text:
I wear this jacket in temps down to -20 with windchills to -50 and have NEVER been cold with it on (and only a regular cotton longselve tee under) - in fact at temps above -10 I am usually sweating in this thing. This jacket has a low enough profile that it comfortably fits under my fitted shell. I am lady who is 5'8", 130 and got a M - fits great, might have even been able to go with the S if it weren't for the arm length (which i find the TNF always runs a little short for me). Love that it packs into such a small pack (see pics above) for stuffing it away on the trails or in my pack for easy travel from state to state. Noticed some had questions on where to stow so I also attached a pic for this (Outside, Left front pocket). Enjoy!
0 Comments
They work great with the iPhone - even better than my bare fingers at times. I live up in the Chugach Mts. (AK) and am comfortable wearing them to temps. down to +15F when I'm on the move (running, hiking, shoveling snow). I am a lady with long and lean hands - the M was about a cm too short at the end of the palm at first but after a few wears fit perfectly (this is usually the case with me and THF gloves). Very glad I was gifted these so I can send amazing pictures of the winterscapes to my friends and family without having to take off my gloves. Would highly suggest them to anyone who walks around on chilly days and uses their phone.
0 Comments
Best all-around jacket. I use it for hiking/backpacking, snowsports (skiing, snowshoe excursions), running & biking. Works Amazingly in the wind - I absolutely love the taped seams (especially when on the bike). The velcro around the wrists works wonderfully - I never have to be concerned with my gloves sneeking out. I love the higher neck that really helps out in the cold winds. I have worn this jacket in the Palouse of Washington and Idaho (WIND) and currently up in Alaska (WIND, COLD, and WET). Great length in the arms (a little longer than most jackets) and covers the waistline.


text:
Product Information
Important Sizing Note: The following measurements are the dimensions of the actual product, not of the pet they fit. After measuring your pet, make sure all measurements fit within the following dimensions (with a little room to spare in the chest and neck).XX-Small
I love the pattern! Very festive, fits perfectly
my chi looks so cute in his halloween shirt!!!
I love being able to dress my 4lb. dog and 10lb. kitten in matching outfits! BaxterBoo is the best pet shop!
I didn't want to get a costume for my baby boy and chose this tee shirt. I'm glad I did. It looks very cute and very colorful.
We're taking her camping and this is part of her costume. She'll have a glowstick necklace too! Can't wait to show her off!
Really cute and well made!
I have a large dog, Who likes to wear clothes And so its hard to find decent clothes for her. This fit her perfectly! Very durable fabric, And neat how it glows in the dark as well! Just make sure you leave it in the light to charge it! So far it has survived many play dates with other dogs.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Ruby Lane Shop Rating:
|Member Since:
|April 2012
|Ruby Lane Exclusive:
|Items Added in Last 7 days:
|Total Number of Items:
Vintage Collectibles: 463
Porcelain & Pottery: 260
Glass: 235
Furniture & Lighting: 218
Silver: 135
Jewelry: 32
Dolls: 10
Vintage Fashion: 8
Antiques: 5
Ruby Lane Shops are some of the most respected e-commerce shops on the Internet, and we've designed a rating system so you can buy with confidence from any Ruby Lane shop.
To help insure buyers' confidence, we've developed a rating system based on completed sales as follows:
Our Service Pledge
We proudly stand behind everything we sell. All items are guaranteed exactly as described. We do not tolerate reproductions in our collection, and neither should you. Our items come from estates, private buyouts, auctions and our own collection.
This shop is Non-Exclusive on Ruby Lane
What does this mean to you?
It means that this shop also sells the same, or similar items on other Internet sites, as well.


text:
Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
The location is great! I walked to Juliet's balcony and the arena in less then10 minutes. Our room has stylishly decorated and spotless. The free breakfast had everything. You could have eggs done your way and fresh fruit, yogurt, muffins, etc. the place is perfect
We had a warm welcome from one of the staff (he offered us drinks and all), the house is beautiful and super clean, the room was comfortable and practical: desk, lots of lamps, dustbin, mirror,... The place feels really safe and they even gave us really great addresses of restaurants (and a map of the city, things to see...)! It is kind of noisy: you can hear everything people say in the other rooms, the train (but it is not so annoying) and the locks and doors opening and closing. But the worst thing is the breakfast: we were told it was available from 8:30 to 10:30 (which we found a bit late, since most places to visit open at 8:30), but when we got there, no one was there and nothing was ready. We waited for 30 minutes before helping ourselves with what we could find... So really poor service (well, no service at all). We left a note to explain what happened but they didn't even apologize or acknowledge it... The second day, food was on display, but what food! Disgusting coffee from a machine, not enough hot water, no cold drinks, industrial pastries (still in their plastic packaging!)... So we didn't really appreciate the breakfast... To say the least (when there was any breakfast, that is... Not so much of a B&B).
It's only 5 minutes away from Verona Porta Nuova (train station). Even though we got lost trying to find it, Roberto, who works there, came and picked us up. They gave us pointers on where to go and where to eat for a reasonable price. Close to the train tracks, breakfast a bit meager for my taste.
Roberto and his team were exceptionally nice. Room was charming. We had top floor room in the mansion a few doors from the main house. Everything worked, and was exceptionally clean. They seem to take some pride in decorating, and you definately aren't in a 2 - 3* hotel. The location was OK but not as good as expected based on description and maps. Since I was coming in by train one day with bags and out the next with the same bags, I wanted to be close to station and it ended up being about 15 minute walk and was a little confusing how to get there. Even armed with map, I had to ask a few times how to get there. In fairness, there really isn't anything closer to station in Verona. It's not like Rome or Florence with hotels surrounding station. It was about same 15 minute walk to the Arena which starts the old town.
Staff, bike rent, comfort, price. Door bell was really noisy.
Perfect situation if you are interested in visiting museums; personal is although very nice. Close to railway station - convinient for girls with big luggage:)
close to city center, good breakfast, helpful staff, room quite small with low roof.
very clean room, bathroom, people on the desk helpful. The rooms were small but completely updated and bright and comfortable. The hotel was about 15 minutes from Piazza Bra and about 20 minutes from Juliette's balcony and the local arena. No - friendly, cleans, comfortable and safe. That covers it.
It was a perfect place for romance...... very nicely decorated, newly rebuilt!
We had a little difficulty finding the Hotel but the lady who ran the hotel could not have been more helpful. The room was lovely and very large with a great view. The breakfast was great - lots of lovely homemade cakes. If we were in this area again we would definitely go back.
Very friendly atmosphere. Big, spacious rooms, well furnished, big bathroom. Breakfast buffet with wonderful, homemade cakes. The place is difficult to find and you cannot really walk to the center. But once you get there, you won't regret that choice.
Charming place and excellent hotel-holder, Ms. Anna, who had precious directions about the area.
Very clean well run establishment. Owner Anna could not have been more helpful with local information including dining suggestions both in Mantova and nearby (her recommendations of Grifone Bianco in Mantova and Nuova Osteria in nearby Tripoli were excellent).Building is a mix of old and new with country villa structure but with modern quirky decor (eg old ceiling supported by clean iron joists and colourful lighting). Good breakfast including home made cakes. Large room sizes. Building could do with a dining room as I found it a little strange to eat breakfast in what is essentially the entrance hall. Location not the easy to find and immediate area not that attractive. Quite a busy road and junction outside. But as a base for Montova it is very good.
Very friendly staff. Lovely restored villa. Make sure you have a map - a little tricky to find.
I guess the only good thing about this hotel is it's proximity to the airport (about 20 min drive) Would not recommend this hotel: It is not a hotel - it is a hostel, very very small rooms, no english speaking at the hotel, the photos are misleading, the pool is not clean and it is very scary at night. we paid for two guests and got only one towel -no one to talk to.
This B&B has exotic decorations and furniture and is very unusual. The owners were very gracious and helpful, They did everything to make our stay comfortable.
Very clean, calm place, perfect for relaxing, the pool is awesome, breakfast okay. Price/Value - perfectly alright, Wifi conection ( so discusable in Italy) - free and very good reachable all around the place, friemdly outgoing owner. 20 minutes from Verona center by car. A little dark room, the bed was slightly unconfortable (oldfashioned spring bed) but still clean. Thanks to the furnishing and safari stly decorations and instalations in the gerden and due to the local surroundings the place is rather suitable for older people and families with children than for young couples.
This was an awesome B&B. Very friendly and helpful staff and the pool was so relaxing to spend some time sunning and swimming. They offered a large breakfast choice and the facilities were very well kept and up to date.
hospitality of the owners and relaxing and peaceful surroundings
A lunique house, in a lovely setting and a nice owner. Unfortunately the bed was very hard and squeaky! Also, a new swimmming pool was being built when we stayed at the end of May 2009 (which looks like it will be fantasic) and the construction noise was unbearable during the day, to the point where I had to leave and go out for a drive to get away from it. I was disappointed that we were not warned about that before we booked.
The owner couple was very nice. It was very, very hot in B&B area mid July 2010. The place is in the field. Verona is close. The breakfast could be more heavy... Eggs ...
the hotel had a nice theme and is well maintained - it is close to Verona (if travelling by car) if you want to do sightseeing the room was quite small considering the size of the bed
Absolutely perfect small and very nice hotel! For me the best in Verona area. Please keep staying like this - I will come again and again!!!
The hotel is designed perfectly. It looks like an oasis of beauty and comfort. The hptel staff is very polite and courteous.


