text:
Dr. Adrian Childs
Associate Professor and Chair, Composition and Theory
Dr. Adrian P. Childs joined the UGA School of Music faculty in 2001. He holds bachelor's degrees in both mathematics and music from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and master's and doctoral degrees in music (composition and theory) from the University of Chicago. His composition studies include work with Peter Child, John Eaton, John Harbison, Andrew Imbrie, Marta Ptaszynska, Shulamit Ran, and George Tsontakis. Prior to his arrival in Athens, Dr. Childs taught on the faculties of the University of Chicago, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Illinois.
Dr. Childs was a finalist in the 1999 Rome Prize competition. Among his other awards and honors in composition are an ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Award and a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship from the U.S. Department of Education. His music has been performed extensively in North America and Europe and can be heard on the ACA Digital label.
Dr. Childs' theory work includes research in the area of transformational theory and interests in issues of post-tonal music and referential collections. His scholarship appears in the Journal of Music Theory and Music Theory Online. He is a founding member of the editorial board of the Journal of Mathematics and Music.
Dr. Childs is also active as a pianist and conductor, specializing in contemporary music.
Dr. Peter Van Zandt Lane
Assistant Professor, Composition
Director, Dancz Center for New Music
Peter Van Zandt Lane is Assistant Professor of Composition and Director of the Dancz Center for New Music at the University of Georgia Hodgson School of Music. He holds a BM in music theory and composition from the University of Miami Frost School of Music and MA and PhD degrees from Brandeis University. His composition studies include work with Melinda Wagner, Eric Chasalow, David Rakowski, and Lansing McLoskey. Prior to arriving in Athens, Dr. Lane taught at the University of Florida, Wellesley College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Harvard.
Dr. Lane has received commissions from the Barlow Endowment, the Composers Conference, American Chamber Winds, Sydney Conservatorium Wind Symphony, Emory University Wind Ensemble, Transient Canvas, Dinosaur Annex Music Ensemble, and the SUNY Purchase Percussion ensemble, among others. His full length ballet composed in collaboration with Juventas New Music Ensemble (Boston) and The People Movers contemporary dance company (Brooklyn), HackPolitik, explores the unique topic of cyber-dissidence through live music, dance, and electronics. Bringing contemporary music and dance into the cross-section of art, technology, and politics, HackPolitik was the subject of features on BBC radio, Forbes, CNet, and Boston Magazine, praised by critics as "angular, jarring, and sophisticated . . . very compelling . . . Ballet needs live music, and this one offered it at the highest level." (Boston Musical Intelligencer). The NYC run of the ballet was a New York Times Critic's Pick, hailed as "refreshingly relevant." (New York Times).
Composing primarily for chamber ensembles, wind ensembles, and orchestras, Dr. Lane often integrates electronics into works alongside traditional instruments. He has received fellowships from Yaddo, MacDowell Colony, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, and Composers Now. His music has been performed by the Cleveland Orchestra, International Contemporary Ensemble, Lydian String Quartet, Ensemble Signal, Triton Brass, East Coast Composers Ensemble, Xanthos Ensemble, quux collective, Freon Ensemble, the New York Virtuoso Singers, and a number of college and university ensembles.
Festivals and conferences that have programmed Dr. Lane's compositions include the Sound and Music Computing Conference (Copenhagen), Festival of Contemporary Music in San Francisco, June in Buffalo, the Wellesley Composers Conference and Chamber Music Center, Festival Miami, SEAMUS, New Gallery Concert Series, Third Practice, Forecast Music, the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Arts, Boston Cyber-Arts, and 12-Nights Music and Art (Miami). An avid advocate for new music, Dr. Lane has performed as a bassoonist in a number of contemporary music ensembles, participating in the commissioning and premiering of several new chamber and electroacoustic works. Recordings of his music are available on Parma/Navona Records, New Dynamic Records, and Innova Records.
Dr. Adam Roberts
Assistant Professor, Composition
Adam Roberts' music has been recently performed by ensembles such as the Arditti Quartet, the JACK Quartet, le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, the Callithumpian Consort, Earplay, fellows of the Tanglewood Music Center, the Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble, the Association for the Promotion of New Music, violist Garth Knox, Guerilla Opera, and at festivals such as Wien Modern (Vienna), Tanglewood, the Biennale Musique en Scene (Lyons), and the 2009 ISCM World Music Days (Sweden).
Awards for Roberts' music include a 2016 Guggenheim Fellowship, the Benjamin H. Danks Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, an ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award, the Bernard Rogers Prize (Eastman), the New York Bohemians Prize (Harvard), the André Chevillion-Yvonne Bonnaud Prize from the Orléans Piano Competition, the Earplay Donald Aird Award, the Christoph and Stefan Kaske Fellowship from the Wellesley Composers Conference, the Leonard Bernstein Fellowship from the Tanglewood Music Center, the Bldodgett Prize (Harvard) as well as other academic scholarships and awards. Commissions have come from the Callithumpian Consort, the Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble, pianist Nolan Pearson, the Tanglewood Music Center, Guerilla Opera, and others.
Roberts' music has been called "a powerful success," "arresting," and "amazingly lush," (theBoston Musical Intelligencer), "an attractive mix of the familiar and exotic," and "otherworldly" (Boston Classical Review), and "invigorating" with a "persistent melodic urge" (American Academy of Arts and Letters citation).
Roberts obtained a Bachelor's degree in composition from the Eastman School of Music in 2003 and his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 2010. Roberts also studied at the University for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna from 2007-2008 on a Harvard University Sheldon Traveling Fellowship. Roberts' primary teachers have included David Liptak, Augusta Read Thomas, Julian Anderson, and Chaya Czernowin, and he has also studied with Steven Stucky, Martin Bresnick, Bernard Rands, Joshua Fineberg, Magnus Lindberg, and Rand Steiger. In addition, Roberts has had lessons and masterclasses with composers such as Brian Ferneyhough, Helmut Lachenmann, John Adams, John Harbison, Lee Hyla, Alvin Lucier, and Jonathan Harvey.
Roberts has taught at Harvard University, Northeastern University, Istanbul Technical University's Center for Advanced Studies in Music, and he is currently Assistant Professor of Composition and Theory at the University of Georgia's Hugh Hodgson School of Music. Roberts' first disc, "Leaf Metal," was released on Tzadik Records in January, 2014.
Dr. Rebecca Simpson-Litke
Assistant Professor, Theory
Dr. Rebecca Simpson-Litke completed a B.Mus. in flute performance at the University of Manitoba in 2001, receiving the University Gold Medal for outstanding performance in music. Following that, she completed a M.A. in music theory at the University of British Columbia in 2003, examining pitch organization in the flute music of Philippe Gaubert in her thesis. She then completed her Ph.D. in music theory at UBC in 2010 under the supervision of Dr. William Benjamin. Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, her Ph.D. research uses transformational and tonal approaches to explore pitch organization in the music of Olivier Messiaen, with a focus on the structure, compositional use, and musical effects of the composer's Modes of Limited Transpositions.
She has presented papers on 20th-Century French music at a number of conferences in Canada, the U.S., and Europe, including meetings of the Society for Music Theory, the Canadian University Music Society, and the Royal Musical Association. Her most recent research project explores rhythmic interactions between music and dance.
Prior to joining the UGA School of Music as an assistant professor of music theory in the fall of 2012, Dr. Simpson-Litke held faculty positions at Dalhousie University (2011-12), Memorial University of Newfoundland (2010-11), the University of Minnesota (2009-10), and UBC (2007-09). In her spare time, she performs as a flutist and vocalist, collaborating with her composer husband, Dr. David Litke, and enjoys teaching salsa and other Latin dance.
Dr. Emily Gertsh
Lecturer, Theory
Emily Gertsch received her Ph.D. in music theory from Florida State University. Her current research centers on Schenkerian analysis and music and meaning, and her dissertation brings these interests together in an exploration of narrative in Robert Schumann's Piano Quintet and Piano Quartet. Dr. Gertsch has presented her research at national and regional conferences, including the Society for Music Theory, the Semiotic Society of America, Music Theory Southeast, and the Texas Society for Music Theory. She was awarded the Colvin Award for Outstanding Student Paper at the 2012 Texas Society for Music Theory 34th Annual Conference.
Prior to joining the faculty at the Hugh Hodgson School of Music, Dr. Gertsch served on the faculty at Furman University and as a graduate teaching assistant at Florida State University and The Catholic University of America. She was honored with the Phi Mu Alpha Outstanding Teaching Award at Furman University and was nominated three times for teaching awards at Florida State. She also holds a M.M. in piano pedagogy from The Catholic University of America and a B.M. in piano performance and music theory from Furman University.
Dr. Gertsch teaches graduate courses in common-practice tonality and Schenkerian analysis, undergraduate second-year music theory, and supervises first- and second-year aural skills at UGA.
Dr. David Litke
Instructor, Composition and Theory
David Litke holds degrees in composition from the University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia, having completed doctoral studies at the latter under the supervision of Dr. Keith Hamel in 2008. He has taught courses in electroacoustic music and music theory at UBC and the University of Windsor, and currently teaches composition at the University of Georgia. His music has been performed by many fine musicians, including Ensemble l'Arsenale, the National Broadcast Orchestra, l'Ensemble Contemporain de Montréal, and the Turning Point Ensemble. His work has been recognized nationally and internationally, in composition competitions (NBO, SOCAN, and CUMS competitions) as well as in emerging composers' programs (Composit 2013, acanthes@ircam New Technologies 2012, Bozzini Quartet's Composer's Kitchen 2010, NAC Young Composers 2008, ECM's Génération 2006). He has also been active in electroacoustic music research, and has presented at TIES'14, TES'13, ICMC'07, and SMC'07 conferences, on gestural control, score-following, and spectral music.
Dr. Cynthia Johnston Turner
Conducting Area Chair, Director of Wind Ensemble and Rote Hund Musik
Cynthia Johnston Turner is in demand as a conductor, conducting and ensemble clinician, and speaker in the United States, Australia, Latin America, Europe, and Canada.
Before her appointment at the Hodgson School at the University of Georgia, Cynthia was Director of Wind Ensembles at Cornell University. Earlier in her career Cynthia was a high school music educator, taught middle school beginning instrumental music in Toronto and choral music in Switzerland. She currently serves as a conductor with the Syracuse Society of New Music, the Austrian Festival Orchestra, and the Paris Lodron Ensemble in Salzburg.
A Canadian, Cynthia completed her Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education degrees at Queens University and her Master of Music in music education and conducting at the University of Victoria. Touring with her ensembles inspired her master's thesis on the musical and personal transformations that occur on tours, and her D.M.A. thesis at the Eastman School of Music centered on the music of William Kraft, one of this generation's leading composers. At Eastman Cynthia was the recipient of the prestigious teaching award in conducting. She received the National Leadership in Education Award (Canada), the Excellence in Education Award (Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation), and the Marion Drysdale Leadership Award (also from OSSTF). She is also the recipient of the Donald A. Reick Memorial Award for research with wearable technologies and music pedagogy, and the American Prize for innovative programming with wind bands.
Cynthia has commissioned numerous new works for wind band and orchestra, and she continues to actively promote commissions by today's leading and emerging composers around the world. Under her direction, the Cornell Wind Ensemble was invited to perform at the College Band Directors National Association's Eastern Division Conference in 2007 and 2012. In 2008, the Merrill Presidential Scholars at Cornell recognized Cynthia as an outstanding educator, and in 2009, she was awarded the Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship. Her performances have been praised by such composers as Steven Stucky, William Kraft, Steven Bryant, Marc Mellits, Eddie Mora, Dana Wilson, Roberto Sierra, Jesse Jones, and Karel Husa.
From January 2006, Cynthia led the Cornell Wind Ensemble on biennial performing and service tours to Costa Rica that included performances across the country, conducting master classes with Costa Rican teachers, instrument master classes for Costa Rican musicians, and the donation of over 250 instruments to music schools across the country.
Among other recent engagements, Cynthia has guest conducted the National Youth Wind Ensemble of Great Britain, the Syracuse Symphony ("Symphoria"), the National Youth Band of Canada, Concordia Santa Fe, the Ithaca College Wind Ensemble, the Eastman Wind Ensemble, the Latin American Honor Band, the National Band of Costa Rica, the National Orchestra of Heredia, and numerous state honor bands. Cynthia has been invited to present her research with teaching and technology, innovative rehearsal techniques, and service-learning and music performance at numerous conferences nationally and internationally. She is published in such journals as Music Educators Journal, Interdisciplinary Humanities, International Journal of the Humanities, Journal of the World Association of Bands and Ensembles, Fanfare Magazine, and Canadian Winds, and has recorded CDs with the Innova and Albany labels.
Cynthia serves as a board member with WASBE, and is an active member of CDBNA, Conductor's Guild, College Music Society, Humanities Education and Research Association, the National Association for Music Education, and National Band Association.
As Director of Bands and Professor of Music at the Hodgson School, Cynthia conducts the Wind Ensemble, teaches conducting, leads the MM and DMA programs in conducting, and oversees the entire Hodgson band program.
Leonard Ball
Associate Professor Emeritus of Music
Founder, Roger and Phyllis Dancz Center for New Music
Dr. Leonard V. Ball, Jr. has been a member of the Composition/Theory faculty at the University of Georgia School of Music since 1987. His principal responsibilities include instruction in undergraduate and graduate acoustic and electronic composition, technology and theory. He currently serves the School of Music as chair of the composition and theory area, chair of the technology committee, and as director of the Roger and Phyllis Dancz Center for New Music. Additionally, he represents the school as a member of the executive committee for ICE (Ideas for Creative Exploration).
Ball's works have been performed across the United States, in Europe, South America, and Japan. Recently his electronic work has focused on interactivity involving dancers (movement) and sound. Dr. Ball holds the degrees Bachelor of Music in theory and composition and Master of Music in composition from Kansas State University. His Doctor of Musical Arts in composition was earned at the University of Memphis. His principal teachers were T. Hanley Jackson, John Baur, and Donald Freund.
Roger Vogel
Professor Emeritus of Music
Roger C. Vogel is Professor Emeritus of Music Theory and Composition at the University of Georgia. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Vogel studied music theory and composition at the Ohio State University and earned the Ph. D. in 1975. His major professors were Marshall Barnes, Jay Huff, Norman Phelps, and Wolf Rosenberg.
A productive composer, Dr. Vogel has over 130 compositions and several journal articles to his credit. Since he joined the faculty of the University of Georgia in 1976, Dr. Vogel has written over 110 original works which have been published by eleven different publishing firms. Notable among his awards are prizes from the Roger Wagner Choral Composition Competition, the National Saxophone Workshop Composition Contest, the National Flute Association, the Delius Composition Competition, and the Albert Christ-Janer Award. His works have been performed in recitals and at conventions and festivals throughout the United States, South America, and Europe.
Dr. Vogel has received commissions from a vast array of organizations, including the Georgia Music Teachers Association, the University of Georgia, Sigma Alpha Iota Professional Women's Music Fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha Professional Men's Music Fraternity, the Helios Duo, The Fellowship of Reason, the Athens Master Chorale, the Medical College of Georgia, Georgia 'Cello Society, and the Bass Club of Georgia
Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE) is a catalyst for innovative, interdisciplinary creative projects, advanced research and critical discourse in the arts, and for creative applications of technologies, concepts, and practices found across disciplines. It is a collaborative network of faculty, students, and community members from all disciplines of the visual and performing arts in addition to other disciplines in the humanities and sciences. ICE enables all stages of creative activity, from concept and team formation through production, documentation, and dissemination of research. Visit the Students page for current ICE-supported graduate students in the composition area.
David Saltz
Executive Director, ICE
Associate Professor and Department Head, Theatre and Film Studies
David Saltz is a specialist in modern drama, performance theory, the philosophy of art, and directing. His primary research focus has been the interaction between live performance and digital media. He was Principal Investigator of Virtual Vaudeville, a large-scale research project funded by the National Science Foundation to simulate a nineteenth century vaudeville performance on the computer. He has explored the use of computer technology extensively in his own work as a director and teacher. Along those lines he established the Interactive Performance Laboratory at UGA, has directed a series of productions incorporating real-time interactive digital media, and has created interactive sculptural installations that have been exhibited nationally. He has published numerous articles in scholarly journals and books, and is coeditor (with David Krasner) of the book Staging Philosophy: Intersections between Theatre, Performance and Philosophy.
Mark Callahan
Artistic Director, ICE
Instructor, Lamar Dodd School of Art
Mark Callahan is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the Rhode Island School of Design, where he was a member of the European Honors Program in Rome, Italy. His work has evolved from a traditional printmaking background to experimental multimedia projects. He was commissioned to create a site-specific work for Video Culture: Three Decades of Video Art, a collaboration that joined the forces of eleven institutions in the metro Detroit area to examine video art and its impact on contemporary culture. His work has also been used in concert by R.E.M. as a large-scale video projection. He is the executive producer of AUX, an event and publication series devoted to experimental art in all forms. Internet Soul Portraits (I.S.P.), a gallery of images created for the Web, is now part of the Rhizome Artbase at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York. Recent group exhibitions include Memery: Imitation, Memory, and Internet Culture at MASS MoCA and You All Fell for My Act at the Showroom for Moving and Media Art in the Netherlands, and Game Change: Videogames as Art Medium and Inspiration at the Telfair Museum in Savannah, Georgia.


