text:
New Cbo Deficit Numbers -- (House of Representatives - January 27, 2004)
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursuant to the order of the House of January 20, 2004, the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Pallone) is recognized during morning hour debates for 5 minutes.
Mr. PALLONE. Mr. Speaker, yesterday the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office once again confirmed that President Bush is the most fiscally irresponsible President in our Nation's history. Yesterday CBO forecast a budget deficit for the 2004 fiscal year of $477 billion, the largest deficit in history. Furthermore, CBO said the overall Federal deficit will total nearly $2.4 trillion over the next decade. That is nearly $1 trillion worse than what CBO forecast last fall.
After the estimates were released, Treasury Secretary John Snow commented from London that the administration remains committed to deficit reduction, stating, "Make no mistake; President Bush is serious about the deficit."
Mr. Speaker, who is Secretary Snow trying to fool? President Bush being serious about the deficit? This is the same President Bush who inherited a $5.6 trillion surplus from President Clinton. Over the past 3 years, thanks mainly to three large tax breaks primarily benefiting America's millionaires, President Bush has presided over an $8.5 trillion fiscal collapse.
And our Nation's fiscal situation could get even worse this year if Congress continues to listen to President Bush and the House Republican leadership. That is because CBO's estimates only take into account existing policies.
And just last week, during the State of the Union address, President Bush asked Congress to make all his fiscally irresponsible tax policies permanent. Last year CBO estimated that such action would cost the Federal Government an additional $1 trillion.
The President also once again proposed partially privatizing Social Security at an additional expense of at least $1 trillion in extra funds over the next decade, and that is $2 trillion right there to add to the already gloomy deficit forecast. And this is not even including the $700 billion the President wants to spend for a mission to Mars, the $50 billion that the President will propose for the continuing war in Iraq, and the $1.5 billion throwaway to the far right in his party to help train couples to develop better interpersonal skills that sustain "healthy marriages."
Based on these facts, how can Secretary Snow say that President Bush is serious about the deficit?
Let us be clear. It is the policies of President Bush and my Republican colleagues that have put us in this situation. Democrats do not control the White House. Democrats do not control the Congress, either the House or the Senate. And yet I would not be shocked if conservative Republicans do not come to the floor today and try to blame Democrats for the fiscal mess our Nation now faces.
Clearly, Mr. Speaker, President Bush now sees the huge budget deficit as a threat to his reelection campaign, and that is why he vowed to cut the deficit in half over the next 5 years during his State of the Union address last week. But we might be asking ourselves how the President plans to cut the deficit in half with the more than $2 trillion in tax cuts and other new spending he wants Congress to approve this year. The President and Republicans will say holding down domestic spending to 1 percent during the next year will put a huge dent in the deficit, but that is simply not the case, considering that domestic spending only amounts to 17 percent of all the Federal spending expected this year.
The bottom line, Mr. Speaker: The fiscal record of the Bush administration and congressional Republicans is clear. As long as Republicans control the Federal budget, our Nation's fiscal future is seriously in question; and in order to prevent a total fiscal collapse, it is time for President Bush and my Republican colleagues to face reality and repeal the President's tax cuts for the very wealthiest Americans.
It is time President Bush and congressional Republicans stand with our Nation's children, who will be forced to bear the brunt of the cost of their fiscal irresponsibility. It is time the President and congressional Republicans stand with our Nation's seniors and baby boomers that need Social Security and Medicare strengthened and not raided.
Yesterday's CBO report should serve as a wake-up call to Washington Republicans. And let us hope they finally listen to the alarms before this mess gets even worse.


text:
Regulation of the Myosin-Directed Chaperone UNC-45 by a Novel E3/E4-Multiubiquitylation Complex in C. elegans. Cell, Vol. 118, 337–349, August 6, 2004,. Thorsten Hoppe , Giuseppe Cassata, Jose´ M. Barral, Wolfdieter Springer, Alex H. Hutagalung, Henry F. Epstein, and Ralf Baumeister.
Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author.While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server.
Regulation of the Myosin-Directed
Chaperone UNC-45 by a Novel
E3/E4-Multiubiquitylation Complex in C. elegans
Cell, Vol. 118, 337–349, August 6, 2004,
Thorsten Hoppe, Giuseppe Cassata, Jose´ M. Barral, Wolfdieter Springer, Alex H. Hutagalung, Henry F. Epstein, and Ralf Baumeister
E1: ubiquitin-activating enzyme
E2: ubiquitin-conjugation enzyme
E3: ubiquitin protein ligase
E4: additional conjugation factor, catalyzes multiubiquitin chain assembly
UFD2 in yeast and human CHIP (carboxyl terminus of Hsp70- interacting protein) display E4 enzyme function
CHIP is regulating the activity of the E3 enzyme Parkin!
Ubiquitin is a small, single domain protein of 76 residues consisting of both alpha-helix and beta-sheet, that forms a highly stable, compact structure.
Interaction of CHN-1 and UFD-2
HSP-1 is the C.elegans ortholog of Hsp70
HSP-1 interact with CHN-1 and does not compete for UFD-2 binding
Self-ubiquitylation of UFD-2 and CHN-1
Dependent on LET-70 (E2 enzyme)
UFD-2 and CHN-1 act in the same conjugation pathway
chn-1 (CHIP) mutant in C.elegans
CHN-1 and UFD-2 interact with UNC-45, a myosin chaperon
A: Interaction of UFD-2 and UNC-45 in vitro
B: In vitro binding of UNC-45 by UFD-2 or CHN-1; UNC-45 binding of UFD-2 is ~20-fold more compared to CHN-1
C: Complex of CHN-1, UFD-2, and UNC-45
Interactions between CHN-1 and UNC-45 in vivo
Double mutants unc-45;chn-1
unc-45: Egl phenotype – partially supressed in unc-45;chn-1
unc-45 overexpression in chn-1 mutants
Conclusion: chn-1 loss of function can not only suppress unc-45(ts) phenotype but is also not able to compensate for excessive amounts of UNC-45
Is UNC-45 a substrate for CHN-1-dependent ubiquitylation???
Activity of all 3 enzymes is required and sufficient for UNC-45 ubiquitylation
Adding CHN-1 or UFD-2: similar results
What happens when adding both….
CHN-1 lacking the U box is not able to ubiquitylate UNC-45
Dramatically stimulation of multiubiquitylation!!
UNC-45 is ubiquitylated in vivo!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
CORDOVA, Tenn. (AP) – A 74-year-old woman has died after she was hit by her own car inside a Wal-Mart parking lot.
Memphis police tell news outlets that 74-year-old Peggy Rose was in her car in the Cordova Wal-Mart parking lot on Tuesday afternoon with the door open when it quickly backed up, hitting another person. Rose then rolled out of the car and was run over by her vehicle.
Authorities say she later died of her injuries at a hospital. The other person who was hit is expected to recover.
Copyright 2016 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Leaked from today's 404 episode:
iPhone 5: Say hello to scuffgate?
– Hacker: I've ported Google Maps to iOS 6.
– Subterranean park in Manhattan to stay sunny with fiber-optic skylights (Low Line).
– Coca-cola nails social media by releasing personalized bottles, Justin included.
– Leica cameras for some reason favored by celebrities.
Bathroom break video: iPhone 5 super-glued to ground in Amsterdam.
Episode 1,136
Subscribe in iTunes (audio) | Subscribe in iTunes (video) | Subscribe in RSS Audio | Subscribe in RSS Video
Article source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cnet/pRza/~3/JClREA_yo34/


text:
A corn salad recipe made with baby corn, green and red pepper, onion, celery, mayonnaise, and ranch dressing and topped with corn chips. Serve this cold vegetable salad for a picnic or as a side dish. You can also find other ideas for cold salads here.
When I think of summer, this is one recipe that makes its way to the top of the pile. Fresh bits of corn bursting with flavor pop in your mouth when you take a bite. This salad has a lot of crunch and flavor from the fresh vegetables alone.
One of the best parts of this recipe is the corn chips. Crunchy Fritos Chili Cheese corn chips add a nice flavor to the salad, as well as added crunch. The dressing uses dry ranch dressing mix and mayonnaise for a smooth, mellow flavor.
I think this is a refreshing cold corn salad that pairs well with a quiche or breakfast casserole for brunch. You can also serve it for lunch or dinner with a sandwich or hamburger as an alternative to French fries. You can also use this for a potluck recipe or take it along for an office pig-out day or a picnic.
I recommend using fresh corn if you have it available, as it adds to the wonderful flavor of this corn salad, but you can also make this any time of year with frozen corn from your garden or purchased from the grocery store.
Crunchy Corn Salad Recipe Topped With Chili Cheese Corn Chips
- 2-16 ounce packages frozen baby corn (thawed)
- ½ cup chopped green pepper
- ½ cup chopped red pepper
- ½ cup chopped green or red onion
- ½ cup celery
- ½ cup mayonnaise or Miracle Whip salad dressing
- 4 Tablespoons dry Ranch Dressing mix
- 10-ounce package Chili Cheese Fritos Corn Chips (you can substitute regular Fritos also)
- Thaw frozen corn and place in a large mixing bowl.
- Chop red and green peppers, onion, and celery. Add to the corn.
- Add ½ cup mayonnaise or Miracle Whip and 4 Tablespoons dry Ranch dressing mix.
- Stir to combine. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Right before serving, add the 10-ounce package of chili cheese Fritos Corn Chips, crushed and mix well. You can also place a few on top of the salad for a finishing touch.


text:
Baldwinsville man sentenced for killing his wife, previously convicted of murdering a priest
Tue, 15 Jan 2013 16:24:20 GMT —
A Baldwinsville man was sentenced to 20 years to life on Tuesday for killing his wife back in December 2011. 68-year-old Robert Burger pleaded guilty last month in Onondaga County Court to murdering his wife, 56-year-old Rebecca Dethlefs.
Before sentencing, Judge Joseph Fahey asked Burger if he had any statement he would like to make. Burger offered no explanation for the murder but replied, "she was a very good wife. A very good person. I'm sorry this happened. May she rest in peace."
Rebecca Dethlefs was found dead at the Village Green Apartment building in Van Buren in late December 2011 when workers were investigating a bad smell. Autopsy results show she died of blunt force trauma to the head.
Burger previously served 28 years in prison for stabbing a priest to death in New York City back in 1963. Tuesday's sentence will be served consecutive to the previous sentence since he still had time left on his parole.
Assistant District Attorney Matthew Doran said that Burger will not even be eligible for parole until he is 88.


