text:
"First time customer, not sure what to expect. Birth/moving announcement was what I needed so went with Tiny Prints even though the cost was a little more than other vendors. TOTALLY worth it. Paper was thick and resolution was crisp. Even the envelopes that came with the cards were decent. I will buy my holiday cards from this company and future invites."
"Wow I was so impressed with my order, it actually exceeded my expectations! I couldn't be more happy with the announcements I ordered!! The paper quality is exellent and so is the design in general. I will definitely be using Tiny Prints for now on, they are reliable, professional and affordable!"
"I loved that creating my announcement was quick and easy. This moving announcement is a cute way to share our transition with friends and family. I especially love the colors and lettering font."
"Fast delivery received them earlier than expected. Cute two in one announcement so you don't have to purchase to announcements."
"Loved that this announcement covered both our new address and our new baby! Just wish it could be customized with a different color such as purple instead of just pink."
Copyright © 2004-2017 Shutterfly, Inc | Tiny Prints | Terms of Use. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.


text:
Pan India FREE Shipping.
Applicable on all products except LED TV& LCD TV.
For LED TV & LCD TV shipping charges will be Rs.900/-.
Easy EMI option available for 3 months and 6 months.
No additional cost on EMI.
Available with ICICI, HDFC & CITI bank credit cards only.
EMI only available with Laptops, Desktops & Tablet products.
Available only on Laptops, Desktops, Tablet and All-in-One PC
You can pay by cash on delivery in most Indian cities and towns.
Call us 1860-1800-425
9AM to 6PM (Mon-Fri)
Call us 8826855088
9AM to 6PM (Mon-Fri)
Smart Buy Tablets
Idea Tab
Edutainment Products
Home Appliances
Hamilton Beach
Search :
My Shopping Basket
Shopping Cart
View Cart
Shopping Cart (Items 0)
Welcome Guest
New user
Terms and Conditions
17th January 2014 to 15th February 2014
Participation in this Scheme is voluntary. By choosing to participate in this Scheme, the customer hereby confirms that he/she has studied these detailed terms and conditions and agrees to be bound by the same. Information on how to claim and entitlements shall form part of these Terms and Conditions.
The promotion period (Period): The offer is valid from 17th January 2014 to 15th February 2014 (23:59 hours) the offer is available while stocks last.
The promotion is only valid for customers (resident of India) who have purchased eligible HCL product (Product) (as described below), from any eligible / authorized retailer of HCL in India during the Period.
Procedure to apply / claim for the promotion is as follows:
The customer needs to purchase the Product from any authorized HCL dealer /distributor in India.
In order to qualify for the promotion, customer must register their Products at the website
(Promotional Website) by clicking on RICOH LASER PRINTER SP100 portal and complete the "Claim Form" on the Promotional Website by 19th February 2014.
The customer shall provide the following details along with other details as specified in the claim form:
(i) Scanned copy of invoice,
(ii) Scanned copy of Photo ID proof
The customer must click "submit / save" only after furnishing true and complete information. HCL is not liable to entertain incomplete, ineligible, erroneous forms.
Once the claim has been received and approved, the customer will receive confirmation of receipt of the Claim Form, by email email@example.com ("Confirmation email") from HCL stating whether or not the claim for promotion has been successful. It is the customer's responsibility to contact HCL using the email address above within seven (7) days of their claim being sent if an email acknowledgement has not been received.
A Ricoh Laser Printer SP 100 (Offered Printer by HCL Offer Partner) will be issued for delivery within 25 days of successful processing of claim by HCL unless there are any unforeseen delays.
Delivery of Offered Printer can take up to 7 days from date of despatch. HCL makes no commitment for any timely delivery under the Period.
HCL is not liable to entertain any claim made after Rs 3000.
Claims must be submitted by the customer only. Resellers may not submit claims on behalf of their customers.
This offer is not open to employees of HCL, their agents, wholesalers, resellers, retail staff, retailers, participating stockists or anyone (including family members) connected with the promotion.
This promotion offer cannot be granted to the customer who: a) has not purchased an Eligible Product within the Period; and / or b) has not completed the claim form and/or c) has not submitted all documents required for the participation; and/or d) has not submitted their claim by 19th February 2014; and / or and/or e) revoked the purchase contract for the product; and / or f) has failed in any way to comply with these terms and conditions.
HCL reserves the right to audit all requests to ensure that the terms and conditions of the promotion have been met and to request additional information regarding any and all claims and supporting documents. All documentation submitted for this promotion becomes property of HCL and will not be returned. Submission of false, incorrect, misleading or fraudulent documentation may result in disqualification of customer from this promotion and future HCL promotions and may result in the customer being subject to prosecution. HCL decision shall be final and binding in case of any discrepancy.
Personal Information from all claims will be collected and used for the purposes of conducting this offer (which includes disclosure to third parties for the purpose of processing and conducting the offer). By completing and submitting a claim you consent to HCL using your personal information as described and for promotional, marketing and publicity purposes including sending electronic messages.
The customer acknowledges that the Offered Printer provided in the offer is at the sole risk of the customer and that the entire risk as to satisfactory quality, performance, accuracy and effort is with the customer, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Printer and any service performed or provided by the HCL Offer Partner, are provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE", with all faults and without warranty of any kind, and HCL hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with respect to the Offered Printer and any services, either express, implied or statutory, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties and / or conditions of merchantability of satisfactory quality, of fitness for a particular purpose, of accuracy, of quiet enjoyment, and non-infringement of third party rights. HCL does not warrant against interference with customer's enjoyment of the offered Printer, that the functions contained in or services performed or provided by, the offered Printer will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that defects in the offered Printer or service will be corrected. No oral or written information or advice given by HCL Offer Partner or its Authorised representative shall create a warranty on behalf of HCL. Should the Offered Printer or services prove defective, customer assumes the entire cost of all necessary servicing, repair or correction. HCL shall in no case be liable for any defect occurring due to use of offered Printer. HCL shall not be liable for any damage or defect in Offered Printer, including any warranties, repair / replacement services etc and the customer shall not hold HCL liable for the same.
The terms and conditions on the Offered Printer shall be applicable on the customer as provided by respective HCL Offer Partner. In case of any contradiction between Terms and conditions of respective HCL Offer Partner and these terms and conditions. HCL'S terms and conditions shall prevail.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, HCL's aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with the contract, whether based on contract, tort, statutory warranty or otherwise, shall be limited to the amount actually paid by the customer for the purchase of the eligible product. HCL shall not be liable for any special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages of any kind including but not limited to loss of use, data, profit, income, business, anticipated savings, reputation, and more generally, any loss of an economic or financial nature, whether these may be deemed as consequential or arising directly and naturally from the incident giving rise to the claim.
HCL Offer Partner agrees to hold HCL and/or its directors, employees, officers or representatives harmless from any loss (including but not limited to indirect or consequential loss), damage, personal injury, if any, suffered or sustained in connection with their participation in this offer or use of rewards.
HCL is not responsible or liable for any technical, hardware, software, server, website, or other failures or damage of any kind to the extent that this prevents the participant from, or otherwise obstructs him/her in participating in the promotion.
This promotion may not be combined with other promotions, programmes or offers from HCL except where other promotions, programmes or offers provide for this in their terms and conditions. HCL reserves the right to change, discontinue, and extend the promotion and/or the terms and conditions thereof without requiring giving any prior notice. Decision of the HCL with regard to any matter arising out of this promotion shall be final, conclusive and binding and shall not be susceptible to any dispute
HCL shall not be liable for any failure to full fill this offer where such failure is caused by any supervening circumstances amounting to force majeure being an event(s) which, without the fault of either party, render performance impossible or incapable of satisfactory execution.
These terms and conditions do not, nor do they purport to, limit, exclude or modify any non-excludable statutory guarantees as provided under any legislation of India.
In case of any dispute or confusion in interpretation of these Terms and Conditions, HCL's interpretation shall be final and binding. All disputes related to the offer and/or its interpretation shall be referred to General Counsel, HCL for amicable resolution. Courts at New Delhi shall have exclusive jurisdiction to adjudicate any disputes related this offer.
I accept the terms and conditions
Corporate Site
About US
Apply as Channel Partner
Buy HCL Laptops On EMI
Contact Us
Technical Support
Download Drivers
My Account
My Order Status
My Basket
HCL Employee Referral
Terms and Conditions
Privacy Policy
Return Policy
Follow us on
Payment Options
© 2012 HCLStore.in. All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Morning Silver Market Report 10/17
Compiled 10/17/12 6:00 AM (CT)
Statistics: London Gold Fix $1,747.75 +$10.25 LME Copper Stocks 224,450 tons +13,725 tons
SILVER MARKET FUNDAMENTALS: (6:00 AM CT) Like gold, silver prices managed a higher high overnight even if prices eventually fell back to the prior session's closing level into the early US trade. Silver seems to have increased its focus on the action and direction of gold prices and perhaps silver has also de-linked somewhat with a more industrially focused copper market. However, silver was able to forge some gains in the wake of positive US data yesterday and that suggests silver is also starting to get beyond a constant hope and focus on the prospect of more central bank easing. Therefore silver might now need to see consistently positive US scheduled data, positive US equity market action and a risk-on environment to make more ground on the upside.
Hindering silver somewhat today is overnight news of a rather noted quarterly rise in silver production from Polymetal, a Russian miner. To confirm a focus on growth today in the silver trade probably requires a positive silver price reaction to US housing data.
At least in the early going today, silver was benefiting from supportive currency market action and generally positive European and US equity market action.
Comex Silver Stocks were 142.163 million ounces up 561,944 ounces. Silver stocks have increased 13 of the last 20 days.
OUTSIDE MARKET DEVELOPMENTS: (6:00 AM CT) Chinese stocks were mostly higher overnight, with the Hang Seng reaching up to a fresh 7 month high. Once again the Chinese markets were lifted by strength in Banking and financial shares.
European shares were mixed to slightly higher overnight with the CAC down early and the DAX higher. European investors could have been cheered slightly by a rise in Euro zone Construction Output and perhaps the markets were relieved that Moody's decided not to cut Spain's credit rating.
US shares were mostly unchanged with the trade looking ahead to US housing starts and permits data, that will be released later today. Expectations for the US Housing data call for a minor improvement in Housing starts, but not much change in the more forward looking Housing permits figures.
*Disclaimer: The information in the Market Commentaries was obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not guarantee its accuracy. Neither the information nor any opinion expressed therein constitutes a solicitation of the purchase or sale of any futures or options contracts.
Copyright CME Group All rights reserved.


