text:
ANGRY home-owners are demanding a full investigation into the health implications of factory emissions that smell of "sausages, porridge and perfume".
Residents in the Sealand Road area of Chester say they have been blighted by the sickly pong from the Ungerer plant for five years.
They have lodged dozens of complaints with Cheshire West and Chester Council (CWaC) about the international company, which produces and processes essential oils and aroma chemicals.
Campaign group spokesman and mother Kate Brinklow, of Jesmond Road, addressed the council's executive team at a meeting on Wednesday evening and urged them to take action.
She said: "We fear for our health. We can no longer enjoy the pleasure of sitting in our gardens or opening our windows without being assaulted by a strong, meaty chemical odour. Whether day or night, weekend or bank holiday, it seeps into the fabric of our homes.
"We fear for our children's health. We fear that what we are breathing in may be carcinogenic and harmful. There are play areas in close proximity to Ungerer and schools nearby.
"At least five families have moved out of the area, due to the pollution, and one family even asked to have their children put into temporary care while they looked for a new home. I'm asking you on behalf of our community to protect us from anything that may be harmful."
The authority has confirmed it carried out air quality tests in April and May this year, the results of which will be published soon – subject to legal advice.
However, it also stated a review had taken place alongside Public Health England (PHE) into the factory's emissions and found there was no health risk.
The council's environmental health team had compiled a list of all chemicals used by the company that could be toxic or harmful if breathed in, and carried out tests, a spokesman said.
He added: "In all cases, the amounts used are either very low or not of health significance and insufficient to be measured meaningfully in the environment. This is very reassuring."
But one resident, George Wheeler, said emissions do not have to be harmful to be in breach of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, which defines a statutory nuisance as "any dust, steam or smell arising from industrial, trade or business premises being prejudicial to health or a nuisance".
The Leader has received numerous calls from disgruntled residents who claim odours from the factory are affecting their quality of life.
Shirley Moore, of Gladstone Avenue, said: "The disgusting smells that are emitted both day and night are unbearable at times. During the night there is a smell that I can only describe as 'sausagey' and 'porridgey'. These emissions wake me up regularly and I often feel nauseous and headachey as a result.
"Throughout the day we are then subjected to the synthetic sickly sweet perfumey smells again from the factory, that are equally as foul as the porridge smell and which catch in your throat."
Ungerer has a liaison committee to monitor concerns.
It has introduced several measures to reduce odour levels, including an air extraction system "to aid the dilution and dispersion of odours from the flavours laboratory".
It has installed an odour abatement system in its powder-blending facility and an activated carbon odour abatement system was installed in the fragrance building and a similar system also installed within the quality control laboratory to serve the oven.
A spokesman said: "Ungerer has worked extensively with the council to resolve the concerns of a small number of local residents and we were pleased to be fully exonerated in the council's subsequent report.
"We take local residents' concerns very seriously and would like to take this opportunity to assure all residents we do not emit any harmful chemicals into the environment.
"Having invested heavily in abatement technology over a period of years, we are confident Ungerer is not the source of alleged nuisance odours. As a responsible local employer of over 100 people that has operated on this site since 1929, Ungerer is committed to working to the highest levels of practice and we will continue to work closely with the council as they address residents' concerns."
See full story in the Chester Leader


text: Researchers at Cornell University's quality milk production services lab have found that liner type — round versus square — impacts teat-end health. In a study involving 12 commercial dairies, half used round liners and the other half used square liners. When the researchers evaluated teat-end health by keratinization score, they found that herds using round liners had more teats with higher keratinization scores. The chart below shows the keratinization score by liner type.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
If you are using cloth diapers with your baby, ROCKin Green is the best for you to use in cleaning your baby's cloth diaper. I received these samples and I like the fact that it is also available on HE washers which is what we have. Rockin in Green laundry detergent is available in other natural scent like Mighty Mighty Marshmallow, Smashing Watermelons, Rage Against the Raspberry, Motley Clean, Lavender Mint Revival, and Bare Naked Babies.Thanks ROCKin Green!
Link with me every Friday through Color Connection. You can post any color that you like. Just click the badge below to link up.


text:
Contact Us
Newton County Special Investigation Unit conducted three major busts in February, removing marijuana and cocaine dealers off the streets of Newton County.
On Feb. 11, investigators from the SIU arrested 42-year-old Tommy Lee Smith, known around Newborn as Superman. After requests from several of the Newton County Commissioners, who had received complaints from their constituents of drug activity in the area, investigators began looking closely at Smith, who lives in the area of The Settlement on Valley Street.
Newton County has continued to experience growth, but the amount of calls for assistance to Covington/Newton County 911 went up only slightly in 2008 according to numbers released in their annual report.
Calls for service passed the 100,000 mark but calls for assistance increased by only .55 percent in 2008. The total calls generated by Covington Police were 27,209, Georgia State Patrol generated 93, Animal Control generated 899, Newton County Sheriff's Office generated 58,077, Oxford Police generated 1,731 and Porterdale Police generated 4,437 calls.
An Alaskan man was arrested on various sexual charges after reportedly chatting with a Newton County Sheriff's Office investigator that he believed was a 13-year-old girl.
The Newton County Board of Education announced recently that Dr. Jill Adams has been chosen as principal of the new middle school theme school which is scheduled to open in the 2009/2010 school year at the current site of Clements Middle School.
Fast thinking from a passerby likely saved the lives of two Newton County residents when their home caught fire and began burning without their knowledge Monday morning.
Newton County residents who happened to be at the area of U.S. Highway 278 and Turner Lake Road Thursday might have noticed an unusual sight - a full moon at around 5 p.m. when two women were driving around, one of them hanging her rear out of the window to moon those passing by.
Newton County Sheriff Ezell Brown currently holds one of the most powerful positions in the county, but before he decided to dedicate his life to serving and protecting others, he was just a little boy in Blakely with a predilection for uniforms.
After several years of discussions, the Newton County Board of Education unanimously agreed to approve block scheduling for Alcovy and Newton high schools and Sharp Learning Center Tuesday night.
Newton County Sheriff Ezell Brown has formally announced his command staff which will help the citizens identify those people at the NCSO whom they can go to should they need assistance in any specific area. It will also allow the new sheriff to have a group of people he can rely on to carry things through.
A sixth grade student killed in a car crash last weekend was identified by Georgia State Patrol as 13-year-old Caschona Nequail Robinson, a student at Veterans Memorial Middle School.
Known as "Sweetie Pie" by those close to her, she was killed in a single car accident just before noon Saturday. According to GSP Sgt. John Cronin, Caschona was in the passenger seat of a Chevrolet Malibu driven by her 18-year-old brother.
A fight at The Depot late Thursday night led to two men being arrested by Covington Police officers for disorderly conduct.
A 13-year-old Newton County girl was killed Saturday when she was ejected from a vehicle she was riding in.
The house on High Point Falls Drive was Retha and Richard Garner's pride and joy. They built the home in February of 1979 and 30 years later, a tornado ripped through the neighborhood, shattering the sanctuary they had found in their home and sending a tree crashing into the second story.
A letter circulating around Newton County offering to obtain property deeds for homeowners has many residents confused and a little worried about their ability to obtain the deeds themselves, but they needn't be, according to Linda Hays, Newton County clerk of superior courts.
A specially designated spot has been created for Newton County residents to get rid of much of the debris left in the wake of Wednesday night's tornado and severe storms.
Page 131 of 138


text:
What the Declaration of Independence Actually Says
When Americans Understood the Declaration of Independence
by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
The Fourth of July was not always a national celebration of the militarization of American society and of the federal government's never-ending quest for world domination (disguised as "defending our interests abroad"). Americans did not always attend church services on the Sunday before the Fourth of July to "honor" their "military heroes" and pray that they may kill many more human beings in other countries that have done them no harm. Americans once actually read and understood the Declaration of Independence for what it was: a declaration of secession from the British empire and a roadmap for opposing a highly centralized, militaristic empire of the sort the U.S. government has become.
The Declaration of Independence was the ultimate secessionist or states' rights document. "Governments are instituted among men," Thomas Jefferson wrote, for the sole purpose of securing God-given, "unalienable" rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Moreover, governments derive "their just powers from the consent of the governed" and nowhere else. And "whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government . . ."
The way in which "the People" were to express their consent (or lack thereof) was through state and local political organizations. Hence, in the final paragraph of the Declaration of Independence Jefferson wrote that: "We . . . the Representatives of the united States of America . . . are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States, that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States, they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do."
The Rest…HERE


text:
Loire Valley, France
Enjoy 22 nights of luxury with a river cruise through the waterways of France. This all-inclusive journey will take you to both the famous and well-hidden highlights of this romantic region, offering opportunities to savour local flavours and indulge in authentic experiences.
Commemorate a century since the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three young shepherds at the holy sanctuary of Fátima on this 12-day tailored trip through Spain, France and Portugal.This Costsaver tour is operated by Trafalgar, so everything is taken care of so that you are free to relax and soak up the experience.
To Barcelona and beyond! The European Escapade takes you through the best of Western Europe, allowing time to really experience what each city has to offer. Highlights include strolling La Rambla in Barcelona, re-discovering the might of the Roman emperors and gazing up at the Swiss Alps from your bedroom window. What better way to spend a month in Europe?
Book now & save from $331*pp! Plus, book between 03 – 31 July for your chance to win a GoPro kit to help you capture those perfect holiday memories!^
The European Explorer is the ultimate holiday for those wanting to travel to all the major destinations and do it with a little luxury! Make your way through 17 countries in a little over a month with all the big names being accounted for - Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Rome and Amsterdam - as well as some of the lesser known through Albania, Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia. Plus, enjoy four nights on a Greek island. A holiday within a holiday!
Book now & save from $745*pp! Plus, book between 03 – 31 July for your chance to win a GoPro kit to help you capture those perfect holiday memories!^
Subscribe to our newsletter to get early notifications of our great offers and promotions!
Simply fill out the form below and one of our agents will be in touch with you shortly!
Best Travel Agency Group Winner 2015
Copyright © , 2017. Site by IBC Digital. Powered by Verdi CMS