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
A Description of the Agamemnon as the Definition King Who All Too Readily Reminds His Subalterns of Their Status
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: 1,031


text:
Some cosmetic changes in preparation for larger site changes in the works.
- |
- Search
- |
- Home
- |
- Back to Forum
I totally agree w/ Pat-NoCal. My frittata REC is done in a 9x13" pan which is close 2 what they use
Veteran Member
1767 posts
Joined: Mar 10, 2006
Posted to Thread #29404 at 12:13 pm on Feb 2, 2017
Frittata (from a cooking class taught by Marie Huntington on October 18, 1988.)
3/4 cup minced green bell pepper (or red or yellow or a combination)
1-1/2 cups sliced button mushrooms
1-1/2 cups diced zucchini
3/4 cup chopped onion
1 large clove garlic, minced
3 Tablespoons oil
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup half-and-half
1 pound Philadelphia cream cheese, cubed
6 eggs beaten
1-1/2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded
2 cups seasoned croutons (Marie used Pepperidge Farm brand.)
1 teaspoon salt (or a little less) to sprinkle on sauteeing vegetables.
Saute vegetables in oil. Season to taste. Cool slightly. Combine half-and-half with eggs and mix well. In a 9x13" baking dish (I spray with PAM), put a layer of croutons, then top with the sauteed vegetables. Pour egg mixture over previous layers so vegetables are covered. Place small cubes of cream cheese on top. (I have found it better to melt and spread melted cream cheese as thinly as possible to cover entire top surface of vegetables evenly.)
Sprinkle the shredded cheese over the top.*
Bake in a preheat 350-degree oven for about 40 minutes. Cool for 10 minutes before serving. 8 to 12 servings.
*Note from Wigs: I prefer to leave the cheddar cheese off and bake the frittata for 20 minutes first. Then sprinkle the cheddar cheese over the top of the frittata and bake it for an additional 15 to 20 minutes.
Link: http://eat.at/swap/forum/index.php?action=display&forumid=1&msgid=156037
Other messages in this thread:
- 29404. Advice, please, from our catering experts. A friend organizes dinner once - MarilynFL - 11:00am on 02/02/17 (22)
- Yes, frittata can be done for the group. I recommend lightly greasing the hotel pan bottom and sides - Pat-NoCal - 11:47am on 02/02/17
- At the link is some baked frittata info for a big group which may be helpful. [NT] [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 11:52am on 02/02/17
- Another thing to consider is that fritata can be served warm, or at room temperature. Obviously,.. - Michael in Phoenix - 11:04am on 02/03/17
- I totally agree w/ Pat-NoCal. My frittata REC is done in a 9x13" pan which is close 2 what they use [LINK] - wigs - 12:13pm on 02/02/17
- What Pat and Wigs said. But if they really want quiche, and are intimidated by pie crust, [LINK] - Joe - 12:17pm on 02/02/17
- I love you guys. Advice/recipes have been passed along. [NT] - MarilynFL - 3:02pm on 02/02/17
- You could also use shredded potato as a 'crust'. [NT] [LINK] - Traca - 5:25pm on 02/03/17
- Besides the crust, the only difference between a frittata & quiche is the cream, - Traca - 11:40pm on 02/03/17
- This is a hit at our brunches. Rec: Tomato, garlic and Pot fritatta. Take a look [LINK] - barb_b - 3:19pm on 02/02/17
- I can certainly see how a Pot Frittata would be a hit at parties ;) [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 4:34pm on 02/02/17
- You beat me to it! [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 7:22pm on 02/02/17
- Beat me too! I read that and said WHAAAAT? :-)..... (nt) [NT] - mistral - 10:30pm on 02/02/17
- and the next thing I though is "I want a pot fritatta!". (nt) [NT] - mistral - 10:31pm on 02/02/17
- I immediately clicked on the link to see the ingredients!! [NT] - deb-in-MI - 6:35am on 02/03/17
- . . . so did I! (nt) [NT] - mistral - 11:48am on 02/03/17
- You guys crack me up!!! [NT] - barb_b - 12:21pm on 02/03/17
- Have you seen the Alice B. Toklas Cookbook? Maryjane Brownies were... - Richard in Cincy - 6:09pm on 02/06/17
- I will take what you are taking.... ;-) [NT] - SallyBR - 11:49am on 02/03/17
- C1 posted this link, which looks fun: Rec: Fritatta bites. [NT] [LINK] - barb_b - 12:24pm on 02/03/17
- Barb, that link goes to a spicy harissa sauce on Amazon [NT] - cheezz - 10:09pm on 02/05/17
- Ha! Try this link... [NT] [LINK] - barb_b - 8:38am on 02/06/17
- Thanks! Looks good :) [NT] - cheezz - 4:15pm on 02/06/17


text:
Your membership shows your support of the neighborhood, allows you to vote on Herron-Morton Place Association's stance on issues facing the neighborhood, and offers opportunities to get involved with neighborhood committees and activities. Each membership allows one vote on HMP Association issues at general membership meetings.
Membership dues are $10 per voting member. According to HMP Association by-laws, qualifications are as follows:
- They shall be eighteen (18) years of age or older.
- They shall be:
- A resident of the Herron-Morton Place or
- An owner of property or a business in Herron-Morton Place. The owner of a business in Herron-Morton Place may appoint one employee to act as that owner's representative at meetings of members.
Membership dues can be paid on line using the link below or you may fill out the Herron-Morton Place Association Membership form, attached below, and bring it along with your payment, to one of our general membership meetings. You may also mail these items to:
Herron-Morton Place Association
P.O. Box 44166
Indianapolis, IN 46244
Individual Membership $10
E-payment fee $1
Herron-Morton Place Association
P.O. Box 44166
Indianapolis, IN 46244
In order to vote in a general membership meeting, your dues must have been postmarked, or paid to an HMP Association board member, at least 15 days in advance of the meeting.
Please find a copy of the current Herron-Morton Place Association by-laws attached, below.


text:
Would you ignore a crying baby or one that was sick?
No, I didn't think so.
How about a baby that was hungry? Would you immediately provide some nourishment?
Of course you would.
Would you go on a vacation and leave your baby alone for a month?
Heavens, NO!
You blog is your baby and there are certain needs that have to be met and safety and security issues that must be addressed as the responsible caregiver of your blog.
Here's what my blogging buddy and joint venture partner, Gwen Tanner, has to say about babying your blog:
Your blog is an expression of you and what you teach! And if you discovered your blog was sick with viruses or plagues or other types of security issues, I'm sure you'd react just as a scared parent would – Panic, hyperventilation, then frantic researching on how to make your baby better!
Head on over to Gwen's blog and read "Protect Your Product – Your Blog Is Your Baby". What happened to Caroline Middlebrook (more than once!) will really make you stop and think.
And wait till you see why Gwen is so thrilled that her blog theme doesn't display a blog roll!


text:
27 Jun 2014
3 comments:
- Amela Jones said...
Do you subscribe to any other websites about this? I'm struggling to find other reputable sources like yourself
Business water supply
- 4 December 2014 at 10:46
- Apoorva Kumar said...
It is very much recommended to match the tenure to your requirement. A person must not end up making extra repayment commitments that might effect his daily expenses. Thank you for sharing the post, it was very interesting.
Home Loan in Lucknow
- 24 March 2015 at 22:37
- Dr Purva Pius said...
Hello Everybody,
My name is Mrs Sharon Sim. I live in Singapore and i am a happy woman today? and i told my self that any lender that rescue my family from our poor situation, i will refer any person that is looking for loan to him, he gave me happiness to me and my family, i was in need of a loan of S$250,000.00 to start my life all over as i am a single mother with 3 kids I met this honest and GOD fearing man loan lender that help me with a loan of S$250,000.00 SG. Dollar, he is a GOD fearing man, if you are in need of loan and you will pay back the loan please contact him tell him that is Mrs Sharon, that refer you to him. contact Dr Purva Pius,via email:(firstname.lastname@example.com) Thank you.
1. Name Of Applicant in Full:……..
2. Telephone Numbers:……….
3. Address and Location:…….
4. Amount in request………..
5. Repayment Period:………..
6. Purpose Of Loan………….
7. country…………………
8. phone…………………..
9. occupation………………
11.Monthly Income…………..
Email Kindly Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
- 14 August 2016 at 15:19


