text:
Chicago skyline
Utforsk lignende emner
Lakefront path / Oak Street Beach, evening view (Chicago Pin of the Day, 2/1/2015).
chicago skyline - for Peytons Room
Cloud Gate III. Chicago Bean, early in the morning
Liquid Chicago Sunset #US attractions #discount attractions
John Hancock Observatory, 44, Photo Credit: John Hancock Observatory
chicago skyline silhouette with navy pier - Google Search
chicago skyline silhouette clip art - Google Search
#Chicago skyline at sunset- Illinois
Chicago Skyline, pic courtesy of Choose Chicago. 4.11.17
Chicago in the winter. Frozen Lake Michigan. What a beautiful shot today of Chicago in wintertime! Check out those crystals along the lake! Photo credit: Barry Butler Photography


text:
Canon Vixia HF100 Digital Camcorder NO RESERVE
http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/pict/271140650826_0.jpgUS $91.00 (27 Bids)
End Date: Sunday Jan-20-2013 22:15:27 PST
Buy It Now for only: US $350.00
Bid now | Buy it now | Add to watch list
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 10:00 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0
2005-2017 The North American Fly Fishing Forum. All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"Dinosaur Pie"
"Dinosaur Stomp"
Focus Poetry
day 1:
introduce poem, invite predictions, discuss the
day 2:
read poem together, discuss new/interesting
We discuss the meaning of "stomp" and "romp."
day 3:
read poem together, use poem to introduce or
reinforce any new print concepts
We reviewed contractions: I'm and don't.
We reviewed rhyming words and the "-ap" word family.
day 4
read poem together, move/stamp/clap/snap to the
rhythm, reinforce print concepts
We highlighted contractions.
We highlighted rhyming words.
day 5
students add poem to poetry journal, then illustrate
and take it home to share with their families
They illustrated the poem and then "highlighted" (with
yellow crayon) the contractions and other known words.
They illustrated the poem and highlighted rhyming
"Dinosaur Pie"
Dinosaur pie, dinosaur pie.
If I don't get some,
I think I'm gonna die!
Give away the green grass.
Give away the sky.
But don't give away my
dinosaur pie!
"Dinosaur Stomp"
Stomp! Stomp! Stomp!
Dinosaurs romp.
Zap! Zap! Zap!
Dinosaurs flap.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Dinosaurs zoom.
Please no more!
Dinosaurs snore.


text:
24Morgan Fowler
Career stats loading...
Is now a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate in 2012 after singling off the wall during the 8-2 win over Radford (4/10)...Blasted a two-run double during the seventh inning of UT's 9-0 rout of #20/17 Georgia Tech (2/24)...Took advantage of a pinch-hitting appearance in the 7-0 win over UCSB (2/9), delivering a sixth-inning single that dropped in just behind second base.
Played in six match-ups for the Lady Vols, posting a .250 (1-for-4) batting average with two runs scored, a home run and two RBIs...Garnered an at-bat in Tennessee's 1-9 loss to #22 Auburn (4/2)...Made her second run of the campaign count by scoring the tying tally in the seventh frame of UT's 5-4, comeback win over South Carolina (3/27)...Reaped pinch hit appearances against Iowa (3/17) and at Stetson (2/12)...Walked in her lone at-bat during an 8-0 (5 inn.) triumph over Georgia Southern (3/5)...Blasted her initial career home run, a two-run shot, to complete the Lady Vol scoring in an 18-0 (5 inn.) rout of ETSU (2/15).
Fowler appeared in six contests for the Big Orange in 2010, hitting .333 (2-for-6) with a double and an RBI...She blasted her initial career double as a pinch hitter during the sixth frame of UT's 10-0 (6 inn.) rout of Tennessee Tech (4/20) in Cookeville, Tenn....Picked up her first collegiate hit and RBI on a fourth-inning single in UT's 11-0 (5 inn.) rout of Western Carolina (4/8)...Received an at-bat as a pinch hitter during the 21-2 (5 inn.) rout of Weber State (2/20), in an 11-2 home triumph over Tennessee Tech (3/13) and versus Austin Peay (3/17).
An in-state product and a four-year softball letterwinner out of Camden, Tenn., Fowler was a three-time District 11 selection in Class AA softball from 2007-09 at Camden Central High School...She was an honorable mention selection at the Tennessee State Tournament for CCHS' Class AA runner-up squad that posted a 46-10 record in 2007...Has played ASA summer ball for High Intensity as well as ASA Gold with the Nashville Nighthawks...An outstanding student in high school, Fowler was selected to the National Honor Society, was a fixture on the honor roll, finished third in her class with a perfect 4.0 GPA and was active in the Beta Club.
Majoring in chemistry...Hopes to go into forensics with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) after college...Loves watching old "black and white" movies in her spare time and is an avid reader...Has a brother, Garrett, 19, who is currently in college at Ole Miss, and a sister, Carole Marie, 8...Morgan Felesha Fowler was born March 30, 1991, in Nashville, Tenn....Her parents are Barry and Lisa Fowler.


text:
Deck versus patio?
We have an old 2 level patio done with pavers. It was a poorly done DIY job done by previous owners. We are debating either putting a deck over the whole works above the level of the higher patio, or excavating the higher patio and putting in a stamped concrete patio at the level of the lower patio. If we could leave the existing landscaping alone and build the deck over the top I think it would be the cheaper option. Any advice for what would be most economical would be greatly appreciated!
I've seen this question posted here before and it comes down to several variables. The stamped concrete surface is the only thing you mentioned that can practically have a price attached to it. The rest depends on, the materials for the deck, who is doing the labor of the deck construction, who is doing the labor of the excavation. There is not a simple answer except to compare the materials costs if you are doing it your self and factor in the associated labor costs if you are hiring all or part if the work done.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 10:22 AM.
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
User Alert System provided by Advanced User Tagging (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.


text:
NEW YORK -- Dontrelle Willis made up his mind on his way to the plate. With the bases loaded in the fourth inning Friday night and New York Mets starter Jose Lima struggling, Willis decided he would swing at the first pitch.
"He was having trouble with his command," Willis said. "I thought, 'I'm going to swing at whatever he throws.'"
Lima made a mistake and Willis sent it soaring an estimated 405 feet over the right-field bullpen, capping a six-run Florida Marlins rally in a 7-3 victory.
"Everybody says I swing hard," Willis said. "Once in a blue moon, maybe you run into something. Today was that blue moon. I was happy because it put four runs on the board and put momentum on our side. It was important. We won by four."
The slam was the first by a major league pitcher since Philadelphia's Robert Person connected on June 2, 2002, against Montreal, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
It was Willis' fourth career homer, and first this season, and the first grand slam hit by the Marlins this season.
Florida, which has scored 32 runs in the past three games, won for the second time in seven tries and snapped the Mets' three-game winning streak.
New York's All-Star shortstop, Jose Reyes, left in the seventh inning with a cut on his left pinky. He appeared to get spiked on a head-first slide into first base and took seven stitches in the finger. X-rays were negative.
"Everything is fine," he said.
Reyes said he would sit out Saturday's doubleheader and Sunday's game.
The Marlins were up 1-0 against Lima (0-4) when Miguel Cabrera opened the fourth inning with a walk. Lima, filling in because ace Pedro Martinez is on the disabled list with a sore hip, never recovered.
Mike Jacobs followed with a double, and an error by third baseman David Wright loaded the bases. Jeremy Hermida's blooper fell for a single, scoring Cabrera. Matt Treanor followed with another single, scoring Jacobs. Willis then completed the rally.
"It was a nice game for us," Marlins manager Joe Girardi said. "We all know he's capable of doing that. It just gives us another weapon."
Pitching with the big lead, Willis (6-7) was touched up for three runs in the fifth. Chris Woodward homered and, after singles by Wright and Julio Franco, Xavier Nady's second double of the game drove in two more. Eli Marrero reached on an infield hit, but Willis struck out Ramon Castro, ending the inning.
The left-hander allowed nine hits, struck out nine and walked five in 7 1/3 innings. He ran his career record against the Mets to 9-2 with a 2.08 ERA.
Randy Messenger and Joe Borowski finished up.
After the game, the Mets designated Lima for assignment and added prized prospect Mike Pelfrey to the active roster. Pelfrey was called up from Double-A Binghamton to start the second game of Saturday's doubleheader against Florida.
Lima allowed seven runs and seven hits in three-plus innings. His ERA in four starts with the Mets was 9.87.
"Sometimes baseball puts you to the test," Lima said. "I want to be part of this championship. I want to be back. I cannot point fingers. They gave me a chance to compete. I didn't make my pitches."
The Marlins used the speed of leadoff man Alfredo Amezaga to score in the first inning.
Amezaga opened with a single and was running when Hanley Ramirez grounded to third. Wright threw out Ramirez, but Amezaga kept right on running and scored when first baseman Franco's throw skipped past Wright for an error.
Willis got out of a two-on, none-out jam in the first, retiring Carlos Beltran on a fly ball before striking out Wright and Franco. Then Willis escaped a bases-loaded, two-out situation in the second when he struck out Woodward.
The next time the Mets had a baserunner, Willis had already homered and Florida had a 7-0 lead.
- Josh Willingham's second-inning liner hit the left-field wall, but rebounded so fast that he was held to a single.
- Willis retired the Mets on 10 pitches in the third.
- Mets reliever Darren Oliver allowed one hit over five innings with four strikeouts and two walks.
- Hard-throwing reliever Henry Owens made his major league debut for the Mets, pitching a perfect ninth with one strikeout.
- Mets RHP Mike Adams, designated for assignment on Tuesday, was claimed by the Cleveland Indians.