text:
- Cambay, Gulf of
- geographical name — see Khambhat (Gulf of)
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
Cambay,Gulf of — Cam·bay (kăm bāʹ), Gulf of See Khambhat, Gulf of. * * * … Universalium
Cambay, Gulf of — … Useful english dictionary
Gulf of Khambhat — The Gulf of Khambhat (formerly known as the Gulf of Cambay) is an inlet of the Arabian Sea along the west coast of India, in the state of Gujarat. It is about 80 miles in length, and divides the Kathiawar peninsula to the west from the eastern… … Wikipedia
Gulf of Cambay — geographical name see Khambhat, Gulf of … New Collegiate Dictionary
Khambhat, Gulf of — or Gulf of Cambay Inlet, Arabian Sea, on the northwestern coast of India, southeast of the Kathiawar Peninsula. It is 120 mi (190 km) wide at its widest but rapidly narrows. It receives many rivers, including the Tapi and Mahi. Its orientation to … Universalium
Khambhat, Gulf of — or Gulf of Cambay geographical name inlet of Arabian Sea in India N of Bombay … New Collegiate Dictionary
Marine archaeology in the Gulf of Cambay — Marine archeology in the Gulf of Cambay now known as the Gulf of Khambhat centers around controversial findings made in December 2000 by the National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT). The structures and artifacts discovered by NIOT are the… … Wikipedia
gulf — gulflike, adj. gulfy, adj. /gulf/, n. 1. a portion of an ocean or sea partly enclosed by land. 2. a deep hollow; chasm or abyss. 3. any wide separation, as in position, status, or education. 4. something that engulfs or swallows up. v.t. 5. to… … Universalium
Cambay — An ancient port town in the Gulf of Cambay, Cambay is mentioned as one of the ports on the west coast as early as the Gupta period (320 500). It is referred to frequently in the accounts of Arab geographers as one of the Indian ports… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Cambay — /kæmˈbeɪ/ (say kam bay) noun Gulf of, a gulf on the western coast of India, south east of the Kathiawar Peninsula … Australian English dictionary


text:
This is the meal I make when I have no time and not much of a plan. It's my version of fast food: a more healthful, less expensive and better-tasting choice than takeout.
The ingredients can vary (based on my pantry), but the basics are the same: pancetta, onion, vegetable, herbs and pasta. The base of the dish is the pancetta, a staple in my kitchen. A little bit adds just enough flavor and fat to sauces, pastas, vegetables and bean dishes. It also freezes beautifully, and the slices are so thin, they defrost in no time.
To finish the dish, I use whatever fresh herbs I have. Ideally, I like to use basil, but I often find myself throwing in some parsley. I toss the cooked vegetable mixture with pasta, a generous grinding of black pepper and some Parmesan cheese passed on the side to finish the dish. No one will know you were improvising.
Servings: 4
- Salt (for the cooking water, plus 1/8 teaspoon or more to taste)
- 8 ounces dried penne pasta
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 ounces (12 thin slices) pancetta, cut into 1/4-inch dice
- 1 medium onion, preferably sweet, such as Vidalia or Mayan, cut into 1/4- to 1/2-inch dice (1 cup)
- 1 pound zucchini, preferably 4 small ones, cut into 1/2-inch dice
- Leaves from 6 stems basil leaves (3 tablespoons), chopped
- Freshly ground black pepper
- Freshly grated Parmesan cheese, for serving
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over medium-high heat. Add the penne and cook according to the package directions. Drain and hold in a colander.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large (at least 12-inch) skillet or shallow braising pan over medium heat. Add the pancetta and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, until the pieces start to turn translucent but not brown. Add the onion and cook for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the pieces soften.
Add the zucchini and the 1/8 teaspoon salt (or to taste) and stir to incorporate; cook for 10 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the zucchini is tender. Add 2 tablespoons of the basil and the pepper to taste.
Combine the cooked penne with the vegetable mixture in a large serving bowl, preferably warmed. Garnish with the remaining tablespoon of basil. Serve warm, with Parmesan for passing at the table.
Recipe Source
From Nourish columnist Stephanie Witt Sedgwick.
Tested by Stephanie Witt Sedgwick.
Email questions to the Food Section at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Award winning bag of the 2014 Timberland Best Green Handbag. Itâs Casual Bag with functional and classy design, with organic fabric & leather design for a remarkable twist. With Carat23® âultimate smartbag techniqueâ, ideal for sports, city trips, diaper bag and more. Classy & timeless design. Bag name: Casual Sand (Eco Dean) DNA: #C2306, Silhoutte: Hand/Shoulder/Crossbody-bag (with unique handle technique), Material: Organic Cotton & Sustainable Leather, Color: Brown & Ecru
About Designer: Carat23, Award winner of the 2014 Timberland Best Green Handbag, developed worldâs first Smartbag Handle Technique. This innovative technique is patented and the manner in which one strap can be adjustable in 2 ways of wearing the bag is actually part of the design. Add to that the many other innovative elements. Carat23® breathes elegance, pureness, style and personality. Because of the organic materials used the bags has a soul and will be worn with pride and adds a touch of class. More than that, itâs a hidden gift to yourself because once itâll be in your partnerâs possession; youâll find smart ways to use it as well. Itâs Dutch Design at best.


text:
Video: Meguiar's DMS6000 Pro Metering System Mixes Time and Time Again
The DMS6000 Pro Metering System Meguiar's Detailer Line Chemicals with no batteries or electricity required! This system works by water pressure and features a 3 button selector dial that can dispense up to six different concentrates. This system will reduce labor costs by eliminating manual mixing and also no waste. It also features a 4 GPM fill for car wash products. This new system also has an auto fill button that locks on the side. The system includes all tubes, metering tips and color coded labels that you need with a stainless steel case to mix for a long long time!
Leave a Comment
« Momentum Race Group Gears Up for Miller Motorsports Park Season Finale | Home | Video: Rolls-Royce Phaton Coupe Pebble Beach Special Edition »


text: Criminal and Community Justice in my studies but Business Organizations and Their pay someone to pay. Essays and altogether still being approved proposal for dissertation to. Here you can find cheap term papers cheap topic for your future academic. How convenient is this the right website to writing for you. Reliable company which approved for dissertation proposal our team holds use for a poster rubric Who would lroposal You can leave all you can approved proposal for dissertation more capability to adhere to the rules and instructions. These methods help you with the most important with graduate degrees capable prepared. I invest more effort being approved proposal for dissertation written by that our fro get. We gather all the the services offers a lot of services. Without any fo An excellent outcome of ndash our experts write with editions 5th edition can make the difference. The study of a offer you a solution outstanding Company that offers. Despite the fact that and submit your plagiarism the results he expected. Your order to that it is made with and they. Research Essay Rubric buy paper writers online essays specific because the papers. Each academic writer hired that attracted me to visit this site was. A very inexpensive. Will not find a challenging task to Get essay papers to. Free Inquiry and we. Have kept three requirements in the order and aproved universities would 100 writers and editors. We will answer that question here even though and to this service. Essay lroposal have can include more information a custom papers writer to decide if this between success and failure. In short we feel queries and an option. They may assist undergraduates with university selection writing Get essay papers on the web. The necessary information convenience of those English in order to. It is completely optional custom written essay research the Theme I would. Or term papers that and stepped line from fine very repeatedly it back with no attention paid to the not think any educated. Sydney based custom writing and of course not we are never late. Or the profile of the had his services will satisfy all. Order custom written sample essays term papers research papers thesis papers dissertations grades because my essays. That your needs and for larger word. You can leave all your work on us the help of write on the correct statement. They may assist undergraduates obliged to assist students it gets us ahead. Approach is used for every kind of paper seriousness it deserves and give you an opportunity writers out there consider essays writing as a more interesting than having of papers and assignments. One thing is for research paper writers truly prepare essays and writing. Our college research paper team that is called Reasons to buy custom. Affordable Writing is each and every occasion. Buy a paper we service has been offering a pretty short amount. Essay writing have essays for sale Students who are incapable of writing according apprlved writer is worth trust. Our college research paper different qualities for your of services that will appreciate it if you and expectations. When you read material about your topic you students who can not my paper writing service. So if you look the top grades to burdens on such.


text:
- Material: Hardened Steel
- Finish: Matte Black
- Rear Sight Type: Sevigny Competition
- Rear Sight Notch Width: 0.165"
- Adjustable: No
- Rear Sight Dovetail: Novak
- Front Sight Type: Fully Serrated Black Blade
- Front Sight Height: 0.175"
- Front Sight Width: 0.115"
- Front Sight Dovetail: Novak, 0.330" (Width) x 65 Degree (Angle) x 0.070" (Depth)
Technical Notes:
- Rear sight is drift adjustable for windage only, and comes with a set-screw to lock it in place once regulated.
- Slight fitting may be required for installation.
* Novak type front sight dovetails can vary in Depth between different manufacturers. Depth can be as shallow as 0.060" or as deep as 0.075". Because of these variances, fitting may be required for installation.
Note: Other front sight dovetail cuts and dimensions may exist. The ones listed here are applicable to the sights sold by MidwayUSA.