text:
Chapter 6 September
September 1st Pater's 67th birthday.
Hum, the two boys, Rachel, Jinny and I all walked to Rokeby against the wind and a shower. There Lady Londonderry was placing a block weighing over forty tons on the pier. Everything in gala attire. Her carriage drawn by four horses and two outriders on horses all the same colour. Great excitement.
I took the tram on to Sunderland where Lizzie* had invited me to lunch. She has four boys, Willie, Frank, Arthur and Charles, all like her and like each other. Had an unquiet dinner what with the telephone continually ringing up Dr. Lambert, the children, the girl and boy in-[?] skirmishing around. His assistant is a young very Scotch man, Walker by name. Dr. Lambert had just returned from Norway, having distinguished himself on board the ship eating.
* Elizabeth's cousin Elizabeth (Haggie) Lambert (1847-1922)
Afternoon we drove to Rokeby where we had tea at a Mrs. Bucks, then walked to the end of the pier and back. There a band played to the crowd and I saw Mr. de Pledge waiting in the rain for Rachel who had promised to meet him there.
Back to Lizzie's where the Whitham carriage was waiting for me, so I couldn't stay for five o'clock tea and left a box of cakes Dr. Lambert had bought for me when we had ices at Margaret's. He told me I had lovely eyes! Picked up J. and R. and drove straight to Cleadon Lane to meet Lizzie. A spring broke on the way home so James and I walked part of the way. Played billiards after dinner. Packed up.
2nd Friday Harry left early. I left by the 10 o'clock train accompanied by the two boys and Margaret. At Newcastle Sinclair met me with a telegram from Jane telling me to wait as Rachel had to go home and was coming to N. by the next train. By the time they came my train and luggage were gone so I returned to Whitham till tomorrow.
After 3 o'clock we dressed S in a black dress of Jinny's, and drove to the station for Newcastle to see D'Oyley Carte's company act The Vicar of Bray. Mrs. Allison, Harold A. and Mrs. Davidson, a cousin of Mrs. Angus, dined with us at the hotel and went to the theatre.
Mrs. Davidson is a cousin of Harry Wilson in New Zealand and is rather deaf. Lizzie tells me Mr. Pinkney has failed. The Vicar of Bray was rather fun and the plot founded on Landford and Minton. The skirt dancing was pretty. The theatre was hot. We drove Mrs. Angus home and had Whiskey and Soda, then home ourselves. Jinny has asked me to go with her to Ayr for races and balls, so I am having a pongee silk skirt made to go with my bodice by a dressmaker here. She wanted me to wear a huge gold chain of hers round my neck tonight.
3rd Nearly missed my train this morning, had about three minutes to drive the three miles. That horse had to hurry. Saw S. at Gateshead. Had a very pretty journey to Melrose via Hexham, Ricranton and Harrick where I changed.
Saw ruined Prudhoe castle near Hexham and Houghton castle near Chollenford. Mrs. Christy met me and we drove out here in a show cab. It is three miles round by round, but only one by the swing bridge. The Tweed is a fine river and the country extremely pretty. Just before she started Lady B. fell on the stairs and cut her lip and bruised it badly. She is as pretty as ever and kinder if possible. Carrie is away up north.
Sunday 4th Went to church beginning at 11.30. Lady B. went to the Presbyterian. Heard "Father" Kemp preach. Flatulated windbag. The choir sits in a gallery. The church was full, a great many strangers. To reach it we cross the Tweed just below the river on the swing bridge. Such lovely views both up and down the river! Dined at 1.30. Miss Simpson, Katie and Alfred Dunn came in the afternoon. The last are Sir David's great-grandchildren. Two of their brothers are at Pennam. Walked by the river after afternoon tea.
5th Drove through Danwick to the Dunns to practice my guitar with Katie's banjo. She wishes me to play it on Wednesday with her and Miss S's guitar. Drove to Abbotsford after lunch. Saw Charlie Heeton's name in the visitors' book, the one before the last. Must have just missed him. Saw over the house, which I should prefer exploring by myself. Bought a walking stick, should like to have got a cup with the Scott arms, but feared expense. Five others went round with me,. Mrs. Christy waited in the entrance.
6th Were going to Dryburgh, but it was too wet. Walked to Melrose in the afternoon and saw the abbey. A fine old ruin, rather shut in by houses.
7th Picked Currants, which Mrs. Christy and I do every morning after breakfast. Drove to Melrose after lunch. Fetched over Katie's banjo and Miss Simpson. Mrs. Dunn, Katie, and Miss Mackenzie came to tea then Mrs. Davidson played the piano whilst Katie and Miss S. played their instruments. I could not keep up with them, so gave up. After they left, I walked up the road and through the Erskines' fields to the river, home by the swing bridge.
8th Drove to Dryburgh with Katie and enjoyed it all immensely. Saw "Dry House Grange", which was lately burned. The abbey is situated amongst trees and well kept lawns and seems larger than Melrose and has vaults and not so much ruined. One tree is a thousand years old.
9th Lunched at the Dunn's. Then climbed up one of the Eildons with Katie, but only onto the saddle. It was a steep walk so I rested frequently. Took Gooseberries and biscuits to eat. The Eildons are 1,500 feet high.
Got a note from Jinny in the evening saying I am to meet her at Carlisle on Monday. This arrangement bursting on the old ladies seems to have rather upset them. I have really walked a great deal today, first to Melrose, then up the Eildons, then back to Allenby again. On a fine day there is a view over seven counties from the top of the Eildons. It was cloudy and rather windy but we saw the Cheviots in the distance.
10th Sewed my white silk bodice and went on with my opera cloak in the morning. In the afternoon was driven round the Eildons with Mrs. Christy, which occupied from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Passed Admiral Fairfax's house and Eildon Hall, the Duke of Buccleugh's hunting lodge on the slope of the hills. He has planted the slopes with trees which add to the beauty of the home sides and precipices. A good deal of foxhunting is done on the Eildons, though their sides are so steep. A Miss Philip was calling on our return who tells character from handwriting, so I think I shall send her mine and Alf's at 1/- each.
11th Sunday Went to church with Mrs. Christy and Lady B. Fairfaxes, Buccleughs, Hays, Kidds, and Enstories were there. A Mr Hawdon or Haughton, late as Navy Chaplin preached. Father Kemp read fearfully slowly. We had litany and commandments. We were in church 1¾ hours.
A joke Sir D. made to the Duke of Edinburgh about his putting his hands in mauve dye at Dr. Playfen [?]. That would be a mauvey (mauvais) deed! Lord P. is Lady B.'s executor. Lady B. tells stories most amusingly, namely about a mad Mrs. Campbell, etc.
12th Packed up, sewed my white ball bodice, got Margaret to help with my opera cloak which she finished for me. The cab ordered to take us to the station did not come, greatly to our discomfiture. Luckily I thought in time of walking over the swing bridge to catch the train minus luggage as I was obliged to meet Jinny in Carlisle not knowing in which hotel she was to stay at Ayr. It was fortunate I did as the train was late about half an hour.
Katie Dunn came to the station to see me off, but could not stay as there was an afternoon tea on. Met Jinny, Sinclair and Kathleen Kennedy after some refreshment, at Carlisle, and travelled by the 6.10 train (it was about an hour late) to Old Cumnock, then drove to Dalblair in a brougham, rather a tight fit.
The night was dark, and the drive seemed interminable. I felt nicely independent without luggage. I was obliged to do my hair with my side combs.
13th Got up pretty early to have a walk before breakfast. When just dressed and about to sally forth my breakfast was brought up, and whilst I ate it rain fell, then all the men came for shooting or rather driving. The drivers arrived pretty early, singing in parts which sounded very pretty.
Mr. Collier, Captain Alexander, Messrs. Angus, Hamilton and Campbell (the last two cousins) went out driving, not returning before seven o'clock, when the last three stayed for dinner. During the day Jinny, Kathleen and I walked all over the place and to the shepherd's cottage beyond Kylemoor. After tea they fished, but I knew better. After dinner I told their fortunes, which served to amuse them. Tomorrow we go to Ayr early in the morning.
14th Got up at 7.05, breakfasted at 7.45, started for Old Cumnock at 8.35 and did the seven miles in little more than half an hour, the funeral horses stepped out. We had such an absurdly long brake to hold 5 of us!
Had our fortunes told by a 1d in the slot business whilst waiting for the train. The station was crowded. Kathleen was to give up drinking spirits, I was not to worry. Mr. Angus joined us and tried to make us pronounce the fearful Scotch names of the various stations.
Arrived at Ayr at about eleven. Got my luggage at the left luggage office, where it was sent free of charge. Then to our lodgings in Fort St. in the house of the Misses Mackay, dressmakers.
I got one of them to let down my pongee silk skirt, which came from Whitham yesterday and was three inches too short. Then we sallied forth and walked by the sea, along the pier and back through the fair, but had not time to stop.
Back to our lodgings to tidy, then we drove to the racecourse, where we changed old Mr. Angus' passes for tickets to the private members' part of the stand. There we sat most of the day (after lunching downstairs) with jaunts occasionally to the saddling paddock, past jostling bookmakers, etc., escorted by Mr. Angus.
The bookmakers hunted in couples, each couple dressed in a striking costume. Some had grey tall hats, dust coloured coats with light blue cuffs and collars and a diamond in blue between their shoulders. Others were in red and straw hats, others had broad belts over their shoulders covered with half crowns. Others in white silk hats, some in blazers, etc. and how they shouted! What struck me mostly was the way many of the ladies were painted. One noticed it so plainly and they seemed shameless.
Some dresses were pretty, some striking especially one in blue serge and canary sleeves and tie. After four o'clock the tea room was open for ladies, free of charge. The tea was nice, cakes so-so. After reaching home after the races, Messrs. Kennedy, Shaw and Angus called to take us to the fair.
First we each had two or three shots at a shooting gallery. Further down we found a superior merry-go-round on which we all rode except Jinny. I objected at first but was overruled though I was afraid of being seasick. It was the funniest thing out. We rode on small wooden horses (side saddle) which moved up and down like a switchback, as well as back and forwards so that first I was in front then Miss Kennedy and Mr. Angus riding alongside. I thought it would never stop and automatic band made such a noise we could not hear each other speak.
Mr. Hamilton was broader than his horse and looked so comical in front of me. Sinclair came up whilst we were on and asked Jinny where we all were not recognizing us. Then we threw balls into holes, or rather tried to, at a Penny a shot for prizes but none of us got them in. Then we tried to get photographed in a group, we three ladies on a box, the three men behind. Two were taken but they were no good as it was too dark. The men had all struck attitudes in each others hats.
After that it was time to go to the hotel for dinner as the ball we thought began at ten. On arrival we found the 6 o'clock table d'hôte over, the next not till eight o'clock, an hour to wait. Jinny and I were in despair as we had to dine and dress before 9.45. We drove home to dress, minus pudding at 9.5.
I was dressed first and had more than half hour to wait, as Mr. Angus and Shaw told us it did not begin till 10.30. By that time I felt more like bed. The two Miss Mackay made me put on my dress in their sitting room whilst they stood and admired.
The Ball was in the Court House, which is a splendid place for the purpose. One large room was for the programme, another was for waltzing, generally less crowded than the other.
Mr. Angus devoted himself to us, me especially, we had many dances and refreshments together. Oysters at 4½d each, nice refreshments, supper and champagne. Women painted as at the races, but middlingly well dressed. Hot velvet sleeves and frills seemed all the fashion. The men I danced with danced so quickly that I couldn't well keep up with them.
A Mr. Hamilton from near Mount Peel was introduced to me, but was not highly exciting to talk to. He told me he is a cousin of Captain Montgomery. We got home just before four, not as tired as I thought I should be. We walked there and back, a very short distance.
15th Thursday Got up at 8.45. Waited for Katie for breakfast at about 10 o'clock. Then we three women sallied into the town, which was crowded with people. Jinny and I had our photographs taken four for a shilling at the fair. Very amusing. Then to the station hotel for lunch, before taking train back to Old Cumnock.
Met Mr. Angus outside just arrived and lunched. As we were waiting for our lunch to be brought, Mr. Angus came up and said his mother asked either Miss Kennedy or me to go with her to the races and drive back to Angar after. Miss Kennedy did not care about it, so I was only too glad and went off at once, lunching at the stand. Same sort of thing as yesterday, but people more quietly dressed.
I noticed the man I saw looking at me yesterday again today. He is tall, goodlooking and like a soldier, very brown. I kept catching his eye fixed on me time after time as though he had seen me before. Perhaps he knows Frank and finds me like him. Mrs. Angus even noticed his behaviour.
After the last race drove back to tea at the hotel, then the carriage came and we started at about 5.30 on our thirteen mile drive. Adam, the coachman, drove the carriage in yesterday so the horses were quite fresh, in fact very much so. Mr. Angus drove, whilst Mrs. Angus, Nettie and I and some luggage sat inside the large waggonnette. We drove out in just two hours, which is considered fast, but the horses are splendid. I slept the night at Angar, in the bosom of the Angus family consisting of six girls and two boys. Mr. Angus was away in Spain. Mr. Davidson arrived soon after I did. He is a brother of the one I met at Newcastle.
16th Nettie and Mary drove me out to Dalblair after breakfast in bed, in the tub drawn by a fat old grey pony. It threatened to rain so they would not stay and accompany us to lunch at a farm one amd a half miles away, with the men who were Partridge shooting.
We lunched in a gully by a burn just below where they were shooting, the party was Jinny, Miss Kennedy, Messrs. Haggie, Huppel, Warrington (a distant relation of those in New Zealand), Angus and Davidson.
They had shot some rabbits, hares, snipe, partridges and a blackcock whose tail Mr. Angus promised me, but Carr said it was too young. The men incited Miss Kennedy to jump the burn, which she cleared with a run and jump. "Now! Bessie?" said Sinclair, and I jumped without a run and stood above my shoes in the water, greatly to the party's amusement. Then we thought it time to walk home to Dalblair.
Messrs. Warrington and Huppel arrived at Dalblair, the night before when I was in Angar. When they came home from shooting we fired at a target in turns with the Rook rifle. After dinner we all sat in the smoking room and sang.
17th Soon after breakfast the Angus' waggonnette arrived with the shooting party. The drivers arrived earlier. Directly after they left for the Moor, we three women left to catch the train for the south.
Mr. Angus had asked us all to lunch tomorrow, but Jinny was obliged to get back to Whitham on account of a drawing room meeting on Tuesday. I left them at Carlisle and came back to Longtown, where Mrs. Christy met me and Martha welcomed me heartily. My feet are so swollen after so much walking lately that Mrs. Christy says I am to stay in bed for breakfast tomorrow.
18th Sunday Too threatening to go to church, so Mrs. Christy goes to a chapel round the corner. I walked to the bridge after tea, but it was windy and wet and the river high.
19th Walked along the Langholm road, back by the river before lunch.
22nd Thursday Went with Mrs. Christy to Penton to see the Lynns, a great picnic resort and very beautiful. The Liddle tears through curiously shaped rocks, hemmed in by wooded hills. The rocks slope in layers and jut out into the stream in ridges. Got back a little after eight o'clock and had tea in the kitchen. Both rather tired.
Saturday Went to market at Carlisle. Both cross.
Sunday 25th Another stormy day. Stayed at home all day.
Monday 26th Mrs. Kidd asked us to afternoon tea tomorrow.
Tuesday 27th The afternoon tea round the corner was amusing though trying, as it is difficult to talk French to her and shout at him. He says he is unusually deaf today because of the damp. He is very particular about climates on that account and was obliged to leave the Navy seven years ago for that reason.
She is very pretty and young but does not speak English. They know nobody here, as neither the Rector or Curate call on strangers and the doctor's wives don't talk French. It is a pity and dull for her. They go about a good deal for fishing. He has been in Canada, Spain and the British Isles and now half thinks of New Zealand, though she thinks it too far from Paree.
28th Mr. Kidd came this morning to ask us to go with them to where he was going to fish. After some delay on the part of Mrs. Christy (she thinking it would tire me for Edinburgh) I was allowed to go and went with them by train to Scotch Dyke at 12.30 after an early lunch. Thence we walked along the road some way, through fields and over two fences till we reached the Cauldron and Willow reaches, just below where the Esk and Liddle join.
There we met or saw eight other fishers and I saw two Salmon caught on the opposite side of the river, but the fish would not look at Mr. Kidd's fly though he continued casting for some time after we had started to catch the 6.13 train home.
29th After being waked at 6.30 I fell asleep again immediately and was again waked by Mr.Christy to say it was raining hard so we had better put off going today to Edinburgh. We were to have gone this morning, stayed the night in Edinburgh and gone the next evening to Allenby 'till the following afternoon.
30th Got up at 6.30, Martha making sure I was awake. Whilst having breakfast Mrs. Christy told me she was only going to Edinborough to take me to a Dr. Simpson. Her deceit in not telling me before rather disgusted me.
Went to Carlisle by the 8.5 train, left Carlisle by the 9.10 express, our return tickets only costing 5/-!! Carrie Brewster met us at Melrose. She is not so handsome as her photographs say.
Passed Borthwick Castle on our Left, then Holyrood and arrived at 12.20, two hours late. Left our bags at the station, took a cab to Dr. Simpson in Queen's Street, but he was out.
Went to see a bit of the town, Prince's Street., etc. Did some shopping. It seems a very fine town. There are castles on hills on either side of the valley, which look so out of place on their precipices in the middle of the town. The bridges across the valley are very fine, also is Scott's monument. Had some lunch, then back to the Doctor's. Waited about an hour, he examined me but did not say if anything was wrong, but said neither my heart or lungs were diseased. I might have told him, I knew that before!
Leaving there we took a train to Leith meaning to go by steamer to see the Forth Bridge. Arrived there (by the wrong train), we found the steamers were laid up for the winter. Back by train, got our bags and drove to the castle up a steep hill, only to find the regalia display was closed at four and it was now half past.
Walked back and searched for a Temperance hotel that Mrs. Christy knew of. Had afternoon coffee, found our hotel, the Old Waverley, got our room, and rested in the ladies' room till tea at 7.30. Went to bed very early, but there was so much noise in the streets that we could not get to sleep till late. Races were on which perhaps accounts for the noise.