text:
A Connecticut law requiring flu shots for children entering preschool or daycare has reduced flu-related hospitalizations of young children by 12 percent, according to a new study. The jump in flu vaccinations of young children -- to 84 percent in 2012-2013 from about 68 percent in 2009-2010 -- is thought to have caused the decline in hospitalizations...
Click on s'ource' for full article.
Click on s'ource' for full article.
Please login/join to leave a comment


text:
Fans of Tom Brady's long locks will be heartened by his latest comments about his hairdo.
The New England Patriots QB was asked by NBC's Bob Costas on Sunday if he intends to cut his hair anytime soon.
"Probably not," Brady said in an interview that will air on NBC's Football Night in America on Sunday.
"As this winter time goes, I think the beard comes a little bit, the hair grows a little," Brady said. "It's got to stay warm out here. We're in New England."
Brady said in September on a Boston radio station that he would defer questions about his hair to his wife, supermodel Gisele Bundchen.
"You'll have to speak to my wife about that," he said.
Earlier this month, ESPN's Kenny Mayne poked fun at Brady's hair in a spoof comparing him to teen musician Justin Bieber.
Brady told Costas the long hair is likely to stay.
"I've got to do things to keep warm," he said. "I've learned that from (Minnesota Vikings QB Brett) Favre. Favre's always got the scruffy beard going so that's what I'm going to do."
-- Sean Leahy
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


text:
By Ira Green for MSNsportsNET.com
October 29, 2008
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia men's soccer team received goals from sophomore Dan Hagey and senior Alex Yost en route to a 2-0 victory against BIG EAST foe Marquette on a chilly and windy Wednesday evening at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium.
WVU (5-7-5, 3-3-4 BIG EAST) jumped out to a quick start on offense with multiple scoring opportunities. Sophomore Paul Paradise took his first of a team-high three shots in the game in the 33rd minute, but the blast was stopped by Marquette goalkeeper Matt Pyzdrowski. Less than five minutes later, it was Hagey who tallied the first goal of the game.
Junior Ryan Gillespie, who was credited with an assist, started the play on the far side of the field. The Virginia Beach, Va., native crossed the ball inside the 18-yard box, near the penalty kick area, to Hagey. The Ephrata, Pa., native collected the ball and was able to slide it past the Golden Eagles' Pyzdrowski into the back of the net from the ground at the 29:12 mark.
WVU's second goal appeared imminent at the 24:07 mark on a scramble inside Marquette's box. Paradise laid the ball off to freshman Declan Coll and after dropping it back to his teammate, Paradise sent a blast past the Golden Eagles' goalkeeper, but struck the post. The ball bounced back into the field of play and the Mountaineers were unable to capitalize.
With only 2:32 left to play in the first half, it was Paradise, again, stirring up trouble for the Marquette defense. The Plum, Pa., native dribbled the ball on the near side of the field, to the right of the goal, and sent a perfect cross on the ground past Pyzdrowski, but the pass went untouched to the opposite side of the field.
WVU continued to create opportunities on offense. With a little less than 11 minutes in the contest, freshman Alex Silva sent a cross from the far side of the field in front of the net to freshman Kurt Freemyer. The Arlington, Va., native came streaking in toward the goal, but just missed putting a head on the ball and scoring his first career goal.
The Mountaineers, however, lit up the scoreboard again with only seven minutes to go. After Silva crossed the ball to the near side of the field, Gillespie sent a high ball into the box. The 6-foot-3 Yost, near the far post, was able to out-jump a defender and head it to the near post for the score, his second of the season. Gillespie was credited with his second assist of the night and Silva also earned an assist on the play.
"I was proud of him (Yost) getting that goal," Head Coach Marlon LeBlanc said. "Alex is good when he has a couple of guys playing off of him and for him to find that ball in the box without that extra support was tremendous on his part to get on the end of that cross. Gillie (Gillespie) works so hard on getting those services better and he actually had a couple of great ones in the first half. For Alex to battle back from those injuries and get a goal was just a reward for him."
WVU senior Donald La Guerre, who played 20 minutes in the win, also got in on the offense. The Arima, Trinidad, native sent a blast on the ground in the 84th minute toward the near post that was stopped by a diving Pyzdrowski. La Guerre tallied two shots in the game.
WVU sophomore goalkeeper Zach Johnson made one save and posted his eighth shutout of the season. The Lumberton, N.J., native joined elite company with the shutout, making him just the third player in school history to record at least eight shutouts in more than one season. Johnson also improved his goals-against average to 0.55 and his season save percentage to .886. He ranked in the top 15 nationally in each category heading into Wednesday's contest.
Marquette falls to 3-9-4 on the season and 1-7-2 in league play. Billy Von Rueden and Calum Mallace each tallied two shots apiece in the game. Pyzdrowski made three saves in 90 minutes of action.
"That's three big points," LeBlanc said of the win. "One point on the weekend will guarantee our seed in the BIG EAST Tournament and I think we have a couple of outs as well. A Seton Hall loss or tie will also guarantee our seed in the tournament. Our boys are going after three points on Saturday night. We play to win and we're going to play to win on Saturday night."
The Mountaineers return to Dick Dlesk on Saturday, Nov. 1, for a game against Blue Division leader, Notre Dame. WVU will honor five seniors, Sean Brooks, Ryan Chance, La Guerre, Tony Lindroos and Yost on senior night, also the final regular-season contest for the Mountaineers. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.


text:
Product Reference: 42696
Protects your Lumia 1520 from accidental bumps, scrapes and drops
The Lumia 1520 Poly Jacket Black Matte Case protects the back and sides of your phone from accidental bumps, drops and scrapes. The tough plastic shell will save your Lumia 1520 from accidents without adding excess bulk to your device.
Stylish ergonomic case emphasises the design of the Lumia 1520
Designed to complement the unique styling of the Nokia Lumia 1520, the poly jacket case has a matte black finish and is very slim. This has great synergy with the detailing of your phone and enjoy fantastic protection too.
Cutouts for the various ports and features of your phone
The shell has all of the appropriate cutouts for the ports and features of your Lumia such as the camera with flash, volume controls and so on.
Simple snap on design
The simple snap on design allows for easy installation and removal if necessary. It features a special coating on the inner case which prevents the case from scratching the back of your phone.


text:
Goaltending discussion thread (edit: Markstrom called up)
View Single Post
ginner classic
Registered User
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Kitsilano
Posts: 9,443
vCash: 815
Originally Posted by
Wow you probably feel more strongly about this than anyone has about anything ever. I certainly don't have the energy to keep up. The only point I have on the entire topic is that although Markstrom (may) be a better goalie and improve the team, it wont make as much difference as improving the teams overall play.
But i will ask a couple of things. Why are you insistent on only including the past 4 games? Yes we have played better lately, but did the first 6 games not happen? Was that not the Panthers playing? You cant just dissmiss half of our games played thus far. You or I dont know if we are closer to the team in the first 6 games, or the team in the last 4, so I don't think its right to act like they havent happened.
Second, calling the goalie "the most important position in sports" is definitely debatable (i know its a little OT) and not nearly as open and close as you suggest (Quaterbacks say hello!). Also, I think most would agree the Panthers have had above to well-above average goaltending throughout their history. Where has it taken us? No where. Missed the playoffs for 10 years. Why? Because the skaters havent been good enough. Same thing is happening now.
I get such a kick out of people who accept weakness in goal. It does not matter if it is or is not the biggest problem, it is essential to solve it.
Florida should absolutely call up markstrom and waive clemmer. As much as I'd like to see the nux ship lou back there, the best alternative at this point is to try out the guy that they are betting on long term. He's already banked half a season of development time. Missing ten starts or so is nothing as compared to tthe value of having him experience the nhl.
ginner classic
View Public Profile
ginner classic's albums
Find More Posts by ginner classic


text:
I'm so glad you stopped by to visit!
My husband and I live in a tiny southern town with our two precious daughters, ages 7 and 4. We love the simplicity of country living, so we sold our house in the city five years ago and bought an 80-year-old farmhouse full of character. I count my blessings every day for my sweet family and love spending time with them more than anything else. A few things I enjoy are decorating and restoring our home, cooking, attempting to garden, learning how to sew, and dreaming up new projects.
I created this blog as a little reminder of all the things I have to be thankful for and as a journal of our home renovations with a little of our daily life thrown in. I write about the things I enjoy and I hope you enjoy reading!
You can always contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I'd love to hear from you!
You can always contact me at email@example.com. I'd love to hear from you!


text:
Yesterday I was researching/browsing interesting and inventive print ads on the internet and came across this one:
If you can't make out the print, it says "Extremely Fast Interent" right next to the brand name and logo of what I can only assume to be some kind of ISP.
Clever, right? But will it drive sales?
Probably not. And there's two reasons for this:
1) No Call to Action
2) No supporting facts
Now, the call-to-action part is obvious to anyone with any direct response copywriting experience whatsoever. How do I find out more about this "extremely fast internet"? How can I tell if it's offered where I live? In other words, how can I buy the darn thing, you're supposedly offering for sale?
If you want people to respond (usually by buying) it helps if you give them clear, easy directions on how to do so. Sort of a no-brainer, that one is. But at the risk of drawing the ire of the DM crowd, I have to say that…
If I'm Interested Enough, I'll Find My Own Path to Buying
While I don't want to diminish the importance of the CTA, I really think that the absence of substantiating facts in this ad is, if anything, more harmful to its effectiveness than the lack of any sort of Call to Action. If you get me interested enough in what you're selling, I'll figure out my next action on my own. Google is great for that; I can just search "OI3 Netvision" and see what comes up — IF, and only if, I'm interested enough.
But I'll never be interested enough if you just show me the clever visual analogy and think you've made your point. My natural instinct in this situation (really, anyone's natural instinct) is to assume parity. You say you're fast, but you're probably no faster than my regular internet provider. Clever ad, but it's still an ad, meaning its messaging is assumed to be self-serving bullshit until proven otherwise.
Factual Romance
And then there's "Factual Romance." Factual Romance is the term J. Peterman came up with to describe his philosophy towards product selection and merchandising, as used in this semi-famous quote:
"People want things that are hard to find. Things that have a romance, but a factual romance, about them." – J. Peterman
And what I believe the man meant by this was romance bolstered by some hard truth or fact that prevented the logical mind of the buyer from dismissing the romance as so much self-serving BS. J. Peterman can romance the Swaine Adeney Brigg umbrella as the "King of Umbrellas" because it is, in fact, the umbrella of kings — the company actually has a Royal Warrant to provide umbrellas to the Royal Family.
Likewise, it's fine to romance the speed of Netvision's internet connection, but you've got to provide a bit of fact to go with it. How much faster is it than regular DSL or the average cable modem? What does that mean in terms of downloading a movie or talking over a VOIP connection?
Imagine that ad with a big, bold, white font on the back of the computer screen proclaiming "2X Faster than DSK. Download High Definition movies in 3 minutes or less." Wouldn't that make for a more effective ad? Even without the CTA, it would at least get me interested enough to research the company/claims, and maybe, just maybe, stick in the back of my mind, should I ever become disenchanted with my current ISP.
Want an example of how to do this right? Check out this old Union Carbide commercial for their high-tech insulation:
Yes, they've got the drama of the baby chicken. What a great product demo. But they also provide lots of cool facts. Some stated plainly as facts, such as "it's 25 to 100 times better than [any other insulation] we've had before." And some are stated in terms of concrete, almost dramatic examples: "One inch of super insulation wrapped around a railroad tank car can keep liquid helium at 420 degrees below zero all the way from New York to Los Angeles."
The drama keeps you riveted to the screen in anticipation, and the facts let you know that it's not BS. You leave convinced. And that's what it takes for your ads, too — regardless of whether you're using print, radio, TV, or Web-based advertising.
Or, as my business partner, Roy Williams puts it:
- "Details and specifics add credibility. Names! Dates! Problems! Solutions! Any thing less is an unsubstantiated claim and will be summarily dismissed by the customer."
- "Always sat isfy the left brain when you can. It holds veto power when the right brain wants to do some thing that is obviously dangerous or foolish. No, I'm not saying that logic trumps emotion. I'm saying only that lazy writers too often try to work the heart because it's easier. They're unwill ing to do the research and hard work required to sat isfy the mind."
Carlin on 11.06.2011
Wow, what a great choice of videos to drive the point home.
That's one I won't soon forget!
Thanks Jeff for writing these, I don't always get time to comment, but I do read them!
Carlin in Edmonton
(should look into that insulation, we're gonna need it soon!)
Jeff on 11.08.2011
Thanks, Carlin. I appreciate your readership : )
And, yeah, that commercial is a bit old, but it's brilliant. I wish more of today's commercials had that much cogency and clarity!
– Jeff
Tom on 11.09.2011
Wow, that never seen this commercial before. Impressive.
Hey Jeff, regarding the last quote, do yo mean to say 'always satisfy the left side of the brain with enough logic so that your brain can rationalize the decision' ? The actual decision is thus still being based on emotion, but validated with at least some logic.
Jeff on 11.09.2011
Yes! That's absolutely what I'm saying. We often need a fig leaf of rationality to give into what we really want to do in the first place. Many people buy luxury products strictly as a signal of status, but it still helps to show them how much nicer or better-built or longer-lasting the luxury product is. Give people a few logical facts to rationalize spending 3X more for the luxury branded product, and you'll get far more customers shelling out their money, even though the real reason for the purchase has nothing to do with durability or build quality.
– Jeff
Tom on 11.10.2011
fascinating how our psyche works! thanks for the response.