text:
All Android applications categories
Although there are numerous different choices in home exercise equipment, one particular piece of equipment stands out. The treadmill is an affordable choice and with its ease of use it's perfect for almost every member of the family.
The benefits of treadmill exercise are far reaching. Not only does it afford you the same benefits of a brisk walk but there are other elements in play as well.
One of the benefits of treadmill exercise is that engaging in exercise each day helps with sleep. If you take a few moments of your time each day to use the treadmill you'll find that you are more tired around bedtime and you'll sleep more soundly. The body needs to nourish itself with sleep after it's gone through a period of exertion.
When considering the benefits of treadmill exercise people don't often consider how the mood can be affected. Regular, daily exercise can help with feelings of depression or sadness. The time involved on the treadmill doesn't have to be long. Even a short ten or twenty minute period each day can be very beneficial.
Some of the greatest benefits of treadmill exercise can be felt when you adjust the machine. Treadmills that are run on electricity have different speed settings. If you are just beginning an exercise regime than using the lowest speed is advisable.
Even at a low setting your body will enjoy the benefits of treadmill exercise including an increased heart rate and fat burning. As you grow more accustomed to the speed you can increase it slowly.
Treadmills are one of the easiest pieces of exercise equipment to use. Once the machine is assembled it is as simple as getting on and walking or running. The benefits of treadmill exercise can be felt by anyone including more mature people who are looking for a safe and easy way to exercise.
Treadmills are available in many designs and in every price range. If you really want to experience the benefits of treadmill exercise, purchase a machine today.
Here is some of what you will find inside the treadmill workout app:
How To Buy A Treadmill...
The Pros And Cons of Owning Your Own Treadmill...
When Buying A Used Treadmill...
Exercise Treadmill – Walking to Your Health...
Treadmill Buying Basics...
Treadmill Maintenance - 10 Tips For The Care of Your Treadmill...
What To Think About When Buying a Treadmill...
Treadmill Comparison: 3 Things You Must Know Before Buying...
Also, here is some of what you will learn about inside the "Jogging Guide" e-book:
Jogging To Lose Weight
Choose a Jogging Trail That is Away From Traffic
Choosing Proper Clothing For Jogging
Choosing Well Lit Places To Jog
Creating Your Own Jogging Trail
Developing a Jogging Routine
Don't Overdo it
Dress For The Weather When Jogging
Is Jogging Healthy For Everyone?
Is Jogging Safe For Heart Patients?
Is There a Right or Wrong Way To Jog?
Jogging And Walking: The Perfect Combination
Jogging or Running: What Difference Does it Make?
So, go ahead and grab your free app on treadmills now.
Tags: heart rate treadmill , treadmill , what if i don't have a treadmill on the list , applications for treadmill workout , app for treadmill workouts
from 5 reviews
Download Treadmill Workout
Free - V1.01 - 1M
Sorry ...
This app is no longer available.
Share this app


text:
Write some Software
Budget $250-750 USD
There is a software called TALLY "Business ERP management"
[url removed, login to view]
we need the clone of Tally software.
based on JAVA language (Desktop Application) and some difference needed to look different from the original.
11 freelancers are bidding on average $4263 for this job
Hi I am a Senior Mobile App Developer. I have already developed many Android and iPhone apps. You might have read this in my profile. Please send me your detail requirements. We can discuss it. Of course, I will More
hello,how are you.i read your bid carefully. i am java/javafx expert and have full experience for 12 years. java/javafx is my top skill and passision. i can provide most quality and high speed. if you want to succe More
Hello There, This is Hiren Bhuva from Sky Technovation(IT development & Cyber Security Company). From last 5 years We are working on Android development. We had developed too many Android application. We had develop More
I received Bachelor Degree from the Department of Computer Engineering of Ege University, İzmir, Turkey in 2008 and Master Degree from the Department of Computer Engineering of Istanbul University, İstanbul, Turkey in More
i am a JAVA developer i created so many desktop application in JAVA only i put some of them in my portfolio another so many application was developed for local business. but i am new in freelancer


text:
I thought it was the other way around? Average ink in a shitty marker?
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
yeah, i did some tags with a purple k71 like 3 months ago, i came back and all my tags are fucking light pink (not buffed) due the sun or something... bad shit i prefer paint these days above ink
had a homeboy hit a bathroom with one (detroit is not notorious for inside spots), and you couldn't even tell that shit was there after the buff
momma on the phone askin if im still trappin
good ink: regular paint mixed with rubbing alcohol and WD40 shaken not stirred...
you are so retarded
bullet marker and thinned out bucket paint
better than the internet.
does anybody know if u can thin acrylics? and how..
with water..
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
I picked up a copper steel tip just a few days ago and to my surprise I'm satisfied with the marker. Now, while the ink looks great it can't stain shit. Drips nice though.
Sucks KR doesn't make bottles like in my sig anymore. I remember when you could first get them, just black and silver.
disclaimer: I do not commit or condone any illegal acts, nor am I affiliated with anyone that does, regardless to anything that I post.
hahah, when KR was making ink like in your sig, it was just bucket paint and spirits.
Markal took all the good shit off of their sample page D:
momma on the phone askin if im still trappin
yeah right, I doubt that highly. A nigha that can make some bucks is gonna make them bucks. Don't front and don't hate. If any of us would have had the idea we'd be cakin up right now nigha. keep it real.
krink is way to expensive for the volume you get now, and its shittier than ever. guess people are just stuck on the name. Like MTN.
disclaimer: I do not commit or condone any illegal acts, nor am I affiliated with anyone that does, regardless to anything that I post.
i dont know if anyone has said this yet but i love it and it works great:
Take one of those super big woodcraft markers and take everything apart then empty out the paint and you will find a little marble like the ones from grade school days hold on to it and get some of the speedball ink from michaels (its small enough for the pocket and just right for one marker) its perfect amount for one marker, dump that shit in there and put that gradeschool marble in there again throw the pieces together again and BAM! a great marker for stop light control boxes and signs anywhere it has worked great for me so far i'm gonna grab some more speedball ink and do it again shortly... you can juice it and get some good drippy tags or you can just ink it up just enough and get goos clean tags... either way everyone can get speedball ink and woodcraft markers for free (RACKING) and its nice to have!!! Good Bombing!!!


text:
Contribute Now
The SPCO presents distinctive and transformational performances of chamber music at affordable prices throughout our community. You make all we do possible. Thank you.
Want to make your gift go further? Become a Sustainer today:
The most effective way to support the SPCO is to become a Sustainer with a recurring monthly gift. Your Sustainer donation will continue indefinitely until you tell us to stop. Sustainer gifts enable us to reduce fundraising costs and allow more of your gift to go directly to the music.
To set up a Sustainer gift, click 'Make a Secure Online Contribution Now' and select 'Sustainer Gift' at the bottom of your screen. You can change or end your monthly contribution at any time.
If you would like to have your monthly contribution deducted from your checking or savings account, you may mail a voided check to:
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
Attention: David Afdahl
Third Floor, The Historic Hamm Building
408 Saint Peter Street
Saint Paul, MN 55102
If you have any questions regarding your gift or need to update account information for your recurring gift, please contact David Afdahl at 651.292.3246 or email@example.com.


text:
Utah defensive back Mike Honeycutt is a man who seizes opportunities. When he was offered a scholarship by a major football program that would honor his desire to go on a mission before enrolling, he committed.
Given the assignment of serving in Rio de Janeiro, he made the most of his time there by becoming fluent in Portuguese with a goal of returning to Brazil to open some businesses.
When he was given a chance to shine on special teams for the Utes, he did by earning a reputation as a hard-hitting, speedy player.
Finally offered a major role in a huge game, it was no surprise that Honeycutt excelled by blasting through BYU's offensive line to get quarterback Taysom Hill twice.
Honeycutt now has a more permanent role with the Utes. He has claimed the starting nickel job.
"I'm going to make the most of it," he said. "What you can do is all you can do, and I plan to work hard each day."
No one questions Honeycutt's work ethic. Corner Keith McGill immediately mentioned Honeycutt when asked who sets the pace for the defense.
"He might not be the biggest guy on the field, but he plays hard every time," McGill said. "He has worked hard and he has earned it."
Defensive tackle Tenny Palepoi said about the only thing he knew about Honeycutt when he joined the Utes was Honeycutt's reputation as a hard-working guy.
"If there is a definition in Webster's dictionary for hard-working, it should have his face on it," Palepoi said. "He has helped out the defense a lot."
Honeycutt doesn't have the most intimidating frame on the football field at just 5-foot-10 and 181 pounds. But even a brief conversation reveals his intensity.
He is curt, to the point, and speaks with the same intensity he brings to the defense.
Honeycutt, a graduate of Lone Peak High School, caught the Utes' attention with his 4.4 speed in the 40 and his hard-hitting ways. He has spent the last three years on special teams, but he was called upon to take down Hill in the BYU game.
"He was a special teams phenom for us ever since he was a freshman," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "Now that it is his time to play in the defensive package, he has done a great job and embraced his role and has really been a pleasant surprise for us."
He did so well that he now is considered an integral part of Utah's defense. He has six tackles and a fumble recovery this season.
"The main thing is having the right mentality," Honeycutt said about his success. "You have to have the mentality of going hard every play."
To remind himself to always go hard, Honeycutt has several tattoos on his left arm. One is of a male figure with a crown melting on his head as a reminder the only person who can take you down is yourself.
Another is of an astronaut.
"They said we couldn't get to the moon once, and we did," Honeycutt said. "It's a reminder you can beat expectations."
It's no surprise that Honeycutt has his future mapped out, just as he did his goal of earning playing time with the Utes.
Honeycutt wants to move back to Brazil and open up some businesses.
"They don't have many American food businesses there or anything like that, so it would be a good selling market," he said. "I love it there. The culture, climate and sun is a switch from Utah and snow."
That is his long-term goal. His short-term quest? Beat Stanford.
"They're a tough team, but we match up well with them," he said. "We just have to execute and play hard."
Mike Honeycutt
Year • Senior
Height • 5-foot-10
Weight • 181 pounds
Hometown • Cedar Hills, Utah
Of note • Runs a 4.4 in the 40. … Signed with Utah in 2007 then served a mission before joining Utes in 2010. … Has played primarily on special teams, with his best game before the 2013 season being two tackles against Oregon State in 2012. … Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention in 2011. … Majoring in communication.
No. 5 Stanford at Utah
P Saturday, 4 p.m.
Pac-12 Network