text:
I was accepted in the graduate program I had been waiting to hear from! It's a Masters in Educational Psychology with a concentration in Research and Evaluation.… Read more "Psych Study Session Via YouTube"
Category: American Dream
Let Me Re-Introduce Myself
I was trying to find the perfect quote for today – something about change, but everything seemed to black and white. Life has to be shaken up… Read more "Let Me Re-Introduce Myself"
Time has stopped. I regret pulling down my old posts, burning them to the ground like I did for much of the rest of my life –… Read more "Time"


text:
Monetize Content With inClick Cloud - Free!
Get started with a solid foundation. With too many features list here, the inClick Ad Server is THE choice to do it right. As a turn-key solution, or as a framework to something much broader, the inClick Cloud Server delivers results. With an inClick Cloud Server, you get our Enterprise Grade platform running in a monitored, controlled, managed, and optimized environment. Get started today at no cost. That's right, run an inClick Cloud Server for free* - no lease, no purchase, no minimum terms, and no hosting fees. Some Key inClick Cloud Server Features: + Content Sensitive Ad Matching + Global Support For Languages, VAT, and Currency + Traffic Validation Service For Every Click and Impression + Easy Deployment, No Installation! + Ready in less than one hour Are you ready to make some real money? Then call, click, or chat with an inClick Ad Server consultant today about your goals (Phone:+1-248-581-8787). * Includes ~1M impressions, clicks, conversions a month.Visit publisher site: Monetize Content With inClick Cloud - Free!
Listing Details
- Version:
- 4.1.006-1
- Filed in:
Hosted Apps / Ad Management
- Submitted on:
- Last Updated:
- Jan 15, 2016
- Publisher:
- inMotion Group Other listings by this publisher
License & Pricing Information
- License Type:
- Freeware
- Price:
- Additional Info:
- inClick Cloud Lite - 1 Million Queries Per Month Included - Free
- License Type:
- Commercial
- Price:
- Additional Info:
- inClick Cloud Enterprise - Reserved Capacity ~200 Million Queries Per Month
- License Type:
- Commercial
- Price:
- Additional Info:
- inClick Cloud Standard - 2 Million Queries Per Month Included
User ReviewsBe the first to review this listing!
Not yet reviewed by any member.... You can be the FIRST one to write a review for Monetize Content With inClick Cloud - Free!


text:
MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Brussels, Royal Theatre of La Monnaie. Three actors who work there are given cite three people at the end of their lives, and together start to the backstage of the great Belgian opera on a journey through his most secret corners. Test a landmark work that will never see. Three portraits on the verge of death, without stepping on the main stage, talk about the tragedy of the body and the transfiguration of art. You can watch Before We Go online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Dutch at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 221 users./
Runtime: 82 minutes
Simone Aughterlony, Walter Hus, Benoît Lachambre, Noël Minéo, Lidia Schoue, Meg Stuart, George Van Dam, Michel Vassart, Alex Verster and Thomas Wodianka.
82-minute film (full movie) directed by Jorge León.
The original audio of Before We Go has dialogues in or Dutch, it was produced in Belgium.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Jorge León.
Jorge León, Thomas Schira and Rémon Fromon.
This film was produced and / or financed by Les Films du Fleuve, Unité de Programmes Documentaires CBA, Present Perfect, Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, Derives, RTBF - Radio Television Belge Francophone and PillarBox.
Composed by George van Dam, Liesbeth Devos, Walter Hus and Alexander Verster.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Before We Go has a duration of 82 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Dutch in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Before We Go in FULLTV Movies.


text:
PARMA, Ohio (WIAT) — A five-year-old cancer survivor is doing all she can to make sure her sick friend has the best Christmas ever. Kendall Evans' friend, Baylee, is sick with an inoperable brain tumor that's likely to take her life.
Last week, Kendall and her mom discovered that Baylee loves to receive mail, so they decided to invite people on Facebook to send Baylee something, for what may be her last Christmas.
"She loves to open cards and gifts and whatever it may be," Tammy Evans, Kendall's mother, said. "And I thought to myself how can we just make sure that this kid gets every card we can possibly get to her by Christmas?"
The cards have been rolling in for Baylee Beckley. If you would like to send a card to Baylee, the address is P.O. Box 347332, Parma, OH, 44134.