text:
I was just thinking about marriage because my brother got married recently and my sister just got engaged. What kind of wedding would you like?
I would like a traditional one with the state dude/priest whatever leading the whole ceremony. However, my wedding will have a twist.
I want it to be a costume party wedding. Like everyone has to dress up. No suits tuxes/dresses etc. I would be wearing a king costume with a crown, my bride-to-be would be wearing a queen costume. Instead of champagne I would be serving mead and beer in horn cups. I would have a huge roasted boar. I'd also be playing more modern music instead of the traditional wedding-esque crap.
What do you think?
Most Helpful Girl
hmm I wanna wear a japanese wedding kimono and in a place like this link

subset: commoncrawl


text:
You are hereCraftastic Saturday
Craftastic Saturday
06/26/2010 11:00
Event Type:
Come bring your craft project or join us to work on Geek-inspired Jewelry. We have lots of supplies and fun stuff to play around with. We will be crafting all day in the Lounge room at THS. from 11am-4pm Craft Day is free to members 1000 yen for drop ins/ guests come use our space, our tools, sewing machine and others to have a cozy craft day. Please spread the word to other interested craftastic-people in Tokyo. we will be there all day working on various projects= come and join in. Questions? email lauren dot shannon at gmail.com Please login or register to sign up for this Event.


text:
ED Magedson – Founder
Ripoff Report
ProFlowers / EasySaver Rewards ProgramInternet United States of America
Does your business have a bad reputation?
Fix it the right way.
Corporate Advocacy Program™
Set the record straight:
Arbitration Program
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 04/02/2010 05:23 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/proflowers-easysaver-rewards-program/internet/proflowers-easysaver-rewards-program-bought-flowers-got-scammed-for-1495-a-month-fo-588997. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content
Click Here to read other Ripoff Reports on ProFlowers / EasySaver Rewards Program
If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:Search Tips
In order to assure the best results in your search:
#1 Consumer Comment
SUBMITTED: Friday, April 02, 2010POSTED: Friday, April 02, 2010
I too was a victim of Proflowers. I also noticed this charge on my bill. After further investigation I found it had been on there for over 18 months. I got on the internet and did a search on the company and got a number and called them directly. The final result was they gave me a refund for the entire 18 months. Just keep trying.
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
Advertisers above have met our
strict standards for business conduct.


text:
Haven't joined yet? Join MYX |
John Phillip Bughaw is a young dancing star in the walls of his house, yet everyone loves him, which is evident in this video that has gone viral on Facebook, where he's shown dancing to Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass"!
With the video posted by Facebook user Danica Doma which is garnering over a whopping 7.6 million views, it seems like the Meghan Trainor body song anthem is hitting the hearts of young kids alike!
Check it out below!
Trainor's bubblegum, doo-wop, pop song really makes one embrace one's self-acceptance! And this little boy is just one fine example!
What can you say about the cute boy's "All About That Bass" dance cover? Feel free to leave us a comment below.