text:
Lauren Dybing scored 21 points and grabbed 9 rebounds for Drake as they fought off Bradley and held on for a 75-70 win. Creighton ended their three-game slide with a home win over UNI behind a double-double from Sam Schett and Evansville won the final non-conference tilt of the season, 69-57, at Lipscomb.
Drake 75, Bradley 70
Junior Lauren Dybing (Bloomington, Minn./St. Croix Lutheran) contributed five of her career- and game-high 21 points in the run to allow the Bulldogs to overcome a six-point deficit and improve to 12-5 overall, including 5-1 in the Missouri Valley Conference. The loss dropped Bradley to 7-10 on the campaign and 1-5 in league action.
History was made at the 4:09 mark of the second half when Whorton drained her second three-pointer of the affair, to move into sole possession of first place in school history with her 237th career triple. The three-pointer vaulted her past Julie Rittgers (1991-95), who recorded 236 during her distinguished Drake career.
The Bulldogs were fortunate to come out of the contest with the victory as the Braves jumped out of the gates on fire offensively and three times held a nine-point advantage in the first half.
Drake kept the contest close before taking its first lead of the affair on the play of the game from junior Ashleigh Brady (
The advantage swelled to three before Drake went into the intermission holding a 35-32 lead. The Bulldogs connected on 46.4 percent of their attempts in the first half, while holding the Braves to a 36.4 percent shooting mark.
Drake stretched the margin to as many as seven in the second stanza, before Bradley erased the deficit with a 10-0 run fueled by four points from Devyn Flanagan to assume a 53-50 lead with 8:48 remaining.
The Braves maintained the advantage until senior Jill Martin (
Three Bradley players finished in double-figures, led by Skye Johnson with 20 points.
A 21-point, career-best nine-rebound effort from Dybing sparked the Blue and White, while Martin and sophomore Jordann Plummer (St. Louis, Mo./Cardinal Ritter) added 13 and 12 points, respectively. Dybing fell one rebound shy of posting the sixth Drake double-double of the season and first of her career.
Nearly recording her first career double-double was Brady, who finished with nine points and a career-high seven rebounds off the bench. Freshman Kristin Turk (
Drake finished the affair shooting 46.4 percent, while Bradley nearly matched the number connecting on 45.3 percent of its attempts.
The Bulldogs corralled 38 rebounds to 32 for the Braves. Drake committed 16 turnovers, while forcing Bradley into 13.
An in-state showdown with
Creighton 71, UNI 63
UNI (6-11, 2-4 MVC) scored the first basket of the game and led 6-5 before the Bluejays scored the game's next 11 points to take control of the game. CU led by as many as 16 in the first half and carried a 36-22 lead into halftime. The Jays out-worked UNI on the glass 24-17 in the opening half and owned an 8-0 edge in second-chance points during that span.
The Panthers scored the first six points of the second half to draw within eight, with CU ahead 36-28. After exchanging baskets, the Jays scored nine straight points to claim their largest lead of the night, up 47-30 with 15 minutes remaining in the game. But the pesky Panthers, led by CU Athletics Hall of Famer Tanya Warren, stayed in the game and got within eight, down 61-53 with 4:23 to play. But the Bluejays responded to go back up by 15 and a late surge by UNI was aided by missed CU free-throws to make the final margin 71-63.
Schuett scored in double figures for the first time since Dec. 5, leading the Jays with 18 off the bench. She chipped in a career-best 13 boards, including 10 on the defensive end, for her fifth career double-dime. The sophomore led four Bluejays in double figures.
Kelsey Woodard added 12 points and a pair of steals, while going 4-for-4 at the free-throw line for the third straight game. Kristina Voss added 11 points, including a 5-for-5 performance at the free-throw line. Ally Thrall finished with 10 points, making 3-of-6 three-pointers.
Kelsey Crites came off the CU bench to lead the team with a career-high six assists in just 13 minutes of play.
Three Panthers reached double figures, led by senior Traci Ollendieck's 19 points. Ollendieck added a team-best nine rebounds, four steals and three assists. Jacqui Kalin had 16 points and Lizzie Boeck added 10 for the Panthers.
The Bluejays return to action on Saturday when they play host to Bradley (7-10, 1-5 MVC). The Jays and Braves will tip off at 4:05 p.m. at the Civic on Saturday. The game can be heard live on Spirit 88.9 FM and online at www.kvss.com.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.An 18-6 Evansville run five minutes into the second half finally gave the visiting University of Evansville women's basketball team a double-digit lead it would never lose on Thursday, as the Purple Aces collected their fourth-straight victory with a 69-57 win over the Lipscomb University Lady Bisons at Allen Arena in Nashville.
After collecting a pair of eight-point leads in the first half and a seven-point cushion at the start of the second half, the Purple Aces were finally able to grab a double-digit lead, 49-39, on a jumper by junior forward Robyn Jennings with just over 11 minutes to play.
Senior guard Courtney Felke led a pack of five Purple Aces in double-figures with 18 points on 7-of-13 shooting from the floor. Junior guard Ashley Austin also added 12 points, senior guard Rebekah Parker and junior forward Shannon Novosel chipped in 11 points each, and
With the victory,


text:
318 TDS Starting Problem
I recently Purchased a 318 tds (year 2000 model E36). It Had sustained water damage (fresh water) but was drivable.
It now does not start, as a result, the ECU has been changed, the engine loom and the immobiliser box, Oh also one of the solenoid switches (for good measure!) Still not sure what the problem is.
There doesn't seem to be any diesal comming out of the injectors into the engine.
Someone suggested that there could be air in the system and so was advised to attemp on cranking the engine, a dozen times or so (i'm currently on 6 times, as the battery keeps going flat!).
Anyway, where should I go from here?
Thanks in anticipation.
Jay, UK
IF there's no diesel coming out of the injectors the next obvious step is to check your fuel pump.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:46 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
(c) 1999 - 2016 performanceIX Inc - privacy policy - terms of use