text:
Vegetable gardens on workplace properties are growth opportunities - building teams , growing local food, sharing with communities and turning uncultivated land into thriving plots
Company-sponsored gardens are catching on with workers volunteering their time to garden and to share the harvest with food banks. Here, Farm Mutual Reinusrance Plan Inc. employees, members of the company's green team, inspect one of four vegetable plots in Cambridge Ont.
(Jennifer Lewington for The Globe and Mail)
Chris Serran, a medical rehab specialist with Farm Mutual, hunts for a cucumber in the foliage of a three-metre by three-metre plot. With 13 acres to work with, the firm wanted to create sustainable grounds for their new headquarters, built in 2011. But they didn't want to go with only manicured lawn.
(Jennifer Lewington for The Globe and Mail)
Taking inspiration from a nearby country hotel, employees volunteered about a half hour each week to care for their vegetable patch. Marie Byrne, left, Megan Rood, Chris Serran, Deb Field and Dareen Cardiff celebrate the first harvest. By mid-September, they had donated 90 kilograms of the bounty to their local food bank.
(Jennifer Lewington for The Globe and Mail)
In mid-town Toronto, CS&P Architects decided this spring they would try growing food on their barren second-storey roofstop.
(CS&P Architects)
They added five big planter boxes and six circular pots for herbs and vegetables.
(CS&P Architects)
The mini-garden transformed the space and led to the creation of a Thursday 'salad club' where produce from the garden was used, in part, for the salads.
(CS&P Architects)
Six workers took turns watering and weeding the containers – and fending off squirrels who raided the strawberries. Even without ideal conditions, the CS&P experiment shows that staff were able to enjoy good food outdoors – and a sense of accomplishment.
(CS&P Architects)
At the 'giving garden' in Cambridge, Ont., workers at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada plant display their all-natural vegetable harvest. Paul Plato, left, Pam Hawkins and David Romero volunteered their time on company property. The harvest came to 270 kilograms last year and has been donated to two local women's shelters.
(Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada)


text:
"The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a
page." -St. Augustine.
Sponsored by the Alumni Relations Office, the Blue Raider Travel
Program brings alumni, parents and friends together for
educational, cultural and social travel opportunities.
Past trips have included trips to Washington, D.C.,
Williamsburg, Va., and Monticello, Va. (2011); Ireland (2011);
Paris (2010); and Spain (2008).
Watch Cornerstone magazine and the LWC website for
information about upcoming trips. To suggest a trip, contact the
Alumni Office at firstname.lastname@example.com or (270) 384-8212.
Pictures from October 2011 trip to Washington, D.C.,
Williamsburg, Va., and Monticello, Va.


text:
Willis Simmons was born just after his parents came to the Mississippi Territory from Georgia.
Father: Willis (SCS) Simmons II b: 1784 in Wilkes Co, Georgia
Mother: Jane Goslin b: BET 1784 AND 1785 in Wilkes, Lancaster Co., GA
Marriage 1 Matilda Bond b: 16 NOV 1812 in MS
RootsWeb.com, Inc. is NOT responsible for the content of the GEDCOMs uploaded through the WorldConnect Program. If you have a problem with a particular entry, please contact the submitter of said entry. You have full control over your GEDCOM. You can change or remove it at any time.


text:
11 results found
Showing 1 to 10 of 11 for .
Selected Facets
Geologic Time: Era and Period
11 results found
Showing 1 to 10 of 11 results for term "*" .
- Restricted accessRole of evaporite withdrawal in the preservation of a unique coal-bearing succession: Pennsylvanian Joggins Formation, Nova ScotiaBy John W.F. Waldron and Michael C. RygelArticle | Published in 2005 in Geology 33 (5)DOI: 10.1130/G21302.1
- Restricted accessDisrupted coal and carbonate facies within two Pennsylvanian cyclothems, southern Illinois basin, United StatesBy Carol B. de Wet, Stephen O. Moshier, James C. Hower, Andrew P. de Wet, Sean T. Brennan, Charles T. Helfrich and Anne L. RaymondArticle | Published in 1997 in Geological Society of America Bulletin 109 (10)DOI: 10.1130/0016-7606(1997)109<1231:DCACFW>2.3.CO;2Stephen O. MoshierCharles T. Helfrich
- Restricted accessApplication of PIXE microanalysis to macerals and sulfides from the lower Kittanning Coal of western PennsylvaniaBy Donald D. Hickmott and W. S. BaldridgeArticle | Published in 1995 in Economic Geology 90 (2)Publisher: Society of Economic GeologistsDOI: 10.2113/gsecongeo.90.2.246
- Restricted accessCoalification patterns of the Pennsylvanian coal measures in the Appalachian foreland basin, western and south-central PennsylvaniaBy ETUAN ZHANG and ALAN DAVISArticle | Published in 1993 in Geological Society of America Bulletin 105 (2)DOI: 10.1130/0016-7606(1993)105<0162:CPOTPC>2.3.CO;2
- Restricted accessImplications of paleobotany of Pennsylvanian-age coal of the central Appalachian basin for climate and coal-bed developmentBy RICHARD B. WINSTONArticle | Published in 1990 in Geological Society of America Bulletin 102 (12)DOI: 10.1130/0016-7606(1990)102<1720:IOPOPA>2.3.CO;2RICHARD B. WINSTON
- Restricted accessComment and Reply on "Origin of the Pennsylvanian coal-bearing cyclothems of North America"By Donald R. Chesnut Jr., James C. Cobb, George deV. Klein and Debra A. WillardArticle | Published in 1989 in Geology 17 (9)DOI: 10.1130/0091-7613(1989)017<0871:CAROOO>2.3.CO;2Donald R. Chesnut
- Restricted accessCORRECTIONArticle | Published in 1989 in Geology 17 (9)DOI: 10.1130/0091-7613(1989)017<0872:C>2.3.CO;2
- Restricted accessOrigin of the Pennsylvanian coal-bearing cyclothems of North AmericaBy George deV. Klein and Debra A. WillardArticle | Published in 1989 in Geology 17 (2)DOI: 10.1130/0091-7613(1989)017<0152:OOTPCB>2.3.CO;2
- Restricted accessA sedimentological overview of the coal-bearing Morien Group (Pennsylvanian), Sydney Basin, Nova Scotia, CanadaBy B. R. Rust, M. R. Gibling, M. A. Best, S. J. Dilles and A. G. MassonArticle | Published in 1987 in Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 24 (9)Publisher: NRC Research PressDOI: 10.1139/e87-177
- Restricted accessAnalysis of the trace-element content of coals from the Carboniferous Cumberland Group, near Joggins, Nova Scotia, CanadaBy Sanford S. Kaplan, Jack Donahue, James D. Carr and Paul B. KelterArticle | Published in 1985 in Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 22 (4)Publisher: NRC Research PressDOI: 10.1139/e85-063


text:
|Web Site Information :.
|Site Info Whois Traceroute RBL Check
Carol Barbeau - Illuminations Astrology for YouDescription: Web site dedicated to quality astrology information that helps people take real action in their life. Here find astrology reports and articles with a practical twist.
Keywords: Carol Barbeau, astrology, astrological reports, life purpose
Tags: carolbarbeau, carol, astrology, barbeau, policies, privacy, williams, gilbert, page, illuminations, star, angel, reports, life, astrological, purpose, april, monthly, articles, overviews, daily, services, contact, information, planets, asteroids, general, july, asked, june, basics, quest, disclaimer, www, com, professionals, august, gilbertwilliamsgallery, freq, month,
|IP Index TLD Index Domain Index Site Index
|Copyright © 2013 dawhois.com


text:
Best Of :: People & Places
We've been attending theater in this town for longer than we care to tell you, and if there's one thing we've learned, it's that smallish companies tend to either vanish after a couple of seasons or wind up doing crap to keep their doors open. Not so with Stray Cat Theatre, whose mission seems to be taking big risks with dicey, often untried material, and the hell with ticket sales. How else to explain its choice to do something called Poona the Fuckdog, a fable about, well, a fuckdog? And then there was [sic], a difficult, talky little dramedy that--thanks to superb performances and expert direction--turned up a smash. And while the kids at Stray Cat had a near-miss with Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, it was a production dotted with fine acting, and followed up by the excellent Stop Kiss, a spotty drama that these young thespians pulled off with hardly a hitch, ending Stray Cat's season on a high. Hats off to this stalwart company's casts and crews, who rarely disappoint us, and whose new work we're looking forward to this season.
Lord almighty, we feel our temperature rising, especially when Mesa resident and diehard Elvis Presley fan Duke Hicks takes to the stage and unleashes his realistic reproduction of the legendary superstar. Having offered up his Elvis imitation act for more than two decades, this delivery man and part-time country musician is arguably one of the longest-lasting King clones in the Valley. He's been seen at a plethora of private parties, countless corporate functions, a regular gig at Philly's (a bar-restaurant in south Scottsdale), as well as at the Frontier Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, where Hicks says he nabbed "a rousing standing ovation" following his performance. (He's even set to star in an upcoming documentary on Elvis impersonators titled Heart of the King.) Aping what he calls "classic Elvis" (a.k.a. the skinnier, non-drug-addled version), Hicks dons a sequin-studded white jumpsuit and the King's trademark shades and croons his way through an eerily accurate rendition of Elvis' repertoire, which encompasses more than 50 songs -- from chartbusters like "Burning Love" to more subdued numbers like "You'll Never Walk Alone." Hicks admits he may have to let out his costume in the near future, as -- just like his hero -- he's developing "a little bit of a paunch." Just stay away from the pills, Duke.
Even if you ain't got big chips, there are places -- especially in Scottsdale -- where it will behoove you to act as if you do, and the J Bar is one of them. This super-slinky waterin' hole packs in the booful people on peak nights Thursdays through Saturdays, and the high-class chicas therein can smell a scrub coming from a mile away. So let us school you on how to act like you're a playa, even if your ride is a Hyundai. First, the swagger. You gotta be cocky, and a little snooty. Turn up your nose at the finest-lookin' ho's in the room; after all, it's their job to get next to you. As far as garb goes, tinted glasses are mandatory, and shabby chic always works. Wear your best shiny shirt right out of the package with a pair of your most raggedy jeans. This tells the ladies that you're rockin' so much dolo that you can afford to be lazy. Don't wash your hair for a day, then mousse it all up into spikes. And stop by the men's counter at a department store to spray on a sample of its most expensive cologne. Finally, if you don't have a gold card to throw out at the bartender, prepare a thick cash roll of mostly ones with two C-notes on top. You'll only break the first one, but the bitches' eyes will pop when they see you break out that wad. Then nurse one, maybe two martinis with your wing man and wait for the honeys to beat a path to your studliness. Yeah, baby, there's nothing like the life of a $30,000-a-year millionaire at the J Bar.
Okay, so you're no Marilyn Monroe. Neither are we. But that doesn't mean you don't deserve a little wind up your skirt once in a while, honey. Casino Arizona -- and we're not talking about that big tent off Indian Bend Road, we mean the nice building farther south on the 101 -- has six lounges, three restaurants, keno, 50 blackjack tables and almost 1,000 slots (and we hear pai gow poker could be on the way). The thing we like best about Casino Arizona is the air-conditioning system that blows from the ground up, dispersing cigarette smoke and, as a side bonus, sending a breeze your way, if you know what we mean.
Settle down, big spender. Just because the bank account is down for the count (and the casino has already cut up your Visa), don't go home just yet. You need cash in a flash -- but wanna avoid turning tricks in the parking lot -- so head for one of ZLB's two locations. Presuming you're drug- and disease-free, have strong veins in each arm, lack any recent tattoos or piercings, and can keep quiet about all your illicit trysts, you'll be getting some blood money. In exchange for a few hours -- where you can watch movies or converse with other hard-up homies -- and 880 milliliters of plasma (the protein-rich liquid part of your blood), ZLB's phlebotomists will cough up $25 for your very first visit, and $40 for your second (you'll get $20 and $30 for following weeks thereafter, respectively). Forget about a repeat bloodletting feat, though, as every plasma bank in the Valley has a 24-hour recovery period, cross-donating is verboten, and you can only get pricked twice in a seven-day period. It's not a fistful of C-notes, but at least you can get a couple more go-rounds at the $5 blackjack tables.
Everyone worships the good Lord in his or her own way. On Fridays, Muslims hit the mosque, and on Saturdays, Jews go a-synagoguing. Christians of many denominations make Sunday their day of prayer, and we fall into this category, although our chapel, if you will, is Shepherd's Nite Club, where communion is in the form of a Jack 'n' Coke, and baptism is referred to as "Super Soak-Her," a wet-tee-shirt contest like no other in our Valley of the Sin, uh, we mean, Sun. Here hot amateur gals and some off-duty pros get nearly nekkid for Jehovah, allowing gallons of very cold H2O to be poured all over their skimpy tops and thongs. That's when the Holy Ghost takes control, inspiring these heavenly honeys to crawl all over the men in the congregation, and minister to them in a religious fervor known to perform miracles such as raising the dead and making the blind see! Indeed, we like to think if Jesus comes again, he'll mosey on over to Shepherd's for a cocktail and gander at all this piety on display. After all, there's no cover, and it beats Bible study, that's for damn sure.