text:
Given the success of the Arcam rPAC and drDock you would think using the same core component should have a similar success and happily, like a strong new album from your favourite band, the Arcam rLink does deliver. Like any DAC the rLink is just one factor in a wider system so the payoff is best when combined with a high quality audio source and decent speakers, but the improvement even on mediocre setups is undeniable.
Having now sampled the Burr-Brown PCM5102 DAC in three different scenarios we have become accustomed to its sound signature and it is a real crowd-pleaser, bringing greater clarity, depth and deeper, more resonant bass. Of course should the rLink be connected to a hi-fi with its own customisable settings this can be altered so it is equally important that the rLink does a fine job of cleaning up the audio source.
A particularly cool setup we discovered was to connect the rLink to an Apple Airport Express at which point it is intercepting and converting audio sent wirelessly from your iPod/iPhone/iPad/iTunes to the speaker system. In this arrangement you will need your own 3.5mm to digital optical cable (AirPort Express optical output shares the 3.5mm jack), but all other situations Arcam bundles coaxial and optical cables.
Complaints? While we continue to be impressed with the audio performance of Arcam's new range we can't help but notice the potential to integrate rLink and rPAC functionality into a single device. It may cost more, but at £150 apiece there would surely be a saving to be made. That said we suspect audiophiles won't plan to move a single device around their home, but rather have it plugged in full time and for a sector happy to pay thousands for their perfect setups reinvigorating them for £150 will be a snip.
With the rLink Arcam continues the good work of the rPAC and drDock by combining the same premium build materials with the excellent Burr-Brown PCM5102 DAC and this time breathing new life into ageing speaker systems and hi-fis. We can't help but think there is potential to combine the rPAC and rLink's functionality into a single product, but it is hard to complain about a single purpose device that does its job so well. At £150 the rLink is also a sound investment given it may stop you upgrading your HiFi system altogether.
The second paragraph was absolute gobble-de-gouk. It might as well have been in Spanish! What the £$%! does this thing do?!
Dear Williamn, it is actually very clearly stated - especially for the audiophile audience for which it is intended.
Let me explain with an example. Rather than connect your Xbox, TV, etc directly to your HiFi system you connect it to the rLink and the rLink connects to your HiFi/speaker system.
Audio coming from the source (Xbox, TV, etc) is therefore decoded and cleaned up by the rLink before it reaches the speakers.
As a result we found audio was markedly improved and significant enough for many to save a larger investment on a new HiFi/speaker system.
@Gordon394: Nope - still not getting it. Why would a DIGITAL signal need to be 'cleaned up'? What's to clean? It's digital! Also, how is this product any better than a £40 DAC from Maplin?
Well you *do* get it, you just don't get why you'd need one.
About DACs:
In short: DACs are as variable in quality as speakers. A digital track may be 'clean' in the sense that it is digital, but the audio itself - the bitrate, the information missing from a compressed track - is far from perfect and a DAC works to improve this, much like upscaling fills in missing information with standard definition video. Some are good, others not and all have their own particular sound signature: deeper bass, a focus on midrange, etc.
Bought one last week and used it to upgrade my old Cyrus CD6. Really good improvement in sound, more open, smoother and more detail, quite a bargain for the end result. Plan to try on my Logitech Squeezebox next.
PS nanite2000, Craplin is cheap as chips audio, Arcam is a serious audiophile product
Wait, what? You connected this thing to a (pretty well regarded) £700 CD player and it improved the output? I'm not sure if that's an endorsement of the DAC or a strike against the Cyrus, but it's pretty impressive nonetheless.
The Squeezebox should have a Wolfson or Burr-Brown 24-bit DAC, so I'd be interested to hear if you discover any improvement.
The problem with "Audiophile" products is that sometimes the claims of improvement are imagined, rather than actual. It doesn't help that many of these claims are not supported by any actual evidence. As is the case here. Arcam say their rLink product improves digital audio quality - where's the evidence? How did they test it? What standards were they measuring against? Where are the test results? Where are the comparison charts showing the improved signal compared to a budget DAC?
When TrustedReviews reviews graphics cards, CPUs and systems, you use benchmarks. What are the benchmarks here?
I'm not suggesting all audio products are equal, but this product and review is light on details, and doesn't demonstrate how it is better than a budget model.
@nanite2000 - I'm afraid the trouble with ALL audio products is quality is based on taste rather than benchmarks. Not even all the TR team can agree which is there favourite speaker system, dock, pair of earphones, etc. I even have a friend who prefers the sound of 128Kbps MP3s over lossless audio.
As such all we can do is explain why we like a particular audio product and what we find the results to be - much like a film critic. We could post signal graphs, but that tells you nothing about whether the sound signature it is aspiring to will be to your liking.
The first one I bought kept powering down every hour or so, so I took it back to the shop. The replacement is very crackly, and also occasionally powers down (and the only way to restart it is to unplug the thing). Complete waste of time as far as I'm concerend, won't buy an Arcam product again.
More information -
Trusted Reviews is part of the Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Technology Network
Get TrustedReviews' award-winning reviews and advice delivered to your inbox for free!


text:
It's not like you listen exclusively to elevator music or your wardrobe consists entirely of muted gray pantsuits and boring brown blouses. So why, on one of the most important days in your life, would you accept anything less than a perfectly personalized wedding reception? See more »
We like sipping champagne, eating cake and flirting a little at receptions. But we're tired of dancing the Macarena. That -- and a few other traditions -- need to go away. See more »
No rest for the weary bride! Even after you've booked the photographer, DJ and cake baker, you've got to put all the pieces of the puzzle together into a fabulous reception. A solid time line will help you pull off the party -- we've got one you'll love. See more »
A $30,000 wedding with a guest list of 150 means you're paying $200 per person. That's $40 per hour for a 5-hour party. But if your guests are bored to tears, they leave after dinner ... and you've blown $120. Our tips will make sure that doesn't happen. See more »
Only a florist can transform that blah ballroom into a lush tropical paradise. So how do you weed out the amateurs from the experts? Start with our list of recommendations. See more »
He was the man in your life for the first 18 years, so be sure to honor Dad on your wedding day. Whether you want to share a laugh while you're spinning around the dance floor, or cry on Daddy's shoulder to a sentimental ballad, we've got a song for you. See more »
Your dress is couture, your bouquet is one-of-a-kind, and your venue is completely original. Of course you're not going to have a boring white wedding cake. Your guests will go gaga for these sweet treats. See more »
With an event as important as your wedding, there are certain images you want to capture to remember the moment. What classic photos do you need to complete your album? See more »
You've got the perfect guy. Now you've got to get the perfect gown! With countless silhouettes, necklines, embellishments and colors (yes, there are multiple shades of white) to choose from, you need a friendly guide. That's where we come in. See more »
No way will anything but Vera Wang do! For brides who demand the best, it's a designer gown or nothing at all. But to rationalize spending tens of thousands of dollars, you'll have to convince yourself the dress is worth it ... and is it? See more »


text:
Butchery Information
Want to know more?
Go to the CONTACT US page enter your details and then click which county you are from. A member of the NFMFT from your area will contact you to arrange a visit for you where you can ask more detailed questions about becoming a butcher and hopefully have a look around their business, thus reassuring you that this job is right for you.
If you are a work experience student then please select work experience on the drop
down box on the contact page, and once again a member of the
from within your catchments area will contact you and hopefully be able to arrange
your placement for you.


