text:
Advanced SEARCH - Local Directory - Sitemap - About Us - HG News to Your Email
Front Page - Local News - Local Sport - Advertise - Contact Us - Your Comments
Parish Council
Cllr. ColinTearle
Vice Chairman
Cllr. Steve Godden
Cllr. Harry O'Grady
Cllr. Victor Harmer
Cllr. Alan Nichol
Cllr. Scott Lee
Cllr. Robin Hoult-Lukey
Cllr. Ann Harmer
(One vacancy)
Kent Association of Parish Councils
Cllr. Colin Tearle
Cllr. Steve Godden
Affordable Housing Committee
Cllr. Colin Tearle
Cllr. Steve Godden
Cllr. Harry O`Grady
Swingfield Village Hall
Cllr. Alan Nichol
Mr. George Preston
Post Office Advisory Council
Cllr. Ann Harmer
Minutes of a meeting of Swingfield Parish Council held at
Swingfield Village Hall, on Tuesday 30 May 2006
PRESENT: Councillor C D Tearle (in the Chair), Councillors R D Curd, S Lee and A Nichol
Apologies for absence: Councillors Mrs A Harmer, V Harmer and H O'Grady
Officer in Attendance: Mrs T Wiles, Clerk and Treasurer
There were no declarations of interest.
Proposed by Councillor R D Curd
Seconded by Councillor A Nichol and
RESOLVED: To appoint Councillor C D Tearle as Chairman of the Parish Council for 2006/07.
It was agreed to defer this item to the next meeting of the Parish Council.
The minutes of the meeting of the Parish Council held on 25 April 2006 were submitted, approved as a correct record and signed by the Chairman.
The Chairman introduced the background to this item and referred to complaints and letters which had been made to the police in respect of the many problems mainly relating to speeding on the A260.
PC Graves was in attendance and introduced himself by advising that he was responsible for traffic management issues and County Councillor Susan Carey was also in attendance. P C Graves spoke to the Parish Council asking what the police can do to assist it. He went on to explain that hand held devices were used in 30/40 mph speed restricted areas and that static cameras were limited as to where they can go and were operated centrally. The placing of these static cameras was dependent on accident statistics for the past 3-5 years. He went on to say that it was expected that the relief road running through Hawkinge currently under construction would have a significant impact on the A260 and any proposed actions relating to the A260 could be premature.
Questions from Councillors were then invited. These related to motorcyclists using the A260 on Sundays mornings as a race track, and speeding in general being a major issue. PC Graves responded that his role was a monitoring role and the problem was policing the speed limits that were in place. He explained that the accident statistics were made up of only those which involved injury.
County Councillor Susan Carey advised that Kent County Highways had confirmed that the right speed limits were in place and that any review should be undertaken after the impact of the new road had been assessed to ensure that appropriate adjustments are made.
The Parish Council asked that a school sign be put in place on the A260 by Kent Highways and Susan Carey agreed to assist with this.
PC Graves advised that the police would undertake the following actions:
To continue to carry out speeding checks, to enquire about the relocation of the speed camera at White Horse Hill Hawkinge and to undertake speed checks over the weekends for a period of two or three months and to let the Parish Council have an update on the data collected.
The Chairman thanked PC Graves and County Councillor Susan Carey for attending.
Proposed by Councillor C D Tearle
Seconded by Councillor A Nichol and
RESOLVED: To write to Kent Highways requesting a school sign be placed on the A260 in the vicinity of Stockham Lane.
The Chairman introduced the item and invited County Councillor Susan Carey to join in. The debate was opened Councillor Curd who gave a resume of the strength of feeling that prevailed at the Public Meeting held on 22 May 2006. Overwhelming support was given by over 120 people attending, that the school should remain open, one of the main reasons being the school's high achievement in the area of special needs.
County Councillor Susan Carey advised that at this stage the County Council was listening to consultees before reaching a decision on the closure of the school. Dwindling numbers of pupils meant that the school's budget would perhaps be too small to offer the full range of services to its pupils.
Proposed by Councillor C D Tearle
Seconded by Councillor R D Curd and
RESOLVED: To close the meeting to allow members of the public to speak.
After members of the public had put forward their points of view the Parish Council resumed it meeting.
Proposed by Councillor R D Curd
Seconded by Councillor S Lee and
1. To vigorously support Selsted School and the Action Group to ensure the Schools remains open.
2. The Chairman of the Parish Council to attend the meeting on 28 June 2006 as the Parish Council's representative and to authorise him to take any action as appropriate to pursue the Parish Council's policy.
Councillors considered the Financial Report and Accounts for Payment, which was circulated at the meeting. The Clerk and Treasurer presented the Parish Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2006 for approval to be submitted to the Audit Commission.
Proposed by councillor A Nichol
Seconded by councillor S Lee and
1. To approve the accounts a copy of which is attached to these minutes as Appendix 1, and to make the payments due.
2. To approve the Parish Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2006 for submission to the Audit Commission.
5050. SCHEDULE OF REPRESENTATIVES on OUTSIDE BODIES
A schedule of representatives on Outside Bodies was considered.
Proposed by Councillor A Nichol
Seconded by Councillor S Lee and
To approve the schedule of representatives on outside bodies for 2006/07 which is attached to these minutes as Appendix 2.
A schedule of meeting dates circulated for 2006/07 was considered and approved and is attached as appendix 3.
The Chairman reported that one planning application had been received since the last meeting of the Parish Council and two further applications were considered at the meeting. Details of the applications are included on Appendix 4.
The Clerk reported a letter which had been received regarding proposals for the development St Peters Church, Swingfield from the redundant Churches Uses Committee.
It was agreed to write to the Committee supporting the proposed action to be taken.
No issues apart from the School sign were raised.
No issues were raised.
Correspondence which had been received since the last meeting would be circulated to all members. Details are contained in Appendix 5 to these minutes.
People often remark to me of how quickly we get through our meetings. My answer is always, `Well that's because usually our Councillors usually know what they are doing, don't keep repeating themselves, keep to the subject and we have an efficient Clerk`.
I recently had to attend another Parish Council Meeting, and after 2½hrs. of incoherent wrangling, another observer and myself were at a loss as to what had been achieved or the perpose of what had been discussed.
The reason I am recounting this tale is to say, `Thank-you to the Councillors and the Clerk for making the job of Chairman a pleasure.
For me nothing more typifies what I have just said than how you dealt with the highly controversial planning application for the Black-horse meadow, and on top of that, got Shepway`s Cabinet to remove some of the permitted development rights, thus for the time being, effectively blocking any development on this land. Seven minutes those decisions took, in front of 75 parishioners. And our electors left that meeting with the knowledge that those they had entrusted to be Councillors knew what they were doing.
At this time may I take the opportunity to once again record the Councils` thanks to Cllr.R.Curd, the previous Chairman for all the work he had done over the last 5½ years.
Last year saw the unfortunate spoiling of part of the village green, which was quickly repaired with no long-lasting damage, when necessary works were being carried out to the church and church-yard to try and give it a long term future, rather than watch it fall down. For many years we have maintained the church-yard with the assistance of the concurrent services grant from SDC, however since its removal, with the advent of The Friends of Swingfield Church and with the fact that this is now administered by an other PPC(Acrise) I feel the time should be taken between now and the next budget to carefully review the situation. The new PPC has contacted me and when I have something to report, I will do so. Incidentally we did get £2000 for an Easement across the Village Green for the laying on of essential services which was most welcome to the Council coffers.
Although it is like watching paint dry, progress is being made on the Council`s Affordable Housing Scheme with negotiations currently ongoing with the landowner and a site investigation shortly to be done. Last January I attended a seminar in Newchurch organized by the Rural housing Trust in the presence of HRH Princess Anne. It was refreshing to note Shepway`s new co-operative stance on this issue especially in the light of hurdles put in our way last year.
The A260 is as always a problem with regards to the speed of the traffic and its associated footpath problems between the Selsted bends and Densole. Nothing as usual has happened. Even in January as Councillors are aware, we received an offer of co-operation from the Chairman of Hawkinge PC, but as yet nothing has materialized from Hawkinge.
In the past the KAPC has always been good for a yawn. I don't believe that is true anymore. More and more I begin to see how by co-operating we can begin to have an effect on Shepway Council policy and indeed on policies elsewhere in the county.
When not a single member of the Cabinet showed up at the Joint Consultative Meeting for the second time last December, such was the strength of the letter that was sent to them ,it produced a very quick apology from both the Chief Executive and the Leader of the Council, and the Deputy Leader was given the task of always attending.
Anyway, what has been discussed and progressed?
Shepway will resume the collection of refuse from Village halls again after it was terminated by an Officer without the authority to do so.
Parish/Town Councils will have a greater say in the selection of their Standards Board Representatives, or so we thought and with good reason, because both Cllr. Monk and Mr. Wignal indicated that they thought their would be NO problems. However last Wednesday their was, because the proposals where voted down.
The inequity of Sandgate PC contributing equally per household to the Folkestone Parks and Pleasure Ground Charity has been aired and hopefully will be resolved by 2008.
More clarity to be given to Planning Applicants on ALL the procedures.
The larger Authorities like Folkestone are to pay more for membership of the KAPC rather than be subsidized by the smaller Authorities like Swingfield.
I believe that due to continual pressure over the last 3 years. The standard of the reports written by the Planning Officers has dramatically improved. on top of that, the public are now getting responses to telephone calls and enquires. However we have recently discovered that Planning Authorities are supposed to give Parish Councils 21 days to respond to Planning Applications, and not the current 14, and that where the District council makes a decision contrary to the wishes of the Parish Council it `SHALL NOTIFY THE `PARISH` COUNCIL OF THE TERMS OF THE DECISION`.
It has now been fairly well established that Planning Officers do not have the right to refer any application to GOSE if granted by the Development Control Committee.
As Members will recall last year I was elected to the KAPC Executive. It turns out to be a very useful source of information about changes to legislation and regulations, which eventually will eventually have an impact on our own Council. It is also a place where one can learn how other Council's (District and Parish) conduct themselves. Let's just say, it has its advantages.
