text:
Dog Balances Treats Piled Jenga Style (VIDEO)
I was pretty damn proud of my dog Tucker for finally learning (after only 4 years) to "Lay Down". That is until I saw the vid of this mutt. Tucker now hates this dog…thinks he's a show off.
Watch as this incredibly disciplined dog balances the Jenga tower of treats for (what I'm sure seems to him) a lifetime. Now before you call PETA, the dog (on command) drops em and ends up having a treat orgy so all ends well.
Subscribe to 97.9 WGRD on


text:
Results 1 to 1 of 1
Thread: setting nvram variables
setting nvram variables
- Member Since
- Apr 10, 2007
- Posts
- 313
Hello, I have an early iMac G5. When I pass nvram -p I get the expected output. The question I have is about a line that says oem-logo? false. What will happen If I change this to true and how do I do it and is it even possible? Also, I am not sure I am asking in the right sub forum so mods, please move as neccessary.
Thread Information
Users Browsing this Thread
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Similar Threads
nvramBy DKAnze in forum OS X - Operating SystemReplies: 1Last Post: 04-11-2010, 05:40 AM
Why is it that instance variables with the same name are allowed ?By Bracer in forum OS X - Development and DarwinReplies: 2Last Post: 10-11-2009, 03:27 PM
Constantly having to reset NVRAM /PRAMBy dave_mcconnell in forum Apple NotebooksReplies: 2Last Post: 09-15-2009, 02:28 PM
Setting Environment VariablesBy oquimdcr in forum OS X - Operating SystemReplies: 9Last Post: 09-09-2008, 01:51 AM

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Admissions
- Academics
- Research
- University Life
- Alumni
- About
In 1947, American University, in conjunction wtih five other institutions, established the Washington Semester Program to bring undergraduate students to the nation's capital to study government through first-hand experience and contact with political, business, and community leaders. Throughout its 50-year history, the program has blended the traditional academic environment with experiential learning. It offers students from throughout the United States and the world a rare opportunity to live, work, and learn in Washington, D.C. From an initial membership of five colleges and universities, the program has expanded to serve students from some 200 member institutions. The first class consisted of 12 students, and now nearly 400 students enroll each semester. Since 1947, more than 20,000 students have completed the program.American University's Tenley Campus was opened in 1987, thus providing students with easy access to mass transportation for commuting to internships and off-campus seminars. In recent years, affiliations with international institutions have increased, providing students from around the world the opportunity to share perspectives on policies made in Washington.
The Seminar
The Internship
The Research Project or Elective Class
Seminar (8 Credits):For three days of each week, you'll participate in intellectual discussion with professionals who are knee-deep in the field you are studying. You'll go "behind the scenes"; into the offices of most of the speakers to get a first-hand insider's view of the week's topics of discussion. Some of the speakers are big names and some are not, but one thing's certain, they are all major players at the local, national, and international levels who are passionate about their stance, present valid viewpoints and are invited to challenge your point of view. You'll definitely leave class with a real world perspective.
The Internship (4 Credits):
We provide you with an instant network of organizations to look through. Six to eight weeks before the semester begins, you'll gain access to all of the internships in our database that are relevant to the program you've been accepted in to. We'll give you all the information you need about each organization, including descriptions of internship positions and address and phone numbers for our contacts. You can start your search right away, or wait until you arrive in D.C. Either way, you'll have nearly two weeks at the beginning of the semester to attend interviews and make your selection. We suggest you have at least three interviews. Before you arrive, we will also provide you with resources to help you write an effective résumé and cover letter.
Research or Elective Course (3 or 4 Credits):You have the option of choosing to conduct an in-depth research project using Washington, D.C. as a laboratory of information or to take an elective class from AU's hundreds of offerings to fulfill an academic requirement from your home school.
Member school students should check with their member school representative to see if their school requires students to conduct a research project while on the program


text:
Most American conservatives are quietly celebrating Thursday's derailment of a massive and controversial immigration reform bill that had been the talk of Washington for the better part of a month - but their celebration has more the air of relief, and wary relief at that, than of triumph.
Worse for the conservatives is that even their relief is a paper-thin gauze over an underlying grief that is deep enough to be not easily assuaged.
Conservatives already were feeling let down by President Bush because of his administration's air of incompetence and because of its free-spending ways. After the immigration battle of the past month, though, they believe the president actually has contempt for them. As he said he saw good and noble things in Vladimir Putin's heart, they now think they see in Bush the heart of a man who thinks he is morally superior to them even as his own incompetence drags them over a political cliff.
Bush infamously said, on two separate occasions, that opponents of the immigration bill are deliberately trying to "frighten" the public, that they "don't want to do what's right for America," and other calumnies - all while his Cabinet secretaries, former chief speechwriter, and other close allies have called the opponents "bigots," "nativists," "anti-Hispanic," and other insults.
To be sure, there is an element of opposition that is borne of racism and related pathologies. But to paint the whole opposition with that brush is as unfair as it would have been 11 years ago to claim that everybody who supported the welfare reform package of 1996 (which turned into one of the great policy triumphs in modern American history) did so out of an animus against black people (blacks then being inaccurately portrayed as comprising the majority of the welfare population).
On the contrary, most of those conservatives who opposed the immigration package did so because of principles that have always been essential to the conservative philosophy. First of these is the rule of law - how, pray tell, does it make sense to give official status in this country to people whose very first act in the US involved breaking its laws? (Also disturbing are the cross-border drug trade and the increasing border violence.)
The second principle is that of the longstanding conservative emphasis on national security: After the airplane assaults of September 11, many conservatives believe it an essential part of security to allow people into American territory only through official channels, with appropriate safeguards against terrorism.
The third principle, an immutable part of American conservatism ever since conservatism's intellectual godfather Russell Kirk began emphasizing it in the 1950s, is the importance of preserving a common culture. The American ideal is, of course, one of welcoming foreign peoples and customs and even of turning their own native customs as causes for widespread celebration - but only if, in turn, the newcomers embrace the common culture, which includes respect for our civic traditions, the rule of law (again), and our language. Assimilation has always been the key. But those who have come here through extra-legal channels have also shown themselves (at least this is the common impression) more likely to be separatist, in customs and in language, than to even make the attempt to assimilate.
Conservative intellectual leaders (especially in the pages of William F Buckley's National Review) have read the immigration bill carefully and made numerous, specific, and rational criticisms of its provisions, all in a civil tone. In response, President Bush insults them and accuses them of having not even read the bill (as if he actually has read the bill rather than mere summaries of it), and his minions lionize conservative enemy Ted Kennedy.
Finally, conservatives know that the fight isn't necessarily over. As Senate majority leader Harry Reid pulled the bill from consideration, he vowed to bring it back again later this year - and Republican leader Mitch McConnell said he shared that goal.
All of which explains why conservative opponents of the immigration bill are feeling somewhat like battered wives: the president and party leaders whom they have supported even in tough political circumstances are the ones who not only have tried to beat conservatives about the head, but make promise to recommence the beatings whenever they think it will do some good.


text:
Project Orbis is the supposed codename for the Playstation 4 and it features an anti pre-owned system according to new reports. Sony seems to like Latin words and if Orbis works with vita Sony could form the circle of life where Orbis means circle and vita meaning life. Sony doesn't seem to be the only console holder looking at anti preowned systems Microsoft is also rumoured to be planning to combat pre-owned with an anti-used game system of its own for the next Xbox, codenamed Durango.
New reports don't only reveal a codename they revel plans for the console to launch in time for Christmas 2013 yet didn't Sony's boss Kaz Hirai went on the record to say the Japanese company would not announce a new home console at E3. So if the PS4 was to launch before Christmas 2013 Sony have to unveil and release the system in the same year which would limit marketing and any sort massive ad campaign. The report also reveals some information about the systems potential specification with developers rumored to be working towards an AMD x64 CPU and an AMD Southern Islands GPU, which is the name given to AMD's 2012 high-end PC cards. The system will apparently be capable of running games at a resolution up to 4096x2160 while being able to play 3D games at 1080p.
Orbis Looks to be a worthy successor to the PS3 although the report also suggests the PS4 won't play PS3 games it's quite worrying to hear Sony doesn't have plans to offer backward compatibility. I know Sony removed this functionality from PS3 but can they really afford to do it again especially since it would leave the PS4 to start completely from scratch where gamers can only play brand new titles.
All of this may only be a rumor for now though as Sony are yet to make any comment but given the depth of some of these details some of it could very easily be true. The PS4 is obviously coming at some point and information just keeps trickling out providing us with subtle indications towards Sony's next console. Last year it was believed that a first party Sony studio had ceased PS3 development to move onto the PS4. Despite any official announcement from Sony it was only last month that Forbes claimed that work on a collaboration between Sony and AMD was underway which supports the reported spec of the PS4.
All this is great an I can't wait to finally see the PS4 but for now I still think that the PS3 has plenty of life left and there is some truly amazing tiles to look forward to from both 1st and 3rd parties. 2012 will bring Starhawk, Max Payne 3, Bioshock:infinite, Assassins creed 3 and resident evil 6 to PS3 which is a clear testament that we're not at the end of this generation and with Naughty Dog working on the last of us and Rockstar yet to release GTA V there no real rush. Quantic Dreams recently showed of a new tech demo showcasing what they are currently working on which was unbelievably touching how they capture emotion and this is on current systems so just imagine what the future could hold.