text: I recently was accompanying my mother at the dealership in search of a new car once her current lease expires later this year. She currently has an SUV and I think the novelty of having a truck has worn off. The two vehicals that she was most interested in where the DTS with the Performance Package or the Buick Lucerne CXS. I get the impression she is leaning more towards the Lucerne based on the styling. I don't think she likes the DTS rear end. As far as performance, handling, and most importantly for her, ride comfort how do these two cars compare?


text:
Consumer Issues and Advocacy
Jump to: Books / Complaint Guides & Consumer Agencies / Business Addresses / Brandnames / Journal Articles / Newspapers / Government Agencies & Activities / Laws and Regulations / Internet
Use the Library Catalog to find books at the CSU Northridge Library. (How to Use the Library Catalog gives tips for effective searching and more). Be sure to note the location (floor, stored, etc.) of the book as well as the call number. Ask a reference librarian for assistance if you have trouble determining what subject headings are used for your topic (e.g. Automobiles--Purchasing, Hazardous wastes--Law and legislation, Product Safety, Labels, etc.).
Complaint Guides and Directories of Consumer Agencies
Many of the sources listed below include tips on how to avoid problems before you buy as well as how to resolve complaints.
- Los Angeles County Department of Consumer Affairs
- California Department of Consumer Affairs website includes:
- Consumer's Guide to Product Grades and Terms, a print source, includes an appendix listing U. S. standards-issuing organizations of interest to consumers.
- Consumer Sourcebook (latest edition is shelved in the Reference Room, ref HC 110 .C63 C638)
- Consumer Action Website.
- Telephone directories. Look in the white pages under Consumer complaint and protection coordinators.
Business Addresses
- California Business Search (California Secretary of State). Incorporation information on California corporations, including contact information.
- California Manufacturers Register (Reference Room, ref T 12 .C34)
- Directory of California wholesalers and service companies. (Reference Room, ref HD 9981.7 .C2 C34)
- Directory of Corporate Affiliations (Reference Room table 3)
- Southern California Business Directory and Buyer's Guide (Reference Room table 3)
- Standard and Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors, and Executives (Reference Room table 3)
- Ward's Business Directory (Reference Room table 3)
- Telephone directories or use Switchboard
- Brands and Their Companies (Reference Room, ref HD 69. B7 I584)
- Companies and Their Brands (Reference Room, ref HD 69. B7 I585)
- Encyclopedia of Consumer Brands (Reference Room, ref HF 5415.3 .E527 1994)
- International Brands and Their Companies (Reference Room, ref HD 69. B7 I58)
- Trademark search section of Oviatt Library's Patents, Trademarks, & Copyright webpage.
Journal Articles
- General OneFile
- Academic Search Elite EBSCOHost
- Other specialized indexes and/or databases are available in fields such as law, psychology, and education. Your exact topic will determine which of the hundreds of Oviatt Library databases and print indexes to choose for a specific research project; take a look at what is available (use Databases A-Z or Find Articles and Research Data) and also ask a reference librarian which ones would be best for a specific topic.
How to find the articles once you know which ones you want (and other helpful information)
- How to Locate Articles Online or in the Library
- Library Catalog and the CSUN List of Electronic Periodicals
- "Find Text"Frequently Asked Questions
- Computers in the Library: Locations, Printing, Wireless
Full-text newspaper databases
- Proquest Newspapers (includes the most coverage of recent Los Angeles Times articles).
- Lexis-Nexis Academic
- Ethnic Newswatch and Ethnic Newswatch: A History
News via the Internet
- News on the Web lists news websites. These are particularly useful for very current, up-to-the-minute information and include television and radio news sources as well as online newspapers.
Government Agencies and Government Activities
Indexes and Lists of Government Publications
- Use Find Resources: Government Publications to find U. S. and California government web sites and the following guides:
- Ways to Search for Government Information (major indexes and online finding aids)
- Government Information Page organized by level of government: federal, state, local, international
- Government Reference Sources organized by broad topics, including a page on Consumer Information Sources
Brief Information about the United States Government and its Activities
- United States Government Manual (Print copy also available: Reference Room, ref JK 421 .A3)
- Congress and the Nation (Reference Room, ref KF 49 .C65)
- Congressional Quarterly Almanac (latest in Reference Room, ref JK 1 .C65)
- CQ Weekly (Oviatt Library subscription) is a great source to track what is going on in Congress.
Brief Information about California Government Agencies and their Activities
- California Home Page includes indexes with links to specific agency web sites such as the California Department of Consumer Affairs.
Laws and Regulations
The Internet
- Internet Search Engines, such as Google, facilitate subject or keyword searching to identify relevant sites such as
- When you find a site you like, be sure to record its address so that you can return to it again easily and directly. Do be aware that you need to evaluate the accuracy, currency, and reliability of information. Just because a person or company has a web site does not guarantee that the information provided at that site is accurate or up to date.
Created by Mary M. Finley. Maintained and updated by Doris Helfer.
Any questions or comments: email@example.com


text:
1.25" length. For Votives, tealights, and Small Containers. 15mm base.
Primed with high melt wax (212F) and have a round tin base (15 mm) attached that helps keep the entire wick assembly standing upright and prevents it from flopping over as the candle burns down to the end. The zinc core assists in keeping your wick straight and centered while it is burning.


text:
Gigabyte United launched its latest GV-R4870 X2 graphics card, built on the highly anticipated ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 GPU, which utilizes second generation 55nm manufacturing process and GDDR5 memory with dual 256-bit video memory architecture.
To help reduce PC power consumption, the GV-R487X2-2GH-B is equipped with ATI PowerPlay technology, maximizing performance per watt by delivering the highest level high performance when needed and conserving power when the demand on the GPU is low.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


text:
There aren't any users online.
Welcome to the Android Wear Forum!
We are the #1 Android Wear News and Discussion Site covering the wide range of Android Wearables. We're an informative, friendly and passionate community dedicated to all Android Wear enthusiasts. In our forum you'll find news, help, tips, tricks, custom ROMs, step by step instructions on rooting and tons of awesome fellow Android Wear enthusiasts to help you to choose the best wearable for you and get the most from your device. We invite you to join us as we continue to build the greatest Android Wear Community on the web.Please Register to post and see fewer ads, as well as gain access to our Media Gallery for great Android Wear Extras, Videos and Tutorials as they become available.
A great place to start is to check out the Hot Topics to the right or Enter the Main Page of the Forum Here.
February 14, 2016, 05:09:31 PM by Babyfacemagee
Views: 1209 | Comments: 0
One of the latest players in the Android Wear watch world is Chinese electronics manufacturer Huawei. The Huawei Watch is one of the most attractive Android watches yet...and really nails that high end watch look. We dare say it's more attractive than the Apple Watch, the Moto 360 or other competitors from Samsung or LG. ...
February 14, 2016, 02:18:40 AM by Babyfacemagee
Views: 1069 | Comments: 0
Google just recently came around to releasing the Android Marshmallow 6.0.1 version of Android Wear and Kellex from Droid-Life takes us on a tour of some of the new features. Those new features are fairly plentiful and do things such as enable the speaker on supported watches, add the 'doze' feature to help conserve battery...
December 02, 2015, 02:10:45 AM by Babyfacemagee
Views: 1102 | Comments: 0
As we approach the holidays, many major retailers are holding their annual 'Cyber Week' deals and specials for online shoppers especially for anything related to technology but also for non-tech categories as well such as household items, clothes and more. For those too busy to take advantage of the Black Friday sales of last week this is your 'next best' chance to order discounted gifts for t...
November 13, 2014, 05:47:05 PM by Babyfacemagee
Views: 1849 | Comments: 0
Sensible Secrets Of car - An Update by okyzuhogo
[February 21, 2017, 09:03:57 PM]
Firefox готовит конкурента Skype by ejosotono
[February 21, 2017, 02:54:22 PM]
Ciekawa strona by efigufu
[January 28, 2017, 03:08:16 AM]
Some dental offices don't offer pediatric dentistry, by iwefyt
[September 26, 2016, 04:28:59 AM]
Lisa From MTR Reviews The Huawei Watch by Babyfacemagee
[February 14, 2016, 05:09:31 PM]
Droid-Life Tours Android Wear 6.0.1 Android Features Integration And Features by Babyfacemagee
[February 14, 2016, 02:18:40 AM]
Grab Those 'Cyber Week' Deals Today While They Last! by Babyfacemagee
[December 02, 2015, 02:10:45 AM]
Secure Android Watch ? by mariemaniak
[November 17, 2015, 05:35:11 PM]
Do you use IFTTT or Zapier? by Alex.Jones
[October 29, 2015, 04:13:05 PM]
Wolf and Eggs for Android Wear by Trumanbaz
[September 01, 2015, 02:57:08 AM]
Re: Battery draining quicker than charging by ymteh
[August 12, 2015, 08:42:14 AM]
Web based tool used to make watchface by ymteh
[August 12, 2015, 08:38:08 AM]