text:
College Wrestling: Warriors clip Rochester
Tribune Staff Report
KERKHOVEN -- A five-match winning streak from 133-165 propelled the Ridgewater Warriors past the Rochester Yellowjackets 25-12 in a MCAC dual Tuesday at the Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg High School.
Rochester got the first points with a 4-3 decision at 125 pounds, but the Warriors then had Javier Portillo get a pin at 133, Mariano Portillo get a major decision at 141, Klinton Van Heulven earn a decision at 140, Shane Fesenmaier pick up a pin at 157 and Tyrell Martin win a decision at 165 to take a 22-3 lead.
Kevin Hahn later added a decision at 184 for the Warriors, who are in Grand Rapids on Thursday to take on Itasca for another MCAC dual.
Rochester's 12 points came from four decisions at 125, 174, 197 and heavyweight.
Ridgewater 25, Rochester 12
125: Dillon Solberg, Roc, dec Lonny Booshu 4-3
133: Javier Portillo, Rid, pin Jered Kemp 2:37
141: Mariano Portillo, Rid, maj Nate Larson 18-6
149: Klinton Van Heuveln, Rid, dec Tyler Jackson 6-4
157: Shane Fesenmaier, Rid, pin Holton Lubinski 6:40
165: Tyrell Martin, Rid, dec Dakota Hanson 4-1
174: Shelby Deno, Roc, dec Trevor Mahlum 4-2
184: Kevin Hahn, Rid, dec Jordan Arndt 2-1
197: Logan Barrett, Roc, dec Matt Marketon 7-4
Hwt: Jake Minske, Roc, dec Charlie Gelhaye 19-12


text:
Venice By The Bay - located at Mornington
House, Mornington
Rated 5 out of 5 stars 10 reviews
Confirmation within 24hr
From $306 per night {{quote.pricing.message}} Total {{quote.pricing.price | format:'currency':'short'}} for
Min 3 - 7 nights stay
Welcome to Venice By The Bay, located in the heart of Mornington. Venice By The Bay is an easy 15 minute stroll to Main Street and 7 minute walk to popular Fishies Beach. This modern, spacious 2 bedroom free standing townhouse, has a private courtyard and is only 700 metres from Main Street and popular Fisherman's Beach. Located in a quiet street, at the rear of the property, with off street parking for two cars. Secure entry, family friendly and offers a private fully enclosed courtyard.
Suitable for a romantic couples weekend getaway, family holiday or girls pampering weekend away. Bedding is a queen bed in the main, semi-ensuite, walk-in-robed bedroom and 2 single beds in the second bedroom. Ideally sleeps 4, other modern comfortable bedding options may be added on request.
This lovely 2 bedroom one bathroom house offers split system air conditioning and ducted heating for year round comfort. Relax on the leather lounge suite in the open plan lounge room while you watch a DVD, listen to the mini-hi-fi or watch the kids play in the enclosed courtyard. Separate modern kitchen, with large fridge, microwave, oven, kettle, toaster, abundant cookware, crockery and utensils. Semi- ensuite bathroom has hairdryer, separate shower and large bathtub. Laundry has a washing machine, clothes dryer, clothes rail, ironing board and iron.
Portacot and high chair available on request.
Complmentary tea and coffee.
All bed linen and bath towels provied for your stay BYO beach towels
Strictly NON-SMOKING and NO PETS permitted.
This house has everything you need for a relaxing, comfortable holiday. Close to beaches, restaurants, cafes, parks, shopping, galleries and the many attractions on offer in the Mornington Peninsula.
7 minute walk to Fishermans Beach
10-15 minute walk to Main Street cafes, restaurants and shopping
1 minute drive to Mornington Pier
5 minute drive to Mornington Racecourse and monthly Sunday market
5 minute drive to Mornington Golf Course
5 minute drive to Mornington Peninsula Regional Art Gallery Archibald Prize 2013/2014
20 minute drive to Peninsula Hot Springs
30 minute drive to Portsea
Rating snapshot
Average customer ratings
No reviews have been submitted for this property.
{{review.SubmissionTime | format:'date':'full'}}
{{comment.UserNickname}} responded to this review
{{comment.SubmissionTime | format:'date':'full'}}
Have a question?
Feel free to send a message to the owner/manager if you have any specific needs, or if you require additional information before you can commit to a booking request.
Select request booking to access the quote calculator and to check availability.
Enter your check in and check out dates to see availability and a total price.
Last minute deal
|Sun to Thurs ($ p/n avg.)
|Fri & Sat night
|7 night stay
|Min night stay
|Extra adult ($ p/n)
|Extra child ($ p/n)
|{{tariff.weekdayMinimumRate | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.weekendRate | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.weeklyRate | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.extraAdultCost | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.extraChildCost | format:'currency':'short'}} -
The following dates have a special rate or exception applied. Please note any discounts applicable to these dates will still apply.
|{{exception.priceInCents / 100 | format:'currency':'short'}} p/n
|Security Deposit
|{{rates.bond | format:'currency':'short'}} p/s
|{{extra.valueInCents /100 | format:'currency':'short'}} p/n p/p p/np p/s
|Yes No
p/n = per night, p/s = per stay, p/p = per person, p/np = per night and person. Ask the owner to arrange optional extras
Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.
Prices listed based on 5 adults. Property has 3 beds and can sleep a maximum 5 people.
- Available
- Unavailable


text:
! Copyright 1984-2017 FamilyHart, Inc (A Nonprofit Corporation) -.NAME, BIRTH & DEATH: ANNE BROWN, AWB(AT)CHESAPEAKE.net
Marriage 1 William Baxter MYERS b: 6 NOV 1858 in Audenried, , Pennsylvania
RootsWeb.com, Inc. is NOT responsible for the content of the GEDCOMs uploaded through the WorldConnect Program. If you have a problem with a particular entry, please contact the submitter of said entry. You have full control over your GEDCOM. You can change or remove it at any time.


text:
2012: A Year of Milestones
As the Mayan calendar ends, some have speculated that 2012 could be the end times. A slightly more likely scenario is that the Mayans knew of the milestone events that would unfold revolving around the ARCA Racing series this season. We reached out to Nostradamus experts to see if any of his quatrains predicted outcomes of circle track racing in this century, but our calls were not returned.
Here's what we do know: This season is the 60th anniversary of the ARCA Racing Series. Founded by John Marcum initially as MARC (Midwest Association for Race Cars) the name was changed to ARCA (Automobile Racing Club of America) to allow for territory expansion, on the advice of Bill France, NASCAR's founder.
This is also the 8th season where our Mallory CT Pro ignition trays have been included in the race cars of the ARCA series. This Saturday as ARCA invades Pocono Raceway, we will reach 1 million miles of ARCA competition using our CT Pro ignition system.
Watch this milestone unfold on SPEED at 3PM ET this Saturday when they bring you the ARCA Pennsylvania 125.
Follow along on our Facebook wall for updates and photos
We would also like to congratulate the Venturini family and everyone at Venturini Motorsports on their 30th season of championship ARCA stock car racing. Venturini driver Brennan Poole is having a stellar year, currently in 2nd place in this seasons point standings and looking to capture more wins in pursuit of a championship.


text:
BHIM app reaches top of Google charts: To make the money transactions easy after demonetisation Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched BHIM which is a digital payment app for the citizens and this app is now present at the top of the charts of the google play store.
Bhim app is named after the pride of our nation (Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar). It is an app through which you can do you payments in an easy and in a fair manner as it is a digital app. And according to PM Modi, this is the best app for doing transactions, as it is a digital app it allows the users to do cashless payments in a fast, secure and reliable way.
BHIM app reaches top of Google charts
The digital app is based on the adhaar which is developed by the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI).this app was launched by our honorable PM Modi in DigiDhan Mela in Delhi a few days back. This program was set up at Talkatora Stadium.
The one of the amazing advantages of this app is that it does not need any internet connection like the other payment apps needs for working, you just need to download it on a smartphone or on a feature phone and this app will allow you to work easily without any type of internet connection.
This app is versatile in nature as it can be used in all smartphones, androids phones, and ios and yes the procedure to use this app is also easy.
In this meantime, the Chairman of the unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) Mr. Nandan Nilekani tweeted, "#BHIM from @NPCI_NPCI races to the top of the charts! Dream debut!" it was a positive response to this Bhim app and through this tweet, on social networking, the app became more popular among the citizens of the country.
Via this app, actually the Indian government want to push the society towards a cash-less society and yes it is a debut for the development of the country.
#BHIM from @NPCI_NPCI races to the top of the charts! Dream debut! https://t.co/I9t2C3G5cV
— Nandan Nilekani (@NandanNilekani) January 1, 2017


text:
Bare Back Studios-Sydney Cole in Family Taboo-Used and Abused
14 January 2017
A father entering daughter room at night overpowering his daughter from a young age where she doesn't understand what is happening and finds it painful and says stuff like it hurts daddy, do we have to do this, I don't like how this feels, its too big for my mouth. She has teary eyes and moans from the pain, whilst the dad continues like nothing is happening.
Older brother hears the cry's, pains, agony moans, and peeps in through the door. He figures what is going on. So the next night he pops into his sisters room, just after the dad leaves the room in his boxers. The brothers cock is bigger causing more discomfort to the sister, Bro starts to fondle her and eventually fuck her, she says she doesn't like it when daddy does it, and does not like it when her bro does it either, her tummy is sore, she is tires, she wants to sleep, however the bro disregards like daddy and continues to fuck her roughly, hair pulling, gagging, covering mouth with hand to reduce moan sounds and inconsiderately cums in the back of her throat...once he's done, the sister is left upset and alone with a teddy bear in her room, after feeling used by both father and bro, touching and fucking her.
Daughter tells her mom (Cory) she doesn't like the way her bro and father keep touching her at bedtime and doesn't like the milk they give her, Cory shocked (as this is news to her) asks the daughter what the bro and father do to her, when she tells the mom, Cory starts to become horny and tells the girl "don't worry, I'll tell them to not do this to you anymore" she then asks the girl to show her where the bro and father touch her as the girl strips, Cory touches and fondles the girl, stroking her hair lovingly, rubbing and squeezing her small chest and pussy and ass cheeks, and inserting fingers in the daughters mouth back and fourth, whilst petting her and playing with her body like shes a little sex toy, the daughter still doesn't understand she is being abused and used as she is innocent and oblivious to sex. Cory then makes the daughter lick her pussy and massage her body, and penetrate her pussy with fingers, as she isn't getting much sex from her husband recently.
Cory confronts the father and son who both deny it and become angry with Cory and say the young daughter is making it up for attention, Dad later goes to the daughters room and roughly fucks the daughter for unknowingly snitching on him. She again finds it very uncomfortable, doesn't understand why the dad is treating her like this and tells them she is sore and it hurts her, he does not however stop, and she also says she is sorry for talking to mommy about his night visits, and she will never tell anybody else again, she should find it painful and is forced but emotionally accepts the fucking as punishment. The daughter is left upset, naked in bed, feeling used.
The father and son become closer, the son asks if he can fuck the mom and the dad says "whats yours is mine as long as I keep getting what I want from Sydney". The son enters moms room ,touches her while sleeping, rips her clothes off once she awakes, forces her for sex, gags, anal, vagina, etc. Mom is very reluctant like the daughter, all while saying, "what are you doing, am you mother, son your hurting me, your too big, your stretching me too much, what if your father finds out, I did not raise you like this, I am not on the pill".
Son replies "I have fathers permission to fuck you when ever I want. Son grips Mom by the hair and cums on Mom's face and mouth. Mom then goes to Daughter's room to sleep in her be for companionship, both shaken up and crying...
Runtime : 1h 13min
File Size : 861 MB
Resolution : 960x540
Download Bare Back Studios-Sydney Cole in Family Taboo-Used and Abused
Bare Back Studios-Sydney Cole in Family Taboo-Used and Abused.mp4 - 860.63 MB
Bare Back Studios-Sydney Cole in Family Taboo-Used and Abused.mp4
Tagged: Bare Back Studios, Incest, Family Sex, Mother and Son, Father and Daughter, Brother and Sister, forced mom, forced sister, forced dauter, rape, Sydney Cole
Back » Bare Back Studios-Sofia Rivera in Manipulating Mother« Next Bare Back Studios-Sydney Cole in Major Dilemma


