text:
Stress less and improve your health. That's key to overall health. You've heard the phrase "stress is a real killer". It might just be at turn of phrase, but it's actually true. Stress IS a killer in the long run. Studies have shown that prolonged periods of stress raise cortisol levels in the body, which promotes abdominal fat and weight gain. Stress also raises blood pressure over time and generally leads to an overall decrease in quality of life. It can even cause medical issues such as heart attack and stroke when combined with other underlying issues. So it's key to stress less in our lives. But sometimes, we can't. That's why it's important to supplement with products that mitigate the effects of stress.
As an SSV brand ambassador and a chronically stressed person, I have worked hard to learn how to manage my stress in an assortment of ways. Steps such as taking walks, hitting the gym, reading a book, and even just taking a TIME OUT, all help to relieve some of the stress in my life.
I have also learned that talking and asking for help is a BIG way to help stress less and in a round about way, has brought my family closer as we all work together to get things done.
So, all of this being said, I am so excited to share their April "Stress Less 4 Health" promotion. The products offered by SSV this month are all about helping us keep our bodies healthier in the midst of all the stresses of life.
Stress Less When You Can. Reduce Its Effects When You Can't
While we all want to reduce the stress in our lives, it's still going to be there at some level. So it's important to reduce and/or combat the effects it has on our body. That's what this month's offering from SSV is all about. And because all of their vitamins are of the highest quality and use MicroLingual®, "Under the Tongue Technology", they're easy to take and easy to feel good about.
Melatonin is a natural aid for healthy sleep regulation. In fact, it's produced by our bodies naturally. Today's lifestyle drastically reduces the production of melatonin due to scheduling and the use of electronics, so supplementing with SSV melatonin can markedly improve our sleep.
Vitamin B-12
No Shot® B-12 combines B-12 with other vitamins to synergistically lower homocysteine levels which reduces the risk of heart disease as well as supporting healthy cardiovascular function.
CoQ10 is present in most energy-producing areas of the body. The high quality CoQ10 supplement from SSV helps support healthy heart function as well as adding the believed protective and regulatory functions associated with CoQ10.
Triple K
Triple K adds support for blood clottign and prothrombin formation.
Vitamin D3
Vitamin D works in conjunction with calcium to promote and maintain healthy, strong bones and teeth. In addition, Vitamin D has been shown to support breast health, and is used in almost all parts of the body for various functions.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is important to a variety of areas of the body. It can't be produce by our bodies, so supplementation is key. Vitamin C works to maintain healthy bones and skin, collagen, enhanced absorption of iron, immune support, and more.
Great "Stress Less 4 Health" Offers from SSV
As part of this month's "Stress Less 4 Health" promotion, you can score some great deals on the highest quality vitamins around. Take a look!
- FREE Vitamin B-12: 60 Day Supply (Only $3.95 S&H) – 1,000 mcg
- FREE Vitamin D – Any D Product for Baby, Child, or Adult (Only $4.95 S&H)
- BOGO – FREE Vitamin C – Sour Cherry or Tangy Orange – 500 mg
Visit these links for more information on SSV products, deals, and where to purchase.
Win a "Stress Less 4 Health" Vitamin 6-Pack ($90 Value)
This Giveaway:
- Will run from April 18th- May 1st
- Is opened to Adventures of 8's readers – (see below)
- Is opened to the US only –
- Be sure to SHARE this giveaway because each entrant that enters with your special link, will give you MORE entries into this giveaway!
- All mandatory entries must be completed and all entries must be in the entry form
- For full disclosures, see the bottom of the giveaway entry form below!
Here's what you need to do to ENTER – First of all – you must follow my blog – The Giveaways I host are for my wonderful readers. To be considered an Adventures of 8 reader, you must receive my once daily email or follow via BlogLovin. This is not considered an entry, but rather a requirement in order to enter any of my giveaways:) I do verify that you subscribe one way or another, at the time of the winner drawing! You can sign up for my once daily email, quick and easy, right here:
Once you are an Adventures of 8 Reader, via Adventures of 8's email or BlogLovin, you can continue onto the Entry Form Below. Begin by adding your name and email, then click the continue button. At that point, YOU MUST COMPLETE EVERY SINGLE ENTRY that you see, (they are ALL mandatory) then once you are completed with those entries, you have the option to complete extra entries. PLEASE allow the form a minute to load. If it does not load after that, try refreshing the screen or opening the giveaway in a new browser.
⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩Enter below ⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩
*Disclosure – As stated above, this is a sponsored post on behalf of Superior Source Vitamins. This does not change the fact that all views and opinions are honest and our own.
Post a Comment to Facebook!
Powered by Facebook Comments


text:
Skip to Main Content
Business Resources
You are here:
Annual Chamber of Commerce Gala
Community Service Member Award
Community Service Member of the Year Award
The goal of the 2016 Community Service Member of the Year Award is to recognize a community volunteer who has demonstrated outstanding participation and leadership in Montrose. Qualified nominees have made contributions in one or more areas such as time donated, leadership, and/or community involvement. This award will be presented at the annual gala on Saturday, January 28th, 2017.
Eligibility & Criteria
Someone that unselfishly volunteers his or her time outside of the work place
Someone who is respected an known for his or her integrity
Someone who is unselfish in consideration for the community
May be nominated by a community member or one's self
All nominations will be reviewed by a committee made up of representatives from each of the presenting organizations. Finalists will be contacted to assure attendance to the presentation of the award. Nomination forms are due back to the Chamber by Wednesday, January 4th, 2017.
This award is presented by Montrose Community Foundation, City of Montrose, Region10, Montrose Economic Development Corporation, and Montrose Chamber of Commerce.
2015 Recipient - Jon W. Nelson
Notify Me
Business of the Year Award
Chamber Business of the Year
Community Service Member Award
Slideshow Left Arrow
Slideshow Right Arrow

subset: commoncrawl


text:
South Davis Veterinary Center
Is this your veterinarian?
4615 Cowell Blvd
Davis, CA 95618
(530) 757-1113
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM-8:00 PM
- Sat: 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM
- Sun: Closed
Drs. Yackey, Bradley, Collins and Staff
South Davis Veterinary Center Services
- Dental Care
- Emergency and Critical Care
- Fully Stocked Pharmacy
- Hospice and Euthanasia Services
- Microchipping
- Nutritional Counseling
- Pain Management
- Parasite Prevention and Control
- Puppy and Kitten Care
- Radiology (X-Rays)
- Senior Care
- Surgery
- Ultrasound
- Vaccinations
- Wellness Exams
South Davis Veterinary Center Staff Profiles
Sally N. RVTSally earned her Bachelor's Degree in Biological Sciences, emphasizing in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior from UC Davis, and then went on to earn her Associates of Sciences degree in Veterinary Technology from Cosumnes River College. In her spare time, Sally and her husband make beer and wine with their friends, enjoy backpacking long distances, and spend time at home in the garden with their dog, Matilda, their two goats, Garlic and Onion, and the numerous chickens they have.
Show More
Sonia V.Sonia has a lot of veterinary technician experience, has completed a certified Veterinary Technician training program and we are encouraging her to take the RVT test. She has been a big asset for us... Sonia really knows how to bring IT and get work done. Sonia and her beau Fern love living in Davis and when not a work they are kept busy with after school functions with their daughter and son.
Show More


text:
Citizenship in America is a privilege, not a right. And while we have been a nation of immigrants from the very beginning, we are also a nation of laws. As Texans and Americans saw in the summer of 2014 with the border surge of illegal immigrants, former President Obama enabled illegal immigration by failing to secure the border and enforce our immigration laws. And of course, worst of all has been former President Obama's amnesty for illegal immigrants. In response Texas has had – at its own expense – to step up to the plate and secure the border.
In Washington, I have steadfastly supported efforts to secure the border as well as enforce and strengthen immigration laws. Moreover, I have championed several measures to stop illegal immigrants from fleecing the American taxpayer.
Additionally, when it comes to legal immigration, Washington must ensure that it is done with America's best economic interests in mind. Period.
The bottom line: Texans – and ALL Americans – want, need, and deserve better.
In the summer of 2014, Texas experienced an unprecedented wave of Central American illegal immigrants crossing our border by the thousands. This crisis was a direct result of former President Obama's 2012 decision to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants.
In response, I led a Congressional Delegation with other Texas Members to the Rio Grande Valley sector of our border with Mexico in McAllen, Texas. While I've been to the border many times, I was outraged at the extent of this man-made crisis.
Let me be clear, Obama's amnesty along with his failure to secure our border and enforce our immigration laws directly encouraged these people – many of them women and children – to risk life and limb to reach American soil, believing they will be allowed to stay. Worse yet, this crisis left our Border Patrol agents overwhelmed and Texans to fend for themselves as cartels smuggled drugs, weapons, and even people over the border for profit.
On November 21, 2014, former President Obama granted amnesty to even more illegal immigrants – millions more. Obama's executive action is illegal and it's unfair to those who have played by the rules to legally call America home. It's no wonder that a majority oppose this executive action. We are a nation of laws not men, and no one is above the law, including the president. Our Constitution clearly states that Congress alone has the authority to write the laws of the land, and it is the president's duty to "take care that laws are faithfully executed."
With an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants, it's an absolute disgrace that Obama chose to side with illegal immigrants over hardworking, law-abiding taxpayers. Rather than enforce our current laws, he only encouraged countless more people to cross our border illegally by granting amnesty to millions more illegal immigrants, most recently in November 2014.
The bottom line: This is about upholding the rule of law and protecting the hardworking American taxpayer.
My efforts in the 114th Congress to Combat Obama's Executive Amnesty
Texas is home to one of the largest undocumented immigrant populations in the country. Our local communities know first-hand the burden of illegal immigrants because taxpayers are put on the hook for unpaid hospital bills and school expenses, among other costs.
In response, I support Governor Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton for leading a coalition of 26 states in bringing a lawsuit against former President Obama for his November 2014 actions to grant amnesty.
Thankfully, on February 16, 2015, U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, Texas placed an injunction on these executive actions and ordered former President Obama to stop implementing his November directives while the lawsuit proceeded. In June 2016, the Supreme Court upheld this injunction by a 4-4 tie vote.