text:
Click on a thumbnail to go to Google Books.
The Secret of Cacklefur Castle (Geronimo Stilton, No. 22) (edition 2005)
by Geronimo Stilton
Work details
The Secret of Cacklefur Castle by Geronimo Stilton
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Creepy and spooky, maybe better at Halloween! I'm so glad my daughter enjoys these books, but I'm sooooo over the cheese and rat puns!
i like this book and rate it 4 out of 5 because i would read it again if i had to. interesting book but can't really say why i rate it 4 out of 5. funny!!!
Geronimo is invited by is old friend to her creepy castle to spend time together when it turns out that she had "mouse-napped" him! He is stuck in the castle surrounded by her creepy family without knowing if he will be able to escape back to his safe home in New Mouse City.
Geronimo Stilton is perhaps the greatest series of books for children 7-9. Each book comes with colourful pictures, little embellished sentences diagonally along the page, and bolded and uniquely fonted words at appropriate intervals. The book is laid out like an actual journal with side notes, lists, sticky-notes and snap-shots of clues or important objects. Fun would be a very appropriate description for this series. A must read for all kids!
Creepella von cacklefur returns!
References to this work on external resources.
Wikipedia in English
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0439691451, Paperback)
Enter the world of Geronimo Stilton, where another funny adventure is always right around the corner. Each book is a fast-paced adventure with lively art and a unique format kids 7-10 will love.
Moldy mozzarella, it was every mouse's worst nightmare! My old friend Creepella von Cacklefur called me one night and ordered me to join her for the weekend at her family's spooky castle. And before I could say "boo!" she'd mouse-napped me! Now I was stuck in the gloomiest, eeriest castle I'd ever seen. Even worse, I was surrounded by Creepella's creepy family! Oh, would I ever escape back to my safe, cozy mouse hole in New Mouse City?
(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 12 Mar 2015 18:20:06 -0400)
Geronimo is invited by his friend Creepella von Cacklefur to her family's spooky castle, and he is surrounded by the gloom of the castle as well as by Creepella's creepy family!
(summary from another edition)
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:
Please be advised that due to previous medical conditions, the Morrissey concert performance scheduled to take place at The Chicago Theatre on March 23, 2013 at 8:00pm has been cancelled.
All purchases via Ticketmaster Phone and Internet will be automatically refunded. All other purchasers may receive a refund at the point of purchase.
A Message from the Promoter:
The remaining dates of the Morrissey U.S. North American tour have officially been cancelled due to medical reasons. The singer has suffered a series of medical mishaps over the past few months including a bleeding ulcer, Barrett's esophagus and double pneumonia.
Despite his best efforts to try to continue touring, Morrissey has to take a hiatus and will not be able to continue on the rest of the tour. Morrissey thanks all of his fans for their well wishes and thoughts.
Morrissey is recognized as one of the most prominent artists of his generation and is an idol for people around the world. Pitchfork has called him "one of the most singular figures in Western popular culture from the last twenty years." Morrissey's influence can be seen and felt throughout the music of countless artists who have noted him as their inspiration.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and look forward to your continued patronage of The Chicago Theatre.
The Chicago Theatre


text:
Faculty - Joseph J. Schall
Joseph J. Schall, Professor, Emeriti
- Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin, 1976
- Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley, 77-80
- University of Vermont, Assistant Professor, 80-86, Associate Professor 86-93, Professor 93-2015
Area of expertise
parasite ecology
Contact InformationEmail: Joseph J. Schall
Office Hours: email for appointment
Website: Schall Lab
My students and I focus on the ecology and evolution of malaria parasites (Plasmodium and related genera) to pursue a broad range of studies on the interaction between parasite and host and the genetic and systematic diversity of the parasites. Our studies are both in the field and laboratory and include long-term field studies, molecular genetics, and molecular systematics. Thus we blend traditional parasitological methods (dirty fingernails field biology and microscope studies) with modern molecular genetics. To learn more about our research, please visit the lab website at Malaria.
Faculty Directory
- Sara Helms Cahan
- Ingi Agnarsson
- Bryan Ballif
- Alison K. Brody
- Alicia Ebert
- Charles J. Goodnight
- Nicholas J. Gotelli
- Brent L. Lockwood
- Brandon Ogbunu
- Melissa Pespeni
- Lori Stevens
- Judith Van Houten
- Jim O. Vigoreaux
Research Assistant Professors, Associates & Affiliates
- Joyce Bell
- Jan Decher
- Bin Deng
- Ken Helms
- Linden Higgins
- Wai Lam
- Junji Yano (e-mail)
- Molly Coseno (e-mail)
- Laura May-Collado
- Andrew Mead (e-mail)
- John Mitchell (e-mail)
- Megan Valentine (e-mail)
- Sarah Wittman (e-mail)
- Amanda L. Yonan (e-mail)
Adjunct Faculty
- William Ardren (e-mail)
- Lionel Arnaud (e-mail)
- Eric Buel
- Patricia Dorn
- Jeffrey Freeman
- Karen Hinkle
- David Lucero
- Ellen Martinsen
- Maria Carlota Monroy
- Michael Romano
- Steve Shapiro
- Charles Woods (e-mail)
Secondary Appointments
- Maggie Eppstein
- Jerome Fiekers
- Cynthia Forehand
- Ellen Marsden
- Jason Stockwell


text:
Mental Health
Have Mental Health Questions? Ask a Psychiatrist Online
Hi, it's nice to hear from you!
You have some very good insight into this problem and that is going to help you. This is a common issue and it shows that your therapy is working. Transference occurs when a person feels safe with their therapist. They take deeper feelings- needs and wants- and they transfer them to the therapist. The therapist stays neutral in therapy for a reason- they need to allow a person to transfer issues into therapy. It is also so the client doesn't judge or use personal thoughts about the therapist to excuse, resist or otherwise hold back. For example, knowing that your therapist drinks alcohol might affect your desire to become sober. If the therapist stays neutral, however, then you are free to work on your alcoholism.
When you are transferring feelings of wanting to know your therapist's personal life, it is about something you need. It could be about control. Control can be about knowing a person's personal business. The more you know, the less threatened you feel emotionally. Or it could be about emotional neediness. That is not a negative thing. Being emotionally needy means that you did not get your needs met sometime in your life, most likely childhood. Your therapist is taking care of you. She cares and she listens. She helps you. These may be things you did not get as a child. So finding out about her, desiring to be her friend and be close to her is all about need. She fulfills a desire in you so you want more.
I understand your hesitancy in telling her about this issue. But you may want to reconsider. Transference is a very important part of therapy. It tells your therapist about needs you have that are hidden behind the normal exchanges. It touches a deeper meaning and need. By telling her, she can help you explore your needs and why you feel the way you do. It can take your recovery to a new level.
But if you chose to not tell her, then it may stay with you for a while. It may hinder your therapy. It will not harm you and it will probably go away after your therapy stops. But it is healthier if you tell her.
It may help if you tell her that you want to resolve how you feel. Let her know that you are aware it's not a good way to view her and you need to get to the bottom of it. If your therapist is a good one, she will see that she can help you.
Let me know if I can help any further,Kate
Sorry I forgot to add the reason I don't want to tell her about what I've done is that I don't want her to feel threatened by me.
Yes, you could let her know of your interest only. It does create somewhat of a barrier for you to leave out the extent of your interest, but as long as you tell her of your interest in her, then she has all she needs to help you.
Sorry for the delay.
I have found some things out about her, will this interfere? I know rather a lot.
Have you come accros this before, is this common?
Thank you
Transference is common. Wanting to know more about your therapist is common too. Most clients ask me eventually about myself and I imagine they also look me up as well. It happens and it's a natural reaction in therapy.
The extent you went to look up your therapist is a little further than usual, but that is not because there is something wrong with you. The energy you put into this has to do with what is missing in your life and your needs in therapy. It shows that you have a deep desire to fulfill a need and you are trying to find a way to do that by being closer to your therapist.
What you found about her may interfere, but that is something you and your therapist can work on in therapy. It is not a bad thing to know some about your therapist. And some therapists are very comfortable with sharing and some are not. If a therapist feels it will help you in therapy, they may share something about themselves. So you can take what you have learned about your therapist and work it out somehow. She can guide you with how to do that.


text:
Contact number: 07749 119 407
Whether you are a gourmet chef, a busy parent preparing family meals or a single person cooking for one, the kitchen is possibly the most important room in the house.
It should be ergonomically designed with the triangle principle applied (the three points are Sink, Cooker and Fridge). This enables easy access between the three most used stations in the kitchen, normally in a triangle arrangement.
Whether you chose a traditional style or an uber modern look the design principle should remain the same, thus giving you a beautiful kitchen which is extremely practical.


