made good use of the fireplace!), clean, quiet & quite comfortable. There were minor details that could use attention: the towel rail fell off the wall in the bathroom when we hung our towels up; the bed frame was missing some finishing pieces & rattled a little, but otherwise, no complaints. The breakfast was quite delicious as well, and we would not hesitate to stay here again!
Letto matrimoniale, bagno privato vasca da bagno, TV, A / C, telefono, stufa a legna, oggetti d'antiquariato, l'accessibilità ai disabili, Wi-Fi, 600 thread count lenzuola, fascino del paese. www.nutmeginn.com per foto
Prezzo per notte: $119 - $169
Prezzo per notte: $119 - $169
Letto king size, vasca idromassaggio, internet WiFi, A / C telefono, TV, 600 lenzuola filo di cotone, oggetti d'antiquariato, vedere www.nutmeginn per camera foto.
Prezzo per notte: $149 - $169
matrimoniale, servizi privati con doccia vasca, camino a legna, 600 thread count lenzuola di cotone, WiFi, TV, telefono A / C, controllare le immagini sul www.nutmeginn.com
Prezzo per notte: $199 - $154
letto matrimoniale, 600 thread count lenzuola, camino, TV, A / C WiFi, telefono vasca e doccia in bagno privato, www.nutmeginn.com per foto
Prezzo per notte: $119 - $169
Letto king size, 600 thread count lenzuola, ampio soggiorno, camino a legna, A / C WiFi, TV, VCR, telefono, bagno privato con doccia. www.nutmeginn.com per foto
Prezzo per notte: $139 - $184
Letto king size, ampia camera con vista sul giardino, camino, 600 thread count lenzuola in cotone, WiFi, TV, A / C telefono, frigorifero, trapunte.
Prezzo per notte: $139 - $184
regina, servizi privati con doccia e vasca da bagno, 600 thread count lenzuola, A / C telefono TV WiFi
Prezzo per notte: $99 - $139
Ampia camera, soggiorno separato, letto king size, camino, al primo piano, con vista giardino, 600 thread count lenzuola in cotone, ruota vasca idromassaggio sedia accessibilità, TV, WiFi, telefono
Prezzo per notte: $179 - $224
Letto king size, vista giardino, camino, bagno privato con doccia, arredi di design, 600 thread count lenzuola, TV, VCR, A / C, WiFi, Telefono
Prezzo per notte: $139 - $175
DELUXE suite di due camere con sontuosa WHIRLPOOL bagno privato, soggiorno separato con camino a legna, cursori per giardino, primo piano, 600 thread count lenzuola, TV, VCR, A / C, WiFi, telefono, mobili antichi e tappeti orientali.
Prezzo per notte: $179 - $209
Letto super deluxe king size, 600 thread count lenzuola, affondata soggiorno con porte francesi al ponte privato, sontuosa vasca idromassaggio in marmo, zona spogliatoio frigo, camino a legna, TV, A / C, telefono, WiFi nelle stanze pubbliche. questa suite è di 525 m². L'immagine mostra il ponte.
Prezzo per notte: $205 - $279
Prezzo per notte: $205 - $279
Questa camera accogliente è nella casa 1.777 trasporto. Ha un soffitto in stile cottage, letto matrimoniale e bagno privato. TV A / C e prima colazione inclusa. Può ospitare solo due persone max.
Prezzo per notte: $114 - $114
Prezzo per notte: $114 - $114
Questa camera accogliente si trova nella casa circa 1777 Carriage. Ha un letto matrimoniale, bagno privato con doccia, A / C TV e viene fornito con una colazione gratuita.
Prezzo per notte: $114 - $114
Prezzo per notte: $114 - $114
Campagna, Montagna
Hartford, CT (BDL-Bradley Intl.)
Shopping Antiquariato, Cene da gourmet, Lago, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Neve VAST sistema di sentieri mobile su immobili, Teatro, Area Picnic, Fiume, Zona sciistica, Vigneti
Other, Historic Inn
Giochi da tavolo, Fotocopiatrici, Biblioteche, Lavatrice/Asciugatrice, Angolo bar
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Prodotti di cortesia, Attrezzature per Caffè/Tè, Camino, Frigorifero, Asciugacapelli, Jacuzzi, Radio, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Telefono, VCR, Wi-Fi
Nautica, Canottaggio, Piste da sci attraverso la campagna, Sci in discesa, Pesca, Golf, Escursioni, Cavallo, Kayak, Scenari, Ciaspolate
Paul Lockyear, Michelle Windell
Geo è un artista e designer d'interni e il cuoco! Wendy è un professionista ed è stato in attività per 22 anni, Doug è il divertimento uno.


text:
[ENGLAND] It seems strange that with summer's leaves still on the trees, Manchester United's visit to Chelsea was already being hailed as the title decider. Had Chelsea won, it would have opened up a nine-point lead over the reigning champions. With United hanging on for a 1-1 tie, we were reminded that there are still more than seven months of the season to run. Not to mention the fact that leader Arsenal, third-placed Liverpool, and even Aston Villa and Manchester City were never going to have given up on their own championship aspirations by the first day of fall.
In fact, United almost held out for a win, having taken a first-half lead on a Park Ji-Sung strike after Petr Cech failed to hold a shot from Dimitar Berbatov. Chelsea equalized on a header from substitute Salomon Kalou with 10 minutes to play after pressurizing United for most of the second half. United manager Alex Ferguson regretted missing out on
what he called "a good chance" to win the game. He said his team gave the ball away too much after halftime, and that "if we'd just had a bit more energy in terms of the players
who'd not had enough football, we'd have been OK."
The game was compelling, frenetic and, as expected, highly competitive, with seven United players ending up in referee
Mike Riley's notebook. Chelsea accumulated just one yellow card, and may have felt that another few minutes would have been enough for them to land the
winner. Manager Luiz Felipe Scolari called it "one of the best games we've played" this season.
Meanwhile, after beating Manchester
United last week, Liverpool maintained its frustrating trend of recent years of failing to beat a lower caliber side at home -- the club dropped to third place behind Chelsea by dropping two points at
home to newly promoted Stoke City. Liverpool was unlucky to have a Steven Gerrard free kick ruled out for a dubious offside flag after two minutes, but then
spent the next 88 minutes hammering away at a resilient Stoke defense, lacking either the subtlety or the imagination to open them up. Arsenal leapfrogged them into the top spot with a 3-1 win on the
road to Bolton Wanderers, while Manchester City served notice that money will perhaps buy them success by hammering FA Cup holders Portsmouth 6-0.
Down at the foot of the table, a
Tottenham Hotspur side tipped to challenge for a top four place this season is still propping up the other 19 teams, winless after five games with just two points and four goals. The north London side
was held at home to a goalless draw by Wigan Athletic.


text:
Two visiting designers from Microsoft offer a workshop for students and alumni interested in designing for people with disabilities.
more information »
Scholarship winner Chereth Hines-Channer MArch 16 will gain invaluable experience interning at one of the world's leading architectural firms.
Foundation Studies Programs Head Shawn Greenlee 96 PR has earned a MacColl Johnson Fellowship to explore ancient Asian instruments in the context of new technology.
Senior Chloé Bulpin 15 IL stashes packages of water bugs, silkworms, crickets – even armored scorpions – in her freezer when hosting dinners to normalize eating insects.
Now in her final year at RISD, Architecture major Ashley Kochiss BArch 15 hopes to go on to combine her lifelong love of art, culture, education and public policy.
Landscape Architecture students work across disciplines to find sustainable solutions to problems associated with Rhode Island's coastline.
Students and faculty collaborate to brainstorm new tools and techniques for battling the epidemic in West Africa.
Summer interns at the Nature Lab worked to visualize the effects of climate change on marine plankton.
Twenty objects made by students as part of last spring's Witness Tree Project are on view through October 5 in an exhibition in New Jersey.
Rising senior Serena Wu 15 IL looks to her HPSS concentration in Scientific Inquiry to help ground her explorations as an illustrator.