text:
Results 1 to 3 of 3
Thread: Book for Oracle9i Form
01-26-04, 20:58 #1Registered User
- Join Date
- Jan 2004
- Location
- Santa Monica, CA
- Posts
- 33
Unanswered: Book for Oracle9i Form
I passed today my 1Z0-147 Certification and I would like to study for the next one (1Z0-141). Because I am new in Oracle (I'm Sybase database manager) I don't know anything about the Forms and the Developer product. Could somebody could give me a reference for a good book for beginner and intermediate?
Thank you so much...
Last edited by eric_willer; 01-26-04 at 21:09.
02-12-04, 05:19 #2Registered User
- Join Date
- Sep 2003
- Location
- London
- Posts
- 5
There is only one book I know of that covers Reports, and that is at version 6:
Oracle Advanced Developer: Forms and Reports (Oracle Press S.)
Paul Dorsey, Peter Koletzke
For forms I think your choice is better, try Amazon with an Oracle Forms search. The Lulushi book at least made it to a second edition...
02-12-04, 16:55 #3Registered User
- Join Date
- Jan 2004
- Location
- Santa Monica, CA
- Posts
- 33
Thank you for your response...


text:
Chelsea close in on first summer signing?
by admin • February 7, 2017 • Chelsea, Fiorentina, Italy, Premiership, Serie A • 0 Comments
Chelsea could make their first summer signing in the form of Fiorentina midfielder Federico Bernardeschi, according to reports from calciomercato.com. The west London outfit have been keeping tabs on the Italy international recent weeks ahead of a possible summer move for the 22-year-old attacker. The Blues were heavily linked with a bid for the...Read more →