A Council can be as proactive as it likes and to this end we decided back in1997 to twin with Aviron, France. To this end it set up a twinning committee to administer its policy.
Last year there were 4 main areas of activity.
Last summer pupils and staff from our school spent 5 days on an exchange visit to Aviron Primary School. By any criteria all judged it to be a resounding success. This year pupils from Aviron are scheduled to come to Swingfield.
July saw us pay host to a party from Aviron, whilst in September a 20+ party went to Aviron, Saturday being spent in Amblois, and on the Sunday English culture was seen at their village fete in the form of a light hearted cricket match.
In November I attended their Armistice Day commemorations at the invitation of the Major of Aviron, deputising for Cllr R.Curd.
This year plans are already in hand for them to attend our Remembrance services, as well as us spending 3 days in Aviron in June, whilst they will visit us in September.
Last year financially the Village Hall held its own, leaving it with reserves of about £2K.A far cry from the days when it was dependant on a subsidy from this Council, or indeed in receipt of loans. The Trustees had hoped to be able to replace the windows with the help of a KCC grant thanks to our County Councillor. That unfortunately fell through as. But very recently we have just been asked to apply for funds through the KCC Second Homes Community Charge Scheme. this we will be doing, again my thanks to Cllr. Carey.
Cllr Colin Tearle - Chairman Swingfield Parish Council
I am very sorry to miss the Swingfield Annual Meeting which took precedence in my diary for the evening of the 25th April. Unfortunately a family emergency has arisen and I cannot be with you.
I start my report to you with a thank you for electing me. Turnout in the Elham Valley Division was 75.6% which is exceptionally high and my share of vote was 60%. This gave me a vote of nearly 6,000 and a majority of nearly 4,000. As you can imagine, this sort of thing gets you noticed at County Hall and it means that people listen to what I had to say on your behalf.
Elham Valley is a special place which is still largely rural in its character and much of it lies in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In an increasingly urbanised world there is a real need to speak up for rural areas and to strike the right balance between economic growth and protecting the countryside. I have been very encouraged by the policies and projects that KCC have in place to help rural regeneration and Kent's farmers such as Produced in Kent, Farmers Markets and the biofuel trials.
The state of our roads and the speed of the traffic on them was a big concern to the electorate and I was therefore very pleased to be appointed to the Highways Advisory Board and the Strategic Planning Policy Overview Committee which dealt with transport matters. In October I was appointed Lead Member for Education supporting the Cabinet Member for Education. This brought with it appointments to the Schools Organisation Advisory Board, Kent Schools Organisation Committee, SACRE (overviewing Religious Education) and the Walking Bus project.
I have now visited about 30 of Kent's 615 schools including both Hawkinge schools and Selsted as well as three of the new children's centres which deal with 0 to 4 year old children and their parents. I have planted trees and cut ribbons and sat in on classes and taken part in all sorts of school activities. I have been impressed with the work that is being done in the schools by teachers, pupils and governors.
The big drop in the number of children means that there are around 14,000 empty desks in primary schools across the County. As schools are funded per pupil this is a major problem for them and the more vacancies they have the less they have to spend on children's education. Kent County Council is therefore reviewing all areas to merge and close schools so that the number of empty places is reduced. Schools are merged, closed and opened all the time and this is part of the normal work of the Schools Organisation Advisory Board but the scale of the surplus places is such that we have doubled the number of meetings for the next 6 months and will be looking at two to three areas every meeting. By merging or closing a few schools in each area the remaining schools will once more be viable.
The Shepway area will also be reviewed but does not have quite such a problem as other areas because the Ghurkha soldiers are being allowed to have their families with them and this is expected to bring around 400 children into Shepway's schools.
Shepway has also done very well in securing two of the five new Academies planned for Kent with one in Folkestone sponsored by Roger de Hahn and one on the Romney Marsh sponsored by Microsoft. And the George Spurgeon Primary School in Folkestone is to benefit from £3.5 million capital and over £½ million in extra revenue when it is closed at the end of this year to re-open as a 'Fresh Start'.
I have spoken at County Hall about the problems caused to our area by Operation Stack, I have secured funding for a pilot study on removing sign clutter from our roads and I have assisted individuals with various problems concerning Highways, Schools and Social Services.
Council tax has risen sharply in the last few years. Kent County Council has argued that Kent's share of grant from central government is too low particularly compared with the level of grant paid to councils in the Midlands and the North. This year the increase in grant for schools was a generous 6.9% but for all other services just 0.3%. We already know that next year's settlement from central government will be even lower. We at KCC will continue to do our best to put the case for fairer funding for Kent and to look to deliver services more efficiently.
Despite the financial pressures, Kent County Council is rated 4 stars (the top mark) and 'improving strongly' by the Audit Commission. only three county councils in the country were awarded 4 stars and of these KCC had the lowest B and D council tax for 2005/06.
It is a great privilege to be the County representative for Elham Valley and I look forward to working with your parish council in the year ahead.
Susan Carey
Member for Elham Valley, Kent County Council
Minutes of a meeting of Swingfield Parish Council held at Swingfield Village Hall, on Tuesdav 29 November 2005
PRESENT: Councillor R D Curd (in the Chair), Councillors Mrs A Hanner, V Hamler R Hoult-Lukey, S Lee, A Nichol, H O'Grady and C D Tearle.
Apologies for absence: Councillor P Major.
Officer in Attendance: Mrs T Wiles, Clerk and Treasurer
Councillor V Hamler and Mrs A Hamler declared a prejudicial interest in minute 5014.4 (Parish Council Budget 2006/07 - the item which related directly to Parish Maintenance only) and would only leave the meeting if this item was discussed.
Councillor R D Curd declared a prejudicial interest in Minute 5013
Planning Application -- Reference Y05/1472/SH - 385 Canterbury Road, Densole and was absent ITom the meeting during discussion and voting on this item.
The Clerk and Treasurer declared a prejudicial interest in Minute 5014.3 -: Financial Matters review of Clerk's salary and was absent ITom the meeting during discussion and voting on this item.
The minutes of the meeting of the Parish Council held on 25 October 2005 were submitted, approved as a correct record and signed by the Chairman.
The Chairman reported that two planning applications had been received since the last meeting of the Parish Council.
Note: At this point the Chairman left the meeting and the Vice-Chairman took the Chair
Application reference Y05/1472/SH Land Adjoining 385 Canterbury Road, Densole (Black Horse Meadow) was ,?onsidered at the meeting. This application was for 98 dwellings. The issue of requesting an Article 4 Notice to remove all permitted development rights was also considered.
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR S LEE and
1. To strongly object to planning application reference Y05/1472/SH. The grounds for refusal to include being contrary to the Local Plan, highway related issues, no recreation area, infrastructure issues, size and density of the application insidious creeping urbanisation, domino effect.
(Voting for 7; Against 0; Ab 0)
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR A NICHOL and
2. To request that an Article 4 Notice be served on the site removing all permitted development rights.
(Voting for 7 Against 0 Ab 0)
The Chairman then resumed the Chair.
The response of the Parish Council to the other application is attached at Appendix 2.
Councillors considered the Financial Report and Accounts for Payment, which was circulated at the meeting.
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR A NICHOL and
1. To approve the accounts a copy of which is attached to these minutes as Appendix 1, and to make the payments due.
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR A NICHOL and
2. To exclude the public from the meeting for the following item of business on the ground that it involves the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined in paragraph 1 of schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972.
Parish Councillors reviewed the salary of the Clerk and Treasurer in accordance with the National Pay Scales.
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR H O'GRADY and
3. To increase the salary of the Clerk and Treasurer to point 6 on the National Pay Scales with effect from 1 January 2006.
The Clerk and public were then invited back into the meeting.
Councillors considered the draft budget and precept for 2006/07 presented by the Clerk and Treasurer. Councillors noted that the income to the Parish Council in respect of the granting of the easement at St Peter's Church has been included in the budget. Parish Councillors then asked questions and the Chairman and Clerk and Treasurer responded. It was also agreed that the Clerk should write the Twinning Association requesting a breakdown of how the donation made by Parish Council had been spent during the year.
A copy of the budget is attached to these minutes.
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR H O'GRADY and
4. To receive and approve the Budget for 2006/07.
5. To precept the District Council for the sum of £5500.
The Kent County Councillor and District Councillor were not in attendance.
It was reported that the drain repairs in Pay Street carried out in October 2005 has caused the road surface to shrink in the area surrounding the repair.
The works requested in Boyington Lane had still not been undertaken.
The Clerk reported that the operations manager at Kent Highways had advised that he was not prepared to take any further action regarding the fence at 1 Pay Street. He had referred the Parish Council to the Planning Department.
SECONDED BY COUNCILLOR A NICHOL and
To take no further action regarding the fence at 1 Pay Street.
Green moss was reported on the pavement in Densole Way. No other maintenance issues were raised.
The Parish Council representative gave a resume of the matters discussed which included the following:
Planning User Group - The planning procedure had again been discussed, particularly how the call-in procedure works. The District Council were also to consider this as part of a communications strategy.
The Clerk reported on correspondence which had been received since the last meeting and which would be circulated to all members. Details are contained in Appendix 3 to these minutes.
NOTE: At the conclusion of the meeting the Chairman announced that he was stepping down as Chairman with immediate effect. He thanked the Parish Councillors for their hard work and support over the years he had been Chairman. The Vice Chairman would act as Chairman until the Parish Council Meeting in January 2006, when a Chairman would be elected