text:
Last Wave in Gallipoli-2015 Epic Cruise Draw
Gallipoli-2015 Win It & Wing It Giveaway ends on 10 May 2013. Travel prizes valued at $18,000 are up for grabs to all confirmed Epic Cruise passengers.
Gallipoli-2015 launched its Epic Cruise prize draw in February. Win It & Wing It has been showcased at Holiday & Travel Expos in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The giveaway is open to all passengers who confirm an Epic Cruise booking by 10 May 2013.
$18,000 worth of travel prizes will be drawn, including:
- $7,000 return Business Class airfare to Istanbul
- $6,000 10 day boutique tour in Turkey for two
- $5,000 cruise extension tour for two in Greece
Multiple berth bookings, including couples families and groups attract one contest entry for each confirmed berth.
Passengers who confirmed an Epic Cruise booking prior to the Win It & Wing It launch have been automatically entered in the prize draw.
Each entry will be entered in every prize draw.
Winners may customise their prize as follows:
- $7,000 return Business Class airfare to Istanbul
- ex Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth or exchange for two economy class tickets
- $6,000 10 day boutique tour in Turkey for two
- choose a pre or post cruise tour from the selection offered by Fairy Chimneys Travel
- $5,000 cruise extension tour for two in Greece
- select a pre or post cruise tour from the choice including Greek Islands and Athens
Gallipoli-2015 is the only Anzac Centenary cruise endorsed by the Australian Geographic Society.
File Library
Contact Profile
The Gallipoli-2015 Epic Cruise has been three years in development. It promises to be an exceptional once-in-a-lifetime experience, mostly because the tour is about more than one moment.
This extraordinary cruise offers a glimpse into history unlike any other Gallipoli-2015 tour. From the moment passengers embark in Istanbul, a custom-designed itinerary unfolds, featuring unique all-inclusive activities daily activities, including:
- Dedication and tribute at Australian AE2 submarine site
- Insightful tutorials by cultural, military and history experts
- Lemnos island visit, where both Dionysus and ANZACs fled
- Battlefield excursions exploring all sides of the conflict
- Canakkale cultural celebration on national Children's Day
- 1915 voyage re-enactment from Lemnos to Anzac Cove
Gallipoli-2015 has attracted recognised Australian and Turkish authors, historians and battlefield experts because the essence of the experience is about:
- Promoting understanding and friendships;
- Growing perspectives from all sides;
- Respecting the dignity of the occasion.
Dr V John Basarin
W: www.gallipoli-2015.com.au
Marcus FalayP: 1300 766 595
W: www.fairychimneys.com.au


text:
Call our experts: 888.808.FINE
Shop Personalized StationeryCarlson Craft Wedding Invitations Customize any Address Stamp to match your style!
Select a quantity and printing method. Changes are easily made later.
This stylish white, 50 sheet note pad features an illustration of a woman in a purple dress walking her dog. Add your personalized text to complete the look.


text:
This is some footage of www.6x6world.com 's semi-annual six wheeler ride at Busco Beach ATV park in Goldsboro, NC from the weekend of April 15-17, 2011. With strong storms rolling through the area that produced sizable tornadoes, several members had to cancel their plans to attend the event, but even so, there were around 50 6x6 World members and over 30 six and eight wheel amphibious ATVs that made it. The footage in this video shows several different ATVs manufactured by Argo, Max, Attex and Hustler. It's interesting to watch the different models and how they excel in certain situations compared to each other. Busco Beach offers many different types of terrain to ride in from sand to mud but we typically find most of our trail rides end up in the muddier trails on the outskirts of the river that surrounds the park. That is where the majority of this video was shot.
argo, argos, max, hustler, attex, 6x6, 8x8, six, wheelers, eight, amphibious, atv, aatv, atvs, mud, busco, beach, off, road, offroad, utv, rtv, side, by, 4x4, quad, float


text:
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Review by DarthMuffin
"An amazing game that suffers from a few gameplay problems"
The Elder Scrolls games are renowned for giving the player a huge world to freely explore, a lot of character customization and the ability to create custom content to further improve (or fix) the game. Oblivion manages to stay true to the spirit of the series, and is a definite improvement over the previous instalment, Morrowind. However, it does suffer from a few small problems that siphon some of the fun out of the game.
Gameplay 8
The first thing that you need to do, like in any role-playing game, is to create your character. Since Morrowind, Elder Scrolls games follow the tendency of integrating the character creation process into the game itself. Oblivion pushes it to another level by giving the player a glimpse of the different playing styles before he or she has to make a definitive choice. This is a nice improvement over Morrowind; by going through this small prelude, the player will learn a lot about all the features and will thus be able to make the choices that suit his or her playing style the best.
Character creation also allows for a lot of customization. First off, a lot of emphasis is put on the facial appearance of the characters: the customization is even better than in The Sims 2, which is no small feat. Once again, you can pick a premade class or create your own, this time from a choice of seven major skills. Birthsigns are back, and give your character special abilities or bonuses. Overall, the character creation is probably one of the best ever made for a role-playing game.
Elder Scrolls games differ from traditional RPGs concerning character development. You do not gain any experience points from completing quests or killing enemies. Instead, your character will gain levels from raising his or her major skills. Skills are obviously raised by using them. This unique system spawned a problem in Morrowind: players could simply pay trainers that raise skills in order to become extremely powerful early on. Oblivion corrected this problem by limiting the number of skills raised through training to five per level (you need to raise ten skills to level up). Once again, it really feels like the designers wanted to polish what they had done in Morrowind.
Oblivion takes place in the Imperial province Cyrodiil, which is in the dead center of Tamriel. By looking at the official maps, it is obvious that Cyrodiil is larger than Vvardenfell, the island where Morrowind took place (at least twice as big). However, in the game, Cyrodiil is noticeably smaller. Add to this the fact that your character can fast travel (read: click and be there) to any location he has explored (the eight major cities count as being already explored). Therefore, the game world feels a lot smaller than it was in Morrowind. While there are still many places to explore, I was a bit disappointed by this.
Since the game is called Oblivion (the hell of Tamriel), you can expect some of the action to take place there. When I first heard about that, I thought that Oblivion would be another complete world to explore. That's not the case. The main quest will have you close a series of Gates to Oblivion (which bare a strange resemblance to the gate at the end of Diablo II's Act III) which are essentially individual dungeons. You cannot, for example, enter Oblivion through gate A, explore the plane, and then exit via gate B. Morrowind had you explore Dwemer ruins. It's the same thing here, except that the ruins are replaced by towers in Oblivion and Elven ruins in Cyrodiil itself.
Arguably one of the biggest change since Morrowind is that the enemies now increase in level as you do. This is, hands down, the biggest mistake the developers could do. While the basic concept is good (you will never fight incredibly weak enemies, so the game remains challenging), it utterly destroys some aspects of the gameplay. First, it makes leveling a bit counter productive. You will never feel more powerful than the creatures you fight (this also include the wolves you will occasionally run into). The basic concept of leveling up is to become more powerful; that's simply not the case in Oblivion. Most of the time, you won't feel a difference until your attack spells become ineffective, and you are forced to buy new ones.
Also, it makes the guild quests (the main way of getting quests is to advance through one of the guilds) completely unrealistic. Since the enemies level as you do, a level 1 character could technically complete every quest (apart from the Deadric quests, which require the very low level 10). Therefore, the designers took out the required skill levels to advance in a guild (and thus get more quests). The result? I was level six when I completed the Mages Guild quests. I was then arch-mage (read: leader of the Mages Guild in all of Tamriel) and I was a mere sixth level fireball-thrower. Since there is no level requirement, that also means that you can just sit there for a few hours and complete all the quests of a guild. This really reduces the length of the game (Morrowind obliged you to explore on your own since you needed to level in order to progress). And of course, no skill requirements also mean that any kind of fighter with no magic skills can become arch-mage at level 1.
Like I said, guilds are the easiest way to get quests. Apart from the main quest and the guilds, you only get quests by speaking to random people. Oblivion gives you four guilds: Fighters, Mages, Thieves and Dark Brotherhood (i.e. Assassins). While the main quest has you join, once again, the Blades (who are now the Emperor's Bodyguards instead of spies), you will never advance in this faction. This is also a step back from Morrowind, which gave you the four basic guilds, the Imperial Legion, the Imperial Cult and a choice of one of the three great houses and one of the three vampire factions.
Each of the three main character style, combat, magic and stealth, have been reworked. Combat skills now allow you to perform advanced attacks when the skill is high enough. For example, when you reach a certain level in blade, you can perform an attack that has a chance of disarming the enemy. You now also manually control the block skill, which is much better. Also, the designers finally gave us magicka (mana) regeneration, which makes playing as a magic-focused character much more fun. Stealth characters also get a few extra brownies, notably the ability to do the famous backstab sneak attacks common to Dungeons and Dragons games.
Besides all these improvements, it still feels like combat-oriented classes are favoured. While it is not as flagrant as in Morrowind (which severely limited mages and thieves alike), you still get the feeling that the designers expect you to take up sword and shield and use magic or stealth skills as secondary skills. However, it does remain an important improvement since Morrowind, and that must be taken into consideration.
Finally, Oblivion also gives the player the chance to buy houses and horses. Houses are basically a place where you can store your items and sleep (sleep, which is needed for levelling, is now limited to beds only; so it's actually useful to have a place where you can always go for free). Horses are a big disappointed. Basically, it only lets you travel faster. And the overall control remains really superficial. I simply cannot understand why they did not improve this; Zelda 64 was released eight (8!!) years ago and horse riding was better in that game. Oh, and you cannot attack or do anything else than move on a horse.
Video 10
The graphics are simply stunning. Everything looks real and life-like, from the characters to the cities to the nature.
The only annoyance is that the terrain that is far from you is treated with lower textures. This is necessary however, since giving everything high resolutions would require even higher system specifications. Some people have already fixed this with a mod anyway.
There is really nothing else to add here. The graphics in Oblivion are clearly the most impressive I have ever seen.
Audio 10
Music in Morrowind was quite good. In Oblivion, it is excellent. Composer Jeremy Soule (easily one of the best video game music composer) is back, and his music in Oblivion is miles ahead of his failure in Guild Wars.
A huge step forward from Morrowind is that dialogues now have a complete voice-over. Since Knights of Old Republic, games that did not offer voice-overs felt kind of dull. Oblivion feels extremely alive in that respect. Also, NPCs occasionally have conversations with each others. Walking in a street, you now hear something else than the music and your footsteps. Entering a room full of people is also quite interesting.
Of course the sound effects are still top notch. From a sword hitting a shield to a fireball exploding, everything is well done. Of special note is the sound arrows make when you fire them. Simply awesome.
Story 9
The story is pretty good, and it is developed more extensively than in Morrowind. Since it really starts out with a punch, I cannot really say more without spoiling it.
I chose to give it a 9 because it has a save the world feel (more so than in Morrowind), which has been used over and over again. I really think that newer RPGs should have more original storylines.
Replay Value 9
The replay value of Oblivion is clearly superior to some of the newer games on the market. It is obvious that one can spend a lot of time doing quests and exploring the world. Then, you can always create new, different characters and experience the adventure with a different point of view. At least each of the three specializations should enable you to create vastly different characters that vary greatly in their gameplay. The toolset also allows you to create modifications and add-ons for the game, and the Internet will most likely become a limitless pool of mods (Morrowind still has a dedicated community of mod-makers).
The only downside I can see is concerning the quests. Morrowind gave you three different great houses and vampire families to join. Each represented a specific specialization, and you could only join one of the three. This obviously increased the replay value by making sure that some quests were accessible only by certain classes. That's no longer the case in Oblivion. Also, since there are no longer any skills requirements, a fighter can do all of the Mages Guild quests. So if you go around the game and do every single quest with your first character, quests might become a bit boring after the third time or so.
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a great game. While it is a definite improvement over Morrowind, the game still has a few problems. As with Morrowind, it's most important features are open-endedness of the world, great character customization and the ability for players to create new content using the Construction Set.
In a way, I must say that I was disappointed a bit with the game. The thing is, there was so much marketing surrounding it that it made you think that Oblivion would let you live another life in a fantasy world. In that respect, Oblivion is a step (and a huge one) in the good direction. That being said, it is not as deep as you might be led to believe by looking at screenshots and videos.
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remains a great, enjoyable game for RPG and fantasy fans. Expansion packs and modifications from the community will hopefully correct its issues and make it into the superb game it can be.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 04/30/06, Updated 05/05/06
Got Your Own Opinion?
Submit a review and let your voice be heard.