text:
|Another article
META exists at the crossroads of art and science and of culture and nature. Tracing the uncommon threads between common topics, META presents its readers with views into the abyss of visual information and with experiments in associative reading. META invites you to browse according to taste.
You may ask, "what?†An archive, a Wunderkammer, a magazine guided by methods of research, collection, preservation, reprint and the linking of topics at their META level.
You may then ask, "why?†To play with information in all its astatic glory. META refrains from attempts at categorization, taking a gamble on dynamic navigation! META eschews the linear in favor of surprise. Each visit starts with a random welcome and ends with an even more random exit.
Attanucci Timothy
TIMOTHY J. ATTANUCCI (1979) was born in Boston, Massachusetts and studies German literature at Princeton and the Humboldt University, Berlin. For META, he contributes his musings on the irony mark in No Irony.
Beth David
DAVID BETH (1974) is a writer and esoteric explorer, and the sovereign Grand Master of the Ordo Templi Orientis Antiqua. Learn more about his Gnostic involvement in XI. ARS DE REX—Sexual Magic, the Art of the King, where he is interviewed by Ailen Roc.
Brenner Summer
SUMMER BRENNER is an accomplished writer of poetry and fiction, based in Berkeley, California. Her writing has extended beyond the borders of print into performative and musical realms, and she is also involved with literacy and community projects targeted at youths. For META, she reads from her critically acclaimed novel and discusses her motivation for the project in Driving I-5.
Breuning Olaf
OLAF BREUNING (1970) is a Swiss artist, living in New York and working in photography, video, sculpture, installation and drawing. For META's mini interview series, he shares some of his favorite things in accompaniment to a selection of photographic works. See Mini Breuning.
Buchina William
Illustrations by William Buchina
WILLIAM BUCHINA (1978) is an illustrator with a penchant for portraits of political tyrants. In addition, he is a graphic designer and creator of illustrated guides to English grammar. Some of his work is viewable here. He currently lives and works in New York. See his work in The Body of the Event.
Bunnell Dave
DAVE BUNNELL (1952) lives in the small gold-rush era town of Angels Camp, California. This professional spelunker and photographer worked on an Imax film about caves, somewhere beneath Mexico. META interviewed him for Far Beyond Stalactites and Stalagmites.
Coronato Petra
PETRA CORONATO is probably the only author in the world who didn't only read Alexanderplatz, but also swept it. She is the owner of tongue tongue Hong Kong, a company founded in 1993 with dependences in Berlin, Vienna and Zurich, which recycles fiction profitably and unpunished to this day. In 2006, she commenced the ongoing photography project The Poetry of Document.
Croteau Jeffrey
Writer Jeffrey Croteau is the Manager of the Library and Archives at the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library in Massachusetts. Read another of his articles on American Masonic groups, ''Brotherly Deception'' published in Cabinet Magazine here. For META he co-authors a discussion on ritual and fraternity for the article Daughters of Job.
Dantini Michele
MICHELE DANTINI's (1966) work is characterized by its handling of trans-cultural practices and their socio-environmental implications. A widely translated essayist and performative lecturer, he holds a position as Professor of Contemporary Art History at the Università del Piemonte Orientale, Italy. See Chronicles of Deaths Foretold.
Doutreluingne Pauline
PAULINE DOUTRELUINGNE (1982) lived in Beijing for four years, where she co-organized the 2006 Borderline Moving Images Festival. She lives in Berlin and curates projects that bridge European and Asian art. For META, she interviewed Chen Wei in Archeology of the Future.
Doy Gen
GEN DOY is Lecturer at De Montfort University. She is the author of Picturing The Self, Drapery and Black Visual Culture. For META, Doy discusses the sensual politics of photography in the works of Claude Cahun.
Ferrante Denise Palma
DENISE PALMA FERRANTE (1975) is a multi-disciplined artist living and working in Berlin. She is also a self-declared anti-religionist. See Timkat 2009.
Foxwell Adam
ADAM FOXWELL is an American audio engineer who has worked internationally, consulting on acoustical room design, sound isolation and mechanical noise control. For META, he presents a study on noise exposure in On the Hunt for Silence in Dubai.
Fresco Jacque
JACQUE FRESCO (1916) is an industrial designer and social engineer, author, lecturer, inventor and Futurist. Based in Venus, Florida, he is developing the practice of Socio-Cyber-Neering. Read the META interview Back to the Future—The Venus Project.
Gavron Assaf
ASSAF GAVRON (1968) is an Israeli writer, translator and musician. His novel CrocAttack is available in Hebrew, English, German, Italian and Dutch. Find out more on his website and see The Outpost.
Glaser Bruno
Dr. BRUNO GLASER is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Soil Science and Soil Geography at the University of Bayreuth. For over several years he has been conducting Amazonian dark earth research from a soil science perspective including soil fertility, sustainability, and archaeology aspects. See Terra Preta .
Goldwyn Mara
MARA GOLDWYN (1976) calls herself an artist but does not show anywhere and would never actually introduce herself as such. She has an existential allergy to genres, categories and identity constructs. See Showing the Opposite Side of the Death Machine.
Green Linda
LINDA MAI GREEN (1987) is a photographer and curator based in Berlin. She also co-runs curatorial collective Una Tittel. For META article A Bridge and Not a Goal, she interviewed artist Serena Porrati.
Guo-Qiang Cai
Artist CAI GUO-QIANG (1957) was born in China's Fujian Province. While living in Japan between 1986 and 1995 he began to experiment with gunpowder as a medium, gaining international attention. He has gone on to exhibit world wide and to produce large scale pyrotechnic art works. See On Explosions.
Hill Patrick
Sculptor PATRICK HILL (1972) has exhibited widely in the US and internationally as an important representative of the contemporary Los Angeles art scene. David Kordansky Gallery provided META with images of Hill's work for Patrick Hill—Sculpture, Associated.
Horvitz David
ASDF Makes founder DAVID HORVITZ (1983) is a man of many ideas. One could say this American artist's medium is the Internet, though it may be more accurate to say that he works in interactive projects. See ASDF—Read On.
Huanca Donna
RUA MINX is Donna Huanca (1980), an artist who deals with clothing as shelter, transportable homes for nomads and cultural and genetic traces. Her various projects have received a range of support, from the Dallas Museum of Art to Städelschule, Frankfurt; from the Incehon Women's Biennale Korea to British Vogue. She launched META's downloadable artist piece series with Mask Maker.
Hugo Pieter
Artist PIETER HUGO (1976) has spent his whole life in Cape Town, South Africa, though travelled extensively pursuing his characteristic brand of documentary photography. A 2002-3 residency at the Beneton Group Communication Research Center, Fabrica, also led to work with Colors magazine. In 2006 he was awarded first prize in the World Press Photo competition's Portraits section. Welcome to Nollywood explores a recent project carried out with the Nigerian film industry.
Idnert B. Zlatan
ZLATAN B. IDNERT is an audio engineer who has worked in the fields of modelling for outdoor noise propagation, building acoustics and ground borne vibrations. He has widely consulted on acoustical engineering projects. See On the Hunt for Silence in Dubai.
Kempenaers Jan
JAN KEMPENAERS (1968) is an artist and documentary photographer based in Antwerp. He creates mute images of semi urban-places. Regardless of geographical context, his photographs speak powerfully to the post industrial condition and of the technologized human subject. See Spomenik, the Monuments of Former Yugoslavia.
Lin Tao
TAO LIN (1983) is an American poet, novelist and short story writer. He is the author of Shoplifting from American Apparel, Eeeee Eee Eeee, and Bed, as well as two poetry collections, you are a little bit happier than I am, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Lin's second novel, Richard Yates, was published in September 2010.
See Tao Lin's Crossword Puzzle.
Lu Tammy
TAMMY LU is a Canadian artist who makes drawings and artists' books. She is the cover artist for the New Metaphysics philosophy series published by Open Humanities Press. See more of her work here. For META she did the drawings for METAphorism.
Maisel David
DAVID MAISEL's (1961) photographs chronicle the complex relationships between natural systems and human intervention. His work is included in many permanent collections, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Maisel lives and works in the area of San Francisco. See Blooming Souls.
Malone Alison
Alison Malone is a photographer and educator who uses both audio and visual documentation to explore subcultures that are overlooked and often misunderstood in American society. View additional work here. For META her photographic series of the same name inspired the article Daughters of Job.
Maximishin Sergey
SERGEY MAXIMISHIN (1964) photographed for the Soviet Military Force Group on Cuba from 1985 to 1987. A learned physicist, he worked in the scientific and technical expertise laboratory in the Hermitage Museum and has gone on to become an award winning press photographer.
See The Dostoevsky of Photography.
Mendoza Connie
CONNIE MENDOZA (1971) is a media artist, working between Berlin and Barcelona. Fata Morgana and Other Optical Phenomena discusses her film, in which Mendoza travels back to her birthplace to trace the complex relationships of her childhood to Chilean history and space travel, thereby producing images that mediate the perception of time as a highly subjective matter.
Mitsios Apostolos
Apostolos Mitsios (1979) is a Greek psychologist, working as a systemic psychotherapist by day and as a freelance writer, preferably, by night. A former contributing editor at online design magazine yatzer.com, he is currently collaborating with the Projective Fairy Tale Test Society in Greece as well as various magazines all over the world. For META article, Death of a Performance, he interviewed artist Esther Ferrer about her intervention at the Cemetery of Art of Morille, Spain.
Morrison Rachael
RACHAEL MORRISON (1981) is an artist, curator, and a librarian at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She is the creator of an art work and a documentary film about the blind telephone hacker Joybubbles, as she describes in 718-362-9578.
Morton Timothy
TIMOTHY MORTON (1968) is a philosopher and ecologist, and a teaching professor at Rice University. He also is one of the leading figures in the philosophical movement of Speculative Realism. For META he penned some pithy aphorism on the paradigm shift in metaphysics. See METAphorism.
Neutelings Jan
Architect WILLEM JAN NEUTELINGS (1959) has taught at the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam and Harvard University. His firm, Neutelings Riedijk Architects, is located in Rotterdam. He wrote Spomenik, the Monuments of Former Yugoslavia on Jan Kempenaer's photo-documentation.
Nielsen Nikolaj
Nikolaj Nielsen is a Brussels-based journalist. For META, Nielsen considers the provocative film "Enjoy Poverty Please" by Dutch artist Renzo Martens in regards to the The Lucrative Business of Chaos and Aid. For more of Nielsen's writing, visit his website.
Oennerfors Andreas
Andreas Önnerfors (1971) is Associate Professor in the History of Sciences and Ideas based in Lund, Sweden. He has written extensively on organized fraternal sociability in Europe in the context of civil society, cryptology and conspiracy theories. In 2007 he re-enacted a female masonic ritual, contributed to the deciphering project of the copiale-manuscript and commented on the Oslo terrorist Breivik's imaginary world of knighthood in counter-jihadism. Watch a 2012 lecture on "Perceptions of Freemasonry from the 18th century to the Internet" here. For META he co-authors a discussion on ritual and fraternity for the article Daughters of Job.
Okón Yoshua
Yoshua Okón was born in Mexico City in 1970 where he currently lives. In his often absurd and provocative art, Okón stages partially scripted scenes using non-actors whose own identities and histories make up the true, underlying story. See Octopus. Okón founded the artist-run space La PanaderÃa in 1994 and the artist-run space and school SOMA in 2009, both in Mexico City.
Patt Lise
LISE PATT is the founder of the Institute of Cultural Inquiry, a peripatetic visual think tank currently headquartered in Los Angeles, CA. Over the years she has treated 'collaboration' as an artist medium, in the development of a non-profit organization that embraces 'collective camouflage' in their ongoing projects. See Inquiry into the Institute of Cultural Inquiry.
Petrovszky Konrad
KONRAD PETROVSZKY (1977) is a historian specializing in the intellectual history of Southeastern Europe. He wrote a PhD thesis on early modern historiography in Ottoman Europe at the Free University, Berlin. He talks Romania and reenactment in The Body of the Event.
Porrati Serena
Italian artist SERENA PORRATI (1981) is now currently enrolled in the inaugural year of the MA in Art and Science Program at Central St. Martins in London. She lets META in on her Nietzsche in Turin archive for Linda Green's article, A Bridge and Not a Goal.
Quehenberger Susanne
SUSANNE QUEHENBERGER is a Cultural Studies student at the Humboldt University in Berlin. Her focus is climate change, specifically its potential to bring about societal restructuring and the role of art in this scenario. Since 2007, she has worked as an urban gardening activist. For META, she shares her thoughts on geoengineering in Artificial Skies.
Rameau Max
Haitian-born, DC-raised MAX RAMEAU is a pan-African theorist, organizer and founder of the group, Take Back the Land. He has worked on issues ranging from economic development to ex-felons. He discusses the US housing crisis in Desperate Times, Desperate Measures.
Rau Milo
MILO RAU (1977) is a journalist, essayist, historian, playwright, translator, teacher, film-maker, blogger, reenactor and director of IIPM (International Institute of Political Murder, or Institute for Theoretic and Artistic Reenactments). See The Body of the Event.
Roc Ailen
AILEN ROC studied various esoteric fields such as ceremonial Magick, Sexual Magick, Tantra, Astrology, Tarot, the Quaballah and different astral-levels along with Psychology. She is currently working on her own tarot deck and a book combining certain occult fields with elements of psychology. See XI. ARS DE REX—Sexual Magic, the Art of the King.
Shapiro Alan
ALAN SHAPIRO (1956) is a key contributor to the fields of idea philosophy, software engineering and social choreography. At 15, he began studying at MIT and has more recently published a book on Star Trek and given talks at the Transmediale and Ars Electronica festivals. In an interview with META, he explains why "Being against work as it is constituted today is fundamental.†See A New Computer Science is Underway.
Situ Studio
SITU STUDIO was founded in 2005 while its partners were studying architecture at The Cooper Union. Operating at the intersection of architecture and a variety of other disciplines, Situ Studio's work has been enriched by close collaborations with geologists, writers, engineers, biologists, activists and artists. See Out of Control.
Small Gary
GARY SMALL, M.D., is the Director of the UCLA Memory and Aging Research Center at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. He is the author of iBrain Surviving the Technological Alteration of the Modern Mind. See This is Your Brain on Technology.
Thompson Cosette
COSETTE THOMPSON is a French-American human rights consultant and freelance writer based in Arizona, USA, where she directed Amnesty International for many years. Her current interests focus on the contribution of artistic expression to the field of human rights and on the protection of threatened languages. See Sentenced to Read.
van Haarlem Dr. Michiel P.
DR. MICHIEL VAN HAARLEM (1964) is the Managing Director of the LOFAR Foundation in the Netherlands, a part of the ASTRON Institute. The astronomer discusses the next generation of telescopes in META's Harmony of the Spheres.
Vanden Eynde Maarten
Belgian-born MAARTEN VANDEN EYNDE (1977) lives and works between Rotterdam, Brussels and Saint Mihiel. His projects span all art media, focussing on topics of ecology, archeology, biology and zoology. In 2006 he founded Enough Room for Space for "the creation of physical, virtual and mental space for cultural initiatives by initiating and coordinating events and residence/research projects worldwide.†He enlightens META on plastic in Plastic Reef.
Walmark Ulrika
Swedish photographer ULRIKA WALMARK (1970) traveled across North America, Israel, Palestine, Iran, India and South Africa from 2003 to 2007, collecting portraits for her project The person behind the person. She now lives in Berlin.
Wei Chen
Artist CHEN WEI (1980) works in Beijing and Hangzhou, incorporating influential objects and happenings from his past into the realities of modern China. He is represented by the Platform China Contemporary Art Institute in Beijing. See Archeology of the Future.
Rachel de Joode
Emilie Florenkowsky
Hili Perlson
Anja Wiesinger
Aleksandar Todorović
Veit Wießner
Anja Wiesinger
V.i.S.d.P. Rachel de Joode
Eberswalderstrasse 32, 10437 Berlin, Germany
0049 (0) 17662109849
All materials on META magazine are made available for noncommercial and educational use only. All rights belong to the author(s). Links to third-party websites are provided only as a convenience to you.
The inclusion of any link to third-party website does
not imply META magazine's endorsement or sponsorship of
that third-party website. META disclaims any liability for links to and from the Site. The input of contact data takes place voluntarily. The use of published contact details for marketing purposes is prohibited.
|On Explosions
|This is Your Brain on Technology
|Plastic Reef
|Daughters of Job
|Death of a Performance
|Out of Control: Experiments in Participation
|Terra Preta—Amazonian Earth
|A New Computer Science is Underway
|Mini Breuning
|Claude Cahun—A Sensual Politics of Photography
|The Clothing of Nature
|Power Secretaries
|On the Hunt for Silence in Dubai
|Far Beyond Stalactites and Stalagmites
|The Body of the Event
|Sentenced to Read
|Spomenik, the Monuments of Former Yugoslavia
|XI. ARS DE REX—Sexual Magic, the Art of the King
|Tao Lin's Crossword Puzzle
|The Art of Showing Art
|Photography and the Invisible
|Patrick Hill—Sculpture, Associated
|Driving I-5
|Blooming Souls
|Showing the Opposite Side of the Death Machine
|Mask Maker
|Desperate Times, Desperate Measures
|A Bridge and Not a Goal
|This is Your Brain on Technology
|Artificial Skies
|The Poetry of Document
|Stories of Life and Love in Today's Actual Arctic
|Fata Morgana and Other Optical Phenomena
|The Nine Lives of Kaufhaus Jonass
|ASDF—Read On
|No IronyØŸ
|The Harmony of the Spheres
|Back to the Future—The Venus Project
|Inquiry into the Institute of Cultural Inquiry
|The Lucrative Business of Chaos and Aid
|The Outpost
|Welcome to Nollywood
|Chronicle of Deaths Foretold
|Timkat 2009
|The Dostoevsky of Photography
|Archeology of the Future
By Mara Goldwyn
Feminism in the arts has always been tricky. Is it a movement, a theory, a style? Whatever it is, a few things have remained consistent about feminism: the instability of its definition and the reductive perceptions it has had to suffer. There is the caricature version of the feminist artist, with the archetype of a Valerie Solanas-esque bra-burner intent on smashing the "patriarchy.†Then, of course, there is the intriguing but alienating gender and queer studies theorist, confronting aesthetics from a rarefied perspective. Finally, there is the gender-bending "performance†artist whose manipulation of surface is meant to comment on what is deeper below.
"Which am I?â€, I think. Somehow engaging feminism always has to take the "I†into consideration. But, uneasy with the thought that as a female living outside of established norms I am pre-cast as a feminist anyway, I've been shoving off identifying with feminism for as long as I can remember. Meanwhile, admittedly brief investigations of Post-Structuralist takes on what could constitute a feminist outlook have left me, so to speak, dry. The idea that gender is a construct little assuages the frustrating fact that historically so few of the artists behind work I admire are female.
The life and work of American artist Nancy Spero, however, has allowed me to consider engaging with feminism not as an identity or a theory, but as a tool. Spero herself did not resist the badge of feminism. She took sides, but she never proselytized. Her work was simply a "celebration.†By addressing the female figure as subject—not notably as object—she proposed an alternative vantage point, a "female gaze.â€
Spero died recently at the age of 83, not long after the death of her life-long partner and sometime collaborator, Leon Golub. Working for over forty-five years briefly in Europe and then in New York, her career as a political artist coincided with the social turmoil of 1960s America, the conservative turns of the 80s, and the late 20th and 21st century entropy of globalization.
"Human reality is a male reality,†she stated in an interview in 1985. "Looking at human reality as a female reality, looking at female experience as extraordinary as well as the routine, in all the aspects that men usually claim, I want to zero in and investigate our reality.â€
Without indulging my own biography too much, I also would like to zero in on my own reality, and explore what it is about Spero's legacy I find attractive, and ultimately, instructive. What could compel me to face art confidently acknowledging female difference, and maybe even as a feminist?
Let's start with her life. Although I should evacuate gender and biography from an exploration of Spero's oeuvre rather than reviewing this woman artist as, well, a woman artist, I'm afraid Spero's inspiring effect on me has a good deal to do with the fact that we are both women.
Spero began her career at the late age of 40 with two small children in tow, working in the shadow of her husband, already an acknowledged art celebrity. She created through arthritis from the age of 34 and made a decision to return to America in the mid-sixties when she realized that, despite a more receptive political environment in Europe, there was work to be done at home. Not to be left out, she was absolutely stunning, as much at 40 as at 80.
Perhaps what intrigues me most about her is that, as a woman, the obstacles she had to overcome to become worthwhile artistically were rather mundane: She was a married mother, over 40, who lived in one place for the majority of her life and looked feminine, and didn't need a radical, restless lifestyle or an elaborate twisting of gender roles to make a resonant statement as an artist. At the same time, she never felt the compulsion to exploit her own story to express a feminist viewpoint.
Both Spero and Golub were well aware they were ensconced in an art world that was accused of impotence in the face of real conflict and injustice. But they also understood art as a "touchstone for ideas,†and dealt with concrete issues—notably the war in Vietnam, the torture of innocents in Pinochet's Chile and the de facto inequality for women worldwide—with the intention of putting positions into motion.
For Spero, injustice was something to be angry about, and that anger was something that needed to be illustrated and explained, not just "expressed.†By making a decision from the outset to produce artwork with content, Spero was confronting the visual language of male-dominated abstract expressionism. In her view, the abstract style said nothing of war or current events, and served even as a distraction, a cover-up.
What irritated Spero (along with a generation of female artists) was that male artists of the time were flinging their emotions onto large canvases and declaring the outcome universal. The response to this, in the case of many women artists, was to themselves employ a radical subjectivity.
In my view, though, this often fell into the trap of taking the Second Wave adage of "the personal is political†too literally. The 60s and especially 70s were rife with content gone awry as feminist artists attempted to find meaning by turning private stories public or by using their own body as subject. While I acknowledge it was important at the time to draw attention to the fact of female subjectivity after it had so long been disregarded, I could argue that this same sort of subjectivity served to narrow the audience and further marginalize female artists.
What I admire about Spero's approach was her ability to mobilize content in a way that reversed the "personal is political†to great effect. For Nancy Spero, the political was personal. A deft interplay of subjectivity and objectivity gave her work a bite that the mere shock value of personal exposure could not approach. Spero's genius was to use woman as subject, but in both senses of the word: action was subjected upon her, but she also actively subjected the subject.
Art has a long history of treating the female as a static object to be looked upon, at times with admiration, at others with resentment, but always with distance. Spero nudged the woman, both behind the artwork and within it, to action. Her work rarely exited two dimensions, but a telltale aspect of that journey toward subjectivity, was movement. After 1974, she only used female subjects in her work, and these subjects became increasingly more recognizable, as she employed images that she called "performers†in her "repertoire company.†This "company,†later corresponding to over 300 unique plates for printing, included goddesses and figures from ancient mythology such as Sheela-na-gig and Artemis, who would share the dance with images of women clipped from current media.
"What I'm trying to say, then, in a kind of lyrical, positive way, is that these women are empowered and that they are sexual.†Spero said in 1985. "These women are protagonists and they are subjects. I am doing this in my language and it is not primarily for the male gaze.†Spero favored "devalued†media that eschewed those self-important, "macho†techniques of oil painting on canvas. Form-wise, she was partial to painting, collaging and printing with zinc and polymer plates on rice paper or long, papyrus-like rolls.
The first epic set of works that illustrated her taking the political personally was the War Series, created over several years in the late sixties and early seventies. She created over 150 visually ascetic paintings on paper with simple but disarming depictions of the horrors of war, inspired by the anger she felt toward American involvement in Vietnam. Helicopters mixed in with symbols like eagles and flags, while fountains of menstrual blood buoyed images of dismembered bodies. The prone female form was attached to an actively gasping mouth and licking, serpent like tongues hovered over desperate paint scrabbles of devastation. Though never so literally put, the sense in these works was clear: war is a male phenomenon, and its execution is comparable to violence directly inflicted upon the female body.
The War Series preceded and then overlapped another set of works through the seventies that dealt with the legacy of outcast artist Antonin Artaud. Spero had become acquainted and identified with his story while living in Paris with Golub and their sons in the early sixties. The paintings and collages referred to as The Codex Artaud, 1971-72, revolved around the role of the artist in society, and the realization that the individual could not combat those forces that were larger than herself.†These were her first works to use text, and her combination of Artaud's words with her hermaphroditic figures created a unique form of hieroglyphics that stretched the confines of language into something more akin to a visual speech-act.
This interplay of word and image on paper, which she would call "manuscripts†would continue to mark her work throughout the seventies. Text printed on paper gave the sense of a broadsheet newspaper or a typed manifesto, spreading the word, while the figures and their easy iconic grace were reminiscent of cave paintings. After the noteworthy series Torture of Women (1976) and Torture in Chile (1974) which had long paper rolls printed in this way circling the gallery, she abandoned text in her work. But the idea of complementing the iconography of current politics with mythology persisted. Spero attempted to somehow mash history by creating—what she called—a "simultaneity of women throughout time.â€
From the 80s on, color entered her work, brilliantly. Pieces like Sky Goddess (1981) and Earth and Water (1988) took full advantage of her cast of characters, "a varied cavalcade of historical female role models†with figures as disparate as an ancient Greek "dildo dancer†interacting with a Vietnamese woman that recalled TV images of civilians on the ground in the Vietnam war. The figures were "superimposed,†she said in a statement in 1989, "to increase the tempo of actions of women in narrative/history.â€
A character that never really made an appearance, though, was Spero herself. She infused the work by, in a sense, being the "director†of her two-dimensional work of theater, but she kept herself out of the story. This fact maybe alienated her from other women artists in addition to art history's men's club. "Feminist†artist Kiki Smith once said in an interview, "When I first saw Nancy Spero's work, I thought, 'You are going to get killed making things like that; it's too vulnerable. You'll just be dismissed immediately.'â€
Spero was dismissed for a long time, but her work gained acknowledgment late in her career when viewers were more prepared to recognize the strength of her approach. Even though she bypassed popular ideas of what feminism was supposed to be, she is now remembered rightly as a feminist artist, and one I admire as such. Spero redefined the woman's personal to become something universally personal, humanly personal. She, in effect, showed an alternate world inside her work and out, something I can only hope to aspire to as a (woman) artist myself.
"What I'm talking about in my work is jouissance.†Spero said, speaking to the universality of her work. "It's about the joy and full appreciation of one's own body. I try to recapture the sense of one's own body, and the control over it.â€
When grilled by feminist interviewers who claimed in her generalized displays of the female figure that she was perhaps propagandizing and oversimplifying situations, she responded "I'm just trying to show the opposite side of the death machine.â€
SITU STUDIO is a reserach, design and fabrication firm based in Brooklyn. Their space-altering, site-specific architectural installation reOrder augurated the Great Hall project in the Brooklyn Museum. For reOrder and other projects, see Situ's website.
Go there now