text: Scott Ferguson <firstname.lastname@example.com> writes: >>> You can't disable the code signing requirement on ARM. >> >> ... which is a great deal more worrying. > > Yes. And no. > I'd hate to see a situation where it was impossible to buy an ARM (or > other CPU based board) without UEFI that can be disabled - but I support > devices that can be made to *only* run signed code *provided* MS is > *not* the certificate agency. Would that mean anybody who wants to build their own kernel would need to buy a signing key? -miles -- Opportunity, n. A favorable occasion for grasping a disappointment.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Orange County / Inland Empire
okay buat ngirim ke kota lain (lewat usps/ups)
Need my help? just contact me!
Do not make direct payment to traveler, use SafePay as mediator for protection. Low fee, safe and easy to use. You will get reputation at the end of the SafePay - how it works
Jakarta - Los Angele ..
Jakarta - Los Angele ..
Saturday 25 November 2017
See all 6


text:
Portable pizza oven - a revolutionary new concept!
It's an oven designed to go camping with you. Its measures and weight make it easy to handle by a single person and it fits in any car boot. It's also very handy to have at home to entertain your friends and family with a pizza party in the garden on a nice sunny day. Your children and grandchildren are going to love the MONTANA oven.
Why a Portable Pizza Oven ?
The MONTANA pizza oven with its 45 Kgs is very easy to handle. Built with stainless steel and high quality insulation it reaches very high temperatures in just a few minutes and you can leave it outdoors that it won't rust.
Ideal for pizzas, bread, fish, meat, etc... keeping the flavor of wood fired cooked meals.
The pizza oven is available in a wide range of colors
Available payment methods:
- PayPal
(All transactions with credit or debit cards are handled by PayPal)
- Bank transfers to:
Company name: BragaOvens ®Bank name: Banco Santander Totta S.A.
International Banking Account Number (IBAN): PT50 0018 000344615490020 40 Bank Identification Code (BIC): TOTAPTPL
The portable pizza oven is shipped with everything you need to start using it:1. Removable chimney2. Stainless steel door3. Removable refractory tiles to put on the oven floor.
Standard shipping via common carrier is included in the quoted prices (inside the EU)
1. Shipping & Delivery
We aim to deliver all orders within 10 working days. However where items are out of stock, there may be a delay. In this case, we will inform you of a new estimated delivery date. If you have any queries regarding delivery, please contact our customer service on +44 2081445359 or Email: email@example.com quoting your name and order number.
All orders will require a signature on arrival. The carrier will call to set up a delivery time. Extraordinary delivery requirements may necessitate an additional fee to the carrier. The estimated delivery time will be approximately 5 - 10 days from the time of order. Delivery is available to the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Germany and Nerther Lands. An additional shipping and handling fee will be applied at check out if additional transit time will be required. Locations outside of a regular delivery area may be restricted. To inquire about delivery to these areas, please contact customer service +44 2081445359.
2. Merchandise Guarantee
We guarantee your satisfaction on every product we sell with a full refund.
3. Returns & Refunds
If you are not completely satisfied with your order, contact our customer service on +44 2081445359 or firstname.lastname@example.com within 14 days of delivery and we will either exchange, replace or refund the item price. All we ask is that the item(s) are in their original packaging, If any goods are returned damaged we reserve the right to levy a charge commensurate with our costs of processing the sale.
Any postage incurred by returning the item(s) to us will not be refunded nor will the original cost of delivery, unless in the case of damaged or faulty goods, or goods mistakenly shipped.
None of the above items affect your statutory rights when goods are faulty or incorrectly supplied nor does it affect your rights under the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations.
How to Return
For an immediate refund, please contact our customer service on +44 2081445359 or email@example.com (within 14 days of delivery) for assistance. To expedite the processing of your return, please reference your order number.
If you request an item be picked up for return, the item must be packaged and available for pick up at the same address and in the same manner as it was delivered.If the item arrived to you in a box, it will need to be in a box at the time of pick up.


text:
Five Wadena fighters claim MMA victories
Five of six Wadena Mixed Martial Arts fighters claimed victories Jan. 19 in the Cage Fighting Extreme 43 contest at the Wadena National Guard Armory.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand for the contest's seven fights.
Winger's Casey Lucken, who will soon be joining the Wadena team, according to Wadena Coach Joe Jasicki, won by knockout over Joel Wales of St. Cloud. Lucken also won "Knockout of the Night" honors.
Fikret Saric of Wadena punished Thief River Falls' Sabestian Groo in their 140 pound fight. Saric won by technical knockout when one of his blows broke two of Groo's teeth.
Mark Niemala of the Wadena team defeated Mike Larson of Brainerd on a three-round split decision in their 145-pound match. Niemala improved his record to 3-0. Niemala also won "Fight of the Night" honors.
"That was a fight that could have gone either way," Jasicki said.
Wadena's Joel Snyder lost to Brainerd's Jesse Hernandez in their 155-pound fight. Hernandez used a rear naked choke to score his first round victory.
Wadena fighter Justin Matthiesen defeated 155-pound foe Dale Walters of Rochester in the first round when the referee stopped the contest to protect Walters from the pummeling Matthiesen was delivering.
Tony Houn of Wadena claimed a first round TKO due to strikes over St. Cloud's David Escamilla in their 160-pound fight.
Wadena heavyweight Will Ewertson faced Iowa MMA fighter Cody Keifer and won a first round decision when Keifer signaled surrender by tapping the floor.
"It was an absolutely awesome turnout," Jasicki said. "It got to the point where there were no seats left and the bleachers were full."
Jasicki has accepted a fight for one of his fighters, Jerdan "Dolph" Stinar, in a cage fighting contest Feb. 2 in St. Cloud.
Jasicki has Stinar and Wadena MMA fighter Jesse Wannemacher ready to go in the upcoming MMA tournament. Stinar's tournament fight has not been determined. Wannemacher will compete at the end of March in Brainerd.
Wadena has been accepted as an MMA tournament site, based on the success of the Jan. 19 contest. Jasicki expects the tournament contest to take place in mid-June.
Wadena Cage Fighting Extreme 43 Results
130: Casey Lucken (Winger) over Joel Wales (St. Cloud) first round knock out
140 Fikret Saric (Wadena) over Sabestian Groo (Thief River Falls) first round TKO
145: Mark Niemala (Wadena) split decision over Mike Larson (Brainerd)
155: Jesse Hernandez (Brainerd) over Joel Snyder (Wadena) first round naked choke
155: Justin Matthiesen (Wadena) over Dale Walters (Rochester) first round due to strikes
160: Tony Houn (Wadena) over David Escamilla (St. Cloud) first round TKO
Hwt: Will Ewertson (Wadena) over Cody Keifer (Iowa) first round tap out due to strikes


text:
Originally Posted by toriaj
This was at a local museum. I think it is antique firehouse equipment.
52 mm, 1/40 sec., f/5.6, ISO 200
Attachment 21577
This is part of an old typewriter
32 mm, 1/500 sec., f/4.5, ISO 200
Attachment 21578
At a local church
46 mm, 1/800 sec., f/5.3
Attachment 21576
Comments? Suggestions?
Amazing pictures. I love the way in which you framed the images, very creative. The exposures are spot on, and the colours great. I like the first two best. The third I find less intersting. It's composition is less special and it could use a bit more contrast. Other than that, good job, thanks for posting.
Nikon D-50
// Nikkor 70-300 f/4-5.6 VR // Nikkor 50 mm f/1.8
// Sigma 17-70 f/2.8-4.5 ...// Nikon SB-600
// Sigma 10-20 f/4-5.6......// Nikon Series E 135 mm f/2.8
// Kiron 105 f/2.8 Macro....// Manfrotto 190XPROB + 488RC4
// Nikkor 35 f/1.8..........// Sigma 500 mm f/8
My website: http://www.dennisdolkens.nl
Originally Posted by toriaj
This was at a local museum. I think it is antique firehouse equipment.
Comments? Suggestions?
I really like the use of dof in the first. Also, nice framing and lighting.
Canon 60D & lenses & flashes & stuff
A bunch of cheap vintage film cameras
My Etsy store
Thanks! Prospero, I agree about the contrast on the 3rd ... I tried, and it always made the colors too bright. I'd love to see what you would do to it ... if you have time
Nikon D50, Nikkor 18-55mm, Nikkor 50mm 1.8, Sigma 70-300mm APO DG Macro, Tokina 12-24
Yes, all great shots. I really like them a lot. My only suggestion is for #3. I would try to straighten it slightly. If you look at the lines of the bricks, they are not quite horizontal. In photoshop, click view-show-grid to bring up the lines you can use. Use the crop tool and select the whole image. Move your cursor to any one of the four corners until the cursor becomes a curved arrow, now you can turn the image to straighten it until lines are horizontal. Hope this helps!
In the museum at Knott's Berry Farm.
Pentax K20D/K5/15/21/40/70/10-17/12-24, Sigma 17-70 2.8-4.5/150-500, Tamron 90 Macro/70-200 2.8, Canon SX20 IS/Elph 500HS
(formerly Pentax 50 1.4/50-200/55-300/K100D, Sigma 18-50 2.8/70-300 APO, Tamron 28-75, Viv 800, Tele-Tokina 800, Canon S3 IS, Samsung L210)
Looks like a drink but is actually a candle. PS elements used to compress the image.
Would someone like to comment on the shot - bet there's a lot of suggestions
Last edited by avi777; 03-12-2007 at 09:26 PM.
Canon EOS Digital Rebel Xti, Canon EF-S 18-55 f/3.5-4.6, Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
My Flickr
These don't fit anymore.
I guess these are "things", and not a place. I have driven past these dinosaurs at Cabazon, California, many times and decided to stop on the way back from a photo trip to Joshua Tree National Park.
Last edited by SpecialK; 03-25-2007 at 05:01 PM.
I guess those dino's are 'things' too - so why not?? (pretty awesome!)
Here's a bunny from my Mum's garden - sitting in the direct sunlight - I lkiked the lighting so it had to get snapped!!
Last edited by Geoff Chandler; 03-26-2007 at 03:05 AM.
Geoff Chandler. UK/England/Surrey
NIKON D90 / D80. Nikon 16 - 85 VR, Tamron 28-200,
Sigma 70-300APO, Tokina 100 AT-X Pro D.
SB600 flash. Panasonic DMC-TZ25
Forum Rules


text:
Misbah-ul-Haq dejected with lack of Indo-Pak cricket ties
Karachi: Disappointed with the fact that chances of the bilateral Indo-Pak series are all but over, Pakistan Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq yesterday said he would have loved to play more cricket against India in the last few years.
Misbah had said earlier that he would retire after the India-Pakistan series in December but with the Indian government. "It is disappointing that Pakistan and India are not playing and don't play more often against each other," he told PTI here.
"I just think Pakistan and Indian cricket teams have so much chemistry when they play against each other and it is also disappointing for the fans in both countries the existing scenario," he said.
"I would love to have played against them more often in Test cricket in the last few years. They have quality spinners and world class batsmen who play spin well that is also our strength and it is always a special rivalry when we play against each other," Misbah added.


text:
Sinclair and Theiner, Attorneys at Law, have over two decades of experience handling civil cases for individuals and businesses. They use their experience, in-depth knowledge of law and practical application of law to provide clients with effective legal solutions. Areas of practice include family law, Social Security Disability, real estate law and consumer collections law. When you step into the office of Sinclair and Theiner, expect a warm welcome and a personalized touch. Each client gets the attention deserved. No question is too small, and no question is too big. Sinclair and Theiner have the right legal answers.
Effective Legal Solutions: Sinclair and Theiner
Attorney Jennifer Sinclair and attorney Samuel Theiner develop legal strategies for resolution of their clients' problems. Attaining benefits from Social Security for a disability is vital to your livelihood. Sinclair and Theiner can assist with your initial application and appeal if you've been denied benefits. They know the criteria and threshold of the Social Security laws. In addition, they can represent you in hearings and in federal court.
In issues regarding family law, such as divorce, adoption and paternity, Sinclair and Theiner let clients know all of their options. At times, mediation in divorce may be a more cost-effective solution than battling matters out in family court. In adoption, careful attention is given to all the required legal documentation regarding parental rights and state laws. They can also assist with filing a paternity petition. All around, Sinclair and Theiner are committed to acting in the best interests of the family.
With matters surrounding real estate law, such as the sale or purchase of real estate, Sinclair and Theiner are dedicated to protecting your investment. Get assistance with real estate contracts, title issues and zoning issues.
Sinclair and Theiner, Attorneys at Law, have a small community focus and are there to serve the unique needs its people. They have a hometown approach that is client-centric.
If you're facing a legal problem, turn to Sinclair and Theiner for a consultation. They will take the time to carefully listen to your individual circumstances and outline all of your legal alternatives.