text:
The Story (continued)
Brief Encounter (1946)
Ashamed and confused, Laura breathlessly runs from the apartment in the driving rain down the city street. She realizes her obligation to phone her husband and manufacture a devious excuse for missing dinner. [The film rejoins Laura - with her voice-over]:
I ran until I couldn't run any longer. I leaned against a lamp post to try and get my breath. I was in one of those side roads that lead out of the high street. I know it was stupid to run but I couldn't help myself. I felt so utterly humiliated and defeated and so dreadfully, dreadfully ashamed. After a minute or two, I pulled myself together. I walked on in the direction of the station. It was still raining but not very much. I suddenly realized that I couldn't go home, not until I got myself more under control and had a little time to think. Then I thought of you waiting at home and the dinner being spoilt. So I went into the high street and found a tobacconist and telephoned to you. Do you remember? Laura: ...Everything's perfectly all right, but I shan't be home to dinner. I'm with Miss Lewis. Miss Lewis, dear. You know, the librarian I told you about at Boots...Well, I met her in the high street a little while ago in a terrible state. Her mother's been taken ill and I promised to stay with her until the doctor comes... It's awfully easy to lie when you know you're trusted implicitly. So very easy and so very degrading. I started walking without much purpose. I turned out of the high street almost immediately. I was terrified that I might run into Alec. I was pretty certain that he would come after me to the station. I walked for a long while. Finally, I found myself at the War Memorial, you know, it's right at the other side of the town. It had stopped raining altogether, and I felt stifflingly hot, so I sat down on one of the seats.
Fleeing from her humiliation and shame - and from the apartment, Laura ends up in a small square. From a high, wide-angle shot, she is shown as a tiny figure approaching a bench, overshadowed by a large dark, disapproving public statue - a War Memorial monument to her left in the foreground. The statue (with phallic elements) 'witnesses' her inner state of mind, looming down over her and her recent sinful, scandalous behavior. Soon, a policeman approaches - a symbol of social order and law-abiding enforcement, and she feels guilt ("I felt like a criminal"):
There was nobody about and I lit a cigarette. I know how you disapprove of women smoking in the street. I do too really, but I wanted to calm my nerves and I thought it might help. I sat there for ages, I don't know how long. Then I noticed a policeman walking up and down a little way off. He was looking at me rather suspiciously. Presently, he came up to me. Bobbie/Policeman (Richard Thomas): Feeling all right, Miss?
Laura: Yes, thank you.
Bobbie: Waiting for someone?
Laura: No. No, I'm not waiting for anyone.
Bobbie: Don't go and catch cold now. The damp might be setting about on seats.
Laura: I'm going now anyhow. I've got to catch a train.
Bobbie: Are you sure you feel quite all right?
Laura: Quite thank you. Good night.
Bobbie: Good night, Miss. I walked away, trying to look casual, knowing that he was watching me. I felt like a criminal. I walked rather quickly back in the direction of the high street. I got to the station fifteen minutes before the last train to Ketchworth. And then I realized that I'd been wandering about for over three hours, but it didn't seem to be any time at all.
Laura requests a glass of brandy and a piece of paper and an envelope from the attendant at the tea room bar, just as the establishment is about to close. While pondering what to write, Alec finds her there with a worried look on his face:
Alec: Darling, I've been looking for you everywhere.
Laura: Please go away. Please don't...Please go away.
Alec: I've watched every train. I can't leave you like this...You're being dreadfully cruel. It was just an accident that he came back. He doesn't know who you are. He never even saw you.
Laura: I suppose he laughed, didn't he?...
Alec: He didn't speak of you. We spoke of some nameless creature who has no reality at all.
Laura: Well, why didn't you tell him who I was? Why didn't you say we were cheap and low, not cowards...
Alec: Stop it, Laura. Pull yourself together.
Laura: But it's true, isn't it? It's true.
Alec: It's nothing of the sort. We know we really love each other. That's true. That's all that really matters.
Laura: It isn't all that really matters. Other things matter too. Self-respect matters and decency. I can't go on any longer.
Alec: Could you really say goodbye? Never see me again?
Laura: Yes, if you'd help me.
Alec: I love you, Laura. I shall love you always until the end of my life. I can't look at you now cause I know something. I know that this is the beginning of the end. Not the end of my loving you but the end of our being together. But not quite yet, darling. Please. Not quite yet.
Laura: Very well. Not quite yet.
Alec: I know what you feel about this evening. I mean about the sordidness of it. I know about the strain of our different lives - our lives apart from each other. The feeling of guilt and doing wrong is too strong, isn't it? Too great a price to pay for the happiness we have together. I know all this because it's the same for me too.
Laura: You can look at me now. I'm all right.
Alec: Let's be very careful. Let's prepare ourselves. A sudden break now, however brave and admirable will be too cruel. We can't do such violence to our hearts and minds.
Laura: Very well.
As the bell for Laura's train rings, Alec announces his family's anticipated departure to Johannesburg, South Africa where he will join a medical clinic. It is a gentlemanly, responsible gesture to resolve the dilemma of their relationship, and it signals the coming end of their short-lived romance and the "only way out" to end their pain:
Alec: I'm going away...
Laura: I see...
Alec: ...but not quite yet.
Laura: Please, not quite yet. (The leave the tea room and walk together toward the station platform.)
Alec: I want you to promise me something.
Laura: What is it?
Alec: Promise me that however unhappy you are and however much you think things over that you'll meet me again next Thursday.
Laura: Where?
Alec: Outside the hospital at 12:30.
Laura: All right, I promise.
Alec: I've got to talk to you. I've got to explain.
Laura: About going away?
Alec: Yes.
Laura: Where will you go? Where can you go? You can't give up your practice.
Alec: I've had a job offered me. I wasn't going to tell you. I wasn't going to take it, but I know now it's the only way out.
Laura: Where?
Alec: A long way away - Johannesburg.
Laura (startled): Oh Alec.
Alec: My brother's out there. They're opening a new hospital and they want me to...It's a fine opportunity, really. I'll take Madeleine and the boys. It's been torturing me, the necessity of making a decision one way or the other. I haven't told anybody. Not even Madeleine. I couldn't bear the thought of leaving you. But now I see it's got to happen soon anyway. It's almost happening already.
Stunned, Laura sits down as the news has a delayed impact upon her and begins to sink in.
Laura: How soon will you go?
Alec: Almost immediately, in about two weeks time.
Laura: Quite near, isn't it?
Alec: Do you want me to stay? Do you want me to turn down the offer?
Laura: Oh don't be foolish, Alec.
Alec: I'll do whatever you say.
Laura (crying): That's unkind of you, my darling.
Train Announcement: The train for Ketchworth is now arriving at platform three.
In a well-remembered image, Laura is led to the train in Alec's arm. She steps in the car, turns, and leans out the window.
Alec: You're not angry with me are you?
Laura: No, I'm not angry. I don't think I'm anything really. I just feel tired.
Alec: Forgive me.
Laura: Forgive you for what?
Alec: For everything. For meeting you in the first place. For taking a piece of grit out of your eye. For loving you. For bringing you so much misery.
Laura: I'll forgive you if you'll forgive me.
Alec: Thursday.
In a memorable scene on their last day together, their seventh and final Thursday meeting, they finish with another ride into the country, and a second visit to the stone bridge.
All that was a week ago. It's hardly credible that it should be so short a time. Today was our last day together. Our very last together in all our lives. I met him outside the hospital as I had promised at 12:30. At 12:30 this morning. That was only this morning. We drove into the country again, but this time he hired a car. I lit cigarettes for him now and then as we went along. We didn't talk much. I felt numbed and hardly alive at all. We had lunch in a village pub. Afterwards, we went to the same bridge over the stream, the bridge that we'd been to before. Those last few hours went by so quickly. As we walked through the station, I remembered thinking: 'This is the last time with Alec. I shall see all this again, but without Alec.' I tried not to think of it, not to let it spoil our last moments together.
They share a final cup of tea and a brief and painful parting to end their clandestine affair. The tea room scene is played out a second time, but this time from the perspective of Laura's subjective memory. Their final meeting is all the more poignant, as it marks the beginning (and end) of the narrative - and the end of their affair. They sit at a table - the camera closely centered on them as they have their last intimate conversation together:
Alec: Are you all right, darling?
Laura: Yes, I'm all right.
Alec: I wish I could think of something to say.
Laura: It doesn't matter, not saying anything, I mean.
Alec: I'll miss my train and wait and see you into yours.
Laura: No, please don't. I'll come over with you to your platform. I'd rather...Do you think we shall ever see each other again?
Alec: I don't know. Not for years, anyway.
Laura: The children will all be grown up. I wonder if they never meet and know each other.
Alec: Couldn't I write you, just once in a while?
Laura: No, Alec please. You know we promised.
Alec (confessing): Oh, my dear. I do love you so very much. I love you with all my heart and soul.
Laura: I want to die. If only I could die.
Alec: If you die, you'd forget me. I want to be remembered.
Laura: Yes, I know, I do too.
Alec: We've still got a few minutes.
At this moment, they are disrupted by Dolly's loud voice, interrupting their conversation. The camera is focused on Laura's face (her face is the only thing illuminated in the frame). Her voice-over monologue of her inner thoughts reflects her annoyance and disturbance with Dolly:
It was cruel of fate to be against us right up to the very last minute. Dolly Messiter. Poor, well-meaning, irritating Dolly Messiter crashing into those last few precious minutes we had together. She chattered and fussed but I didn't hear what she said. I felt dazed and bewildered. Alec behaved so beautifully, with such perfect politeness. No one could have guessed what he was really feeling. And then...[the departure bell for Alec's train rings]
Laura: Here's your train.
Alec: Yes, I know.
Dolly: Oh, aren't you coming with us?
Alec: No, I go in the opposite direction. My practice is in Churley.
Dolly: Oh, I see.
Alec: I'm a general practitioner at the moment.
Laura: Dr. Harvey's going out to Africa next week.
Dolly: Oh, how thrilling.
Train Announcer: The train now arriving at platform four is the 5:40 for Churley...
Alec: I must go. Goodbye. (He rises and shakes hands with Dolly and then rests his hand lightly on Laura's right shoulder for a moment.)
I felt the touch of his hand on my shoulder for a moment. And then he walked away, away out of my life forever. Dolly still went on talking, but I wasn't listening to her. I was listening to the sound of his train starting. And it did.
The camera again focuses on Laura's illuminated face as she listens to the sound of his departing train.
I said to myself: 'He didn't go. At the last minute his courage failed him; he couldn't have gone. Any minute now, he'll come back into the refreshment room pretending he's forgotten something.' I prayed for him to do that, just so that I could see him again, for an instant. (Pause) But the minutes went by...[the departure bell for the express train rings]
Dolly again asks for chocolate and walks away from the table. As the roaring sound of the approaching express train increases in volume, the camera tilts to the right, causing the horizontal image to slowly move counter-clockwise. Laura's despairing mind causes her to literally jump up abruptly from the table and rush outside the tea room to the rail platform - still at a tilted angle. Her internal state is externalized and stylized as disorienting and unbalanced. In one of the film's most memorable sequences, at the edge of the platform as the train screeches through, the wind blows back her hair and the light from the passing cars flickers and pounds across her tortured face. Her face displays wide-eyed despair and defeat as the lights beat out the rhythm of the clattering of the train's wheels. Anguished by Alec's departure, she contemplates suicide by throwing herself under the passing train, but she doesn't go through with her mad, self-destructive urge. She lacks the courage to do so. When the express train has completely passed through the station, the camera moves back to a horizontal, untilted position.
I meant to do it, Fred, I really meant to do it. I stood there trembling right on the edge, but I couldn't. I wasn't brave enough. I should like to be able to say that it was the thought of you and the children that prevented me but it wasn't. I had no thoughts at all, only an overwhelming desire not to feel anything ever again. Not to be unhappy anymore. I turned. I went back into the refreshment room. That's when I nearly fainted.
In the final scene following their parting after such a brief encounter, her flashback ends as the film jumps from her standing at the doorway of the tea room, to a view of her seated in her armchair in her home - stuck back in her predictable and humdrum middle-class existence and routine. Dazed, disoriented, defeated (?) and jarred by memories of her passionate love affair, she is in the company of Fred - her unemotional husband. It is quite possible that he is aware of how close he'd come to losing her when he kneels beside her and asks:
Fred: Laura?
Laura: Yes, dear.
Fred: Whatever your dream was, it wasn't a very happy one, was it?
Laura: No.
Fred: Is there anything I can do to help?
Laura: Yes, Fred, you always have.
Fred: You've been a long way away.
Laura: Yes.
Fred: Thank you for coming back to me. (Laura weeps in Fred's arms.)


text:
Taking European brain research to the next level
Understanding the human brain and its diseases is one of the greatest scientific and philosophical challenges. During the last decades, brain research has made great progress on all fronts but much more is still to be discovered.
Advances in neuroscience are crucial to keep our ageing societies and our economy healthy. Brain-related disorders will affect at least one in every three of us during our life and treating these disorders costs already now some 800 billion Euro in Europe every year.
Deciphering how our brain works is good for our health, our society and our industrial competitiveness. It has an important role to play for the achievement of the Europe 2020 strategy and of the Innovation Union.
A month to make a difference
Brain research in Europe needs a decisive effort. We must invest more, define clearer and more innovative research and healthcare strategies, and better coordinate national efforts.
We therefore decided to make May 2013 the European Month of the Brain - a full month packed with events and activities to make decision-makers, stakeholders,
the media and the public aware of the successes achieved and the challenges still laying ahead for brain research.
Key events - save the date!
The European Commission will organise two key events as part of the European Month of the Brain 2013:
Organise your own event - be part of it!
Want to help build a bright future for brain research in Europe? Join in and be a part of the European Month of the Brain 2013! How? By organising, during May 2013, events and activities around brain research. From workshops, exhibitions, 'brain days', science cafés to open days, lab visits, media events, awareness campaigns... We may be able to support you by adding your activity to our calendar of events of the European Month of the Brain 2013.