text:
More than 60 people were killed across Egypt on Friday in clashes between pro-Muslim Brotherhood protesters and security forces, according to tolls from witnesses, security sources and the health ministry.
An AFP correspondent counted at least 19 bodies in one Cairo mosque, while eyewitnesses at a second mosque said more than 20 bodies of protesters were laid out.
One eyewitness said as many as 27 corpses were lined up inside the second mosque, in Cairo's Ramses Square.
Security sources said 27 people were killed in cities across the country, but gave no toll for Cairo, while the health ministry confirmed 22 deaths, also excluding the capital.
The counts put the toll from violence across Egypt on Friday at 66 dead.
The Muslim Brotherhood said 45 people had been killed in Cairo, accusing security forces of using live fire against peaceful protesters.
The health ministry said four people were killed in violence in the Suez Canal city of Ismailiya and another eight in northern Damietta.
Security sources also reported a police conscript was killed when gunmen attacked a checkpoint in the capital.
Among those killed elsewhere were a policeman in the North Sinai town of El-Arish, and one protester in the canal city of Port Said.
Gehad al-Haddad, a Brotherhood spokesman, had announced Friday's marches on his Twitter account.
"Anti-coup rallies… will depart from all mosques of Cairo and head towards Ramses Square after (noon) prayer in 'Friday of Anger,'" he wrote.
Laila Moussa, a spokeswoman for the Anti-Coup Alliance of Islamist groups opposing Mursi's ouster, said similar protests were planned across the country.
She said Mursi loyalists, including at least two former members of parliament, had been arrested in dawn raids ahead of the protests.
On Thursday, Tamarod, the protest group that organized opposition to Mursi's rule, also urged Egyptians to take to the streets.
It said they should turn out on Friday "to reject domestic terrorism and foreign interference."
Thousands of anti-coup protesters gathered across the country, chanting "down with military rule" as they waved photos of Mursi and Egyptian flags.
Gunfire was heard at the sites of at least two protests in Cairo, eyewitnesses told AFP.
Shots were heard on a bridge in the center of the city, as well as in Ramses Square, where marches in support of Mursi were converging.
Ayman Mohyeldin ✔ @AymanM
heavy machine gunfire ringing out periodically in central #cairo, tear gas now being shot on may 15, march has been split in half #egypt
Egyptian security forces also fired birdshot and tear gas early on Friday to block demonstrators from reaching a government building in the northern city of Tanta.
State television reported that the army and police will deal firmly with any violation of the law, as troops backed by armored vehicles deployed across the capital on Friday with the streets almost deserted.
Soldiers manned roadblocks on major thoroughfares, closing off some of them with armored personnel carriers, AFP correspondents reported.
Ayman Mohyeldin ✔ @AymanM
column of APCs and Troops block off the cornice in downtown #cairo leading up ramp to Oct 6 Bridge #egypt @nbcnews pic.twitter.com/1cQm62QLEI
The protest call by the Muslim Brotherhood, still reeling from the deaths of 578 people in the country's bloodiest day in decades, raised fears of fresh violence, after the interior ministry ordered police to use live fire if government buildings come under attack.
Residents of some areas formed their own roadblocks, checking identity papers and searching cars.
Some members of the international community expressed grave concern, with the president of the UN Security Council pleading for "maximum restraint" after an emergency meeting on the violence.
Meanwhile, Saudi King Abdullah pledged his country's support to Egypt's fight on "terrorism," saying it was the military-backed government's "legitimate right," in a speech aired on official al-Ekhbariya television Friday.
Saudi Arabia "has stood and stands with its Egyptian brothers against terrorism, deviance and sedition, and against those who try to interfere in Egypt's internal affairs… and its legitimate rights in deterring those tampering with and misleading" its people, he said.
Sporadic violence continued throughout the country in the form of attacks on security personnel, with 13 killed in the Sinai Peninsula in 24 hours.
(AFP, Reuters, Al-Akhbar)


text:
We are a non-profit organization who depend on donations to keep our shelter running. We are all non-paid volunteers who love animals and care about their welfare. Our shelter is not owned by the city or the county; it is owned by the people of Scotland County.
The adoption fee for our dogs is only $90, and for cats it $50. These prices include the fee to spay or neuter, as well as introductory immunizations and a microchip.
Please stop by our beautiful facility located on West Boulevard between Walmart and the County Health Department. Our hours daily are 11:00-5:00, and Wednesday from 2:00-5:00. We are available by appointment only on Sunday.
Map to our shelter
Scotland County Humane Society
1401 West Blvd
Laurinburg, NC 28352
Email us at email@example.com
Phone: 910-276-9271
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter


text: BEREA, Ohio – Jabaal Sheard has been named the Cleveland Browns 2013 Walter Payton Man of the Year, the team announced Thursday. Renamed in 1999 after legendary Chicago Bears Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Walter Payton, the accolade is presented to one member of each of the 32 teams, highlighting players' community service and playing excellence. Sheard will be recognized during pregame festivities Sunday against Chicago, the Browns' final home game at FirstEnergy Stadium this season. Contact Call 216-578-1007 Social


text:
Here is a lovely link to a cat photo!! The underline tells users without hover or focus which text is the link. On hover, we have a transition to make the color change less jarring.

@import "compass/css3";
a {
color: #6dd4b1;
transition: color 0.25s linear;
a:hover, a:focus {
color: #357099;
As a PRO member, you can drag-and-drop upload files here to use as resources. Images, Libraries, JSON data... anything you want. You can even edit them anytime, like any other code on CodePen.
Also see: Tab Triggers


text:
2009 Yamaha zuma 125 with 155 kit .Mod list: Jdm headlamp conversion, accell handlebars, grips, koso mirrors, piaa headlight bulb, michelin pilot sport tires, lowered front forks, ncy rear shocks, composimo 8" stretch, taida 155cc bbk, sf upgraded injector, force works fuel controller, custom covered saddle with black suede and orange stitching, 3 different variator kits, carbon fiber 2bros exhaust, carbon fiber ncy cvt cover, added zubiku spoiler, uni filter. All factory parts also included.
Scooter is very , very fast ! ( 73-77 mph ) i get on the hiway with it.


text: NBA Finals Broadcasts The Highest-Rated In Years News & Features NPR · Jun 22, 2012 Listen Story audio 3min 50sec Copyright 2017 NPR. Stay Informed The news on your schedule from MPR News Update Email Address* Zip Code MPR News Update AM Edition MPR News Update PM Edition See our Privacy Policy. Must be age 13.


text:
Moderators: DUJUNKIE, yellowlab
snowline wrote:there is only one way to find out - forget about trying to get a stranger on the internet to convince you of your own ideas - the sport requires a little work - a little trial and error - and a lot more then the interent alone can offer. Get out there and experiment - find out for your self and stop asking for hand outs.
MackieKnife wrote:The moral of the story is...I'm retarded.
snowline wrote:so now your better off? you got stupid ass advice, styrofoam plates?! seriously?
Buy some freakin silo socks you cheap bastard, if you cant afford snow goos'in then wait till you can,
MackieKnife wrote:The moral of the story is...I'm retarded.
Return to Snow Goose Hunting Forum
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