text:
What is purpose of life ?
how can i find the answer
that bothers me so much .
I have some things that
I'm happy about my life
but need a real purpose ?
must leave something behind
that never be erased .
can religion show that purpose
what we need ?
they say there's a heaven
that we go after we died
but what if it isn't ?
should we leave behind
wisdom of our ancestors
will that be a recipe for total fulfillment?
Is there a meaning
looking at the bigger picture
will it become bigger and bigger?
point is no one knows this
are we building something
that would vanish without a trace?
in a way can we think
life's meaningful
but at the same time it's meaningless?
Is it about meeting my biological needs?
avoiding pain , seeking pleasure
or fulfillment of my emotional needs?
been cared , been loved and been respected
or some logical wants
and have somethings of my own?
this freak me out sometimes
but there is no way
you can ever know if your life is -
and everyone else's lives are -
meaningful or not
so i must find it
that purpose
You need a purpose to live
that contributes...
to a meaning greater than yourself .
You must build the fulfillment
of your biological and emotional needs
people will say i plan for a failure
but what i see across the board ,
people seem to achieve slightly less
than their life's purpose .
so for now i gonna aim high
thinking i will reach somewhere in life
that i could be happy


text:
|Post MSN Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate Program for Adult and/or Gerontological NPs
|Submitting Dean
|N. Margaret Wineman
|Submitting College
|Nursing -- Susan Bradford
|Departments Generating the Proposal
|Objection Deadline
|May 07, 2009
|Proposal Status
|Final Approval Granted
|Proposal Last Updated
|August 10, 2009 by Karen Greene
|Effective Date
|Spring 2009
|Brief Summary of Proposal
|This Post MSN Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate Program for Adult and/or Gerontological NPs is designed for the certified Adult and/or Gerontological Nurse Practitioner who wants to sit for certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner. This option is being added to accommodate the demand for certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner by adult and/or gerontological nurse practitioners who are in medical practices that see patients from infancy through the elderly. The addition of this certification will broaden their scope of practice. Only one course of one credit hour is new and will be offered as a web-based course. All other courses are existing courses in the Child and Adolescent Health Nursing program or in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences. The certificate will be a total of 17 credit hours. Upon completion of this Post MSN FNP Certificate Program, candidates will be eligible to sit for certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
|Type of Proposal
|New program
|Graduate School Endorsement Status
|Graduate School Endorsement Updated
|March 23, 2009 by GS Heather Blake
|Institutional Research Status
|Approved with comment
|IR Comment
|Course numbers to be used have been corrected - 8200:631 to 616 and 8200:636 to 617.
|IR Status Updated
|February 20, 2009 by IR Anu Mahapatra
|Library Status
|Library Status Updated
|January 14, 2009 by Bonnie Chonacki
|Distance Learning Review Committee Status
|Not required
|DLRC Status Updated
|April 22, 2009 by Karen Greene
|General Education Advisory Committee Status
|Not required
|GEAC Status Updated
|March 17, 2009 by Karen Greene
|Resource Requirements
|No additional resources
|Resource Requirements Updated
|February 18, 2009 by NU dean's ofc Kathleen Ross-Alaolmolki
|Resource comment
|No new resources required.
CPS Menu


text:
yamaha-number-252813,Arius YDP-162PE, 6' Model G3 (1991), 5'3" Model C1 (2011), 48" Model U1 (1991), 52" Model U3 (1989)
2805 Buford Hwy, Duluth (Atlanta), GA 30096
View Cart
My Account
Upright Pianos
Baby Grand Pianos
Mid-Sized Grand Pianos
Concert and Semi-Concert Grand Pianos
Art Case Pianos
Player Pianos
Used Pianos
Digital Pianos
Complete Grand Restoration
Our Restoration Facility
Refinishing & Finish repair
Need Advice?
Piano Tuning and Maintenance-
Piano Moving / Piano Movers
Rent A Piano
Piano Storage
Player System Installation
Pianist Available for Hire
Request a Piano
Sheet Music & Gifts
Our Music Store
Musical Gifts
Musical Artwork
Piano Caster Cups
Upright Piano Lamps
Grand Piano Lamps
Clip-On Piano Lamps
LED Piano Lamps
Piano Benches
Piano Dollies
Piano Fallboard Locks
Piano Lessons
About Us
Directions To Our Store
Our Concert Hall
Sort By
Filter By
Art Case Pianos
Baby Grand Pianos
Concert and Semi-Concert Grand Pianos
Console Digital Pianos
Mid-Sized Grand Pianos
Piano Dollies
Portable Digital Pianos
Rent a Piano
Upright Pianos
Yamaha Digital Pianos
$0 - $3250
$3250 - $6500
$6500 - $9750
$9750 - $13000
$13000 - $16250
Over $16250
28 Items Found For yamaha number 252813
Results Per Page
Viewing 1 - 12 of 28
Yamaha Digital Pianos Arius YDP-162PE
Out of StockAs a pianist's skill level rises, they require a keyboard action built for more serious playing. The Arius YDP-162's Graded Hammer action with Synthetic Ivory keytops give the performer a tactile surface reminiscent of the keys found on the finest pianos throughout history. And with a more powerful 20W stereo amplifier, its PureCF sampling more expressively delivers Yamaha's CFIIIS concert grand piano tone for the more experienced player. If your goal is to become a better pianist, the Arius YDP-162 digital piano is equipped to help make that goal a reality.In an attractive high polish finish, this is the most affordable shiny black Yamaha on the market! Come try it!
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 6' Model G3 (1991)
Visit us to try this wonderful, pre-owned Yamaha grand piano. This 6' model G3 was originally built in Japan in 1991. PianoWorks sold this piano to its previous owner, a private home here in Atlanta, and has now prepared it for its next home.The Yamaha model G3 is one of Yamaha's oldest and most successful designs. The sound is full, the action is smooth, and the cabinet is beautiful and near flawless. As the prices for new Yamaha pianos continue to go up, a piano like this is a real find. For a new Yamaha in this size class, expect to spend $35k or more!?!Includes 3 year parts & labor warranty, matching bench with storage.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 5'3" Model C1 (2011)
Check out this nearly new Yamaha C1 baby grand piano. Get a higher quality C1 for less than the price of a new GC1. Made in Japan in 2011, this piano shows now wear, plays beautifully and has the nice, bright (but not too bright) tone that Yamaha is famous for. Visit us to see for yourself. If new, MSRP for Yamaha C1 is $37,499 (The Piano Buyer, Fall 2016 - Larry Fine).Includes Yamaha bench with storage and 5 year warranty.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 48" Model U1 (1991)
The U1 model is Yamaha's top-recommended model for students, teachers & professionals. Made in Japan in 1991, this professional studio upright is in fantastic condition and is great for all levels of play. Before arriving to our showroom, this piano is evaluated, cleaned, serviced, polished and fully refurbished by retired Yamaha employees.Save $$$ off new (MSRP for New Yamaha U1 is $11,199 - The Piano Buyer, Spring 2016). The U-series upright pianos are what made Yamaha's reputation, and this is one fine example. Includes a height-adjustable piano bench & 3 Year warranty.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 52" Model U3 (1989)
Made in Japan in 1989, this professional studio upright is in fantastic condition and is great for all levels of play. The U3 model is Yamaha's top-quality production model. The U-series upright pianos are what made Yamaha's reputation, and this is one fine example. This particular Yamaha U3 has a warmer, more mellow tone than most Yamaha pianos are known for.If new, MSRP is $14,259 (The Piano Buyer, Spring 2017 - Larry Fine).Includes new adjustable bench, a real bonus for young beginners!
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 45" Model B2 (2015) Mahogany
Purchased new in 2015, this Yamaha studio upright is now one of their most popular models. The polished mahogany finish is a nice touch on this nearly new Yamaha piano. The action and tone are great for beginner to intermediate students or casual pianists. If New, MSRP is $6,959 (The Piano Book, Fall 2016 - Larry Fine). Save $$$$Includes matching storage bench with padded top, owners guide and wool key cover. 5 year Parts & Labor warranty.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 44" Model M500 (1994)
Here is a lovely 44" Yamaha console upright piano in a traditional cabinet. These are stellar pianos for a beginner to intermediate pianist. This piano was made right here in Georgia at Yamaha's Thomaston, GA factory back in 1994. The condition is excellent and the wear is minimal for its age. The dark oak finish has beautiful grain but still helps to hide dust and fingerprints. Includes original matching bench with storage. 3 Year Parts & Labor warranty.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 5'8" Model C2 (1996)
We have a PianoWorks Certified Pre-owned Yamaha C2 from 1996. This piano is in like-new condition, has a medium tone, and is ready to play. Yamaha's C-series is their top production level piano. They make wonderful home pianos, but are built to withstand the rigors of institutional life. This is one of the pianos that made Yamaha's reputation. Compare with current MSRP for new: $42,499 (Piano Buyer - Spring 2016) and this piano is also a tremendous value.At 5'8" long, this piano is suitable for living rooms, teaching studios, choir rooms, etc.Includes original, padded bench with storage and 3 year warranty.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 47" Model T118 (2010) Mahogany
Here is a great opportunity to purchase a very young, used Yamaha studio upright. Made in 2010, this piano was enjoyed by a family for a few years while taking lessons. The piano is in perfect condition, has excellent touch and tone. The Yamaha model T118 is ofter referred to as lighter-duty version of the famous U1, making it great for beginner to advanced students.This piano has a dark mahogany finish. It includes the matching bench with storage. 5 year Parts & Labor warranty.If new, compare at $9,029!?!? Save a ton while still getting a great Yamaha piano.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 5'3" G1 (1984) Mahogany
We have a PianoWorks Certified Pre-owned Yamaha G1 grand piano made in 1984. This piano is in excellent condition, has a clear, bright tone, and is ready to play. Yamaha's G1 is the direct predecessor to the current C1 and was, for 30 years, their top production level for a baby grand piano. The make wonderful home pianos, but are built to withstand the rigors of heavy use. This is one of the pianos that made Yamaha's reputation, and has had one owner since new. If new, MSRP is $43,699 (The Piano Buyer, Fall 2014 - Larry Fine) How are Yamaha baby grand models organized?G1 (original, premium baby grand)GH1 (original, home grade)C1 (Conservatory series, replaced G1 ~1995)GC1 (Current home grade, replaced GH1 ~2001)GB1 (entry-level)The G1 is the highest grade in the smallest size, giving musicians the quality of performance that can help them develop while fitting comfortably in most any space.Piano includes original, matching bench with storage.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 6'1" Model C3 (1998)
The Yamaha C3 grand piano has been a professional standard bearer for the industry for over 40 years. Known for their rugged durability, recording prowess, smooth action and clear bright tone, this is a shining example of Yamaha C3. This piano is young (built in Japan in 1998) and has been professionally serviced. It looks and performs like new. If New, MSRP is $56,999 (The Piano Buyer, Fall 2016 - Larry Fine).This piano features Ivorite keytops and wood-composite sharps to give you a better textured feel over the keyboard. This piano also features a slow-close fallboard, safer for little fingers.Includes height-adjustable piano bench. Come try this piano for yourself.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Yamaha 45" Model P22 (2008) Satin Walnut
Yamaha's famous model P22 goes back over 4 decades. This 45" studio remains one of the most popular school and institutional model pianos ever made. This piano, however, came from a private home from a family that upgraded to a larger piano.This piano has numerous features that appeal to both home and professional users. The full-width music deak makes it easy to lay out sheet music, books, or even larger scores. The piano has double, rubber casters for ease of movement. The action and hammers are rubust for long life. The piano has functional locks for both the fallboard and the top. It also has a solid brass lid prop to allow even more sound out.The hand-rubbed satin walnut finish is beautiful and includes matching duet storage bench. 5 year parts & labor warranty. If New, MSRP is $7,349 (The Piano Buyer, Fall 2016 - Larry Fine). Save $$$$ on this nearly new piano.
(0 reviews)
Learn More
Viewing 1 - 12 of 28
>Seiler Concert Grand chosen for Atlanta Music Festival Special Event
For 12 years now, the
Atlanta Music Festival
has revived a musical tradition in Atlanta that dates back more than 100 years. The directors of the festival use music and cultural events to share the history, celebrate progress, and shape the future of race relations in America. Today's event was an outstanding display of these ideas brought to action by engaging 500 of Atlanta's school children in an historic event.
>Colette Keogh wins HM hydraulic piano bench in GMTA raffle
Every year for over 20 years now, PianoWorks has donated a premium artist bench to raise funds at
Georgia Music Teachers' Association annual conference
for student music scholarships. This year, PianoWorks donated a Hidrau Model hydraulic piano bench, seen on stages around the world. The winner of this year's raffle was Colette Keogh, a piano teacher in Augusta. Congratulations to Colette and to GMTA for the scholarship funds they raised.
More News
Quick Links
Digital Pianos
Player Pianos
Piano Sheet Music
Join Our Mailing List
About Us
Our Blogs
Frequently Asked Questions
Privacy Policy
Send Site To A Friend
Latest News
Bosendorfer Pianos
Estonia Pianos
Seiler Pianos
Grotrian Pianos
Hailun Pianos
Steinway & Sons Pianos
Kawai Pianos
Yamaha Pianos
Casio Digital Pianos
Roland Digital Pianos
Yamaha Digital Pianos
Schimmel Pianos
Shop by Brand
Product Index
Translate Our Site
Site Map
PianoWorks has become the most trusted dealer in Atlanta for high-quality pianos, top technical service and all-around value. And if you're not in Atlanta, our premium piano brands are worth the trip. For many of our piano brands, we represent Georgia or even the Southeast region. Our commitment to our customers makes selecting and owning a piano ... a great experience.
© Copyright 2017 pianoworks.com. All Rights Reserved.
Powered by
Ecommerce Solution