text:
Click on a thumbnail to go to Google Books.
The New Jerome Biblical Commentary (edition 1990)
by Raymond E. Brown S.S
Work details
The New Jerome Biblical Commentary by Raymond E. Brown
No current Talk conversations about this book.
No reviews
References to this work on external resources.
Wikipedia in English (5)
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0030754534, Hardcover)The goals of INTRODUCTORY BOTANY: PLANTS, PEOPLE, AND THE ENVIRONMENT are to share with beginning botany students an appreciation of the diverse organisms we call plants and to help students understand how scientists think, how they approach and solve problems, and how they obtain scientific knowledge about our world. The overall theme of this text is the role of plants in the biosphere - and in keeping with that theme, related environmental issues are integrated into each chapter. The environmental emphasis, which is unique among introductory botany texts, provides students with relevancy and kindles their interest in plants. A second theme, botany as a scientific process, is also stressed throughout.
(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 12 Mar 2015 18:06:33 -0400)
No library descriptions found.
Amazon Kindle (0 editions)
Audible (0 editions)
CD Audiobook (0 editions)
Project Gutenberg (0 editions)
Google Books — Loading...
Popular covers
Is this you?
Become a LibraryThing Author.


text:
UTEP To Battle Tulsa In C-USA Home Opener Saturday
Jan. 10, 2014
- UTEP will welcome Tulsa to town for its C-USA home opener at 1:30 p.m. MST Saturday.
- Audio/video of the game will be streamed on MinerTV (subscription required) or fans can follow @UTEPWBB on twitter for updates.
- The Miners (12-2, 1-0 C-USA) won at UAB, 85-76, on Jan. 8 while the Golden Hurricane (7-5, 1-0 C-USA) also were victorious in their league lidlifter, 73-62, at UTSA on Jan. 8.
- Fans who show a ticket from the men's home game on Thursday or Saturday will get in free.
- UTEP leads 20-10, including 11-4 in El Paso.
- The Miners have won 14 straight & 15 of 18.
- Tulsa claimed seven of the first nine meetings.
- UTEP is 63-16 since the start of the 2011-12 season, including 12-2 this year.
- Have registered 44 double-digit wins in stretch.
- Only four double-digit losses in time frame.
- Aiding record were eight winning streaks of at least three games. The breakdown is as follows:
15 game (12/31/11 through 2/23/12)
10 game (11/12/11 through 12/17/11)
9 game (12/1/12 through 1/13/13)
9 game (11/8/13 through 12/15/13)
5 game (11/0/12 through 11/23/12)
4 game (3/1/12 through 3/10/12)
3 game (1/24/13 through 1/27/13)
3 game (3/8/13 through 3/14/13)
- Contrast that with one three-game losing skid.
- The Miners have the third-most wins among all DI programs in the state of Texas since the start of the 2006-07 season.
- Recent national champions Baylor (228-37) & Texas A&M (201-61) lead the way while UTEP (163-70, has a firm grip on third.
- Lamar (148-90-4th), TCU (144-93-5th), Texas (143-100-6th), SMU (142-91-7th), Texas Tech (136-106-8th), Prairie View A&M (135-104-9th) and UTSA (126-104-10th) round on the top 10.
- UTEP's opponents at the conclusion of non-conference play were 59-73 (.447), for a strength of schedule of 256.
- The Miners' remaining opponents (all C-USA games) are a combined 109-77 (.586), which ranks as the 100th-toughest schedule left.
- Twelve teams at .500 or better, with six sporting winning percentages of at least 70.0.
- Ten of 12 wins by double figures.
- Marks the eighth season under Keitha Adams with at least 10 double-digit victories.
- Achieved four times in 27 years before Adams.
- Single-season school record is 20 (2011-12)followed by 2007-08 squad (18), 2006-07 (15), 1992-93 & 2012-13 (14), 2005-06 & 2009-10 (11). The 1988-89, '96-97 & '97-98 each had 10.
- This year's team has a +16.1 scoring margin.
- While maintaining that figure will be near-to-impossible, the single-season school standard (+13.2, 2011-12) could be in reach.
- Set a school record with seven straight wins by double figures (11/8 through 12/3). Prior standard was six (2006-07 & 2011-12).
- Included in stretch were back-to-back wins by 45+ points for first time in school history.
- School-record 49-point differential vs. DI 1 foe in 92-43 win vs. Northern Arizona (11/22/13)
- Beat Kansas State by 45 points (84-39) on Nov. 16, its third-best margin of win vs. Dl opposition.
- Set school record for biggest halftime lead vs. DI opponent against KSU (46-13).
- Also won four straight games (11/12/13 to 11/27/13) by 20+ points in the stretch for first time since '06-07 & third occasion in the program's history.
- Scored 70+ points in 12 of 14 games this year, including two in the 90's & six in the 80's.
- Has led to scoring average of 79.9, which would be the highest single-season average at UTEP.
- Only two previous teams (1980-81, 71.5 & 2007-08, 71.4) finished at better than 70.0 ppg.
- Kayla Thornton (19.1 ppg) leading attack.
- Her average would be fourth-best at school.
- Reserve guard Jenzel Nash (11.5) also in double figures while six others at +6.0 ppg.
- Nine players earn at least 10.0 mpg.
- No Miner above 30.0 mpg, which also occurred during record-setting 2011-12 season.
- Better than 40% from the floor in nine tilts, including a season-high 55.0% vs. NM State (11/12/13)
- Committed 15 or fewer turnovers 10 times.
- Projected sum of 444 giveaways would rank as the fifth-lowest total in school history.
- 9-of-18 (50.0%) on threes at UAB (1/8/14).
- 3-of-27 (11.1%) on threes the two games prior.
- 20+ free throws made in nine games.
- Projected to make 632 which would shatter current school standard of 468 (2000-01).
- 30+ free throws attempted in seven games.
- On pace to take 913, which would crush current program record of 712 (1988-89).
- Held foes to 52.8 ppg over first seven games.
- Allowing 74.7 ppg in the past seven games.
- Conceded 70+ points in five of those seven tilts, marking first such occasion since 2002-03.
- UTEP has not conceded 70+ points in three consecutive contests since Jan. 2003, a span of 332 games.
- 10+ steals in nine games
- On pace for 377 steals, which would top the single-season school standard (343, 2006-07 & 2007-08).
- Already topped last year's total (70) for blocks.
- Forced 17+ turnovers in 11 games, including six of 25 or more.
- Projected to harass foes into 651, which would rank second all time. The school record is 673 (1989-90).
- Opponents committed 20 or more turnovers in five straight games (11/16/13 through 12/3/13), for the first time since the 1996-97 season (six).
- Enjoyed school-record-tying stretch of three consecutive games (11/16/13 to 11/27/13) of holding opposition to fewer than 45 points.
- The Miners are more than halfway to securing a third straight 20+ victory campaign, which would be a program first (22-10, '12-13 & 29-4, '11-12).
- UTEP returned four starters and seven letterwinners. Sophomore Irene Gari, junior Chrishauna Parker and seniors Kayla Thornton & Kelli Willingham started last year while sophomore Cameasha Turner earned a letter. Redshirt-sophomore Jenzel Nash & redshirt senior Kristine Vitola are also back after missing last year due to torn ALCs.
- Six newcomers are earning playing time for the Miners, including starting PG Stacie Telles.
- UTEP will play host to the C-USA Championships (March 11-15, 2015) for the second time since joining the league.
- Kayla Thornton tallied 23 points while grabbing seven board to become the school's all-time leading rebounder and Kelli Willingham added 18 points (on six threes) to propel UTEP to an 85-76 road conquest of UAB at Bartow Arena in the Conference USA opener for both squads on Jan. 8.
- UTEP drilled 41.3% from the floor (26-of-63) from the floor, including 9-of-18 (50.0%)
- Making free throws (24-of-27) and winning the rebounding battle (43-31) were also big factors.
- Thornton's seven rebounds gave her 815 for her career to surpass former Miner great Kim Watts' prior standard (810, 1978-81)
- Fifth straight win in a league opener.
- Now 8-5 in the situation under Keitha Adams.
- 7-2 in league lidlifters since joining C-USA.
- 12-21 in conference openers, with the 4-16 record in such games being a big factor.
(7-5, 1-0, 4-1 home, 2-3 road & 1-1 neutral)
- 3-1 start to year before losing four of next five.
- Regrouped with three straight wins since.
- Last two losses by a total of eight points.
- Coming off 73-62 road win at UTSA (1/8/14).
- Rallied from 15-point deficit in victories against at Lamar (68-67, 11/17/13) & vs. Western Michigan (60-59, 11/22/13).
- 70+ points in three straight & five of past six.
- Did so just twice in initial six contests.
- 4-0 when leading at the half.
- 5-1 when winning the rebounding battle.
- 1-3 when scoring less than 65 points.
- Ashley Clark paces team in assists (3.3 apg), points (14.1 ppg) and rebounds (6.6 rpg.)
- Kelsee Grovey (11.2 ppg) & Mariah Turner (10.7 ppg) are also in double figures for scoring.
- Clark (22) leads five TU players with 10+ steals.
- Finished 17-17 last year & advanced to its second NCAA Tournament in school history after winning the 2013 C-USA Tournament Championship.
- Private university located in Tulsa, Okla.
- Founded in 1882 as the Presbyterian School for Indian Girls.
- Notable alumni include Peter Frey (2008 Silver Medalist in target shooting), Hank Haney (highly-regarded golf coach) & the late Gordon Matthews (pioneer of voice mail technology).
- The late Paul Harvey (American broadcaster) and Phillip McGraw-AKA Dr. Phil (TV personality) both attended the school but neither earned degrees.
- This is the 40th season of UTEP women's hoops.
- Stand 481-598 all time, including 12-2 in '13-14.
- Four 20+ win seasons in the past seven years.
- Two regular-season league championships (2008 & 2012) & one league tourney title (2012).
- Became first C-USA women's team to go 16-0 while claiming initial league title in 2008.
- Finished 15-1 in 2012 & won C-USA tournament.
- Own C-USA single-season record for winning streak at 23, which was set in 2007-08.
- Appeared in 2008 & 2012 NCAA Tournaments.
- At-large bid in 2008 & automatic bid in 2012.
- Advanced to second round in 2008 before falling at eventual runner-up Stanford.
- Bested by national power, Penn State, 85-77, in first round of 2012 NCAA Tournament.
- Never played in WNIT.
- The University of Texas at El Paso is in the midsts of its centennial celebration, which will continue through '14-15.
- Notable alumni include former ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Sam Donaldson, well-respected NFL referee Ed Hochuli, former NASA astronaut Danny Olivas engineer & Dennis Poon, who designed Taipei 101 & some of the tallest buildings in the world.
- UTEP is led by 13th-year head coach and the all-time win leader in program history, Keitha Adams, who is 218-159 in that time frame.
- Adams is 345-196 in her 18th year as a collegiate head coach, making her one of five active coaches in C-USA women's basketball to have 300+ career victories.
- All four 20+ win seasons & five of the six with 18+ wins at UTEP have been under Adams.
- Closing in on eighth straight & ninth overall season with at least 16 victories.
- Three such seasons in first 27 years of program.
- Both NCAA tournament bids & all three league championships at the school under Adams.
- 187-104, including 12-2 in '13-14, past 10 years.
- 115-156 was best record for 10-year stretch before her arrival.
- Earned votes in top-25 poll in three straight years & six times overall.
- Never achieved feat before Adams' era.
- Nationally ranked for final six weeks of 07-08.
- 13 of 18 individual career record holders at UTEP currently play or have played for Adams.
- Coached 18 players who have gone on to play professionally. List includes '08 WNBA draft picks Izabela Piekarska & Natasha Lacy.
- Impacted the international game at the highest level, with Noni Wharemate representing New Zealand at '08 Olympic Games.
- Every player who has exhausted her eligibility at UTEP during her tenure has graduated.
- 1-0 on year & 60-3 with +20 assists during the Keitha Adams era.
- 6-0 on season & 77-12 under Adams when opposition has more turnovers than field goals.
- 11-0 on year & 144-50 under Adams when winning the rebounding battle.
- 8-0 on year & 60-3 under Adams when scoring 80 or more points.
- 45-11 when Kristine Vitola starts.
- 40-13 when Chrishauna Parker starts.
- UTEP is 8-37 all time vs. teams in power conferences (at point of the game).
- Miners are 5-2 in the situation since 2012-13.
- UTEP went 2-2 in the scenario this year, Big 12 member Kansas State, 84-39, on Nov. 16 & besting SMU of American Conference (features #1 UCONN & #7 Louisville), 76-71 on Dec. 7 while falling to ACC power Georgia Tech, 102-77, on Dec. 20 & coming up short at Texas A&M on Jan. 2.
- The Miners were 3-0 in the scenario last year.
- UTEP downed Pacific 12 members Arizona State (60-54, 11/18/12) & Arizona (64-53, 11/23/12) while also toppling Kansas State on the road (52-50, 12/16/12).
- Home record of 140-54 in Keitha Adams era.
- 104-22 since 2006-07, including 9-0 this year.
- 66-34 was most wins over 8 years before Adams.
- 38-5 over past 43 home games.
- On track for 8th straight year of 12+ home wins.
- Four 10+ win seasons in 27 years before Adams.
- Only one of those teams (12-1, '88-89) hit mark.
- Have not lost back-to-back games in El Paso since falling by combined 4 points in final 2 home games of 2009-10.
- Have not dropped 2 league home tilts in span of 7 days since 2005-06, its first year as C-USA member.
- UTEP has paced C-USA in attendance & been among top 50 nationally in back-to-back years.
- All four non-conference home games of 3,000+ fans at school have been under Keitha Adams.
- 25 of the 31 home games in school history with 3,000+ fans occurred during Adams' tenure.
- 23-8 all time in such contests, including 20-5 under Adams.
- UTEP is 2-1 on the year on the road and 55-90 all time under Keitha Adams.
- UTEP is 41-38 on the road since 2006-07.
- 25-57 was the best seven-year record before Adams.
- 18-8 over past 26 road contests.
- Two winning road seasons under Adams.
- Never happened in first 27 years of program.
- Twice finished at .500 during Adams' tenure.
- Only occurred a pair of times before her.
Class of 2014 (Thornton, Vitola & Willingham)
- Aided UTEP to record of 79-30 since 2010.
- Program standard for most wins by a class over four years is 84 (Jareica Hughes & Timika Williams, 2006-10).
- Has led UTEP to back-to-back 20+ win seasons.