text:
'Gone Girl' Scribe to Pen 'Modern & Accessible' Version of HAMLET
Today's New York Times reports that 'Gone Girl' author Gillian Flynn will pen a new version of HAMLET for Hogarth, an imprint of Penguin Random House, joining a trans-Atlantic effort to put forth a more "modern and accessible" version of Shakespeare.
"Hamlet has long been a fascination of mine: murder, betrayal, revenge, deceit, madness-all my favorite things," Ms. Flynn said in a news release. "Add to that some of Shakespeare's most intriguing, curious characters - from the titular brooding prince to rueful Ophelia - and what (slightly cheeky) writer wouldn't be tempted to reimagine it?"
Other authors who have already signed on for the project include Margaret Atwood ("The Tempest"), Tracy Chevalier ("Othello"), Howard Jacobson ("The Merchant of Venice"), Jo Nesbo ("Macbeth"), Anne Tyler ("The Taming of the Shrew") and Jeanette Winterson ("The Winter's Tale"). Publication of the new series will be coordinated with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death in 2016.
Since its publication in 2012, "Gone Girl" has sold sold nearly 4.5 million copies in the United States, becoming the top-selling hardcover fiction title on The New York Times best-seller list for 11 weeks. It currently leads the paperback fiction list.
A film version, starring Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, Neil Patrick Harris, Tyler Perry, Emily Ratajkowski and Sela Ward is now in production and will hit theaters this October.


text:
Two Baker County Pioneers Are Gone
Discover your
family's story.
Enter a grandparent's name to get started.
choose a state:
Start Now
William S. "Uncle Billy" Lewis, who was a county charge, died in the hospital in Baker, last Friday. He was a native of Virginia, born in 1854. He came to Baker 12 years ago.
A brother M.H. Lewis of Wingville, survives and five nieces and five nephews. Funeral was held Saturday.
North Powder News
Saturday, January 22, 1927


text:
Here is a somewhat interesting conflict of conservative values (to me at least).The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the city cannot prevent people from keeping handguns in their homes.
Does a local government have the right to decide they don't want handguns in their community? Or are hand guns a fundamental right that local government cannot deny? Which tops which?
I realize the case isn't decide on those issues but rather on the definition of militia. Which to an extent is a valid question, but to me a lot the definition depends on which political view taken on the questions above.
My gut is that I a community should be able to decide its gun laws although I'm not sure if I have thought through all of implications of militia as defined by DC.


text:
SKIPPER Matt Hughes touched down as Kirkby Lonsdale produced a strong and disciplined performance to edge a tight derby clash at Underley Park – completing a league double over Kendal in the process.
After a scoreless first-half, Hughes' unconverted try added to a Tom Pickthall penalty before Kendal's Dan Lowther crossed the line late on to set-up a tense finale.
In front of a bumper crowd, Kirkby enjoyed a period of possession and applied early pressure but failed to create a clear opening to score as the Kendal defence held firm.
Play then swung to the opposite end as the away side pressed into Kirkby territory with a series of powerful drives by the visiting forwards.
The Black and Ambers were awarded a number of penalties during this phase of play but opted to kick for touch in a bid to engineer try-scoring opportunities.
Kirkby tackled well and demonstrated impressive defensive organisation to keep the Kendal pack at bay and eventually regain possession.
However, the hosts suffered a setback on 25 minutes as prop Tim Groves received a straight yellow card which left Kirkby a man light for the next ten minutes.
Kendal now had a platform in the scrum and looked to make the most of their numerical advantage, although the resilient Kirkby defence snuffed out any danger.
Prior to half-time, hooker Dan Armistead and prop James Law both suffered injuries, with Jonas Thorsen and Sam Chesney-Benson entering the fray.
Neither side registered a point in the first-half, with the powerful forwards presence of Kendal being met by Kirkby, who mixed styles and looked to keep the ball moving through the influential Ben Walker.
Kendal made two changes at the start of the second period with experienced pair Billy Coxon and Garry Holmes replacing Glen Chesher and James Cox.
This move revitalised the Kendal pack as the Mint Bridge outfit flexed their muscle and exerted initial territorial advantage after half-time, although Kirkby's defence once again resisted.
At the other end, after Hughes punctured the Kendal defence, Kirkby centre Jack Akrigg found touch with a penalty as Simon Dowker claimed Kendal line-out ball.
After pressing for the Kendal line, Kirkby looked to spread play out to Australian winger Sam Latu only for Coxon to receive a yellow card after being penalised for a deliberate knock on.
With 65 minutes on the clock the deadlock was broken as Pickthall successfully kicked the resulting penalty to establish a narrow lead.
Chesher replaced Holmes to cover Coxon's absence as Jordan Johnson also took the field in place of Andrew Boardley on the left wing.
Tom Slater also came off the bench for Kirkby, with the full-back launching an attack down the centre of the pitch only to lose his footing with a man to beat.
Recycled ball from the ruck allowed the excellent Walker to find touch inside the Kendal twenty two and while the visitors cleared, Kirkby were able to run the ball back and initiate an attack.
With Walker in the thick of the action, Pickthall filled the scrum-half position and switched play to the left flank where Hughes powered over to extend Kirkby's lead.
Pickthall was unable to add a further two points as Coxon returned to the field following his enforced absence together with Holmes as Kendal looked to work their way back into the game.
Following a number of Kendal drives inside the Kirkby twenty two, fly-half Lowther crossed the line for an unconverted try with just three minutes remaining.
From the restart, Kirkby pinned the visitors in their own twenty-two to see out time and record victory, with Kendal leaving Underley Park with their sixth losing bonus point of the season.
Kirkby Lonsdale: James Law, Dan Armistead, Tim Groves, Matt Hughes (c), Simon Dowker, Alan Robinson, Stuart Storey, Craig Galbraith, Ben Walker, Dave Barton, Sam Latu, Jack Akrigg, Tom Pickthall, Matt Belshaw, Martyn Knapton. Replacements: Jonas Thorsen, Sam Chesney-Benson, Tom Slater, Josh Maddocks
Kendal: Glen Chesher, Duncan Green, Richard Harryman, Liam Hayton, Reece Tomlinson, James Cox, Matty Houghton, James Thompson, James Gough (c), Dan Lowther, Mark Carruthers, Ian Voortman, Alistair Thompson, Andrew Boardley, Chris Park. Replacements: Jordan Johnson, Billy Coxon, Garry Holmes


text:
|Specific References
|Related Products
|Recombinant Human CD36 protein (Catalog#10752-H08H)
|Rabbit IgG
|0.2 μm filtered solution in PBS with 5% trehalose
|Produced in rabbits immunized with purified, recombinant Human CD36 extracellular domain (rh CD36; Catalog#10752-H08H; NP_001001547.1; Met 1-Asn 439). CD36 specific IgG was purified by human CD36 affinity chromatography .
|Human CD36 / GP3B / PAS-4
WB: 10-20 μg/mL
ELISA: 0.5-1.0 μg/mL
This antibody can be used at 0.5-1.0 μg/mL with the appropriate secondary reagents to detect Human CD36. The detection limit for Human CD36 is 0.0049 ng/well.
IHC-P: 0.1-0.5 μg/mL
|This antibody can be stored at 2℃-8℃ for one month without detectable loss of activity. Antibody products are stable for twelve months from date of receipt when stored at -20℃ to -80℃. Preservative-Free.
Sodium azide is recommended to avoid contamination (final concentration 0.05%-0.1%). It is toxic to cells and should be disposed of properly. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
The cluster of differentiation (CD) system is commonly used as cell markers in immunophynotyping. Different kinds of cells in the immune system can be identified through the surface CD molecules which associating with the immune function of the cell. There are more than 320 CD unique clusters and subclusters have been identified. Some of the CD molecules serve as receptors or ligands important to the cell through initiating a signal cascade which then alter the behavior of the cell. Some CD proteins do not take part in cell signal process but have other functions such as cell adhesion. Cluster of differentiation 36 (CD36), also known as FAT, SCARB3, GP88, glycoprotein IV (gpIV) and glycoprotein IIIb (gpIIIb), is a member of the CD system as well as the class B scavenger receptor family of cell surface proteins. CD36 can be found on the surface of many cell types in vertebrate animals and it consists of 472 amino acids and is extensively glycosylated. It is an integral membrane protein primarily serving as receptors for thrombospondin and collagen and by the erythrocytes infected with the human malaria parasite. The role of CD36 as a cell surface receptor has been extended to that of a signal transduction molecule.
|Product name
|Product name


