text:
2013 Recruiting: Da'Mario Jones
Previously: CB Reon Dawson, CB Channing Stribling, S Delano Hill, S Dymonte Thomas, CB Ross Douglas, CB Jourdan Lewis, LB Ben Gedeon, LB Mike McCray, DE Taco Charlton,DT Maurice Hurst Jr., DT Henry Poggi, OL Patrick Kugler, OL David Dawson, OLLogan Tuley-Tillman, OL Kyle Bosch, OL Chris Fox, OL Dan Samuelson, TE Jake Butt, TE Khalid Hill, HB Wyatt Shallman
|Westland, MI – 6'2", 195
3*, NR overall
3*, NR overall
3*, NR overall
3*, NR overall
|Other Suitors
CMU, MSU(?), UCLA(?), Georgia(?!?)
|a poor man's Steve Breaston
|Previously On MGoBlog
|Hello post from Ace.
|Westland John Glenn (Lloyd Carr!)
Senior highlights:
This used to happen quite a bit, but with the continuing expansion of recruiting coverage and Brady Hoke's chops on the trail not so much lately: there's not all that much out there on Da'Mario Jones. A Central Michigan commitment most of last year, Jones played on a team that only threw rarely…
Jones' recruiting profile has been kept under the radar by his role in Glenn's run-heavy offense, in which he's used as a blocker and ball carrier more than a pass-catcher. He's currently unranked by Rivals.com, despite good speed and displaying a knack for getting open in summer camp experiences.
…and got most of his reps as a runner. He did not pop up on a lot of radars. I mean:
Jones played wide receiver - where he was targeted on just one downfield pass, a fade route that was thrown well out of bounds - and running back, where he notched 35 yards on 8 carries, including a touchdown.
Compounding matters, when Ace suggested he should go scout the kid I said "naw, man, Treadwell's coming," which we can all laugh about now but remains a bit of a facepalm from yours truly.
What is out there suggests that Jones is a slot-ish guy in the Breaston mold (ie, tallish), albeit without the ludicrous film of going to work. ESPN makes him sound like a poor man's version of our favorite punt returner:
He may not be a great speed guy, but is fast enough. Has a good solid frame to work with, needs to add strength, but possesses very good measurables. Shows adequate-to-good speed on tape. Has good height and arm length. Long strider that has good, but not great quickness and is pretty high cut. Has some ability to stop and start, but lacks elite explosion. … Will need to add some more mass to hold up at the next level. Can be inconsistent as a catcher, shows ability to snatch the ball out of the air, away from his body, but also is a body catcher. … high cut build limits fluidity and lateral agility. Good, but not great with the ball in his hands.
Scout's profile makes him sound like someone else entirely, though:
Scout.com Player Evaluation:
Body Control
Elusiveness with Catch
Hands and Concentration
Route-Running Skills
Very good athlete who uses his tools to go up and make acrobatic catches. Has good body control, leaping ability, and good hands. He has good ability after the catch and open field skills which he has shown as a return man, running back, and a receiver. He just needs a little polish as a route runner, but he has a lot of the other tools you look for in a receiver. - Allen Trieu
This reads like a repurposed Moe Ways scouting report. Scout was by far the most enthused about Jones, FWIW, as they apparently caught a game of his in which he was actually targeted quite a bit. Jamie Newberg:
He's 6-foot-2, 195-pounds and has speed, elusiveness and great ball skills. The weather and the fact that Glenn jumped out to a huge lead limited his touches, but he scored on his first two touches, a long touchdown run where he lined up at tailback and took a pitch and the second on a 36-yard pass. He later had a jump ball in the end zone where he was ruled out, but outjumped the defender and came down with the ball. He has the physical tools you want, and I like what he can do in the open field in addition to what he does when the ball is in the air.
Touch The Banner sees him working underneath and maybe not being too good at snatching stuff out of the air:
He's capable of getting separation from defensive backs, shows good footwork and route running, and has enough suddenness to set up double moves. He's not a shake-and-bake type, but he does show a knack for making a cut upfield after running laterally. Crossing routes should be an asset where he can catch the ball over the middle, look for a seam, and then gain extra yards. He also doesn't shy away from contact, so he should turn into a plus blocker and gain yards that some receivers won't.
Notice that I said he "could be" an asset in the red zone - Jones isn't the most natural pass catcher, and he needs to work on snatching the ball out of the air. You can see in his film that when the ball is above his shoulders, he struggles to catch the ball cleanly. … Jones also shows good speed, but he won't blow the lid off a defense.
Yes, this is basically the opposite of the previous report. Low sample size. That's two votes for a Breaston-like slasher, so we'll go with that.
Jones's potentially fake 40 times do suggest he's a guy who has speed…
Jones has been clocked at a 10.9 in the 100, and ran a 4.47 in the 40 at Michigan State's camp and a 4.50 at Ohio State's camp.
…and I lend those a little credence since he ran a 4.61 as a rising sophomore at the National Underclassmen Combine, which was the fourth-best time at a very large event.
How about some intangible bits to make you feel better? Jones did have a number of other schools sniffing around. Early they were mostly middleweights…
The 6-2, 195-pounder out of Westland (Mich.) John Glenn verbally committed to Central Michigan back in July, but is seeing more and more interest from BCS schools on a daily basis. Schools such as Michigan, Iowa, Pitt, TCU, UCLA, Tennessee, Georgia Tech, Illinois and Indiana have all reached out, and it may be only a matter of time before some of them extend offers.
…but he got a flurry of interest right before signing day, reportedly landing offers from UCLA, MSU, and Georgia(!) and entertaining interest from FSU(!) and Alabama(?!?). Due to the nature of recruiting these days—"uncommitable" offers and all that—it's impossible to judge just how interested any of these schools were, but Georgia plays things on the up and up. An actual offer from Richt is a positive marker.