text:
user functions
Current Ithaca College community members may contribute stories and comments as well as view additional topics by logging in.
related links
Dellareese Jackson winner of the Regional NRHH Residence Life Faculty/Staff Award
Contributed by Beth O'Neill on 06/19/2012
The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) a component of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls, Incorporated (NACURH) strives to recognize the top 1% of student leaders living in college and university housing. NRHH encourages the development and continued commitment to leadership with the areas of recognition, community service and scholastics on the local, regional and national levels.
Each month during the academic year the Ithaca College chapter of NRHH recognizes positive contributions to the on-campus experience. In March 2012 Dellareese Jackson, Residence Director in Residential Life was recognized with the Ithaca College Residential Life Faculty/Staff Award. This win was also recognized on the regional level. Great Work Dellareese! Thank you for your support of students across campus.
To learn more about NRHH please go to: http://www.ithaca.edu/orgs/nrhh/NRHH/
Dellareese Jackson winner of the Regional NRHH Residence Life Faculty/Staff Award Comment from tejohnson on 06/20/2012
Congrats Della!
© Copyright Ithaca College. All rights reserved; unauthorized use prohibited. All material on this server is produced by our community but, except for designated pages, is neither approved nor verified by Ithaca College.


text:
Used Cell Phone Drive to Benefit New Hope
Posted on March 24, 2014
UPDATE: Collection has been extended through Friday, May 2.
For the month of April, Library Information Services (LIS) will be partnering with the New Hope Shelter in Attleboro, MA to host a used phone drive on the Wheaton College Campus. The donation box can be identified by its purple wrapping and is located in the Wallace Library atrium
New Hope is a domestic and sexual violence shelter with satellite offices in Milford, Taunton, and Worcester. They offer domestic and sexual violence service in addition to supervised visitation service between parents and children, batterer intervention, education and training services, as well as primary prevention outreach.
For more information about New Hope, please call their 24-hour, toll free hotline at 1-(800)-323-HOPE or contact their main office at 1-(508)-226-4015.
Got questions about the drive? Please contact Pete Coco either via email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or phone at extension 3924.


text: I'm new to the site and also looking at a AMT .45 to buy with a serial # DL 226XX . I can not find any info on the serial # as to DOB , generation , possible value , any links / info that would lead me to steps doing a fluff & buff if I end up purchasing this AMT Backup , and lastly what specifically to notice while examining the gun which would steer me away from it. Anything you can send on (sooner than later) is GREATLY APPRECIATED . Best regards , Mousetrap


text:
Lady Gaga has her Little Monsters and Benedict Cumberbatch has his Cumberbitches. But last night at the Camden Roundhouse, there may have been divided loyalties.
Cumberbatch, who has just finished filming the third series of Sherlock, was in Camden to watch Lady Gaga perform at the first night of the iTunes Festival, on a night out with Laura Carmichael, Lady Edith in Downton Abbey. Then another woman, a fan of both Cumberbatch and Gaga, the Londoner presumes, joined the party, phone cameras came out and a selfie-fest began.Reuse content


text:
News By Tag
Industry News
* Golf
* More Industries...
News By Place
Industry News
The Famous Online Golf Shop
Places like these have everything from golf clubs, to balls, to shoes and clothes which are the essentials when one is an enthusiast of walking the green.
There are many brands in the sport of golf and if the person has a hard time picking a certain item, one can ask the assistance of the sales person who will be able to tell which are the best selling items and the benefits and features of each. Should the person still have a hard time in looking for a specialty shop, one can ask people for directions on how to get there? Some of these places can be a bit more expensive than others so before buying anything, one should check out the other stores and look for bargains before making any decisions.
Having the right set of golf clubs is the determining factor which will tell whether a person will do well in a tournament or not. Since this is very important, one should take the time to feel the grip of each model available first in the golf store so one will be able to choose the right set that the person can use and will feel comfortable with when playing in the green.
Playing golf is being with nature. It makes one get up early in the morning while the sun isn't out yet and enjoying the game in the company of people from work or with friends. By having the right golf equipment on hand, it will make the person enjoy the game which provides a great escape from the pressures of the city.
If you suffer from golf slice go to http://clubgolfsale.com. Online Golf Superstore the biggest Golf Discount SuperStore, the worldwide golf pro shop, you get the Cheapest Golf For Sale and are provided with a large selection of discount golf clubs and golf equipment including Taylormade iron set, Callaway iron set, Titleist iron set, Cleveland iron set, Mizuno iron set, X-24 iron set, Drivers, Fairway Woods, Putters, Wedges, Hybrids. Low prices are always guaranteed and shipping is always free.
# # #
Welcome to clubgolfsale.com!!
Account Email Address Disclaimer Report Abuse


text:
munz & more
The German company munz & more was founded in spring 2007 by Dr. Frank Munz to provide expertise in Big Data, SOA, Java EE and Cloud Computing world-wide. Only six months later we started business right on the other side of the globe: consulting the biggest company in logistics and both of the top two telcos in Australia / New Zealand.
You are looking for advice on how to efficiently transform your IT towards an SOA architecture? Or for support in clustering or performance tuning Oracle Service Bus? Or maybe you'd like to hire somebody independent to review your WebLogic fault tolerance architecture? Setting up a Hadoop cluster with Kafka and Cassandra? You already found the right company!
Oracle ACE Director
Oracle Education Partner
Oracle Technologist of the Year Award Winner 2011


text:
Experiences with T-Mobile?
View Single Post
Calguns Addict
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: CO
Posts: 9,085
/ 100%
I've had T-mobile for a few years now. My wife has been with them for ages, and dragged me in from AT&T and Sprint. My take:
GREAT customer service. Quick to handle issues, and the "4 issues in 90 day" policy means if you have a lousy phone, you get a different one if yours keep failing. That's how I got out of the craptastic LG G2X I had. Unfortunately, the replacement isn't going to be the latest/greatest superphones, it will be one of the cheaper models, but still a smartphone.
Coverage is lacking, but they bought out US Cellular recently and will be adding their towers, and the new LTE system they are implementing is ACTUAL LTE, not revved up 3G. When I travel or go to more remote jobsites, I may or may not have service. I travel to Ft Irwin on occasion, and I get service all the way up to Jackrabbit Pass, then it drops until I get back to higher elevations on base. I get service all over AV I've ever been.
They have an actual truly unlimited data program, unlike Verizon or AT&T. And if you have the limited program, it's still unlimited, they just throttle the speeds down after you hit the limit, so you don't get hit with ridiculous data charges you didn't expect.
Overall, I was pleased enough to stay when the AT&T merger fell through. If it hadn't I was moving to Sprint or going pre-paid (cricket, straight-talk, etc).
NRA lifetime member
2AF Defender member
When did I go from being a "citizen" to a "taxpayer"?
Jon Lovitz: I cant wait to go to a hospital run by the DMV!
Last edited by njineermike; 02-19-2013 at
View Public Profile
Find all posts by njineermike


text:
recording of skateboarding kids on the steps of the EU congress in brussels. a bit of wind noise, but nice ...
The square of the Angels in front of the MACBA museum is a meeting place and practice for the skaters ...
12.02.2011: about 14.00. Kutrzeby street park with a Poznan Army Monument. Poznan in Poland. sound event: a group of skates ...
Skateboarders at Angels Square(Barcelona). Recorded with MD MZ-R30 and ECM-957 microphone.
Stereo recording of about 5 lads skateboarding in a small square (Custard Factory, Birmingham UK). Sound of wheels rumbling and ...
Skateboarders outside MACBA Art Gallery in Barcelona. Recorded on Stereo Sony ECM mic onto minidisc.
Cars passing on Roebling street, a skateboarder goes by.
The sound of a skateboarding passing by and then falling.
sounds recorded on a wood half pipe in a garage with an HDR and a boom mic.
Skateboarders skate outside of the Casa da Musica on a Monday night in July.
Short clip of shortwave radio noise with singer in background.
Short clip of shortwave radio noise with singer in background.
Short clip of shortwave radio noise.
I love the sound of this shortwave radio sample -really alien sounding.
A sample of simulated synthesised shortwave radio sound.