text:
Added to Shopping Bag
Other MULTI Polyester Blouse Button Down Shirt
Listed by Tess Sparhawk
Size: 10 (M)
Price: $10.64
Final Sale (Non-Returnable)
This item is "Final Sale" and may not be returned.
If your item was misrepresented in any way, file a Misrepresentation Claim within 4 days of delivery. Our team will review your claim and you may be eligible for a full refund.
Shopping Bag :
Reserved for -:--
This Item is No Longer Available
MULTI Polyester Blouse Button Down Shirt
Size: 10 (M)
$10.64 Shipping Included
MULTI Polyester Blouse Button Down Shirt
Shipping Included
Not available
This item is no longer available
Pay with Credit Card, PayPal, or Affirm.
This item may have been worn but has no visible signs of wear.
Great 100% polyester vintage button down blouse. It says it's a size 14 but I wear a size 10 in this fits me. It would also probably fit a size 12. It has a off-white background and the roses are orange and teal with brown leaves. The sleeves are a little short (I am 5'-8" tall).... Not sure if they're supposed to be three-quarter selves. Arm pit to arm pit (laying flat is 20"). Sleeve is 22 1/2" from shoulder to end.
Tue 11/28/17 - Sat 12/2/17 (4-8 days)
This item is Final Sale and may not be returned. We recommend taking a good look at all item details before ordering.
Final Sale items purchased in the U.S. are eligible for a full refund if the listing is misrepresented. Learn More
Have a similar item? Sell Yours
Authenticity Promise
Tradesy only allows the sale of authentic designer goods. If you believe your purchase is a replica, send it to our team for a free evaluation. You'll get a full refund if anything's amiss.*Learn More
Our Guarantee
Get what you ordered, or your money back. We'll give you a full refund if the condition, style, or authenticity of an item are misrepresented in any way.*Learn More
Real People, Here to Help
Need help? Have questions? Our team in sunny Southern California is available by phone, email, and chat.Help & Support


text:
First Tutors helps you to find a home spanish tutor in Broughton-in-furness and across the UK. Home spanish tuition is an excellent way to improve confidence as well as increasing grades and doesn't have to be dull! Please use our service to find Broughton-in-furness spanish tutors and select the one who best meets your needs.
First Tutors is the best place to discover through one search the most suitable Broughton-in-furness spanish tutors for your needs, enabling you to find a private Broughton-in-furness spanish teacher for any subject, for example, GCSE English, A-Level Maths or even university Physics. We also help with language tuition, so if you want to learn French, take a Greek course or prepare yourself for French life, we can help - and all in Broughton-in-furness! We order spanish Broughton-in-furness teachers in your area according to their spanish lesson costs and proximity to you.
If you are a Broughton-in-furness spanish teacher wishing to offer your private spanish tuition services in Broughton-in-furness or anywhere else across the UK, please register with First Tutors or find out more about what we offer here. Home spanish tuition is a fantastic way to re-affirm your own spanish knowledge while helping someone else, all in your local Broughton-in-furness area!


text:
WA still making up its mind on federal ed waivers
Washington state education officials haven'treally decided yet if the state will apply for a waiver...
Long sentence sought in Wenatchee slaying
The Chelan County prosecutor says he'llseek an exceptional sentence against a man accused of...
Pasco Fire Started by 9-Year Old
Investigators say a fire that damaged abathroom at Pasco's Markham Elementary School was started by...
Fake Baby Bump - Movie Deal
Faking her pregnancy is the high school projectthat keeps paying off for one Toppenish teenager....
Finance Minister resigns over protester deaths in Cairo
Egyptian minister resigns over protester deaths
Egyptian Coptic Christians feel like second class citizens
Christians under siege in post-revolution Egypt
Category: General News
Former Chief of the IMF Released on Bail
NEW YORK (AP) - After nearly a week in jail, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, could be released on bail today. He'll have to post $1 million cash. And he'll be under house arrest and closely monitored while awaiting trial for allegedly sexually assaulting a hotel maid


text:
Chuggington Die-Cast Straight And Curved Track Pack, Free Shipping, New
Sold for:
Start Free Trial
or Sign In to see what it's worth.
- Sold Date:
- Source: eBay
Item weight: 0.86 pounds
Package dimensions: 2.5 x 10.2 x 10.1 inches
Package weight: 1.1 pounds
Chuggington Die-Cast Straight And Curved Track PackFrom the Manufacturer
Enjoy the action-packed train play with Chuggington Die-Cast! With its wide assortment of collectible characters and exciting playsets, children can recreate favorite Chuggington episodes or new adventures. This track pack lets you create even more "traintastic" adventures with the Chuggington die-cast playsets. It's the perfect accessory for all your Chuggington die-cast playsets. Track packs expand your Chuggington die-cast layouts with easy It includes 20 pieces of track. Compatible with Chuggington die-cast engines (sold separately). Please note: This is not the new redesigned stackable track. However, it is compatible with the new Chuggington Die-Cast sets.Shipping
Most orders are shipped within one business day with standard shipping and tracking number. Tracking information will be automatically uploaded as soon as the item has been shipped. If you need your item even faster, we also... read more


text:
Bath v London Wasps, Aviva Premiership, November 27
Wasps braced for warm welcome at the Rec
ESPNscrum Staff
November 26, 2010
Centre Ben Jacobs was the star of the show for Wasps in last weekend's win over Irish © Getty Images
Bath and London Wasps will both be desperate to boost their hopes of a top-four finish when they collide before an anticipated bumper crowd at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.
Wasps currently sit sixth in the standings, one point and two places above their hosts, courtesy of a productive run of three wins from four games, two of which came on the road.
As a result, it seems like a good time for Tony Hanks' men to be taking on a Bath side that has registered just one victory from their last six Premiership outings and proven surprisingly vulnerable at home so far this term, as underlined by last weekend's defeat by Saracens.
Bath - Player to Watch: Olly Barkley has been a reliable source of points for his side this term but he will have to be on his game defensively this weekend given that he is set to go head-to-head with Steve Kefu, who has already been identified by Bath boss Steve Meehan as a serious threat.
Bath - Team News: Bath make three changes after last weekend's loss to Sarries. Jack Cuthbert takes over at outside centre from Matt Carraro, Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe replaces lock Danny Grewcock, while Guy Mercer comes into the back-row in place of Andy Beattie.
London Wasps - Player to Watch: Ben Jacobs was in scintillating form for Wasps in last weekend's stirring win over London Irish and he has been handed the captain's armband for Saturday's trip to the Rec. How will the Australian centre cope with the added responsibility?
London Wasps - Team News: Wasps make two changes to the side that triumphed at Adams Park last Sunday, with Serge Betsen coming in at openside flanker for Tom Rees and Marty Veale taking over from Simon Shaw, who is away on England duty, in the second-row.
Key Battle: Dave Walder and Joe Simpson make for a very exciting half-back partnership and how they are controlled and managed by their Bath counterparts Sam Vesty and Michael Claassens is likely to prove crucial to the outcome of the game.
Trivia: Wasps are bidding for a third away win on the bounce, something that they have not done in the Premiership since the 2007-08 campaign.
Stats: Bath have won three of their last four Premiership games against Wasps.
Quote Unquote:
"We've been through darker times than this, so I'm not overly concerned with where we're sitting at the moment, it's all pretty close in the middle of the table. We'll make our way up the ladder, I'm sure of it." - Bath head coach Steve Meehan is remaining upbeat
"We were pleased with the performance and the result over London Irish - it reflected the drive and commitment of this group of players and it has allowed us to climb up the table and stabilise our league position." - London Wasps director of rugby Tony Hanks has been buoyed by last weekend's win over the Exiles
Fantasy: There is nothing to choose between scrum-halves Michael Claassens and Joe Simpson after eight rounds of Premiership action, with both men having amassed 25 points in the ESPNscrum Fantasy Rugby Game.
Prediction: Bath are in dire need of a win and a backlash is surely likely. However, in Wasps they are taking on a side high on confidence at the moment. Narrow away win.
© ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
Communication error please reload the page.


text:
The following activities are scheduled for January.
Jan. 10, 9-2 p.m., Quilt Bees UFO. Start the new year out right and finish up an old project or start a new one. New projects for the new year will be discussed.
Jan. 12, 6-9 p.m., Evening Bees, Unfinished objects.
Jan. 13, 6 p.m. to ?, All-night sew.
Jan. 17, 9-2 p.m., Scrapaholic.
Jan. 24, 9-2 p.m., UFO.
Jan. 26, 6-9 p.m., Evening Bees, UFO.
Jan. 31, 9-2 p.m., Charity Tuesday. Sewing Hope Blankets for the James Center.
Meetings are at the Masonic Lodge, 235 N. Bridge St. The public is welcome to join in. For more information, call Gladys at 740-498-6240.