text:
Gov. Peter Shumlin appointed Armando Vilaseca, the state's education commissioner since 2009, as secretary of Vermont's newly formed Agency of Education. Legislation passed last year elevated the Department of Education to an agency, eliminated the post of commissioner, and launched a national search for a education secretary. The announcement was made on Thursday during a press conference in Montpelier. A State Board of Education search committee gave the governor three candidates to choose from.
The administration will start searching for a new education secretary next summer and plans to make an appointment by January 2014. Vilaseca said he sought the post for a year because he wanted to help make sure the major policy and structural changes associated with the creation of a cabinet-level agency went smoothly.
"With so much going on, and our close relationship right now, and with the change from a department to agency, and all the other work needs to be done, it is my responsibility to do whatever I can to help make this transition smoother," Vilaseca said. "To make sure the governor's vision and his priorities are front and center to whatever we do."
"It's the best of both worlds for the secretary, for me, and for state of Vermont," Shumlin said in reference to the brevity of the term. "We come in, do all our great work, bring all kinds of energy to it, and then it's good to have new blood. So this serves all of our interests."
Vilaseca said he and Shumlin had "almost identical views on education and the direction we should be moving in." Shumlin added that having worked with Vilaseca as commissioner strongly influenced his decision.
Shumlin said he'd announce major education policy priorities and changes next week. He declined to give further details.
Vilaseca has worked as an educator in Vermont for 30 years. He began as a teacher, served as principal at three different schools and superintendent of two different districts before becoming commissioner of education in 2009. During his tenure as education commissioner, Vilaseca has been a vocal advocate for dual enrollment legislation, school consolidation (on a voluntary basis), and adding 15 days onto the academic year.
His stances on these issues are outlined in the op-eds and news stories below:
School consolidation
Dual enrollment:
Extension of the academic year:
Vilaseca has also been an outspoken critic of the No Child Left Behind Act — a Bush era federal education law, which requires all students be "proficient" in math and reading by 2014 and penalizes schools for failing to meet these standards. He supported the State Board's decision to replace the NECAP test, which is used to measure "proficiency" through NCLB, with the Common Core Standards, a new assessment that's been adopted by the majority of states.
His stances have, on occasion, drawn fire from education stakeholders in Vermont. Last August, the commissioner issued a memo requiring that homeschooling families file paperwork by a certain date or be designated "legally truant." The new deadline stirred dissent among some home schooling parents; Vilaseca did not retract the deadline.
Editor's note: Nat Rudarakanchana contributed to this report.


text:
Guglielmo, Giovanni, Jr., B. C. Vendeville, and M. P. A. Jackson 1998, Animations of extensional diapirism overprinted by shortening: A BEG hypertext multimedia publication on the Internet at: http://www.beg.utexas.edu/indassoc/agl/animations/AGL98-MM-006/index.html.
GUGLIELMO, G., Jr., B. C. VENDEVILLE, and M. P. A. JACKSON
Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78713-8924 USA
An animation showing an overhead view of a physical model illustrates the evolution or diapirs that were overprinted by shortening. The deformation includes extensional linear grabens pierced by reactive walls, salt emergence, large diapir overhangs, tight folding and reverse faulting, gentle folding and salt canopies.
plugin is required to play the animation.
Click on picture to run the animation. When the movie is finished, click the Back button to return to this page.
Windowsright mouse click on the picture, save target to desired location;
Macintoshcontrol/click on the picture, download link to disk to desired location.
6.5 MB file
Please check how you can use our animations before downloading it.
This animation links a series of photographs taken during deformation of a scaled physical model (by B. C. Vendeville). The animation illustrates in map view how diapirs that initially formed reactively during regional extension and grew passively could subsequently be deformed by regional shortening. This scenario has been proposed for the Yemeni Red Sea (Heaton et al, 1995), Kwanza Basin (Angola, Duval et al 1993), Nordkapp Basin (Nilsen et al, 1995) and may also be applied to the North Sea and to the lower slope of the Gulf of Mexico (Vendeville and Nilsen, 1995).
The model initially comprises a 3.0 cm-thick tabular layer of viscous transparent silicone overlain by a 1 cm-thick prekinematic sand layer. Illumination is from the right. During the simulation, the left endwall (in the west) moved to the left to produce extension, to the right to produce shortening, or remained stationary to simulate tectonic quiescence. Tabular sand layers deposit during these stages. The model sidewalls (in the north and south) were lubricated to reduce lateral friction and prevent edge effects. The animation lasts 21 seconds and represents ~ 95 hours of the original experiment. The deformation can be described in 7 sequential stages. Extension and shortening rates were 0.5 cm/h except at the last stage when shortening slowed down to 0.1 cm/h. Diagonal streaks visible at some stages are shadows without structural relevance. 3-D visualizations and interpretations can be found in Guglielmo et al (2000).
Stage 1Initial extension (08% time elapsed, yellow-gray surface) - Extensional linear grabens pierced by reactive walls: Two linear grabens trigger underlying reactive walls. The diapir in the central graben remains in the reactive stage, while greater extension in the western graben causes the underlying reactive diapir to evolve into the active stage before emerging at the surface.
Stage 2First Tectonic quiescence (810% time elapsed, gray-brown surface). After deposition of a new sand layer, tectonic deformation has stopped (stationary wall). However, the western diapir continues to rise actively through the thin roof of the western graben due to differential loading. The reactive diapir below the central graben was too deeply buried to pierce actively and emerge.
Stage 3Second extension (1056% time elapsed) - Emergence and formation of large overhangs: Salt diapirs extrude to form overhangs at the left-hand graben and from the lubricated sidewalls of the model. The central graben continues to grow because of regional extension but its underlying diapir never reaches the active stage and remains deeply buried. A third graben forms in the east, but the newly formed reactive wall below it never fully penetrates its thick overburden and stops growing.
Further extension and differential loading (yellow -blue surfaces) triggered second-generation diapirs (white and red bulges) that locally pierce, emerge and form large overhangs above the western graben and northern and southern edges of the model. The diapir underlying the central graben continues to rise reactively because of extension. The diapir then pierces actively and emerges along part of the graben.
Stage 4Second tectonic quiescence (5660% time elapsed, blue then yellow-gay surfaces): Deposition of new sedimentary layers.
Stage 5Rapid regional shortening (6079% time elapsed) - Folding and reverse faulting: Deformation is more intense in the west and in the center. There, the overburden (1) is thinner, (2) is closer to the moving wall, and (3) contains extensive salt overhangs that decrease coupling between strata and thus enhance folding and thrusting. Shortening is accommodated by folding (e.g., blue line in the photo above indicates crest of an anticline), reverse faulting, and thrusting (e.g., red lines), and by squeezing the silicone upward out of the diapir stems and overhangs, forming two third-generation diapirs (A and B).
Stage 6Third tectonic quiescence (7981% time elapsed, yellow surfaces) : Additional sand layers covered all structures.
Stage 7Slow regional shortening (81100% time elapsed) - Gentle folding and canopies: Further shortening is mainly expressed by broad, gentle folding of the near-surface layers. It enhances expulsion of silicone from buried overhangs and along the model boundaries to extrude at the surface as large allochthonous sheets (dark puddles). Some of these sheets coalesce into canopies.
Cross Sections
The cross section above (Jackson et al, 1994) follows the green line, XX', in the overhead view above. The section was traced from a slice of the model at the end of deformation (C) was reconstructed (D) (by B. C. Vendeville) to show the western (E) and central (F) diapirs during the extensional phase (Stage 2). Salt is red.
Section C shows (1) pinched diapir stems that formed salt welds (G and H), (2) reverse faults above and below salt overhangs (e. g., I and J) that did not connect to each other because the salt effectively decoupled deformation, and (3) salt flows reactivated to create first, second, and third generation diapirs (e.g., K, L and A).
Stage 1: Traps associated to salt-walls would be more common near the walls in the western region.
Stage 2: Periods of tectonic quiescence provide time for hydrocarbon maturation and migration. Continuous diapir rising by buoyancy forces alone could enhance existing diapir-related traps.
Stage 3: Salt flows form overhangs and coalesce into canopies to form extensive seals to any subsalt structures.
Stage 4: Strata draping over salt mounds extruded during Stage 3 could form anticlinal closures and onlap pinchouts. See also Stage 2.
Stage 5: Anticlines (blue line) in the hanging wall of fault bend folds and at crests of buckling folds may form 2-, 3- or 4-way closures. Renewed extension would increase the area sealed by salt canopies.
Stage 6: See Stage 2
Stage 7: Broad, gentle
folding could create large anticlinal closures. See also Stage 3.
This animation shows 3-D structures described in detail by Guglielmo et al (2000)
plugin is required to play the animation.
Click on picture to run the animation. When the movie is finished, click the Back button to return to this page.
Windowsright mouse click on the picture, save target to desired location;
Macintoshcontrol/click on the picture, download link to disk to desired location.
1.5 MB file
Duval, B., C. Cramez, D. D. Schultz-Ela, and M. P. A. Jackson, 1993, Extension, reactive diapirism, salt welding, and contraction at Cegonha, Kwanza Basin, Angola: AAPG Hedberg Research Conference on Salt Tectonics, unpaginated.
Guglielmo, G., Jr., Vendeville, B. C., and Jackson, M. P. A., 2000, 3-D visualization and isochore analysis of extensional diapir overprinted by compression: AAPG Bulletin, v. 84, p. 10951108.
Heaton, R. C., M. P. A. Jackson, M. Bamahmoud, and A. S. O. Nani, 1996, Superposed Neogene Extension, Contraction, and Salt Canopy Emplacement in the Yemeni Red Sea, in M. P. A. Jackson, D. G. Roberts, and S. Snelson, eds., Salt tectonics: a global perspective: AAPG memoir, p. 333.
Jackson, M. P. A., B. C. Vendeville, and D. D. Schultz-Ela, 1994, Salt-related structures: a field guide for geophysicists: The Leading Edge, p. 837842.
Nilsen, K. T., B. C. Vendeville, and J.-T. Johansen, 1995, Influence of regional tectonics on halokinesis in the Nordkapp basin, Barents Sea, in M. P. A. Jackson, D. G. Roberts, and S. Snelson, eds., Salt tectonics: a global perspective: AAPG Memoir 65, p. 413436.
Vendeville, B. C., and K. T. Nilsen, 1995, Episodic growth of salt diapirs driven by horizontal shortening: GCSSEPM Foundation 16th Annual Research Conference, Salt, Sediment and Hydrocarbons, p. 285295.
This animation was released to the AGL's Consortium in October 1996. This article is published by permission of the Director, Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin.