text:
Your language says a lot about you.
It says a lot about who you think you are and what you think you are capable (or not capable) of.
By talking to someone for just a few minutes I can tell if they'll fail or succeed.
Your language reveals your state of mind.
And your state of mind is one of the most powerful influencing factor in your life.
Why do you think some people achieve their dreams and live at their fullest potential?
Is there some kinda secret success club?
Or can ANYONE shift from failure to success? From broke to financially free?
For the past 10 years I've been obsessed with figuring out the state of mind of some of the most influential and successful people in the world.
When I started exploring these Principles for myself, interesting things started to happen in my life…
I lost 95% of ALL my fears.
The unknown became my best friend.
Overwhelm is now a thing of the past.
Anxiety and stress do visit once in a while, but rarely stay for more than a few minutes or an hour at most.
I am now more aware of my state of mind which enables me to be in the flow more of the time.
I rarely get stuck anymore.
I don't always have a clear plan yet I have deep sense of knowing where I'm going and an even deeper sense of purpose.
And I feel freer than I've ever been in my life.
Concretely this looks like…
Making more money while working less which enables me to travel more. (Because hey, freedom.)
Enjoying life right now as opposed to living in the feeling of "I'll be happy when…"
Having more time to be of service to my community, including the financial capacity to give to charities that are dear to my heart.
Working on creative (and lucrative) projects that bring me and others joy.
This coming Monday, I'm taking a small group of women on a 6 week group coaching experience called The Summer of Abundance: How To unleash Your full Potential To Create The Money You Want.
During 6 mind-blowing, life-altering weeks, you'll learn:
- How state of mind creates your reality, even if you're not aware of it – and NO, it's not about "thinking positive", repressing your thoughts, or living in denial
- What the Three Principles are, and how understanding them can "unlock achievements" in the game of life. (Because otherwise? You're playing the game of life without even knowing the rules. And that sucks.)
- How to unleash your inner CEO to create bigger leaps in your business & life – while having more fun than you ever thought possible doing it!
- How to quickly and easily bypass the limitations of your mind (they aren't real, remember?) – and start doing things you never thought possible, even in your wildest imagination
- How to create money, opportunities and results in your business & life – by tapping into your divine creative flow. (Yes, there is such a thing, missy—and YOU are more than capable of accessing it.)
Clear here to sign up The Summer of Abundance: How To unleash Your full Potential To Create The Money You Want
Caroline, XO