Jones also fits The Pattern. His coach:
"You know, you hear these clichés all the time, but it is the absolute truth that he is an outstanding young man. After every game, he comes up and shakes the coaches hands, he's a great student, teachers like him. He's a great leader in our school. He does everything right."
This is not quite an "I'd let him date my daughter" quote, but I assume that's because his coach only has sons.
Etc.: Played Pop Warner with Charlton and Butt. Ohio State fans LOLing at his flip are so cute. Jones on Jones:
"I'm a versatile receiver, and I'm not just the speedster guy," he said. "I like to be physical, I get off the line, I get off the press. I try to run clean, crisp routes, and make sure the defenders can't guard me. Once I run my route, I figure I have good enough speed to catch the ball and take it to the next level."
Why a poor man's Steve Breaston? A wiry guy around 6'1", Breaston was a high school quarterback who went to work but needed time to add weight and learn the position. Once he did that he was an excellent slot option, though he never mastered the ability to make a downfield catch until he hit the NFL.
Jones has a similar high-cut build and long-striding running style, has similar issues with inexperience since his team barely threw, and promises to be a quick-ish slot option. He is not Steve Breaston, though. Breaston was a top 100 player; Jones a generic three-star.
Guru Reliability: Low. There is very little information on him for a lot of reasons.
Variance: High. Bust potential is obvious, but late offers hint at great promise.
Ceiling: Moderate. Sounds like he will top out as a nice #2 or #3 option.
General Excitement Level: Moderate-minus. Has some upside, but has a long way to go and could get lost in the shuffle.
Projection: One of the three receivers this year will play. Who will be determined by fall camp. Jones seems to be the internet's tentative favorite, but the other two guys likely bring more blocking.
Down the road, receiving opportunities open up next year with the departure of Gallon, Dileo, and Jackson. The competition steps up significantly with the addition of Drake Harris and Moe Ways, however, and Jones is going to have to find himself a role as a slot receiver or get sparing snaps since it seems like Michigan hit on both of last year's recruits. Meanwhile, the role of the slot receiver in an Al Borges offense with a fully-stocked hybrid TE mini-fridge is unknown.
Jones looks like he'll have maybe a dozen catches a year unless one of Darboh and or Chesson doesn't work out, in which case he'll have an earlier opportunity to establish himself a starter. Third and fourth receiving options are all over the place—see the last three guys profiled plus Funchess, etc. I expect a long apprenticeship.
Hello From The Future: George Campbell
If the gloves fit, you must commit.
This afternoon, Wilton Speight sent out a TomVH-like cryptic tweet about some potentially big news coming from this weekend's BBQ. Despite holding Michigan recruitniks hostage for most of a summer Saturday, ALL IS FORGIVEN:
I have officially decided to commit to THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN #GoBlue #Project136
— George Campbell (@GeorgeCampbell0) July 27, 2013
George Campbell, for those unfamiliar, is the #1 wide receiver in the 2015 class, and high school teammates with 2014 OL commit Mason Cole. The "Brady Hoke can't close on elite skill position prospects" meme? Deader than dead. And don't even think about pulling a fast one, other programs:
George Campbell said if any other schools try to recruit him, "I'm committed to Michigan and that's final."
— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) July 27, 2013
[deep breath]
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA okay calming down here's some actual info wait wait WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO alright serious face LOCK IT DOWN ANBENDER
|247 Comp
#3 Ovr
#17 Ovr
#8 Ovr
Only ESPN and 247 have put out rankings for the class of 2015, and they're in agreement: George Campbell is the best receiver in his class and one of the top overall prospects. His height is listed between 6'3" (247) and 6'5" (Rivals & Scout), with ESPN splitting the difference; his listed weight is anywhere between 181 and 198 pounds. His official listed measurements from The Opening are 6'3.5", 185 pounds.
Campbell first made waves at Florida's "Friday Night Lights" camp last year as a rising sophomore, earning 247's top overall performer honors over a host of 2014 prospects, including former Michigan target Alex Anzalone:
1- George Campbell, WR, Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake (Class of 2015)
The 6-3, 180-pound pass catcher could be one of the top prospects in the Sunshine State for the 2015 cycle and certainly looked the part, showing off advance route running skills, an ability to get off the press and play physical. He reported a 37-inch vertical and the game seemed to move very slow for him on a night where prospects where tight and trying to impress.
Campbell made such an impression that, just two days ago, Florida's 247 outlet published a list of the five most memorable FNL performances; he made the list along with four five-stars of yore: Stefon Diggs, Ronald Powell, Cam Newton, and Tim Tebow. Not bad company, to say the least.
Since then, Campbell has torn up the (often older) competition at a wide variety of camps and 7-on-7 tournaments, forming a nearly unstoppable duo with '14 Clemson commit (and, yes, former Michigan target) Artavis Scott. Despite losing out on positional MVP honors to his teammate, Campbell actually finished one spot higher than Scott on Rivals's list of top performers at this year's Orlando NFTC:
While he was edged out by his teammate for MVP honors, Campbell looked like one of the best wide receivers at the event. He's a true deep threat and during the deep ball portion of the day he showed great speed combined with solid pass-catching ability. He still has some work to do on shorter routes when the ball comes quickly, but right now he's quite the home run hitter in the passing game.
At the same event, 247's Gerry Hamilton found just one area in need of real improvement, though it's a big one:
As has been the case for nearly a year now, the 6-foot-3, 180-pound Campbell was dominant in the testing portion of the combine running a 4.48 laser timed forty-yard dash, a 4.2 shuttle and a 37-inch vertical. When it came time to run routes, Campbell was also dominant bursting off the line, quickly getting into routes for his size and creating instant separation out of cuts. One area the class of 2015 prospect struggled at times today was finishing plays. He fought the ball at times, and didn't have the look of a natural pass catcher.