text:
Brian Freeman is one of my favorite writers. Though he actually began publishing fiction in the 1990's, I discovered his talent in the first SHIVERS anthology from Cemetery Dance. I became an immediate fan from that story, called WALKING WITH THE GHOSTS OF PIER 13, and since then I have never passed up a chance to read anything by him. Brian has stories in each of the subsequent SHIVERS anthologies, as well as CORPSE BLOSSOMS, THE BEST OF HORRORFIND 2, HORROR WORLD and BORDERLANDS 5. Brian was also one of the featured authors in the Borderlands Press publication, 4 FEAR OF. In addition to his short stories, Brian Freeman has written a novel called BLACK FIRE (pseudonymously published as James Kidman) and a novella, BLUE NOVEMBER STORMS. He also served as co-writer of THE ILLUSTRATED STEPHEN KING BOOK. (with Bev Vincent). Brian's poetry will be featured in HALLOWEEN: NEW POEMS and he will be in the Richard Laymon tribute anthology, IN LAYMON'S TERMS.
Brian Freeman is an employee of Cemetery Dance Publications.
We're proud to present a brand new story by Brian. It's called WHERE SUNLIGHT SLEEPS and like most of his fiction, it packs a hell of an emotional punch.
Oh, stick around after the feature and we'll have a few words with the author.
Every Saturday, his little boy awakens with the rising sun.
The middle-aged widower is already awake in the bedroom down the hall. He lies in the bed he has shared with no one since his wife died.
The man hears his son's bedroom door creak open, and he closes his eyes so that when his door opens, his son doesn't know he's been awake most of the night again.
"Daddy, it's time to get up," his little boy whispers.
The father blinks his eyes and smiles at his son, who stands there in the doorway in his pajamas. The August sunlight sneaks in around the curtains, washing across his son's face, making his skin glow. The father smiles even though he's cold inside. He smiles and he prays today won't be like every other Saturday for the last six months.
"Good morning, Timothy," he says.
"Morning, Daddy. Can we go on the Mommy Tour?"
The father wants to sigh, but he holds his smile. This is what their therapist, Dr. Linda Madison, has advised him to do.
"Yes, of course. Give me ten minutes to get ready."
His son's smile widens as the little boy runs back to his bedroom to get ready.
The father's smile fades into a grimace. He dresses in silence.
The father pulls over to the side of the road and puts the car in park.
"I would drop her off there and she would go into the office through those doors," the father says, pointing across the street toward the black and silver office building.
His son nods and smiles.
"Then I would drive across town to the warehouse where I work. At five o'clock, I would be here to pick her up and then we'd drive home together."
The man continues with the story, but his mind is elsewhere. Sometimes he imagines someone has placed a camera to photograph this section of road every Saturday. What would that person think of this same car with the same occupants making the same motions, having the same conversation, every week? The seasons have changed, from late winter to spring to summer, but the car is as regular as the rising or setting of the sun. Is the car an echo of some past event? Are the passengers simply shadowy ghosts?
"Do you want me to show you where I met your mother?" the father asks, as he does every week.
The mall has changed considerably in the ten years since the man and his future wife came here on a blind date. The food court where they shared the first of many frozen yogurts has since been torn down, replaced by teenager specialty boutiques with strange names like Wet Seal and Hollister. The man isn't even sure what those stores sell.
The man walks his son to the new and improved food court where the old movie theater used to stand on the other side of the mall. The theater was where he and his future wife went on their second date, but it was never rebuilt after the mall's remodeling, so that event can't be part of the Tour.
"Here is the table where we met when Uncle Henry arranged for us to go on our first date."
This orange and blue table under the wide skylight is not the same table, but it serves the purpose. The table is near the Starbucks kiosk that replaced the frozen yogurt stand from the old food court.
"Why did Uncle Henry do that?" his son asks for the twenty-fourth time.
"Because your mother was a friend of Aunt Alicia, and Aunt Alicia thought your mother and I could be great friends if we met. She was right about that, wasn't she?"
"You and Mommy were best friends, Daddy?"
"After you, she was my best friend in the whole wide world, kiddo."
As if on cue, his son says: "Okay, I want to see where you asked Mommy to marry you."
Dr. Linda said the so-called Mommy Tour would help Timothy heal by connecting with a side of his mother he never knew. The doctor never hinted it could become a weekly obsession for the grieving boy.
When the father questioned her about this unexpected development, she replied: "Sometimes kids dig these holes inside themselves and try to hide their feelings there. Often bad feelings they're scared of. A colleague of mine calls this the place where sunlight sleeps. Your son will need your assistance to find that sunlight."
"What does that mean?" the man asked, confused and tired.
"Well, if your son wants to take the Mommy Tour every week, it's because he's digging at something inside himself by asking you these same questions in these same places. He's hidden something deep down and he needs your help to find it. So take your son to these places and let him talk. Eventually you'll learn something new about him and he might learn something new about himself. It might take a few months, but eventually he'll open up and reveal what he's been hiding."
The man didn't understand what the doctor was saying, but he would do anything to help his son recover from the death of his mother, so the Tour continued like clockwork, every week.
The man slows the car to a stop near the curve in the dirt road. This state park has 40,000 acres of forest, but there was one trail in particular the man and his future wife liked the best when they hiked together the summer they first met. Being young and in love, they did certain things on this trail that are not, for obvious reasons, mentioned on the Tour.
"Okay, Timothy, watch your step," the father says as he leads his son by the hand into the brush.
To get to Lover's Lookout (as the kids referred to the area when the man was a teenager) or to Scenic View Point (as the boring park guides still call it today), you technically had to hike a three-mile trail from the park's Visitor's Center. The trail is rated for beginners of all ages--but there is also an off-limits Park Ranger access road that can bring you within a hundred yards of the scenic view, saving the long hike. Most people have no idea the dirt road exists, but it's been a lifesaver for the man these last six months.
"Is this how you and Mommy got here?"
"Yes, all the time," the man lies. If he told his son about the real Scenic View Trail, they'd have to hike it every Saturday, and he no longer has the heart to do that.
The undergrowth isn't hard to push through and soon the man and his son are traveling along a narrow deer path. The sunlight cuts through the thick tree canopy here and there, sending bright beams of light across the ground.
As far as the man knows, no one else uses this shortcut, which means there's never anyone to bother him and his son. They're surrounded by the sounds of the forest. The world is a peaceful, calm place. This might be the only time the man truly relaxes each week--and when he and his son reach the actual trail, they're only a few paces from the area on the map labeled Scenic View Point.
His son smiles widely and yells, "Hooray! We made it!"
The man smiles, too. His son's enthusiasm and laughter are the only things that keep him going these days, and they're easily the best part of this heart-wrenching Saturday ritual.
The sight from the clearing at the top of the trail is stunning. Hikers have an unobstructed view of the treetops in the valley below and the curve of the river off in the distance. A fine mist often fills the valley in the morning and the sunsets are spectacular.
It's no wonder the man and his future wife spent so much time here, drinking and talking and doing the other things they did back in the woods where the man eventually discovered the private shortcut he now shares with his son.
"Did Mommy like coming here?"
"Yes, she did. It was her favorite place in the world."
"Did Mommy come here the day she left us?"
"Timothy, your mother didn't leave us," the man says, trying to stay calm, trying not to be irritated. "She didn't leave us. You need to stop saying that. She passed away."
The man takes his son's hand and leads the boy back into the woods. He hates this part of the conversation.
"But she might come home?"
"No, your mother isn't coming home. The sooner we accept that, the better. You know what Dr. Linda says."
The man expects his son to start crying, right on schedule, but even though the little boy's jubilant smile is gone, his eyes are dry. This is different. This isn't how this part of the day usually goes. This is a huge breakthrough and the man feels a sense of pride swell inside him.
"Do you have anything else you want to talk about?" the father says, thinking of his conversations with Dr. Linda. Maybe those feelings his son buried deep inside are working their way out now. Maybe his son has finally found the place where sunlight sleeps. Maybe, finally, those bad feelings can be released and discussed and fixed.
His son nods as they walk, hand in hand, finding the deer path and making their way back to the car.
The father says softly, "Go ahead, it's okay."
The boy is still hesitant, but finally he replies: "Daddy, why were you screaming at Mommy on the day she went away?"
The father's smile fades as they continue to walk, just a few feet from a narrow pile of dirt covered in thick weeds, which have grown quickly this summer and disguised any indication of what might be hidden beneath the surface. No one will ever know what happened there six months ago.
The man, like his son, had dug a hole deep into where the sunlight sleeps... and he had buried his bad feelings even deeper.
Horror Drive-In: Brian, you strike me as a very careful writer who doesn't like to waste words. I picture you agonizing over every single sentence. Is this accurate?
Brian Freeman: It's actually kind of scary how accurate that statement is. I revise and revise and then revise some more. I'll work on a story until I'm absolutely tired of looking at it, which is when it'll go out to my terrific first readers. They give excellent feedback, catch all of the mistakes I made along the way, and they aren't afraid to tell me when I'm not doing a good enough job.
That said, I've received some negative feedback from editors over the years, basically saying that my work is "too polished" because of the constant rewriting. But it just doesn't feel right to send something out unless I've done my very best to make it the story it was meant to be. I'm a slow writer, and I don't have a lot of free time for my writing these days, so I feel like I should try to make each story as good as I possibly can.
HD-I: I never thought your writing felt too polished. Precise is perhaps more the word I was thinking.
BF: Thanks, Mark. It is what it is, right? I only know how to write the way I do, although I try to improve every year.
HD-I: Black Fire was received favorably by a lot of readers, myself included. Why was a pen named used? Because of the 'other' Brian Freeman, who writes mysteries?
BF: There were several reasons at the time, including other authors with similar names. Brian Freeman is a very common name, it turns out! The Brian Freeman who writes mysteries sold his first novel in a very big deal to a very large publishing house, so it seemed wise to steer clear of any confusion in the bookstores.
The funny thing is, after his sale was announced, we emailed about our shared name and it turns out we've both had run-ins with other Brian Freemans over the years. Where I grew up, there was a famous radio traffic reporter by the name, and I still get asked if I'm related to him even though he's been off the air for years.
HD-I: You mentioned that you don't have a lot of time to write these days. Does this mean you haven't attempted another novel?
BF: I have actually written a new novel and my agent is shopping it around at the moment, but because of a few developments I can't discuss just yet, I'd better not say anything else. No counting our chickens before they're hatched and all that, right?
I've also written a new novella called The Painted Darkness, which isn't officially announced yet, but should be out before the end of the year. I think it's going to be well received by readers who liked my stories in the Shivers anthologies. It has a lot of atmosphere and some pretty good chills and scares.
The basic premise is this: twenty years ago, a young boy witnessed something horrible in the woods behind his house, but he blocked out the memories as he grew up. Now he's an adult, and he makes his living by painting terrific works of horror inspired by that event (although he doesn't realize the source of his inspiration), but there's something wrong with the old farmhouse he now calls home. He lives there with his wife and their young son, and before too long he's convinced there's a monster living in the old stone cellar and his family is in danger. All of the events that follow this revelation are linked to the 'something horrible' he witnessed as a child.
HD-I: HD-I: That sounds fascinating. I know this hasn't been officially announced, but Cemetery Dance is doing The Painted Darkness, right? It's a part of Cemetery Dance Preview Volume 3.
BF: Yep, you are correct. The other books represented in the preview are by Brian Keene, Ronald Kelly, Norman Prentiss, and Al Sarrantonio, so that's nice company to keep.
The feedback on The Painted Darkness from early readers has been really positive so far. I'm making a few last tweaks to the manuscript right now, but then it's into the hands of the designer. Oh, and Jill Bauman has already painted some terrific interiors for the book. I can't wait for everyone to see what she came up with.
HD-I: Speaking of Cemetery Dance, how did you end up working there and is it the dream job it might appear to be?
BF: During the summer after my junior year of college, I lived in Baltimore while my girlfriend worked in the chemistry lab at Johns Hopkins University. She was there for a summer gig to learn more about the university's graduate program, basically.
While she worked, I spent my days running in a neighborhood called Guilford and my nights writing in the very tiny dining room/kitchen of our two room apartment. That's actually where I wrote most of the final draft of Black Fire.
Somewhere along the way, a mutual friend introduced me to Rich Chizmar. Probably to keep me out of trouble since I had so much free time on my hands. Rich was looking for someone to handle some marketing work for Cemetery Dance that summer, and I happened to have a good deal of experience promoting books.
Long story short, Rich was happy with my work, so the next spring when I was about to graduate college and I was looking for a real job in the Baltimore area, I decided to send him a 17 page proposal explaining why Cemetery Dance needed me there full-time. It was a long shot -- at that point, the company only had two full-time employees, including Rich -- but I figured it couldn't hurt to try.
Rich and I had a couple of great talks about the ideas I had proposed, and I started work at Cemetery Dance in the summer of 2002. Kelly Laymon and I were actually the first full-time employees who weren't friends or family of Rich or his wife.
Working at Cemetery Dance is definitely my dream job. There are a lot of very long days (I leave for the office at 7:30 AM and don't usually arrive home until around 7:30 at night, sometimes later), but I have a great boss and incredible co-workers, and I've been able to work with countless amazing authors over the last seven years. Our customers are some of the biggest collectors and readers in the genre, and I never get tired of talking books with them.
So all in all, I couldn't be happier.
Select Brian Freeman Bibliography
Book-Length Fiction:
Black Fire (as James Kidman), Cemetery Dance Publications (Signed, Limited Hardcover) and Leisure Books (Mass Market Paperback) 2004
Blue November Storms, Cemetery Dance Publications (Signed, Limited Hardcover) 2005
Buzz Your MP3: A Guide To Promoting Your Online Music, Pigeonhole Press (PDF) 2001
The Illustrated Stephen King Trivia Book (with Bev Vincent), Cemetery Dance Publications (Signed, Limited and Trade Hardcovers and Trade Paperback) 2005
Short Stories:
Bus Trip, Paths of Imagination 1994
Objects in the Rear View Mirror, Bright Beginnings 1995
White Wine, local Silver Key Winner 1996
Beginning & End, local Gold Key Winner 1996
I Don't, Eyes 1996
The Glow, In Darkness Eternal II 1996
Sold My Soul to King, NuTH0uSE Magazine 1996
The Return, Nocturnal Lyric 1996
Art Work, Nocturnal Lyric 1997
The Rain, Cedar Cliff Annual Magazine 1997
The Circle, Cedar Cliff Annual Magazine 1997
White Wine, Lost Worlds 1997
Red Rose, The Story Shop VI 1998
Red #5, genrEZONE Magazine 1999
Partners for Life, Dark Abstractions 2000
Bigger and Better, Horrorfind.com 2001
Walking With the Ghosts of Pier 13, Shivers 2002
Marking the Passage of Time, Shivers 2 2003
Answering the Call, Borderlands 5, 2003
What They Left Behind, Shivers 3 2004
Pulled Into Darkness, Cemetery Dance Chapbook 2005
Something to be Said for the Waiting, Shivers 4 2005
Running Rain, Corpse Blossoms 2005
The Gorman Gig, Horror World 2006
Passenger 36-B, 4 Fear of 2006
One Last Lesson, 4 Fear of 2006
One More Day, Shivers 5 2009