text:
Pop Culture
Hollywood Now: Chris Pine, Rachel Weisz & Ari Graynor, Plus So Many Babies!By Gerri Miller
New flicks with celebs in interfaith relationships and from interfaith backgrounds, plus their baby news!Go To Pop Culture
Tag Archives: intermarried rabbis
Intermarried Rabbis Are Not the Problem
By Rabbi Keith Stern
My friend Marcus and I were in rabbinic school together. He was a rebel, a guy who reflexively said no when anyone said yes. No one could tell him what to do. He was raised in a predominantly Jewish community in New Jersey that unceremoniously fled en masse for the suburbs when the first black family moved into town. (We don't like discussing this, but Jewish families were certainly in the first waves of white flight). He says that he was the only white kid whose family stuck around. Within four years he was the only white kid on the block. This, Marcus says, is the crucible in which he learned to be his own man.
Marcus exercised his rebellious philosophy at various times in rabbinic school. His biggest "no one can tell me what to do" was his girlfriend Nonnie. Nonnie was not born Jewish. She came from a hippie family that lived for a time on a commune and who worshipped the sacredness of the cosmos in a pretty eclectic way that generally included cannabis and 'shrooms. Nonnie was what demographers call unchurched. She rarely went to Jewish/school events with Marcus. Then again, Marcus rarely went.
When the dean of HUC took Marcus aside a year before ordination and told him that in order to be ordained Nonnie had to convert, he was, as you might imagine, a tad upset. Marcus fought and cursed, but in those days the notion that a rabbi could have a significant other who wasn't Jewish was ludicrous. But Nonnie converted, albeit without much joy. They got married, had a kid three years later and divorced two years after that. It still makes Marcus angry that he was forced into a series of actions he opposed.
According to Professor Steven M. Cohen, a sociologist at HUC known for demographic studies of American Jewry, "in-marriage" has historically "been central to what it means to be a Jew." Its modern importance, he explains, is amplified because of the ongoing population decline among non-Orthodox Jews, which he attributes largely to intermarriage.
Cohen also argues that American Jews put "rabbis at the top of the symbolic hierarchy." As a result, "it is logical for rabbinical schools to hold rabbis to higher standards." While Cohen affords some merit to the suggestion that intermarried rabbis could serve as models for interfaith communities, he cautions that "we don't know for sure what the impact of having intermarried rabbis will be upon those families." We do know, he says, that "intermarried rabbis will have no chance of teaching the next generation the importance of marrying Jews." Or at least, so he said in 2009.
Nearly all of the country's rabbinical colleges have firm policies that prohibit the admission and ordination of students who are in committed relationships with partners who are not Jewish. Even as interfaith couples are increasingly being welcomed into congregations of all denominations, they are effectively barred from pursuing the rabbinate.
But as Bob Dylan adjures, "the times they are a'changing." The Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, which ordains rabbis for the denomination's more than 100 congregations across the country, just ended their policy prohibiting applications from students in interfaith relationships. Says Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D., president of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, "We believe that the only strategy that will work in today's world of choice is one that engages rather than polices, one that truly welcomes and provides role models for intermarried Jews rather than one that disowns them."
And Keren McGinity, a former member of TBA opines, "the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College's new policy to welcome and graduate Jewish students who are in committed relationships with partners of other faith backgrounds is an excellent, forward-thinking decision."
But Jane Eisner, editor of the Forward, disagrees with McGinity's assessment and she disagrees with the RRC as well. Eisner, a friend and fellow Wesleyan grad who spoke here for the Margaret Miller Memorial lecture series, hangs onto the atavistic belief that intermarriage is the biggest crisis for American Jewry. She writes that letting interfaith people get too involved, too close with Jewish life is dangerous. She says that "… at some point… inclusion leads to diminishment. At some critical point, boundaries become so porous that they no longer function as boundaries, and standards become so vacuous that they lose all meaning. This decision brings the Reconstructionist movement to that point, and to the degree that it places pressure on other denominations—and history suggests that it will—then it risks damaging our religious, moral and spiritual leadership at a time when we need it the most."
It would be wonderful to find a true whipping boy for the various phenomena that plague postmodern American Jewry. If we could just say intermarriage is the cause of our troubles we can spend a lot of money trying to fix it, lest we damage "our religious, moral and spiritual leadership" beyond repair. But as Rabbi Waxman says, "For those of you still fighting, the battle was lost years ago. The Pew report, citing that 58 percent of marriages since 2005 are intermarriages, has disabused all of North American Jewry of the notion that Jews intermarrying can somehow be stopped by pressure from families, rabbis, or editorials from editors of Jewish publications."
Reconstructionist rabbis will choose the partners they choose. If their partner is Jewish, I hope their partner will support them in their work. If their partner is not Jewish, I hope their partner supports them in their work. Intermarriage will not make or break American Jewry. The more open hearted a temple is to welcoming interfaith families, the more likely that synagogue and their interfaith families will thrive.
The true threat to American Jewry, and to mainline Protestant denominations and to Catholicism is the extent to which Americans consider religious and church/synagogue affiliation important. More important than soccer practice, ski trips or sleeping late on weekends. For Jews a synagogue must be a place that provides meaning and community and connection and fun. A synagogue must be like Cheers, where everybody knows your name. That's the real work of Jewish survival, not who the rabbi is married to. And to provide that kind of institution is hard and will only become harder.
It would be so much easier to make intermarriage the bugaboo. But it's not. To make a synagogue relevant and worthwhile for millennials as well as baby boomers is complicated and will require more and more nontraditional solutions. Eisner's idea that too much inclusion leads to diminishment is an outdated Conservative movement cry—that has led them over the cliff.
As Tevye said to Golda, "It's a new world." That must be our mantra now as we consider our trajectory as American Jews, and as a Reform temple in Newton, MA. We are going to have to be courageous and audacious as we dare to move in new ways. Looking back with yearning is not a recipe; just ask Lot's wife.
An Open Letter to Judaism from an Interfaith Family
Dear Judaism,
Well I've gone and done it. I didn't mean to make you mad, but I can tell that I did.
There I was, a Jewish girl from New York, living my life, building a career, being a young adult in a big city, when out of nowhere — BAM — I fell in love with a kind mid-western man.
He was smart and loving and well, raised in a different faith — but frankly, the fact that we were in love trumped anything else.
But I didn't expect you to be so disappointed in me.
You see, this man asked me to marry him, and there we were, planning our wedding — a Jewish wedding — because that is what we agreed it would be, because it was meaningful to me and I knew, and he agreed, we would keep Judaism in our lives. So I naturally asked a rabbi to be with us on our big day. he said no, he would not, under these circumstances, bless our union. I asked another and another and yet another and the prospect of having our Jewish wedding dwindled. But I struggled through and found a way to have the ceremony we wanted with a cantoral student who helped us create our beautiful Jewish wedding.
And then I got pregnant. A BOY, what a joy to behold! A blessing in our lives! But my husband had questions that I could not answer about mohels and ritual and foreskin and we sought the counsel of a rabbi to help. We called on your synagogues to find some answers. And we kept calling and calling and messages were left from the kind man who married the Jewish girl again and again, but again we were denied access to you. Once again we stood up for our family and the traditions we wanted to uphold and found a mohel that came to our home and we had a lovely bris for our beautiful boy. One fitting for bringing a Jewish boy into the world.
A third time I sought you out… to care for this child and teach him. But as you glared at my tattooed body and asked about my husband's background, I was told that your community's children's programs were reserved for those who were members and perhaps I should look elsewhere.
And somewhere that day, I lost the fight. I gave up on you right then and there, Judaism. You clearly didn't want me. There are only so many times you can be turned away before you wonder why you are trying in the first place. You did not want my family, Judaism… so I gave up trying.
But I was heartbroken.
I know you're trying to find a way to welcome us, but you're not there yet. When we encounter your barriers and your walls we struggle to get through them. And eventually we give up, because it is hard and we don't want our children to hear your clucking or your message that they are not good enough for you.
Yet, your articles and comments and letters to the editor tell us it is we who are ruining Judaism. It stings to hear that we, the intermarried are destroying Jewish continuity.
But I am stubborn, and there's something about you Judaism, that's too important to let go. So after I gave up on you, a friend and fellow Jewish professional told me that my experience was not the Judaism she knew and loved and encouraged me to try again. I found my own way to keep the faith in you. I created a Jewish home and holidays and traditions in my own Jewish way. And eventually, I found a community that embraced me and supported my family for who we are — and doesn't punish us for what we're not. There are so many of us out here making our own way… but also so many who gave up, never to return.
You see, when you denounce intermarried rabbis and talk about the declining vitality of Judaism, we, the families are listening to you talk about how these rabbis — whose families closely resemble our own — don't count for you. We hear you tell us, yet again, that we are not good enough but that you are welcoming in the same breath.
So while some of your newspapers and your blogs and your institutions (and your commenters, oh gosh, your commenters) whisper too loudly behind my back and wonder what to do with a "problem" like my family, my boys will bound through the door this Friday, giddy from the waning of the week and ask "MOM? What time is Shabbat?