text:
Re-Fashion Vancouver is a one-day shopping event held in downtown Vancouver on April 20, 2013. Part high-end clothing sale and part wild shopping party, it's the only event of its kind in Vancouver, and designed for condo-dwellers and fashionistas to be able to come together, make some cash by clearing out their closets, and buy new and nearly new clothes at deep discounts. All this while getting pampered with free mini makeovers, hairstyling and manicures, sweet treats, savoury eats and refreshing beverages.
It's not a swap meet and it's not a flea market – it's not about swapping one piece for another or selling used clothes – it's about selling the stuff that you never wear that's brand new or nearly new (The guideline is that if you've worn it more than 3 times, you can't sell it at Re-Fashion). The idea is people who live in apartments don't have the ability to have a garage sale and it's hard to reach the fashion-shoppers. This event brings everyone together in one place! Last year 800 shoppers attended.
According to organizers, the average woman wears 20% of her wardrobe 80% of the time and has around 22 pieces of unworn clothing hanging in her closet. Errr, yeah, guilty here! Re-Fashion Vancouver is for people who want to make back some of the money they've spent on all the unworn clothes they've bought. It's also for people who would love to buy essentially new clothes for less than the original store price.
The event, originally designed to be a clothing sale, has evolved into something more akin to a shopping party. Shoppers will not only be able to raid the wardrobes of more than 70 local fashionistas for designer clothing at discounted prices, they will also receive free hair styling and eyebrow shaping from Juice Hair Salon, mini makeovers from Yelp and Joanna Keller, manicures and hand massages from Luxe Beauty Lounge, in addition to free fashion-themed mini cupcakes from Love Your Cake, refreshing teas from Davids Tea, savoury bites from Cache Bistro & Lounge, refreshing coconut water from O.N.E. Drinks, and many more free giveaways, contests and prizes. In addition, the first 20 shoppers through the doors will receive swag bags packed with goodies from local businesses.
Discounted clothes, pampering and treats? Sign us up!


text:
Call 800-522-2025M-F 8:30am - 7pm EST
Shopping Cart($0.00)
FREE SHIPPING No Minimum Order!
SHOP MARKERTEK EVERYDAY for all of your needs. Free shipping on almost every order placed on our website.Special order & oversized freight intensive items ship at an additional cost. Continental US orders only.
Fast Economical International ShippingMarkertek makes it EASY for our international customers to get their orders!
At check-out you can view our very affordable international shipping rates that are ALL-INCLUSIVE with your GUARANTEED LANDED COST and NO SURPRISE FEES!
*Economy International Shipping delivery time is approximately 7-14 days. Economy International Shipping is available to select countries. Not all products are eligible.
Secure LoginClose X
Returning Markertek Customers
New Markertek Customers
Why Create an Account?
Creating a Markertek account now will save you time on future orders. You'll have full access to your order history and a personalized shopping experience.
Home > Product Categories > Pro-Audio > Live Sound > Power Amplifiers > 1160MA
Item #: 1160MA MFG #: 1160MA
This item is no longer available. Ask a Markertek Expert if you need assistance finding an appropriate substitute. 800-522-2025Email
Item unavailable. Please select another option.
Items similar to the 1160MA
Crown 135MA 3 Input 35W Mixer-Amplifier
Speco PAT20TB 20W Mobile PA Amplifier with Talkback Feature
Stewart Audio AV-25-2 2-Channel Subcompact Amp - 25W x 2 at 8 Ohm
Speco PL200M Four Zone 160W Commercial Amplifier
Crown's Commercial Audio mixer/amplifiers deliver legendary Crown quality to the commercial audio industry. These high-value mixer/amplifiers provide both 4-ohm and constant-voltage outputs (70V and 100V) for use in a wide range of commercial applications including schools, hospitals, factories, restaurant/retail, houses of worship, fitness facilities, A/V boardrooms, prisons, and small offices. Easily configured for a range of uses such as paging, background music, security, and evacuation instructions, Crown's Commercial Audio units are the smart choice for commercial sound.
Add Accessories for your 1160MA:
Recently Viewed Items:
Newsletter Sign Up
Weekly email with exclusive deals, unique new products, how-to videos and so much more!
Download the Newest Catalog!
© 2017 Markertek, Division of Tower Products Incorporated • Legal Notice & Code of Ethics


text: first time posting pics so hope it works... this is my first solo walkway, i have worked for a landscape contractor for 4 years while in college, and I started my own business this spring. I do mostly mowing/ maintenance but built this for my parents house. Being on my own I did not have bobcat, excavator, grading bucket, transit, or any other fun tools I used Rinox Riberea Milton Grey, used 8in of 3/4 crushed base gravel, 1in concrete sand, and grey Techni Seal polymer sand. I still need to use a efflorescence cleaner on the pavers and install sod please critique, i know there are a few things that could have been cut cleaner, but i think it came out good for my first solo job


text:
Denise Sassaman
Listed by Bh&g - The Masiello Group
Storybook setting for this Bungalow style home. Covered front porch is inviting and welcoming. Open the door to a spacious downstairs with eat-in kitchen, large family room and either office or living room with French doors. There is also a separate half bath and laundry off kitchen. The slider opens to the deck and view of back yard. Upstairs there are three ample size bedrooms, master with en-suite. The home is bright and cheerful and move in ready. Easy commuter location.
Date Showings Begin:
Delayed Showing: Unknown


text:
Plan to treble marine protected areas
Natural England has launched a consultation on 12 possible marine conservation sites.1 The sites are being put forward as additions to the Natura 2000 network of European protected areas designed to protect important habitats, species and birds.
Sorry you do not have access to this article. Please contact Customer Support at
or call 020 8267 8120


text:
|20 Apr 2014
Personally I would try this,
Create a new administrator account,
If the issue does not occur in new user account then refer the following link to fix the corrupted user account.
|My System Specs
|21 Apr 2014
Morning Andrew .before i run this Scannow,i thought i had better get you up to date . the internet tutorial you sent me,
i cant' do it ,because step 1 say's open internet explorer and as you know i cant' find internet explorer so i can't go beyond step 1.i went back to your earlier post found iexplore right clicked saved it to desktop then task bar and start menu.
then i right clicked on it and clicked run as administrator, all i gat is awhite screen, then a message saying internet explorer is not responding.after a few seconds it go's back to desktop.what do you want me to do now (keep it clean)
|My System Specs
|21 Apr 2014
Until Andrew returns possibly you should roll back to ie10 or which ever version you had before updating to ie11,
Use Option 2,
Please also post which security suite you have installed and use the link above my signature picture to Fill in your system spec's page
For the record in the Run command box you would type iexplore.exe not internet explorer.
|My System Specs
|21 Apr 2014
Windows 10 Pro
Please do what thrashzone suggested above.
|My System Specs
|23 Apr 2014
no internet explorer
Morning to you both.i am struggling with all this at the moment so i am going to put it on hold.
i have a user account in my name so if i create another i think that will just confuse me more.
i tried uninstalling I.E 11 and taking it back to I.E 10, when it rebooted it came back on as I.E8.
when i tried my icons on desktop nothing worked. no emails//no Google //no Firefox// nothing.
i had to restore my computer back to a couple of days' before. then i tried installing Google Chrome.
it said it couldn't' install it there was a error.tried it again on a different site ,and it went on ok.
so as i said i am going to leave things alone for now see if it settles down .i want to thank you both
for all your help but i think a lot of it scares me ,and it is over my head so for now ,
i appreciate all your help.
|My System Specs
|23 Apr 2014
I believe you simply jumped too many versions,
Take it in baby steps one version at a time,
Run updates after each version starting with ie9,
Only accept the Important updates,
Which means you need to make sure your windows update settings are possibly different,
Uncheck the box to Give you Recommended updates the same as Important ones,
This will make it easer to figure out Important ones out from recommended ones and Optional ones,
ie9 download select your windows version and language,
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads
I cannot update Internet explorer 8 to internet explorer 10
I tried to update IE8 ro IE10 from the website and it says that the installation is installed and i reboot my laptop but when i click internet explorer its still IE8. I had IE9 awhile back but i had to revert back to IE8 because IE9 would only pop up for a second then close.
|Browsers & Mail
Internet Explorer - links to websites on internet do not work
Windows 7 x64 Home Premium SP1 (most recent update level) 1. clicking IE10, IE10 comes up 2. first website started, Google 3. next TAB, Google comes up (configured) Problems 1. When clicking at a desktop icon (refering to a website on the internet), the next fresh screen of IE10 comes...
|Browsers & Mail
Ctrl C starts internet chrome or internet explorer
After installing office 2007 sp1 on a win7 system some keyboard keys were changed to start google chrome. After uninstalling google chrome ,windows explorer was started The keys were Cntrl C , Cntrl Z ...., the "1" and the "3" on the numeric keyboard After uninstalling office 2007 the problem...
|Browsers & Mail
Windows Explorer (Not Internet Explorer) Causing problems
I've never posted on a help forum before, so please bear with me. I have a Dell Studio 1749 laptop, running Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. Windows Explorer is not working. That is, Windows Explorer, not Internet Explorer. It seemed like every forum I already checked this confused people....
|General Discussion
Internet Explorer - Temporary Internet Files - Disk Space Usage
How to Change Disk Space to be Used by Internet Explorer "Temporary Internet Files" Temporary Internet Files is where Internet Explorer stores copies of webpages, images, and media of sites that you have visited in Internet Explorer for faster viewing later in Internet Explorer by not having to...
Internet Explorer - Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when closed
How to Set Internet Explorer to "Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed" The Temporary Internet Files folder is the cache folder where copies of webpages, images, and media are saved at for faster viewing in Internet Explorer. By default, the Temporary Internet Files...
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:40.


text:
Real Time updated information on flights to and from Chiang Rai – get the latest status of whether Chiang Rai flights are on time or delayed
Get real time updated info on Chaing Rai flights from the Flight Status box below. There are three tabs on the top. Select the third one: "By Airport". Type in the Chiang Rai airport code CEI. Then select the appropriate field for arrivals info or departures info. Select a departure date as well if required and click "Go". You'll get the latest Chiang Rai flight info on the following screen. (You can book Chiang Rai flights and Chiang Rai hotels online too).
Track Flight Status & more at www.flightstats.com


text: Good morning, I'm glad I stumbled upon your site.Thanks for having me. Heading out to stock up on some meat before the big blzzard here in NW Iowa and if I'm going to be snowed in,might as well fire up the smoker!Looking forward to the great ideas this site and members have to offer. Thank you!