text:
Billy Currington dumped as All-Star pre-race act
In this undated photo released by the Chatham County (Ga.) Sheriff's office, Billy Currington poses for a photo. Currington, 39, may have videotaped himself chasing a 70-year-old tour boat captain along a coastal Georgia creek and threatening to "finish him off" in a tirade filled with profanities, according to court documents [auth] filed Thursday, April 25, 2013, in Georgia. Currington turned himself in Thursday afternoon at the county jail, where he was booked on charges of making terroristic threats and abuse of an elderly person. (AP Photo/Chatham County (Ga.) Sheriff's Office)
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Charlotte Motor Speedway has replaced country singer Billy Currington as the pre-race act before next month's All-Star race.
Currington was charged Thursday with making terroristic threats and abuse of an elderly person. He was released from a Georgia jail after posting a $27,700 bond.
Each of the charges is a felony punishable by one to five years in prison.
Charlotte Motor Speedway President Marcus Smith said Friday that double-platinum singer-songwriter Josh Turner will perform the pre-race concert before the May 18 race. Smith cited Currington's arrest for the change.
Currington's hits include "Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer," "That's How Country Boys Roll" and "People Are Crazy."
Related Posts
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
« 'South Park' creator skips Kauai court hearing 4 girls who play 'Matilda' snubbed by Tonys »


text:
Click on a thumbnail to go to Google Books.
The Books of Faerie
by Bronwyn Carlton, Peter Gross (Illustrator), John Ney Rieber
No current Talk conversations about this book.
This book is second in the series of 3 'Books of Faerie'. I enjoyed this second book better than [Auberon's Tale], mostly because the storyline is more linear and integrates well with the 'Books of Magic' collection.
Titania's upbringing, her role in the Faerie court and the role the Amadan plays as her advisor are all well portrayed, and it helped tying up lose ends from the 'Books of Magic'. The drawings are also very good, the colours do lend some magic to Faerie, and the Faerie characters are very human in their political dealings and warfare. Very good book! It is recommended, especially if you are fan of the 'Books of Magic'.
Okay. Not great. Two parts. First deals with Queen Titania's story and kind of answers who Timothy Hunter's mother is. The second part, which deals with Marya, is better. There's a few charming scenes where Marya's looking for Tim Hunter.
Appears to have been published in order to cash in on The Books of Magic. Although, I did appreciate that it included a bit of Tim's backstory.
I've always had a special tendre for fairy tales for as long as I can remember (having read Grimm, Andersen, etc.) which explains why I would read anything linked to it. Double whammy on this one since it's not only about the fantastical world that is of Fay but one that's linked to Queen Titania as created by Gaiman & Vess (see "Sandman Library").
Carlton gives us the origin story of Queen Titania of Faerie (was I ever surprised to learn that King Auberon isn't her first husband) and that Timothy Hunter (of Gaiman's "The Books of Magic") is her offspring! Okay, mental note to self: have to read "The Books of Magic" once more.
By lending such a bleak world that is 11th century England & that of the accompanying plague gives the reader a foil that enables one to understand why Rosebud/Titania is the way she is, and of the choices she made since leaving the Earthworld.
The mini-series gives one more questions than answers...yet engages me all the more.
Book Details:
Title The Books of Faerie
Author Bronwyn Carlton;Neil Gaiman (Consultant)
Reviewed By Purplycookie
I picked this up purely because of the stunning cover art. I rarely read graphic novels but this one was certainly an attention grabber. The book contains 2 stories, the first of which revolves around Titania and begins in the present day but goes back to 11th century England. It tells of how a young girl called Maryrose, is lured to Faerieland and how she ultimately becomes Titania, Queen of Faerie. The second tale is about Tam Lin's meeting with his illegitimate son. This one was a little confusing for me, but I am guessing that once I've read the rest of this series then all will become clear to me. I was captivated by this book and will definitely be looking out for more.
References to this work on external resources.
Wikipedia in English (6)
No descriptions found.
No library descriptions found.
Amazon Kindle (0 editions)
Audible (0 editions)
CD Audiobook (0 editions)
Project Gutenberg (0 editions)
Google Books — Loading...
Is this you?
Become a LibraryThing Author.


text:
Skip Navigation
Search APSU:
Our Campuses
Campus Life
Giving to APSU
Today @ APSU - University News
Contact Us
Office of Public Relations and Marketing
Browning Building, Room 206
P.O. Box 4567
Clarksville, TN 37044
(931) 221-7459
Class Schedule
Current Students
Future Students
Faculty and Staff
Alumni and Friends
Information About APSU
Ask "The Gov"
Alumna, cloning pioneer to speak
Alumna, cloning pioneer to speak
October 29, 2001
A discussion by an Austin Peay alumna and renowned pioneer in cloning research marks the third in a series of alumni talks and performances that are part of the University's 75th Anniversary celebration.
Dr. J. Lannett Edwards, assistant professor of animal science at UT-Knoxville, will discuss "Cloning: Progress and Problems" at 10 a.m., Monday, Nov. 5 in E106 of the Sundquist Science Complex. The talk is free and open to the public.
After graduating from APSU in 1989, Edwards obtained a master's degree in dairy science from Mississippi State University. In August 1996, she completed a doctorate in animal science (focusing on animal and molecular cell biology) at the University of Florida where, as a doctoral student, she created the first test-tube calf born in that state.
She was awarded a postdoctoral fellowship by the United States Department of Agriculture. Her USDA research focused on developing procedures for cloning adult cattle with the ultimate goal of providing methodology for genetic modification of farm animals.
During her tenure with the USDA, she had the opportunity to work during Fall 1997 with Dr. Ian Wilmut at the Roslin Institute in Scotland. Her work with Wilmut occurred shortly after he cloned Dolly, the sheep.
During the year since she began work at UT-Knoxville, Edwards' research, which has focused on determining the effects of environmental stressors on embryonic development, has received national and international attention. Her recent success in cloning an adult Jersey cow, using proliferating cells, captured media attention worldwide.
Edwards' other research interests include development of alternative strategies for altering sex of farm animals and identification of genes of economic interest to the livestock industry. There is great interest in her research on developing disease-resistant genes.
In 1998, Edwards was honored as APSU's Outstanding Young Alumna. She received the University of Tennessee's Outstanding Faculty Award in 1999 and, most recently, received a Certificate of Merit from Online Communications for Technical Marketing for "The UT Cloning Project."
She authored proposals during the past year that garnered more than $93,000 in USDA-grant money for UT-Knoxville for cloning research. In 2001, Edwards received a grant to study genetic influences on mastitis in Jersey cows and another grant to study the effects of constructing cloned embryos in maternal versus foreign-egg cytoplasm. These followed a grant to fund research on somantic cell nuclear transfer.
This young scientist, who has published numerous refereed papers, scholarly articles and abstracts, is on the editorial board of the "Journal of Animal Science." Her professional memberships include the International Embryo Transfer Society.
Edwards has given invited lectures at many national conferences. Selecting among international invitations, she spoke at The First Tri-National Forum on Biotechnology in Agriculture, held in Guadalajera, Mexico in May 2001. Her topic was "Cloning Diary Cattle: Opportunities for Industry, Scientific Challenges and Ethical Concerns."
For more information, telephone 7459.
Austin Peay State University |
| Clarksville, TN 37044 | 1-877-861-APSU | (931) 221-7011
Emergency Notification
Ask "The Gov"
Employee Login
Jobs at APSU
Austin Peay State University (APSU) does not discriminate against students, employees, or applicants for admission or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, disability, age, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, or any other legally protected class with respect to all employment, programs and activities sponsored by APSU. Inquiries or complaints regarding the non-discrimination policies, including Title IX complaints, should be directed to the Director of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action and Title IX Coordinator, Sheila Bryant, 601 College Street, Browning Building/Rm 151, Clarksville, TN 37044, firstname.lastname@example.com, 931-221-7178 or EEO Compliance Officer and Investigator, Steven Grudzinski, College Street, Browning Building/Rm 6A, Clarksville, TN 37044, firstname.lastname@example.com, 931-221-7160. Title IX complaints may also be directed to the Deputy Title IX Coordinator, Greg Singleton Associate Vice President and Dean of Students, 601 College Street, Morgan University Center/Rm 206D, Clarksville, TN 37044, firstname.lastname@example.com. |
Non-Discrimination Policy


text:
Reno, Nev. • Ranchers in northern Nevada are taking a page out of Gandhi's book in their protest of livestock grazing reductions on federal lands.
Elko County Commissioner Grant Gerber is the chief organizer of a 70-mile horseback trek beginning on Memorial Day that he calls the "Grass March."
He says the multi-day ride from Elko to Battle Mountain is modeled after Gandhi's "Salt March" from Sabarmati to Dandi, India in protest of the British colonial monopoly on salt in 1930.
He says U.S. land managers have the same stranglehold on Nevada land and grass as the British had on Indian salt supplies.