text:
Do your kids like such toys? If you have been thinking about it, you will make a good use of this collection. The best thing that you can do now is spend on this site all the time that you want to. After doing that, you will have a much better idea about the available choice.
Make sure your kids have plenty of fun, whether its outdoors or indoors and always have a nice way
Batmobile car powered by batteries designed for children 3 to 4 Years. It is made of durable
Battery powered car dedicated for kids. It offers USB port and MP3. It is covered with durable
Push car designed for kids 3 to 4 years. It is made of plastic and offers a comfortable profiled
Who said you can't drive with style, even if you're three years old? This car is a perfect choice
Step2 Whisper Ride II Ride Pink and Step2 Whisper Ride II Ride Blue are ideal and safest push and
A cardboard town made from a box is a fun DIY toy to make for kids. Cut out trees and houses on the
Kids Ride On Scooter Push Car Pretend Play Construction Car with Grab Crane #BestChoice
Solid toy car resembling a real digger. This durable item is designed for kids and offers sturdy
This amazing pedal ride-on loader roller is a perfect choice for when you want your kids to have
Welcome all who are looking for ideas for the best ride on for kids. I have three grandsons 5 years
Solid toy car resembling functional roller. This durable piece is designed for playful kids and
Kids can dig with their own ride-on crane like a real construction worker! The lightweight Super
Kids will love digging up sand, and moving small rocks with these construction ride on trucks.
This pedal ride-on excavator will allow your little ones to pretend that they are the best
The Best Ride On Cars Chopper has a 12-volt rechargeable battery and sturdy construction to ensure
Excavator recommended for children 3 to 10 years. It is made of plastic. It includes profiled seat
Enjoy more time in the pool this summer with this Giant Whale Ride-On inflatable device. It is a
With the colorful design and the truly fun look this pedal ride-on loader forklift will be an
This kid-powered ride-on made for sitting and scooting around picks up balls and then pops them
The Rolling Coaster ride-on features a durable construction and provides hours of fun for children.
The Rolling Coaster ride-on features a durable construction and provides hours of fun for children.
Give your child a bike, a scooter, a go-cart, a working crane, and much, much more withe the
New 2015 Big Extended Edition Hummer H3 Style Kids Ride on Power Wheels Battery Remote Control Toy
This ride-on crane is an instant hit for your little boy for when he wants to have fun and play.
MOOV Ride-on Toy Wooden Construction Kits from BERG Toys can be reassembled to make new structures!
Moover Toys Dump Truck enables children to drive and steer simultaneously. It helps children
BERG Toys Cars for Kids John Deere Pedal Go Kart Ride On Birth Day Boy Girl Gift #BERGToys
Surf's up and the beach is looking fine at Beach Day by Mega Bloks Despicable Me™. Put on your


text:
- J. E. Board,
- M. L. Peterson and
- E. Ng2
Floret sterility induced by low temperatures of 15 C or below at meiosis (10 to 15 days before heading) is a major factor in reducing yields of Oryza sativa, var. japonica, L. in California. The objective of this study was to reduce Sterility by manipulating genotypic environmental interactions. Field experiments employing differences in plant height, maturity, and water level were conducted at the Davis Rice Research Facility. Microclimatic studies were also conducted to determine temperature profiles within the canopy. Sterility was compared among nine cultivars with similar genetic origin but differing in plant height and maturity. Those that were short-statured and/ or early-maturing exhibited significantly less sterility than tall and late cultivars. All cultivars in a water depth study showed less sterility in deep water (15 to 25 cm) than in shallow water (5 to 15 cm). Mean differences were significant at the 0.05 level. The beneficial effect of earliness in reducing sterility was caused by the weather patterns of the rice-growing region in the Sacramento Valley. The probability of receiving temperatures below 15 C at meiosis was considerably reduced as maturity was shortened. Increased water depth and decreased plant height reduced sterility by placing the panicle in closer proximity to water. Field water temperature at the coldest part of the night was usually 5 to 6 C warmer than air temperature. The microclimatic study demonstrated that absence of substantial nocturnal wind caused a temperature inversion at night between the mid-canopy level (50 cm above soil surface) and the top of the canopy. Temperature also increased from mid-canopy to water level because of the warming effect of the water. Thus mid-canopy is the coldest part of the vertical profile in a rice field.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
Copyright © . .


text:
Utah author Shannon Hale is writing a third book in the Princess Academy series, she announced on her blog squeetus.com this week.
The first book in the series, "Princess Academy," was published in 2005 and received a Newbery Honor. She wrote the second book, "Palace of Stone," in secret. It was released last year.
The next installment in the Princess Academy series, which revolves around the stories of Miri, a young girl from the stone quarry village on Mount Eskel, and her friends, will likely be published in 2015, Hale wrote, adding that the current working title is "Dragonfly Sisters."
In the first book, the prince will choose his princess from the girls on Mount Eskel and an academy is set up to teach Miri and the girls from her village. In "Palace of Stone," they go to the capital for the prince's wedding and encounter the rumblings of a revolution, testing both their love and loyalty.
"While working (on) 'Palace of Stone,' another burning question haunted me," Hale wrote. "And the only way to answer it was to write a third book in the series."Comment on this story
Hale is also the author of several other books for middle readers, including the Books of Bayern series, and co-authored graphic novels "Calamity Jack" and "Rapunzel's Revenge" with her husband.
Her books for older audiences include "Austenland," "Midnight in Austenland" and "The Actor and the Housewife." A movie adaptation of "Austenland" was screened at Sundance earlier this year and will be opening in August in New York and Los Angeles, according to sonyclassics.com/austenland.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: CTRappleye


text:
You are here: Home » Industries » Healthcare » Pharmaceutical » Quality Control Testing » Pharmaceutical Chemistry » Stability Storage and Testing
Stability Storage and Testing
Our storage stability walk-in chambers, controlled to ICH guidelines, are monitored 24/7, 365 days of the year and have built-in safeguards to give you peace of mind. Additional stand-alone cabinets enable us to offer alternative parameters including refrigerated, frozen and client defined storage conditions.
Our stability storage and testing services offer:
- testing to cGMP
- testing for schedule I-V controlled drugs
- temperature and humidity testing
- testing for climatic zones I-IV
- analytical support capabilities e.g. testing for leachables.
With safeguarding practices including:
- a backup cabinet
- emergency breakdown procedures
- an out of hours response team
- wireless monitoring systems.
The standard ICH conditions are:
- 25°C/60%RH - Real time storage condition
- 30°C/65%RH - Intermediate storage condition
- 40°C/75%RH - Accelerated storage condition.
Our experienced staff can aid with study design, planning and management of stability storage testing, including stability storage methods, retest intervals and shelf lives. Our flexible storage conditions can be used for commercial stability studies and all tests can be performed under accelerated, real-time and forced degradation conditions.


text:
For years I have counseled clients that experienced examiners allow more patents quicker and inexperienced examiners often allow few or no patents. I have been prosecuting patents for 40 years now and I have never in all that time wavered from a belief in that unfortunate principle – get a senior examiner and you improve your chances of getting a patent, get a new examiner and you decrease your chances. Get a new examiner and you get someone afraid to allow an application for fear of making a mistake. Get a senior examiner and you get one who has seen enough inventions to have developed the confidence to know what is non-obvious to a PHOSITRA.
Now there is an empirical study confirming this is more than a perception, it is a fact.
This study is evidence in favor of switching to a registration system of patents than is inherently fair to all rather than an examination system that favors the rich and powerful who have the money to hire patent attorneys, rather than the individual inventors that are just getting by while creating the majority of great, world-changing inventions. I have been arguing for switch to a registration system for 25 years, but the majority of my colleagues work for big business or big firms and have their livelihood inextricably tied to the current scheme and are unwittingly corrupted by the system. It is a delight to see a study like that of Dr. Shine Tu shine a light on the sad truth for Tu and You.


text:
With a nickname like Pirate Island, it would have been a brave planning enforcer indeed who tried to invade the shores and send in the bulldozers.
But now, after months of legal wrangling, a wealthy landowner who spent millions building his own pirate themed island only to be told it could be knocked down, has finally been granted planning permission.
James Challis, 29, heir to a quarrying and haulage fortune, created 60-acre 'Challis Island' on a lake owned by his family.
Mr Challis spent several million pounds creating the artificial island in the middle of the lake on his family's country estate five miles north of Cambridge, and transforming it into his own pirate-themed paradise.
The fantasy village, themed like a set from Pirates of the Caribbean, has a working pub, guest house, boat dock and waterfall.
Mr Challis reportedly built the island in tribute to his late grandfather and family business founder John Dickerson who bought the site in the 1970s.
But he neglected to get planning permission and faced a battle to get it approved by South Cambridgeside District Council.
A retrospective application was submitted but then withdrawn and a new application was submitted with a bigger area of land containing trees and hedges to wall it off.
Luckily for Mr Challis the new application was widely supported allowing him to keep his home.
Cllr Nick Wright, the council's cabinet member for planning and economic development, said: 'This has been a very interesting and unique application as it is not often you have someone build a pirate island - let alone this far from the sea.'
Mr Dickerson founded a haulage firm which recently sold for several million pounds.
He had originally bought the site which boasts the impressive island thirty years ago for the extraction of sand and gravel.
He lived on a boathouse on the lake and added an office and stables before suddenly dying in 1999.
Mr Challis then adopted the site before setting about recreating his fantasy on the deserted land.
He employed Master Wish Makers - specialists in making the eccentric dreams of the rich come true - who helped him transform the site.
They created a fantastical pirate island complete with five Georgian-style, 18th century buildings set among cascading waterfalls and ornamental shrubbery.
A spokesman from the company said: 'We're over the moon and we were always sure it was going to happen.
'We were confident about it, but we're still very happy it's all gone through as it took us around 14 months to do.'
All of the island's buildings were made from wooden oak and Douglas fir frames, with roofs made from cedar tiles or thatch for authenticity
The buildings - all for private use - include a fully-working one-and-a-half-a-storey pub called The Black Dubloon.
There is also a guest house called Coffer's Cabin, in the style of a military commander's office, a beach hut named Lubber's Locker and a sun deck.