- Aiming for unprecedented third straight 20+ victory season at the school.
Kayla Thornton (Senior)
- School-record holder for rebounds (715) & double-doubles (28).
- Second all time at UTEP in points (
- With big scoring numbers, has put herself in a position to possibly break the UTEP school standard for total points as well. .Jareica Hughes (2006-10) holds record at 1,555.
- Currently second all time at UTEP with 1,284.
- Also has top-10 rankings for field-goals made (471-4th), free -throws made (280-4th), steals (161-4th), starts (90-5th), field-goal attempts (1,067-5th), free-throws attempted (395-7th), rebounding average (7.5-8th), minutes played (2,774-9th), games played (108-9th) and field-goal percentage (44.1-9th), blocked shots (51-10th) and scoring average (11.9-10th).
- Back-to-back second-team All C-USA selection.
- 2012 C-USA All-Tournament Team.
- 2014 Preseason All C-USA team member.
Kristine Vitola (Senior)
- Ranks fourth all time at UTEP for blocks (137).
- Currently eighth in career games played (111) but if she stays healthy will break Timika Williams' (2006-10) school record of 120.
- Eighth in free-throw percentage (75.5).
- 3rd Miner with 600+ points (642), 450+ rebounds (471) & 100+ blocks (137).
- 20th Miners with 2,000+ minutes played (2010)
Kelli Willingham (Senior)
- Pure shooter on both free throws & triples.
- Second for free-throw percentage (79.5) & three-pointers attempted (488), third in three-pointers made (174) and seventh on three-point field-goal percentage (79.5).
- Fourth in starts (94) and fifth in minutes (3102).
- Jareica Hughes' (2006-10) school standard for assists (599) is safe but Willingham (325) is about to pass Terri Pedregon (325, 1991-95)
- Is the fifth Miner to log 3,000+ minutes (3,102).
- Joined Hughes as only Miners with 800+ points (893) & 300+ assists (325). Hughes is the UTEP record holder for both points (1,550) & assists (599).
Chrishauna Parker (Junior)
- Aided UTEP to a mark of 63-16, including back-to-back 20+ win seasons.
- 16th Miner with 500+ rebounds (504).
- Is 10th for career rebounding average (6.8).
- Is also a member of the 500-point club (558)
- With 10 more field goals made, will qualify for career FG % list. Her current readout of 47.7 would tie for fourth.
- 12th Miner to hit 200 career assists (202).
- One assist shy of becoming the 12th Miner to hit 200.
at Texas A&M 74, UTEP 58 (1/2/14)
- Jenzel Nash scored a season-high 20 points and UTEP forced 25 turnovers but it wasn't enough to offset a challenging shooting night in a 74-58 loss at SEC power Texas A&M on Jan. 2.
- UTEP trailed by 25 with 8:23 to play before a 16-4 run in four minutes cut the deficit to 13.
- Texas A&M had only four free throws & six points total in the final 6:24 but held on due to its defense.
- UTEP was held to a season-low 32.8 percent (21-of-64) & was 0-of-12 on three pointers. It marked the first time since 2005-06 that the Miners didn't connect from distance in a game.
- Another factor was rebounding, which was in favor of Texas A&M (45-32). UTEP had more offensive rebounds (12) than the Aggies (11), with the margin being more of an indication of the shooting percentage than anything else.
at UTEP 87, Texas Southern 61 (12/29/13)
- Kayla Thornton poured in 23 points and UTEP used a huge second half to topple upset-minded Texas Southern, 87-61, at the Don Haskins Center on Dec. 29.
- The Miners led by five (34-29) at the break before unleashing a lethal full-court press that befuddled the Lady Tigers. The visitors committed 18 of their 26 turnovers in the second half, which led to 26 of UTEP's 53 points in the stanza.
- Kristine Vitola (12 points, eight rebounds), Chrishauna Parker (12 points, six rebounds) and Irene Gari (10 points, season-high seven rebounds) all joined Thornton in double figures.
- Cameasha Turner (nine points, four boards) and Stacie Telles (seven points, four rebounds) also got involved in the attack.
- UTEP shared the ball well with 16 assists on 29 field goals while making 43.9 percent (29-of-66) from the floor. It also took care of business at the free-throw line (26-of-38, 68.4 percent).
UTEP 88, Belmont 74 (12/21/13)
- Kayla Thornton turned in a virtuoso performance by setting career highs in points (36), rebounds (16) and blocked shots (four) to guide UTEP past Belmont, 88-74, inside Guillermo Angulo Coliseum in its final game of the Puerto Rico Classic on Dec. 21.
- Thornton's 36 points are the most by a Miner since 1991 and the third-highest total in school history. Holly Russ (40 vs. UTSA, 2/19/91 and 37 vs. Baylor, 12/17/91) holds the top-two slots in program annals.
- She had 23 pts & nine rbs at the break, to help UTEP lead 49-26 heading into halftime.
- Belmont made things interesting by cutting that margin down to seven (74-67) with 2:50 to play but the Orange and Blue kept their composure.
- The Miners went 9-of-10 at the free-throw line in the final 1:22 to seal the win.
Georgia Tech 102, UTEP 77 (12/20/13)
- UTEP put up a good fight but ACC power Georgia Tech had simply too much firepower, as the Miners sustained their first loss of the year, 102-77, inside Guillermo Angulo Coliseum at the Puerto Rico Classic Dec. 20.
- Jenzel Nash (18 points), Kayla Thornton (15 points) and Cameasha Turner (career-high tying 14 points) keyed the attack for the Miners.
- Problems arose, though, in trying to slow down the Jackets' one-two punch of Kaela Davis (26 points) and Tyaunna Marshall (23 points).
- The duo teamed up for 33 in the first half, which helped Tech stake a 54-38 lead at the break.
- UTEP regrouped and played even (33-33) with Tech over the first 16 minutes of the second stanza. The Jackets, who used a full-court press the entire game, used a 15-6 push to account for the 25-point margin.
- Points in the paint (59-28), points off turnover (25-8) and rebounding (52-42) all favored Georgia Tech.
at UTEP 87, SE Louisiana 65 (12/15/13)
- Kayla Thornton posted her fifth double-double this season (16 points, 10 rebounds) to lead a quartet of players in double figures, and UTEP remained undefeated with a 87-65 conquest of Southeastern Louisiana on Dec. 15.
- Led by two (14-12) six minutes in before kicking it into high gear with a 24-3 run to blow the game wide open.
- Cameasha Turner recorded a career-high 14 points to buoy Thornton, with Jenzel Nash (14 points) and Kristine Vitola (season-high 13 points) also hitting double digits.
- Connected on 48.7 (37-of-76) shots from the floor, and shared the ball well with 19 assists.
- 32-7 cushion in points from the bench.
- Also enjoyed advantages in points in the paint (56-32), points off turnovers (30-21), fast-break points (19-4) and points off turnovers (30-21).
at UTEP 76, SMU 71 (12/7/13)
- Kayla Thornton (21 points, 10 rebounds) and Chrishauna Parker (12 points, 15 rebounds) recorded double-doubles while Jenzel Nash provided a spark off the bench with 19 points to help lead UTEP past long-time rival SMU, 76-71, at home on Dec. 7.
- The Mustangs, who were 8-1 entering the game, jumped out to a double-digit lead (14-4) six minutes into the contest.
- UTEP used a 31-14 run to carry a 35-28 cushion into halftime & extended it out to 47-2 with 15:29 to play.
- SMU wasn't done, though, especially not with Keena Mays at its disposal. Mays, who finished with a game-high 34 points, refused to let her squad go down without a fight. It whittled the deficit down to two (56-54) with 7:28 to play, but UTEP would not relinquish the advantage.
- Free throws (25-of-37) and winning the rebounding battle (47-45) proved vital, as did committing only 15 turnovers against a well-executed press by the visitors.
UTEP 80, at NM State 61 (12/3/13)
- Kayla Thornton (20 points), Chrishauna Parker (career-high 19 points), Jenzel Nash (14 points) and Irene Gari (10 points) all reached double figures in scoring to help power UTEP to an 80-61 road conquest of I-10 rival New Mexico State on Dec. 3.
- Sixth sweep of series during Keitha Adams era.
- Miners led by four (39-35) at the break before finding another gear to leave NM State in dust.
- Forced 24 turnovers, including 17 in second half, while holding Aggies to 38% shooting.
- No such issues for UTEP, which had just 12 turnovers & nailed 42.6% of its shots.
- UTEP also hit its free throws (20-of-26) & won the battle of the boards (39-34).
at UTEP 73, Texas State 60 (11/30/13)
- Kayla Thornton (17 points, 10 rebounds), Cameasha Turner (then career-high 13 points) and Jenzel Nash (10 points) helped UTEP post a 73-60 win against Texas State on Nov. 30.
- Led 41-23 at half & the advantage swelled to as many as 22 (54-32, 11:58 to play).
- Texas State never got closer than 12 rest of way.
- There were 56 combined infractions in the game (30 on UTEP, 26 on Texas State), with the Miners knocking down 21-of-32 free throws and TSU finishing at 14-of-30 from the charity stripe.
- UTEP won the rebounding battle, 44-40, aided by 12 from Chrishauna Parker & 10 from Thornton.
at UTEP 63, Northern Colorado 40 (11/27/13)
- Fueled by a huge second half (42-16), UTEP dispatched upset-minded Northern Colorado, 63-40, at the Don Haskins Center on Nov. 27.
- The Bears led by three (24-21) at the break.
- Senior Kayla Thornton (21 points) and sophomore Irene Gari (14 points) led the way.
- UTEP hit 46.6 percent (27-of-58) of its shots.
- Junior Chrishauna Parker added nine points while sophomore Jenzel Nash buoyed Gari's spark off the bench with eight.
- UNC shots 27.5 (14-of-51) percent & committed 30 turnovers that led to 36 UTEP points.
- UTEP out-scored UNC in points in the paint (42-16) & on fast-break tries (15-2) to more than compensate for losing the rebounding battle 46-31.
at UTEP 92, Northern Arizona 43 (11/22/13)
- UTEP jumped out to a 25-point (45-20) halftime lead and didn't let up on the way to recording its largest margin of victory (49) ever against a Division 1 team in a 92-43 thrashing of Northern Arizona at home on Nov. 26.
- UTEP harassed the Lumberjacks into making 29 turnovers while also holding them to 32.0 percent shooting from the floor.
- The 29 giveaways led to 31 points for the Orange and Blue.
- UTEP registered 20 assists & hit 50% from field.
- Transfer Anete Kirsteine came off the bench to tally a career high 15 points- all on triples- to lead a quartet of Miners in double figures for scoring.
- Senior Kayla Thornton and sophomore Irene Gari each netted 12 points while senior Kristine Vitola pitched in 10.
- Overall 11 different players scored in the game, showing off the Orange and Blue's depth in the process.
- UTEP drained the seventh-most three pointers (11) in a contest in program annals.
at UTEP 84, Kansas State 39 (11/16/13)
- UTEP forced 34 turnovers and held Big 12 member Kansas State to 26.3 percent shooting from the floor in a 84-39 shellacking at the Don Haskins Center on Nov. 16.
- The 45-point differential is the third-biggest (second at the time) margin of victory against a Division 1 opponent in school history, which was aided by the program's biggest halftime lead (46-13) vs. a DI foe.
- Five different Miners reached double figures in scoring, with senior Kayla Thornton leading the way with her school-record 23rd career double-double (15 points, 11 rebounds). The prior standard was 22, held by Amy Pack (1999-01).
- Sophomores Irene Gari and Cameasha Turner and senior Kristine Vitola each buoyed Thornton with 12 points while junior Stacie Telles added 10 points.
- UTEP drilled 35-of-47 from the free-throw line and also won the rebounding battle, 54-43.
- It is the third most free throws made & ties as the fourth-highest for free throw attempts.
- But the day belonged to the defense, with UTEP forcing 34 turnovers. That ties as the sixth-highest sum by an opponent in school history.
- The Orange and Blue finished with 20 steals, equaling their eighth-highest single-game sum.
- Sophomore Chrishauna Parker, who posted a game-high 12 boards, recorded the sixth-best sum for steals (seven) by a Miner in school history.
- Thornton was named the C-USA player of the week as result of efforts vs. Kansas State & NM State.
at UTEP 94, NM State 69 (11/16/13)
- Four different Miners reached double figures in scoring to help UTEP pound NM State, 94-69, in the first round of the "Battle of I-10" this year at the Haskins Center on Nov. 12
- UTEP led wire-to-wire.
- It was the Miners' 2nd-biggest margin of victory in the series against the Aggies.
- UTEP equaled fifth-highest second-half scoring sum in program history by pouring in 55.
- Kayla Thornton led the way with a double-double (22 points, 12 rebounds).
- Stacie Telles came off the bench to provide 16 points, while Jenzel Nash (14 points) & Kelli Willingham (12 points) also reached double figures in scoring.
- UTEP hit 55.0% (33-of-60), aided by going 20-of-29 (69.0%) in the second half.
at UTEP 75, UTPB 58 (11/8/13)
- Chrishauna Parker registered a double-double (12 points and 12 rebounds) and UTEP's bench provided 49 points to lift it past UTPB.
- Junior-college transfer and El Paso native Stacie Telles matched Parker with 12 points, including nine on triples.
- The Miners led the Falcons picked second in the Heartland Conference, 43-23, at the half.
- Eleven different Miners scored in the game. Senior Kayla Thornton had nine points & nine rebounds & freshman Sparkle Taylor pitched in eight off the bench, aided by six makes on 12 tries at the charity stripe.
- Senior Kristine Vitola chipped in six points and grabbed seven boards in an efficient 18 minutes of action in her return to the court after missing most of last year with a torn ACL. Sophomore Jenzel Nash, who redshirted last year as well due to a torn ACL, pitched in four points and four boards while battling foul trouble.
at UTEP 81, St. Mary's (TX) 51 (11/2/13)- EXH
- Kayla Thornton poured in 22 points to lead a quartet of Miners in double figures, and UTEP throttled St. Mary's, 81-51, in the exhibition game.
- The Miners led 40-17 at half & were up by 30+ points for the final 13 minutes of the contest.
- Sophomore Cameasha Turner (11 points), senior Kelli Willingham (10 points) and Jenzel Nash (10 points) joined Thornton in double figures.
The Last Meeting
January 31, 2013
Don Haskins Center
- Men's Sports
- Women's Sports
Inside Athletics
- Inside Athletics
- 1966 National Champions
- Athletic Training
- Cheerleading
- Compliance
- Core Purpose and Vision Statement
- Director of Athletics
- Donation Request Form
- Facilities
- General News
- Hall of Fame
- Tickets
- Fan Zone
- Donate Now
- Online Store