ESPN's scouting report seems to echo this amidst the usual fawning over Campbell's athleticism and jump ball skills:
STRENGTHS: Excellent athlete with eye-popping size and speed measurables. A legit vertical threat who can stretch the field on offense. Displays a long wingspan on a very tall frame for a receiver. Runs extremely well and is a major mismatch on corners when positioned one-on-one. Shows great range and length with a quick initial burst covering ground on defense. Demonstrates good instincts in pursuit and will finish plays. Possesses good ball skills and is very solid in zone coverage closing on the pass from depth. ... AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT: Can continue to refine his route running and become more consistent with his hands. Would benefit from adding bulk and strength to his frame. Not presently an overpowering downhill run defender on defense.
Why does ESPN's profile focus so much on his defense? Well, Campbell lined up at defensive end for East Lake last fall, and in June's IMG 7-on-7 championships he cracked Rivals's list of top performers... on defense:
Campbell is already one of the top wide receiver prospects for the class of 2015, but on Saturday he did his damage on the defensive side of the ball. He had at least two interceptions and also had a key pass breakup that helped his team secure a victory. He'll likely play offense at the next level, but it's clear he's a very versatile athlete.
Despite the above, Campbell should end up at receiver at the next level, though if he doesn't develop on offense he could easily find a home as a ball-hawking safety.
While Campbell's skills are still developing — remember, he's a rising junior — his athleticism is already at a very elite level. As one of just five 2015 prospects invited to this year's edition of The Opening, Campbell showed up and blew everyone away on the track:
While Noil was busy winning the overall SPARQ Championship, Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake wide out, and top Florida 2015 target, George Campbell won the fastest man competition.
After running a blistering 4.36 in the opening round of SPARQ testing, Campbell was joined in the finals by Curtis Samuel and Parris Campbell.
The junior-to-be ran a 4.37 to take home the award.
Those are electronic times. Campbell also recorded a 37-inch vertical leap. He's almost 6'4". Al Borges is probably trying to find a way to get him on the team this fall, let alone two years from now.
Campbell held offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and West Virginia, among many others. It's safe to assume that he would receive offers from just about every program in the country if he didn't make an early commitment; as it stands, that offer list is impressive even for a decorated senior, and Campbell has yet to play his junior season.
Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake, as you well know by now, also features 2014 prospects Mason Cole (Michigan) and Artavis Scott (Clemson); they have one other '14 BCS commit in three-star DB Devin Abraham. Aside from 2013 three-star and UCF signee QB Pete Dinovo, no East Lake player earned more than two stars on Rivals prior to this class.
According to 247, Campbell recorded 30 receptions for 766 yards (25.5 ypc) and five touchdowns as a sophomore last fall, while also contributing 57 tackles on defense.
Campbell's 4.36 40 time is gloriously NOT FAKE AT ALL.
Sophomore highlights:
More highlights with single-game cut-ups are available at Campbell's Hudl page.
Campbell will give Michigan a pair of hyper-athletic deep threats at receiver when he joins 2014 commit Drake Harris. It's tough to project Campbell's ability to make an early impact considering he's got plenty of work to do refinining his technique in the two years before he hits campus; the good news, of course, is that there are still two years before he hits campus.
What we do know is that, in 2015, Shane Morris or Wilton Speight is slated to have Harris, Campbell, Amara Darboh, Jehu Chesson, Moe Ways, Freddy Canteen, Jaron Dukes, Da'Mario Jones, Csont'e York, Devin Funchess, Jake Butt, and Ian Bunting as potential targets, in addition to Derrick Green and DeVeon Smith at running back. Oh, and that offensive line. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Campbell is the third commit in the 2015 class, joining OT Jon Runyan Jr. and K Andrew David; 2014 grayshirt commit DT Brady Pallante will also join the team in 2015.
Campbell's presence is a boon to the 2015 class in that (1) he's George Campbell, five-star receiver, and (2) his early commitment should help attract other top talent to Michigan. At this point, it's way too early to go over numbers, so for now just celebrate the fact that HOLY CRAP GEORGE CAMPBELL JUST COMMITTED.
Unverified Voracity Puts It Through
The ghost of Lloyd Carr haunts everything. Oh yes.
Lloyd Carr stopped @Peedi3416 and I one day on the sidewalk and randomly said, "the hardest part about winning is the expectation it brings"
— Anthony Wright (@ItsAntWright) July 26, 2013
Life advice, or just Lloyd Carr musing darkly on a life he perceives as a slate-gray expanse of clouds? Does Lloyd Carr show up at orientation, pick a bright-eyed pre-med student, and tell them "this doesn't make you an adult"? I hope so. It would be very Michigan if one of their former coaches became the Dark Oracle Of Ann Arbor.
Nine minutes of game winning field goals. Right here:
Glenn Robinson III throwing various things down. Also right here:
Kate. I wish you to see this picture. I think the basketball team has gotten their Final Four rings.
A handsome man, now handsomer.
Piling on Emmert. Mark Emmert is getting hammered from all sides these days, with the latest hits a unified front from the Big 5 conferences against the NCAA status quo and an extensive OTL article detailing the chaos inside the organization:
One source said that at least one major conference has gone so far as to send a directive to its representative on the NCAA Executive Committee -- which, among other duties, hires and fires the association's president -- to make it "crystal clear that they were not at all happy with the direction of the entire enterprise under Emmert."
He picked up the dread vote of confidence a while ago.
Meanwhile, with an obviously coordinated assault on the current state of the NCAA launched by the commissioners of the top five conferences, change is coming, and soon. Emmert himself is joining the chorus:
Emmert said he expects significant changes to how the NCAA operates to be adopted within the next year.
At issue is the ability of the richest athletic programs --- which attract the massive television rights fees --- to set policy without the smaller D-I programs stopping them because of financial concerns.