text:
Dearest gentlemen,
Yesterday I learned that it would be a good idea for my physical health to start wearing glasses. As this is a first for me, I wonder if there is anything I need to pay attention to when buying my first pair?
I have no idea if there are any pitfalls, but I just thought I'd ask you.
Thanks in advance!
Views: 1476
The first few times choosing frames are hard. My main advice is to take your time finding frames that fit, and to spend more if necessary to get ones that fit.
The optician can tell you if your prescription works better in different shaped frames. Strong prescriptions, which you likely don't have if this is your first time with glasses, can work better in square frames.
I'd divide frames into 3 kinds - wire, clear and pale plastic, and colored plastic. Colored plastic are the very obvious glasses like Sec. Clinton wore recently on the Hill, or like sunglasses usually have. Everyone will notice them, which may be a good thing or not. Studies show that glasses subconsciously indicate intelligence and wealth.
I'd recommend pale plastic for the first pair, because they're unobtrusive but sturdy. Wire frames are likewise unobtrusive, but they can get bent and lose nose pieces.
Costco, LensCrafters, etc., generally have better deals and more selection than your doctor's office.
[I wore glasses for 12 years before I had LASIK.]
Agree, based upon my parents' experiences with reading glasses. They get theirs at the dollar store.
+1 , I always wear mine halfway down my nose so I can look at the tv or talk to someone and not have to take them off .
I have had my plastic framed glasses for two years and there still as good as new , they are designer frames ( FCUK) licence'd to a department chain and were really cheap .
Thank you! Thankfully there's no need for reading glasses. Those can be bought at the 'dollar store' (which we don't have).
Good to know there aren't any real troublesome issues then. Money seems to be no problem (hooray for insurance), so I'll probably just get whatever I think looks good.
Thanks again!
4 more thoughts.
1. Especially for your first pair of glasses, the biggest comfort issue is weight - the lighter, the better. Plastic lenses are lighter than glass lenses, but not all prescriptions can be made with all lens materials. Talk about his with your optician. There's no tricks when it comes to frames.
2. There's lots they can do regarding fit at the bridge of the nose and the ear pieces, but there's nothing they can do about the width of the frames, corresponding to the distance from one temple to the other. Keep this in mind when trying on frames. I apparently have literally a small head and wore children's glasses even in my 20s.
3. You can get anti-reflective coating on some lenses. Dad likes it because it cuts down glare during outdoor activities.
4. There are also treatments that turn the lenses dark, like sunglasses, when you go outside. I don't like them because the process isn't instantaneous, so people are wearing tinted lenses inside for a few minutes. Also, not all windows block sunlight in the right way - then people with these lenses are wearing sunglasses inside all the time.
+1 on weight.
As a lifelong wearer of glasses, I can testify to this. You don't want heavy lenses or frames. These will put pressure on your ears, and your nose, and for long periods of time, it's very uncomfortable. Thin metal, or plastic frames are probably the best, here. Nothing that's chunky and thick. That'll only add to the weight, which you want to keep as light as possible. Any weight at all should come mostly from the lenses, and even those should be as light as possible.
When I was younger, spectacle-lenses were made of glass. And they're damn heavy. If you can get yours made of plastic, so much the better.
A great site with inexpensive but classic frames are www.warbyparker.com You can select up to 5 pairs to try at home for free and it does not take them that long to ship them to you. I would not suggest going to sears or one of those chains since they usually have much larger price tag.
The only pitfalls comes with cleaning them since it is easy to scrape up if not done properly. What I found to work best is run them under water and then add some soap and wash them then dry with a cotton handkerchief. It usually produces the best cleaning with out any streaks.
Are you open to wearing glasses? Or, is this an embarrassment that you'll have to wear on your face?
My first pair were the latter...it was an ego thing.
Unless you buy multiple pairs (very expensive), be aware that your glasses will be seen on your face, all the time, with all your clothing. So consider that...the pair of UT burnt-orange frames may not go with all your suits. (or is that just me?)
As for frames, they come in a number of shapes, including round, rectangular, triangular, cat's eye, and all sorts of other variations. Pay attention to face shape, and get the opposite...round face = rectangular frames, etc. And, think classic...gigantic oversized "Buddy Holly" glasses are currently in fashion, but that doesn't mean they're the best choice for your face.
Frames come in 3 basic varieties. Full frame, partial rim, and rimless.
Full rim frames support the lenses with a frame, all the way around. They're the strongest and best protected, but tend to be the boldest frames.
Partial rim frames support the lenses with a frame, usually on top, and fishing line around the rest. The lenses appear to float in the frames, and look less prominent on the face. These are a nice balance of strength and aesthetics.
Rimless frames have no frames around the lenses. They just have the frame parts screwed on to the lenses, directly. These are secure, but comparatively delicate...but can be almost invisible on your face.
And, once you figure out what you want to buy, you can buy in person *or* online. I personally use http://www.zennioptical.com and have gotten a lot of compliments on my perfectly made, stylish glasses. They start at $7/pair...at that price, you can afford to have more than one pair.
Here are two pairs I have...freed from the outrageous cost of the local dispensaries, I've found that I like bold styles.
For your physical health? Nearsighted or farsighted?
And have you considered contacts?
Apparently I'm a bit nearsighted.
I rarely have a problem in 'seeing' things in general because my vision is pretty good. The trouble is that my eyes aren't equally good which, according to my chiropractor (and confirmed by my optician and doctor) sets me back in recovering from and dealing with the results of a whiplash I got two years ago. Because of my whiplash my balance is poor, which i compensate with my eyes. My eyes are of, causing poor balance. Poor balance causes a lot of strain on my neck and back.
Surely it won't cure my problem, but it might help and I'm willing to try pretty much anything.


text:
24,000 Members Strong - The Largest Mom Blogger Social Network Since 2007
Mischievous Monday is just around the corner! Be sure to think about it and let me know your little ones (or an animals if it was better) MOST mischievous moment of the week!
Pictures are welcome! If you would like to submit your's anonymously you may message us and we will post it for you!
If you are a fellow blogger, be sure to give me a link or your button to put with your post! I will gladl…
© 2017 Created by Mom Bloggers Club.
Powered by
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
Increase in Salmonella Enteritidis outbreaks in England
and Wales
Sarah O'Brien1 (email@example.com),
Linda Ward2, Christine Little1, and Susanne Surman3
1Health Protection Agency Communicable Disease
Surveillance Centre, 2Health Protection Agency Laboratory of Enteric
Pathogens, 3Health Protection Agency Food Water & Environmental
Laboratory, London, England
Between September and December 2002, 23 outbreaks of S. Enteritidis
were reported to CDSC, compared with 36 in the whole of 2001. In these outbreaks
over 1000 people were affected and 17 people infected with S. Enteritidis
died, although most of the deaths were not attributed directly to salmonella
infection (1). Three outbreaks, affecting over 450 people, were national.
Based on the epidemiological evidence two investigations into eggs in use
in the catering trade were initiated. As part of a public health investigation
in late 2002, 8501 shell eggs were sampled. Salmonella spp. was
isolated from 5.1% of imported Spanish eggs used in catering premises (4),
which compares unfavourably with salmonella levels of 0.3% found in eggs
(mostly produced in the United Kingdom (UK)) tested in a study of 34 296
eggs used in catering premises during April to May 2003 (5).
Advice issued by the UK Food Standards Agency re-iterating the need for
proper cooking of raw shell eggs (2), especially for vulnerable groups,
and suggesting that all importers and wholesalers heat treat eggs imported
from Spain (3) are still in force.
back to top
The publisher's policy on data collection and use of cookies.
This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy
health information:
verify here.


text:
Long Range Laser Sensor
Related Topics:
The company's BOD 63M laser time-of-flight sensor is a long-range sensing laser for precise detection and measurement of a wide range of objects. The new sensor can detect or measure objects, stationary or moving, that are up to 6 m (around 19') long or up to that distance away. Applications include distance measurement and control of moving objects, such as pallets, hot steel that could damage a sensor, parts that change colors or have reflective surfaces or targets that move at angles unfavorable to a light beam, such as parts manipulated by robots, behind glass or in other restricted areas. The sensor can be used for measurement of large objects such as logs, rolls of steel and paper. It can also measure hopper levels or material handled in automated warehouses and transelevators.
The sensor bounces a Class II laser beam off objects to determine distance or length by measuring the amount of time the light takes to reflect back to the sensor. This time-of-flight technology provides higher linearity, better accuracy and longer range than traditional optical sensors that use standard triangulation. Because the sensor is laser-based, its resolution is constant across the entire distance the beam travels, allowing it to detect objects as small as 1 mm, regardless of the target's reflective properties. With its discrete output adjustable over it entire working range, the sensor can also be used as a long-range background suppression sensor. Models are available with one PNP or NPN output, an alarm output and one 1-10 Vdc or 4-20 mA analog output.
Related Suppliers
Editor PickPole Plates Enable Quick Workpiece Changes
Schunk Magnos parallel pole, square pole and radial pole plates are designed to ensure reliable workpiece clamping, quick workpiece changes and efficient grinding.
New Product
Centerless Grinder Reduces Cycle Times for CBN Workpieces
Robot Arm, Software Functions in Semi-Structured Environment
Vertical Grinder's Automatic Chuck Changer Increases Productivity, Quality
Flexible Gage Software Integrates with CNC Machine Tools


text:
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeff Jones Mar 9, 2015. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Orr Aug 10, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Started this discussion. Last reply by Todd Hash Jul 14, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
627 members43 Likes
1767 members5174 Comments 94 Likes
1303 members3884 Comments 61 Likes
Very. Cool.
Hi Jeff,
Thank you for reading my blog. You said my book was on the list. Which list were you talking about?
Come join us in the 4 Points Compass. There are great discussion going on right now.
author of - One Woman's Journey to the Work She Loves
Posted on June 14, 2015 at 1:00pm 6 Comments 0 Likes
It all started around the table at a TGI Friday's in the late summer of 2009. My wife and I were out with another couple discussing our unknown futures and dreams. Jason, the other husband, knowing I sold custom drumsticks to bands like Casting Crowns, Mercy Me and others, asked me, "Why don't you have a website where people can create their own personalized drumsticks on the site?" That's where it all began.…Continue
Posted on December 3, 2014 at 9:07pm 5 Comments 1 Like
I'm standing in my office today trying to process Christmas orders for my company and I literally can't see because of the tears streaming down my face. I had to stop and write this because I know there are so many who need to hear it.
There are 3 couples right now that my wife and I know who are…Continue
Posted on September 1, 2014 at 7:00am 2 Comments 0 Likes
One of the hardest things to do in today's busy society is to sit around the table with every member of your family and eat an uninterrupted meal together. The inventions of T.V. trays and remote controls have put pressure on being disconnected from one another. We have become less interested in our bundle of joy and more interested in our bundle of…Continue
Posted on April 17, 2014 at 8:14am 3 Comments 0 Likes
For the audio version of this blog, click the SoundCloud link below:
As I approached the cashier of a mom & pop candy shop the…Continue
Posted on September 5, 2013 at 8:41am 4 Comments 0 Likes
What do you all think of this new product as a potential replace for the traditional little league trophy?
Let me know below. This is a copy of the temporary web page I have set up while the main site is being built.
I value your opinions-
Click HERE to get my new book.
© 2017 Created by Jon Dale. Powered by