text:
Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Zone' started by Tio, Aug 29, 2004.
1 second...
QB: Chad Pennington, David Carr
WR:H. Ward, A. Johnson, J. Macariens, R. Williams
RB:S. Alexander, J. Jones, M. Bennett, Q. Griffen
TE: Alge Crumpler
K: John Kasay, O. Mare
Def:Seahawks, Rams
QB Brett Favre, Jake Plummer, Jeff Garcia
RB Ahman Green, Corey Dillon, Rudi Johnson, Quentin Griffin
WR Randy Moss, Santana Moss, Jimmy Smith, Keyshawn Johnson
TE Bubba Franks
K Matt Stover
DEF New England, Minnesota
Its a mistake two take two guys on the same team. If Ahman can put a good performance, then farvre wont put up good numbers.


text:
Australia dominates day 2
Australia pour further misery on England on the second day of the first Ashes Test at the Gabba.
- Photo 20 of 20 |View all thumbnails
- Previous Photo
- Next Photo
Steve Harmison takes the wicket of Shane Warne, caught behind after the Australian gloved a ball down the legside. Photo: Craig Golding


text:
Lighting-by-Example with Wavelets
Automatic lighting design aims to provide users with semi-automated approaches, and easy-to-use tools, to configure lighting for 3D scenes. We present LightOpex the first fully automatic example-based local illumination lighting design system. Utilizing a wavelet-based lighting design framework, by which image quality is modeled using a cognitively inspired objective function, this approach to lighting design both: (1) allows the declarative specification of lighting; and (2) facilitates intuitive and natural specification of scene lighting. LightOpex enables users to select the desired lighting for a scene using exemplar 2D images and uses the spatial distribution of the luminance in these images as the target values of an optimization step. We demonstrate the utility of LightOpex through a range of examples, and conduct a preliminary investigation of the performance of a number of different of optimization schemes.
Unable to display preview. Download preview PDF.


text:
Watch Featured Movies
The Stevedores: No description
|IMDB: N/A Metascore: N/A RT: N/A
|May 24, 1937
|Animation Short
|Walter Lantz
|No Famous Actors
The Stevedores Links
Streaming films is becoming more risky every day. We strongly urge our users to use a VPN to make themselves anonymous while streaming films and TV shows online. Using a VPN ensures that your ISP, the government and the NSA can't spy on you or block any streams. They will not be able to see ANY of your online activity. Protect Your Privacy with a Free VPN
|Version 1
|11820 views
|Report Broken
|Version 2
|19659 views
|Report Broken
|Version 3
|13972 views
|Report Broken
This movie may be available for download - Click here to try
|= Low Quality
|= Medium Quality
|= High Quality
|How do I watch these?
Sponsored Content
The Stevedores Comments
Post a Comment
The Stevedores Reviews
Support the Site
Site Updates and News
|Follow @real_1channel
Did you know you can use Primewire.org and Primewire.is to access this site? Well, now you do.
Check out the personalized TV Schedule.
Latest Comments
mizeorand : I'm amazed to read that so many other ppl came home from school and watched Duck ...
Kiss and Cry
tcon77 : Thats not a real tracheostomy because if it was she could only say a word or 2 a ...
Game of Thrones
TruthSeekerYgg : Chainsaws are on isle six...
VHS Viral
ChanceRox : I liked the first V/H/S movie. I loved the second V/H/S movie. However, this one ...
Kung Fu Yoga
swanboxing : good adventure story; and really amazing sets in this one, each scene is a joy t ...
Orphan Black
aliceglass : I am actually sat here, crying for Rachel Duncan. That poor girl. I hope there's ...
First Kill
goeatyourself : Don't expect your typical Willis film. Plot is weak and rather cliche'. 4/10


text: Chris - Unregistered October 16, 2012 9:11 AM A really sad day. As others came and went (Lancia/Toyota/Subaru/Mitsubishi/Peugeot) Ford have been a constant and mainstay of the WRC for decades. That said it can't be a surprise to M-Sport. It appeared they showed up to make others look good, the results jusy weren't there - despite having Sainz, Martin, McRae, Gronholm, JML, Hirvonen, Solberg, not a single drivers pot. Malcolm must shoulder some of the blame, a massive motorhome, support for Hapless etc. Perhaps if he gathered up all he spent on Hapless and spent on making any of his cars a tenth quicker some more silverware might have kept Ford in the service park. A sad day. 15 agree 4 disagree


text:
RFE: Conference Listings
This service is a joint project of RFE and EconBiz.
Faculty of Business, Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
- Dates:
- July 02-04, 2008
- Description:
- 16th Annual Conference on Pacific Basin Finance, Economics, Accounting and Management PBFEAM
- Location:
- QUT Gardens Point Campus (city), Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Subject:
- The conference theme for the PBFEAM 2008 is "Innovation for a Sustainable Future: Visions for 2020." Each discipline will host plenary sessions involving invited papers dealing with contemporary issues relating to the 2008 conference theme. [gem?_?? den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information]
- Notes:
- JEL Code:
- Sponsor:
- http://www.pbfeam2008.bus.qut.edu.au


text:
For a relaxing day in the sunshine where better to go than Bournemouth with its seven miles of golden sandy beaches - perfect for a fun, family day at the seaside.
There is a mixture of things for you to do in beautiful Bournemouth, whether you want to relax on the beach and top up your tan, swim in the sea, visit Boscombe Surf Reef to surf the waves, shop, take a stroll along the pier or see some underwater creatures. Whatever you fancy, you are sure to have a fun day out, no matter what your age.
Travel to Bournemouth from London Waterloo with our Advance fares for just £11.20 Standard Class and £18.30 First Class, one way, when you book early.
Fast fact: Bournemouth enjoys on average 7.7 hours of sunshine per day, so it's no surprise that over 4.5 million tourists visit each and every year.
Bournemouth Pier is the perfect place for you to have a leisurely stroll, with places you can eat, bars, arcades and theatres for children to be entertained. Although it's equally as nice to just take five minutes, sit on a deck chair and watch the world go by.
Why not keep to the 'sea' theme and visit the Bournemouth Aquarium? Home to a number of underwater creatures for you to admire, including sharks, turtles and vibrant coloured clownfish, this is a great all-weather activity.
Learn something new and pay a visit to Bournemouth Surf School. Offering paddling and surfing lessons throughout the year, it's a great way to make fun memories with your friends or family, and learn a new skill!
If you love a good show or exhibitions the head for Bournemouth's International Centre, which hosts a wide variety of different entertainment shows, from concerts to opera, ballet and comedy, as well as hosting conferences and exhibitions throughout the year.


text:
U.S. Department of Labor
Contact: Rich Kulczewski
Phone: (303) 844-1302
Released Thursday, April 7, 2005
National Mine Public Safety Effort Kicks Off in Denver
"Stay Out-Stay Alive" Campaign Focuses on Children
DENVER - On Tuesday, April 12, the U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), along with the Bureau of Land Management and National Crime Prevention Council, will kick off the 2005 "Stay Out-Stay Alive" national public awareness campaign at Gust Elementary School in Denver.
"Stay Out-Stay Alive" is a nationwide public safety effort sponsored by MSHA and aimed at educating and warning children about the dangers of playing on mine property. Each year, dozens of people are injured or killed while involved in recreational pursuits at active and abandoned mine sites. Last May, four amateur rock climbers were rescued after spending 10 hours lost inside an abandoned mine near Durango.
|"Stay Out-Stay Alive" National Public Awareness Campaign Kickoff
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Gust Elementary School
3440 W. Yale Ave.
Denver, Colo.
Amy Louviere
(202) 693-9423 (office)
(571) 215-4497 (mobile)


text:
Tweets from @TBHomeTeam/writers
MORE from our HomeTeam writers.
Fri. May 31, 2013 | Rodney Page | Email
At Gibbs
Score: Gibbs 28, Northeast 13
Spring game-breakers: Gibbs quarterback Brevet Killett and receiver Jacquez President had good chemistry in their first game together. President caught five passes for 128 yards and a 33-yard touchdown. He also had a 40-yard interception return for a touchdown. Killett, a Palm Harbor University transfer, completed 8 of 14 passes for 176 yards plus the TD to President. … Gibbs running backs didn't run wild, but two scored touchdowns. Javon Morgan had an 11-yard run in the first quarter, and Damien Daniels had a 9-yard run in the third. … Northeast's Donterio Fowler scored on a 75-yard kickoff return to start the game. He also caught four passes for 71 yards, including a 35-yarder that set up the Vikings' only offensive touchdown in the third quarter. … Northeast's Ryan Davis completed 12 of 27 passes for 157 yards and an interception.
Did you know? There could be a rivalry brewing between Northeast and Gibbs. Vikings coach Mike Jalazo claims he and first-year coach Rick Kravitz agreed not to exchange game film before the spring game. But Jalazo said Kravitz watched film from several Northeast games from last fall. "I hate that," Jalazo said. "Just play the game even. I don't think that's the way you want to set the tone as a head coach is to lie to the opposite head coach in the spring game to get an advantage." When told Jalazo was upset, Kravitz just shook his head. "Just say that I have no comment," he said. … The Gladiators have only three home games on the 2013 schedule.
Audible 1: "You have to get into rhythm on offense and we never did. We dropped so many balls and then we had a ball tipped for a pick-six. It was tough." — Jalazo
Audible 2: "We've worked together a lot in the spring before and after practice to get used to each other. I already knew him from the track team, but it was nice to play so well together in the game." — President, on Killett