text:
A few months ago, Parents Magazine and CNN hosted a joint luncheon with an array of moms in order to talk about the upcoming election. As a part of my new gig blogging about the election with parents.com, I had a chance to meet some awesome women and participate in a two-hour conversation with Soledad O'Brien as the moderator. The food was really good too.
Anyway, some portion of our conversation shows up in this month's Parents Magazine: What Moms Want in a President. I'm quoted talking about special education, although I must say I would expand upon the thought if given the chance. I spoke up when the topic came around to education, and here's what the article records:
Amy Julia Becker, 35, who defines herself as a moderate, has a 61/2-year-old daughter with Down syndrome, as well as a 4-year-old and a 20-month-old. Her older daughter received early intervention from the time she was born, sometimes with four in-home therapy visits per week, and now she's in a mainstream classroom. "Schools are set up to say, 'it costs x number of dollars per child,' but it costs a lot more to educate my daughter than it does to educate another child," she said. "We need to figure out what we want in our community. Do we want kids educated side by side? Do we want to send kids out of district? There are a lot of conversations we need to have."
As any reader of this blog knows, I'm a big supporter of inclusive education–in which children with special needs receive their educational instruction in a classroom with their peers– because I believe it benefits our whole community. But I also think it's important to recognize the costs placed upon our educational system as a result of the specialized services many children receive. One reason American public schools struggle when compared to those of other nations or when compared to private schools is that they endeavor to educate everyone. I see this inclusion as one of the hallmarks not only of American education but of our nation itself–of the dream initiated by our founders and articulated so well by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. But as a society we need to acknowledge that when dreams become reality they cost money, even as they reap rewards.
So, check out Parents Magazine, "What Moms Want in a President" and let me know what you think. And you'll have more of my thoughts on this election next week…


text:
The lone hold-out in the first Rod Blagojevich trial, JoAnn Chiakulas, recently ended her silence and made a rational, strong appeal for juror respect and independence.
Because of her refusal to convict Blagojevich on all but one count, causing a mistrial on the others, the feds are trying the ex-governor again on serious corruption charges that could send him to prison for a decade.
Blagojevich's media blitz is transparently aimed at finding another strong-minded dissenter who could deadlock a jury again and discourage U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald from trying Blago for a third time. So, we have a prospect of another hold-out and the repeat kind of post-trial media assault on Chiakulas' personal life and privacy.
As galling as it is to see Blago "get away" with anything, everyone ought to be mindful that jury service is a civic responsibility that very few people seek. All the jurors on the first Blago panel deserve respect, whatever their decision was. No one outside the legal process has the right to challenge their intelligence or dedication.
It's something I said in refusing (perhaps the only pundit to do so) to criticize the O.J. Simpson jury for his acquittal. None of us has heard all the evidence and sat in the jury room for all the deliberations. Which is always the case with every jury trial.
Chiakulas' treatment could go either way as far as its impact goes on BlagoII. Perhaps, it will achieve Blago's aims, to stiffen the back of any juror that isn't convinced of Blago's guilt, becoming the one holdout to create another mistrial. Or perhaps it will backfire, scaring jurors into going with the flow to avoid public crucifixion.
Whatever you might think of Chiakulas' decision in BlagoI, she's exactly right on the responsibilities we have to respect and accept juries' decisions.
Filed under: Uncategorized
Tags: legal, public corruption


text:
Dissertation Study: Excellent and Great Help for Students
Posted On September 14th, 2011 | Dissertation Writing
Students search for some help during their dissertation study. When writing dissertation assignments, some students need help. It is better to refer some dissertations done by old students of their University.
Dissertations listed in University libraries are vital for students when carrying out their dissertation study. This article gives useful tips need for students when making dissertation studies.
Dissertation study: Useful tips for students
When students make their dissertation studies, they can consider the following information:
- Using a University dissertation can be of great help to students when making their dissertation study.
- Students can search for University dissertations through libraries catalog or database.
- Students must search for the required University dissertations in the UW libraries database, by topic, title, author, department, etc.
- Summaries of these dissertations can be viewed free of charge through UW libraries database.
Dissertation study: Things to consider when making it
When making dissertation studies, students must ensure to consider certain points:
- The ready-made dissertations must be used only for reference.
- These stored dissertations must be used for making effective research for present dissertations.
- Students must go through the summary of a dissertation stored in libraries database in order to determine whether that dissertation is suitable for their dissertation topic.
The information given in this article can be of great help to students when they start their dissertation studies. It is very much important for students to know about the downloading procedure and usage procedure of ready-made dissertations. It is also important to choose and use these dissertations wisely. The tips and suggestions given in this article help students to write top quality dissertations.
Custom dissertation is a wonderful opportunity to get rid of a heavy work load! Get our dissertation writing tips for free or order a paper via PayPal. Purchase your work with Writing-Services.org – experience the best service on the web: 24/7 support, timely delivery. Do not pay for cheap, poor services – choose a well written custom dissertation. Buy your dissertation from us, get help at every stage of the writing process!


text:
Effects of Rifaximin in Patients With Acute Alcoholic Hepatitis (RIFA-AAH)
- Full Text View
- Tabular View
- No Study Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
Acute alcoholic hepatitis (AAH) is a serious condition and one of the most frequent causes of Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure. The current standard therapy (corticosteroids) is theme of debate and unsatisfactory in many patients (year mortality: 30%). One of the main causes of death is bacterial infections, which affect 40-50% of patients at 90 days. Intestinal decontamination with rifaximin (a nonabsorbable antibiotic) reduces endotoxemia, improves liver function and reduces the complications of decompensated alcoholic cirrhosis.
The Hypothesis/Objective: To assess whether oral decontamination with rifaximin prevents the development of infections associated with AAH and analyze its consequences.
|Alcoholic Hepatitis
|Drug: Prednisone Drug: Rifaximin
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Effects of Rifaximin Treatment in Patients With Acute Alcoholic Hepatitis: A Comparative Pilot Study
- Rate of bacterial infections [ Time Frame: 90 days ]Development of any bacterial infection.
- Rate of Decompensations of Liver Cirrhosis [ Time Frame: 90 days ]
Development of any liver cirrhosis decompensations
- Hepatic Encephalopathy
- Acute Kidney Injury (including Hepatorenal Syndrome)
- Acute variceal bleeding
- Ascites
- Death
- Endotoxemia serum levels [ Time Frame: 90 days ]Measurement of serum changes in endotoxemia levels during the rifaximin treatment.
|Study Start Date:
|April 2013
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2016
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Prednisone
Prednisone PO 40mg/day for 30 days plus standard supportive care measurements
Drug: Prednisone
Prednisone PO 40mg/day or IV equivalent dosage for 30 days. Patients not responding at 7 days (e.g. Lille Model ≥ 0.45) treatment with Prednisone will be suspended.
Experimental: Prednisone plus Rifaximin
Prednisone PO 40mg/day for 30 days plus Rifaximin PO 1200 mg/day for 90 days plus standard supportive care measurements
Drug: Prednisone
Prednisone PO 40mg/day or IV equivalent dosage for 30 days. Patients not responding at 7 days (e.g. Lille Model ≥ 0.45) treatment with Prednisone will be suspended.Drug: Rifaximin
Rifaximin PO 1200 mg/day for 90 days
Detailed Description:
Design: Open multicenter comparative study. A cohort (n = 66) will receive rifaximin (1200 mg / d) for 90 days. Results will be compared with those of a cohort of AAH prospectively included in an observational study. Both groups with a uniform treatment protocol (which includes the administration of corticosteroids and standardized treatment for complications of liver failure). Patients will be monitorized until hospital discharge and a follow-up visit at 7, 30, 45, 60 and 90 days will be performed.
- Primary endpoint: Bacterial infections after 90 days.
- Secondary endpoints: :
2.1. Liver function tests 2.2. Levels of endotoxemia 2.3. Complications of liver cirrhosis. 2.4. Survival
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients ≥18 and <70 years of age.
- Active alcohol abuse and excessive alcohol consumption prior to admission defined as > 50 g per day for men and> 40 g per day for women.
- Jaundice (Bilirubin >2 mg/dl) for no more than 3 months.
- Clinical suspicion of Alcoholic Hepatitis with a modified Maddrey's Discriminant Function > 32 points.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Hypersensitivity to Rifaximin
- Advanced Chronic or Terminal illness. Advanced Chronic illness will be defined as: all conditions evolved into a clinical stage to limit the patient's functional status (eg, heart failure NYHA> II, COPD PCO2> 50 mmHg or PO2 <60 mmHg, stroke or other disabling neurological disease, disabling or uncontrolled oncological conditions, etc ...).
Terminal illness will be defined as any clinical conditions with a survival expectancy less than 3 months
- Hepatocellular carcinoma (previously diagnosed) beyond Milan's criteria.
- Complete portal vein thrombosis (previously diagnosed).
- Autoimmune liver disease.
- Hepatitis B and C and HIV infection (anti-HCV, surface HBV antigen and anti-HIV positive).
- Pregnancy or nursing.
- Use of Rifaximin during the previous 2 months.
- Treatment with Pentoxifylline.
- Lack of informed consent.
Removal criteria:
- Lack of histological confirmation of Alcoholic Hepatitis during the first 7 days after inclusion.
Because there are no non-diagnostic tools to diagnose alcoholic hepatitis, histological confirmation is required in all patients (preferably through a transjugular biopsy): alcoholic hepatitis will be diagnosed on the presence of the following histologic features:
Hepatocellular damage (eg, hepatocyte ballooning and presence of Mallory-Denk bodies).
Inflammatory infiltrate (predominantly polymorphonuclear cells). Pericellular or sinusoidal fibrosis.
- Hepatocellular carcinoma beyond Milan's criteria diagnosed during the first 7 days after inclusion.
- Complete portal vein thrombosis diagnosed during the first 7 days after inclusion.
- Protocol violation.
- Severe adverse event directly related with Rifaximin.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT02116556
|Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau
|Barcelona, Spain
|Hospital del Mar
|Barcelona, Spain
|Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol
|Barcelona, Spain
|Vall d'Hebron Hospital
|Barcelona, Spain
|Principal Investigator:
|Victor Vargas, MD
|Internal Medicine Service. Vall d'Hebron Hospital
|Responsible Party:
|Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron Research Institute
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT02116556 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 15, 2014
|Last Updated:
|November 3, 2016
Keywords provided by Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron Research Institute:
Alcoholic Hepatitis
Bacterial Infections
Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hepatitis, Alcoholic
Hepatitis A
Liver Diseases
Digestive System Diseases
Hepatitis, Viral, Human
Virus Diseases
Enterovirus Infections
Picornaviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Liver Diseases, Alcoholic
Alcohol-Induced Disorders
Alcohol-Related Disorders
Substance-Related Disorders
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Antineoplastic Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Gastrointestinal Agents
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 22, 2017