text:
Warm Flannel Bedding for Winter Weather
Heavy Weight Printed Flannel Sheet Set
In the Winter, there is nothing more satisfying than Warm Bedding with flannel sheets on a cold night, brrrr.
Since we live in Arizona, you might think we miss-out on the comfy "feeling" of warm bedding or flannel sheets on cold skin.
Nope, in the mountains of Arizona it can be every bit as cold as any winter in the Northeastern United States.
At 6,000′ elevation snow is a constant in the winter no matter which state you live in.
We don't have many of those nights in Southern Arizona, where I live now, but as a child I can remember my brother and I struggling for the best spot while backing up to that old Dearborn heater.
There was no Central heating in the tract homes sliced into the side of the mountain in Morenci. So we sure loved our electric blankets and flannel sheets.
Today, I still love them. Maybe because they remind me of home, I'd rather turn the heat down and sleep under a flannel sheet any day. Plus, it might save a few pennies on the sky-high electric bill.
What's your preference; Nice warm flannel sheets, or a little chill in the buff?
It use to be that Flannel Sheets were Plaid or Solid
Flannel StripeFlannel SheetFlannel SheetFlannel Sheet
Times have changed for Flannel Sheets and they can be found in Gorgeous Prints and Patterns
Victoria Flannel Sheet SetHeather Flannel Sheet SetHeavy Weight Leopard Flannel Sheet SetHeavy Weight Printed Flannel SheetHeavy Weight Printed FlannelHeather Flannel Sheet Set
PinzonAM Home FashionTribeca LivingDivatexPointehavenPointehavenTribeca LivingCeleste Home Ultra Soft Flannel Sheet Set with Pillowcase, California King, CorsagePointehavenThresholdQueen WoodlandShavel Home


text:
Abt Card
Product Questions
- Ask
Broan Economy 42000 Series 30" Hood - 423004
Warranty Information:
Delivery is subject to reasonable access to the area without damaging the purchaser's property or the product, or jeopardizing the safety of the delivery personnel.
Fill out the form below to request Better Price for this product.
Enter your zip code for a more accurate delivery estimate.


text:
- Weekly price Contact Owner
- 2 night weekend Contact Owner
- 3 night weekend Contact Owner
- Midweek per night Contact Owner
Holiday Rental for Groups of Families and Friends.
FSC Castle Head, Grange over Sands, Cumbria, sleeps 160 in 33 bedrooms.
Castle Head Field Centre provides extensive accommodation for large groups of all backgrounds including Orchestras, Youth Groups, Universities, Spiritual Retreats, Adult Walking Groups etc.
The Centre is divided into two main areas of accommodation. The impressive Georgian house which can sleep up to 47 people in a mix of bunk rooms, single and twin rooms, split over two floors. We also have the Hillfoot accommodation wing that can sleep up to 110 in a mix of single en-suite, twin en-suite, and bunk rooms split over two floors. Bunk rooms have seperate shower and toilet block facilities.
There is also a large sports hall, four classrooms, TV lounge, library area, two large common rooms and a cosy lounge with open fire. We also have kitchen and large dining room. We can provide fully catered or self-catering services. Throughout the Centre, there are kitchenette areas providing hot and cold refreshments.
We are situated in extensive private grounds of 20 hectares with several on-site adventurous activities. We can provide access to our activities upon request, however they can only be used with one of our experienced tutors and would be at an additional charge. On-site activities include - rafting, canoeing, climbing, orienteering, and low ropes.
We can also offer off-site activities with our experienced tutors, which would include additional cost and transportation charge should you wish to use our minibuses. These activities include, sea-level traverse, canoeing, ghyll-scrambling, walking.
Alternatively feel free to use Castle Head as a base and explore the vast amount of things the Lake District and surrounding areas has to offer.
We are an Eco-Centre and have taken many steps towards trying to reduce our environmental impact. The Field Studies Council is committed to bringing "Environmental Understanding to All".
Please note: While we can cater for very large groups, we do request a minimum group size of 36.
Booking Information
Must be contacted for a quotation.


text:
It's derby day and a special day on Saturday.
As Sheffield United celebrate their 125th anniversary, there is a derby between Doncaster Rovers and Sheffield Wednesday, plus the one featuring Chesterfield at Mansfield.
For full reports of these games, plus those featuring Barnsley and Rotherham United, see the Green'Un digital edition, available in page form from 6pm on Saturday.


text:
All quotes tagged Commerce
(465 quotes found)
"The future is religion and commerce, aphrodisiac and Benzedrine, a mother of mysterious comfort and a mistress of familiar ravishments ever on the verge of embracing or destroying us."
"We will have life. We will have commerce. We will have people getting back into their normal modes of operation."
"On 16 September 1985, when the Commerce Department announced that the United States had become a debtor nation, the American Empire died."
"The lessons taught in great books are misleading. The commerce in life is rarely so simple and never so just."
"Surely if each one saw another's heart,
There would be no commerce,
No sale or bargain pass: all would disperse
And live apart."
"How often have not the demons called 'Nix,' drawn women and girls into the water, and there had commerce with them, with fearful consequences"
"It does not worry me personally - I like communication and visibility - but then I don't have to think about commerce. I like the idea of seeing it everywhere. Designers can't live in an ivory tower. And to copy well is as difficult now as it was in the past."
"'Tis sweet to know that stocks will stand when we with daisies lie, that commerce will continue, and trades as briskly fly"
"This year has been very strong for the e-commerce industry. Every indicator in this space, from online sales, broadband growth and domain registration is up. It's not surprising that individuals, small businesses and even the bigger brick-and-mortar retailers who didn't have an online presence before now have a Web site."


text:
All products are typically delivered within three working days, If however you need your goods quicker call our customer services on 01937 534318 and we will prioritise your order. On the rare occasions your order may take longer than three days you will be advised by metals4U.
how quick is delivery for this jacket?
Hi, we have one in stock so we can do next day delivery on this item
Payments processing by:


text:
Have you ever wondered why Italians, always, look so fashionable? Here is your answer. Italians prefer to shop in fashion outlets where they can actually afford quality fashion brands such as Moschino, Blumarine, Valentino, Armani, etc.. Since 1978 IL Salvagente has been a fashion reference point for many Italians and foreign visitors. You'll never be able to recognize this famous fashion outlet from the outside.
First of all, after arriving in Milan, everyone is eager to see the Duomo Cathedral in the main square as well as to stroll through famous streets for shopping. Why not to combine these two excellent reasons to be in Milan? After all, everything is in walking distance. I'll tell you a few secrets that will make your trip even more fun.
The foxtown outlet is one of the largest outlets that comprises of 160 stores. No fashionista remains indifferent to brands like Gucci, Valentino, Dior, YSL, Dolce & Gabbana, etc. Are you in love with luxury brands? Then, you will have an excellent opportunity to acquire a discounted Fendi handbag or the most famous YSL shoes at half price!
Unfortunately, current creative directors of many fashion houses do not always adhere to their original sense of style. No one will ever be able to replace Coco Chanel, Gianni Versace, Alexander McQueen, and Yves Saint Laurent. Designs made by these people are true works of art. So, where did all the dresses with hand-embroidery, luxurious furs, and jackets with padded shoulders go? In the heart of Milan, namely in the Brera district, hides vintage shop «Cavalli e Nastri».
D-Magazine Outlet is one of the most known fashion outlet chains in Milan. The biggest store is located in the center of the Quadrilatero d'Oro or the Golden Triangle in Milan. This fashion district is located between the Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga and Via Sant 'Andrea. D-Magazine Outlet doesn't attract much attention from the outside considering overly decorated storefronts in this area.