text:
I'm so glad I decided to plant the sunflower seeds the same day as the tomato plants, because for days and days nothing happened. We opened the growing thingy each day to find nothing, except one random weed that popped it's head out. I was beginning to think the Heinz Grow Your Own tomato plants were a fail. I did find another bag of seeds though, so thought I'd try again.
The sun flower seeds sprouted and one of the two of them shot right up. It's pretty cool though. The other may or may not have had a fight with a pigeon. I've stuck it back in the ground, but I'm not sure it's grown at all since then. At least it hasn't died. That's progress, right?
It's been a bit of a rubbish week, weather wise, so I haven't really been out in the garden much, and left my 'failed' tomatoes where they were, and I'm glad I did. When I got back to them, there were four little plants smiling up at me. I'm not sure if Ameli was more excited, or me!
We've replanted the sunflower plants, and will be replanting the little tomatoes soon. In the meantime we've also planted some potatoes from the Grow Your Own potatoes scheme that was advertised earlier in the year – did you know there's a potato council? It's a little like the Ministry of Magic, eh? – but I took more than a month to open the box, by which time all the eyes had sprouted and now I'm not sure if they're actually going to grow or not. We'll see, I guess. I'm still really hopeful for something more than herbs from our garden this year!
Anyway, I have yet to plant the next bag of tomato seeds. They're a different variety, so hopefully between the two we'll have a good harvest, and once again I'm really hoping I didn't leave it too late!
For the last two years, I have had the worst luck with my garden. What pregnancy didn't take out of me, sickness and a newborn did, and then, to top it off it rained so much last year that even my mint died. Do you have any idea how hard it is to kill mint? Well, it drowned. And got moldy.
Of course, this year, what with being in Australia and all, I came a bit late to the planting season, so I had to get a bit of help from the garden centre, but overall, it's gone okay. This is the 'before' photo of the garden. To be honest it's not all done yet, so there's no after photo just yet, and the before photo was taken after mowing the lawn and hacking away the foliage, but oh well.
As well as planting an envelope of tomatoes from seed – thank you very much Heinz for sending us a gorgeous wheelbarrow and gardening equipment for Ameli, as well as a bag of seeds – we also planted some sun flowers as I figure they'll grow quickly and maintain the girls' interest. Interestingly, both of them really enjoyed digging about in the ground.
And including their little friends in the process.
As I said, since we're quite late in the season already, we got some help from the local garden centre and bought a few ready to plant out courgettes, marrows, shallots, kale and a few different herbs.
Well… I'll let you know how it goes. It's been fun, but I really do hope we get to eat from our garden this year!
P.S. If we happen to get tomatoes off this plant, Heinz have promised us a hamper of goodies, so here's hoping we get a double bonus for our efforts! I think Heinz are still giving out grow your own tomato kits, so head over to their Facebook page for some to grow yourself.
There are many things about life and living in the UK that it seems, even after eight years, that I will just never get on board with. There are things that make me realise painfully, that this is not home. (Home isn't home any more either, but at least it's familiar.) But there is something I have in the UK that I do not have in South Africa, and that is an immense freedom. Â I realised that again today as Ameli and I walked along a canal and we took in and loved our environment.
If money was no object for me, I would spend January, February, March and April in South Africa, and May, June and November and December each year in England, because Spring is the most beautiful in England, and Autumn is hard to compare to anywhere else I've been.
Today I remembered my love for Autumn in England and for the freedom to be without fear …
…. before heading home for a two-hour nap.
These are the great moments. The ones I don't want to take for granted.


text:
We booked a 5 day safari for Masai Mara and Lake Nakuru through Heritage of African Jungles. We did a shared safari, staying at a tented camp. Naomi from Heritage of African Jungles did help us a lot with the planning of our trip before and also when we already were in Kenya (e.g. showing us around in Nairobi as well). The safari itself was just amazing - we saw all the big five from so close. Really an experience of a lifetime.
We did not only book the safari through, but she also arranged hotel bookings for Stone Town and Arusha for us and booked a shuttle transfer for Nairobi - Arusha.
Everything went exactly how we wanted it to be. Just perfect.
What ever you plan, you can rely on Naomi to help. She really did a great job there. Would always come again!
Own or manage this property? Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.


text:
Past Presidents
We are fortunate to have three living past presidents of the House of Deputies.
Bonnie Anderson served as president of the House of Deputies from 2006-2012.
Anderson is known in the Episcopal Church as a champion for the ministry of the laity, an advocate for marginalized people, a preacher who speaks to the people in the pew, and a skilled community organizer. She presided over the 800+ members of the House of Deputies as a fair-minded, skilled parliamentarian, grounded in love for Christ Jesus.
The Very Rev. George L. W. Werner served for six years as the 31st president of the House of Deputies. He was elected at General Convention in 2000 in Denver and re-elected in 2003 in Minneapolis. From 1994 to 2000, he served as vice-president under President Dr. Pamela Chinnis. He served eight terms as a deputy and as deputation chair from the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
According to a 2006 story by Episcopal News Service, Werner "was especially proud of bringing more young people into the workings of General Convention."
The Very Rev. David B. Collins, dean emeritus of the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta, served as president of the House of Deputies from 1985-1991. He served as vice president of the House from 1979 until his election as president.
According to an Episcopal News Service story on the occasion of his election, "Collins played a highly visible and much-applauded role in the tumultuous 1976 convention, when the committee he chaired handled the issue of women's ordination. He has served on the Presiding Bishop's Advisory Committee on Evangelism and Renewal, the Church Deployment Board and the Church Pension Fund Board of Trustees."
Collins was a graduate of the University of the South. He has served parishes in Arkansas and was chaplain at his alma mater from 1953-1966. He was dean of St. Philip's from 1966-1984. He died on December 29, 2016 at the age of 94.


text:
Most Helpful Guy
I think you just eventually learn to not care what others think aha00|00|0
Most Helpful Girl
First, you got to feel comfortable of who you are. Make a list of 50 reasons of why you are amazing. Examples would be I am amazing because I volunteer at animal shelters, I lend a hand in my family whenever needed, etc.
Second, go change up your look. Get a hair cut. So, if you have long hair, perhaps dye your hair or even cut it short.
Lastly, everyday infront of a mirror, you have to recite the 50 reasons and tell yourself you are beautiful. When saying it outloud, you have to actually BELIEVE what you are saying. Don't just passively say it. BELIEVE IT.
I know it will feel odd at first, but trust me, you will see your self confidence rise in no time.
Do it for two weeks, and you will see the change in no time. Do it for a month, and you will have a new you. :) Tell me how it goes.11|00|0


text:
Fix Cydia Substrate on your iOS 10 jailbreak running iPhone or iPad device. Cydia Substrate is one of the core tweaks that you must have on your device after jailbreaking it. Unfortunately, Cydia Substrate for iOS 10 wasn't ready to welcome Yalu iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak release. We have the unofficial Cydia Substrate fix for iOS 10 users. You can install it to enable Cydia Substrate on iOS 10 jailbreak.
Yalu iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak released earlier today with limited support for iPhone 7, iPhone 6s and iPad Pro device. We have already covered the dramatic release of the jailbreak. Moreover, thousands of people have already jailbreak iOS 10 on their devices. If you are yet to jailbreak iOS 10, you can follow our how to iOS 10 jailbreak guide here.
Since iOS 10.1.1 Yalu Jailbreak is a pre-mature jailbreak in nature, we have already warned users about the outcome and now here we are fixing things one by one. Yalu iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak is a semi-tethered jailbreak, it means you have to run the jailbreak exploit every time you reboot your device. Furthermore, the Yalu iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak comes with lot of questions and quests for other jailbreak developers. We are not digging into the history of jailbreak here.
How to Fix Cydia Substrate on iOS 10 – iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak:
Here's a step by step guide on how to fix Cydia Substrate on iOS 10 – iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak on handful of compatible iPhone / iPad devices. If you are lucky enough to have Cydia installed on iOS 10 running device, then you can quickly follow the mentioned below guide.
Note: It is an unofficial fix from Ijapija00 and it can cause issues for your device. It can even brick your device or force you to re-install your iOS firmware. We are not recommending to install it if you are not an advanced iOS user. Saurik must be working on fixing Cydia Substrate for iOS 10 users, and soon the official update will go available.
In the meantime, you can continue with it if you want to. In worst case scenario, it can leave you nowhere but to forget about the jailbreak you just got. Yalu iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak is currently in beta, and Apple has fixed the jailbreak exploit in iOS 10.2 firmware update.
Fix Cydia Substrate on iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak:
Here are the simple steps that you need to follow to fix Cydia Substrate on your iOS 10 – 10.1.1 jailbreak running device:
Step 1: Jailbreak iOS 10 using Yalu + Mach_Portal on device
Step 2: Load Cydia, and let it load all the sources. Once done, we need to add a new private source for Cydia Substrate (iOS 10 Fix).
Step 3: Add the following source in your Cydia: http://18.104.22.168/~ijapija00/cydia
Step 4: Now you need to refresh the Cydia Sources to enable Cydia get the tweaks from new repository.
Step 5: Once done, now you need to search for "Substrate Fix (iOS 10)".
Step 6: Install the Substrate Fix (iOS 10) , once the installation completes it will ask you to reboot or at least respring the device to make sure Substrate enables on your iOS 10 jailbroken device.
Step 7: That's it.
The current stage of Yalu iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak is very premature. Everyone is working to make their jailbreak tweaks and tools compatible with the new jailbreak tool. You need to follow these lengthy guides to get basic stuff on your device.
We would suggest you to hold your horses till the official fixes start coming. Saurik is working on variety of tweaks to make them compatible with new iOS 10.1.1 Jailbreak.