text:
Discuss football with over 60,000 fans. Free Membership.
Join now
Log in to check your private messages
Log in
FootballsFuture.com Home
Geno Smith Question
Goto page
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
Cleveland Browns
View previous topic
View next topic
Joined: 23 Dec 2009
Posts: 15329
Location: West Virginia Occupation: Browns LT
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 9:34 pm
Post subject:
Dropkick_pride wrote:
Thomas5737 wrote:
Dropkick_pride wrote:
Thomas5737 wrote:
duke2056 wrote:
candyman93 wrote:
I hope not
Just be patient guys. I bet we break bank for our QB next year.
Then it would be manditory for us to trade down pick 6 and pick up another 2014 1st.
Otherwise, we won't be able to afford it barring about a 4-12 finish.
We are winning 9 games this year, book it.
We won't be in position to grab a top QB, but
Weeden's emergence will allow us to put it off for awhile anyway.
Yeah... Im not sold on that.
Well, no one is sold on that. But I am buying it.
You will too, soon enough. <evil laugh>
haha well we all hope your right.
Unfortunately, it doesn't happen often.
NudeTayne wrote:
ditchdigger wrote:
Back to top
Joined: 14 Jan 2009
Posts: 12830
Location: Waterloo,NY
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 9:53 pm
Post subject:
"(Smith is) not a student of the game. Nonchalant field presence -- does not command respect from teammates and cannot inspire. Mild practice demeanor -- no urgency. Not committed or focused -- marginal work ethic. Interviewed poorly at the combine and did not show an understanding of concepts on the white board. Opted not to compete at the Senior Bowl and has approached offseason training as if he has already arrived, and it shows in his body with minimal muscle definition or strength. ..
"A cross between Akili Smith and Aaron Brooks, Smith is a gimmick, overhyped product of the system lacking the football savvy, work habits and focus to cement a starting job and could drain energy from a QB room. Will be overdrafted and struggle to produce against NFL defensive complexities."
2013 Joe Blackburn HOF Award Recipient
Back to top
Joined: 18 Jan 2009
Posts: 10805
Location: C-bus
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 10:16 pm
Post subject:
sounds harsh because Nawrocki is a member of the media, not an NFL team.
It's surprising to hear Smith is not a "student of the game" and that his work ethic is suspect. This is the first we've heard of that about Smith, who has a great reputation for his film study.
He had a brutal assessment of Cam Newton two years ago that included Newton's "fake smile," among other infractions.
Id like to know more about this media persons' credibility before I take anything he says to heart. Sounds too much like a guy trying to MAKE headlines, instead of reporting them...
Right now I will go with Mort's opinion as I know and trust him the most when it comes to this, and he has Geno rated very high.
Back to top
Joined: 04 Feb 2007
Posts: 7999
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 9:13 am
Post subject:
Nawrocki has been accused before of being way lower than most of practically every single African American QB prospect (Newton, Wilson, RG3), so I'm afraid I just can't take his word as meaning much of anything.
That said, I don't like any of this year's QBs as first rounders. I'm sure 1-2 of them will turn out well, but I don't think anyone has a clue who those 1-2 will be, so I'd rather take a shot in the 2nd-6th on a guy like Tyler Wilson, Dysert, Matt Scott, etc. than use #6 on Geno.
Geno, Barkley, Glennon, Wilson, Dysert, Nassib, Scott, Bray, Manuel, Sorensen. I have no clue who, but I'm sure 1-2 of these guys will work out.
Back to top
Joined: 07 Nov 2008
Posts: 1529
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 10:36 am
Post subject:
freakygeniuskid wrote:
Nawrocki has been accused before of being way lower than most of practically every single African American QB prospect (Newton, Wilson, RG3), so I'm afraid I just can't take his word as meaning much of anything.
That said, I don't like any of this year's QBs as first rounders. I'm sure 1-2 of them will turn out well, but I don't think anyone has a clue who those 1-2 will be, so I'd rather take a shot in the 2nd-6th on a guy like Tyler Wilson, Dysert, Matt Scott, etc. than use #6 on Geno.
Geno, Barkley,
Glennon, Wilson
, Dysert, Nassib, Scott, Bray, Manuel, Sorensen. I have no clue who, but I'm sure 1-2 of these guys will work out.
These two are going to be the top QB, if given an opportunity to prove themselves (IE, not drafted to be a continual backup behind a young QB, like Cousins).
Wilson is as tough, and gritty as they get. Really a guy that can be a definitive leader on a team lacking one. His motion is slow, but he has an above average game, good intelligence, and patience. Wilson is my number one QB, mainly because I think that his senior season was a [inappropriate/removed] storm because of a bad line and a lack of weapons.
Glennon... I understand why a lot of people hate Glennon. He's a rock in the pocket, he has pretty meh stats, and when you watch him, he doesn't look like anything special. Except for the fact you can't teach height, and there might not be an arm of his caliber in this draft. He played on a terrible team, and drug them to a bowl game. There's something about Glennon (much like a car wreck, except positive...) that keeps me going back, and I can't pin it. I think, if you swapped Geno and Glennon, no one would talk about Geno at NCST, and Glennon would be a top five pick throwing to two of the best WR's in college football. Heck, Glennon at USC would do the same. He's a big time talent, but looks bad because of his lack of surrounding cast. Really hope this kid falls and we take him.
Back to top
Joined: 26 Jul 2011
Posts: 697
Location: 2014 Adopt a Brownie: Jim Dray: 10 Receptions, 144 Yards (14.4 ypc), 1 TD, 8 FD
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 11:06 am
Post subject:
I'm gonna say no, we don't draft him. I think the team who pulls the trigger on this guy (or any other QB in the first rd) has to have their game plan in mind alrdy and possibly sees him starting some games this season.
I can't say we won't, but I want another year out of Weeden. I'm not sure he's got what it takes, but I think he deserves a season with these offensive guru's to see if he can be the guy, if not, let Jason Campbell come in and see if he can ride it out.
I did always have a soft spot for Campbell, I like the pick up and I hope he can stay healthy. "Sorry 'bout that collar bone, babe."
"You mean...this ain't Malcolm Browns car...? ...Damn...my bad..."
Athens, Ohio AKA South Cleveland
Back to top
Joined: 15 Mar 2007
Posts: 40997
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 11:23 am
Post subject:
wow on first take both Skip and Smith are ripping on Nawrocki and how bogus his opinions are
Back to top
Joined: 18 Jan 2009
Posts: 10805
Location: C-bus
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 11:24 am
Post subject:
McShay basically said the exact opposite of this guy, and said very politely that the story is inaccurate, overboard, and very harsh.
This media is going to get crucified over some of his comments on Geno, Cam, and others. It will be interesting to see how his past comments look under the microscope if this story continues to build steam.
Back to top
Joined: 18 Nov 2008
Posts: 5846
Location: Salem
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 1:15 pm
Post subject:
Nawrocki is Mayock's "second opinion" so to speak.
2013 First Ballot Recipient of the Joe Blackburn Award
Back to top
Display posts from previous:
All Posts
1 Day
7 Days
2 Weeks
1 Month
3 Months
6 Months
1 Year
Oldest First
Newest First
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
Cleveland Browns
All times are GMT - 4 Hours
Goto page
Jump to:
Select a forum
NFL General
NFL News
NFL Comparisons
NFL Draft
2017 NFL Mock Draft
GM Mock Drafts
Fantasy Football
College Football
AFC East
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New York Jets
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC South
Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tennessee Titans
AFC West
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles Chargers
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
NFC North
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks
Other Sports
Other Sports
Fantasy/Sim/GM Leagues
This aint sports talk!
Madden 17 and video games
Feedback Forum
Signature and Avatar Help
post new topics in this forum
reply to topics in this forum
edit your posts in this forum
delete your posts in this forum
vote in polls in this forum
Powered by
© 2001, 2005 phpBB Group


text:
In 2013-14, the Augusta Christian boys basketball team went 22-7, winning the South Carolina Independent School Association AAA state title in the process. Across town, the Augusta Prep Cavaliers finished a 20-8 campaign as runners-up in Georgia Independent School Association's Class AAA. Both teams received their share of postseason accolades.
South Carolina Independent School Association All-State
Jordan Dingle
Nick Fortenberry
Calvin Taylor
Anna Motes
2013-14 was a stellar year for girls basketball in Columbia County. A record three teams advanced to the AAAAA State playoffs, including an Elite 8 run by Greenbrier. Columbia County was long thought of as a push over in girls hoops, but that is certainly not the case anymore. I am not always a huge fan of the AAU Circuit, but in Columbia County Girls Basketball part of the credit must go to the Georgia Sting AAU Program, but we also have a group of phenomenal high school coaches in the county right now, and it shows on the court.
Monday, March 24
Grovetown vs. Fox Creek, 6 p.m.
Tuesday, March 25
Augusta Prep vs. Brentwood School, 4:30 p.m.
Augusta Christian at Ben Lippen, 6 p.m.
Grovetown vs. Evans, 6 p.m.
Harlem vs. Westside, 5:30 p.m.
Greenbrier vs. Lakeside, 6 p.m.
Thursday, March 27
Augusta Christian at Brentwood Academy, 4 p.m.
Friday, March 28
Augusta Prep at Bulloch Academy, 4:30 p.m.
Greenbrier vs. Grovetown, 6 p.m.
Harlem at Thomson, 6 p.m.
After finishing in a tie for fourth in Class AAAAA with Lakeside High School in 2013, the Greenbrier boys golf team is faring well in the 2014 season.
The Wolfpack won the Gwinnett Open on March 15 in Winder, Ga. at The Chimneys Golf Course. Facing 15 other high schools, the Wolfpack topped second-place finisher Blessed Trinity 187-185 using the Stableford Scoring System.
Tyler Barker and Jack Rautenstrauch took low medalist honors garnering 47 points apiece. Barker shot a 67 while Rautenstrauch shot a 69.
Greenbrier High School boys soccer coach Graeme Connolly and girls coach Wes Kendrick violated the most basic of coach-speak rules this week. Instead of bemoaning their respective close losses to state powerhouse McIntosh a week ago, the coaches basically acknowledged it as a moral victory.
I hope they don't get in trouble for breaking the code.
The McIntosh squads came to Blanchard Woods Park virtually identical with the boys sporting a 8-0 record and as the top ranked team in Class AAAAA while the girls were 7-0 and ranked No. 2.
Former Greenbrier baseball star Brandon Cumpton made his big league debut a year ago with the Pittsburgh Pirates. And, with Pittsburgh's pitching depleted by injury, Cumpton was able to make six appearances (five starts).
He was impressive, going 2-1 with a 2.05 ERA in 31 innings of work. That alone turned a few heads in the Pittsburgh front office.
However, looking deeper into the numbers brought more reason for Pittsburgh to pay close attention to the sturdy right-hander.
While the Harlem High School Bulldogs weren't as crisp as head coach Jimmie Lewis would have liked, they were still able to come away with a win Friday night.Playing host to the Laney Wildcats, the Bulldogs scored nine of their 10 runs with two outs, running their record to 6-8 overall and 4-0 in Region 3-AA with the 10-3 win.
With Lakeside High School running roughshod over the county, Wednesday's tennis match between Greenbrier and Evans was essentially to grab control of second place in Region 2A-AAAAA.
In the first of back-to-back matches, the Greenbrier girls and Evans boys got a leg up.
The Lady Wolfpack took care of Evans quickly, winning all three singles matches in straight sets, going on to the 5-0 win. In boys play, The Knights won two of three singles matches and cruised to a 4-1 win.
Greenbrier High School boys soccer head coach Graeme Connolly was hoping his team would make a statement with their game against Evans Wednesday night.
That they did, scoring twice in the first 8:10 of play, going on to the 5-1 win.
"We knew today was a potential banana skin," said Connolly. "Evans needed the win tonight but we were able to match their intensity."
The win ran the Wolfpack's record to 5-1 and a perfect 4-0 in Region 2A-AAAAA, clinching the subregion title and a No. 1 seed in the region tournament in the process.
Just a sophomore, Grovetown High School's Ben Jean is starting to make his presence known.
"We went down to Savannah on Saturday (March 8) and he ran in the 100 meter against 54 other athletes and he finished fourth," said Grovetown track head coach Rodney Tyson. "Darius (Watkins) won. He's right there with him and he's only a sophomore. He's got time to develop."
Jean would run with his father when he did PT and started running track in sixth grade. Along the way he's run sprints and distance events, been on relay teams and been a long jumper.
Columbia County News-Times ©2017. All Rights Reserved.