text:
Posted by Harley Manning on June 28, 2013
Way back in January I spoke at the Luxury FirstLook conference put on by Luxury Daily in New York (a terrific event, by the way). Several of the other speakers intrigued me. One, in particular, gave a speech that I immediately wanted to bring to attendees at Forrester's Forum For Customer Experience Professionals East: John T. A. Vanderslice, the global head of luxury and lifestyle brands at Hilton Worldwide (those brands being Waldorf Astoria and Conrad).
Here's one of many things John said that struck me: "Today's luxury buyers make investments of passion." That's a far cry from the way customer experience (CX) practitioners usually talk about emotional engagement. But it struck me as an authentic way to describe super-affluent buyers who'll pay to reenact the life of a Roman gladiator or to take a trek through the wilds of Nepal.
I ambushed John on his way out the door and recruited him to speak at our forum, which he did earlier this week. He was great. And he was also gracious enough to answer some questions that we posed to him, which we're now happy to share with you.
1. When did your company first begin focusing on customer experience? Why?
Posted by Harley Manning on June 4, 2013
Marketing and customer experience are two sides of the same coin: Marketers are responsible for communicating the brand promise, and customer experience professionals are responsible for making sure that the promise is kept.
It's that synergy between marketing and CX that led us to invite Jamie Moldafsky, CMO at Wells Fargo, to speak at Forrester's Forum for Customer Experience Professionals in New York on the morning of June 25. As a run-up to our event, Jamie took the time to answer a few questions about why Wells Fargo cares about customer experience and how its approach to CX has evolved over the years.
Q: When did your company first begin focusing on customer experience? Why?
Treating customers with courtesy and respect has been a core value at Wells Fargo for more than 160 years. Back in 1888, its agents were given the following instructions: "Proper respect must be shown to all — let them be men, women, or children, rich or poor, white or black—it must not be forgotten that the Company is dependent on these same people for its business."


text:
A Career as a Private Investigator
October 16, 2013
Working as a private investigator can be tough. You need to be cunning and secretive and always think 10 steps ahead of the game. If you have diverse interests in life, you can also apply this in your job as a private investigator as your employers will need you to perform different tasks. Private investigators are already trained by their schools to perform basic functions such as lock picking, setting surveillance cameras, interviewing and interrogating individuals and groups and writing reports. They're also trained to protect people from harassment as bodyguards and find missing people. Computer investigators are masters at finding information that's filtered all over networks. They can find deleted emails and identity thieves who are using your name as id's for there scams. Corporate investigators conduct investigations inside companies to fund drug use, abused expenses, or pilfering employees.
Private investigators are glamorized by Hollywood actors as good people who solve cases and mysteries with finesse and style. Fact of the matter is, the job of a private investigator can sometimes be morally draining. There are a lot of blurred legal issues that private investigators need to tackle and the only guideline they have is their own moral compass.
Private investigators can work in very dangerous areas. They don't always need to work in alleys, but the environment can be very dangerous for them because some people will do anything to protect secrets. Sometimes they need to interview a person who may be uncooperative, and it is their responsibility to coax a person to spill information about an incident or a person so they can solve a case.
A person who wants to become a private investigator must be a high school graduate in order to pass the minimum requirements. They must have a very strong background in physical education, math, science and social science. Those who want to specialize however must be holders of a baccalaureate degree with special classes in police science, law and ethics.
Many private investigators are former police detectives. With their previous background in the police department, their techniques for solving cases are more refined and systematic than those who entered schools as high school graduates.
When students graduate from their classes, they are required to take the certification exam given by the National Association of Legal Investigators also known as NALI. In order to get certified, the candidates must pass oral and written examination. The certification is proof for employers that the candidate is qualified to work as a private investigator.
The salary for private investigators is can vary from one job to another. A private investigator must have very good business skills in order to get a profit out of a job. While those with dangerous jobs clearly have better salaries, private investigators who conduct undercover searches can earn a pretty decent salary as well. Generally, private investigators earn about $20-$400, depending on the nature of the work and the time it would take to finish a certain job. Though some private investigators don't earn much, they are more than satisfied with the work that they do, because they enjoy it.


text:
We recently completed a major under-the-hood overhaul of the SuperVegan blog's guts. Most things went pretty well. The main thing that didn't go well is that our RSS feed got reset, spewing a bunch of old posts back at all of you. Some of them with truncated content, too.
This affected people subscribed directly to the feed and also to our posts-by-email subscribers. (Did you know you can subscribe to the SuperVegan blog by e-mail?)
We're very sorry about this, and will try very hard to make sure it doesn't happen again.
In related news, we've now got by-category feeds. Some we think may be especially useful are a feed of just our New York City posts and a feed of just our Los Angeles posts. You might also enjoy our recipes feed.
Are there any other specific feeds you think might be useful? Let us know in the comments.
No Comments
Comments are closed on this post.