text:
Enjoy the flexibility and convenience of having an extra 150W
Smart AC Adapter (AL192AA#ABA 600081-001) for your notebook, whether
you're at home, in the office, or traveling.
* Save energy: the Smart technology reduces power consumption when
the maximum adapter rating is reached
* Recharge the battery, whether the PC is on or off, when plugged in
an electrical outlet
* Protect your system from surges with the built-in surge protector
* Connect to non-Smart-pin HP and Compaq notebooks with the dongle
* Keep the cable neatly coiled with the Velcro strap
* Get questions answered toll-free, 24 x 7, or via e-mail in as
little time as an hour
What's in the box?
HP 150W Smart AC Adapter
• Adapter
• Power cord


text:
The premiere experience for
Christian women to learn
the elements of style.
Discover the key ingredients for authentic beauty. This is THE place where inner and outer beauty meet.
Sign Up Today!!
It's Never Been Easier to Look So Good
Prepare to be equipped with tools you need to become your own personal stylist.
This will save you:
Time. Stop wasting time looking at every single item hoping to find something that works. Instead you will know exactly what you are looking for. You will be able to instantly recognize when something is perfect for you and when it simply doesn't work, AND you will know why.
Money. No more buying stuff just because it's on sale. Buh- bye to wasted money spent on clothes that just hang in the closet. Your hard earned dollars will provide you with the dream wardrobe you want and deserve.
Sanity. In the end you want to enjoy shopping and enjoy the dressing room, not dread it. Once you know what to look for and you know how to put things together, you will be free to enjoy shopping.
Through this self-paced online class you will learn in detail exactly what you need to start looking good and feeling great.
Discover your own style personality
Learn how to S.H.O.P.- Shop Happily on Purpose
Learn the basic parts of every wardrobe
What To Expect
Shari Braendel - The resident fashion expert will break down the basics every woman needs to look her best!
Susan Seay - The faith and inner beauty expert. I will share the basics to cultivate beauty from the inside out!
Experience the place where inner and outer beauty meet.
It's a place of freedom and celebration.
And you, my friend, are invited.
Sign up now, and get started right away!