text:
This gripping musical play takes us back three centuries to the times of the Baal Shem Tov, when the Jews of Eastern Europe were faced with physical and spiritual hardship. Our story follows orphaned sister and brother, Devorah Leah and Boruch, as they discover the mystical world of Chassidus and find their intended life partners. Meet the heroes and simple cobblers, the princes and dreamers, the giants of spirit that spawned this revolutionary movement.
Brought to you by the creators of A Light for Greytowers, The Heart that Sings, and Operation: Candlelight, this captivating stage production will entertain, warm the heart, stir the spirit, and inspire the soul.
Running Time: 1 Hour 59 minutes
Collections: Kol Neshama (Garbose), New DVD's, Video Rentals, Videos, Women & Girls Video Rentals
Type: Video
With the one and only most amazing Chaya Solika Garbose in it, it makes the performance sooo tops!!!!!!
I saw the name Robin Garbose and that's why I hired it.... It was very miss leading!!!
I saw the name Robin Garbose and that's why I hired it.... It was very miss leading!!!
I am happy to say this video has a lot of Toichen .It is better for older grades , because there is serious message in finding your way in avoidas Ha-shem. I think, this DVD is better for kids who like to think and analyze , not just get entertained .
definitely unlike anything out there, a different aspect, a new view, quiet amazing and a refreshing change, pointing the spotlight in a different yet interesting direction.


text:
720p 480p 240p
A guy approached to a lovely Colombian girl in the street and offered her to earn some money. They went to an apartment and made a deal there. Jesica had to fuck the guy to get cash. She was a little bit nervous in the beginning, but relaxed as soon as she started sucking his cock. Then that brunette Latina mounted the dick and started riding it cowgirl and reverse cowgirl styles like a hoe. Dude loved banging that amateur chick in missionary position because her large tits were bouncing beautifully. He also smashed her doggystyle and gave her a massive facial.More...
- Added: 8 months ago by Admin
- Duration: 10:00
- Viewed: 32,169


text:
This is a graph that shows the distribution of returns from 1825 to 2008 for the US stock market. Note that different indices were used (and index data collection methodologies) depending on the time period. It's not 100% perfect, but is pretty close for the purposes intended: to show just how much of an outlier 2008 was. This was originally posted towards the end of November 2008 (hence the red block indicating YTD 2008). Click the picture to enlarge.
Source: Value Square Asset Management, Yale University as found on Ritholz.com/blog
Hi Preet.
With 2008 being such an outlier, what's that suggest for 2009?
@Mark Wolfinger: Hopefully it suggests that strong positive years are soon in the cards, although I don't know if that will be 2009 necessarily.
[…] at Where Does All My Money Go posts a very interesting graph showing the Distribution of Stock Market return from 1825 to today. A descriptive graphical help, with the disappointing point that this year is starting at the far […]
[…] Preet posted an interesting chart of long-term stock returns that shows how much of an outlier 2008 was. […]
[…] more than it goes down (historically the market goes up 70% of the time and down 30% of the time – if the US market is a proxy). If corrections are severe it could be even better. If markets went down more often than up, then […]


text: Continuous improvement is the only business strategy that can provide you with a clear competitive edge and keep you ahead of the fierce competition.We understand the dynamics of competition in today's fast changing world. We understand the growth need of every business irrespective of the size. We offer a variety of carefully drafted tailor made Banking products to help your business get that edge in this competitive environment.


text:
By Tony Hughes
Theo Walcott and Nacho Monreal are likely to miss Saturday's Premier League game against Sunderland, according to a reliable journalist.
Ben Dinnery is an injury data analyst for ESPN and contributes to Sky Sports, and he revealed on his personal Twitter account that the two players are set to miss the Premier League clash.
If they do miss the game, they should be back for the Champions League game on Tuesday or the Premier League clash with Tottenham on Sunday.
Just been told that Walcott [tight hamstring] and Monreal [thigh] "are likely to miss tomorrow, but both should be back Tues, or Sun." #AFC
— Ben Dinnery (@BenDinnery) October 28, 2016
The two players would be a huge loss for Arsenal, on the back of striker Lucas Perez being ruled out until December following Tuesday's EFL Cup tie with Reading.
Walcott has been in the form of his life this season, with five goals in nine Premier League games and three goals in two Champions League matches.
Nacho Monreal has started all nine of Arsenal's Premier league matches this season, in a campaign that has only seen them concede nine goals.
Arsenal haven't lost since the opening game of the season against Liverpool, and are currently behind Manchester City at the top of the table on goal difference.
Arsenal face Sunderland in the Premier League on Saturday, followed by Ludogorets in the Champions League on Tuesday before they host rivals Tottenham in the Premier League the following Sunday.
In other Arsenal team news, Piers Morgan has this hilarious response on Twitter to Donald Trump taking over at Arsenal.


text:
Know the warning signs of a stroke by remembering to spot a stroke F.A.S.T.:
F = Face
Ask the person to smile. Does one side of the face droop?
A = Arm
Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward?
S = Speech
Ask the person to repeat a simple phrase. Does the speech sound slurred?
T = Time
If you observe any of these signs, it's time to call 9-1-1and ask to be transported to the nearest stroke hospital.
It's important to remember the risk factors and warning signs for a stroke. Make sure you and your loved ones become educated. It could help you to save a life.


text:
When did you first start wearing it, was it your own choice or were you influenced ? and why did you start wearing it ?
Most Helpful Girl
I startec wearing the hijab at the age of 10. It was partially my choice but I was also influenced by other girls in my area. They seemed so happy wearing whatever they wanted without being judged by others. But they also seemed strong because they faced the daily side comments like "A mini skirt will suit you better" without breaking down because they always looked on the birhgt side. I started wearing it because I didn't really feel "Complete" in some way. When I started wearing it, I felt like a whole new person =]11|00|0
thats true, I feel more confident and stronger with it on actually :)
That's good because some people wouldn't expect that because they think were opressed with it and other nonsense..


text:
The reason why I ask this is because I switched majors because I was originally going for a computer science major but decided I didn't like the idea of becoming a software engineer. So I switched to Physical Therapy and I still have 1 more year after this one before I can apply for PT school. I'm currently 23 years old soon to be 24 in January and I'll be 25 by next spring (2017). Which means I'll be 28 or 29 by 2020.
I'm asking this because you don't hear too much about male fertility like you do females and I was wondering if I were say 30 years old if that would cause problems in the future as far as having kids.
Look forward to hearing from you all soon
Most Helpful Girl
Entirely depends upon you. 29 is probably on the younger side, these days. Most couples wait until they're in their early-mid thirties before having children.
As for the fertility thing, men are more or less fertile until the day they die. It does slow down considerably as they age, but you can theoretically father children until your 70s. Whether said children will be very healthy is another issue entirely.00|00|0
Most Helpful Guy
You don't hear about it because we keep our fertility almost into our 50s on average. Why are you picking 29 if you're 23? You just kind of skipped to 2020 for no reason. You could do it before then if you wanted. You could do it in 2030 if you wanted with ease.00|00|0


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our simple sign up form and login to the site.
This step is up to you but will drastically boost your chances of getting interest from other Christian members on the site. Type a little about yourself, your interests and upload some good photos of yourself.
Utilise our website's cutting-edge search to locate members who satisfy your requirements. Or just browse through listings of Christian singles and locate members that seem interesting.
Discovered someone who could be interesting? Drop them a line or just a wink and see if they're interested. With a little luck you'll be on your way to an amazing adventure.
You won't regret it


text:
Question: Look up businesses for sale in an industry of your
Look up businesses for sale in an industry of your choice (or the industry assigned you by your professor), at a site such as www.bizbuysell.com. What kind of information does the website provide you? List three additional pieces of information you would most want to get. Can you think of other online or print resources you could use to find out this information, such as online business databases your library has? Try and find at least one of these key pieces of information using these other resources.
View Solution:
View Solution:
Answer to relevant QuestionsWhat kind of reward might be the one most often mentioned by independent entrepreneurs? Corporate entrepreneurs? Social entrepreneurs? Look at the local newspaper's online website, or the bizjournals.com website for the paper in your region. Use the terms "entrepreneur" and "small business owner" to find articles talking about local entrepreneurs. ...Which entrepreneurial competencies to you possess? Be ready to provide examples and explain why you made this choice. You can use the result of Skill Module 2.2 to aid you in this. What are the three general forms of legitimacy? Give two examples of ways to build legitimacy in each general form. One of the most common ways to evaluate firm success is by profitability. Use a financial database such as the Risk Management Association's Annual Statement Studies to find out target profitability levels for your ...
Post your question