text:
As of this Wednesday, over 600 teachers from 15 states have applied for a free firearms training program that a gun advocacy group, the Buckeye Firearms Association, announced it would sponsor in the wake of the Newtown school shooting. The three-day training will train teachers how to wield firearms in the case of a school shooting.
According to a press release, the association hopes to use the training as a starting point for a more refined, ongoing "Armed Teacher" curriculum. The first training will take place this spring at an Ohio training facility.
600 Teachers Apply to Learn How to Shoot a Gun at School
Current Status: Blessed (1)
Seeded on Mon Jan 7, 2013 8:45 AM
keyboard shortcuts: V vote up article J next comment K previous comment


text:
There can be no higher praise for Suresh Raina's innings against England in Faridabad than to say Sachin Tendulkar was not missed.
On this evidence, India have produced another high-class batsman with a big future.
Raina arrived at 80-4 with his side threatening to squander a promising position, much as England had done in the first match.
He upstaged crowd favourite Mahendra Dhoni in their match-winning century partnership and displayed remarkable composure to guide India to a more comfortable victory than seemed likely with 15 overs of the match left.
His strength is his timing through the off-side, but when required he was able to biff the ball over the top on the leg-side.
It was like watching that old pro Neil Fairbrother win a match for Lancashire. The difference is that Raina is only 19.
He was the only batsman to free himself from the shackles of a slow, big-turning, low-bouncing pitch.
Somewhere in this series the batsmen will be let off the leash, but once again the bowlers were on top.
The dry, cracked surface gave considerable help to the spinners and India employed five, a combination of specialists and part-timers.
The mystery was why England went into the game with only one as there must have been a case for including Gareth Batty.
Perversely, if Batty had played, Liam Plunkett might have missed out and along with Andrew Flintoff, he was England's most impressive bowler.
Kabir Ali followed his best one-day return in Delhi with one of his poorest. He often mixes wicket-taking deliveries with 'four' balls. Here, it was only the latter.
England's total was defendable, but some wayward bowling at the start of India's innings and an unfortunate drop by James Anderson in his follow through when Raina was on 18 were the defining moments.
They had batted with considerably more application than in the first game, making an early assessment of what constituted a competitive total and then sticking to their plan.
What prevented them producing a more testing score was the loss of their two main run-makers at crucial times.
Andrew Strauss played a cute innings - until his final ball. His method was to wait on the back foot against the spinners, giving him maximum time to play the turning ball.
It was a surprise when he changed his method of attack against Ramesh Powar and came down the pitch before playing across the line at a straight delivery.
Kevin Pietersen's innings was so restrained he did not hit a single boundary between the 18th and 36th overs; he had concluded the risk of playing big shots against the spinners was too great.
Pietersen eventually chipped tamely to Dravid at mid-wicket. His dismissal cost England the chance of scoring above 240, which might have been enough.


text:
Ships Free to USA*!
The Electrolux Kelvinator commercial chest freezer KCCF220QW with a 22 Cubic Feet Capacity. Self-contained refrigeration system and a white exterior. Lift up lid. Heavy-duty cooling system. Internal temperature display with NSF approved temperature gauge. Heavy-duty casters. Sealed cabinet interior for easy cleaning. Commercial ENERGY STAR qualified. NSF certified.
The latest Kelvinator Commercial line of food service refrigerators and freezers provides a line of products for professionals, designed to provide years of trouble-free service in demanding commercial applications. Kelvinator backs these products with a three year parts and labor and 5 year compressor warranty that is supported by a coast to coast network of authorized service technicians. All Kelvinator Commercial refrigerators and freezers meet NSF standards for food service application and are Energy Star certified.
Electrolux Kelvinator Chest Freezer, 22 Cu. Ft. reviews
Love the freezer, was only disappointed with the shipping time. A little lack of communication there. The driver was excellent.
Other Items You May Be Interested In
Ships Free!
On Sale!
ABestKitchen is the original online kitchen equipment company. Selling online since 1998, we stock thousands of commercial quality foodservice products. We're not the biggest, but we're the best.
Need help? Our experienced staff is available to help select the best product to suit your needs.


text:
Speaking to Univision following this past Saturday's UFC 143: Diaz vs Condit, Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker addressed the upcoming main event fight between Ronda Rousey and Women's Bantamweight Champion Miesha Tate.
Coker said that there is a fan base out there for women's MMA based on ratings for previous female fights on Showtime. ""[On] Showtime, historically, when we have female fights on, the ratings are very good, so there is a fan base for female fighting and I think that this fight will do very well," Coker said.
Speaking on the fight, Coker said: "This is most anticipated female fight in the history of Strikeforce, or I think [in] the history of female mixed martial arts, since the Gina Carano-Cristiane 'Cyborg' [Santos] fight that happened August of 2009."
"I think that these women are great fighters and when you think about Ronda with the Olympic background — she's a two-time Olympian and she [won a medal] in Judo in the last Olympics in Beijing."
"Miesha's coming off of a very big win against Marloes Coenen, who was champion at that time and a lot of the fans and media thought Miesha was going to lose that fight, and then she submitted her which has never happened to Marloes before."
He adds: "Now you have two attractive girls about to fight, but don't be deceived by their looks because these girls can really fight. They're very fast, they're dangerous, they're explosive, and it's going to be a great match-up on [March 3rd]."
Watch the interview here.
Strikeforce: Tate vs Rousey takes place on March 3rd and will air on Showtime from 10pm ET.
Keep up to date with Diva Dirt MMA by visiting Diva-Dirt.com/MMA and following @DivaDirtMMA on Twitter.