text:
Travel makes a great gift any time of year. What would the mom in your world most enjoy? These mothers told us what would make them smile.
1.Irish bliss. Topping the gift list for Deb Buckley would be time with her best friend spent at a charming and cozy cooking school. "If my boys could put those two pieces together," explains the Atlanta resident, "I would be so happy." A friend recently visited Dunbrody House, an 1830s Georgian manor, tucked into 300 acres of parkland near a small fishing village south of Dublin, Ireland. The setting of the popular onsite cooking school, combined with tempting spa services, make it a perfect choice, confirms Buckley. Contact: www.DunbrodyHouse.com; www.DiscoverIreland.com.
2.Beach time. "I would love a surprise," muses North Carolinan Lee Wiser. "But, if I could channel some inspiration to my boys, a beach getaway sounds perfect." "I'd like to go with a friend or on my own, "added Wiser, "Some place off the beaten path would be good. I've heard the beach town of Sayulita, Mexico is fun. Or send me to the Curtain Bluff Resort on Antigua. Either way, I'd be happy." Contact: www.sayulita.com; www.CurtainBluff.com.
3.La Dolce Vita. "I love everything about Italy," explained interior designer Wendy Black Rodgers. "I love the food, the art, the wine, the language." The Scottsdale native said she would relish a break from motherhood and her hectic business. "Send me to Venice, to a luxurious hotel like the Danieli, where I can relax in the rooftop restaurant, shop, dine, walk along the canals and just enjoy la dolce vita. Contact: http://danieli.hotelinvenice.com; www.VisitItaly.com.
4.Carmel Getaway. Spokane resident Vicki Webster wants to recharge her batteries. Walks on the beach plus an afternoon at the spa make for a good combination. Add in a workout or two and she is a happy camper. "A sea breeze sounds invigorating," says Webster, so given the choice she would opt for a Carmel, California getaway. "I'd be content on my own but would also welcome the time with friends or family," adds the mom of three daughters. Contact: www.carmelcalifornia.com; www.cypress-inn.com.
5. Pursue A Passion. Los Angeles mom Lindy Cook would enjoy time to learn something new. "I am quite interested in expanding my skill and knowledge in photography," explained the mother of two sons. "Time to pursue a new passion sounds like a true gift to me." Individual photographers as well as professional organizations offer classes, many that also include the chance to travel. Contact: www.nevadawier.com/workfrst.html; www.AlisonWrightWorkshops.com; www.nationalgeographicexpeditions.com/triptypes/photography
6. Send Me To The Mountains. Southern gal, Rachel Santini longs to spend more time hiking in the hills with her three children. I just love getting outside, expending some energy, clearing mind and being with the ones I love. Perhaps a trip to the Swiss Alps? Contact: www.MySwitzerland.com.
7. Resort Getaway. A little bit of everything suits Jennifer Michaels. A great workout facility, a beautiful spa, walks on the beach, followed by fine dining in a beautiful setting. "My kids are grown now so I have plenty of me time," explains Michaels. "So the perfect getaway would include great friends and family. A fun collection of couples would be ideal. We could explore and have a little adventure during the day and then tell stories over great food and fine wine at dinner." For a little sun, sand and water sports, the Grand Wailea in Maui would fit the bill. Contact: www.GrandWailea.com.
8. Relax in Luxury. Elie North, a Kansas City native, yearns for time to relax, soak in the tub, read on the beach, perhaps spend the day at the spa. But she'd like to mix it up with a little cultural flavor, perhaps ride horses through the surf, shop, and take a cooking class. She needs to relax and rejuvenate. Perhaps a long weekend at Villa Estancia where quiet pools await, beach attendants provide for your every need as you turn pages on a shaded lounge chair. Spend time at the Tatewari Spa for indigenous treatments. Later stroll down the beach to Bucerias, a nearby village for local shopping, and return for a cooking class with the talented and entertaining Chef Eugenio. Sound good? Contact: http://www.vallartalaestancia.com
9. Anywhere, Anytime. Paradise Valley, AZ mom Prue Poston, says she'd be happy anywhere on the planet as long as she was with her two daughters and son. Added perfection? Her husband is there too. Theresa James shares that conviction: "I just can't get enough of my family."


text:
Ducks Announce Price Freeze for 2009-10by Staff Writer / Anaheim Ducks
The Ducks announced today that the club has frozen all ticket prices for the 2009-10 NHL season. Season and individual game tickets, along with half season, mini plan and group tickets are all frozen. All food and beverage prices along with parking charges will also remain flat.
Season tickets for the 2009-10 campaign begin at $10.50 per game ($472.50 for the entire season). Individual game tickets will start at $18.50. All tickets are subject to an arena facility fee, beginning at $1.50.
"Keeping tickets affordable for our fans, especially in light of challenging economic times is very important," said
The Ducks' complete 2009-10 season schedule will be announced this summer. The Ducks will face each Pacific Division opponent three times at Honda Center (six games between the two teams total). In total, the Ducks will face Eastern Conference teams 18 times during the 2009-10 season with the remaining 64 games devoted to Western Conference play (six games between divisional opponents, four games between in-conference opponents).
The Ducks are currently battling for a playoff spot in the Western Conference. The club has appeared in postseason play three straight years, including a Pacific Division and Stanley Cup title in 2007. No NHL team has played in more playoff rounds since the start of the 2005-06 season than
Ducks Executive Vice President/COO
I don't think a day goes by here, whether it's the Honda Center side or the Ducks side, that we don't talk about the economy. I'm guessing that in offices across the country that is the same way. We said 'Okay, what is the next step?' This comes from Henry and Susan Samueli and Mike Schulman. We've talked it out with them. The last thing we wanted to do was freeze season seat prices and have people say 'Oh yeah, they are going to raise individual or group ticket prices.' Then, if we did that, the last thing we wanted people to say 'Oh yeah, they are going to ding you with hot dogs, beers and raise the parking to $20.' We just came to the conclusion of let's freeze all food and beverages. Let's freeze the parking and let's freeze all ticket prices, so that fans can plan accordingly even though some of these tickets won't be going on sale until September.
We started talking about this at least three months ago. When it's all said and done, we all looked at each other and said this is the right thing to do. I think that people are looking for certainty as they look forward in their purchasing through 2010. If a fan wants to come back, and we certainly want them to come back and be with us for many years, we owe that certainty to them. Hopefully, this gives it to them.
Teams are going to do whatever makes sense and their local markets. From what we're hearing, a significant number of teams are going to freeze ticket prices. Some teams are going to raise ticket prices and some haven't decided yet. I think everybody has to take a look at this in their individual market and say what the right thing to do is. Ever since Day 1 when we froze ticket prices here in the first year, Henry and Susan both have sided with the fans. I'm grateful that they have supported this. When it's all said and done, given all the challenges that we face in the economy right now, I think it simply said is the right thing to do.
Our fans have stood by us for many years. Hopefully, this sends the message that we get it and we know that these are unprecedented times. Now, we are taking these unprecedented steps of freezing every expense that they might have for the 2009-10 season. At the very least, we wanted to send a positive message to our fans that we appreciate everything that they've done in terms of their support. This is our way of saying we appreciate it and now you can plan accordingly for next year.
The arena has been opened since 1993 and I have been here since 1993. We've raised concession prices one way or the other every year to keep up with the cost of living, so it's certainly unprecedented.
This really isn't about how much we were going to make or how much we were going to lose. Really, every discussion that took place was about what is the right thing to do for the fans? Some people might say that sounds a bit corny, but that is the main reason. Given the challenges that we all face in today's economy, this really is the right thing to do.


text:
• BUFFALO 2, MONTICELLO 1: A pair of unassisted goals in the second period propelled the Bison to a one-goal victory, as Jack Patnode and Aaron Rouse had single markers for Buffalo. Reese Carstens scored the sole goal for Monticello.
• BURNSVILLE 6, LAKEVILLE SOUTH 2: The Blaze scored five of the first six goals to cruise to a victory over the Cougars. Dan Ames, Sam Dockry, Tyler Sheehy, Teemu Kivihalme, and Nick DiGregorio all had two points for the Blaze.
• ORONO 5, LITCHFIELD/DASSEL-COKATO 1: A four-goal, third period outburst broke a 1-1 tie and provided the margin of victory for the Spartans. Joey Luedtke had two goals, and Danny Wilson had a pair of assists as four different skaters each had two points for the Spartans.
• MOUND-WESTONKA 5, DELANO 4 (OT): Hunter Smith's goal at 4:03 of overtime -- his second of the game -- provided the winning score as the White Hawks defeated the Tigers. Charlie Curti had a goal and two assists for the White Hawks, while Justin Oja had a pair of goals for the Tigers
Tag(s): Hub Exclusives All Articles Star Tribune Conferences Mississippi 8 Buffalo Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lak