text:
The game started off slow, then sophomore Kendra Grant opened the scoring for the Lady Bulldogs with a pull up jumper over a Techster defender. Senior Darriel Gaynor then lifted the team ahead with a shot beyond the arc five minutes into the half.
Mississippi State fell behind by 6 early then chipped away at the deficit by getting to the foul line and receiving two long jumpers from Grant. The Techsters lead was cut to four with eight minutes to play in the first half.
Gaynor brought the Bulldogs within one with a three-point shot set up by a screen from sophomore Martha Alwal. However, the Techsters quickly expanded the lead out to seven by drawing timely fouls and sinking two mid-range buckets.
Through some nifty dribbling and a pull up shot, junior Katia May brought the team to within three around the five minute mark. With four minutes left to play, the Bulldogs were down by two with a score of 23-25.
But Louisiana Tech quickly jumped back out to a big lead and lead the Lady Bulldogs at the half 33 to 23.
Near the end of the half the Lady Bulldogs got a scare when leading scorer Darriel Gaynor went down after taking a hit to the jaw. She eventually walked off the court on her own power.
Just like the first half, Kendra Grant came out scoring, putting up the first points of the half. But the Techsters continued to be successful at drawing fouls, and widened the lead to twelve.
Excellent post play from Candace Foster and Martha Alwal and a lay-up in transition from Grant closed the gap to six with fifteen minutes remaining in the game.
Grant continued to lift her team, scoring ten points within a seven-minute period. She scored the majority of her shots on quick pull ups and mid-range jumpers. Her assist in transition to Alwal brought the Lady Dawgs within four with nine minutes left to play.
Mississippi State tied it up following another stellar play from Grant in transition, who took it to the hole. She then proceeded to give her team the lead going coast to coast with a layup that brought the Humphrey Coliseum crowd to their feet.
The teams went back and forth the next few minutes and the teams ended up tied 53-53 with two minutes left in the game. Martha Alwal then scored in the post to put the Lady Dogs ahead by two but the Techsters followed suit with a similar post shot.
The Hump erupted when Darriel Gaynor scored a jump shot that put the Lady Bulldogs ahead 57-55. Schaefer's team quickly transitioned back on defense and created a huge turnover on a charge.
After a missed shot by the Lady Bulldogs, Louisiana Tech rebounded the ball with five seconds left in the contest and attempted a quick transition, but had the ball knocked out of bounds by Mississippi State. The Bulldogs held on to the victory after the final shot from Louisiana Tech fell short.
The leading scorer for the Bulldogs was Kendra Grant who scored 20 points in the contest. Darriel Gaynor added 11 and was 3-of-4 from the three-point line. Mississippi State was 22-of-61 (36%) in field goal shooting but shot 45% in the second half. On the defensive end they brought Louisiana Tech's shooting percentage from 50% in the first half to 35% in the second half.
Coach Schaefer, who felt his team responded well after the disappointing loss to Hampton, applauded their toughness, especially in the second half.
"I told our kids beforehand that I would not trade them for anybody," said Schaefer. "They really played tough tonight."
Next up for the Lady Bulldogs is the Hardwood Tournament of Hope in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico during Thanksgiving. Both the players and coaches are looking forward to the event.
"For me it's great," said Gaynor. "It's my senior year and we finally get to go on a trip so I'm excited for the experience."
"These kids have earned it," said Schaefer. "I'm excited to take them to play in a different culture."
Schaefer is also looking forward to spending Thanksgiving with his Lady Bulldog family.
"My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, and this next week this team will be our family," he said.
Carew Ferguson is a feature writer for the GenesPage.com website, the source for Mississippi State sports on Scout.com sports network. You can contact him by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Tweets from @TBHomeTeam/writers
MORE from our HomeTeam writers.
Mon. February 22, 2010 | Bob Putnam | Email
Northside Christian running back Chris Culbreth made his college plans official by signing with Southwest Baptist University, a Div. II school in Bolivar, Missouri.
Culbreth, a second-team, all-county and honorable mention all-state selection, rushed for 1,624 yards and 20 touchdowns this past season.
"We feel like we got a steal getting the No. 1 running back in the Tampa/St. Pete region," Southwest Baptist coach Keith Allen said on the team's website. "We feel like Chris can be an impact player for us right away. His work ethic in high school will transfer into a great college player."


text:
OGDEN, Utah – Junior libero Anna Gott and freshman middle blocker Sydney Kemper have both been named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention, the conference announced. The awards are the first in the careers of both players, who helped NAU open the season 12-0 and end the year with 15 wins, equaling the most for the program since 2001.
Gott put together another record-setting year in totaling 465 digs and 4.65 digs per set, which were both the third-highest single-season totals in program history. In three seasons, she has three of the five-highest season dig averages in school history, and with 30 digs in NAU's season-finale vs Northern Colorado, she moved into second-place all-time in career digs with 1,305. She has averaged 435 digs per season through three years and will need just 245 digs next year to become NAU's all-time digs leader. Gott was also ninth in the Big Sky with 0.26 service aces per set and was one of only three Lumberjacks to play in every set for the season.
Kemper was among the most consistent Lumberjacks during her first collegiate season, ranking fifth in the Big Sky with 1.04 blocks per set and eighth with a .256 hitting percentage, both team bests. She started 23 of 25 matches this season and played in 95 of 100 sets, recording multiple blocks in all but two matches for the year. She totaled a team season-high nine total blocks against Montana State and had eight solo blocks for the year. She also had eight matches with double digit kills and was fourth on the team with 228.5 season points.
The two NAU All-Big Sky selections equaled the most for the program since 2003.


text:
Since 1977, Reddi's Pizza has been serving the families of Brook Park and surrounding communities. Our homemade dough, sauces and the best ingredients have had people coming back for more than 39 years! Please stop in for a $5.95 lunch special, or have one of our famous Daily Specials delivered to your door!
Monday thru Thursday - FREE Quart of Pepsi Product with any Large or Extra Large Pizza! (Carry-out Only)
Wednesdays - Senior Citizen Discount - 10% off any order!
Daily Special Available All Day Everyday - No Coupon Necessary
Two Reddi's Extra Large Pizzas, One Topping on each for $19.95! ($2.50 each additional item) FREE 2-Liter Pepsi Product Included
Gallon Rigatoni or Spaghetti with 6 meatballs and a FREE order of Breadstix and Dipping Sauce for $14.95!
$5.95 Lunch Specials Monday through Friday!
LUNCH SPECIALS - No Limit!
Every weekday 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.
Footlong Meatball or Sausage Sandwich
9 inch Plain or One Topping Pizza
Side of Spaghetti or Rigatoni with Two Meatballs
Grilled Chicken or Tuna Wrap
Small Antipasto Salad, Small Garlic Bread with Cheese and Can of Pop
Chicken Salad - Grilled or Breaded
15523 Snow Rd. Brook Park, OH
Delivery Available During All Business Hours
Monday - Thursday
11 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Noon - 9:00 p.m
Orders taken up to 20 minutes before closing


text:
I'm sure that we've all had the experience of the screen tip popping up when we pause the mouse pointer over a button on the MS Office Ribbon.
When it comes to those tips people tend to fall into 3 different categories… those who don't need them, those who like the small tip that lists the name of the button only and those people who want to see it all (button name, description, etc).
Whichever version of screen tips you prefer doesn't really matter unless you know where to adjust the option to fit your needs.
So, to that end let's take a look at where Office 2007 you'll find the setting to control the screen tips.
We start at the Office Button.
Then in the bottom right corner click the Options button for the program.
Automatically the Options dialog box opens to the Popular category:
Use the drop-down list for the ScreenTip style to make a choice.
No ScreenTips is obvious but what exactly is the difference going to be between the other two?
Well, a picture is worth a thousand words so here's a comparison:
(Note: It is important to say that not all full description ScreenTips have the colorful pictures.)
Regardless of your choice, once it's made click OK.
And the bonus to this decision… once you make a setting change in an Office Program then they all use that same setting.
More help, less help, no help. You decide.