text:
|Thread Tools
we told the majority of my immediate family on father's day! before that only my dh and best friend knew. we were dying to tell everyone in the family as soon as we found out i was pregnant so it's felt like an eternity. half of my fam was on vacation for a while and we wanted to have everyone together when we announced it. we had put it at the end of my dad's father's day card and had him read it out loud. he was having trouble reading my writing and my husband and i were going crazy waiting for him to get to the end of the card. at one point my brother offered to read it for him and we had to intercept the card exchange. after what felt like an eternity, my dad read it out loud and all the women in my family went berserk! tears, screaming, hugging, jumping up and down- it was all that we hoped it would be and more. we got on the phone and called my MIL in San Diego and told her- I'm sure her neighbors heard her scream! 1st grandchild on my husband's side so it is a huge deal for my MIL. we had to tell my sister over the phone also, she congratulated us but i could tell she's having a tough time with it. she went through several rounds of ivf and had all sorts of difficulties and obstacles trying to conceive- she had to terminate the one pregnancy she had due to a rare heart abnormality in 1997. i almost feel guilty about my pregnancy when i think of all she's been through. i know she's happy for me but i'm sure it brings up all kinds of memories and emotions for her. i don't know what i can do.
other than the family, we'll wait to tell everyone else at the end of the 1st trimester.
That would be really frustrating!! Poor thing. As long as you, DH, and DD are happy..then that's that! She'll come around though..
It's exciting for your DD to have a baby sibling...my sister and I are 2 years apart and are the best of friends.
Well, DH told MIL last night. See the OP for what happened last time.
She didnt say congratulations, she wasnt excited, and she said, "Well, I was really hoping that DD would have some more time to have all of the attention on her." And probably various other things that would make me hate her but I told DH he couldnt tell me anything else. She sent me an email today about what time she is coming to pick DD up tomorrow, and she didnt mention ONE WORD about it (Dh told her when I wasnt present). It would absolutely KILL her to say congratulations. I hate hate hate that she makes everything about how she feels about it. I AM THE ONE HAVING THE BABY. I HAVE TO CARE FOR THEM BOTH. NOT HER. Ugghh....Ok Im done
I have told a RL friend who is pregnant with her first and due early March, and I've told a couple of FB friends but asked them not to mention it on my Wall so that family doesn't see. We're going to wait till closer to 2nd trimester to tell family due to the miscarriage we had back in '09, and also because they don't understand our "open to life" mentality and will worry that we're getting in over our heads. Several of them (mother, grandmother, aunts...) have made comments since our youngest was born like, "Y'all are done now, right? Y'all don't need any more kids." Wow, way to live our lives for us.
However, we are moving out of our house early next month and will be in limbo until the end of July and the kids and I will be staying with my parents for those couple of weeks. I don't know if I can hide it that long being in such close proximity all the time. We'll see...
SAHM to DD1(9/06), DD2(4/09), DS1 (1/11), and DS2 (2/12)
Surprise! #5 due 12/16/13
Told my parents, my midwife, my dentist (had to explain why I wasn't getting my fillings done for 2 months), and my boards. I'll tell my siblings and DH's sister in a couple of weeks. I'll tell a few friends soon. Probably the rest will wait until 2nd trimester, including DH's mom who has spilled enough of our beans in the past.
Janel, DIY/crafting addicted wife to DH for 8 yrs, loving mama to DD1 - 6 yrs, DD2- 3 yrs, and baby 3 due Feb/Mar 2012, planning our first
Bumping this thread to say that we shared the news with our extended families over the weekend and told several friends last night! It was exciting.
I'm actually feeling even more excited now that everyone knows, and a bit relieved too. Now I just have to tell my supervisor, but I might wait a bit still.
We're still keeping hush on things now. We *may* tell our parents this weekend, but I haven't decided. I really want some more confirmation that everything is ok. We had an u/s at 7 weeks, but I am still worried something has happened/gone wrong since. I have a doppler (yes, I know the controversy), and am hoping that just maybe I'll be able to hear the hb at 10 weeks (which will be at the end of this week). I am a private person, so I do not want to risk sharing the news to only later find out I lost the baby. I do not want that kind of attention drawn to me- I wouldn't find it supportive, just intrusive. So, I don't know. I guess if I can find the hb, then I'll share, figuring most likely all is well, if not, I'll wait til I get my NT scan (not yet scheduled).
Momma to 2 little boys.
We're still keeping it a secret too. I've told a few close friends who we don't see in person and one of my sisters (the one that will be taking care of DD when I'm in labor and the one that is our only babysitter) but that's it for now.
I am dying to tell my daughter. It's so hard keeping this a secret from her! Our plan was to wait until 13 weeks to tell her because we wanted confirmation that all was well and we also wanted to reduce the amount of time she'd have to wait. But, it's getting so hard to not share this big news with her.
My nuchal screening in 8/4 so I'm thinking we'll get to tell her shortly after that. I'm then going to let her tell her grandparents (if she wants to). Figured it would be a good way for her to get excited and feel some ownership over the news.
I have Hyperemesis so I had to tell people a lot sooner than I wanted to. My daughter was visiting her Grandparents in another state and was waiting for her little brother and I to fly out and stay for two weeks before coming home. I had to call her and tell her that I couldn't fly out because I was so sick, then I had to tell her the news over the phone. I wanted to tell her in person a little later on in the pregancy. She is 10 and a big worrywart. I also had to tell all of my friends back home why I wasn't flying out any longer. Another friend heard that I was sick and posted it on FB so a lot more people know now.
I teach a weekly craft class for Children but since I have been so sick I had to find subs for the last 6 weeks. My boss sent a huge mass e-mail about my early pregancy complications to everyone who is part of the co-op which is over 250 people.
When you are dealing with a major illness it is hard to keep it a secret. Most people are like" Gee, I am sorry you are so sick, but congratulations!!"
Mama to one cool girl4/3/01 and a sweet boy1/1/08...and sweet Goobie Rue born 3/6/12
**formerly known as Mamablueberry**
Well, one of my good friends was there when I took the pregnancy test so she has known since like 2.5 weeks....husband and bff knew a few days later. My husband told his twin brother and sister at like 4 weeks as he felt he needed the support due to a prior miscarriage. We then waited to tell my parents until 10 weeks, as well as my two bosses. I have now just starting telling people, and will be telling his parents when we see them next in August. It has not been as easy task hiding the nausea and low energy level! I feel very grateful for the ladies I work with, cuz now I just get a sympathetic nod whenever I have my "this sucks right now" look on my face.
All of this is so exciting, and I would just like to say how exciting it is to share it with other mothers especially on MDC. So thank you all for sharing your stories as well!
USAF wife to DH Chris (10/9/10) , Momma to DS (2/12) , , and expecting another surprise 6/2013
My husband knew first and then my girls figured it out. I was in the shower and both came in to ask about going outside to play and my little one said "mommy your boobs are bigger" they looked at each other and smiled really big and then asked me if there was a baby in my tummy. I didn't want to tell them yet since they took it so hard when we m/c'd. However how can I keep it a secret if they're going to be checking out everything about for changes... geez!
Told my brother and sister 2 weeks ago but I guess my sister knew because my 8 year old texted her and told her. My dad was pretty upset with me about it. He thinks we shouldn't be having more. My husband stays home and is the worst house wife but the best daddy. My dad also thinks there is no way I can make enough for us to survive... News flash daddy, your little girl make more than enough. But I would never tell him that.
My work already knows, My bosses are women and my good friends so they so excited they're turning carwheels. They're discussing bringing baby to work for the first week I'm back... for me of course not because they want baby time!
I told DD yesterday! At first she cried but she's coming around and keeps saying the cutest things-- listing things that won't change and then also listing things she can do with the baby when it comes out. Before bed last night she yelled into my tummy "baby are you really in there?" And, she's decided that we'll name it "arugala" :)
Now we're going to start telling our family. And, I'm going to tell my work soon as well. I'm feeling really worried about telling both family and work but I don't think with family there is anything to worry about. (Work really will be bad.) It's just weird keeping this big news secret so long that it doesn't even feel like news by the time you tell it!
I think I'm going to have DD call my parents this afternoon to tell them; pretty sure they will be thrilled at least.
@parsley... since I think you mentioned you are an academic, why do you think work will be bad? I'm a postdoc, so I am just starting on this academic track, and am very nervous about the reactions of the faculty and graduate students. I have already told my supervisor, since we're talking about grants etc for next year, and he was extremely excited and supportive (much to my relief, I was extremely nervous!).
1st baby, born 2/25/12. . Married to environmentalist husband, trying to stay calm and trust my body.
@ Parsley..."arugala" so cute!
Last weekend we told our parents and son. My dh also told his sister who is also preggy.
When I told my son, he said "Thanks Mom!!!" He was sooo excited. So far he seems very happy with the idea, though I'm sure there will be adjustment once the baby comes.
I will wait til the end of the 1T to make the "big" announcement. I am nervous about telling work. I work with young adults with disabilities and am starting in a new location this school year. New boss....yikes. I also worry about the parents/guardians...they may not be too happy that their children are going to have another change...
Momma to 2 little boys.
I'm 14 wks today and we still haven't told anyone. My boys came with to the first midwife appointment, but it didn't register what was happening and they didn't even tell older sister where we went. Today the doula is coming for a getting to know you visit at our house though. I'm hoping we can still talk while the kids play without my kids finding out. :) It's just a wait and see game. Next friday I'm actually going to see a new midwife and will need to bring all the kids, so I'm expecting the news to get out either today or next friday. When the kids find out I'll let them tell the grandparents.
SAHM to 6
TeamGR - With regard to work, I'm certain that a few people will be happy for me, but I've also found that there is a VERY strong idea among sr. faculty (at my institution and elsewhere in my social sciences field) that women should wait until tenure before starting to have a family. This will be my second and I'm an assistant prof. Some people will be concerned for me and my career. Others will decide that I've "picked" family over career and write me off as a serious scholar. Fortunately my institution has some good policies so I'm not quite as doomed as that... Feel free to PM me if you want to talk about any of this in more detail.
On a happier note, we told my parents and sisters today and everyone was so thrilled and also surprised. I'm glad we told. We'll tell DHs family this weekend and start telling local friends as well. Maybe then I can stop worrying about whether or not I'm showing...
DD has picked a new name today-- Chrysanthemum Jane Banks or Chrysanthemum Michael Banks. I kind of love Chrysanthemum Jane but DH had previously vetoed Chrysanthemum as not a real name :)
(Perhaps I should explain that DD has a plant name and LOVES the book Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes and we just finished reading Mary Poppins by P.L. Travers).
They were my last people to tell. Now the whole world knows
To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
(3/20/10), and Charlie
To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
(1/26/12- 4/10/12) and identical
To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
twins Callie and Wendy (01/04/13)
SIDS happens.
|Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Show Printable Version
Email this Page Email this Page
|Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are Off
Online Users: 14,539
|23 members and 14,516 guests
|agentofchaos , BirthFree , daniellebluetoo , danzergurl00 , Deborah , Dovenoir , hillymum , Lucee , Lydia08 , manyhatsmom , NCIS4Ever2001 , philomom , Raindrop237 , RollerCoasterMama , scaramouche131 , sren , StillMe , thefragile7393 , twilifecosmo , zebra15
|Most users ever online was 449,755, 06-25-2014 at 12:21 PM.