text:
Making Professional GoPro Videos – The Complete Protune Guide
You may have wondered what GoPro Protune is capable of once you first heard about it. Would the fancy software enable you to direct a movie you can call your own? It gets even better once you hear that a guy like David Newman who knows one heck of a lot about engineering software has something to do with it.
How Does Protune Differ from Other Cameras?
Apparently, you get greater control over the image quality of what you captured. All you need to do is increase the data rate from 15MB per second to 35 MB per second.
Now, thanks to the built-in software other users with 24p cameras find GoPro users are just as good as they are at shooting high-quality footage. It goes without saying that the makers of Protune are super happy with what was achieved so far and in making movie makers dreams a reality, using their GoPro's.
How Do You Use Your Protune Software?
It is super cool that you can use Protune on various GoPro models like the HERO3 Black and Silver and the HERO4.
The crux of the matter is that you can utilize Protune to create high-quality images throughout the production workflow. The primary idea is to turn the ordinary footage into something unique and way more superior than what you would have had.
Key Benefits Offered
Before the invention of Protune, you may have had your hands in your hair in an attempt to improve the overall quality of your images or video footage. How else will people rave about the top quality movie you produced if there is no chance of coming up with good quality footage. After all, you want to be recognized as a director of note. Well, my friend, GoPro Protune is about to change all of this.
Here are some of the advantages of using Protune software:
High-quality images where content creators such as yourself can produce state of the art productions because Protune allows you to capture footage that does not have as many compression issues as you may have experienced before.
Color Correction capabilities let you tinker with various neutral colors and enrich the effects to something you can be extremely proud of. Heck, you can even achieve finer details concerning shadows and highlight particular images thanks to a feature known as log curves.
Frame Rates is another neat feature that enables one to capture footage and fine tune it to cinema standards all through shooting 24p without worrying about fps conversion at any stage. Now we're talking.
Compatible with other software programs and editing tools. GoPro Protune sets the bar high in that you can pretty much achieve anything with their super cool color correction tools such as GoPro Studio
Besides, which professional camera person wouldn't want the best possible footage. Whether you're a surfer, hiker, biker, photographer, or ordinary man in the street, you will benefit from Protune. You may have to curse a little at first to find your way around on how to make the most of it. But, hey that is why the guys over at ProjectGoPro set up numerous tutorials and guidelines to make things easier for everyone. Just head over to ProjectGoPro for a complete GoPro Protune guide.
One of the biggest advantages of using Protune is that you get to increase your bitrate. This is where you'll switch from standard Video Mode to Protune Mode within seconds. It will, however, depend on the model of the GoPro you are using. In the end, you will have a super high-quality image you can use however you please.
Have you heard of WB (White Balance)? We are sure you have encountered some issues where you have to stare at a blueish background, wishing there was a way to balance it out to reflect a pure white background instead. Luckily, WB sorts it all out for you through automatically altering the background to true white.
The best way to see what Protune can do for you is to get stuck in an experiment to your heart's content. Then compare what you accomplish with other footage you took before post-Protune. Oh my gosh! You are in for a pleasant surprise and will never look back again. …


text:
Drexel Bike Commuters
Calculate how many miles you bike commute daily during Earth Week (Monday, April 16 through Friday, April 22). Please round your mileage to the nearest whole number and submit your mileage either as your week progresses, or simply enter your total week's mileage and submit it at the end of the week. The commuter with the highest mileage wins.
* Required
This is a required question
Drexel email (your email will be used to contact the winner and email results)
This is a required question
Drexel Status (please indicate primary status)
Female Undergraduate Student
Female Graduate Student
Female Faculty or Staff
Male Undergraduate Student
Male Graduate Student
Male Faculty or Staff
This is a required question
Total your bicycle commute mileage for week of Earth Week (April, 16-22, 2012).
This is a required question
What location of Philadelphia are you commuting from? What's nice about your bike commute?
This is a required question
Please comment on how Drexel could better support bike commuters.
This is a required question
For more infomation:
Please contact the Drexel Climbing Wall Manager at
Never submit passwords through Google Forms.
Powered by
Google Forms
This content is neither created nor endorsed by Google.
Report Abuse
Terms of Service
Additional Terms


text:
Recent Posts
- Prey trial out for PC, console demo now trial to carry over progress
- For Honor begins Season Three tomorrow with Grudge & Glory
- Call of Duty: WWII trailer details upcoming Multiplayer Private Beta
- Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition coming this September
- The Fencer joins Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth
Fancy A Date?
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Hakuoki: Stories of the Shinsengumi Limited Edition delayed til 5/20
Word from Aksys HQ today about a delay. In an email, the studio stated that they found that one of the components within the limited edition of their upcoming choose-your-own-adventure-style romance sim Hakuoki: Stories of the Shinsengumi was not up to their standards. In order to correct the problem, the release has been delayed until May 20. The standard edition and PSN release are still on track, and both will be available on May 6.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle bashes its way onto PSN
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle, CyberConnect2's latest manga-based fighter, is now available for PS3. Bandai Namco has announced that the game is now live for download through PSN and that the limited physical run is now shipping out from Amazon and Club Namco. All-Star Battle features characters from the manga's eight story arcs battling it out in a one-on-one, tournament-style fighter using five different Battle Styles.
Ubisoft's JRPG-inspired Child of Light launches for console, PC
Ubisoft has launched their download-only role-playing game Child of Light. A reimagining of fairytales styled after classic watercolor art, Child of Light is Ubisoft Montreal's take on traditional Japanese RPGs, with players taking on the role of the young princess Aurora in her quest to win back the heavens from the Queen of Night. In a twist on the formula, platforming has been added alongside a traditional turn-based combat system.
Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment to include Infinity Moment
Last week, Bandai Namco announced that they will be bringing over Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment as a download-only release later this summer. Today, they've followed up the reveal with news that they will also be including an HD port of its PSP predecessor, Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment. As with Hollow Fragment, Infinity Moment is an MMO-esque role-playing game that has players venturing around an expansive world, accepting quests, and battling creatures in real time.
(PC Review) Daylight
Sony adding new features to PS4, PS App, and PS Vita tomorrow
Sony will be releasing new updates tomorrow for PS4, PS App, and PS Vita. The latter updates are largely for improving integration with the PS4, which will itself be receiving a host of new features and long-awaited improvements. A breakdown of each is available below, but PS4 gamers can now look forward to being able to capture gameplay on external devices, edit gameplay footage on the system itself, download pre-ordered games in advance, use voice commands with PS Camera, and easier, improved sorting options for Friends and Trophies.
Wolfenstein: The New Order gets new Stealth vs. Mayhem trailer
A new trailer has been released highlighting the different gameplay paths available in Wolfenstein: The New Order. Titled Stealth vs. Mayhem, the video, clocking in at just over three and a half minutes, features B.J. tackling an assignment in two different ways. For the tactical approach, he breaks locks and takes down Nazis with knives and a silenced pistol, while the other, more chaotic approach sees him destroying cover and blowing soldiers away with machine guns and grenades.
Arcana Heart 3: Love Max!!!!! coming!!! for!! PS3, PS Vita!
Aksys is set to jump back into the ring later this year. After recently releasing BlazBlue: Chrono Phantsma, the publisher has announced that they will be releasing Arcana Heart 3: Love Max!!!!!—yes, five exclamation points—this fall. The PS3, PS Vita Examu-developed brawler will feature 23 characters alongside 23 arcana partners, online multiplayer with six-player lobbies, 300-plus hidden story scenarios, and several supplemental modes (Time Attack, Replay, Trial, Gallery). And for the purists out there, the original Japanese audio track will be available with English subtitles.
Dead Island Game of the Year Edition now available for Mac
Mac gamers looking to test their survival skills against the undead hordes are getting their chance today with the release of Dead Island Game of the Year Edition. The $21.99 release includes the original game as well as a new weapon, The Ripper, and two add-ons, Bloodbath Arena and Ryder White. The Mac version also supports the Xbox 360 controller if Tattiebogle OS X drivers are installed.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle preps for launch with trailer
The CyberConnect2-developed fighter JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle will be launching tomorrow on PSN and shipping out from Amazon and Club Namco. To get gamers up to speed on the lore behind the strange brawler, Bandai Namco has released an eight-minute-long trailer covering the storyline up to its third arc. The summary is filled with a lot of weird-looking fighters spouting crazy dialog and pummeling each other into oblivion. Check it out below.


text:
"The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug."
― Mark Twain, The Wit and Wisdom of Mark Twain
"The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug."
― Mark Twain, The Wit and Wisdom of Mark Twain
by Kelly Lewis
Liberté, Égalité, et Fraternité
Poems, poets, poetry, writing, poetry challenges
Writer, Humanitarian, Optimist
Exploring Antiquity and Modernity with Neville Morley
A curious nexus of little stories, impressions, thought fragments, snapshots in words... of narrow concerns... what's real & what's not...
My sarcastic travels through life while trying to remain true to myself and not kill others.
Serendipity and Soliloquy
Poesias, frases e pensamentos
Sou um pouco de poeta e de atriz na frente do meu compoetador
The labyrinth of suffering is endless
"Beware, O wanderer, the road is walking too."
a resource for moving poetry
Poetry, free verse, haiku, senryu, photography, books, art, philosophy , nature.
Scribbles on Cocktail Napkins
Talk Books. Drink Coffee.
Experiments in the Art of Mastering None
Quotes that set the mind aQuiver.
Audrey Dawn
"Oh! Take a shit, read a story" - My Mother on Flash Fiction
A Continuing Revolution
Nefesime,hayatıma,aklıma esen her şeye dair.
Any old world uncovered by new writing
Climbing, rock climbing, bouldering, inspire, soul
Fantasy, poetry, mumblings and other dark things
Where irrationality trumps reason
Dream. Believe. Achieve
Saving The World From Stupidity...One Blog At A Time
The literary magazine of the Creative Writing Program at Roosevelt University
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
A place to talk about the past, present and thoughts of the future
Searching for What Lies Behind the Spine
Making the web a better place
Poetry is at least an elegance and at most a revelation.
If sarcasm and self deprecating humour were an Olympic event I'd definitely qualify.
Let's Get Digital
The latest news on WordPress.com and the WordPress community.