text:
New Recall Effort To Remove Mayor Filed
Recall Leader Cites Overturning Of Voter Referendum On Health Coverage As Reason
EL PASO, Texas - The mayor is facing yet another recall effort, only 13 months before John Cook leaves office.
Michael Hayes is the man behind the effort. He launched a blog, posting his first entry Tuesday. Hayes, an Army veteran of 30 years, describes himself as a private citizen who is launching the recall in response to the mayor overturning the voter-approved referendum that stripped domestic partners of city employees of health benefits.
Hayes wrote on his blog post, "No matter how people feel about the referendum that overturned the domestic partner benefits, it was done legally and in accordance with the city charter. It was also upheld by a judge on appeal. If the Mayor and four City Council members can disregard the vote of the citizens of El Paso once, the question has to be asked, 'What will they do next?'"
This latest recall effort comes after an appeals court in February threw out the recall effort by Tom Brown and his group, El Pasoans For Traditional Family Values, after the court found the group violated election code by not designating itself for the recall effort.
Recall rules allow recall petitioners 60 days from the date of filing to gather signatures. This latest recall petition was filed late last week. City code dictates that a recall election cannot be held if the election date falls within the last year of the office holder's term. According to the county elections website, Mayor Cook's term expires in May 2013.
El Paso City Clerk Richarda Momsen told ABC-7 that Hayes' recall effort would fall within the 60-day window to gather signatures and to set a recall election date.


text:
NY museum galleries refocus gaze on Islamic art
By Ellen Freilich
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fifteen renovated galleries offer fresh perspective on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection of more than 12,000 Islamic works of art spanning 13 centuries and an area ranging from Spain to India.
About 1,200 pieces of art will be on view at any one time with displays of textiles and works on paper changing frequently due to the sensitivity of these materials to light.
A re-thinking of the Islamic art collection, developed alongside the museum's years-long renovation project, led to the new galleries being named to reflect the range of nations and empires that produced the art.
While the collection was once succinctly termed Islamic Art, the museum now describes the works inhabiting the galleries as "Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia."
The new emphasis on geography grew out of the view that while religion unifies the collection, region diversifies it.
"Islam is not a single lens through which we view and interpret the art," said Navina Najat Haidar, curator and coordinator in the Met Museum's department of Islamic art. "Rather, it's an inverted lens that reveals great diversity."
This multi-faceted approach stresses the immense variety of artistic expression.
"It's less linear and more integrated with world culture and world heritage," Haidar said. Continued...


text:
OK OK, let me get this straight. He fetches a rifle. She sees this and retreats to her apartment. He knocks, and she opens the door?!?!She said something about it being really small, said one investigator at the scene who asked not to be named. So, he just got out of the pool, still naked, walked into his apartment and came out with a rifle.
Brown allegedly knocked on the door of the woman, identified as Jenny Arroway, after she retreated inside. When she opened, the source said he pointed the rifle at her face, then he told her: How do you like the size of this?


text:
Business Insurance Products
GilsbarPRO offers quality products and services designed to help you protect your agency from the unexpected.
We deliver quality professional protection at competitive prices.
Take a minute. Go PRO!
Commercial Property & Liability
Cyber Liability
Directors & Officers Liability
Employment Practices Liability
Legal Aid/Public Defender Professional Liability
Workers' Compensation Coverage
Return to Homepage
Copyright © 2013 Gilsbar Specialty Insurance Services, L.L.C.
(800) 906-9654 (Toll Free) (888) 647-7445 (Fax) P.O. Box 998, Covington, LA 70434
Privacy Statement Site Map


text:
Increasingly, early childhood programs across the country have developed or are developing Early Learning Guidelines or Standards to articulate expectations for children's development and learning.
This Website is designed to provide recommendations and raise issues for state committees to consider as they make decisions about developing or revising Early Learning Guidelines (ELGs). It was developed by Catherine Scott-Little of the University of NC at Greensboro, together with Sharon Lynn Kagan and Victoria Stebbins Frelow at Teachers College, Columbia University, with support from the A.L. Mailman Family Foundation.
This paper by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and the National Association of Early Childhood Specialists in State Departments of Education (NAEYC and NAECS/SDE) outlines NAEYC & NAECS/SDE's position on defining the desired outcomes and content of young children's education. See also, the complete joint position statement, Early Learning Standards: Creating the Conditions for Success (2002) and the executive summary.
This brief from Child Trends provides an overview of states' Early Learning Guidelines (ELGs) and school readiness assessments, and discusses the following considerations: (1) practices consider children's physical, social, and emotional progress will be most effective in supporting school readiness; (2) care must be taken to align ELGs with research in child development; (3) states must take specific precautions when assessing young children, including clearly defining the purpose and use of the results; and (4) readiness depends on supportive families, schools, and communities.
This article presents findings from a study that was done to determine what areas of development and learning were addressed in state's infant-toddler early learning guidelines (ELGs) published as of July 2007. The authors found that 4 developmental domains were most commonly addressed - physical development and motor skills, social and emotional development, language and communication development, and cognitive development and general knowledge. Far fewer ELGs addressed children's approaches toward learning. The article includes a discussion about implications for programs serving children with disabilities and providers' efforts to support children's progress on the required Individuals with Disabilities Education Act child outcome areas.
This book chapter from the National Research Council describes the development of early learning standards, how these learning standards are being used, and how practitioners are able to access information about how to use them. Early learning standards are defined as statements that describe expectations for the learning and development of young children across the domains of health and physical well-being, social and emotional well-being, approaches to learning, language development and symbol systems, and general knowledge about the world around them.
This paper from ZERO TO THREE provides recommendations to assist states in creating or revising Early Learning Guidelines for Infants and Toddlers (ELG/ITs). These guidelines consist of "widely accepted expectations for learning" for children from birth to three. Even though states are not required by federal mandate to enact such guidelines, many have developed them. The paper discusses the unique features and challenges of this age range.
Head Start views school readiness as children possessing the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for success in school and for later learning and life. The Head Start Approach to School Readiness encompasses three major frameworks that promote an understanding of school readiness for parents and families, infants/toddlers, and preschoolers. The three frameworks and their accompanying graphics provide the foundation for implementing systemic and integrated comprehensive child development services and family engagement efforts that lead to school readiness for young children and families.
This section of the ECTA Center's site provides a list of resources with state-by-state data, policies and initiatives related to early learning standards and guidelines for infants, toddlers, and preschool children.


text:
For those whose idea of a trip to south east London is a visit to the Shard Plaza, take heed. After years of being considered too geeky to be as trendy as east London, too unkempt to be as groomed as west London, too sprawling to measure up to the manicured order of north London, south east London is finally coming into its own.
It's leafier than the east and too laid back to care about constructed coolness. It's down-at-heel in places, but with that comes an arty, inspiring, devil-may care vibe (also known as art students with too much time on their hands, paying cheap rent).
It has a lot of independent shops and bars that serve big burgers, fat chips, colourful salads, joyful meze, Neopolitan-style pizzas and strong coffee – not pretty dishes, but wholesome. Venues care more about being good places to hang out than extorting maximum profit from selling the lastest trendy caffeinated beverage. An order of filtered coffee does not raise eyebrows. And finally, the rest of London is beginning to catch on.
Where to go out in south east London
Where to go out in south east London
1/4 Deptford area guide
2/4 What's new in New Cross?
3/4 Lewisham area guide
4/4 Things to do in Peckham: SE15's best restaurants, bars and culture
As if to signify this shift in south east London's fortunes, foodie mega market Street Feast, well-known as an east London destination with seasonal venues at Dalston Yard and Hawker House, is setting up shop in Lewisham this summer for 15 weeks from Friday June 20. The new venue, called Model Market, is an abandoned 1950s indoor and outdoor market just off Lewisham High Street. This heralds a new era for south London, as this will be the first new major business in the area not opened by locals.
Jonathan Downey, owner of The Rushmore Group and co-creator of Model Market, says: "the new Model Market will not only improve the amenity for local residents but it will also help change the perception of Lewisham as a place to eat, drink and go out... It would have been a lot easier for us to choose to do something in Brixton or Clapham or Peckham, but in Lewisham we can sense a real groundswell of support for something that will be unique not only in SE13 but also in London. There won't be anywhere else like it."
Here's where to go to explore the deep south east.
Emily Jupp is a life-long resident of south east LondonReuse content