"There's one thing that virtually everybody in Division I has in common right now, and that is they don't like the governance model," Emmert said. "Now, there's not agreement on what the new model should be. But there's very little support for continuing things in the governing process the way they are today."
Emmert actually may have been at the forefront of this, but don't tell anyone that. He may gone about everything in the most ham-handed way possible, but given what he's been trying to do he's likely on board with Division Zero or whatever.
I am too, of course. The gap between programs that are net spenders and those that have to figure out what to do with their buckets of money is untenable, and the players should get some more of the money coming in. If this is the way to do it, great:
Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany said Wednesday he wants lifetime scholarships for athletes to finish their educations and a non-athletic year for "at-risk" students followed by four years of eligibility.
"There's no one talking about this being some incremental change," Emmert said. "I think there's an interest in some pretty fundamental change in the way decisions are made, both to accomodate those (financial) differences but also to deal with concerns people have about representation ... in the policy debates."
Etc.: Ace points out that OSU has the best record against the spread in conference games over the past ten years, nationally. Michigan is barely below .500. Baseball brings in 16 kids, including the co-Mr. Baseballs in the state. They are 11 guys over their roster limit, though. That's just how baseball works, I guess?
Charlie Weis has an epiphany. Jordan Kovacs gets hazed. The randomness of turnovers is pretty much why Darrell Hazell got to Purdue. Bill Connolly previews State. Think he's way underrating LeVeon Bell and thus overrating MSU's line, FWIW. Connolly also does Iowa. Targeting is going to be a fiasco.
Media Day Things
It came and went with one piece of news—Antonio Poole's departure—and a lot of mean questions for Urban Meyer. Brady Hoke said Brady Hoke things, like eight wins is "unacceptable" and anything other than winning the Big Ten is "failure." The usual.
The interesting thing
Gordon needs to be the new Kovacs
The most interesting thing to come out of the media day annually is Michael Spath asking the assembled players to talk about Michigan last year.
In there you've got Kovacs confirmation:
"[Jordan Kovacs] is a guy that on film doesn't look that special, not compared to some of the guys out there, but ask our coaches and there was no one they respected more. Our defensive coordinator said he could play for our team any day because he's just so smart, such a great leader, and he plays mistake-free football. Sure enough we play them and you just can't get anything past him. He doesn't go for ball-fakes, doesn't buy play-action, and every time you look downfield, he's there, just waiting for it."
Unfortunately, that's immediately followed by a statement that Thomas Gordon may be a better athlete but was "very average" and that it was all about Kovacs.
On Frank Clark:
"We saw some film of him from early in the season and then some stuff from the last few games, and he was a different player. When we saw him, he was motivated. He played pissed off, and he was really a force."
Come on, hype, be true. I don't know who that could be, since I don't remember Clark having a major impact in any game save Ohio State, and that impact was not exactly a block-shedding spectacular:
On the offensive side of the ball, here is something you probably already know but it's good to get it confirmed:
"The thing that really stood out to us was how bad their guards were at pulling. Half the time the running back would be the first guy to the hole and we had a linebacker waiting there. They're supposed to be paving the way but they were so sloppy and so out of position even when they were out ahead you could simply sidestep them or outmuscle them because they had lost their leverage."
Sad face. Michigan needs to improve drastically there, and probably well. In other news, Funchess is delicately called a finesse player and marveled at as a "freak". And yeah, we were weirded out by this Gallon thing too:
"I don't know how tall [Jeremy Gallon] is but that kid can really sky. We were watching film after a game we lost and our coaches were really hard on one of our guys because he lost a jump ball to Gallon, but then the next week he did it again, and then the next week again. That guy is little but he can play."
Offensive line: set-ish
oblig "Ben Braden is preposterously large" picture via Tim Sullivan
The other thing emerging from the roundtables is that the battle to start at guard has been basically resolved—it's Braden along with Kalis.
Hoke confirmed Thursday that physical redshirt freshmen Ben Braden and Kyle Kalis have separated themselves at left and right guard, respectively. That development was anticipated.
"I don't know if you ever feel great until you get through a season with new guys, but I like the work ethic of Kalis and Braden and those two guys from a genetics standpoint, for what we're looking for in an offensive lineman," the coach said during the second day of Big Ten media days at the Chicago Hilton.
Graham Glasgow is now pushing Jack Miller at center:
At center, Lewan was quick to insist people shouldn't write off walk-on Graham Glasgow. "He's 6-6 and nasty. He does whatever you ask him to do. If it's the end of a long practice and they want us back out there, he's the first one."
Morris: prepping
Take what you will from this:
"(Morris) came to campus a little bit earlier than some of the guys," Hoke said during a breakout session during Big Ten media days at the Chicago Hilton. "From what I know, he's had a good summer to this point. I think he's done a nice job learning. I think Devin's done a nice job with him. I think (fellow QB candidate) Brian Cleary's done a nice job with him.
"He'll be in good shape coming into fall camp."
Hopefully he won't be needed to do anything more than mop up.
Can't be going to the bars with doctor pig
the internet has a hit for "gary busey pig." go internet
Lewan on Darrell Funk, who looks way too much like Gary Busey to be so relentlessly controlled:
"He has never told a joke in his entire life. The man has never told a joke, ever, but he is so funny. He's hilarious. He's so dry - he'll walk into a meeting and say, 'OK guys, couple of things - can't be going to the bars, guys. Can't be doing that. You like going to the bars, Bosch? Can't be doing that.' It's like, What? His delivery cracks me up."
More on the short lived run of Dr. Hamlet III:
Where do you find a pig? Craigslist, of course. The linemen pooled their money and spent $250 for a teacup pig. As for the robust name?
"I don't know," he said. "I just wanted my pig to have a Ph.D."
So say we all.