text:
Product description
"2200 + coidrotin Glucosamine + MSM 30 pm 270 grain ', is a health food with Glucosamine and Chondroitin to balanced and blended. Please help for daily health.
Suggested usage
As a dietary supplement 1 day 9 grain about approaching, in cold or lukewarm water served.
Please note that
-With confidence because this product has by natural spots but quality is fine, enjoy.
● keep out of children's reach.
-If you fit physical condition or predisposition temporary use cancel.
How to save
Store in cool place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Customer Service Office
And Glucosamine
One of the materials of proteoglucan cartilage and Glucosamine, is a kind of sugar and amino sugar combined with amino acids. As polysaccharide chitin forming the outer shell of crustaceans such as crab and shrimp in the natural world exist.
And Chondroitin
Chondroitin is a kind of mucopolysaccharides. Heated gel initialize nature, also a fellow of the dietary fiber. Organized connective tissue with collagen. It is ingredients tend to lack in our daily lives.
|Raw materials
Glucosamine hydrochloride (derived from crab and shrimp), MSM (methylsulfonylmethane), shark cartilage extract (chondroitin 90% content), Crista Galli extract, chicken cartilage extracts (type II collagen content), vitamin P, dextrin and sucrose fatty acid ester
Nutrition facts
(9 grains per 3.78 g)
Energy 14.5 kcal, protein 1.01 g, fat 0.0 g, carbohydrates 2.61 g, sodium 18.1 mg
Main raw materials
(In 9 grain 3.78 g)
2205 mg of Glucosamine hydrochloride, 1000 mg MSM, shark cartilage extract (240 mg chondroitin) 267 mg
|JP Post EMS
|Your order will be shipped to you via Japan Post EMS. Japan Post is a speedy delivery service that delivers to more than 120 countries. With an effective tracking system and insurance program, EMS is able to offer a secure delivery worldwide. You can track your package with the tracking code provided and it will be delivered within a week. See estimated shipping fee
[Return and Cancellation Policy]
There is a policy of a no refund, no exchange and cancellation for international shipping services. Please check your items, their size and colors if they are OK before purchasing.
[About shipping trouble and accident insurance]
If international shipping is damaged or partly missing during delivery,
the actual damage cost will be compensate within the limits of following guidance.
● Shipping method [EMS]: usually maximum of \20,000 is paid for the actual loss
● Shipping method [Air mail / SAL / surface] : Not Insurance
When EMS use, no charge up to the article value equivalent to 20,000yen.
Then premium (additional charge) of 50yen will be added per 20,000yen.
If you order more than 20,000yen (exclude shipping cost),
you have undertaken the procedure to enter additional charge for covers all fees.
To unsubscribe from covers all fees, please reply to our shop
with "not joining the insurance system" as main body of e-mail.
An early indication of your disposition to this matter would be very much appreciated.
[When your item is broken]
when the item is damaged and delivered to the receiver,
the latter has to preserve the postal item in the current condition and make a statement
regarding the missing part of the package or damaged item in the local Post Office.
Please follow the procedure below.
1. Hold on to broken items, package and shipping materials. They will be necessary when we apply compensation.
2. Visit the nearest post office with broken items, package, shipping materials and shipment invoice.
3. File a damage report at post office.
4. After the damage report is made, please send an email to our shop.
5. Later, we will shipping you new items.
Start Date:01/08/2017 00:00 JST
End Date:31/10/2017 23:59 JST
This product cannot be shipped to United States from the store.
Please contact the store for further information.


text:
Global SCADA Market in Process Industries 2016-2020
Global SCADA Market in Process Industries 2016-2020
WiseGuyReports.com adds "Global SCADA Market in Process Industries 2016-2020" to its research database.
About SCADA Market in Process Industries
SCADA connects multiple systems to one centralized operation, and enables control from a remote location. The technology is mainly used for data acquisition, communications, control, and infrastructure management in an industrial set-up.
Municipal bodies worldwide are adopting SCADA systems for efficient supply and distribution of water and recycling wastewater in urbanized areas. Vendors are shifting to cloud-based SCADA to overcome issues related to the hardware layer of IT infrastructure and maintenance, resulting in reduced end-user costs and greater flexibility. However, the implementation of SCADA and the costs incurred in switching vendors are high. This makes the existing end-users stay with the same provider and the new users cautious before implementing the system.
Technavio's analysts forecast the global SCADA market in process industries to grow at a CAGR of 5.08% during the period 2016-2020.
Covered in this report
The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global SCADA market in process industries for 2016-2020. To calculate the market size, the report considers the revenue generated from the sale of SCADA solutions and services.
Complete report details @ https://www.wiseguyreports.com/reports/global-scada-market-in-process-industries-2016-2020
The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:
• Americas
Technavio's report, Global SCADA Market in Process Industries 2016-2020, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors
• Emerson Electric
• Schneider Electric
• Siemens
Other prominent vendors
• Honeywell
• Mitsubishi
• Omron
• Rockwell Automation
• Yokogawa Electric
Order a Purchase Report Copy @ https://www.wiseguyreports.com/checkout?currency=one_user-USD&report_id=340113
Market driver
• Rise of smart grid technology
• For a full, detailed list, view our report
Market challenge
• Growing security concerns
• For a full, detailed list, view our report
Market trend
• Popularity of SCADA as a service
• For a full, detailed list, view our report
Key questions answered in this report
• What will the market size be in 2020 and what will the growth rate be?
• What are the key market trends?
• What is driving this market?
• What are the challenges to market growth?
• Who are the key vendors in this market space?
• What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the key vendors?
• What are the strengths and weaknesses of the key vendors?
You can request one free hour of our analyst's time when you purchase this market report. Details are provided within the report.
Check Discount on this report @ https://www.wiseguyreports.com/check_discount/global-scada-market-in-process-industries-2016-2020
Contact Profile
Wise Guy Reports is part of the Wise Guy Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and offers premium progressive statistical surveying, market research reports, analysis & forecast data for industries and governments around the globe.
Wise Guy Reports understand how essential statistical surveying information is for your organization or association. Therefore, we have associated with the top publishers and research firms all specialized in specific domains, ensuring you will receive the most reliable and up to date research data available. We also provide COTS (Commercial off the Shelf) business sector reports as custom exploration agreeing your particular needs.
Our Market Research Reports and Consulting Services
Wise Guy Reports features an exhaustive list of market research reports from hundreds of publishers worldwide. We boast a database spanning virtually every market category and an even more comprehensive collection of market research reports under these categories and sub-categories. The Wise Guy Reports team prides itself in being the chosen source for market research reports, report customizations services, and other ancillary services such as a Newsletter service and corporate service for large organizations.
Hundreds of large and small organizations across virtually every industry sector worldwide are currently reaping rich dividends from the sharp insights provided by market research reports sourced through Wise Guy Reports.
Gaining an insight into emerging trends, opportunities and potential threats is key to long-term sustenance in a competitive environment. The handpicked collection of market research reports on Wise Guy Reports is centred on this proven principle.
Norah Trent
W: www.wiseguyreports.com/


text:
Underground London Volume Lashes in style 008 offer a wispy finish once applied. These high quality, hand tied lashes come with completely FREE 1st Class UK delivery when you place your order here at FalseEyelashes.co.uk.
There are 12 great styles to choose from in the new Underground London range - there's a style to wear on any occasion. Underground London Lashes are the original London Lashes. Each box contains one pair of lashes along with adhesive. Be sure to place your order with us now!


text:
Remember Me
Forgot your password?
Premium Subscribers & members of my network may view my contact information.
I met Michael when he was running ThinkDirect in Christchurch, New Zealand. He knows direct marketing well and understands how it fits in with branding and advertising.
- Simon Young (2/3/08)
Peer Assessment:1
Social Influence:?
michael durie
© 2006-16 Viable Ventures, LLC. All rights reserved.


text:
|Page (1) of 1 - 06/05/12
|email article
|print page
Authorities ID dead shoplifting suspect in CAQuestions remain as authorities ID shoplifting suspect who died after fight outside CA Walmart
Page: 1
Related Keywords:Walmart Shoplifter Dead, Theft, Criminal investigations, Crime, General news, Law and order
Source:Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.. All Rights Reserved


text:
Business, Education, Health, Self-HelpFollow
Awarded 'Best of iTunes', EOFire is a 7-day a week Podcast where John Lee Dumas chats with todays most successful Entrepreneurs. Pat Flynn, Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss, Tony Robbins and Gary Vaynerchuk are just 5 of the over 1400 interviews to date. EOFire was created for YOU, the Entrepreneur, Side-Preneur, Solo-Preneur and Small Business Owner. If you're looking for ACTIONABLE advice during your daily commute, workout, or 'me' time, JLD brings the HEAT. Each episode details the journey of a successful Entrepreneur who shares their WORST Entrepreneurial moment and lessons learned, an AH-HA moment and how they turned that idea into success, and much more. Each episode ends with THE LIGHTNING ROUND where JLD extracts golden nuggets, Internet resources and action steps for you, FIRE NATION!
December 18th, 2014
Episode 823 of 1840 episodes
Mark feels like a pretender to the entrepreneurial title despite Co founding a design & digital agency serving some of the worlds biggest brands. A constant learner, he always attempts to move forward, his only fear being retirement. In 2012 he burnt out, reassessing strategies to maintain sanity resulting in more growth. Wantthe show notes? Just head over tohttp://EOFire.comand enter the Entrepreneur'sname in the search bar for all the links mentioned in todays show, as well as much more! MorePodcastsbyJohn Lee Dumas: Quotes On Fire: A daily Podcastwhere John shares a quote and a killer resource!http://eofire.co/qofire14 Free Podcast Course Podcast: A 20-episode Podcast whereJohn shares the step-by-step process of creating, growing, and monetzing a Podcast!http://eofire.co/fpc1414 Kate's Take: Kate shares her incredible blog posts in audio form, and so much more!http://eofire.co/katestake Freecourses andworkshops by John Free Podcast Course:http://eofire.co/fpc11 Free Podcast Workshop:http://eofire.co/fpw1414 Free WebinarWorkshop:http://eofire.co/fww1212 Below are two free resources to IGNITE your Entrepreneurial journey!http://www.FreePodcastCourse.com: A free 15-day course that will teach you how to create, grow, and monetize YOUR Podcast!http://www.TheWebinarCourse.com: A free 10-day course that will teach you how to create and present Webinars that convert!
You'll need to sign in to write a comment.
Welcome to the Brain Training Podcast, the daily audio workout for your head. In this podcast we have two games for you, each with three rounds which get progressively harder. To enjoy the full experience, relax, and avoid distractions whilst you listen.