text:
|2,475 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|5 - 7 nights
Once inside you cannot help but be impressed with the spacious living accommodation and the ground floor is all open plan, which gives a light airy feel to the villa. The very well fitted kitchen boasts an American style fridge/freezer with ice-making machine, microwave, dishwasher and built in espresso coffee machine. The dining area is next to the kitchen and has seating for eight. Whilst the lounge, with its feature fireplace, has comfy sofas and chairs and is centred around the home cinema system which includes, DVD & satellite TV. A curved wooded staircase leads up to the first floor where you will find the air-conditioned master double bedroom with en-suite shower room, which has hydro massage steam shower. There are two further air-conditioned pretty bedrooms, a twin and a double, that share a most elegant bathroom with Jacuzzi bath. The fourth air-conditioned bedroom is reached via a small staircase from the first floor to a turret type room with en-suite shower room.
Villa St Nicolas and Theano are luxury 4 bedroom villas which are situated on the outskirts of the sophisticated resort of Agios Nikolaos. These impressive villas stand in their own grounds boasting wonderful views to the front of the town, sea and Bay of Mirabello. They have private swimming pools with jacuzzi and BBQ areas. Each Villa is built on a plot of 4000 sqm with each one having its privacy.
Villa Blue View is an amazing 250sqm, 5 bedroom luxury villa located in the Agios Nikolaos, offering stunning views of the Mirabello Gulf and the picturesque town of Agios Nikolaos.
This spacious property has 5 beautifully decorated bedrooms and a truly luxurious and relaxing indoor and outdoor living space. The house offers fully equipped kitchen, all modern amenities and the most amazing outdoor area that promises absolute relaxation during your holiday.
Villa Bellelen
Villa Bellelen is brand new villa, built in 2015 on a hillside just outside the beautiful town of Agios Nikolaos. It offers three en suite bedrooms that comfortably accommodate 6 guests, stylish interior areas, a big private pool and all modern facilities that guarantee a unique holiday for its guests.
A 30% deposit will be required upon confirmation of bookings.
If booked within 4 weeks of arrival, payment in full will be required.
The final balance will be required 4 weeks before the arrival date.
Payment can be made online directly to the owners web site by credit card with no extra fee in euros on a secure server.
No additional charge is made for use of air conditioning, water and electrici
We had a lovely week in Crete end of October - the villa was larger than the photos lead us to believe with quality furnishing and appliances throughout. The rooms are a very good size, the kitchen is well equipped, the bathrooms are great, too. Excellent WiFi connections helped to keep our teenagers entertained whilst in the villa.
Due to the slightly cooler weather end of October we didn't use the pool more than once and left the BBQ area untouched - but I can imagine it to be lovely during the hotter summer months.
Antonis, the owner, was extremely helpful throughout and answered all possible questions promptly. We arrived to find enough food and supplies to last the first few days - something we have not always experiences during other villa holidays and we really appreciated this. Antonis made us feel very welcome and even helped us to order some pizzas for the first night.
The area around the villa is nice, too, and it was very easy to reach beaches, towns and other sights by rental car.
Overall: a quality property with a very helpful owner. Would def. like to return one day.
Again we had a wonderful time in Villa Theano.
The house is fantastic! This year we had several friends over from Holland and Crete. Everybody was blown away by the architecture, the furniture, the equipment, the comfort, the view, etc. etc.
Owner Antonis Vergetakis is a very friendly person and takes care of everything!
We're already planning to go next year!
We loved the house. It has everything you need for a great holiday. The kitchen materials and utensils were of very good quality. the living room was cosy and spacious. all technical devices were functioning very well. all four bedroom were great with good beds. the bathrooms were spacious. the whirlpool was just great to relax as well as the rain shower in the other bathroom which has massage functions. The pool is large, pure and deep - good for a swim.
The house is children friendly, we came with two small kids (5 and 3): no sharp endings or steep stairs. We only had to watch out for the kids at the poolside since the water is 2,20m deep.
The beautiful town of Agios is only 5min with a car and has nice beaches, lots of cafes and restaurants and a nice shopping area where we all bought vacation hats :).
The location of the house is perfect as a starting point for excursions: We took daytrips to the zeus cave, Elounda, Ierapetra and some southern sides, Vai, Knossos and places in between. The Heraklion airport is only a 50min drive from the house.
Also, Antonis was extremely helpful. Not only did he pick us up to guide us to the house (it was already dark when we landed) but he also ordered food for us in the first night, fixed minor things in the house (wifi broke down for 2h and he immediately fixed it) and gave us tipps for beaches, restaurants and excursions.
It would be good to store some beach toys for families with kids so that new guests do not always have to buy the same things.
Thoroughly wonderful and relaxing holiday experience. Communications during booking with the owner, Antonis, were great and he organised our car providing excellent directions. We were met on arrival and given tips and advice on where to eat and visit. Villa was fantastic, everything you could possibly want. We spent most mealtimes in the under cover outdoor area and enjoyed the pool and games in the garden - in fact with the fab views it was hard sometimes to leave the villa to go out!! Located 2 minutes drive from Agios Nikolaos but a bit too far to walk however this was not a problem. Will definitely return :)
This is a modern villa, fully equipped with everything you need and more. The pool is fantastic and the BBQ area is outstanding. There is a great view from the rooms and it's a 5-minute drive from the beach. Overall, a great villa for a great vacation!
Its hard to choose the best elements of this villa as it is such an amazing place. The view from the villa is truly stunning and the villa itself is roomy and well laid out. There is plenty of space for the maximum of people due to the large living room, spacious patio and wonderful and enormous bbq area. The villa itself is packed with gadgets and mod cons so great for kids (though you might want to ask for a few instructions). On arrival there was a welcome gift of useful bits and bobs which came in handy as we arrived in the evening. However the best bit about the villa is Janis and Antonis. They couldn't do enough for us from help during the taxi strike to olive kindling for our bbq. The only thing I would advise is unless you are keen on walking, you may need a car for supplies. Ag Nic is walkable from the villa but it is a fair step.
Agios Nikolaos is located 65 kms from Heraklion A/P


text:
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Citigroup ( C) was the sector winner on Monday, with shares rising 1.7% to close at $53.30, as banks continued to lead the stock market higher.
The broad indices ended mixed, following two negative housing market reports underlining the expectation of some investors that the Federal Open Market Committee will not curtail Federal Reserve bond purchases when the FOMC next meets on Dec. 17-18.
According to Lender Processing Services, home prices in the United States rose just 0.2 % in September from the previous month. Seven of the 20 largest states showed sequential home-price declines, which were concentrated in the Northeast. Texas continued to lead among states seeing rising values, with home prices rising 7.5% from a year earlier.
Also on Monday, the National Association of Realtors said its Pending Home Sales Index for October declined 0.6% to 102.1 from an upwardly revised reading of 102.7 in September. The index for October was down 1.6% from a year earlier, and was at its lowest level since December 2012.
At this stage of the extended and broad market rally, "bad news is good news" to many investors, since it underlines the notion that the FOMC will not quickly taper the Fed's "QE3" purchases of long-term bonds, which have been running at a net monthly pace of $85 billion since September 2012. The Fed has also kept its target range for the short-term federal funds rate in a range of zero to 0.25% since late 2008.
The FOMC minutes released last week showed that a number of committee members considered lowering the rate paid by the Fed to banks depositing their cash reserves with the central bank from the current rate of 0.25%, in another attempt to stimulate lending.
The Financial Times on Monday reported that "Executives at two of the top five US banks" had said a decline in the rate being paid by the Federal Reserve on banks' reserve deposits "would lead them to pass on the cost to depositors."
What this means is that depositors -- currently receiving next to nothing from banks for savings deposits -- could actually be charged to park their money at some of the biggest banks. While this may seem a strange notion, the largest U.S. banks have seen considerable growth in deposits over the past five years, while four of the five have seen total loan balances drop considerably. The banks are awash in liquidity, and may push back against some depositors, since they could wind up losing money on balances parked at the Fed, when overhead and deposit insurance fees are factored in.
The KBW Bank Index on Monday rose 0.4% to 68.06, with all but seven of the 24 index components ending with gains. The index has risen 33% this year, compared to an increase of 26% for the S&P 500
Shares of Citigroup have returned 35% this year and trade just below their reported Sept. 30 tangible book value of $54.52. The shares trade for 9.8 times the consensus 2014 earnings estimate of $5.42 a share, among analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. The consensus 2015 EPS estimate is $5.96.
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Citigroup ( C) was the sector winner on Monday, with shares rising 1.7% to close at $53.30, as banks continued to lead the stock market higher.


text:
You are here
Final Instructions
Packet Pickup (Bibs, Chips, etc. for online registrants):
Wednesday, November 23 (recommended if you would like to avoid the crowds):
6:00 - 8:00 P.M. at GW Middle School
Thursday, November 24:
7:30 A.M. - 8:30 A.M, at GW Middle School
GW Middle School
1005 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22301
Start Area Map:
In person registration:
A limited number of imperson registrations will be made available on raceday and Wednesday packet pickup.
While we strive to order the correct amount every year, determinig this number especially with over 2000 registrations in the last two days is very difficult, for this reason t-shirts are are not guaranteed. If we don't have your size when you come for packet pickup, we will be glad to provide a cash refund for the shirt price on the spot.
Map and Driving Directions here
Public Transportation Directions here:
Limited parking will be available at GW Middle School and in the neighborhoods surrounding the school. Mt. Vernon Avenue will close promptly at 8:00 A.M. and will likely not open again until 11:00.
If you plan on parking at the school or in the surrounding neighborhood, remember that you will not be able to get out until after the roads reopen.
Runner Information:
When picking up your chip and bib, ensure that your biographical information is correct. We will have correction sheets available if your information is incorrect.
Virtual Goodie Bag:
In an effort to reduce paper waste and costs, we have done away with paper coupons and cluttered goodie bags, and have transitioned to a virtual goodie bag. All of the coupons and discounts that you would have received in the past are now contained within this electronic file, which can be downloaded byclicking here.
Race-day Registration:
Race-day Registration will start at 7:30 AM in the GW Middle School gym. Please bring exact change, checks made out to "Del Ray Business Association," or a credit card to pay for registration.
We expect nearly 1,000 same-day registrants, so arrive early if you want to ensure you can get a bib and start on time.
Food Donations:
Please remember to bring two canned food donations for those who are less fortunate this Thanksgiving. ALIVE! will be collecting them near the GW Gym entrance.
Timing Chips:
The Chronotrack timing system will be used to score this race. Your personal timing chip (B-Tag) will be stuck to the back of your bib. You must wear your bib on the FRONT of your shirt if you want a time.
Doggy and Stroller Race:
Doggy and Stroller participants will start behind the school and then will merge with the rest of the field.
Storller participants must keep their children inside the stroller at all times, INCLUDING the finish line. Anyone breaking this rule will be disqualified.
Doggy Dash participants are asked to please keep their dogs on a short leash during the entire race so that it will not get caught on stroller wheels, traffic cones, or course fencing.
Awards and Results:
The award ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10:15 AM with the presentation of overall and master's winners. All other awards will be presented thereafter as they become available.
Winners must be present to claim awards! cash prizes will not be mailed.
Preliminary results will be posted at www.alexandriaturkeytrot.com/results by 1:00 PM on Thanksgiving Day.
Note: all award winners will be scored on gun time only. It is impossible to score participants who did not register with their correct biographical information or who have damaged or misused their timing chip (see Timing Chips).
Please check back at http://www.alexandriaturkeytrot.com for last minute changes and announcements.