Thursday Recruitin' BBQ Bonanza
Fournette (via)
BBQ Rundown*
Michigan's annual BBQ at the Big House is on Sunday, and the Wolverines will also host visitors on Saturday — or, in LA RB Leonard Fournette's case, starting today. All of the major sites have published expected visitor lists, and in the grand tradition of attempting to pin down the plans of teenagers, there are slight discrepancies between them. Here's a rundown of the top targets who will be on campus this weekend and a general idea of where Michigan stands with each of them:
2014 Commits
Ian Bunting, Freddy Canteen, Mason Cole, Michael Ferns, Drake Harris, Lawrence Marshall, Wilton Speight, Brandon Watson, Maurice Ways, and Chase Winovich are all expected to be in attendance. Jabrill Peppers is trying to make it into town, as well — his presence would only help Michigan's efforts with the uncommitted recruits, and especially fellow blue-chip Fournette.
2014 Targets
Fournette is obviously the big fish here; the nation's top running back — and #1 overall prospect on the 247 Composite — arrives in Ann Arbor today and will stay all the way through Sunday's BBQ. If you regularly read this roundup, you've seen his highlight tape. A video released by ESPN this week shows more of his personal side, and none of it will make you want him at Michigan any less. The broken record on Fournette is that, despite his assertions of being wide open, he'll inevitably end up in the SEC, likely at LSU. GBW's Kyle Bogenshutz talked to Fournette's father, and NOPE NOPE NOPE I REFUSE TO GET MY HOPES UP ($):
As a father that knows his son's game and how it might translate to the college level, he can see what the portrait might look like in the Maize & Blue.
"For sure he would be a good fit for Michigan," said Fournette's father. "I know for sure he would be a great fit for Michigan. He'll fit right in."
"Me and my wife are real high on education, first of all," Fournette's father said. "And we have to feel like our child is going to be in good hands, from a family aspect, not just coaches, but a friend and a father figure on the field and off the field."
Fournette will be accompanied by his parents on the trip; he'll undoubtedly get the full tour of both the academic and football side of things, and it'll be very interesting to see where Michigan stands after this weekend.
NJ RB Jonathan Hilliman is listed as attending in some places and not in others; assuming he shows, this will be Michigan's best chance to chip away at Ohio State's lead for the three-star boasting a very impressive offer sheet. [EDIT: Per 247, Hilliman won't be visiting for the BBQ. That ship appears to have sailed; it's Fournette or bust at running back, reportedly, with Kalen Ballage being recruited as an athlete-slash-backup plan.]
MI DL Malik McDowell is always tough to pin down when it comes to his recruitment plans; he's another potential visitor. While he's attempted to stay quiet about where things stand, he's let slip a couple times that the Wolverines are out in front, and the general opinion is that he'll stay in-state.
2015 Targets
Cass Tech DE Josh Alabi and RB Mike Weber will visit Ann Arbor together for the umpteenth time. Both are early four-stars with a high level of interest in the Wolverines.
FL WR George Campbell is the top-ranked 2015 recruit who'll be on campus, coming in at #7 in the 247 Composite. He'll have his high school teammate, Cole, giving him the full sales pitch. How he reacts to this latest trip to Ann Arbor should give a good indication of where the Wolverines stand now that fellow East Lake receiver Artavis Scott chose Clemson over Michigan.
OH CB Shaun Crawford has long held Michigan as his leader, with many even expecting that he'd commit during an earlier visit this offseason. Crawford will have his family in tow, and his mother makes it sound like he's the best possibility of a commitment this weekend, per TomVH ($):
"Michigan is definitely at the top of the list, because it's a wonderful school. It's been a favorite for a long time and he grew up a Michigan fan," Crawford's mother said. "I think this type of event will kind of answer any questions we all may have and bring it all together for him. It's definitely something that's worthwhile in the decision process."
In this early stage of the 247 Composite rankings (only 247 and ESPN have released 2015 rankings), Crawford is listed as the #92 overall player, #9 corner, and #4 prospect in Ohio. He'd be a very nice early pickup, obviously.
OH LB Justin Hilliard ranks one spot above Crawford in the Ohio state rankings. His recruitment could come down to a big Midwestern battle — his older brother plays for Iowa and he already holds offers from all the Big Ten powers and some national schools, as well.
At 6'8", 305 pounds, four-star PA OT Sterling Jenkins is exactly what Michigan is searching for in an offensive lineman — tackle is the biggest, and potentially only, need left on the offensive line. Michigan is among his top schools, and despite lots of national interest they could very well be in the lead.
Michigan has experienced recent success recruiting in Utah, landing Sione Houma in 2012 and Bryan Mone for the 2014 class. They'll try to replicate that with four-star UT LB Osa Masina, though the Wolverines could be facing an uphill battle against the in-state Utes, where Masina's older brother signed in 2013.
The above players are confirmed for this weekend by multiple outlets; other potential visitors include MI ATH Brian Cole, OH DT Hjalte Froholdt, and NY TE Tyrone Wheatley Jr. — Michigan is in very good shape with all three prospects.
2016 Targets
If Crawford isn't the most likely to commit this weekend, then it's 2016 IL OL Erik Swenson, who's stated in no uncertain terms that a Michigan pledge is all but inevitable — he nearly pulled the trigger when he camped here last month.
Swenson is the only rising sophomore slated to attend who currently holds an offer, but that could change; MD LB De'le Harding is expected to join his older teammates, Freddy Canteen and Brandon Watson, on this weekend's visit, and he's a player who should earn an offer sooner or later. OH QB Messiah DeWeaver, who's shown very strong interest in Michigan, will also be at the BBQ, though I'd be surprised if a 2016 quarterback pulled an offer this early.
[Hit THE JUMP for updates on Parrker Westphal, JuJu Smith, Dravon Henry, and more.]