text:
Why do I have dark spots on tongue? Discover the causes of dark spots tongue including under, side, tip, on baby tongue and treatment.
- What causes dark spots on tongue?
- Dark spot under tongue and pictures
- Dark spot on side of tongue
- Dark spot on tip of tongue
- Dark spots on baby tongue
- Small spots on tongue
- How to treat, cure dark spots on tongue
- Prevention tips for dark spots on tongue
What causes dark spots on tongue?
The tongue of a person is used to define various health condition and therefore, the occurrence of spotted tongue may create a lot of concern or it may be alarming to the affected person. Causes of these dark spots or marks include:
1. Hairy tongue
It is also known as Lingua villosa nigra. Hairy tongue is the major cause of dark spots on tongue due to excessive alcohol consumption, a soft diet, poor oral hygiene, fungal infection, dry mouth or excessive use of tobacco, by either chewing or smoking.
2. Recurrent tongue injuries
When the tongue is repetitively bitten may lead to development of dark spots on tongue due to healing scars. Application of dental appliances that can injure the tongue also can trigger the appearance of these dark spots on the tongue.
3. Pregnancy period
Some of the women during pregnancy period experience growth of dark spotted tongue. Also, some women who are fond of using contraceptive may experience these since both pregnancy and contraceptives causes hormonal imbalance that may trigger dark spotted tongue.
4. Reaction to Medications
Dark spots on tongue in some cases may occur due to allergies and reactions to some type of certain drugs. Those drugs that causes dark spots on tongue contain bismuth salicylate, an asthma drug, anti-depressant, and some kinds of antibiotics.
5. Tongue Piercing
If you are fond of tongue piercing as a way of fashion, expect to experience dark spots on tongue due to pigmentation because of healing process of the scars.
6. Oral Fibroma
This is a conical tongue tissue that appear as dark bump on top of the tongue and most cases is not associated with cancer of the mouth since is caused by tongue trauma.
7. Tongue Cancer
This is a type of mouth cancer that usually attack cells of the tongue. It is majorly triggered by repeated trauma to the tongue, for example, the tongue is often bitten, Consuming old betel and Chewing tobacco.
8. Hyperpigmentation
This is a condition whereby the tongue is excessively pigmented. This hyperpigmentation is caused by anemia, bad habits excessive coffee consumption, stress and fatigue, lack of nutrition and how to maintain oral hygiene is wrong.
9. Fungal infection
Candida albicans oral or oral fungal infections are infections of the tongue caused by fungal growth on the tongue. This is due to appearance of mold on the tongue is a sheer lack of cleanliness of the tongue, such as irregular toothbrushes, drinking alcohol, smoking and other bad habits.
10. Excessive exposure to harsh chemicals
When the tongue is exposed to bismuth, it can react with acids naturally found on the tongue and cause the tissue temporarily to turn dark. The main source of these chemicals includes chewable Pepto-Bismol tablets.
Dark spot under tongue and pictures
What is the meaning of dark spots under my tongue? Besides having dark spots on top of the tongue, it is possible again to have them under the tongue. Are you disturb by these spots under your tongue? It is advisable to treat them if only you can identify the cause but it is recommended to seek medication from a specialist.
Some of the causes of dark spots under tongue include:
- Reaction to Medications
- Tongue Piercing
- Oral Cancer
- Oral Fibroma
- Hyper-Pigmentation
- Hairy Tongue
Note: melanoma is among the major causes of dark spots under your tongue. Melanoma is a type of cancer that results from pigment cells that gives your skin the color. It can occur on any part of your body including under the tongue or sides of mouth.
Dark spot on side of tongue
In some occasion, these dark marks or spot may develop on the side of the tongue. They might appear on both sides of the tongue or on the either side whether large or small in size. Dental appliances are the most common causes of dark spots on the side of tongue.
Other causes include:
- Adrenocortical insufficiency,
- Malignant melanoma
- Smoking,
- Drinking,
- Tobacco chewing, etc.
Dark spot on tip of tongue
Appearance of spots on tip of tongue could be caused by various factors such as smoking, injuries due to tasting hot food, drinking alcohol, tobacco chewing etc. However, they are sometimes not painful and harmless. In some cases, especially when related to some diseases and conditions, they could hurt.
This problem can be noticed on both toddler and adults.
Read more on causes of dark spots on tongue
Dark spots on baby tongue
Dark spots on a baby's tongue would most likely be due to some increased pigmentation. This can be considered normal and is usually found more commonly in darker-skinned individuals. It also can be considered hereditary. However, it is advisable to visit a reputable pediatrician near you.
Small spots on tongue
According to researchers, there is no particular cause of these tiny spots on tongue but studies shows that they are also caused by poor oral hygiene, hyperpigmentation, oral cancer, injuries or trauma, allergic reactions, medical conditions, excessive alcohol consumption and smoking among other causes.
How to treat, cure dark spots on tongue
To treat tongue with dark spots, you must know the underlying cause and deal with it. Some of the general ways to deal with this problem include:
- It can be done by changing your oral hygiene routine through brushing the tongue.
- If it still continues and dark spots do not disappear, you should consult with a physician.
- Avoid smoking and excessive intake of alcohol
- Use of Neem leaves to remove dark stains on the tongue surface
- Gargle with cinnamon and clove water since it helps in fighting various bacterial infections in your mouth that stains your tongue.
- Gargle garlic and coconut oil solution that assists to fights the fungal infections in your mouth and also helps in detoxing and pulling off the stains.
Prevention tips for dark spots on tongue
- Maintain proper Oral hygiene since there are dark spots that are caused by some foods.
- Change or improve personal lifestyle free from smoking and chewing tobacco.
- Take sufficient and quality roughages
- Follow doctors' instructions.
You may also like
- Red Spots on Legs Causes, Pictures Including Small, Itchy, Non Itchy Dots on Legs
- Purple Tongue Causes Including Spots, Under Tongue Veins & Bumps
- Why Is My Tongue Green? Green Tongue Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis
- Yellow Tongue Causes, With Dry Mouth, Bad Breath, Sore Throat, in Baby and Treatment
- Orange Tongue Causes, Symptoms, in Toddlers, with Sore Throat and Cures
- Black Spots on Tongue: http://medicaltreasure.com/black-spots-on-tongue/
- Black Spots on Tongue: Causes of Small, Tiny Black Spot on Tongue: http://www.tandurust.com/oral-care/black-spots-on-tongue.html
- Why Are There Spots on Your Tongue? http://www.healthline.com/health/dental-and-oral-health/spots-on-tongue#Overview1
- Black Spots on Tongue: http://www.md-health.com/Black-Spots-On-Tongue.html
- Black spots on tongue: http://www.wowremedies.com/black-spots-on-tongue-causes-and-treatment/
- Zocdoc: https://www.zocdoc.com/answers/6424/what-are-the-dark-spots-on-my-tongue


text:
Pfefferle Tire & Automotive Service Inc.
ReScore Reviews™ (13)
97% Would Recommend
Latest Review about 15 hours ago
Review for Pfefferle Tire & Automotive Service Inc.
William W. on 06/09/2016
William said he likes dealing with family owned businesses like this one. He said he is completely happy with their service and always has been.
Vehicle: Hyundai Elantra
Category: Service
Service Date: 06/07/2016
Review Created: 06/09/2016
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.


text:
LED Wall Pack
Choose from a great selection of LED wall packs from Bees Lighting. Provide bright LED lighting to hallways, entrances, doorways and building facades with a variety of LED wall packs and wall sconces. LED wall packs also come in traditional full glass, cutoff, decorative or architectural, and rough service designs. LED mini/low profile and doorway lights also available. LED dusk to dawn wall packs come with built-in photocell sensor. These fixtures come in 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, and 5000K color temperatures and can replace up to 1000 watts HID fixtures.
Wall Pack Equivalency
LED wall packs are perfect replacements for traditional metal halide and HID wall packs. LED wall packs have up to 100,000 hours of rate life and more lumens per watt, making them a more cost-effective and energy-efficient solution in the long run. Wall pack replacement wattages include 150 watts metal halide, 175 watts metal halide, 250 watts metal halide, 320 watts metal halide, 400 watts metal halide, 750 watts metal halide, and 1000 watts metal halide.
LED Traditional Wall Pack
Traditional wall packs have a full glass design and have a visor option for full cutoff applications. LED wall packs are powerful and energy-efficient and can replace up to 1000 watts of traditional metal halide wall packs. Outdoor wall packs are corrosion-proof and can withstand extreme climate changes.
Dusk to Dawn LED Wall Pack
Dusk to dawn wall packs have integrated photocells that make them ideal for building perimeters, doorways, and loading areas. Photocell sensors allow LED wall packs to light up automatically when light levels become low.
Decorative LED Wall Pack
Designer series LED wall packs are ideal for decorative and landscaping applications. These wall mounted fixtures complement building designs and provide an aesthetic look for hotels, arenas, and outdoor spaces.
LED Doorway Light
LED doorway lighting provide ample amount of light for building entrances, patios, and driveways. These low profile wall packs may come with built-in photocell sensor for automatic activation. Doorway lights reach up to 2000 lumens of superior bright lighting.
LED Wall Sconce
LED wall sconces are used for decorative purposes for both indoor and outdoor applications. Wall mount sconces provide uplight or downlight for stairs, walkways, accent, and wall wash lighting.
LED Rough Service Fixture
Vandal-resistant LED wall fixtures are designed to endure extreme environment conditions and physical abuse. Rough service fixtures can be used for interior and exterior applications.


text:
Hi there, I'm very pleased to be able to show you my first creation with That's Crafty's own brand of stamps designed by our very own Donna Gray. I know you'll love the images as they're true to Donna's quirky style and of course, they stamp beautifully too!
Scrap of Ribbon
First give the tag a coat of gesso and when this has dried follow up with a coat of the sap green fluid acrylic paint. This will be the undercoat for the crackle paint so it needs to be quite dark.
Now for the crackle coat. I wanted a pale green to contrast with my rose so I mixed a little of the green gold fluid acrylic into the crackle paint having put a blob on a ceramic plate. I then brushed the paint on quite thickly until the tag was covered. It isn't necessary to over-work it as it gives great texture if you treat it like rough icing!
You now have to leave it to dry, preferably overnight. This is what I did and next morning was completely stunned by the amount of crackle on my tag. If you haven't yet tried the DecoArt crackle paint I can highly recommend it as it gives the most amazing crackle I've ever seen! Here's a close-up to show you what I mean.
Stamp the rose and leaf on stamping card with the dark green ink and heat emboss with the clear powder. Paint with the iridescent red and green paints. This gives a lovely sheen to the images. Cut them both out and add to the tag with foam tape.
To finish, stamp the text on a scrap of card with the green ink and clear emboss as before. Trim with scissors to a panel with curved edges and colour with paint or ink – I used a pearly paint from my stash. Tie some ribbon through the top and you're done.
We have a new challenge for you today at That's Crafty! Challenge Blog so don't forget to check it out at 8am to see how you can win a great prize just for entering.
Have a great weekend and see you next week.
Fliss x