text:
Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond delivered his first - and last - Spring Budget to the House of Commons, which included a freeze on fuel duty and a pledge to explore the appropriate tax treatment for diesel vehicles, but ignored the BVRLA's calls for a more environmentally effective approach to Company Car Tax and Vehicle Excise Duty.
The association has welcomed the Chancellor's decision to freeze fuel duty for the eighth year in succession, as well as the news that both the VED rates for hauliers and the HGV Road User Levy will remain frozen for another year. However, BVRLA Chief Executive Gerry Keaney said: "Mr Hammond's first and last Spring Budget was the perfect opportunity to create a fairer, simpler tax system that incentivises the uptake of ultra-low emission vehicles. We are now left with company car tax and VED regimes that do little to support the Government's green agenda or tackle the growing air quality crisis.
"At the moment, a 20% taxpayer choosing between a pure electric BMW i3 and a hybrid Mitsubishi Outlander – both of which have similar P11d values and sit in the same tax band – will pay the same company car tax over the next three years. The current regime provides no incentive to choose a pure electric vehicle until 2020. The BVRLA's call for the Government to bring the introduction of the new 2% rate forward from 2020 to 2017 would incentivise drivers to choose cleaner cars now."
On the subject of Vehicle Excise Duty, Keaney commented: "The Chancellor chose not to defer the introduction of new Vehicle Excise Duty rates which come into force next month. As a result, the car hire industry will see its first year VED bill rise by almost 400% in 2017. Firms will also be unable to claim back £1.67million every year in legitimate refunds. Car rental companies operate the newest fleet on UK roads, and the average rental car is just eight months old. The sector purchases around 324,000 cars each year, but this number is now likely to fall as our members lengthen their operating cycles in an attempt to reduce the cost impact of the new VED regime."
In HM Treasury's Budget document, it was announced that the Government will continue to explore 'the appropriate tax treatment for diesel vehicles', and will engage with stakeholders ahead of making any tax changes at Autumn Budget 2017. Commenting on this, Mr Keaney said: "Diesel vehicles remain a vital part of the fleet mix, as diesel engines are the most energy-efficient internal combustion engines. It is often the most appropriate powertrain for long distance journeys and non-urban freight transportation, and the latest Euro 6 diesel engines have made some major gains in reducing harmful NOX emissions. As one of the stakeholders engaged with HM Treasury, we look forward to working with policymakers to ensure they do not adversely impact the UK automotive sector."
Elsewhere, the Chancellor announced that the Government would provide an additional investment of £270m to fund new disruptive automotive technologies including batteries, artificial intelligence and robotics. This money comes from the £23 billion National Productivity Investment Fund, previously announced at the Autumn Statement in November 2016. The Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF) will support collaborations between business and the UK's science base, in a bid to transform the UK economy.
Citing the benefits that improved infrastructure will have on the UK's productivity, Mr Hammond also announced a £690 million competition for local authorities' transport projects, to improve congestion on roads and public transport. There was also a £220 million fund announced to improve congestion points on national roads, with £90 million going to the North and £23 million to the Midlands. More detail will be announced by the Department for Transport in due course.
Not only did the Government used the Budget to reaffirm its commitment to improving air quality, but it also confirmed that it would provide extra support to small businesses in England facing a significant increase in their Business Rates. The Chancellor confirmed that Corporation Tax will fall to 19% from April 2017, and to 17% in April 2020, and said that the Office for Budget Responsibility has revised up its forecasts for economic growth, predicting 2.0% growth in 2017/18.
The BVRLA has produced a full summary for members, which is available online.


text:
We're sorry. The information you have requested is temporarily unavailable.
This product has not yet been reviewed.
Putco Liquid Spiderweb Grille - 303118
Part Discontinued
This part has been discontinued by Putco . We apologize for the inconvenience.View all options for this product
Have a Question?
Have a Question? Ask a product expert! (800) 874-8888 Live Chat
Popular Searches
- putco billet grille
- t-rex hex grills
- tribegrills for trucks
- chrome chevy bowtie
- chevy bumper grills
- custom nissan truck grills
- ford ranger black mesh grill
- dodge ram american flag grill
- ford f-150 grill
- 2011 jeep wrangler grille
- custom car dashboard covers
- custom vehicle floor mats
- vehicle cargo mats


text:
- Description
The Arrow RL100 riveter is made of an all steel construction with comfortable vinyl grip. The spring-loaded handle allows for easy rivet loading and ejection, with the changeable nose piece taking a 1/8 diameter rivet in one hole, and 5/32 and 3/16 diameter in the other hole.
To change hole size simply loosen screw on nose piece plate, swing pivot plate around then re-tighten screw.
- Additional Information
Additional Information
Condition New SKU PTDGRPARRRL100 Brand Arrow Manufacturers Part Number ARL100S Retailer Barcode 0079055008002 Package Height (cm) 30.2 Package Width (cm) 10.3 Package Length (cm) 3.4 Bullet 1 All steel construction Bullet 2 Comfortable vinyl grip Bullet 3 Spring loaded handle Bullet 4 Easy rivet loading and ejection Bullet 5 Changeable nose piece Bullet 6 No
- Reviews


text: Rachel Weisz Shia LaBeouf Peter Stormare Keanu Reeves Djimon Hounsou Pruitt Taylor Vince Gavin Rossdale Tilda Swinton Pages in category "Constantine cast" The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total. B Max BakerC Larry CedarD Nicholas DownsG Francis GuinanH Djimon Hounsou L Shia LaBeoufM Matthew McGroryR Jesse Ramirez Keanu Reeves Gavin Rossdale S Peter Stormare Tilda SwintonV Pruitt Taylor VinceW Rachel WeiszZ Jose Zuniga Retrieved from "http://dcmovies.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Constantine_cast?oldid=10424" Ad blocker interference detected! Wikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising. We have a modified experience for viewers using ad blockers Wikia is not accessible if you've made further modifications. Remove the custom ad blocker rule(s) and the page will load as expected. Categories: Constantine Add category Cancel Save


text:
60 Station Road, Law, Carluke, ML8 5LW
***new reduced price*** superb development opportunity. serviced level residential development site within the heart of law village. site presently overgrown and contains semi derelict…
Compare strategies & return
Free Instant Valuation
Find out if you are charging enough rent or what your property would be worth if you were to sell now


text:
Mr. Gasket Ultra Seal Exhaust Gasket Set 7559 w/3 Valve Head
Graphite-Impregnated Facing Steel Expanded Metal Core Superior Tensile Strength Resists Cracking Withstands Intense Heat Resists Deteriorating Anti-Stick Properties Easy Removal For DisassemblyApplications include: Crown Victoria, E-150, E-150 Econoline, E-250, E-250 Econoline, Explorer, Explorer Sport Trac, F-150 Pickup, Grand Marquis, Mountaineer, Town Car, Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, 2007, 2006, 2005 Pit Stop USAoffers Mr. Gasket Ultra Seal Exhaust Gasket Set 7559 at low everyday prices. Be sure to check out all of the products from Mr. Gasket including Mr. Gasket Exhaust System Parts and Accessories, Mr. Gasket Header, Mr. Gasket Header Gaskets, Mr. Gasket Ford 4.6L Modular V8 Header Gaskets.
- 84041075593
- Mr. Gasket
- Available
- Same Day Shipping!
- New
Shipping Information
- Item Requires Shipping
- 0.3 lbs.
- W8.1500" x H0.3000" x L26.0000"
- Ships from Michigan.
Customer Reviews
Total Reviews (0)
Write the First Review!
You must login to post a review.
- The Company Difference
- We're the ExpertsWe help you find a way to win!
- Huge SelectionOver 90,000 products from the top brands in motorsports!
- Free Shipping On driver safety gear over $99!
- Low Everyday PricesGet the best values in racing!
- Have a question? Ask the Pros
- Email UsGet answers from the pros
- 1-866-722-3432


text:
Great iPhone, and Android Apps for Kids
comments (9) Views: 8,887
I've had my iPhone for several years now, and I'm loving it. Unfortunately my 5 year old daughter and just recently my 2 year old son, also love it. This means that I've got a lot of games on the device. I've also recently started using the Droid 2 I got at MAX for my daughter to play with. I don't have as many games on that one, but I thought it would be a great idea to write up a blog post with the games my kids love in hopes that it helps other parents with their children.
It's also worth mentioning that there are two iPhone apps that I use every day. Each of them negotiates free daily downloads of games directly from the developers. I'll include those as well. If you have an app that your kids really like, please leave it in the comments so that we can all benefit!
First up the iPhone apps:
- Free App a Day
- Game Giveaway
- Doodle Find
- First Words Sampler
- Monkey Preschool Lunchbox
- Monster Mix & Match
- Virtuoso Piano Free 2 HD
- Baby Piano Lite
- Cat Piano Jr.
- Bird Strike Gold
- Chicks
- Doodle Buddy
- Cute Puppies
- Dress Chica
- Drum Kit
- Giraffe's Matching Zoo
- Highlights Hidden Pictures Lite
- Highlights First Hidden Pictures Lite
- Koi Pond
- Matches
- Mega Jump
- Monster ABC
- Moo Box
- Preschool Adventure
- Ocarina
- Paper Pilot
- Paper Toss
- Pocket Pond
- Rat on the Run
- Scoops
- Shape Builder Lite
- Shape Puzzle Free
- Sheep Launcher
- Talking Tom Cat (make sure you go into Settings and turn off "Violence")
- Toneboard
- Voicechanger
- Waterslide Extreme
- Whoopie Cushion
Next, the Android games:
- Gravity Lander
- Coloring Disney Princess
- Dora Memory Game
- Coloring Hello Kitty
- Jewels
- Paint Joy
- Angry Birds
- Can Knockdown
- Piano
- Paper Toss
- Doodle Bowling
- City Jump
- Ninja Kaka
If this article was interesting, or helpful, or even wrong, please consider leaving a comment, or buying something from my wishlist. It's appreciated!


text:
Used 2008 Buick Sedan Values
Read more Read less
Buick Prices & Values: Buick was founded as an independent upscale automobile company (now the oldest still in existence), and Buick is now a division of General Motors. Buick offers entry-level luxury models; examples are the Buick Enclave, the Buick Encore, the urban sedan Buick LaCrosse, and the everlasting Buick Regal. Start your car shopping research for a new Buick below or browse Buick deals.
Select a used 2008 Buick Sedan model
(2018 - 1926 including exotics and classic cars)
2008 Buick LaCrosse
A new face is the first thing you notice on the 2008 Buick LaCrosse, a premium mid-size sedan with a V6 and a V8 engine to choose between.
2008 Buick Lucerne
The 2008 Buick Lucerne is a premium sedan that now features a Lane Departure Warning system and a Side Blindzone Alert as new optional safety features.