text:
Infinity Primus PS312
Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?)
Have a nice Cambridge Audio 100w receiver with thousand $ a pair Polks with all sources optically connected and I thought my music and movies sounded pretty darn good. I added this Infinity Sub and GOOD GOD! There is now an underlying rich layer of lows like a slathering of luxurious deep dark chocolate. ... or something like that ? Anyway, it's pretty damn awesome. I never knew what I was missing.
Pros: Low price. Clean rich sound. Plenty of power.
Cons: Kinda big but you can't have everything.


text:
Clicks for ...
Home Page
Search this Site
Koi for Sale
The Show Archive
MP3 PodCasts
iTunes & iPod
Links to ...
Discus Fish
Breeding Rams
Buying Angelfish
How to be a Volunteer
Piranha Realm
One And Only
CKNX Radio
Ocean GEOtronic
Breeding Ancistrus
Breeding Convicts
Saltwater Aquarium
Visiting a Fish Breeder
Breeding Angels
Breeding Cory Catfish
Training Fish
Jelly Fish!
Sea Dragons
Special Shows
Live Foods
Buying Used Aquariums
Aquarium Photography
Mbunas Spawning
Malawi Bloat
Fish Shapes
Breeding Oscars
Aquarium Water
Building a Fish Room
Mbunas of Lake Malawi
Get Rid of Small Snails
Guppys & Mollies
Starting a Pond
All about Fish Bowls
Betta Fish Info
How to Breed Fish
Shrimp Eggs
The 7 Essentials
Your New Aquarium
Champion Koi
How to Move Fish
More Links ...
Our Sponsors
All about The Hosts
Tech Support
Link to Us
Your Privacy
Our Disclaimer
Contact Us
AQuarium Videos
What We Do.
This web site contains information about Pet Fish Talk, the weekly internet talk show about keeping pet fish in aquariums, fish bowls, and ponds.
to hear a
Pet Fish Talk Show now.
The banner, shown above, links to a web page with more information.
For the August 17, 2011 Pet Fish Talk Show.
In this show
the Bailey Brothers talk about the Fish in the News, Nevin's Fishy Factoid, then talk with callers and read questions from listeners.
to hear this show.
As you listen
to Pet Fish Talk, you can also follow other underlined links to related web pages with pictures, videos, and more information about the topics being discuss during the show.
Weekly Fish ID-Quiz - Just for Fun !!
Each week we post some new pictures here on the Listening Guide for this week's show, and we leave the names off. It will be a good exercise for you to try to identify the item in each picture. Some pictures will probably be easy to identify, but others will probably be difficult. Tom and Nevin will identify each picture during the first few minutes of this show.
Fish in the News from Dan in St. Louis
Article/Video of Moon Snails eating crabs.
http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/ ... 80211.aspx
Not extinct after all!
http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/ ... 81611.aspx
Lots of poached coral skeletons to do some good.
http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/ ... 81511.aspx
One more this week - Record numbers of jellyfish on Florida beaches
http://animaltracks.today.com/ ... florida-beaches
Thanks, Dan in St. Louis
Fish in the News from Brandon in West LA
http://www.forbes.com/ ... obinv
http://www.grindtv.com/ ... 50+days/
http://www.underwatertimes.com/ ... 57302
http://www.cbsnews.com/ ... tag=re1.fb
During this Pet Fish Talk show Nevin mentions that he examined the impeller, shown above, in the powerhead that pumps water through the uv-unit in one of Tom's aquariums, and that impeller was clogged with debris. Nevin removed the debris, then reassembled the powerhead, and it pumps a lot more water. Powerheads are fun and useful in aquariums, but they need to be checked regularly.
Callers during this Show ;^ }
Jay from Evansville
, Indiana, calls and says he finally sold all of the equipment in his fishroom, and now he's making progress installing a used 180-gallon aquarium in his livingroom. Jay's building a filtration system under the 180-gallon aquarium that's similar to the system he had in his fish room. Tom, Nevin, and Jay talk on and on about building filtration systems for big aquariums like the one Jay has, and the one Tom dreams about having in his basement. ;^ }
of this Entire Show
Here's how:
, then click on "Save Target (or Link) As ...". Navigate to the folder you prefer, and click on the button labeled "Save". Later you can copy the MP3-file to your iPod or other MP3-player.
You can also burn files to CDs, then play them in a CD-player.
to download the PodCast for this show.
to buy an MP3-enabled CD-Player, or click
to buy an MP3-Player, or click
to buy an Apple iPod, which can all play Pet Fish Talk Shows.
There are lots of Pet Fish Talk Shows.
now to go to the Archive, where you'll find links to more than 360 Pet Fish Talk Shows.
to go to our Search Page, where you can search for any topic that we have discussed in any show.
for technical support, if Pet Fish Talk will not play on your computer.
How to Customize this Page.
If this web page looks too small or too narrow, hold down the keyboard key marked "Ctrl" then press down on the key marked +, and this web page should get bigger. If you overdue it and this page gets too big, hold down the same "Ctrl" key and press down on the key marked - to make this page smaller.
Repeat, until this page looks just right to you. In this way you can customize the appearance of our website in your computer. This tip will work simultaneously on all the pages in this website, and your computer should remember what you've done the next time you come back to this site, unless you're using an ancient version of a browser. ;^ o
The advertisement, shown below, links to this advertiser's web site.
Copyright © 2002-2017 Pet Fish Talk. All Rights Reserved. No part of the contents of this web site may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of Pet Fish Talk.
Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of our Privacy Agreement and our Disclaimer. Click
to read our Disclaimer, and click
to read our Privacy Agreement.
for our street address, phone number, fax, and email address.
This page updated on October 26, 2016.
To the Top of this Page


text:
Couple Arrested Over Child Abuse
Published March 19th, 2012
Loading Video...
A Florida couple was arrested last Thursday, charged with caging a thirteen year old boy.
The boy's father, Marshall Michaels, was taken into custody by police in Titusville, Florida.
He and his live-in girlfriend face three counts of aggravated child abuse.
Police say the child was caged, strapped to a bed or locked in the bathroom for days or weeks at a time.
These events allegedly took place over the past year.
The boy was reportedly severely emaciated, and weighed just 40 pounds.
Four other children were living in the home. All of them, including the victim, have been removed.
Related Stories
- Couple arrested for child abuse
- Couple arrested for abusing child with fractured ribs
- Lake City Man Arrested for Child Abuse
- Teachers Feared for Boy Police Say Was Abused
- Leesburg Deacon Arrested For Sexual Abuse
- Online Child Sex Sting Nets 26 Arrests
- 132 Men Arrested In Child Predator Sting
- Marion County Couple Accused of Child Neglect
- Police: Florida Couple Kept Boy 'Caged Inside Closet'
- UPD Officer Charged With Child Abuse


text:
|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
With the season about half over now, plenty of teams are worthy of attention. Who would have thought the Bobcats would be #5, especially after a 39-point obliteration of Miami? Memphis is knocking on the door out West, and New Orleans, New York, and Milwaukee aren't that far out either. The Celtics can't hold a 3rd quarter lead to save their life, and the Nets are on pace to break the NBA-worst record of nine wins in a season, with six. If nothing else, it would be fun to see such a low record broken so emphatically. In a world where the Celtics are still somehow the NBA's third best team, let's look at what would happen if the playoffs started as of Wednesday, January 20 at 10:45pm (sans the late games):
The Rockets are barely hanging onto a spot, beating out Utah via tiebreakers. L.A. has a muscular 23-3 home record, which should be more than enough to hold the day. But remember what these two did in the second round last year? Houston is a lower seed this year and is without their star, Yao Ming. Last year will stay last year.
Dallas picked up a big win in Boston (who hasn't?) and barely beat Washington by one, while the Suns have lost their last four. When these two met last year late to help determine who made it into the playoffs, Phoenix lost and then fell quite far. This year, they're trying their best not to wait.
Both teams have won their last three. However, Denver is substantially better playing within the conference (14-8 vs. 9-14). Denver is only 8-11 on the road, but at 18-3 in Denver, Oklahoma might have a very difficult time picking off a game on the road.
Here's another classic example where home teams will have a distinct advantage. San Antonio only has a half-game lead, so this series could still go to anyone. Portland has won both meetings this year, which gives them an interesting advantage in their own right.
Cleveland has been great at home and away, while the Bulls have only been 4-14 away from Chicago. 32-11 vs. 18-21. A few more losses than last season, but Cleveland is still looking great. Chicago will have to pull a major upset if they hope to beat the team that compiled two sweeps a year ago.
The Celtics are an absolute eyesore. Never mind the injuries or the referees that are clearly being payed off; why else would they make such horrendous calls? That makes three games in a row now that have been blown. At least the Raptors have lost two. But still, I wouldn't be surprised to see Toronto overpower Boston. Boston has had real playoff trouble, even when they won their 17th title.
After their 39-point defeat in Charlotte Wednesday, the Heat are faltering. Meanwhile, the Hawks are only half a game away from the #2 seed. The Hawks have the edge in home/away match-ups, and the Heat are dangerously close to slipping under .500. Hawks all the way.
The Bobcats may be five games behind the Magic right now, but nobody wants to face them at home right now, especially with their current six game winning streak, the NBA's best. Finding themselves just behind the Hawks and having a tough time getting ahead of them, the Magic, led by Stan Van Gundy (who looks like the result of genetic experiments involving Geraldo Rivera and Ron Jeremy), could be caught by surprise if they focus too much attention on Atlanta.
Tags: Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, NBA Playoffs, Oklahoma City Thunder, Orlando Magic, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trailblazers, San Antonio Spurs, Toronto Raptors