text:
First-Ever WOW Movie Night at FedExField featuring The Blind Side!
10.02.2012 / Blog Posts Events Redskins
Update: If you are attending WOW Movie Night, please park in Lot A and enter through the Gate A Suite Entrance. Seating has been moved to the Loge area of FedExField, so this event will take place rain or shine! Tickets will be available for pick-up and purchase at the Gate A Ticket Office Will Call windows.
Doors open at 5:30pm and the movie will begin at 7:00pm. Be sure to arrive early to get a tour of the stadium, including the Redskins locker room!
For any questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hey Ladies! Who's ready for some football?
Kick off the season and come join the fun when the Women's Club transforms FedExField into the largest movie theater in the Washington, D.C. area with a showing of The Blind Side on the 100 ft. HD Video Boards! The event will feature stadium tours, exclusive Redskins raffle prizes, giveaways and more.
The Blind Side
Starring Sandra Bullock, Kathy Bates and Tim McGraw, The Blind Side is the remarkable true story of Michael Oher, a homeless African-American youngster from a broken home. Michael was taken in by a wealthy white family who helped him fulfill his potential as a person and as an athlete. He worked hard on the field and in the classroom and became an All-American in college and was picked in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft, changing his life and the lives of the loving family who were there to watch him succeed.
It's our turn.
Join the 131621 members
Join The Redskins Women's Club
Refer a friend now
WOW is better with friends. So get yours to join. And share every Burgundy and Gold moment.
- Nov. 23, 2017
- Dec. 16, 2017
- Dec. 17, 2017
- Dec. 24, 2017


text:
Friday, 20 February 2009
FAWE has been selected by the New York Regional Association of Grantmakers (NYRAG) as one of the 30 stories to be featured on its 30th anniversary celebration website FAWE has launched a two-year initiative on African women in higher education in Africa with the objective of enabling access, professional development and promotion of women in higher education through gender-responsive research, innovative advocacy strategies and leadership training.
Although significant progress has been made in recent years in promoting gender equity and equality in institutions of higher education, only six percent of African women participate in higher education processes as students, faculty or administrators. Furthermore, sexual harassment, gender stereotyping, unequal or insensitive evaluation, as well heavy domestic work and childcare loads, often compound the situation of women academics and managers in African higher learning environments.
Accordingly, FAWE's initiative, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, seeks to:
- Determine gender trends in staff recruitment, promotion and retention in universities.
- Influence policy-makers and administrators to take action on the gender gaps in employment and leadership identified within their institutions.
- Monitor, track and report on implementation of proposed gender-responsive actions.
- Improve the capacity of women academics and managers to advocate and influence institutional leadership for greater gender equality.
- Facilitate women's access and promotion to leadership and management positions in universities.
FAWE will work with a number of researchers, advocates and FAWE members in selected universities from various Anglophone and Francophone African countries to move issues within their respective universities and ensure that increasing attention is paid to higher education and Millennium Development Goal 3 at regional level.
In recognition of FAWE's work in favour of girls' and women's education in Africa, the organisation's profile was submitted to NYRAG by the Rockefeller Foundation, one of FAWE's founding partners and a long-standing donor partner.
A feature on FAWE's work will be showcased alongside 30 other grant projects that collectively illustrate the diversity of NYRAG's philanthropic membership, covering societal issues including education, the environment, disaster relief and the arts. From 8 April, one new feature story will be added to the www.philanthropystories.org web site each working day until all 30 of the selected organisations have been featured on the site.
NYRAG works to promote and support effective philanthropy for the public good. Through its members, including the Rockefeller Foundation, it sustains programmes that address crucial societal needs.
Please visit www.fawe.org for regular news updates.


text:
Acts 8:25-40 Philip Goes After One Man - The Eunuch
The door of salvation has been opened for the Samaritans. When Peter and John arrive on the scene, the Spirit of the covenant is provided for the Samaritan believers. Now it is time for Philip to move on. He heads out into the desert to locate one man. You can be sure this leading is of the Lord. In this study we want to see what this 'one man' business is all about.
This is Acts019 - Acts 8:25-40 Philip Goes After One Man - The Eunuch
First a parting word on the apostles. It says....
Vs25: "So, when they [the apostles] had solemnly testified and spoken the word of the Lord, they started back to Jerusalem, and were preaching the gospel to many villages of the Samaritans."
Peter and John confirm the testimony of the gospel to the Samaritan believers. Where it says they 'solemnly testified,' the Greek is 'diamarturomai.' This word carries the idea of severity, or, a charge to the people. They are to continue on with their confession of faith.
So as the apostles journey back for Jerusalem, they preach the gospel to a number of the Samaritan villages. The moment has been seized. The Word of the Lord is spreading throughout the region.
Now let's pick up with Philip. It says ....
Vs26: "But an angel of the Lord spoke to Philip saying, 'Get up and go south to the road that descends from Jerusalem to Gaza.' (This is a desert road.)"
... "An angel of the Lord." This angel is not to be confused with 'the angel of the Lord' of the Old Testament. The OT term 'Angel of the Lord' was a theophanic expression concerning divine appearances of God. It was used before the coming of Jesus. Once Jesus enters the world, this expression is no longer used as a 'theophany.'
This angel is sent by the Lord to guide Philip to the next stage of his ministry.
Note: A theophany refers to an appearance of God in human or angelic form. ['Theo' is God. 'Phan' is to show, or to see.] These appearances in the former testament are sometimes spoken of as a Christophanies.
.... "Spoke to Philip." Angels are messengers of the throne. They bring messages, and also carry out missions that are according to God's purposes. Do they speak to believers? Probably much more than we realize. But an angel of God will never offer himself as a distraction from Jesus.
This is why the idea of 'spirit guides' found in new age teachings, or the idea that we 'command' angels, as is found in some charismatic teachings, sets dangerous tones for those unaware of how deceptions work. Angels of God do not carry out our orders. They are servants of the throne. While they render service to God's people, they only receive their directives from God Himself.
Vss27,28: "So he got up and went; and there was an Ethiopian eunuch, a court official of Candace, queen of the Ethiopians, who was in charge of all her treasure; and he had come to Jerusalem to worship, and he was returning and sitting in his chariot, and was reading the prophet Isaiah."
.... The eunuch was either a Jew by birth or a proselyte to the Jewish faith. In any event the new covenant belonged to him by virtue of his being Jewish. This presents an interesting picture with regard to the ancient Jews. Since the new covenant was theirs by right of birth, they only needed to receive Jesus as Messiah. They already believed in the One true God of Israel.
But for Gentiles, the story differs. Gentiles were often idolaters, that is, they believed in many Gods. So in order to be partakers of the new covenant, the Gentiles had to turn from their idolatry to the living God, and in doing this, they were to receive Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.
... There are plenty of myths, legends, and facts about Ethiopians. If you recall, Miriam was struck with leprosy for her challenge to Moses' marriage of a Cushite woman. (Cf. Num12:1-15)
You may also find it interesting that some years ago Israel ransomed thousands of Ethiopian Jews (Falasha Jews), and brought them to Israel. They soon discovered that many of the Falasha Jews were Christian Jews. (It is the same with many of the Jews brought to Israel from Russia.) Was God in this? The underpinnings of religious practices of the Ethiopian Church is still very much Jewish.
Vss28,29: "..and he was returning and sitting in his chariot, and was reading the prophet Isaiah. Then the Spirit said to Philip, 'Go up and join this chariot.'"
.... Philip heard him reading. The eunuch was reading from the Greek text. (LXX.), which was likely the Torah of the Ethiopian Jews, just as it was for the Jews in Egypt.
.... It seems unlikely that the eunuch would not have heard about Jesus, while in Jerusalem. But the times of salvation are in the Lord's hands. This eunuch's appointment was near at hand. It had to be the Lord's doing that the eunuch was reading from Isaiah. More Jews have come to Jesus through the testimony of Isaiah 53, than from any other Scripture portion in the Bible.
Vss30,31: "Philip ran up and heard him reading Isaiah the prophet, and said, 'Do you understand what you are reading?' And he said, 'Well, how could I, unless someone guides me?' And he invited Philip to come up and sit with him."
.... "Unless someone guides me." This reveals the Jewishness of the eunuch. The Jews were taught that to understand the Scriptures properly they needed to listen to a master teacher. This was probably why the eunuch had no hesitation in inviting Philip to the chariot. The way Philip approached him, he likely thought the evangelist was a teacher of sorts.
Vss32-34: "Now the passage of Scripture which he was reading was this: ' He was led as a sheep to slaughter; and as a lamb before its shearer is silent, so he does not open His mouth. In humiliation his judgment was taken away; who will relate his generation? For his life is removed from the earth.' The eunuch answered Philip and said, 'Please tell me, of whom does the prophet say this? Of himself or of someone else?'"
.... The eunuch's attention has been arrested at what can be called 'the centerpiece of the Bible.' Isaiah 53, is the clearest and most concise picture of the work of the cross and of Jesus to be found in the prophetic Scriptures.
The ancient Jews accorded this to Messiah. It was only after the New Testament Church came into existence, that Jewish writers later tried to make Isaiah 53, into a picture of the suffering Jews, and not to Messiah. But no matter how hard they attempted to do this, the text does not allow for such an interpretation. It is speaking of an individual. And it is so clear in its description of Jesus, that some Jewish Bibles even leave it out. (Along with other prophetic writings that too clearly refer to Jesus.)
Note: A great many Jewish rabbis have been brought to Jesus by this portion of Scriptures. But this was also true in the early Church. During the time of the apostles, the teachings about the coming Messiah dominated Jewish thinking. This is why Paul was able to convince both synagogue leaders, and a great many of the Jewish peoples that Jesus was Messiah. The Scriptures bore witness in themselves.
Here is an interesting passage from the Talmud (B. Sanh. 97b): "In the school of Elijah it was taught: 'For six thousand years the world will exist [there will be] two thousand years of Tohu [void], two thousand years of Tora, and two thousand years of the Messiah. But because of our sins, which are many, several of these [Messianic years] have already passed.'"
Vs35: "Then Philip opened his mouth, and beginning from this Scripture he preached Jesus to him."
.... What makes this so wonderful is the double witness. We have the prophet setting forth the Messiah in unmistakable language, and we have the gospel evangelist declaring Jesus as Messiah. Keep in mind that the Bible of the early Jewish Church was the exact same Bible used by all the Jews. Here we have a new covenant Jew presenting the Messiah to another Jew. What better witness to a Jew is there?
Vss36,37: "As they went along the road they came to some water; and the eunuch said, 'Look! Water! What prevents me from being baptized?' And Philip said, 'If you believe with all your heart, you may.' And he answered and said, 'I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.'"
.... Here is a clear example of how salvation works in the new covenant. You have the anxious heart, seeking to know. You have the gospel presented. You have the believing heart taking to itself Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Out of this comes the overflowing confession of, "I believe!" And then you have this new believer instantly wanting to fulfill the command of baptism.
Vs38,39: "And he ordered the chariot to stop; and they both went down into the water, Philip as well as the eunuch, and he baptized him. When they came up out of the water, the Spirit of the Lord snatched Philip away; and the eunuch no longer saw him, but went on his way rejoicing."
.... This is the first example we have of a believer entering into the waters with a new believer, and baptizing the believer personally. They were probably at an oasis.
... Two wonderfully amazing things happen at this point:
(1) The Spirit of the Lord 'snatched' Philip away. The term here is 'harpazo'. This word speaks of a sudden removal, or, to be snatched away, seized up, caught up (into heaven), and such like. It is the word Paul uses for the removal of believers in the second coming of Jesus.
(2) The second thing is that the eunuch goes "on his way rejoicing." What makes this wonderful is that it demonstrates a person's completed faith. You can be sure when the eunuch arrives back home, he will have a message to share with the Jewish community in Ethiopia. People who are truly born again are unable to keep the message to themselves.
Vs40: "But Philip found himself at Azotus, and as he passed through he kept preaching the gospel to all the cities until he came to Caesarea."
.... Once again we are looking at the apostolic era where amazing things are taking place.
Philip the evangelist makes Caesarea his home. It is interesting to later hear how Philip had four virgin daughters who were themselves prophetesses. And the great tormenter of the Church, that is, Saul who becomes our beloved Paul, stays with Philip for awhile. (Cf. Acts 21:8,9)
This study was originally part of a series on the book of Acts given to members of Hebraic Foundations from July 10, 2002 through January 19, 2003. They were written by Pastor Buddy Martin, a former United Pentecostal Church minister, who founded Christian Challenge International. Writings are the copyright of Buddy Martin and reprinted on this site by permission.
Page added October 22, 2004
August 23, 1997
Copyright © 1997-2016 by Lois E. Gibson
Contents of this web site and all original works are copyright - All rights reserved. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of the owner.
Shop at our Amazon store! This website is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.