text:
Download Bitcoin Buzz Feeds apk 3.3 free for Android smartphone
Posted by CIS Solutions in Finance | Sept. 30, 2014 | 36 Comments
Apk file size: 4.2 MB
Bitcoin Buzz Feeds notifies users with live news, events, and links to resources specifically about the Bitcoin, Crypto Currency (coin) and digital currency industry. Top #20 in Finance known for best for investments when keeping track of Bitcoin Crypto Coin progress of news, exchange market prices, charts and graphs, mining guides, and all web access for public awareness through this finance application.
The research has been done for you -- instantly -- in this Bitcoin app. Bitcoin users love to access news and social discussions from our hand selected, trusted sources of content providers.
You no longer have to spend countless hours looking for News yourself because the In-app Bitcoin News notifications does it for you, and alerts your smartphone with important multichannel articles in real-time.
Bitcoin & Crypto Coin News sources:
- Yahoo News / Yahoo Finance.
- Google News / Google Finance.
- CoinDesk, CryptoCoinNews, CoinReport, BitcoinMagazine, BitcoinFoundation, LetsTalkBitcoin.
- Bter.com
- Coin.MX
- btc-e
- Cryptsy
- LocalBitcoins
Charts and Graphs
- Real time mobile generated.
- tradingview / Bitcoin charts / crypto charts.
- coin market cap.
Enjoy this app? App launched on February 1, 2013. Please be inclined to fund for further developments.
=> Donate Bitcoins: 1AqAkjZb11yFBj85M6qX2vkHd83LShGgte
App Features:
-Instant bitcoin news updates in-real-time
- Links to exchanges markets and its charts
- Links to tutorials and guides about bitcoin
- Links to learn about mining and earning bitcoins
- Links to popular social sites like /r/reddit & bitcointalk.org
- In-app browsing to Bitcoin videos, Podcasts, and much more.
Don't miss out - start by donating: 1AqAkjZb11yFBj85M6qX2vkHd83LShGgte
Follow us on twitter for direct contact http://twitter.com/BitcoinFeeds
Contact us at http://bitcoinfeeds.com/contact
Email: [email protected]
tweets: http://twitter.com/bitcoinfeeds
Whats new
Donate BTC to support this app ==> 1E5juGpiKsYnDbUBaSA9Y9iqwB7wimLJyK
+ Real-time trending posts reddit.com/r/bitcoin
+ Added a complete package of PRESS, MEDIA and
NEWS Sites reporting Valuable Content about BTC
+ Added more Settings and Sync Options (You Decide)
+ Optimized In-App Mobile Browser for ALL Website Links
+ Enhanced 3.0 Technology of article notifications
+ Added 1000+ "Bitcoin Web Links" see the yellow colored Web Links Tab
Email [email protected] & @bitcoinfeeds
CIS Solutions part of our Finance and have average installs from 5000 to 10000. Last Update Sept. 30, 2014. Google play rating is 89.3333. Current verison is 3.3. Actual size 4.2 MB.
Similar applications
ClaimBTC – free bitcoin faucet3823 Comments
36 Comments
Mark Ewert
50% cpu utilization?? Determined this app is consuming more than 50% of my Samsung s4 always. What is it doing? ?bitcoin mining? ?
Chris L
Lost /r/bitcoin Not really a fan due to the duplicate google news listings. Liked the reddit feed but now its just controversial reddit posts... not cool.
Ray Collins
Nice app Only complaint I have is when linking to a reddit post it would be nice to have the option to view it in the reddit app.
invioe guru
This is a GREAT app! I'd be lost without it. It cuts down on countless search hours.
Donva-Anne Nel
love it addicted to this app!
John Absalon
Works i use this app anytime i have free time. but mostly reddit posts. Also a bit ugly interface. But it was free cant complain too much. Works without a hitch though, never crashed on me. Oh one thing always tells me there are like 300 new stories most of which are just reddit posts. Be nice to make this new value a bit more significant and useful. I find telling me about every reddit post a bit annoying.
Anthony Guillen
Awesome, but messed up widget... Excellent app, but the widget image previews look like garbage. They're always overly zoomed in and grainy for no reason. Makes the home page look like crap. I've placed it on a secondary page for the time being. We have plenty of space on our smartphones for image caching thousands of images of this size. If the source images are low res, maintain aspect ratio and display on a nice looking background next to its associated text. Please fix, ty!
Josh Westmoreland
Fix the crashes! Great source of bitcoin info, but the crashes are beyond annoying. Happens almost every time I use it. Fix the crashes and it's 5 stars!
Cameron BERRY BARRY
Excellent Has a long standing typographical error in the updated versions introduction. Has immense utility 4 reading on the go where ever at the expense of sometimes compromised thumbnail images. Aside from that this is and I absolutely phenomenal and exhausting compendium of bitcoin news.
benjamin jameson
Just awesome So much info so accessible so straight forward needs honing but seeing that 5 stars isn't perfection well worth it.
Rob Wells
Will give 5 stars if you give me .01 bitcoin It's ok just give me my bitcoin and it will be 5 stars :p 18HXBDGaLkkda89HZ73uVSaMLXRbY6pr5V
Robert Feher
Handy little app Handy little app, sometimes coming up with unrelated personal messages. 80% of its content is pretty useful though.
Cid Rodrigues
Great app Use item every day
Haszan Baleegh
My favorite Bitcoin app Good news aggregation
Christopher Cialone
Entrepreneur, Bitcoin Enthusiast I working in asbestos consulting, and a newly formed cryptocurrency/financial advisement firm
Tim Morgan
Free flow of info
philip noyes
Great app, finds good quality information
Travis Remington
Most used app! I'm obsessed with reading this app.
Olga Musayev
Annoying The notifications are so annoying. They slow down the device and eat up processing speed. It's honestly easier to just go to the reddit page, which is bitcoin's community anyway.
Bruce Shearer
Was great until last week This app used to be good but now alerts on repeat stories from Google. 447 alerts this morning and most stories are duplicated 20+ times!
Sverre Siggerud
3 clicks away Fix all the duplicates!
Love it Love this app, one stop shop for Bitcoin news.
Eric Tardif
Bitcoin News For all bitcoin news I only have to open this app and get the latest from multiple sources. I check at least twice a day.
Paul Michel
Very convenient Edit: has gotten much better! Still needs some work to smooth out the edges, for instance, needing to click 5 links to finally get to a story. Other than that, very good way to keep up with all the stories from around the web.
Cameron Barry
Absolutely addicting This is one app you DO NOT want to mess with unless you have all day everyday learning every bit of news on the crypto circuit. A+++
Ahsan Samad
Great app All the news I need about Bitcoin in one place!
Charlie Cox
Fantastic Bitcoin News App Best I have found!
J McNicoll
easy to use thanks great for quick access to bitcoin news
Ed T.B
Uses a lot of data Unfortunately clicking through 4 links to read one article saps data. A direct link would be better. Not sure why this happens.
Matthew Daley
Was great now just crashes! It was working fine for a month or longer. Now after update or reading one articles it just crashes. So I can see all the feeds listed. But when I press anyone I want to read it takes me to the next page, shows it for a couple seconds and closes/crashes the whole app!
fiva teo
Awesome Keeps me updated on all things bitcoin
roshi law
Then Jerry discovered heroin and with all that money he made Jerry stayed very happy until one day he overdosed.
David Rindfleisch
Love this app!! All News Crypto and fast
Ume Ume
The best bitcoin news app


text:
Results 1 to 3 of 3
2003-02-14, 12:42 #1
- Join Date
- Feb 2003
- Location
- Southampton, U.K.
- Posts
- 30
- Thanks
- 1
- Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
Finding the average of a series including nulls (2000)
I have a database recordng the marks awarded to match officials by assessors for their control of a sports event. At the end of the season, I need to present these showing various averages. One of these is to show the average of the highest mark awarded by the group of assessors and also the average of the lowest mark ; thus, if I had 5 assessors whose highest marks were 9 - 9 - 8 - 7 - 7 respectively, the average would be 8 ; if their low marks were 4 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 6 the low average would be 5. With me so far ?
The problem arises when certain of the assessors have only covered 1 match. In such cases only a high mark is recorded, the low mark becoming a null.
I've worked out that I can take the total of the high marks and divide it by the number of assessors to get the high average but how do I get Access to calculate the low average (which may contain nulls) for me ?
This was previously done by someone else on an Excel spreadsheet where they could simply put the low values in a column and use the @average(A1...A5) formula. Is there a way to automate this in Access ?
(As you may understand, it's a lot more than 5 or 6 assessors I have to calculate for - otherwise I'd just dump it into Excel !)
Many thanks
2003-02-14, 13:39 #2
- Join Date
- Dec 2000
- Location
- Sacramento, California, USA
- Posts
- 16,775
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post
Re: Finding the average of a series including nulls (2000)
Use the Nz function to substitute a zero for null field values. Just remember that you can't divide by zero, so you need to test the count as well.Charlotte
2003-02-14, 15:00 #3
- Join Date
- Mar 2002
- Posts
- 84,353
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 30 Times in 30 Posts
Re: Finding the average of a series including nulls (2000)
Charlotte's reply will work if you want the average of 4 - 4 - 5 - 6 - (missing) to be 19 / 5 = 3.8. But maybe you want it to be 19 / 4 = 4.75. If so, the best way to compute it depends on how your data are stored.
If you have a query where each mark is in a separate record (row), you can use the built-in Avg or DAvg functions - these ignore null values. For instance, you could create a totals query that has Group By on the Official field and Avg on the LowMark field.
If the marks for an official are in separate fields (columns), it's a bit more complicated. You'd have to check for fields being non-null when counting them.


text:
A reform bill in the Senate could provide 'state medical marijuana programs' to U.S Veterans.
The landmark bill was proposed on Tuesday in Washington. It would end the prohibition against medical marijuana on the federal level. It follows the House bill last month that allows health care workers for veterans to recommend it as an alternative treatment.
Veterans Today reports:
Medical marijuana has been approved by 23 states and the District of Columbia for treatment of a variety of afflictions, including glaucoma, cancer and HIV. But the VA is a federal agency that follows federal law, under which pot is still illegal, and patients cannot get access through its facilities.
The reforms are overdue and would allow the prescription, use and sale without fear of prosecution, according to the bills' sponsors, Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y.; Rand Paul, R-Ky.; and Cory Booker, D-N.J.
The House bill allowing the VA to prescribe medical pot is sponsored by Rep. Earl Blumenauer, D-Ore., and Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif.
Edmondo Burr
Assistant Editor
Latest posts by Edmondo Burr (see all)
- Saudi Police Arrest Boy Dancer Doing The Macarena - August 22, 2017
- Microchips Open Doors For Siberian Doctor, Literally - August 21, 2017
- Texas Mom Faces Life In Prison After Toddlers Die In Hot Car - August 21, 2017


text:
AWOLNATION 'Kill Your Heroes' – Crank It or Yank It?
Subscribe to 106.3 The Buzz on
More than three years since the release of AWOLNATION'S Megalithic Symphony, the band continue to crank out the singles.
AWOLNATION are one of those bands that defy genre. Sure, they're an alternative band, but they're about as alternative as it gets with a sound all their own. "Kill Your Heroes" is the band's latest offering to radio and like the song that broke the band, "Sail", the single is catchy and one that stands out among what you usually hear on rock radio these days.
"Sail" was huge and continues to get love at radio. Listen to "Kill Your Heroes" and let us know if you think AWOLNATION will rule the airwaves once again.