Ultimate Ennui Showdown 2: Ennui Harder
We're back. No need to thank us.
Henri, I'm not sure we're welcome here anymore…
In case you missed Part One, we're on the quest for the ultimate low point of the Michigan sports fan in recent history. I'll present you with the terrible moment/period/whatever, as well as an argument or two in favor of it being the worst moment, and an argument or two for it not being as bad as you remember. I'll also include the flip-side of the karma coin; if the ennui moment was the Yin, I'll try to look on the bright side of life by finding the Yang.
We're looking at the period starting in the 1990's until today. We already looked at the ultimate killer dong-blows, as well as the I-coulda-been-a-contenda moments. Today, we consider the generally miserable experiences in the Well That Was Unpleasant Region, as well as the catch-all General FML Region. Read this, then vote HERE.
You'll be happy to know that this will be the final front page of this here series. I'll keep you posted on the progress of the bracket in the Twitterverse posts in the coming weeks.
Again, remember to vote your pain here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PN9LXST
[For the protection of the childrens, all the gore after the jump].


text:
Exhibitor Rates & Registration
Exhibitor registration deadline is Sept 8, 2017, or until exhibit space is sold out.
Interested in more visibility at the largest educational and networking conference for HR professionals? Check out the sponsor opportunities.
The HRSouthwest Conference is full of opportunities for exhibitors to do business on a regional scale. 74% of attendees in 2016 reviewed, recommended or made final buying decisions on HR products and services. The marketplace is the hub of the conference – centrally located with an electric atmosphere the Marketplace provides attendees with renewed business energy.
Marketplace Booth Pricing
(Mar 1 – Mar 31)
(Apr 1 – Aug 1)
(Aug 2 and after)
|10′ x 10′
|10′ x 10′
50% deposit due with application before April 1. 100% due with application after April 1. See Rules & Regulations for complete terms.
(All booth rental prices include standard carpet, 6-ft table and two chairs. See full list of inclusions below.)
What's Included in my Marketplace Booth?
- 9'x10' carpet (padding, upgrades, color change or daily cleaning additional)
- One 6-ft. skirted table, two chairs, one 7"x44" company sign and one wastebasket (furnished for 20'x20' Islands upon request)
- 8-ft. high draped back wall, 3-ft. high draped side walls
- Four booth staff registrations per 10'x10' space. Limit three staff in booth at any one time. Additional booth staff registrations available at $50 each
- Lunch for registered booth staff in the Marketplace on Monday and Tuesday
- 24-hour Exhibit Hall perimeter security (Although all reasonable measures are taken to secure the exhibit hall, individual booths and materials contained within exhibit booths are the responsibility of the exhibitor.)
- NEW! EVENT ANALYTICS – Nothing beats data when demonstrating ROI. Exhibitors receive a complimentary analytics report providing booth traffic statistics, time spent in your booth, visits by job title, and more. This standard aggregated report is included with all booth packages and detailed reports including contact information are available as an upgrade.
- Complimentary company listing in preprinted Marketplace Directory (deadline August 1)
- Complimentary company listing in online exhibitor directory
- Complimentary standard listing in mobile app, including contact information, product/service categories, description and link to company website
- Complimentary post-conference mailing list (attendee name, title, company, mailing address only – email addresses NOT included; detailed attendee data report available see Promotional Opportunities)
- Booth staff access to educational sessions. Restrictions and guidelines apply. See Rules & Regulations.
- Meet and mingle with attendees during all lunches, receptions and breaks
- Complimentary company listing in online exhibitor directory
- Use of Exhibitor Lounge(s) in Marketplace
- Complimentary admission to the Opening and Closing Receptions
- Complimentary admission to the Keynote Sessions
Other Information
For more information about The Marketplace:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
wee eddie 12:23 26 Jan 2013
Wait for the more knowledgeable to report but a new CMOS Battery would seem to be in order.
Easy to replace and only £1, or so, to buy, in almost any Supermarket.
About the size of a 10p piece on the motherboard, with a number like CM032. Don't take it out until you are ready to replace it.
Get the replacement > Take the old one out > Instal the new one and, with luck, that should be it.


text:
Her friend was singing in the manger or something like that.
Was she Mary?
I don't know.
What I do know is that my daughter was super excited to have been invited and super excited to go, so if she had been feeling "off" that day, she wasn't going to let on.
Zoe was still on chemotherapy.
Still had her port.
Still had low immunity.
She came home right after the pageant.
Her friend's mom said Zoe didn't want to go out to eat with them after the performance, so she had brought her home.
This same mom later told me that Zoe had spent her entire time at the church with her head laying on her shoulder.
And when Zoe came into the house she looked horrible.
Like a marshmallow.
A true white girl.
It was about 3 hours later that her temperature spiked up and we had to take her to the hospital.
She had an infection.
Was it in her lungs?
Her lungs sounded normal but there was something strange seen on a chest X-ray.
And she needed blood.
Her hemoglobin count was at 4, I think.
That's just above the level of "sucked clean by a vampire."
Nothing makes you feel like MOM OF THE YEAR like sending your kid out with another family when she is nearly bloodless, weak, tired, and needs to be hospitalized.
She missed her Christmas charity dance performance.
So did her sister.
She was miserable.
She had taken a dose of chemo before the fever kicked in.
It was to be her last dose of chemo.
816 days after her first dose.
She was done with the poison.
The poison that saved her life.
One year and two days after her last dose of chemo she's giving back.
To the kids who are in the hospital this week.
With coloring books and a word search book.
She has an appointment with her oncologist on Wednesday so we'll be right there.
The kids laying on the beds on the 5th floor were once her.
It gets mighty boring in those rooms.
Same white walls with the minty pastel curtains day after day.
She doesn't remember much of her cancer journey (whew!) but she remembers wanting to be at home when she couldn't be.