text:
Additional information and features
Beautiful house for sale, three bedroom, and two bathrooms. The house is fully furnished and it has a mixed thai and European kitchen. It has a living room, dining table and the garden is 111 square Wah of land area. The Village offers a communal swimming pool and it is located close to local market minimart and just a short drive to Pattaya city
- Local Shops and Services
Property Features
- Communal swimming pool
- Garden View


text:
Water for starter - PH and reverse osmosis
My ph is 7.4 - does this matter in bread making. Also is it okay to use RO water
My ph is 7.4 - does this matter in bread making. Also is it okay to use RO water
Hi, all. I'm having such a great time learning and reading on this website. As a very new baker of things containing yeast, there is certainly much to learn and I'm grateful to all who have contributed in expanding the knowledge of others.
Is there a reason to make starter at one hydration or another, meaning that aside from it changing how much flour and water is used in a formulation, does the crumb or taste vary if the starter is at 50% hydration as compared to 100%? What is the effect of using stiff starter instead of liquid, or vice versa?
Hi Fresh Loaf Loyalist.
I'm very excited to be making my first post. I've been reading for the past year. I am new to the bread world and am currently attempting my first levain. I've made poolishe's, biga's etc... but never a levain and I'm having a lot of trouble.
I just finished the intial mix and its so dry. I know its bad to add extra water but I thought b/c i didn't weigh it perhaps there was too much flour from my rye as it could have been a heavier flour. This didn't help. Is it suppoed to be this dry?
I'm making a three day fermentation bread that I've made many times before. This morning, on day three, I bring it to the table to add the rest of the flour, the salt and kneed it and I noticed that there is an inch of sour water on top and no bubbles. It really doesn't look like normal or alive at all. Sadly, I think that I should just turf it, make a quick bread for today and start over, but I just want to make sure that its not salvageable? Is really the case?
I saw this on New Scandinavian Cooking. A wild yeast starter made from organic apple peels. I was intrigued and thought I'd give it a try.
So far so good. In here are the peelings of 4 apples along with spring water to cover and two tablespoons of dark brown sugar at day 3.
And here is the baby starter, peelings removed and feeding everyday with bread flour at day 7. Antisipation....
Just curious if it is reasonable to make a rye starter using my wheat starter? If I feed some of my sourdough wheat starter with rye flour for a few days will I get something that resembles a rye starter?
For what it is worth, I've had a rye starter in the past but it tends to slowly loose its potency in the back of the fridge over the summer when I don't use it as much.
this is an excellent article using purple cabbage of all things to make a great sourdough starter. I plan to try it next time I'm at the store looking at cabbage! found on ruhlman.com .........................
I followed the directions in the handbook and my starter is looking/smelling very good. I have been feeding it once a day for almost 2 weeks now. I'm a bit confused on what to do next. Here is the confusion:
Once your wild yeast is growing, the character and flavor will improve if you continue to give it daily feedings and keep it at room temperature for a couple of weeks longer.


text:
The food was really terrific. We each had a different fish entree, with veg, sauce and rice. Delicious and beautifully presented. Salad equally as pleasing! What suc---d for us was the service.
M---was hurried, rude and rushing around the whole time, making little eye contact, grabbing menus from our hands and slamming drinks and plates down. We can handle a long wait anywhere, when service is congenial, and engaging. Tell us we'll wait, tell us your slammed, make us laugh, and make us like you. Her female assistant was no better. It wasn't until the BT and other boys from the kitchen came out to help did we see polite and courteous service. We learned later from other wait stafff around Coral Bay, that the locals love M's behavior, and she takes pride in holding onto her NY state of mind. We were mightily turned off by it. Having said all that, the food was great, the drinks strong, the view fabulous , and the reggae excellent. We'll tolerate M if we must, but she could really learn a thing or two and increase her tips!
Own or manage this property? Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.


text:
Gulliver Prep safety Artice Kellam always talked about waiting for the right time to know when a college would be the perfect fit. FV learned that today was the right time to make his announcement....
Premium Content
Subscribe today to read the full article and get everything Rivals has to offer.
- Member-only message boards
- Exclusive highlights and recruiting interviews
- Exclusive coverage of Rivals Camp Series
- Breaking recruiting news


text:
The Pony Club at Burley-Villa
Burley Villa has become a Pony Club Centre. This means we will be able to offer all The Pony Club activities, badges, rallies, camps and riding tests which are currently only available to children who own their own ponies.
You will be able to join your child up to The Pony Club as a centre member. Forms are available from our office. Then if you can let us know your child's size for their official Pony Club sweatshirt, we will order this on your behalf and you can pay us directly. The Pony Club sweatshirt must be worn for all Pony Club activities.
On Saturday's we have three regular groups. The Shetlands , The Exmoors , The Shires and the Thoroughbreds. On Sunday's we have our Dartmoors group. Each group has a riding lesson and pony care session.
The Exmoors start the day between 9.30am and 11.30am. Next it's The Shetlands from 11.30am to 1pm. The Shires have their session between 2pm and 4pm and the Thoroughbreds between 3pm and 5pm. On Sunday afternoons the Dartmoors start at 3.30pm to 5pm
The Shetland's and Dartmoor's groups are £26 each week or £93 for four weeks paid in advance. The cost for the Exmoors, Shires and Thoroughbreds is £28.50 a week or £103 for four weeks.
We have loads of other activities through out the year including Badge Rallies, Pony Club Tests and Pony Club Camp.
Please email or call us for more details or to arrange an assessment lesson


text:
Looking good and feeling confident about our appearance is important. When we like how we look on the outside, it makes us feel good on the inside too. But being a woman and maintaining a certain appearance can often be expensive! Doing treatments yourself at home can save money, but sometimes it's just not worth the risk. But when should you splurge and when should you save? Here are a few things to consider.
When it comes to your hair, you're almost always better off going to a professional. Trust someone with scissors and your hair, and it could well end in tears. They could cut too much, cut it wonky or generally make a pigs ear out of it. When it comes to coloring, particularly bleach always go to the salon. Hair coloring is incredibly unpredictable and can cause some severe damage to the point that it could all break off or masses could fall out. If you want to simply dye it one color then a box dye at home is reasonably fail-safe, but be aware hair dyes rarely look the exact color on the pack and usually go quite a bit darker at first too. Hairdressers can be expensive, but sites like Groupon often have deals for hairdressers. You can even slash the cost further with an additional voucher code on a site like http://www.pluscodepromo.fr/reductions-code-promo-groupon.html.
If you're getting your makeup done for a very special event like your wedding day, then going to a professional is the safest choice. They will be able to match the foundation perfectly to skin tone and make sure nothing looks harsh or OTT. However for other events, learning how to do your own makeup is a great skill to have. Practice makes perfect, but there are loads of Youtube videos which show you different looks. Invest in a few products and then learn how to use them. Researching things like different skin types, and learning how to do different techniques such as contouring and highlighting, blending eyeshadow and how much blush to apply is all useful. Then you always have access to your very own makeup artist- yourself! You can find tutorials on sites such as https://www.bobbibrowncosmetics.com/makeup-lessons.
There are pros and cons to both tanning at home and going to the salon, so with this one, it's mainly down to personal choice. Spray tans can be expensive but are nice and even and can get your skin much darker than you could at home with products. However the results of any tanning product are never going to be long lasting, so unless you're made of money, these are best for special events. There are some great self-tanning products on the market these days, nothing like the streaky orange formulas of days gone by! The trick is to go through the process properly. Thoroughly exfoliate before applying, and use a tanning mitt to protect your hands and get an even coverage. If you want to achieve a glow all through the summer months, then a self-tanning routine is far cheaper than constant trips to the salon.