text:
NURF FAQs
- Is the NURF program open to students outside of Notre Dame?
- Can I apply to more than one project? If so, do I need to fill out a separate application for each project?
- If I apply to more than one project, do I need to send my application(s) to each project's faculty in separate emails?
- Does the Fellowship include housing and meals for the summer? Or transportation to the University?
- What are the dates of the 10-week fellowship?
- How many hours per week will I work?
- Can I have another on-campus job if I'm part of the NURF program?
- Can I take classes during the summer session while doing research?
- I'm a student at a university outside the U.S. If I'm awarded a Fellowship, will I need a visa?
- Will I get academic credit for the Fellowship?
- If I receive a Fellowship, what paperwork will I need to complete?
- What are my on-campus housing options? How much does it cost to live in the dorms?
- Besides the dining halls, what other options exist for on-campus meals during the summer?
- What are the options for living off campus?
- Section 2: Additional considerations for international students
Have additional questions? Feel free to contact Heidi Deethardt at firstname.lastname@example.com
Is the NURF program open to students outside of Notre Dame?
Yes! We welcome applications from undergraduate students at any university in the U.S. or abroad. (For purposes of the NURF program, undergraduates are students who will not yet have completed their undergraduate studies at the start of their summer fellowship.)
Can I apply to more than one project? If so, do I need to fill out a separate application for each project?
You may apply to as many projects as you like. You only need to create separate applications if you have information/experience unique to one/some of the projects to which you're applying. However, keep in mind that applying to too many projects (more than 4) may lead faculty to question the sincerity of your interest in their topic.
If I apply to more than one project, do I need to send my application(s) to each project's faculty in separate emails?
If you create a common application for multiple projects, feel free to send it in a single email to all the faculty with whom you're applying. As mentioned above, if you created a unique application for any of the projects you're applying for, please send those in separate emails.
Does the Fellowship include housing and meals for the summer? Or transportation to the University?
No. Students awarded a paid fellowship will receive a $5,250 stipend, paid semi-monthly over the course of the 10-week fellowship. Paydays are the 15th and last day of each month, and the stipend is subject to St. Joseph county taxes, Indiana state taxes and U.S. federal taxes. NDnano does not cover the cost of transportation to the University, housing, nor meals. See below for information about on-campus and off-campus housing options.
What are the dates of the 10-week fellowship?
For the 2017 NURF program, students may start their 10 weeks of research as early as May 16* or work as late as August 4. Fellowship recipients will determine the exact dates of their research in conjunction with their faculty mentor. Memorial Day (May 29) and Independence Day (July 4) are paid holidays. Please see the additional information below regarding the availability of dorms, meal plans, and places to eat on campus in the summer; there is limited availability the weeks of May 16 and May 22 and after July 28.
*Fellowship recipients who attend Notre Dame and have a 2016-17 on-campus, academic-year job may be prohibited from starting their NURF position before the last week of May. Please contact Heidi Deethardt (631-0279) for more details.
How many hours per week will I work?
The NDnano Fellowships are full-time (40 hours/week maximum). Students will set their work schedule with their faculty mentor.
Can I have another on-campus job if I'm part of the NURF program?
No. The University allows students to work a maximum of 40 hours per week during the summer (all campus jobs combined). This means that students cannot participate in the NURF program and at the same time hold any other paid, on-campus, summer position.
Can I take classes during the summer session while doing research?
Yes, as long as it is approved by your NURF faculty mentor. In some cases, you may need to work additional days (beyond a 10-week schedule) if you are not able to work the full 40 hours/week while taking a class.
I'm a student at a university outside the U.S. If I'm awarded a Fellowship, will I need a visa?
Yes, you will need a visa to receive the stipend. NDnano will be happy to assist with the visa process for international students who are awarded a Fellowship. Also, if you don't already have a passport, you should apply for one as soon as possible.
Will I get academic credit for the Fellowship?
If I receive a Fellowship, what paperwork will I need to complete?
Students who are awarded and accept a Fellowship will receive detailed instructions regarding registration, housing/meals, safety training, and employment verification documentation. Also, visiting students will receive additional instructions when they arrive on campus (ID card, banking, student account, Social Security number for international students, etc.)
What are my on-campus housing options? How much does it cost to live in the dorms?
On-campus housing is available (and encouraged) in the summer for registered students in the NURF program. Dorms with and without air-conditioning are available. Visit the Summer Session website for information about housing costs:
PLEASE NOTE that although students may select their 10-week fellowship to fall anywhere between May 16 and August 4, on-campus summer housing is only available May 22 (move in after 5:00p) - July 29 (move out before Noon). In addition, meal plans in the dining hall are only available May 30 - July 27. This means that if you choose start/end dates before/after the availability of housing/meal plans, you will have to make other arrangements for those days. Also, for students who want to do their own cooking, please note that the dorms offer limited kitchen facilities.
Besides the dining halls, what other options exist for on-campus meals during the summer
Here is a list of places to eat on campus. Some may adjust their hours during the summer.
Within walking distance, there are several off-campus eateries in Eddy Street Commons just south of campus, and others located east of campus; a supermarket is located east of campus.
What are the options for living off campus?
Some students in the NURF program choose to live off campus. You may be able to find an apartment or house to lease near campus via Craig's List or at the following listing of off-campus options (although not all are within walking distance, furnished, nor offer short-term leases): http://offcampus.nd.edu/moving-off-campus/housing-options/ If you are interested in sharing a nearby apartment or house with a Notre Dame graduate student, contact Heidi Deethardt.
Section 2: Additional considerations for international students
As stated above, the NURF program welcomes applications from international students. Here is some additional information that may be helpful as you consider your summer options:
Social Security Number: International students in the NURF program who are paid by Notre Dame will need to apply in person for a Social Security Number (SSN) approximately two weeks after they arrive in the United States. (If you have a SSN already, there is no need to apply for another one.) The University will provide guidance on the process, and a Social Security office is located on the bus route just a few miles from campus. For tax purposes, international students in the NURF program will need to provide their SSN to the University before the end of their fellowship. The SSN application process does not delay payment of the stipend.
U.S. bank account: University employees receive their paychecks via direct deposit to their bank account. It must be a U.S. bank account, so international students in the NURF program will need to open a U.S. bank account when they arrive if they don't already have one. This can be conveniently done either on-campus or at nearby banks.
A U.S. bank account will also be needed for international students to pay their student account (housing, meal plan, medical insurance, etc.)
U.S.-based medical insurance requirement: The University requires all international students to carry medical insurance from a U.S.-based provider during their stay at Notre Dame (day of arrival through day of departure). For those students needing to purchase U.S.-based insurance, the University offers a medical insurance plan through Aetna. Summer 2017 insurance rates will be available in the spring. (For 10 weeks of coverage in summer 2016, the cost was approximately $450. The cost will likely be higher in 2017.)
International students in the NURF program also will be provided four U.S.-based alternatives to the Aetna program, and someone in University Health Services will be available by phone or email to review/pre-approve the plan students intend to purchase to ensure it meets University requirements.
Please note: International students will automatically be enrolled in and charged for the University health insurance unless they purchase another U.S.-based plan and follow the instructions to opt out of the University plan. Opt-out instructions will be emailed to international students' Notre Dame email accounts prior to the beginning of the regular Summer Session.
Paying taxes and filing tax returns: All students in the NURF program will have U.S. federal, state (Indiana), and county (St. Joseph) income taxes withheld from their semi-monthly paychecks. In addition, all fellowship recipients will be required to file both federal and state income tax returns in the spring of 2018 for income earned in the U.S. in the tax year 2017. The tax return will determine if you are entitled to a refund of some/all of your income tax withholdings, or if you owe additional income taxes. The University's TapTax service will help international students prepare these income tax returns. Instructions will be sent to students in January.
Form 8843: International students who participate in the NURF program but are not paid by the University of Notre Dame will still be required to submit a Form 8843. The University's TapTax service can assist with this process. Instructions will be sent to students in January.
Have additional questions? Feel free to contact Heidi Deethardt at firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you for your interest in NDnano!
Back to overview and application instructions


text:
In this article i will teach you how to create dynamic database driven Hindi website using Asp.Net with C#.net.
In the Previous articles i explained how to retrieve year from date in c#.net, how to retrieve day from date in sql, how to retrieve month from date in sql, how to retrieve year from date in sql, how to change my computer language to hindi.
Instead of using any specific Hindi font, you can use global font which supports UTF-8.
Its helpful when your site visitors don't have particular hindi font on their computer. It also able visitors to see your site without downloading any font or without setting into their computer.
For that if you are using windows, then you have to set up your computer language to Hindi.(with doing this you can see Hindi font into your editor or textBox insted of square boxes.)
See my previous article How to change my computer's keyboard typing language.
Now, by going through above article i can assume that you configured your PC to type in Hindi Language. Now, we can go to next step.
We will create two pages one for inserting data into database and one for displaying inserted data in Hindi. i.e "insert-data.aspx" and "display-data.asox".
Create database table having a "content_data" column with "ntext" Data Type for inserting Hindi content.
Drag and Drop one TextBox, Label and a Button control from toolbox into "insert-data.aspx" page.
Set TextBox "TextMode" property to MultiLine and a button text property to "Submit".
Write below code on "Click" event of the button.
string dbstring = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["database_con"].ConnectionString;
SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(dbstring);
string query = "Insert into table1(id,content_data)values('1',N'" + textBox1.Text + "');";
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(query, con);
Label1.Text = "Data Submitted Successfully.";
Note* : Make sure to put "N" before textbox value in sql query. This denotes that the subsequent string is in Unicode (the N actually stands for National language character set). Which means that you are passing an NCHAR, NVARCHAR or NTEXT value, as opposed to CHAR, VARCHAR or TEXT.
Drag and drop a "Label" control on "display-data.aspx" page. and give id as lbl_hindi.
Write the below code on load event of the "display-data.aspx" page.
string dbstring = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["database_con"].ConnectionString;
SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(dbstring);
SqlCommand ad = new SqlCommand("select content_data from table1 where id='1'", connection);
SqlDataReader dr = ad.ExecuteReader();
if (dr.Read())
lbl_hindi.Text = dr.GetString(0);
That's It. Now test your application.
Run "insert-data.aspx" page. Type something in a textBox in Hindi and click on Submit button.
Now as the data is inserted in database using the above step. Now run "display-data.aspx" page.
You can see the Hindi data on your webpage without any font embedding.
Now you have the idea of how to create a website in Hindi. Now you can go with full-furnished website in Hindi.


text:
'Hobbit' leads box office for a third week
"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" continues to rule them all at the box office, staying on top for a third straight week and capping a record-setting $10.8 billion year in moviegoing.
The Warner Bros. fantasy epic from director Peter Jackson, based on the beloved J.R.R. Tolkien novel, made nearly $33 million this weekend, according to The Associated Press, despite serious competition from some much-anticipated newcomers. It's now made $222.7 million domestically alone.
Two big holiday movies -- and potential Academy Awards contenders -- also had strong openings. Quentin Tarantino's Western-blaxploitation mashup "Django Unchained" came in second place for the weekend with $30.7 million. The Weinstein Co. revenge comedy, starring Jamie Foxx as a slave in the Civil War South and Christoph Waltz as the bounty hunter who frees him and then makes him his partner, has earned $64 million since its Christmas Day opening.
And in third place with $28 million was "Les Misérables," based on the international musical sensation and the Victor Hugo novel of strife and uprising in 19th century France. The Universal Pictures film, with a cast of A-listers led by Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway and Russell Crowe has made $67.5 million domestically and $116.2 million worldwide since debuting on Christmas.


text:
i feel she sold out. she's only doing this caribbean thing to garner some interest and some cash. she probably don't even care bout the caribbean any more. i wonder if they even had to bring a bajan in to teach her to talk/sing like home folk again. this stuff right here pissed me off when sean paul became really hot in the US and now Ri Ri doing it, you push some give me a run and some boogles up in the joint, trill your tongue and yay mega hit. i'm not saying she can't sing R&B, Pop, Rock but I know as a true island girl all day everyday you couldn't stop me from being on my roots ALL DAY not just when i need the money. typical she gon foreign and started yankin
As a Bajan myself, one of the things I appreciate about Rihanna is that whenever I hear her in interviews and at awards shows and the like is that she sounds like she's from Barbados – you can hear her accent loud and clear. Jay-Z even teased her about it when they accepted a Grammy together. Plus she visits Barbados regularly and shouted out to her country just recently at some major awards show (the Billboards, I think). I mean, if you don't like Rihanna, you don't like her, but at least let it be for a real reason.
Great video, great powerful message. Heck if Quentin Tarantino (a male) can pen vendetta flicks (Jackie Brown, Kill Bill, et al), why can't a singer in a music video do the same? I love it for its entertainment (narrative) value and I love for its message (action/reaction/remorse/etc.).
apples (bb)
Quentin Tarantino: all-time favorite director :-)
Leonie UK
I love this track, fav from the album, and no I'm not a Riri fan. Glad she branched into different genres of music. After all, just because she's from the West Indies, does not mean she has to only play on her caribbean roots. Caribbean has much more to offer.


text:
Thanks for visiting us!
Badminton Central is a free community for fans of badminton! If you find anything useful here please consider registering to see more content and get involved with our great community users, it takes less than 15 seconds! Everybody is welcome here.
new player to watch for.
Discussion in 'Professional Players' started by Extremesmash, Nov 26, 2004.