text:
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 08:50 PM
Omaha Steve (65,577 posts)
Police: Hero instructor fought son in arrow attack
Source: AP-Excite
By MEAD GRUVER
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - A Wyoming community college instructor killed in a grisly classroom murder-suicide was hailed as a hero Saturday, with police saying he gave his students time to flee by distracting and fighting off his son after the younger man barged into his computer science class and shot him in the head with a high-powered bow and arrow.
The arrow severely wounded James Krumm, 56, but he managed to wrestle with son Christopher Krumm, 25, of Vernon, Conn., while students escaped the Casper College classroom Friday.
Christopher Krumm had just stabbed to death his father's live-in girlfriend at the couple's home two miles away.
When police arrived at the classroom after the bow-and-arrow attack, they found Christopher Krumm bleeding from self-inflicted knife wounds and taking his last breaths.
FULL story at link.
Read more: http://apnews.excite.com/article/20121202/DA2TA6801.html
Casper Police Chief Chris Walsh answers questions Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012 in Casper, Wyo. during a press conference detailing Friday's killings at Casper College and Hawthorne Avenue. Walsh identified the victims as Jim Krumm, 56, and his girlfriend Heidi Arnold, 42, both of whom were professors at Casper College. The assailant was identified as Chris Krumm, 25, who was the son of Jim Krumm. Police say Chris Krumm stabbed Arnold to death outside her home on Hawthorne Avenue, then killed his father and himself inside a college classroom where students were present. (Alan Rogers, Star-Tribune) MANDATORY CREDIT; TRIB.COM
22 replies, 5574 views
|22 replies
Police: Hero instructor fought son in arrow attack (Original post)
|Omaha Steve
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Chef Eric
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Jeff In Milwaukee
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Jeff In Milwaukee
|Dec 2012
|Le Taz Hot
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
|Dec 2012
Response to Omaha Steve (Original post)
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 08:59 PM
NYC_SKP (68,644 posts)
1. Guns don't kill people.
Crazy-ass people on an over-crowded planet being fed a diet of FoxNews and Pharmaceuticals kill people.
Count on it.
Response to NYC_SKP (Reply #1)
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 09:56 PM
virgogal (8,374 posts)
2. What on earth does Fox News have to do with this tragedy? Was
the young man on drugs?
I missed that piece of information.
Response to virgogal (Reply #2)
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 11:35 PM
ReRe (10,593 posts)
3. Ahem.... Do you realize you are defending a cold-blooded killer?
Are you a defense lawyer? Have you noticed the fractured society we live in these days? Yes, fractured by such things as Fox News. Fox News listeners who are going absolutely nutso-violent-crazy over PO winning reelection? Can't anyone have an opinion on here anymore? I imagine it's just an educated guess, for Pete's sake. Relax, will 'ya? And think.
Response to ReRe (Reply #3)
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 11:37 PM
virgogal (8,374 posts)
4. Huh?
Response to ReRe (Reply #3)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 10:26 AM
Chef Eric (1,024 posts)
12. Nobody was defending the killer.
Can't anybody ask reasonable questions on here anymore?
Response to NYC_SKP (Reply #1)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 04:17 AM
jamtoday (110 posts)
7. It's closer to
'We Need To Talk About Kevin' Lionel Shriver's novel of a school massacre carried out with a bow and arrow, only luckily this man was stopped.
Response to Omaha Steve (Original post)
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 11:48 PM
NBachers (8,555 posts)
5. Insert blame tied to favorite blame-worthy phenomena here:
Response to NBachers (Reply #5)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 01:43 AM
Jeff In Milwaukee (13,992 posts)
6. Fucking Belgians....(nt)
Response to Jeff In Milwaukee (Reply #6)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 12:07 PM
octothorpe (962 posts)
14. and their stupid waffles.
Response to octothorpe (Reply #14)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 01:53 PM
Jeff In Milwaukee (13,992 posts)
16. They think they're so-o-o-o much better.
Response to Omaha Steve (Original post)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 04:46 AM
Le Taz Hot (22,261 posts)
8. From the article:
Heather Meier, who lives across the street, said she came home from work Friday afternoon after picking up her 7-year-old daughter from school, and the two saw Arnold's body still lying in the street.
"As soon as we got home, we just shut the curtains," she said. "You know, tried to just watch some TV, have some snacks, mind our own business."
I mean, What if she had still been alive?
Response to Le Taz Hot (Reply #8)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 09:17 AM
Speed8098 (1,648 posts)
11. What if she had still been alive?
You and I couldn't agree more?
I seriously don't understand how someone could be so callous. She sees someone lying in the street by her house, she decides not to check to see if she can be of any assistance or POSSIBLY SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE.
What a great example she set for her 7 year old daughter. Move along now, nothing to see here.
I see Dick Cheney isn't the only "DICK" to live in Casper, Wyoming.
Response to Speed8098 (Reply #11)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 05:57 PM
fishwax (27,533 posts)
19. I'm sure that police were already there and there was no chance to save her life
The story said she came home in the afternoon, and this all took place in the morning.
Response to Le Taz Hot (Reply #8)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 11:46 AM
TwilightGardener (46,416 posts)
13. I cannot imagine seeing a neighbor--or anyone--lying in the
street and saying "Oh well, let's just go in and watch some TV." WTF?? What the hell kind of place is Casper, WY?
Response to TwilightGardener (Reply #13)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 12:38 PM
bluemarkers (536 posts)
15. me either, but maybe the police
Reporting at it's finest (not) - leaving out a few things. It's a vague timeline, but elementary school lets out here around 3 - 4 (it varies). College classes are generally done my then. My first thought was that police had not yet draped off the area if they were still investigating.
otoh, if I saw a bloody body in a gutter and had my 7 year old, what would I do? If there were no police I'd be afraid the killer was still out there. Yep, I'd probably be staying the car and speed off. Once safe then call the police. (me=chicken)
Response to bluemarkers (Reply #15)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 02:01 PM
TwilightGardener (46,416 posts)
17. Yes, I suppose that the body was still there due to the investigation.
I hope that's the case.
Response to TwilightGardener (Reply #17)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 07:52 PM
bluemarkers (536 posts)
21. I'd like to think
most people would render aid.
very sad case all around.
Response to Le Taz Hot (Reply #8)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 05:56 PM
fishwax (27,533 posts)
18. Probably the body was still in the street but investigators were already there
I don't think it's the case that they came home, saw a strange body in the street, and went inside to watch TV. It said that they came home in the afternoon, and this story broke in the morning of the day in question. (I know some people associated with the college, and I saw facebook posts and news stories about it timestamped by 10 am Friday morning.)
Response to Le Taz Hot (Reply #8)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 06:55 PM
obamanut2012 (12,971 posts)
I mean, wtf??? How about if she was still alive? Did she even call 911? WTF?
Response to obamanut2012 (Reply #20)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 11:37 PM
fishwax (27,533 posts)
22. 911 had been called and the police were almost certainly already there
It sounds odd in the article, but I'm betting that when she came home to see the body still lying there, it was lying there as part of the crime scene, not simply lying there with nobody knowing what had happened or if she was still alive. The article says she came home in the afternoon, by which time the attack at the college was already news.
Response to Omaha Steve (Original post)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 05:08 AM
trouble.smith (374 posts)
9. why didn't the police prevent this crime from happening?
Response to trouble.smith (Reply #9)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 05:38 AM
Hekate (44,112 posts)
10. How?
Seriously -- there seems to have been nothing for the police to have intervened on before this attack.


text:
Father: Geoffrey Seigneur de Vaucouleurs ®29 DE GENEVILLE b: ABT 1226 in Dublin, Leinster, Ireland ®29
Mother: Maud (Matilda) ®29 DE LACY b: ABT 1230 in Dublin, Leinster, Ireland ®29
Marriage 1 Jeanne (Joan) ®29 DE LUSIGNAN b: ABT 1262 in Lusignan, Vienne, France ®29
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:
Light the Night Walk 2014
Northern Virginia: Reston Town Center
Friday, October 17, 2014
When The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk funds treatments that save lives, it's all due to people like you. Without your efforts LLS could not provide these lifesaving treatments. LLS really is making cures happen with your help.
Please join our team's effort today by registering to walk or by making a donation. Your participation in the Light The Night Walk will save lives today. Thanks for your support!
Donate to Aly's Team
Join Aly Jacobs in the mission to wipe out blood cancer:


text:
[Date Index]
[Thread Index]
[Author Index]
Maclaurin Series
i have some function defined in f1. i'd like to define a new function,
f1t, that is the Maclaurin expansion of f1. when i do something like:
Series[f1[x], {x, 0, 10}]
it gives me the correct expansion. but how do i define f1t? i tried:
f1t[x_] := Series[f1[x], {x, 0, 10}]
that doesn't work because it evaluates f1[x] before giving it to
Series[]. i also tried something like:
f1t[x_] := Evaluate[ Series[f1[x], {x, 0, 10}] ]
but that didn't work either. i'm a mathematica n00b. any help is
greatly appreciated. thx.
Xiaolei Li | xli10 at uiuc.edu | www.xiaolei.org


text:
Optional Items
The Maya Corner Teak Sectional is a pivotal piece within the Maya Collection. Pair with the Maya Teak Left Sectional or the Maya Right Teak Sectional to make unique and arrangeable sofas. Combine with more pieces from the Maya Collection to make your own daybed oasis--the possibilities are endless, and it is sure to be the center of any social gathering or peaceful relaxation.
The Maya Collection consists of plush, deep cushions atop clean-lined solid teak frames, giving the impression of visual lightness, while the Maya's 6" wrap-around armrests allow ample space for drinks and are sturdy enough to sit on.
Cushions made with Quick Dry Foam® core and 100% solution dyed Sunbrella fabrics. Built from 100% Grade A Teak, harvested from sustainable plantations in Indonesia. Every piece is precision manufactured to standard specifications for commercial and residential use. Optional Teak Finishes available.
|Overall size
|38.75" Wide x 38.75" Deep x 27.5" High
27.5" Seat Width
27.5" Seat Depth
11.5" Seat Height
|52 lbs
|100% Grade A Plantation Teak
|No Assembly Required
|In Stock: Ships in 24 hrs*
|Lifetime warranty
Full Warranty Information
|Ships In
|Usually leaves our Warehouse in 1-3 business day
As you browse through our pages and speak with our knowledgeable customer representatives, you will find there are quite a few reasons why many have returned and recommended others to shop with us over the past 18 years. Here are some that we often hear why many of our customers think we stand out:30-day Money Back Guarantee
White Glove Services include unpackaging, assembly and placement of furniture as well as removal and disposal of all packaging material. It does not include any custom work that may need to be done to assure a fit to the desired location.
In stock cushions and umbrella fabrics will be included with White Glove Services. Made to order cushions and umbrella fabrics are shipped separately via UPS and are not applicable to White Glove Services.
Please note in comments or to Customer Service Representative that you are a Veteran to receive the Additional 20% Off current sale prices. For phoned in orders, 20% OFF will show immediately on your emailed order receipt. For submitted Online orders, 20% will be taken off after the order is submitted and before your credit card is charged.
Shipping within 24 hrs applies only for Standard Delivery within the Continental USA. It does not include any other special Deliveries including White Glove.


text:
Click here to follow STATter911.com on Facebook (hit "like")
Another video from Ed Malik. This one was today in at 320 W. 59th Avenue in Merrillville, Indiana. One firefighter, who apparently ran out of air, was treated by EMS.
Do you want to sell a rig? Click HERE to find out how with SellFireTrucks.com.


text:
He Used To Rock Struggle BraidsThis should come as no surprise. Everybody was doing it.
i didn't he had kids. they're very cute.
Benzino is a very intellectual man, we have spoken on occasion when his relations werent going well & i've told him to keep his head up. The ladies are going to be sad they passed up on him now that he is with Althea.
He still recovering from the "Sauce".


text:
- Education:
- Institution: Union College 1
Kathleen MaryAlice Beausoleil passes away
September 15th, 2008 — Dunwoody, GA
Kathleen MaryAlice Beausoleil of Dunwoody, passed away on Monday, September 15th, 2008. The family will receive friends on Thursday evening, September 18th at the H.M. Patterson and Sons Funeral Home, 4550 Peachtree Road, Atlanta. Viewing hours will be from 6:00 to 9:00pm. Funeral services will be Friday, September 19th at 11:00am at All Saints Catholic Church, 2443 Mount Vernon Road, Dunwoody. Interment will follow at Arlington Memorial Park in Sandy Springs, GA. Kathleen is survived by her loving husband, William (Bill) Beausoleil, sons, Billy, 16, and Charlie, 13, daughter, Jackie, 8; mother, Mary Taylor, who now resides in Atlanta and brother, Fran Taylor, of Concord, NH. She is also survived by an extended family throughout the northeast. Kathleen was born in the Bronx, NY, the daughter of Mary Taylor and the late Frank G. Taylor. She graduated from Union College with a degree in mechanical engineering. A twenty year career with Turner Construction followed, first in Connecticut and then in Atlanta. A year ago Kathleen joined Skanska USA Building Incorporated as Regional Director, Design Management. It was while she was at Turner that she met Bill, her husband of nineteen years. Bill and Kathleen moved to Atlanta ten years ago where they are raising their three beautiful children. Kathleen was a true "super mom" and wife. She had a thriving professional career, but never let it interfere with her first priority in life, her family. Kathleen was a doer, a motivator, a cheerleader, an organizer, a role model, a shoulder to lean on, a teacher and a nurturer; a loving wife and mother to her family, which was the center of her universe. She was beloved by all who had the good fortune to know her. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Merrill Lynch, c/o The Beausoleil Children Education Trust Fund, PO Box 1669, 2649 South Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601. If you wish to send messages of condolence or view the video tribute to Kathleen, please visit www.mem.com


text:
Images sent back by European probe Mars Express show a crater on the Red Planet that looks a little bit like a "happy face", say scientists.
The image shows a 'smiling' row of rocky mountains sitting within a crater known as the Galle Crater.
Two ditches can also be seen on the image of Galle which could be a sign of liquid water running on Mars' surface.
A Nasa orbiter has also sent back its first colour image after arriving at Mars on 11 March.
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) had already beamed black and white images from its high-resolution cameras, but the new photos show a colour image of the eastern region of the Red Planet.
The colour is not the same as the natural colour we would see with our eyes, but has been specially adapted by infrared lighting in the cameras.
It has also been treated so we can make out the different tones in the colour.
Experts hope that soon the MRO will send back the clearest-ever pictures of Mars as it searches for signs of life over the next two years.