text:
I Still Wonder How a Male Pit Bull Mated With a Chihuahua
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support
Strange Day At Work.I work as a vet tech and today my doctor and I were presented with a female chihuahua that was having trouble giving birth. We performed a C-section and found her that hare uterus was about half the size of her whole body once the pressure was off of it. Inside we found 7 half...
alittledranged 18-21 2 Responses 0 Aug 6, 2009


text:
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Google Plus
A magnum opus of the lives and likeness from "Butler's Lives of the Saints" and great works of Western Art. This coffee table book provides an informative wealth for those wishing to know more about the beloved Saints and to comprehend the holiness and good works they performed.
Softcover, 280 pp. with over 100 stunning photos.
Be the first to review this product
Get our latest news and offers.
976 W Minnehaha Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55104
Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm


text:
Jacky Eric
Hiring Manager, HR Department
Johnson and Johnson Enterprises Limited
10TH January 2014
Subject: Employment Feedback Cover Letter
Respected Sir,
I am Jacob Mathew, employed as a financial analyst at your esteemed company. I joined the financial department of your company one month back, that is 10th December 2013. I am delighted to work and contribute at a reputed company like yours and I am writing this letter to collect a valuable feedback from you regarding my employment.
Through this employment feedback letter, I request you to kindly give a personal feedback to me regarding my performance, skills and expertise that you have acknowledged during my employment at Johnson and Johnson Enterprises Limited. This employment feedback from you is of great importance for me as I look forward to improve my skills and financial performance so that I can work with excellence. I request you to kindly highlight the areas of improvement, in my feedback response.
I would be grateful to you if you can take some time out of your busy schedule and provide me my employment feedback so that I can work towards the growth of the company. I look forward for an early response.
Thanking you for your kind consideration.
Jacob Mathew
Financial Analyst
Johnson and Johnson Enterprises Limited


text:
Woman wedding guest is found dead in a river
A WEDDING at an upmarket country hotel ended in tragedy when one of the guests was found dead in a nearby river, it emerged yesterday.
Helen Jones, 49, was found yards from the four-star Cotswolds hotel on Sunday morning.
She had been staying at The Swan Hotel in Bibury, Gloucestershire, for a wedding held there the previous day.
The picturesque village is a popular filming location and featured in the movies Stardust and Bridget Jones's Diary.
A dog walker discovered the body in the river Coln at about 7am.
Phil Clough, who lives nearby, called police after spotting what he thought was a bag in the water while out walking his alsatian.
He said: "I walked towards the bridge and, like always, I looked up and down the river. I saw something which I thought was a bag but as I got nearer and nearer I realised it was a body.
"I am ex-Forces so I have dealt with dead bodies before but I couldn't believe that I was seeing one in a place like this. This is Bibury. Nothing like this ever happens here."
I walked towards the bridge and, like always, I looked up and down the river. I saw something which I thought was a bag but as I got nearer and nearer I realised it was a body
Several of the woman's personal belongings including her shoes, bag and cigarette lighter, had been left on the riverbank.
After wading into the water Mr Clough attempted first aid while waiting for the emergency services but was unable to find a pulse.
His wife Elaine, 59, said the image of the woman's body would stay with her for a long time.
"Every time we walk past that spot now we will remember that was where the body was found," she said.
A spokesman for the hotel confirmed that Ms Jones, from Swindon, had been staying there but was unable to give any information about the wedding party. He said: "Our thoughts go out to the woman's friends and family at this difficult time." An inquest has been opened and adjourned.
Although exact details of what happened are unknown, Gloucestershire Police say the death is not being treated as suspicious.
A police spokesman said: "We were called to the scene at 7.20am on Sunday morning by the person who found the body.
"The woman's partner, who was her next of kin, and the coroner have been informed."


text:
King of the hill, Roger mcguinn
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## Received: from animal-farm.nevada.edu by redrock.nevada.edu (5.65c/M1.4) with SMTP id <AA22955> Mon, 12 Apr 1993 10:36:27 -0700 Received: from cory.Berkeley.EDU by animal-farm.nevada.edu id <email@example.com> Mon, 12 Apr 1993 10:36:20 -0700 Received: by cory.Berkeley.EDU (5.65/Ultrix3.0-C) id AA10880; Mon, 12 Apr 1993 10:36:19 -0700 Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1993 10:36:19 -0700 From: email@example.com (Sekhar Narayanaswami) Message-Id: <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: CRD: King of The Hill (Roger McGuinn) Here is a song off Roger McGuinn's most recent album (it was done with Tom Petty). KING OF THE HILL ---------------- Intro: A (for about 4 bars, slowly increasing the volume), then F#m A Bm D F#m A L.A.'s asleep C#m you roll up your window D Bm The night air is cold D E The freeway is clear A In a green Gucci bag C#m Are your prized posessions D Bm The jewels of your mind D E To hold back the fear Chorus: F#m And when monday comes round A There's a high lonesome sound Bm D F#m And she follows you down for the kill F#m And a white blinding light A Makes it all seem so right Bm D F#m And you feel like a king of the hill Verse 2: The driveway is long Your princess is lovely Your servants all wait For your knock on the door How many years Will you crawl through this castle So satisfied And still wanting more Chorus: Verse 3: The guests have arrived With all the right faces But you missed the ball In that room down the hall It's sunrise again The driveway is empty The crystal is cracked There's blood on the wall Chorus x2: Chords A x02220 or 577655 (barre 5th fret) F#m 244222 Bm x24432 D xx0232 or x57775 C#m x46654 E 022100 or x79997 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Sekhar Narayanaswami email@example.com "I wanna find myself a girl Who can show me what laughter means And we'll fill in the missing colors In each others paint-by-number dreams" -- Jackson Browne -----------------------------------------------------------------
Aide la communauté à toujours proposer les meilleures tabs en premier : cette tab n'a pas encore reçu assez de votes !
Clique sur les étoiles ci-dessous pour donner ton avis sur sa qualité.
Note cette tablature :


text: The 2009 college football season is still a couple months away, so what better time to check in on the nation's top NFL draft prospects for 2010? As you would expect, the initial set of 32 has plenty of flavors, from offense to defense, seniors to juniors and former Heisman winners to just darn good players. The Sooners lead a Big 12 boom. Starting with one of those Heisman winners, QB Sam Bradford going to Seattle, there are a half-dozen Oklahoma standouts in this version of Round 1. Not to be forgotten, the intrastate rival Oklahoma State Cowboys are represented twice. In total, it's Big 12 dominance, going 11 for 32, including a Cornhusker defensive star at first overall. So just who is this guy named Suh? It's been a while since the Blackshirts have had such a dominant player, but Ndamukong Suh looks the part of the next great front-line mauler. Finally, Vikings QB buzz not involving Brett Favre. If Favre returns to play for Minnesota, he's not exactly a long-term solution, being on the cusp of 40 and coming off shoulder surgery. If Favre doesn't come to the Twin Cities, neither Tarvaris Jackson nor Sage Rosenfels seems like a great answer. So enter the firing Colt from Texas, who just might be the real McCoy franchise quarterback Here's the 6 out of the top 15 picks 1. Detroit Lions Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska 4. Seattle Seahawks *Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma 7. Oakland Raiders Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State 8. Jacksonville Jaguars *Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State 9. Green Bay Packers *Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma 11. Buffalo Bills Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma


text: This was one of those projects were you don't think you'll actually do the install after the quote, but as it turned out, this was one of the most appreciative, complementary and prompt paying customer ever the project called for a simple walkway wide enough and smooth so a person could safely walk on it with a walker, to include a curb on one side to help hold back the "dirt that just seems to grow". the 16" slabs from BWS were not in stock so 18" Ledgerock was substituted, and after excavation it was determined that curbing would have to be installed on both sides. a step could not be used because of possible wheelchair use and arching it up wasn't going to work because the gate swinging open and the quick change of slop would also be too difficult for the walker. This project i did by myself and had no place to put any bulk goods, so everything had to be brought in 1 yard at a time with my truck But the Dingo was a great worker, never complained once


text:
Results 1 to 1 of 1
Thread: CMC STMP Error
07-13-04, 16:29 #1Registered User
- Join Date
- Apr 2004
- Posts
- 21
Unanswered: CMC STMP Error
I am using Crystal Report 10 and Crystal Enterprise and trying to get a report to run and email the results. After I published the report to the server, I set up all of the the job server defaults correctly for emailing the results of a report, but when I run the report on demand or schedule it, it fails with the following message:
CrystalEnterprise.Smtp: SMTP_E_TCPSOCKET_OPEN(2)
I have searched everywhere and have not found a solution or any information as to why this happens. Has anyone had this problem before and if so is there a solution? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!


text:
Type: Improvement
Status: Resolved
Priority: Major
Resolution: Won't Fix
Affects Version/s: 0.92.0
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: Coprocessors
Originated from the discussion under
HBASE-2038 [Coprocessor based IHBase]
Currently preNext() and postNext() will be called once for a next() call into HRegionServer.
But if the next() is being called with nbRows>1, co processor should provide a chance to do some operation before, after every next() calls into region as part of call next(int scannerId, int nbRows).
In case of usage of coprocessor with IHBase, before making any calls of next() into a Region, we need to make a reseek() to a row based on the index information.
Issue Links
- is required by
HBASE-2038 Coprocessors: Region level indexing
- Resolved
- All
- Comments
- Work Log
- History
- Activity
- Transitions
In HRegionServer next(final long scannerId, int nbRows)
for (int i = 0; i < nbRows && currentScanResultSize < maxScannerResultSize; i++) { requestCount.incrementAndGet();
Here if next() is called with nbRows=10 we are treating it as 10 requests came to RS. We treat it as 10 different operations on the RS.In that case we better contact the CP 10 times rather than 1 time? Correct me if I am wrong...
You should be able to achieve what you want with a custom scanner that implements RegionScanner.
Use the coprocessor preScannerOpen. In that hook, wrap the passed in RegionScanner with an instance of a custom wrapper class that extends RegionScanner, and return that instance of your scanner wrapper.
Then in your wrapper, in the implementation of next(List<KeyValue> result, int limit), use a for loop to call next(List<KeyValue> results).
Then in your wrapper, in the implementation of next(List<KeyValue> results), call reseek or whatever, and then call the next(List<KeyValue> results) method of the scanner you are wrapping.
As per Andrew's comment above, we can have the alternate solution of creating the wrapper for RegionScanner and get the functionality.
So marking this issue as closed and wont fix


text:
Enrique R.
San Antonio, TX, 78249
Joined on January, 2013
Gender: Male
Average Rating:
Weekdays after 2PM
Lives Near:
Can Meet:
Up to 10 minutes away at my regular hourly rate
EducationJunior Pre-med Biology Major at University of Texas at San Antonio
ExperienceI have previously tutored for the Writing Center at College of the Mainland, covering a range of subjects including sociology, anthropology, nursing, literary analysis, public and interpersonal communications, economics, history and government, technical writing, ethics, psychology and lifespan development, and psychology for success at the undergraduate level. With the exception of nursing and anthropology, the latter of which I am currently taking, I have taken all of the aforementioned. I am also a native Spanish speaker and can switch between ESL and Spanish for non-Spanish speakers on the dime.
HobbiesI have a general interest in photography, film and television, sciences, business and politics.
Preferred Subjects
Spanish, Writing, Economics, History, Social Studies, Spanish, Geography, Psychology, Computer Skills, MLA, APA, Public Speaking, Sociology, Anthropology, technical writing, creative writing, literary analysis
Client Reviews (1)
I would recommend Enrique to any level of learner, undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral student. He is a great motivator and very knowledgeable in a wide range of content material. Enrique is professional.was on time and helped me in too many ways to list.
Inquire about this tutor
The tutor will respond if they are available/interested.