text:
|Patient Education
|About the Database
|Contact Us
|Health Science Library
About the Database
Who produces this database?
This site is produced by the Clinical and Patient Education Department of University of Missouri Health Care, Center for Education and Development. Additional materials and organization are provided by the J. Otto Lottes Health Sciences Library of the University of Missouri -Columbia.
Who is this site intended for?
This site is intended for use by physicians and patients of University of Missouri Health Care as a source of patient education materials and information resources. This site is also intended for consumers/patients that are seeking reputable health information and health information resources.
What materials are included in this database?
Patient Education resources outside the database


text:
Justin Bieber Romances Older Woman in Fragrance Commercial (VIDEO)
The commercial begins with a pretty blonde girl spraying Bieber's scent on her neck, and then her dreams come true! Bieber appears and they fly through the sky together while subtly touching. The pop star also tends to smell her throughout the scenes. That pretty blonde is Dree Hemingway.
In the print ads taken by infamous photographer Terry Richardson, Dree is snapped whispering in the ear of the 17-year-old heartthrob, but she's much older than the Biebs in real life. At age 23, the model/actress is the great granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway and her mother is actress Mariel Hemingway, best known for her role as the young girl in Manhattan who is romanced by Woody Allen.
Bieber was excited to talk up his fragrance to Ryan Seacrest on Monday, May 23. "I'm looking for a fragrance that I'm gonna like on a woman," he said of the Someday smell. The pop star described the scent as a "nice spring, light kind of smell," saying he wanted the scent to be "appealing, and make me wanna chase the girl I smell."


text:
Text size:
Contact Us
Enter postcode, city or town
Search our site…
Free phone0161 209 7352
You are here:
Would you like us to keep you up to date with the latest news?*
* Required fields
Privacy policy
M&S Vouchers to be WON!
Subscribe today
© Amplifon 2017
Web design by Mando Group


text:
Can a HPV strand that causes cervical changes and doesn't produce warts in a female (that are noticeable) be passed to the male and cause genital warts in him?
I was diagnosed with HPV approximately a year ago. My doctor informed me that I was not considered a low risk strand, but not at highest risk. There were obvious cervical cell changes. When I was diagnosed, I was single and fresh out of a divorce from a nine-year marriage. I am currently in a serious relationship. He is aware that I have HPV. We have been having unprotected sex for about five months. He has noticed an apparent genital wart outbreak. My question is could a non-wart high risk strand be passed to my partner and cause him to produce warts after catching HPV? Or is it possible he had got HPV from sexual partner before me, which he stated is a possibility. Please help get closure for us.READ MORE


text:
Hot horny slut Florina Rose posing seductively beside the pool before sucking two huge hard cock and being fucked so hard
Want to see more? Visit Porn Pass For All
Get COMPLETE access to ALL Porn Pass For All SITES!!!
Porn Pass For All .com is a multisite access that gives you pornstars, pornstars and more pornstars!
The ultimate dose of daily porn, variety at it's best! 30+ sites for the price of one, with beautiful hardcore honeys, innocent teengirls and lusty lesbians - we have it all here, So what are you waiting for? Join now!


text:
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A British national, who traveled from London to have sex with a minor who lived in eastern Kentucky, pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday.
This guilty plea resulted from an investigation conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), and the Kentucky State Police.
Solomon Blue Waters, 42, of London, England, pleaded guilty April 24 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Edward B. Atkins in the Eastern District of Kentucky to using the Internet to engage in sexual activity with a minor. The U.S. Attorney's Office and Waters agreed to a sentencing range of 135 to 168 months, pending the judge's approval. Waters is scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 5.
According to the plea agreement, Waters admitted he developed an online relationship with the minor in 2011 and persuaded her to send him sexually explicit images of herself. Waters also encouraged the victim to communicate with him in sexual conversations. He planned to visit the minor in eastern Kentucky and he specifically described the sexual acts he would perform on the minor when meeting her.
On Aug. 27, 2012, Waters flew from London, England, to Lexington's Blue Grass Airport and was immediately arrested by HSI special agents and the Kentucky State Police.
Assistant U.S. Attorney David Marye, Eastern District of Kentucky, is prosecuting this case.
This investigation was part of Operation Predator, a nationwide HSI initiative to protect children from sexual predators, including those who travel overseas for sex with minors, Internet child pornographers, criminal alien sex offenders and child sex traffickers. HSI encourages the public to report suspected child predators and any suspicious activity through its toll-free hotline at 1-866-347-2423 or by completing its online tip form. Both are staffed around the clock by investigators.
Suspected child sexual exploitation or missing children may be reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, an Operation Predator partner, via its toll-free 24-hour hotline, 1-800-843-5678.
HSI is a founding member and current chair of the Virtual Global Taskforce, an international alliance of law enforcement agencies and private industry sector partners working together to prevent and deter online child sexual abuse.


text:
BUDAPEST (Aug. 28)
A decision to add a department to the Rabbinical Training Seminary here to prepare students to serve as teachers and religious functionaries was taken as a result of the closing down of the Jewish Teachers Training College.
It is expected that the new department will benefit the smaller communities primarily since these depend on communal functionaries — working under the direction and supervision of the district chief rabbi — to perform the necessary religious functions in the community. These functionaries are now being called on to perform religious and educational duties and, therefore, require more training than hitherto.
Officials of the Rabbinical Seminary are contemplating approaching leaders of Rumanian Jewry with an invitation that they send their rabbinical students to the Seminary here. It is pointed out here that graduates of the institution are now serving in leading rabbinical posts in Austria, Germany, Chile, Israel and the United States.