text:
Home If You Live in Mumbai What Media Says Feng Shui Art Feng Shui Products Feng Shui Consultation Testimonials
Feng Shui for Career
Problems in the Career sector can be as varied as an overdue promotion that doesn't come through to dirty politics leading to victimization and false allegation…Feng Shui in your home can change the face of your career. The toilet in the Fame sector might bring false allegations but Feng Shui corrections can take you back to the peak, getting you enough backing to attain your ambition.
UK Councilor benefits from Feng Shui
This is the story of a true blue English lady who has benefited from Feng Shui for the Career, and how! Addie is an active politician very much involved with one of the City Councils in UK. She traces three generations of her family tree to the royal family of England. She sought Feng Shui consultation six months ago and wrote to me (excerpts)
"By normal standards I have everything. But yet I find myself unsatisfied.
"I am a councilor in one of the major cities in England. I find that whenever there has been a question of getting benefits (like opportunities to travel or Special Responsibility Allowances) I do not get too many opportunities. There is no doubt that I'm well off. I am better than many others but I'm not where I want to be; on the top. Like you have it written on your web site, my Earth Luck needs to be triggered. I want power, money, fame.I want everything.
"Can Feng Shui help me improve my luck?"
Among my Feng Shui suggestions was locating the power location of her office for Adelaide. She shifted her desk to the new position and changed her chair to a high backed chair and installed my ancient Phoenix and my painting of Greedy Dragon of Ambition on two spots I marked on the floor plan of her office.
Pre-Consultation Survey Click Feng Shui Guide.
The result has been more than satisfactory for her.
She called to thank me. "Your Feng Shui has been very valuable. I am more than happy with the success I have been getting after the changes. I have got a very special assignment where I am heading the group. I am very happy with this opportunity. But please don't reveal my identity. This is a special request."
I called her last week and send her the copy of this piece where her identity is disguised. Her next call began with a throaty laughter. Addie said, "You have disguised me very well. I have no problem if you use this anecdote in your notebook."
If Addie benefited in her political career with Feng Shui for career, Ms Barbara Hall benefited in her business with Feng Shui for Business. Barbara is a very ambitious entrepreneur and has a wholesale business to do with fabrics in Liverpool.
She wrote:
"I have a reasonably good business and enough social recognition. I am capable of much more. My business can be much bigger and my position in the council too can be much higher. I am willing and capable but there is always some snag in whatever I wish to do and something seems to hold my growth. It is as if some rival is using voodoo to stall my progress. There was an inquiry followed by discussions and then an almost firm (oral) commitment for regular supply to a top fashion store in London. This will be a big leap for me. I will make more money and my reputation in the market will rise. Mysteriously, it hasn't materialized so far. I have given the best rates at very good terms and do not think that anyone can give a better offer. The other side has suddenly become silent."
Like often happens when people send floor plan by e-mail and make online payments, I replied within 2 working days. I marked everything on the floor plan and sent her the complete guidance. And lo, the magic began! It has elated me so much that I am on clouds. "As soon as I removed the metal statue the phone rang and I got the message that confirmation for the order was on the way. Soon the order arrived." Barbara informed me excitedly.
It is instances like Barbara's and Adelaide's that makes me go on and on.for hours. I have started realizing that 24 hours are not enough.
Note: While the names are changed to protect the identity of my businessmen clients, here are authentic testimonials identifying clients with their permission.
The Master can be commissioned to visit your house or office premises for consultation on Feng Shui for the Career. In case, a personal visit isn't possible, you can consult him by sending him the required details (like plan of the house) by e-mail or post.
Click Here for Feng Shui Consultation


text:
I have just woken up in the hospital from getting this procedure done this morning for anyone considering it get it! Like many others I have suffered from discomfort and embarrassment from my large labia and have been considering this procedure for a while. I will keep you updated but so far I have woken up in no pain or discomfort. I cannot wait to see the final results.
Labiaplasty - United Kingdom, GB
Glasgow Plastic Surgeon
5.0 out of 5 stars 4 reviews
I have just woken up in the hospital from getting...
Was this review helpful? {{ voteCountOthers + ' other' + (voteCountOthers == 1 ? '' : 's') }} found this helpful


text:
I'm been reading through this site for quite some time and have tried other avenues to get the info I need. No luck. I'm an audio enthusiast. I'm trying to figure out a way to have full audio processing from the pc. I'm talking full crossover capabilities, slopes, frequencies, time alignment, etc. I need it for seven channels. I want to run tweets, midranges, mid bass speakers and subs, but I want full control over the audio signals from the PC. Is that possible? What sound card or other hardware option do I need, and/or what software is necessary to do that? I hope someone knows. I really want to do a car PC, but it hinges on the ability to process the audio signal to the fullest.
Login or Sign Up
- Log in with Facebook


text:
- New Arrivals
- Volcano Vaporizers
- Vaporizers
- Vaporizers by Brand
- Arizer Air
- Arizer Solo
- Arizer Solo II
- AroMed
- Ascent
- Atmos
- Boundless
- Crafty
- Da Buddha
- DaVinci
- Extreme Q
- Fenix
- Firefly
- Firefly 2
- FlashVAPE
- FlowerMate
- Goboof Alfa
- Grasshopper
- Grenco Science
- Haze
- HerbalAire
- Herbalizer
- Inhalater
- iolite
- Magic Flight Launch Box
- Mighty
- miniVAP
- Palm & Palm 2.0
- Pax 1
- Pax 2
- Pax 3
- Pinnacle Pro
- Plenty Vaporizer
- Prima
- Puffit
- Silver Surfer
- VapeXhale Cloud Evo
- Vapir NO2
- VapirRise
- Vapium
- VaporBlunt
- Vaporbrothers
- Vaporite
- VaporGenie
- Vaporfection viVape
- Volcano
- Vaporizer Parts
- Parts By Brand
- Arizer Air
- Arizer Solo
- AroMed
- Ascent
- Boundless
- Crafty
- Da Buddha
- DaVinci
- Extreme Q
- Fenix
- Firefly
- Firefly 2
- FlashVAPE
- FlowerMate
- Goboof Alfa
- Grasshopper
- Grenco Science
- Haze
- HerbalAire
- Herbalizer
- Iolite
- Magic Flight Launch Box
- Mighty
- miniVAP
- Palm & Palm 2.0
- Pax 1
- Pax 2
- Pinnacle
- Pax 3
- Plenty
- Prima
- Puffit
- Silver Surfer
- ThermoVape
- VapeXhale
- Vapir NO2
- VapirRise
- Vapium
- Vapolution
- VaporBlunt
- VaporBlunt 2.0
- Vaporbrothers
- VaporGenie
- viVape
- Volcano
- Balloon Bags
- Glass Connectors
- Mouthpieces
- Tools
- Screens
- Storz & Bickel Parts
- Vaporizer Cases
- Vaporizer Tubing
- Accessories
- Storage
- Concentrates
- Other Products
- Grinders
- Acrylic Grinders
- Metal Grinders
- Wooden Grinders
- Other Grinders
- Grinder Care
- Grinders by Brand
- Aromatherapy
- Clearance
- Gift Ideas
Currently Shopping by:
- Category: Incense Remove This Item
- Best value guaranteed Lowest prices in Australia
- fast & discreet deliveryExpress options & discreet packing
- authorized distributorBuy direct and save. Genuine stock
- expert advice & supportKnowledgable and helpful staff
- click & collect Pick up and pay in our Brisbane Store
8555 Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
- same day despatch
One of the best purchases I've ever made, a quality product that delivers a quality vapour every tim...
Had to play around with the settings to get the right fit.
I usually have it on six for half the s...
The volcano is the second vaporizer I have tried, the first was in the $100-200ish dollars price bra...
The Price Match Promise
If you're ready to buy online at Australian Vaporizers but have seen a cheaper price on a competitor's website, please fill out the form below and we'll get back to you with our best online price. We will beat any other Australian retailers price and will do our best to match overseas retailers. When quoting overseas pricing the total price must include any freight components and sales tax. Prices must be converted into Australian dollars and the item must be in stock. Australian Vaporizers will only match prices with other authorized vendors.
At Australian Vaporizers, we are dedicated to making it easy for you to buy vaporizer accessories online quickly and efficiently. Our team of experts does all the research for you, sourcing gear from all around the world to make this the spot where you can find the coolest accessories. ...more
All the products we carry will help you to have a perfect vaping experience every time!
Check out our vast selection of accessories to find everything you need to indulge in your favorite vaping rituals, and maybe get inspired to begin some new ones!
Remember to visit the most recent additions to our Vaporizer Accessories section, and be sure to check out our growing collection of the finest quality organic herbs. You might be pleasantly surprised to see what we have to offer.
Vapers are always on the lookout for quality tools, such as digital pocket scales to obtain precise and consistent measurements. We are happy to offer a variety of scales to meet every type of budget. Why settle for eyeballing your herbal mixtures when you can quickly obtain accurate results with one of our scales?
Our collection of stash boxes will enable you to keep your valuables nearly anywhere you choose without fear of losing them. Many vaporists prefer to use our secret stash boxes, which are cunningly designed to look like commonplace objects such as a hairbrush or a book. However, if you would prefer to show off your stash box rather than keeping it hidden, be sure to browse through our large selection of well-crafted wooden stash boxes, glass jars and beautiful, decorative tins.
We are always adding new vaporizer accessories, so please check back soon for more!
There are no products matching the selection.


text:
Endofa, an independent physical marine fuel supplier and bunker trader with offices in Houston and Dubai, informs it has partnered with another emerging bunker broker,
The nuclear reactor in HMS Vanguard is to be refuelled, the Defence Secretary has announced. The decision comes after low levels of radioactivity were detected
The Coast Guard announce the selection of the next Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard – Master Chief Petty Officer Steven Cantrell.
Master Chief Petty
An Agreement of Cooperation as part of liquefied natural gas (LNG ) projects has been signed at the Gazprom headquarters by Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Gazprom
The Great Lakes Seaway Ballast Water Working Group (BWWG) informs of the release of its 2013 Summary of Great Lakes Seaway ballast water management report. The
Carkeek Design Partners predict an exciting sailboat racing campaign ahead for their C47 fleet. With the first and second boats launched late last year the potent
Wärtsilä Corporation's, Annual General Meeting, on 6, March 2014, amongst various other matters, approved the Board of Directors' proposal to pay a dividend of EUR 1.
Dr Robin Bidwell CBE has been appointed as LOC Group chairman informs the London-headquartered international marine and engineering consultancy and survey company.
The Navy informs that the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer 'USS Truxtun' (DDG 103) has departed Souda Bay, Greece, en route to conduct combined training
The 2013 shipping season was a record-setter for the Port of Monroe (located on Lake Erie and bisected by the River Raisin, the Port of Monroe is Michigan's only port on the Lake).
The US Coast Guard inform that search and rescue personnel at the District Seven Command Center in Miami are coordinating fire-fighting efforts on a towed 730-foot
Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. announced the delivery of the M/V BRAVANTE VI (Hull 156) on Friday February 28, 2014 to Boldini S.A., BRAVANTE GROUP of Brazil.
IMTRA, a manufacturer and importer of quality marine products, announced today its Side-Power SH1000 thruster system has been installed on the fourth hull of the 114-foot U.
Maritime Reporter & Engineering News was founded by John J. O'Malley (1905-1980) in 1939, and today ranks as the world's largest audited trade publication in the world serving the maritime industry,
By Tosin Sulaiman, Reuters
Foreigners stayed away from Nigeria's latest Treasury bill auction, the first since the suspension of the central bank's graft-fighting governor,
The Coast Guard announced Thursday the selection of the new master chief petty officer of the service who is currently based in Portsmouth.
Master Chief Petty Officer Steven W.
On January 17, 2014, Congress averted another government shutdown with a "just in time" delivery of an Omnibus Appropriations bill. Thankfully, some good news for
A changing tax landscape doesn't have to mean bad news – at least not just yet.
A Changing Landscape
Historically, bonus depreciation has had a significant effect on construction of new vessels,
Reuters - Seadrill, the world's largest offshore oil driller by market capitalization, has completed the issue of a 1,500 million Swedish crowns ($234.18 million)
According to multiple media reports including The Sydney Morning Herald (smh.com.au) as well as Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the the Russian Navy reportedly sank one of its own,