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our simple sign up form and login to the site.
This step is voluntary but will greatly enhance your chances of getting interest from other over 50s members on the site. Write about yourself, your pasttimes and upload a nice photograph of yourself.
Use our website's cutting-edge search to spot over 50s members who satisfy your needs. Or just leaf through listings and spot folks that you find attractive.
Located someone who appeals to you? Send a message to them or just a wink and see if anything develops. With a little luck you'll be on your way to an amazing adventure.
It doesn't take long


text:
South Florida Students Honored
Congratulations to 9 Florida students who have been named as 2014 Presidential scholars.
Six of the nine are from South Florida, the remaining three from the Tampa area.
A total of 141 students nationwide were chosen as Presidential scholars this year.
Here's part of the press release from the US Secretary Arne Duncan announcing the winners:


text:
Mark Ruffalo
Building on the success of the original flick, "Now You See Me 2" is gearing up for a big opening on June 10th.
Lionsgate rolled out a preview clip as well as a new theatrical trailer today (May 5), and it looks like this sequel is brimming over with action and intrigue.
Mark Ruffalo is torn over whether to attend the 2016 Academy Awards because he wants to represent child abuse victims featured in his movie SPOTLIGHT despite calls for an Oscars boycott.
The organizers of the Oscars have come under fire since the announcement of the nominations earlier this month revealed no black or minority stars had scored nods in the main acting categories for the second consecutive year.
With Halloween just days behind us, Jimmy Kimmel is reviving his crowd-favorite trick of telling kids that their parents ate their candy.
On Monday's (November 2) episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Mark Ruffalo brought along a cell phone video of his children's reaction to news that their candy stash had been obliterated by their famous father.
Serving up a massive Humpday surprise, Marvel Studios just released the brand new promotional trailer for "Avengers: Age of Ultron."
The new action-packed preview features Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth and Scarlett Johansson, building the pre-release hype ahead of the May 1st, 2015 street date.
For many movie and television fans, the SAG Awards trophy is the one that really counts, and on Sunday (January 25) the Screen Actors Guild handed out a slew of hardware to some very deserving recipients.
Not surprisingly, "Birdman" ended up winning the Outstanding Performance By a Cast in a Motion Picture honors, giving Michael Keaton, Naomi Watts and Edward Norton something to smile about.
She starred in three movies just in the past year, so Jessica Chastain is well-acquainted with what it feels like to be a busy lady.
The "Zero Dark Thirty" actress is featured on the front of Variety magazine's December 2014 edition along with "Foxcatcher" star Mark Ruffalo. And in the cover story, Ruffalo interviews Ms. Chastain about her stage training and how that has led to her emphasis on rehearsing for each and every role she takes on.
Kicking off the weekend a little early, a host of talented celebrities showed up for the 2014 BAFTA Los Angeles Jaguar Brittania Awards in Beverly Hills last night (October 30).
"Harry Potter" hottie Emma Watson arrived at the Beverly Hilton Hotel all gussied up as she prepared to receive the award for British Artist of the Year.
Marvel fans have plenty over which to rejoice as the official trailer for "Avengers: Age of Ultron" has taken over the internet.
Following an unauthorized leak on Wednesday (October 22), the company cranked out a high-definition clip to make sure the forthcoming flick looks as amazing as it is.
Taking an evening to just cut loose and relax, a crowd of celebrities showed up at the HFPA & InStyle 2014 Toronto International Film Festival shindig on Saturday night (September 6).
"The Fault in Our Stars" actor Ansel Elgort scored plenty of screams from the female fans nearby as he mingled with "Sherlock" stud Benedict Cumberbatch, Channing Tatum and Chloe Moretz.
We're used to seeing him as the lovable-yet-annoying paper manager in "The Office," but Steve Carell shows his true range in the forthcoming flick "Foxcatcher."
In the newly-released trailer, the "Incredible Burt Wonderstone" stud plays overzealous Olympic wrestling benefactor John Eleuthere du Pont, and he's downright creepy.
Hottest Videos
Hottest Stories
- 1)
- 2)
- 3)
- 4)
- 5)


text:
By Stephen Lacey ThinkProgress.com Dec 14, 2012 Drought continued to expand through many key farming states within the central United States in the past week, as scattered rainfall failed to replenish parched soils, according to a report issued Thursday by state and federal climatology experts. Congress isn't planning to take action on climate... »
Archive for December 15th, 2012
Drought Expands In Kansas, Oklahoma, And Texas
Saturday, December 15th, 2012
Bloomberg: Obama Must Take 'Immediate Action' Against Guns…(Good Luck With That, Bloomturd!!)
Saturday, December 15th, 2012
by BEN SHAPIRO BreitBart.com 14 Dec 2012 Today, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, an ardent gun control advocate, moved to politicize the monstrous school shooting in Connecticut, issuing the following statement: With all the carnage from gun violence in our country, it's still almost impossible to believe that a mass shooting in a... »


text:
Nov. 13, 2013
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The UAB softball program and head coach Marla Townsend announced the signing of three student-athletes to National Letters of Intent on Wednesday. Rachel Dunsford, Madison Millsaps, and Katlyn Sides inked with the Blazers and become the first three members of the 2014-15 UAB signing class.
The three high school seniors have combined for eight all-state selections, and are capable of playing numerous positions. Of the three selections, two are from Alabama (Millsaps/Sides), and one hails from Florida (Dunsford).
See below for details on each of the commits, as well as comments from head coach Marla Townsend on each individual signee.
Madison Millsaps – C/1B/OF – Centre, Ala. (Cherokee County HS)
Millsaps comes to UAB from Cherokee County High School in Centre, Ala. She was named to the AHSAA North-South Team, was a three-time ASWA 4A All-State First Team Catcher, was a five-time All-Area Team selection, and four-time selection to the All-Gadsden Times team.
As a junior, Millsaps recorded a .516 batting average on 80 hits, 46 RBI, 26 doubles and seven home runs.
As a sophomore she batted at a clip of .544 with 69 hits, 36 RBI, 23 doubles and seven home runs.
She is a member of the Southern Force softball team, and is also a member of the volleyball team.
"Madison is a tall, athletic, two-sport athlete that will hit at a high level in college," Townsend said. "She is a left-handed hitter with gap-to-gap pop and major power potential. She can play multiple positions and catch if we need her. Madison will be a great asset to our team because we believe she will be a great teammate and leader that many people love being around."
Rachel Dunsford – INF – Cantonment, Fla. (Tate HS)
Dunsford comes to UAB from Tate High School in Cantonment, Fla. She was named first-team all-area by the Pensacola News Journal, and was also selected to the 2013 Miracle Sports All-State First Team.
She has played for High Intensity, Wichita Mustangs and the West Florida Elite travel ball teams, and also participated in volleyball and weightlifting at Tate HS. She was named to the Tate HS Hall of Fame, and played at the ASA Nationals, Gold Nationals and Premier Fastpitch Nationals as a member of the West Florida Elite.
"Rachel is a high character kid that comes from a great family," Townsend said. "Rachel is a special hitter with gap power and has the potential to come in and compete right away. She can play multiple positions and is a great athlete that will make our team better."
Katlyn Sides – UTL – Sumiton, Ala. (Sumiton Christian HS)
Sides comes to UAB from Sumiton Christian High School in Sumiton, Ala. She has lettered every year in softball since the seventh grade, and helped Sumiton Christian to a state championship title in 2010. She is a three-time ASWA All-State Selection with honors as a utility player in 2013, second baseman in 2012 and outfielder in 2010.
During her career she has been a contributor to five consecutive state tournament appearances, and a runner-up finish in the 2012 state tournament.
She is the AHSAA record holder in RBI in a season with 89, and hits in a season with 85. She is a member of the Birmingham Vipers and varsity basketball team.
"Katlyn Sides is another extremely bright multisport athlete that can play many positions," Townsend said. "Katlyn is another competitor at the plate that grinds day in and day out at the plate and outworks people. She holds the hits record and RBI record and we think that she will continue to do the same at the Division I level."
For the latest news on Blazer sports, follow the UAB Athletics Twitter account, @UABathletics. For an in-depth look into the UAB softball program, follow @UABsoftball on Twitter and Instagram.