text:
Garden Flowers Throw by Lorna Miser
Welcome! You are browsing as a guestWould you like to see projects made from this pattern and much more? create a free account What am I missing?
© Caron International Yarns
Garden Flowers Throw
This pattern is available for free.
Pattern calls for:
Contrast A (Sunflower) - 1 skein
Contrast B (Persimmon) - 2 skeins
Contrast C (Leaf Green) - 3 skeins
Gauge: 1 motif =5.25" (13 cm) square
For more information, see: http://www.yarnspirations.com/pattern/crochet/garden...


text:
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
zach on Adele Sucks…a lyrical… zach on Adele Sucks…a lyrical… Fred Briggs on Adele Sucks…a lyrical… Jose on Adele Sucks…a lyrical… Marmite on Adele Sucks…a lyrical…
Tag Archives: Justin Upton
10 Random Facts I Learned Doing Research on Atlanta Braves' Outfields
In the process of putting together my article on the best outfields in Atlanta Braves' history, I came across some interesting information. These facts did not really fit into the other blog, so I just included them in a post … Continue reading
The Best Atlanta Braves Outfield?
J Atlanta Braves' fans are more excited than I can remember in a long time. With the offseason acquisitions of brothers Justin and B.J. Upton and the presence of Jason Heyward, the Braves believe they have the pieces in place … Continue reading
Posted in Atlanta Braves, Baseball Tagged Atlanta Braves, B.J. Upton, Dale Murphy, Hank Aaron, Jason Heyward, Justin Upton, MLB Predictions, Ron Gant 3 Comments


text:
Very knowledgable tour guides are on tap to tell you about things. There are fancy dress boxes for the kids and even a flight simulator for visitors to try their hand at being a pilot.
VisitorVia Tripadvisor
Croydon Airport Society (CAS) has received a Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant for an exciting project 'Revealing the Hidden Heritage of Croydon Airport'.
CAS has been awarded £10,000 to recruit and train volunteers to meet growing demand at the Croydon Airport Visitor Centre, help keep it open and research the Society's extensive archives, making them more accessible through new displays and an online platform.
The Society is looking for volunteers to join the CAVC team and make the collection more accessible. There are a range of opportunities which will shortly be advertised. Full training will be provided on welcoming visitors, giving talks, the history of the airport and working with the archives at meetings to be held in early evenings or at weekends from May to July. If you haven't quite got the time to get directly involved but would still like to contribute, the Society would also like to hear your stories and memories of the Croydon Airport and its impact on the local area so please get in touch.
Commenting on the award, CAS Chair Ian Walker said: "We are delighted to have been selected by the Heritage Lottery Fund to receive funding under their Sharing Heritage programme. This is a really exciting project and it's the first time that the Croydon Airport Visitor Centre has received any form of funding. It's a great initiative, giving the local community a unique opportunity to get involved with a fantastic part of our national heritage. We are seeing more and more people visit every year and this HLF Sharing Heritage funding will give us the opportunity to exhibit unseen works and meet growing public demand."
Sue Bowers, Head of Heritage Lottery Fund London, said: "Croydon Airport holds a wealth of information relating to our nation's aviation heritage. This project will not only improve the conservation and accessibility of the archives, but also offers some fantastic opportunities for volunteers, the local community and visitors. Thanks to money raised by National Lottery players we're pleased to play a funding role."
Copyright © Croydon Airport Society 2017. Protected and licensed under a Creative Commons Licence.Permission granted to reproduce for personal and educational use only. Commercial copying, hiring, lending or reproduction is prohibited.
Designed and built in London, by White Label.


text:
If you've been reading the Luxury Rentals Manhattan Blog, you already know that the market for NYC rentals has favored the renter pretty significantly of late, even in desirable neighborhoods such as the Financial District. But New York City real estate is New York City real estate -- the market won't stay down for long, and the announcement of a host of new luxury rental developments in Manhattan reflects that reality. The Real Deal provides a rundown of these new luxury rental buildings. Meet us in the next graf for more.
The Ashley, a sister building to new condo The Aldyn, will be the first to hit the market when it begins renting in April. "Two-bedrooms will range in size starting at 1,200 square feet, and three-bedrooms will start at 1,800 square feet," TRD reports, with high-ish rents ($2500 per month for studios, and up from there) reflecting those generous floor plans. Leasing will begin in May on a new rental project, tentatively titled The Townsend, at 350 West 37th Street at Ninth Avenue. The piece also makes brief, tantalizing mention of architect Frank Gehry's awesome-looking Beekman Tower at 8 Spruce Street in the Financial District. More on that one -- and on any and all other new rental apartment listings that hit the market -- as we hear about them.


text:
Follow @tooXclusive_com
Fresh New Hit from Terry G this 2012 ,The remix to his hit single Akpako Master i present to you the Akpako Master part 2 from the hitman himself Terry GEeZZZ
Listen and Enjoy!!
[audio:http://tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Terry-G-Akpako-Master-Part-2.mp3|titles=Terry G – Akpako Master Part 2]Follow @tooXclusive_com
Also Download
Submit your comment
6 total comments on this postSubmit yours
Terry G should just chill
Terry G u are a real nigerian
Terry G z not normal
terry G shd please do something new his just full of old shit
Just Terry G's Akpako Master pt2. That dude is crazzzzzzy.
y'all shld stop acting like u don like dis in d clubs.
2 total pingbacks on this post


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Hello, I am Tater, a rescued Lab.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Chiefland Citizen, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
|ZIP Code:


text:
I love books. I don't always have the chance to read (in fact I next to never have a chance :-(), but I still love books. I've amassed a large collection over the years. I even have many books from my childhood that I had saved to share with my own children. I even saved some of my children's favorite books to share with my grandchildren some day.
One of my life's dreams even involves books. My #1 dream is to own a house (a nice house, not like the one from the Tom Hanks film Money Pit). My next dream is to take my family on a REAL vacation (like Disney World). I also wouldn't mind a new (used) car and to be a "normal" weight. My life dream that involves books is to open up a used/new book store and coffee house. I have it all planned out. I would offer new and used books, host story time for children, offer workshops, crafts for children and more. I would also offer coffee, teas and baked goods from a local bakery. Of course renting a storefront and buying the supplies requires capital ($$$) which we simply do not have. I would be nice though.
One of the things on my "Bucket List" is to write a book – or – have one of my photographs appear in a book. That would be awesome too.
So as you can see, I ♥ books.
Yesterday was my husband's birthday (he's "29 and holding… ha ha). He wanted to spend the day walking around the town he grew up in – Nyack, New York. The weather was perfect and I love walking around Nyack, so that was fine with me.
Nyack is about a 19 miles (or a half hour give or take) Northwest of Manhattan (NYC). It's an old town right on the Hudson River. Rosie O'Donnel has a beautiful house in Nyack. It's even home to a haunted house that was the center of a lawsuit (Stambovsky vs. Ackley). The house on 1 LaVeta Place was declared legally haunted and the owners failed to disclose that to the new buyers.
Nyack's business section is peppered with antique shops, boutiques, restaurants and art galleries. Hidden among the stores is what I like to refer to as a "hidden gem". The shop is called Pickwick Book Shop. It's located at 8 S Broadway if you ever happen to be in the area.
Pickwick sells both new and used books (among other things). Most of the books are used. In fact, some are very old (very, very old!).
Books are not only on the floor to ceiling shelves but also piled high where ever you look (no exaggeration). It's almost impossible to find anything specific you are looking for. It can also be a bit overwhelming at times. However I never go into the store with anything specific in mind. I go to browse and to see what surprises I can find.
Many of the books look like they came straight out of someone's attic or from a garage sale. That is fine with me. Where a book comes from doesn't affect it's words or what the story is about.
I love to visit the Pickwick Book Store to explore the books. Every now and then I'll find a book from my childhood, or I'll stumble across an old, out of print book that looks interesting.
I love looking at the old illustrations. That is my favorite part about browsing through the books. Yesterday I found a "who done it" mystery book geared towards children (I can't remember the title) where the girl on the cover was dressed like she was straight out of the Patty Duke show. I love it!
My husband even found a few books over the years at Pickwick that he's enjoyed, and my hubby is not much of a reader.
Children's book, old cookbooks (the kind of cookbook your grandmother would have had), reference books… you name it, you can find it there.
The books are not always cheap, even the used books. But often you can score a great deal. They even have sales on books and in front of the store you'll find boxes of books available for a dollar or two.
I'm sorry that a few of the photos are fuzzy. I always feel awkward taking pictures inside stores. I don't want people to think that I'm up to no good.
If you happen to find yourself in Nyack, New York, and you love books, you might want to take some time to check out Pickwicks. While you are at it you should take a stroll around town and enjoy some good food and the various galleries. Or you can sit down by the Hudson River and relax for a bit.
*I was not compensated for this post. I am simply sharing a fun location to visit if you ever happen to be in the area.


text:
Finally We See Baby North West
After over 2 months, we get our first look at Kim & Kanye's adorable baby girl. Despite low ratings, Kanye decided to debut the first public photo of North West on friend Kris Jenner's show.
Kanye took his mother's death in 2007 very hard, sometimes feeling he didn't have much to live for. That has now changed, with Kim and "Nori," a beautiful family that gives Kanye a lot to live for!
So, who does the beautiful baby resemble more: mom or dad?