text:
TEAS Registration
TEAS Registration Information you must have
Preparation for any examination is incomplete if you have not registered for it and the TEAS is no different. The registration process can prove to be quite tedious, if you do not have a notion of the nuances of the registration process. There is a certain amount of homework that you must do before you begin registering for the test. In order to simplify this process, some of its features have been discussed, at length, in the following sections of the article.
Understanding the Registration Process for the TEAS
The first thing to remember about the registration process is that only online applications are accepted. The ATI does not have provision for any other form of registration. Hence, your application process will begin with you creating your profile on the ATI website. However, before you begin the registration process, some of the things that you should keep in mind are as follows:
- Choosing a test date:
The first thing that you must take into account while registering for the test is the selection of a suitable test date. While choosing the date ensure that you have considered the admissions deadlines of the nursing schools that you want to apply to. Moreover, if you are retaking the test, make certain that the nursing schools allow candidates to retake the test. Some schools do not allow candidates to retake the test in the same cycle (fall and spring). Hence, before you choose a test date, ensure that you have spoken to the admissions authorities of the schools you want to apply to, regarding the same.
- Choosing an appropriate testing center:
This examination is usually held within the campuses of the universities or colleges of the city that you live in. Check out the campuses that are near your residence and then choose a suitable one. During the process of registration, before you select the test center, click on the 'learn more' button next to the name of the university or college of your choice and find out whether you are eligible to take the test in the particular campus. After verifying this, you should register for the test.
- Registration fees:
The registration fees will vary depending on the testing center that you have selected. While registering for the test, once you click on the register button, the amount of fees that need to be paid will be displayed on your computer screen. You can pay the registration fees with the help of a credit or a debit card.
The above-mentioned list provides only some of the essential points that you must remember, while registering for the TEAS. There are some other finer details that too ought to be taken into account. For example, while selecting a test date, ensure that you have provided sufficient time gap, so that you can prepare well for the examination. Choose a date only after you are assured that you will be able to complete preparing for the TEAS and will be able to ace the test.
Registering for the TEAS
Once you have completed your homework (preliminary preparation for the test registration), you must register for the test by logging in to the following website:
After you have chosen the state and the city, a list of universities from where you can take the test will appear on your computer screen. Choose one of them and follow the instructions closely to complete the registration process. Ensure that you have sufficient time on hand, before you begin the process. It is advised therefore, that you do all the prerequisite work required in order to ensure that the entire registration process is completed smoothly.


text:
Hi, I'm Mayra.
I'll just list some key points about me since I believe it'd be easier to understand than my possible rambling/ranting.
Anything else you'd like to know, please feel free to ask.
- I'm a latina... raised in TX
- Extremely family oriented (including my two daughters, yes I'm a mom) I was brought up with strong, traditional values
- I do have strong beliefs and the older I get, the more important they are.
- I'm somewhat of a nerd, I enjoy reading and I do write a lot... It's how I express myself the most.
- I love cooking and tend to have a bit of neat freak in me.
- I'm extremely honest and straight to the point.
Also, I'm not looking for anything casual.. I want to make a genuine connection with someone and see if that leads somewhere.
Making others smile/laugh
Movies- Action/ Thrillers/ Sci-Fi / Documentaries/ Horror/ Comedies and a few chick flicks
Tv- I don't watch it often but I love Dexter/ True Blood/ Covert Affairs/ Suits..
Music- Love all types.. from House, Hip Hop, Pop, Classic Rock, Alternative, Latin music (bachata, salsa, merengue, ballads, some opera)... to Country
Food- I know how to cook anything really, I'm pretty creative...
I love Seafood... Especially cajun/ latin dishes containing it... Love Italian/ Oriental (chinese, japanese, vietnamese..etc)
My Mind


text:
MONTREAL (AP) Michael Phelps swept both events he entered at the Canada Cup swim meet, though he gave himself a split decision on his performance in his last two races leading up to next month's U.S. nationals.
Phelps won the 100-meter freestyle Sunday in the pool that hosted the 1976 Olympics after posting a personal best time there in winning Saturday's 100-meter butterfly.
His time of 48.65 seconds in the 100 freestyle improved on the 48.87 he swam one week earlier, when he finished second to defending world champion Brent Hayden of Canada in Santa Clara, California.
"I'm sort of everywhere where I want to be, except in the 100 free," Phelps said. "I want to be faster in that."
Phelps was asked his position on high-tech swimsuits with FINA due to issue its newly approved list Monday.
"I think it should be a level playing field for everybody, no matter what suit you're wearing, and that's about it," said Phelps, who pointed out that he wears an approved Speedo LZR suit and has "nothing to worry about."
He hit the first turn in the 100 in 23.59 seconds, 0.20 ahead of Australian Matt Targett. He held onto his margin on the second length but was unable to add much more distance between himself and Targett, who finished second in 48.87.
"I wish I could answer the question of what happened in the second 50," Phelps said. "I'm going to watch the video and see what happened with my stroke and if it fell apart or not. The first 50 felt awesome. That's the best my stroke has felt in a race, was the very first lap, and I've just got to work on doing it for the 100's two laps."
George Bovell of Trinidad and Tobago was third through the first length, hitting the turn in 23.82. He lost time on the second length, though he was able to hold onto third place, finishing in 49.85.
"You're always going to have a race, no matter where you go and no matter who's involved," said Phelps, who tossed his medal from the race to an appreciative fan in the sold-out crowd of approximately 3,000. "I liked being pushed and I like having competition."
One day earlier, the 14-time Olympic gold medalist won the 100 butterfly in 50.48.
The Montreal meet is Phelps' final tuneup for the July 7-11 U.S. nationals, where the team will be selected for the world championships to be held in Rome from July 17 to Aug. 2.
"I honestly haven't even decided what I'm going to swim yet," Phelps said. "That's something I'm actually going to figure out over the next few days and get the entries in. The most important thing is to make the world champ team this year and just try to swim as fast as I can. There are some times I want to hit and if I get to that point this year, I'll be satisfied. If not, I'll have something to look forward to."
Copyright 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Guidelines: You share in the USA TODAY community, so please keep your comments smart and civil. Don't attack other readers personally, and keep your language decent. Use the "Report Abuse" button to make a difference. Read more.


text:
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Inspiration: Noël en Provence
As we prepare for Christmas and are decorating our homes, there is an abundance of inspiration to look at... some homes have been carefully decorated, with no surface left amiss of at least a bit of Christmas, as where others are decorated in a more sparing manor, with few select touches for impact. This scalable home, Ansouis Castle located in Provence, adds magic with little, though creates a lot of feeling. Perhaps this is because the home itself, beautifully decorated throughout the year, is on the more decorative side of style, and with a few touches, looks Christmas ready. Aren't the candles throughout beautiful?
Images: Art & Décoration November 2011, by Patrice Binet
13 comments:
The first image is amazing. Love them all.
I love all the candle light, that is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Dearest Sarah,ReplyDelete
Lovely home and I'm enamored in the plasterwork with cherubs... My, what a romantic dwelling!
Wishing you a lovely week and love to you,
What a spot Sarah and just adore the candles along the staircase. This place reminds me very much of a place we had lunch along the Amalfi Coast.........as usual when I travel, I want to more there! But then again, who wouldn't? Hope your holiday and gift wrapping preprations are going beautifully. I am sure a wrapped gift from you is divine. XOReplyDelete
Simply stunning! XOReplyDelete
I love that first photo, dusk, a magical time.ReplyDelete
I've been saving that first image myself, Sarah. It's magical. And you are so right, the candles, lights and little touches here and there are more than enough to make this home ready for Christmas. :)ReplyDelete
I love that first photo, that entrance is so welcoming. And that mint painted/wooden cupboard ... sigh!ReplyDelete
Sande: Sounds absolutely beautiful! xoReplyDelete
Beautiful entrance, yes all the candles makes it all magical !!ReplyDelete
Absolutely stunning!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE photo #1. I often fantasizing about running away to Provence and living a simpler life. xoReplyDelete
Debby: I agree :)ReplyDelete


text:
One of the most famous and beloved DC superheros of all time comes to life yet again this summer with the release of the next instalment of Batman slots: the Dark Knight. Fans of the film will be delighted that the superhero and the villain have been immortalised in a fantastic slot game that will have your heart racing!
Batman slots follow a similar pattern to the films, beginning with the Batman slot, continuing with the newly-released Dark Knight slot and finishing with the highly-anticipated Dark Knight Rises slot. The final instalment of the game is expected to be released in 2013, after the release of the film.
Slot enthusiasts will be amazed as the level of detail involved in creating the Dark Knight slot. Even those who play Batman slots will be suitably impressed with the Dark Knight; it is a complete transformation of the film into game form and as such is incredibly thrilling, offering numerous bonus features and a fantastic gaming experience.
If you thought the Batman slot machine was good, you've got to try the Dark Knight slot, where you'll battle for Gotham City as either Batman or the Joker – you get to choose which side you're on. Will you tread the path of angels and select Bruce Wayne/Batman as your embodiment? Or will you indulge your penchant for darkness by choosing the psychopathic mass murdering clown, the Joker? Once you choose, the battle can begin – and a thrilling battle it will be!
The Dark Knight slot is a five-reel, 243-ways online slot machine with several bonus games and a huge number of ways to win whilst you play. Stacked wilds give you even more chances to line up those symbols and if you manage to spin stacked wilds across all five reels, you win 4,000,000 coins. Batman and the Joker can appear at random points during the game to award you with prizes like bonus credits and multipliers. And there is a fantastic free spins round in which 15 free spins are awarded beginning with a 2x multiplier!
Best of all, the progressive jackpots in the Dark Knight slot do not disappoint. There are four jackpots on offer: Mini, Minor, Major and Mega, the largest of which begins at 1,000,000 coins. The randomly-triggered bonus game takes you to another screen with a wheel that you spin as either Batman or the Joker and the higher you bet, the greater the chance you have of winning the progressive jackpot.
The Dark Knight is the latest instalment in the Batman slots series and has already attracted a legion of loyal fans just waiting to scoop up the Gotham jackpot. If you'd like to try your hand at playing, click on the link above to access your special bonus!