text:
At Brisbane, December 4, 5, 6, 7. Australia won by nine wickets with a day to spare. Border, playing on his home ground, had no hesitation in fielding when he won the toss. On a pitch slightly under-prepared owing to torrential rain, the New Zealanders lost Rutherford to the fourth ball of the match, Veletta marking his début with a catch at forward short leg from his first touch of the ball. They crawled to 48 for two by lunch, and only Martin Crowe, with 67 from 163 balls, held an end up as all crashed around him. The innings finished a quarter of an hour into the second morning, whereupon Boon took his first chance in what was to be a golden season for him. As Australia totalled 305, he made 143 in 342 minutes from 255 deliveries, hitting fifteen fours. The New Zealand fast bowler, Morrison, a product of D. K. Lillee's personal coaching scheme and the game's other Test newcomer, returned a respectable four for 86 from 28 overs, while Hadlee moved ahead of Lillee as the second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket when he dismissed Marsh.
In reply, New Zealand had only a sparking cameo innings, by Patel, to save them from a worse defeat. Jones batted for two hours twenty minutes for 45, but Patel's ninth-wicket partnership of 52 in an hour with Morrison gave the crowd a modicum of fun of the fourth day. Requiring less than 100 for victory, Australia won with ease at 3.47 p.m. to claim two Test wins in succession for the first time in four years and avenge the innings defeat by New Zealand at Brisbane two years earlier. The attendance of 28,153 for the four days was nearly double that at the corresponding match in 1985.
Man of the Match: D. C. Boon.
Close of play: First day, New Zealand 181-9 (J. G. Bracewell 6*); Second day, Australia 219-6 (P. R. Sleep 0*); Third day, New Zealand 131-5 (D. N. Patel 8*, R. J. Hadlee 17*).


text:
VideoHive Busy Night Traffic 10112943
Stock Footage \ Time Lapse
Panasonic \ Footage \ Finance \ Business \ Motion \ Asphalt \ Traffic \ TrafficA
Stock Footage - Busy Night Traffic 10112943 by camonex @ VideoHive
Stock Footage \ Time Lapse
A busy night traffic timelapse footage. 1920×1080p 4k shot with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4
Alpha Channel: No; Looped Video: No; Frame Rate: 25; Resolution: 1920x1080; Video Encoding: H.264; File Size: 224.2mb; Number of Clips: 1; Total Clip(s) Length: 0:13.
Night City Bridge Traffic; Overpass Port Night Traffic; Underpass Night Traffic; Truck Convoy in the Desert Landscape; Night City Traffic; Blue Sky and Island Views; Night City Traffic.
Keywords: asphalt, bus, business, car, city, drive, finance, hurry, lapse, motion, night city, road, speed, time lapse, traffic.


text: I got an MMS message from a friend and it contained a .jpg file. When I go to open it it says 'Downloading' ... that was from last night! and every time I hold on it it only gives me options to delete the message, lock the message, or view message details (when I press this, it just gives me the details with no option to see the jpg) How do I view the pic she sent? Thanks in advance


text:
HOUSTON (ICIS)--Methyl di-p-phenylene isocyanate (MDI) prices are assessed by ICIS up by 4 cents/lb on Wednesday, in addition to the 2 cent/lb hike assessed earlier this month, totalling 6 cent/lb for the first quarter.
Although as much as a 10 cent/lb hike initiative was heard, buyers were heard settling increases mostly in a 5-7 cent/lb range.
Crude MDI prices are assessed at 139-154 cents/lb DEL (delivered) in bulk.
US MDI producers are BASF, Bayer, Dow and Huntsman.


text:
It looks like you've lost connection to our server. Please check your internet connection or reload this page.
log in
scroll to top
An Analysis of the Topic of the Rms Olympic and the Topic of the Olympic Class Liners White Start Line
Page 1 of 2
Continue for 1 more pages →
Read full document
← View the full, formatted essay now!
Download this essay
Print this essay
Read full document
Get full access to this
document and many more!
Document details:
Words: 885


text:
Just what is MOVE? Our goal is moving middle and high school students into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.
Our mission is to MOVE students into the presence of God through a deeper knowledge of His word, intimate worship, life groups, serving the world and prayer.
Important: PARENTS and STUDENTS TEXT /// @movemin to 81010 /// for all the latest and greatest UPDATES for MOVE Ministry!
MOVE Programs:
REST (Sunday Evenings during the school year and special activities during the summer)
"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you REST." (Matt. 11:28)
• When: Sunday 6:00PM-8PM /// Where: Holy Cross Student Center /// Who: 6th-12th Graders
• What: The mission of our time together is to lead students to REST at the feet of Jesus. Period!
• What to Expect: Our gathering will begin with food and hanging out together at 6. Around 6:45 we will enter into a time of worship, prayer, discussion, and REST in His presence.
For more information Contact: Steve and Tracie Ryall
DIVE (Sunday Mornings 10am)
Join us in room 203 for some amazing gourmet Donuts (seriously) and fellowship, followed by a combined activity, skit or game. Then we will separate into high school and middle school groups where we DIVE into the Word of God, engage in group discussion, and a time of prayer. 6th-12th grades welcomed. For more information Contact: Steve and Tracie Ryall
Holy Cross Acolytes
Being an acolyte is an awesome way to help serve the church. We have about 15 youth that acolyte on Sunday mornings. Acolyting is open to middle and high school. If you are interested, please contact Marlene Gulledge.
Upcoming MOVE Events


text:
The Parker PDF105 Radial Electric Guitar is a visually stunning instrument with features that are unmistakably Parker yet give a slight twist to the classic design. One of those unique features is the exclusive radial neck joint that ensures better transfer of tone from neck to body and a precise fit with no slippage due to lateral sliding. An elegantly carved new shape, showcasing a more traditional and ergonomically shaped upper horn gives the Parker PDF105 Radial guitar a great look and feel.
The flared headstock provides more strength and allows for a thinner profile and a faster, more comfortable neck. The Parker PDF Radial Neck Models also feature a 22 fret fingerboard enabling precise placement of the neck pickup for that classic neck-position tone. Pickup mounting has been improved to allow players to swap out pickups if desired.
Parker PDF105 Radial Electric Guitar Features
What started as a simple string and pedal sales catalog has grown exponentially over the past thirty years. The early days were a time where catalogs didn't have much of a presence in the industry, but what began as a college dorm room operation grew rapidly. In 1986 we moved to a full product offering and 64-page catalog, which over the years has grown to 162 pages. Join the AMS family and get your free catalog now!
Copyright © 1996-2017 American Musical Supply, Inc. All rights reserved. American Musical Supply reserves the right to correct pricing and/or product specifications in the event of typographical errors found in our print catalog or on our website. If a product is listed at an incorrect price due to such errors or because of inaccurate information received from a supplier, American Musical Supply shall have the right to refuse or cancel any orders placed, whether or not the order has been confirmed and your credit card charged. If your credit card has already been charged for the purchase and your order is canceled, American Musical Supply will issue a credit to your credit card account in the amount of the charge.


text:
So Is Adding An Inflation Rider to an Income Annuity A Good Idea?
Today, I'm writing a column to address a question we keep getting — does buying an income annuity with an inflation rider make sense? And if so, what kind of rider is best? The short answer — inflation is a significant risk, but you're probably better able to protect against it with other assets in your portfolio than you are with an inflation rider on your income annuity.


text:
Arizona House speaker revives texting while driving ban for teens
PHOENIX (AP) - The Republican speaker of the Arizona House has revived legislation banning texting or other cellphone use by drivers with only a learners permit or during the first six months teenagers have a regular license.
Speaker J.D. Mesnard's action Monday came after he replaced Rep. Phil Lovas as chairman of the Rule Committee. Lovas had blocked the texting bill until resigning his seat last week to take a job with the Trump Administration.
Mesnard said he plans on putting Senate Bill 1080 up for a vote in the full House and expects it to pass. The proposal by Sen. Karen Fann has already passed the Senate.
The Legislature has regularly rejected texting bans. Arizona is one of just four states without blanket bans on texting while driving.
Senate Bill 1080 Fact Sheet:
teenage drivers; communication devices prohibited


text:
ATLANTA -- Millions of dollars in budget-slashing at Georgia's colleges and universities is coming close to seriously harming one of the nation's best systems, the state's top university official said Tuesday.
But state budget writers questioned whether the University System of Georgia's 34 colleges and universities could handle even more cuts -- including the elimination of a planned cancer center at the Medical College of Georgia.
''We are coming very close to the point where what you have so carefully built over the years in terms of one of this nation's outstanding systems of higher education will be compromised,'' Chancellor Tom Meredith told lawmakers.
Meredith's presentation was part of the hearings House and Senate committees are holding this week on the state budget.
A plan proposed last week by Gov. Sonny Perdue would raise tobacco and alcohol taxes, roll back a property tax relief program and dip into the state's reserve fund to balance the budget.
After a string of cuts over the past year, the university system has already sliced $184 million -- 10.6 percent -- of its roughly $1.7 billion budget.
But Perdue's budget proposal calls for more cuts this year and another $33.8 million in reductions for the 2004 fiscal year.
Those cuts are beginning to hurt instruction, Meredith said. For example, there are currently 342 vacant faculty positions at the University of Georgia.
Georgia Southern University has lost 24 full-time faculty positions and 35 staff positions and, at Georgia Tech, the average student-to-teacher ratio has increased from 19.9 in 1998 to 21.9 in 2002.
Meredith asked the budget committees for help on a host of projects -- from money to fix up Georgia's public libraries to the ''eminent scholar'' program, which matches state and private business money to lure top professors to the state.
But lawmakers, hoping to avoid Perdue's suggested tax increase by finding extra cuts, questioned whether the system couldn't handle more cuts or, at least, get by on what's in the governor's budget.
And at least one House Democrat suggested that $8.6 million budgeted for a cancer center at the Medical College of Georgia, in Augusta, might not be a sure thing.
''You mentioned (renovations and additions to) the library at Georgia Southern was No. 1 on your list,'' said Rep. Richard Royal, D-Camilla, asking Meredith about a Board of Regents priority list for building projects. ''Where was the cancer center at Medical College of Georgia on your list?''
Meredith answered that the center -- which Augusta Sen. Don Cheeks admitted was his asking price for switching to the Republican Party -- was not on the list.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, January 22, 2003.
© 2017. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us