And a coloring book with mazes, word searches, and tic-tac-toe helped brighten her day.
A moment to be a kid in an otherwise unkid-like situation.


text:
This item from Hill Country Galleries is now SOLD.
More from Hill Country Galleries
Previous Next
5 Shreve Brown all Sterling silver Nut Picks ca 1857 Olive or Tuscan Pattern
Item ID:12oalw100
This is a set of 5 early sterling silver nut picks. They are in a pattern that appears to be the Olive or Tuscan pattern by Gorham or Whiting. They are stamped Shreve, Brown & Co. 925. This dates them to ca 1857. They measure 5 1/8" long and are monogrammed M D and in extremely good condition.
If you were the pending buyer of this item, go to My Account to view, track and check payment for this item.
Hill Country Galleries
Ann Wilhelm
Austin, TX
Austin, TX
American and British Sterling Flatware, Napkin Rings and Special Treasures. Perfect wedding gifts!
Free shipping to US addresses on all items!
Platinum RatingPlatinum
Member since 2000


text: Muscle Dysmorphia.Dawes, Jay MS, NSCA-CPT; Mankin, Tracy MPHStrength & Conditioning Journal: April 2004 One on One: PDF Only Abstract summary: The body-image disorder known as muscle dysmorphia is most common in men and has characteristics opposite those of anorexia nervosa. Fitness professionals should understand the symptoms of this disorder and have appropriate professional referrals available. (C) 2004 by the National Strength & Conditioning Association


text:
How This Conservative Mayor Became a Champion for the Homeless
Mayor Ted Clugston of Medicine Hat, Alberta has become the reluctant spokesperson for a controversial approach to reducing homelessness. Reluctant because just a few years ago, he opposed the initiative. Sometime in 2015, Medicine Hat will become the first municipality in Canada to eradicate homelessness.


text:
I recently bought Haldiram's gulab jamun in a can. It's imported from India. They are not bad but I find the spicing a little strong; too much cardamom that makes them have a peppery aftertaste. My question is: are there other similar products that I should try? I think I've seen frozen gulab jamun but can't remember where. If anyone can help, i'd appreciate it.
I'm not interested in making them either from a mix or from scratch or buying them from a restaurant/ sweet shop.


text: FL Tours did a fantastic job - Andy was at the airport luggage area waiting for us, took us to the kash n karry for a grocery stop which had everything we needed and shared some tips and stories about WDW and Orlando on the way in. On the way out, he called the day before to confirm time of pickup and gave us a great pick up time of 12:00 for a 1:55 flight - again, he was there at the CR around 11:55 to pick us up and we had a quiet (DS napped) time ride back to MCO. Would strongly recommend and use again without hesitation Thanks jaysue


text:
What Courts have Jurisdiction?
Michael Verceles
University of Phoenix
Mr. Michael Tancredi
November 10, 2008
What Courts have Jurisdiction?
The State courts will mainly have jurisdiction over this case. State courts have jurisdiction due to the involvement of state laws, such as real estate law, corporation law, contract law, and other state law subject matters that mainly deal with case. (Cheeseman, 2007)
If the city takes action against Mr. Jones, this case will most likely be heard in limited-jurisdiction or General-jurisdiction trial courts. Limited-jurisdiction trial courts hear matters of a specialized or limited nature and General-jurisdiction trial courts hear cases that are not within the jurisdiction of limited-jurisdiction trial courts. (Cheeseman, 2007) Determining what other facts may develop in proceeding with the case investigation, if any findings fall outside of the limited-jurisdiction trail court, then this will take place in a General-jurisdiction trial court.
The possibility of Jurisdiction of Federal Courts may also be involved. This is due to the adjacent property owner being a citizen of Switzerland. If the adjacent property owner decides to sue Mr. Jones, the Federal Courts have limited jurisdiction to hear this case involving Diversity of citizenship. Diversity of citizenship case may occur because there is a case between a citizen of a state and a citizen of a foreign country. (Cheeseman, 2007) A possible concurrent jurisdiction with the State and Federal Courts may also occur. Concurrent jurisdiction hears cases involving diversity of citizenship as well. (Cheeseman, 2007)
Cheeseman, Henry R (2007). The legal environment of business and online commerce: business ethics, e-commerce, regulatory, and international issues (5th ed.). New York City, New York: Prentice Hall Inc.


text:
Product Rebates & Suppliers
Members of The Bike Cooperative earn exclusive rebates on purchases they make through our Preferred Supplier Partners, offering great opportunities to earn additional margin.
Bike Co-op Preferred Supplier Partners pay a rebate that gets distributed back to Co-op members once a year and also helps fund programs that make IBD's more successful. The Bike Co-op's purchasing program provides complete freedom for members - they decide which suppliers they want to purchase from.
Preferred Supplier Partners
Clothing / Parts & Accessories / Nutrition
- Bern
- Borah Teamwear
- Bont Shoes
- Boyd Cycling
- Dumonde Tech
- Halo Headband
- Honey Stinger
- INFINIT Nutrition
- MC² Sports Specialists
- OnGuard Locks
- Osprey
- Polar Bottle
- Portland Design Works
- Primal
- Pro Patch
- Reflect Sports
- Ryders Eyewear
- Shopatron/Kibo Commerce
- Sigma
- Timbuk2
- Tifosi
- Topeak
- Yakima
For more details on The Bike Cooperative and its rebate program, please contact Bill Heins at email@example.com or 919-602-4534.


text:
Grafton Maid Services Contractors
A maid service Grafton, MA business can really help you out when it comes to keeping the inside of your home clean so you don't have to worry about doing any of the work yourself. These Grafton maid services can provide you with a number of different tasks, including window washing, vacuuming, mopping, doing the dishes, and much more. If you have a very busy life and don't have the time to clean your home on a regular basis, these professionals can help.