text:
Your Dog, Your Life
The Scoop
Dog News, Politics
Bark-Out-Loud Humor
Doggie Style
Gear and Glam
Wildebeest creates the perfect present for new dog parents.
Dog Breeds
Foods & Treats
Health & Care
Behavior & Training
Dogs & Cleaning
Dog of the Day
Photo Comments
Last night, before bed, i was licking my paws. Daddy found out and was really mad. It is my bad habbit that i keep licking my paws until they sometimes get red and swollen. Because i didn't listen, i had to sleep with the lampshade e-collar around my neck the whole night.
I don't really have a good sleep with having the lampshade thingy around my neck. However, i understand that it was my fault that i licked my paws. I've been trying not to do it since i know it's not good, but i can't help myself sometimes heeheee.
Last night i was sleeping next to mommy legs. I was having a dream. When mommy moved, i was mad cuz she woke me up and i almost bit her. My dad was mad at me but my mom wasn't. She woke up in the morning and said shortly to me " why were you so mad baby?"
Sorry mommy i didn't mean to bite you :(
I've been Tagged by Oreo Fluff Cabrera! He thinks I am a SUPERSTAR and Invited me to PLANET HOLLYWOOD Home of Neon Lights and Shining Stars!
Planet Hollywood
Each player starts with Saying: "__(Name of the Person who Tagged You Here)__ Thinks I am a SUPERSTAR". Dogs who are tagged can check out PLANET HOLLYWOOD, see if they would like to join and if they do , need to post in their Diary the rules and choose 10 dogs/cats to tag and list their names. Next Invite them to Dogster/Catster group PLANET HOLLYWOOD
Don't forget to bark them a p-mail that they have been tagged,
Why You Think They Are a SUPERSTAR and to read your Diary or send them a fun Rosette announcing they've been Tagged!
I Think These Dogster/Catster Members are SUPERSTARS! So I Invited them To PLANET HOLLYWOOD
Planet Hollywood
1. Maddison
2. Duncan
3. Veronica
4. Harrison
5. Bella Paige
6. Colby Robert
7. Abigail
8. Sparky
9. Lucky~Star
10. Cindy Babylove
Copyright © I-5 Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved.
Visit Catster


text:
Archive for Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Leavenworth County Humane Society having pancake fundraiser
July 25, 2012
The Leavenworth County Humane Society will have a Flapjack Feed fundraiser in Leavenworth early next month.
The event will be 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 4, at Applebee's, 2912 S. Fourth St. in Leavenworth.
Tickets are $5, and they're available from LCHS volunteers or at the door. Adoptable dogs and cats from LCHS foster homes are scheduled to appear.
More like this story
- Piper boys end Tonganoxie's season at PHS
- Kansas City Connection: Ugly sweaters, Legos for adults and KU basketball at the Sprint Center
- Tonganoxie, McLouth student-athletes named to all-Lawrence Journal-World teams
- Aspiring Spire from Tonganoxie
- Tonganoxie boys win another nail-biter, have won 3 of last 4
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Commenting has been disabled for this item.


text:
Helmets undoubtedly look best when worn on the bike, but the good people at Chrome understand that there are such things as stairs and office etiquette that limit precious time spent wearing your lid. With this in mind, they made the Kharkiv, a bag with an expandable compartment to make sure your helmet is stowed safely.
At 28 litres of capacity with comfy padding, you'll have plenty of space to stow away shoes, shirts, and all the assorted stuff you might need for your commute. Whatsmore, the Kharkiv's high-grade and dense weave Cordura nylon means you can keep a weather eye on your lid while your lid can be kept safely from the weather! Truly, the Kharkiv is a bag for all seasons.
Hats off folks!
More Urban Cycling Bags
7 riders
bought this item
1 rider
wants this item
All orders are packed & shipped from our HQ in the UK on the same day you order, if in stock and ordered before 3pm GMT Monday to Friday.
We offer both mail and express ship options courtesy of Royal Mail, UPS and DPD depending on the country. Below you will find a rundown of default delivery costs, but to see your personalised shipping cost, please visit the delivery section of checkout when you have added some items to your bag. Please note that orders of bulky items will attract a surcharge.
|Up to 10 working days, from $5
|2 day, from $10
|Up to 5 working days, from €3
|Next day, from €6
|Up to 5 working days, from €3
|Next day, from €8
|Up to 10 working days, from $5
|3 day, from $20
|Up to 10 working days, from ¥300
|3 day, from ¥1200
|Up to 14 working days, from $6
|3 day, from £15
You may return items from your order for any reason up to 60 days after delivery.