text: Welcome to the Angeline Bishop area of the coffeehouse, where the men are handsome and the women are sassy. My African-American contemporary romances have lively characters and happy endings. Ive saved a seat for you at our best table, so grab a cappuccino and a slice of cheesecake and share your thoughts on North Star- Book one in the Sheridan series. In NORTH STAR, Caresse Aldana is chosen to persuade Psyche's dangerously handsome editor-in-chief, Graham Sheridan, to feature an article on Mason Community Center, she tells herself it's just business but he's just the man to prove her wrong and make her his own. NORTH STAR takes inspirational themes of family bonds and community involvement and gives readers a passionate romance. To learn more about my characters, feel free to join us in this discussion or visit my website. If you leave a comment or suggestion, I promise you wont be ignored. I listen and learn from my readers. Website | Twitter | Facebook | Soul Mate Authors' Group


text:
FHA Experts
2692 Madison Rd. Suite N1 #249, Cincinnati, OH 45208 ---
Contact Us
Copyright © FHA Info 2001-2012All Right Reserved
Colorado FHA Loans
Colorado FHA Loans: If you are
looking at financing through a Colorado FHA loan you may want to
investigate what City, County or State programs are available
in conjunction with your Colorado FHA loan. Most States have programs that when
combined with an FHA loan offers some additional benefits to
its residents. You can contact the
Colorado Housing Authority office.
Otherwise select the county where you would
more information on a Colorado FHA Loan.
Case Studies
What are compensating factors ?
How much money do I need?


text:
Ships Free to USA*!
Electrolux Ditto Multi-Purpose Food Processor & Cutter Mixer with 5.5 qt. capacity. Pulse function, variable speed from 300 to 3700 rpm, stainless steel base. Angled front, continuous feed design, large 3/4 moon hopper, transparent lid, bowl scraper, microtooth blade rotor, handle pusher, standard ejector (no discs included).
- Dynamic manufactures an extensive line of high quality hand held mixers, food cutters, salad spinners, and other commercial food service and restaurant equipment.
Are you familiar with this product? Be the first to review this item!


text:
>Technical Support>No FB log updates since 5/25 and other problems.
Android app on Droid Razr Maxx. There have been no updates since 5/25 of any workout to my FB summary page. The workouts are on my phone, and even though I have them posted to my FB home page automatically, they do not show up in the RA summary on FB.
I seem to recall that there was a way to set goals when I first started using RA (weight loss, 5K, etc....). This set up a training plan on my phone. The option to change this goal is gone. I've been through every single menu both on the phone and on the FB app and no where can I change the workout goal. Did RA drop the ball in this or what is going on?
I don't think the Android app nor the facebook app ever had goals support. The Android app hasn't changed in over a year or more because its developer had stopped support for it.
As for the FB update, the app needs a major upgrade. At this point, i think FB had changed so much with their api that the app no longer works properly.


text:
On 09/24/2010 06:30 AM, GD Incorporation wrote:
> Wow,
> I got it, just use my old laptop with XP on it and itworked. I uses windows
> 2010 before. Logged in as admin, and got that error. But with windows XP, it
> worked ok.
I always use the LiveCD on the system I am installing to. That also
tells me if the system works...


text:
M.D Dinesh Nair
Ivan, What Happened To Your Smile? - Poem by M.D Dinesh Nair
What happened to your smile?
Ivan, [that`s how I would like to call you]
Tell, where is your smile that bloomed on your face?
Ivan, I am afraid your smile has faded for ever.
In the midst of deafening roars and maddening songs,
Ivan, your smile had a musical charm over a season.
Your smile could be seen from places miles away,
Ivan, it had an aroma that winds would proudly carry.
I used to think about others who had solid faces,
Ivan, your face was an exception to all theirs.
The frost and the flame of my winter and summer
Ivan, you see, played hide and seek often; but your smile did not.
Retrieve your smile please for I need to see it
Ivan, your smile speaks volumes about what you are indeed.
In the midst of these homosapians I search for my face
Though I had lost my smile long before you were born Ivan.
Poet's Notes about The Poem
Comments about Ivan, What Happened To Your Smile? by M.D Dinesh Nair
Read this poem in other languages
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem »
Famous Poems
Phenomenal Woman
Maya Angelou
Still I Rise
Maya Angelou
The Road Not Taken
Robert Frost
If You Forget Me
Pablo Neruda
Langston Hughes
Annabel Lee
Edgar Allan Poe
Caged Bird
Maya Angelou
Rudyard Kipling
Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening
Robert Frost
A Dream Within A Dream
Edgar Allan Poe


text:
Join as a member. There's a certificate with your name on it.
tabs for primary links as well as the behind black bar, all together to display primary links menu, is not working properly.->there is some overlaping/floating issues.
secondly, when hovering primary link with sub primary links, the black menu bar squizes a bit...
all this doesn't append with firefox and drupal seven version with IE.
thanks for trying to help and thanks for this excellent theme anyway !


text:
Breakaway- Overall Quite Satisified: Norwegian Breakaway Cruise Review by amelovestoread
Overall Member Rating
Breakaway- Overall Quite Satisified
Destination: Bermuda
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
The very short version:
Basically, we had a wonderful time. I would recommend it- but make sure you understand that if you are sailing in the summer, decks WILL be crowded.
The short version: We had a wonderful time. There were some problems. NCL did resolve or attempt to resolve them. Food was good, entertainment was fantastic, room was comfortable and the crew were outstanding. We would recommend the Breakaway. Keep in mind it is summer and the pool will be crowded.
The longer version:
I have followed the Breakaway threads for many months. I was very concerned about our trip. My husband and I (in our 40's) do not vacation often. We have cruised RCCL and Carnival in the past. I wanted everything to be as perfect as possible. Hence, all of the research.
Parking/Embarkation: More
We were coming in from South Jersey and parked at Port Imperial and took the ferry across. We were across the river in no time. We arrived at the pier around 10:30 and boarded 11:40ish. No issues.
We arrived and lunched at Taste. It was quite good.
Aft Balcony 14874. The room was nice. There was plenty of storage. Our room steward, Anna, was wonderful. The balcony was spacious and perfect.
Concerns regarding the noise from H2O/Spice were spot on. Sunday night was fine. Monday was not. (The following 2 pp are about the noise.)
The sound of the bass began around 10:00ish. I was able to deal with it. I expected it. However, at 12:40 the noise was out of control. Please understand, I may not frequent night clubs- but I am not dead at 42. I do attend clubs and like it loud. BUT this was over the top. Might have been the wind carrying the sound. IDK.
Someone from our deck called about the noise. The person who called gave guest services my cabin number so GS called me and sent someone to my room : / Despite this it did continue just as loud until 1:20.
On Monday I attended the Meet and Greet. Julie, the CD, asked us to allow NCL the opportunity to resolve issues. I did kindly bring the noise to her attention on Tuesday. I was reasonable. She told me that she was ask the DJ to tone it down. He did. Issue resolved. Still loud every night- but bearable. Thank you, Julie.
It was good. It was not world class cuisine, and since I was not on a luxury line, I did not expect it. I felt it was mostly equaliviaent to Applebees or TGIFridays.
We ate at the buffet, O'Sheenans, Taste, Savor, Manhattan, LaCucina, Uptown Grill. Buffet was crowded at peak times. We would usually eat breakfast at the buffet before 8:00. No lines. We ate dinner around 6-7. No real lines. There might have been some lines after 8- but I did not see anything as was described during the first several sailings. In fact, I found the crew on the Breakaway to be amazingly efficient.
EVERY crew member- without exception- greeted me each time we crossed paths. I appreciated the courtesy. As stated above, the crew was also very efficient. The Maitre d' and the head chef of the three main dining rooms were greeting guests each of the three nights. They took their time and chatted with us. Nice touch. They also took some notes.
Decks & Pools:
Honestly- too crowded to use. I really think the slides and rope courses are not necessary, but that is me. You could not get near the pool. There is the kids' pool and the nearby adult pool. Kids were in both. Based on the info on CC I went with a Vibe pass and not a spa pass- so I cannot comment about the spa pool.
Deck chairs on Decks 15 and 16 were covered with towels very early in the morning. This in not something limited to NCL. This is a problem that is created by passengers.
I got a pass for both my husband and myself. I used it. He did not. People saved their chairs here as well. There are a limited number of passes for the deck. There is adequate space for those passengers. However, there are not loungers for each person holding a pass. There are chairs, and bar stools too. I did get a lounger each morning. I went up around 8:30 or nine and stayed until at least 12. I felt it was money well spent despite the chair hogs.
We attended Cirque. LOVED IT. Unlike others- I had no trouble watching while I ate. We had standard seats. The view was perfect. The seats were comfortable.
Rock of Ages: I am more of a traditionalist with Broadway shows. I had no problems with it. I just did not really enjoy it.
Burn the Floor: loved it.
We never got a chance to attend Slam Allen. It was too crowded for me when I arrived. Sad to have missed him, but there was never a lack of things to do.
Fitness Room:
It is smaller than I am used to. It was crowded. Again, you need to be flexible. I wanted to use an elliptical- there was a small wait. So I went with a treadmill. The machines have a 30 minute limit. If no one is waiting- you can restart.
The trip was expensive, but I knew that going in. Overall, my husband and I really enjoyed ourselves. Some of the issues that I had are common to all cruise lines. I was most pleased with the courtesy of the crew. I would recommend the Breakaway. However, if you are looking for an intimate cruise- you are most definitely looking at the wrong ship.
BTW- Bermuda was fabulous but this review was about the Breakaway : ) Less
Published 07/15/13
Cabin review: 14874
The cabin was in a good location for the view. I like an aft balcony. It was also a great location for the buffet. Just one deck up. H20 and Spice were two decks up. The only negative was noise after 10:00pm from H20 and Spice.
Read Cruise Critic's Norwegian Breakaway Review >>
Not the best, but definitely n...
Do not choose this cruise unle...
My first cruise!
Not the best, but definitely n...
Utterly disappointed. I will n...
Family cruise
Not the best, but definitely n...
What a great bargain!
Wonderful cruise to Cuba
Sponsored Links