text:
I've spent a lot of time today thinking about this post from TabTimes' Patrick Pierra, who argues that "it's tablets — not mobile — driving the growth" of mobile advertising. Without citing any substantial data, Pierra claims that while tablets and mobile phones are typically lumped under the same "mobile" umbrella (which is why data separating the two can be hard to find), tablets are driving ad growth because of their quick adoption, longer sessions and much higher click-through rates for ads.
Perra makes some good points (despite his lack of hard evidence), and I've argued before that there are some very real differences between mobile advertising and tablet advertising. While mobile phones still outnumber tablets by a big number worldwide, I wouldn't be shocked if overall tablet revenues are actually pacing those on mobile phones.
But because tablets usually aren't often used as mobile devices — which is to say, they're rarely connected to cellular networks but instead are moved from Wi-Fi hotspot to Wi-Fi hotspot — smartphones actually have an edge when it comes to next-generation mobile advertising. Most of us carry phones just about everywhere we go, enabling advertisers to deliver highly targeted (and highly lucrative) ads at the optimal time and place, to just the right group of users. That's where the big money lies as mobile advertising evolves over the next few years, and that should once again make phones the primary device when it comes to driving mobile ad revenues.


text:
Release Date: 1985 |
Album Rating: 2.5boring band
Nice review, have a pos.
Album Rating: 4.0So underrated
Besides In And Out Of Love, Only Lonely and Tokyo Road, I don't really like this album at all.
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


text:
News & Features
News Stories Tagged What to Pack
8 Things to Bring to Chile
Here's Steve Hely's list of the essentials for anybody going to Chile.
15 Essential Tech Gadgets for Travelers
On vacation, your first inclination may be to unplug. But some tech accessories can make your travels even more enjoyable.
8 Excellent Makeup Bags and Dopp Kits
Our selection of the best dopp kits and makeup bags to help you stay organized on your next trip.
What to Pack: 10 Essential Beach Vacation Beauty Products
When it comes to travel grooming on a beach vacation, some careful planning is in order. Here are our 10 picks for the best beach vacation beauty products.
What to Pack: Reykjavik
The world's northernmost capital is a charming destination in all seasons. Here are some suggestions for what to bring in your suitcase.
What to Pack: Singapore
Steamy, bustling, and burgeoning, this Southeast Asian city-state has become a rather snazzy metropolis in recent years. Here's a primer on what to bring along.
What to Pack: Punta del Este
With sunny beaches and excellent wineries on Uruguay's southern coast, Punta del Este is a favorite vacation destination. Here are a few ideas on what to include in your suitcase.
What to Pack: Florida Keys
The islands offer a sunny, picture-perfect getaway with distinctive tropical flair. Relax and unwind in style with these tips on what to bring along.
What to Pack: Cape Town
This sunny South African city is a pleasant destination nearly any time of year. Here are some tips on what to bring so you can enjoy the city's many splendors.
What to Pack: Lake Tahoe
This alpine lake resort, set within easy striking distance of several Californian cities, feels very much the winter wonderland. Here are some picks for bundling up in style.
What to Pack: St. Martin and St. Maarten
Particularly known for fine French fare and friendly locals, this Caribbean isle is an ideal escape from winter's polar vortexes. Here are some wonderfully light and bright ideas on what to bring along.
What to Pack: Dallas
Host to a recent Chanel show and home to several contemporary art institutions, Dallas has emerged in recent years on the international cultural scene with Texan aplomb. Read on for tips on what to bring along.
What to Pack: Aspen
Once a quaint mining town, these days, Aspen, Colorado, offers all of the comforts and extravagances of a world-class ski resort. Here are some ideas for what to bring along.
What to Pack: Maldives
This island nation, formed of 26 atolls, is a honeymooner's favorite, geared toward outdoor adventurers and beach bums alike. Here are some vacation wardrobe picks, whatever your mood.
What to Pack: Tahiti
With world-class surfing, spectacular diving, and warm local charm, Tahiti has plenty to offer prospective paradise-seekers. Here are some tips on what to bring along.
What to Pack: Cambodia
With its rich history, intoxicating culture, and gorgeous mix of architecture, Cambodia serves up sights and experiences in a mesmerizing brew. Here are packing ideas to carry you from temple to beach to city.
What to Pack: Hawaii
With winter weather creeping in, a Hawaii vacation sounds downright genius. Here are a a few island-friendly wardrobe picks, primed for stocking your suitcase.
What to Pack: Shanghai
The most populous city in China is booming, and brimming with exciting quarters to explore. Once you're ready to set off to Shanghai, in style, here's what to pack.
What to Pack: Rio de Janeiro
With the World Cup less than a year away, now's the time to visit this sizzling South American city before the soccer crowds descend. Here's a primer on what to bring for a Rio fling.
What to Pack: Marrakesh
Bazaars, souks, spices—oh my! Marrakesh tops many a traveler's wish list and for good reason. Pack these chic picks and you'll be haggling like a pro and dining alfresco like a local in no time.


text:
24 Aug 2010
This week's Mike Tanier column on Rotoworld examines each team's tendencies at the goal line.
3 comments, Last at 25 Aug 2010, 8:38am by dryheat
Editor's Note: Inserting ads between paragraphs in the article is annoying and unnecessary (especially given the string of ads for the same products on the right side of the page).
I can understand making references within the article when they're appropriate (like FO does here, talking about KUBIAK, FOA, etc.), but that was a little much.
On the other hand, it makes me appreciate contact on this site more ... well done, Rotoworld!
Have you tried Firefox with Adblock?
Patriots backup QB is Brian Hoyer.
Denver's defense was still great at producing pass pressure, while two NFC East teams really improved over 2015. Also: pressure splits by number of rushers, and how sacks can be overrated. Just ask Brandon Graham (or Erik Walden).


text:
For Interest Card information, see below Job Descriptions section.
To submit a job interest card to the City of Stockton, please click on any job position listed above or search for a specific position. Then look for the "Email me when jobs like this become available" link. Fill out the requested information and submit your request. You will receive a confirmation of your request, along with a link to your interest card profile.
Thank you for your interest in employment with the City of Stockton.
There are currently no external links.
This City of Stockton web page last reviewed on --- 5/18/2015


text:
Changing land management could shrink carbon payback time when farmers convert grassland to biofuel production, say researchers in the Journal of Environmental Science and Technology.If this is right, and its been peer reviewed, I guess, then it could make biofuels more attractive in environmental terms. My question is how soon could agriculture switch to these […]
Tag Archives | land
Changing land management could shrink carbon payback time
By Simon Robinson on 15 January, 2009 in Agriculture, Biofuels
Farmland prices are rising
By Simon Robinson on 15 August, 2007 in Agriculture
Farmland prices are rising because of biofuels, according to the New York Times. DEKALB, Ill. — While much of the nation worries about a slumping real estate market, people in Midwestern farm country are experiencing exactly the opposite. Take, for instance, the farm here — nearly 80 acres of corn and soybeans off a gravel […]
Ethanol drives farmland price inflation
By Simon Robinson on 20 February, 2007 in Agriculture
According to the Londonist blog, demand for farmland in the Americas is pushing the price of this commodity up faster than it is rising in London. Demand for corn used in ethanol increased the value of crop land 16% in Indiana and 35% in Idaho in 2006, government figures show. The price of a Soho loft […]
agriculture algae America biodiesel biofuel biofuels biomass Brazil carbon cellulose cellulosic corn crops diesel economics energy ethanol EU Europe European FAO farmers farming food fuel ICIS India Jatropha National New oil palm policy price soya sugar tariff technology UK UN US USA water wheat wood