text:
DETROIT – The Cadillac CTS rear-wheel-drive sedan might add an all-wheel-drive version to its lineup, Mark LaNeve, division marketing general manager, says. Robert Plant of legendary rock band Led Zeppelin signs Cadillac CTS at celebration of the brand's 100th anniversary "We don't have that (an AWD CTS) in the current plan. I'd say sometime in the future we'll have that," LaNeve tells the media here at General Motors Corp.'s Renaissance Center headquarters during a celebration ...
Premium Content (PAID Subscription Required)
"CTS Might Get AWD" is part of the paid WardsAuto Premium content. You must log in with Premium credentials in order to access this article. Premium paid subscribers also gain access to:
All of WardsAuto's reliable, in-depth industry reporting and analysis
Hundreds of downloadable data tables including:
• Global sales and production data by country
• U.S. model-line inventory data
• Engine and equipment installation rates
• WardsAuto's North America Plant by Platform forecast
• Product Cycle chart
• Interrelationships among major OEMs
• Medium- and heavy-duty truck volumes
• Historical data and much more!
For WardsAuto.com pricing and subscription information please contact
Lisa Williamson by email: email@example.com or phone: (248) 799-2642
Current subscribers, please login or CLICK for support information.


text: Hello amigos! check out my latest and coolest Android app, Super Gmail, its a Gmail notifier where you can set per-contact ringtone or notification sound for new emails. No more missing this important email!! and no need to keep watching your phone all the time Super Gmail can also read aloud the email sender name, email subject and body!! Super Gmail website: http://www.maildover.com/supergmail.html Here it is on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwscN3dwjSc


text:
North Korea on Friday blasted allegations suggesting it waged a wide-scale ransomware attack last week crippling computer systems in over 150 countries.
Speaking at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's deputy U.N. ambassador flatly denied Pyongyang played a part in last week's unprecedented cyberattack, dismissing suspicions raised recently by security researchers in the U.S. and abroad.
"Whenever something strange happens it is the stereotype way of the United States and the hostile forces that kick off noisy anti-DPRK campaign deliberately linking with DPRK," Kim In Ryong, the deputy ambassador, said at a press conference Friday.
"It is ridiculous," Mr. Kim added, Reuters reported.
Kaspersky Labs and Symantec — respected cybersecurity firms in Russia and the U.S., respectively — have separately reported finding similarities between the WannaCry ransomware virus behind last week's cyberattack and malware previously attributed to the Lazarus Group, a shadowy cybercrime outfit accused with waging an array of attacks including most notably the 2014 Sony Entertainment Pictures breach, an incident the FBI has squarely blamed on North Korea.
Both security companies this week said the WannaCry virus incorporated earlier code utilized by the Lazarus Group but declined to conclusively call it North Korea's handiwork. Other researchers, meanwhile, suggested the attack's targeted audience implies anything but a North Korean connection.
The "relatively low compromise rate of South Korea, Japan, and the U.S. runs contrary to every attack ever authorized by Pyongyang," reported Cybereason, a Boston-based security firm. "Based on Pyongyang's goal of striking top enemies in their campaigns, it is highly unlikely that they would design a piece of malware that did not have a high probability of success against the U.S., South Korea and Japan."
WannaCry infected over 200,000 computer systems across 150 countries last week by exploiting a critical vulnerability affecting several versions of Microsoft's hallmark Windows operating system. The exploit was previously hoarded by the National Security Agency, but was compromised and leaked online in April by another mysterious hacking entity know as the Shadow Brokers.
"This attack provides yet another example of why the stockpiling of vulnerabilities by governments is such a problem," Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, said earlier this week.
Copyright © 2017 The Washington Times, LLC.


text:
Indiana Republican state Sen. Mike Delph, who's still weighing a potential primary challenge to Sen. Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) next year, is pushing state lawmakers to take another look at his bill that would require presidential candidates to produce a birth certificate.
Delph introduced a bill earlier this year to mandate presidential hopefuls produce the document in order to get on the ballot, but the measure is stuck in committee.
Now, he wants a legislative study committee to take up the issue, hoping it will gain some additional traction, telling a local radio station that he thinks a "trust but verify approach" is reasonable.
Delph had been urged by some activists to challenge Sen. Dick Lugar
(R-Ind.) in a primary next year, and even with State Treasurer Richard
Mourdock in the race, Delph still hasn't officially ruled out a bid.
On Monday, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) vetoed a bill passed by the GOP-led legislature in that state that would have required candidates to prove they were born in the U.S. in order to get on the state's presidential ballot.
In an interview on Fox News Monday night explaining her veto, Brewer told Greta Van Susteren that she felt "very, very uncomfortable" with the bill, saying, "I feel that it serves no purpose."


text:
One Piece Episode 353 English Subbed
You are watching One Piece Episode 353 English Subbed from the One Piece Anime Show. Watch or Download One Piece Episode 353 MP4 English Sub and other episodes of One Piece Streamed for Free.
"A Man's Oath Never Dies!! To the Friend who Waits Under a Far-Away Sky"
Stream One Piece Episode 353
Episode Summary: Usopp, Chopper, Robin and Franky return to the Sunny, discovering their ship had been ransacked but Luffy, Zoro and Sanji returned to them without their shadows. After updating the other three of their current status and Nami's abduction, Franky reveals what Brook told him why he was still alive and drifting after fifty years, which was in order to return to Reverse Mountain where one of his most valuable crewmates waits for him: the whale Laboon.


text:
MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Under the direction of Bomani Story, Jeff Pierre leads the cast of this movie of USA, with dialogues in English (subtitled), whose official premiere was scheduled for 2014. You can watch Mill Street online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 13 minutes
Jeff Pierre, William Gabriel Grier, Erick Bowman and Mike Foster.
Short film, Drama, Criminal.
13-minute film (full movie) directed by Bomani Story.
The original audio of Mill Street has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Bomani Story.
Trevor Stevens.
Shai Kedem, Mark Robertson and Joshua Miller.
Composed by Kenny Wood.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Mill Street has a duration of 13 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Mill Street in FULLTV Movies.


text:
Believe it or not, crude is just pennies away from being in a bull market.
That's because the price of a barrel of crude has rallied almost 20 percent from its March lows. And according to one well-known technician's chart work, the next few sessions could set the stage for a massive rally.
"Oil has been establishing a plateau for the past couple of months," said Louise Yamada, managing director of Louise Yamada Technical Advisors on Thursday's "Futures Now." "This plateau for crude has been testing $54 which represents resistance and $42 as support."
On a long-term chart of crude oil from 1999, Yamada noted that the commodity has stalled out at a critical level.


text:
Wind Storm
The Tucson Symphony Orchestra Breaks New Ground With An Exciting Old Work.
By Margaret Regan
R. CARLOS NAKAI naturally is getting most of the advance attention for this weekend's Tucson Symphony Orchestra concert.
Perhaps the premiere player of the Native American flute, Nakai will perform with the orchestra on two works by James DeMars, "Spirit Horses" and "Two World Symphony." Both pieces combine the distinctive sounds of the New World flute with the more familiar tones of Old World instruments. And Nakai is expected to bring in a crossover audience nowadays so prized by arts promoters: In this case, fans of traditional and New Age music will mix with the classical crowd.
But the concerts, set for Thursday and Friday evenings and Sunday afternoon, will also offer up a razzle-dazzle Schumann concerto for horns and orchestra, a work so challenging it's rarely heard live.
"The four solo horns are standing up in front," gleefully reports first horn Jacquelyn Sellers. "We don't sit in the back like we normally do. It's pretty spectacular writing for the horn. It's probably the most difficult piece I've ever played."
Though she and the three other horn players have been planning their performance of the Schumann Konzertstück, op. 86, for about two years, Sellers is good-natured about the flurry of publicity for Nakai. "We've been kidding that we're the warm-up band for Nakai," she says.
Part of what makes the Konzertstück so unusual, Sellers explains, is the simple fact that it's an orchestral piece that gives the horns a starring role. There are only about three such works in existence. Composed in 1849, Sellers says the piece owes its life to a technological breakthrough: the invention of the valve. The valve transformed the horn from a lowly rhythmic instrument into a musical instrument capable of sounding every note in the chromatic scale. Schumann rushed to compose one of the first pieces for the new valved horn, and he was so excited by the new instrument's possibilities that he created music that is wildly exultant--and technically very difficult to play.
"It takes four really fantastic horn players," Sellers says. "I wouldn't have done this 10 years ago. (Former musical director) Bob Bernhardt asked me some years ago if I thought the horn section was ready to do the Konzertstück. I had to say no. So he said, 'Let me know when you're ready.' Two years ago, I told him we were, and one month later he was out of here.''
Nevertheless, the piece was put on the schedule and rehearsals began. First horn Sellers, who's now been with the orchestra for 15 years, is joined in the work by Kristine Crandall, Victor Valenzuela and Shawn Campbell. Sometimes it was tough going.
"After a particularly hard rehearsal, I said, 'We're only gonna do this once.' "
But the horn players have since been invited to reprise the piece at the International Women's Brass Conference in St. Louis in June, this time with a piano instead of a full orchestra, and Sellers says they'll probably do it again someday with TSO.
"It's a special occasion though," she says. "It's not going to happen again anytime soon."
Tucson Symphony Orchestra presents the concert Old World Meets New at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, February 20 and 21, and at 2 p.m., Sunday, February 23, at the TCC Music Hall, 260 S. Church Ave. Along with the Schumann work and DeMars' two pieces, the TSO will play "The Miraculous Mandarin Suite" by Béla Bartók. Tickets range from $7 to $26. If any tickets remain 15 minutes before show time, students with valid ID may buy rush tickets for $3. For reservations and information, call 882-8585.
Home | Currents | City Week | Music | Review | Cinema | Back Page | Forums | Search
| © 1995-97 Tucson Weekly . Info Booth


text:
Man recovering after he was shot in the face
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA (WTXF) - A 26-year-old man is recovering after he was shot in the face, overnight.
Police in in Southwest Philadelphia say it happened before midnight in the 6200 block of Dickens Avenue.
The victim is in stable condition.
According to police, the man was dropped off at the hospital in a private vehicle, and there is no word on a suspect or motive at this time.


text:
US dictating Aust race laws: Democrats
The Australian Democrats say granting BAE Systems Australia an exemption from racial discrimination laws sets South Australia back 20 years.
The Adelaide-based defence contractor asked the Equal Opportunity Commission to be able to exclude people from countries including Iran and Syria from top-secret defence work, to meet United States demands.
The SA Government says it assures billions of dollars of defence projects.
But Democrats MP Sandra Kanck fears the employment exemption is the tip of the iceberg.
"In attempting to get the defence dollar in this way we could very well find other companies in SA being forced to seek that exemption to get that US money," she said.
"We're allowing the US to dictate our policies on equal opportunity."
Topics: discrimination, defence-and-aerospace-industries, defence-forces, defence-industry, states-and-territories, adelaide-5000, sa, united-states
First posted