text:
|Topic Review (Newest First)
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
I have a 1981 Bristol 41.1 for sale if you are interested. The 41.1 is a Ted Hood design centercockpit/centerboard. The vessel has a well established reputation.
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
Why would any one go to " www.a1line.com " when your obvious total lack of ethics as evidenced by spamming this forum and violating its rules against commercial posting shows that you are a totally untrustworthy person?
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
Please go to the " www.a1line.com ".You will find so many good opportunities for you.
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
Thanks, Jeff
Although new to this msg board, I noticed and I appreciate your thought-out, thorough replies.
This was the kind of information I was expecting. I was reading the excellent Nigel Calder´s book on cruising which provides a lot of good recommendations about the essential features for a good cruising boat, and weak spots of existing ones. One path mentioned is to get a cheap but reliable structure and retrofit thouroughly.
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
I tend to agree with you on the blue water aspects of the old morgan''s,however; several
of them have gone all the way around.Which
proves the point I always make.It is not what''s under your feet that counts but how you use it and the old noggin!!!
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
I know I will catch some heat here from the local chapter of I love my Morgan, but I at best I think of old Morgans as being good liveaboards and OK down island boats but to me, most of them are by no stretch my idea of a ''blue water cruiser. In my opinion the two closest models are the 43 and 45 but these are bigger than the range requested in the original post. Yes I know a lot of folks have done all kinds of wonderful things with old Morgans. I am thrilled for them and delighted that they were able to do what they did. It still does not make an old Morgan a blue water boat in my book.
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
You didn''t mention old Morgans in your reply. Any knowledge or opinion of them as bluewater cruisers?
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
If I get your question you are asking,''what is the cheapest used 40-42 foot boat that is suitable to make a bluewater, long passage cruise?
I will start by saying that you can make safe offshore passages in smaller boats and that that you may be able to get a better built, faster, more comfortable smaller boat for less money. The boats in the offshore capable boats in the 40-42 foot range that are at the bottom of the price range tend to be way older and have comparatively small interior volumes.
The other issue is how much work and money it will take to take a beater example of inherently offshore capable boat in the 40-42 foot range and make it offshore capable. The problem with big inexpensive boats is that they have a lot of age on them. Because of thier size, the parts to put one into solid shape are going to be expensive.
As with any ''cheap boat'', a survey is even more critical because there are a lot of problems that can cause boats to be cheaply priced and you are buying an inexpensive boat to save money and so if you get one with big (read expensive) problems then you have''n''t really saved any money. People who buy inexpensive boats often do not have the money to properly maintain them adding to the problem of buying a ''cheap boat''. You can expect to find some ''issues'' with any boat this age. Unless the boat has been very well maintained and updated by a previous owner, you might expect some combination of the following items will need attention:
·Sails, chainplates, standing and running rigging that are beyond their useful lifespan,
·an engine that is in need of rebuild or replacement,
·worn out or out of date deck, galley, and head hardware,
·worn out upholstery,
·electronics that are non operational, or in need of updating,
·electrical and plumbing systems that need repairs, upgrades to modern standards or replacement.
·Blister, fatigue, hull deck joint or deck coring problems
·Keel bolt replacement (bolt on keel) or delamination of the hull from the ballast for a glassed in keel.
·And perhaps a whole range of aesthetic issues.
So while you may be able to buy some big boats cheaply, you may end up with a lot more in them than it would appear at first blush. Because there is a real limit to what you can sell these older boats for that is often less than it takes to fix one up, in the long run you may be better off buying one that someone else has prepared to go offshore and save a lot of pain and heartache along the way.
Tartan 41- (high $30K- high $40K range)
Probably at the top of my list would be the 1970''s era Tartan 41. I raced on T41''s in the 1970''s. These were pretty hard boats to sail as race boats but they were well made and pretty fast and if you were not pushing them hard were good boats. There were a number of interiors fitted in these boats. Some were stripped out racers but most had a very workable cruising interior.
Other choices might include:
Cal 40
These are really neat old boats. They sell in a wide range of pricing depending on their condition. They are very fast boats for their day and offered a good workable interior. They were lightly built for the technology of the day and so a beater may need to serious work done it it.
Chris Craft Commanche- 42 feet (typically $39K to $50K)
These were nicely detailed S&S designs. As I recall from 25 or more years ago, they had simple well thought out interiors and sailed quite well.
Condor 40-
These are really neat Trimarrans. They were designed for short handed offshore work and really good at that kind of thing. Thier shoal draft lets them get into backwaters that a monohull this size can only dream of.
Ericson 41;
There were two extremely different boats called the Ericson 41. The 1960''s era boat is a visually beautiful boat that would be a neat boat to own even if they are pretty slow and wet. The later 1970''s boat offers a lot of room and a very interesting boat. It would not be very high on my list to go offshore but would not fall at the bottom either.
Hughes Northstar 40,
These boats are listed under a lot of different names. They came in a lot of different versions as well. These are good boats often over looked in the market place. I have seen them as cheaply as $50K but most seem to ask more than that.
Islander 41:
Islander built two 41 footers. The 1960''s boat ($30- 40K range) was a visually beautiful boat that would be at the bottom threshold of a boat I would go offshore on. The more modern Doug Peterson design would not make a good offshore cruiser.
Kalik 40
Nicely finished performance cruisers. They had teak decks which could be a real problem by now.
Little Harbor one ton. (42 feet)
These were heavy duty boats intended as offshore race boats but built in a day when racers could go cruising. These are very solid boats. They do have a strange interior. They were all originally centerboard boats but over time some have been converted to fin keels.
OLD early 1970''s era IOR race boats...
This is a real mixed bag. These boats can vary from some real junk to some very solid well engineered boats. Some have been refitted as cruisers. Some are stripped out down below and provide a platform to design and build a reasonable cruising interior.
Pearson Rhodes 41, Bounty II, and Cheoy Lee Rhodes Reliant (Offshore 41):
These are very similar Rhodes designed boats. The Bounty and Bounty used the same molds and the Offshore and Reliant were essentially the same boat and had a neat but strange layout. These are truely venerable old girls. While they are wet and very slow when compared to more modern designs they are still very good boats for what they are.
Whitby 42 (start in the mid $50k range)
Venerable offshore boats. Not fast, but good boats for what they are.
I am out of time here but this should give you a good start.
Good luck,
your 40-42´ bluewater cruiser
Hi everyone,
I am new in this msg board and I am trying to refrase an old question. Putting aside electronics, looking strictly from safety, seaworthiness, and structural design aspects, which is, at the bottom of the (price or quality) scale the used (and how old) 40-42´ boat you would consider boarding to make a bluewater, long passage cruise?
Regards to all,
|Posting Rules
You may post new threads
You may post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is On


text:
Join Now
Sign in
Remember me
Forgot your password?
Contact Us
Privacy & Security
Soccer America Daily
Soccer World Daily
Special Edition
Around The Net
Soccer Business Insider
College Soccer Reporter
Youth Soccer Reporter
Soccer on TV
Soccer America Classifieds
Game Report
Paul Gardner: SoccerTalk
Soccer America Confidential
Youth Soccer Insider
World Cup Watch
RSS Feeds
Manage Subscriptions
Order Current Issue
Manage My Subscription
Renew My Subscription
Gift Subscription
My Account
Join Now
Tournament Calendar
Camps & Academies
Soccer Glossary
Advanced Search
Section 2 Around the Net
> Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013
Report: Rooney Ponders Transfer Request
by Ross Fadner
Wayne Rooney plans to issue a formal transfer request in order to try and force a move to Chelsea. The Guardian reports that the England striker is increasingly thinking he needs to force a move after Manchester United revealed it had turned down another bid of $38.4 million plus an ...
Read the whole story
Spurs Removes Dempsey, Bale from Twitter Page
by Ross Fadner
Tottenham has removed both Gareth Bale and Clint Dempsey from the home page of its official Twitter account. While Dempsey has officially joined the Seattle Sounders in MLS, Bale has not yet completed his expected move to Real Madrid. The decision to remove the Welshman indicates that he could be ...
Read the whole story
Suarez Could Seek Legal Action Against Liverpool
by Ross Fadner
The Daily Mail reports that Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is considering taking legal action against Liverpool in a bid to force through a move to Arsenal. The Uruguayan believes there is a clause in his contract that would allow him to leave Liverpool if a Champions League club made a ...
Read the whole story
Scolari Pleads New Beginning for Imprisoned Brazil Star
by Ross Fadner
Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari wants to help former Bayern Munich defender Breno, who is currently serving a prison sentence, make a new beginning, ESPN reports. The 23-year-old was sentenced to three years and nine months for arson in July 2012 after setting fire to his own house while under ...
Read the whole story
Gervinho Joins Roma
by Ross Fadner
Gervinho on Monday completed a $10.6 million plus performance-related bonuses move from Arsenal to AS Roma. The move reunites the Ivory Coast international with his former Lille coach Rudy Garcia, who took over at the Stadio Olimpico earlier this summer.
Read the whole story
Report: La Liga Game-Fixing Games Revealed
by Ross Fadner
Italian daily Corriere dello Sport on Tuesday revealed the La Liga games from last season that are being investigated for fixing. Earlier this week, LFP President Javier Tebas admitted that three games were being investigated for match-fixing. According to the Italian paper they are: Levante-Deportivo, Levante-Celta Vigo and Real Zaragoza-Athletic ...
Read the whole story
Taarabt Undergoing Fulham Medical
by Ross Fadner
Fulham coach Martin Jol has confirmed that Queens Park Rangers midfielder Adel Taarabt is undergoing a medical at Craven Cottage for a proposed season-long deal. Fulham had also been pursuing unsettled AS Roma striker Pablo Osvaldo, but Jol suggested the move could prove too costly. Aston Villa striker Darren Bent ...
Read the whole story
Recent Most Read Stories
Gold Cup: Six players who could benefit from big summers
Michael Garcia of FIFA fame is back in the news
Lost in Translation: The alleged Arturo Vidal insult of Cristiano Ronaldo
Video Pick: Back-heel, Bike and Volleys Oh My!
MLS: Timbers' Cascadia draw latest in worrying pattern
Subscribe to
Section 2 Around the Net
Most Current News »
Previous Issues
Saturday, Jan 17, 2015
Thursday, Jan 15, 2015
Wednesday, Jan 14, 2015
Tuesday, Jan 13, 2015
Monday, Jan 12, 2015
Friday, Jan 9, 2015
Thursday, Jan 8, 2015
Wednesday, Jan 7, 2015
Tuesday, Jan 6, 2015
Monday, Jan 5, 2015
More Issues »
© 2014 Soccer America. All rights reserved.
145 Pipers Hill Road
Wilton, CT 06897 USA
tel. 347-762-2640, fax 917-591-3261
Contact Us
Terms & Conditions
Join Soccer America
Renew Subscription
Tournament Calendar
Soccer Glossary
Follow Us On