Call us 24/7 (877) 761-1696
What zipcode
do YOU NEED
Maid Services Companies in?
Basement Remodeling in San Diego, CA
Convenient Maid Services in Grafton, MA
Dependable Grafton Maid Services
Free Estimates on Maid Services in Grafton
Average Costs For Maid Services
Complete Projects
High Quality Maid Services - Grafton, MA
When you take the time to look into these cleaning services, you will definitely be convinced that they can benefit you in a very big way. A good maid service in Grafton, MA will be able to ensure that your house is kept clean while you are away so won't have to spend a lot of time doing it when you get home from work or wherever you go each day. You can hire these professionals to clean your house as often as you need so you will be able to get your needs met without any issues. Cleaning an entire house can take a very long time, so you will definitely want to consider hiring someone to do the work for you.
HandyBob Services54 Fruit Street Worcester, MA 01609
GOT TRASH2273 PROVIDENCE RD Northbridge, MA 01534
J.E. Fournier Chimney & Roofing Contractors265 Grafton St Worcester, MA 01602
Healthy Concepts11 Regis Dr Auburn, MA 01501
Gem Plumbing Heating Cooling & Drain CleaningWorcester, MA 01601
Wash Rug Cleaners370 Boston Turnpike Shrewsbury, MA 01545


text:
German Car Repair
ReScore Reviews™ (2)
99% Would Recommend
Latest Review about 3 hours ago
Review for German Car Repair
Carol N. on 02/26/2015
Carol said she is a repeat customer at this business. They are courteous and prompt.
Vehicle: Audi A8
Category: Service
Service Date: 02/10/2015
Review Created: 02/26/2015
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.


text:
National Outlook
In 2011, "the U.S. effectively shrugs off infrastructure" in the face of escalating government deficits and cash-strapped taxpayers. Despite a welcome wave of political rhetoric about its importance to the country's economic future and related worries about falling behind global challengers, a proactive U.S. infrastructure agenda remains buried underneath a long list of other budget imperatives—health care, Social Security, defense, public safety, and education, as well as the need to service the swelling government debt. No matter how desirable, ongoing investment in systems to keep the country competitive and functioning easily can get cast aside in the rush to plug budget leaks.
Instead of finding more dollars to meet growing needs to serve a steadily rising population—census forecasts estimate there will be almost 100 million more people in the country by 2040—politicians likely will budget less (or not enough) and take their chances in the years ahead. This approach probably suits average Americans just fine. Their more pressing concerns revolve around holding on to or finding good paying jobs, making mortgage payments to stay in their homes, or keeping up with rising medical insurance deductibles. As for infrastructure, it is easy to brush back numerous "the sky is falling" experts—"maybe the picture isn't so bleak" since all those forecast disasters have not happened—and settle on a simple bottom line: "We have no interest in paying more."
So now what?
"All signs point to a period when we won't invest sufficiently in infrastructure on any level—federal, state, and local," says an interviewee. "There is no impetus and no money." The idea of energizing the economy and creating jobs around rebuilding America finds little support despite some presidential jawboning. Instead, Americans believe it is better to avoid boondoggles, keep taxes low, and reduce deficits. And little momentum exists for creating a national infrastructure agenda and policy to inform how limited funds can be invested more efficiently and productively, or can help wean the country off foreign oil.
The consensus view of interviewees for this report is that the United States likely will wallow in this what-me-worry hiatus "until disaster strikes or our decline becomes too obvious to ignore." So far, Hurricane Katrina and the New Orleans levee breach have not been a big enough wakeup call; neither was the 2007 Minneapolis bridge collapse. Perhaps higher gasoline and energy prices resulting from Middle East turmoil will do the trick and galvanize more support for mass transit systems and rail lines. Only time will tell what gets the country's collective attention to force action. "It's amazing how hard everyone is making it in the U.S.," a Brit observes. And meanwhile, "the condition gets worse and worse."
In the meantime, it's the same old story: Congress perennially refuses to hike gasoline taxes even in the face of growing transportation capital and maintenance needs. The federal gas tax has languished at 18.4 cents per gallon since 1993 while improving fuel efficiency standards promise to deplete its revenue-raising power further and weaken the already-drained federal Highway Trust Fund, which provides funding to states for roads and mass transit.
Download full version (PDF): Infrastructure 2011
About Urban Land Institute
"The mission of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. Founded in 1936, the institute now has more than 40,000 members worldwide representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines, working in private enterprise and public service."
Tags: ULI, Urban land Institute


text:
Add to Cart to see the price
eases pain by separating and straightening crooked, broken and/or hammer toes. This slip-on cushion features an adjustable loop that gently encourages proper toe alignment while a soft, double-layer pad comforts the ball-of-foot area. Interchangeable for left or right foot. Fits comfortably in shoes and reduces rubbing between toes. Holds hammer toe in normal position. Helps keep toes flexible. Protects ball of foot with soft cushion. Washable and reusable.
Slip Toe Straightener's elastic loop over crooked toe. Gently pull loose end of strap until toe is properly aligned. Pull on hosiery carefully and readjust product as necessary. For best results, do not wear shoes that compress toes together. If desired, strap may be trimmed with scissors for a custom fit. Take care when removing product from foot, so that band does not slip out of insertion slot and eliminate loop.
Pedifix Toe Straightener Double One Size Fits All, Hammer Toe Regulator - 1 Ea
Pedifix Podiatrists Choice Toe Trainers - 2 Pack
Oppo Silicone Gel Toe Crest, Size : Medium - 1 Pair
Pedifix Felt Corn Protectors - 10 Pk
Ayr Allergy And Sinus Hypertonic Saline Nasal Mist - 50 Ml
Eucerin Advanced Repair Hand Creme, Fragrance Free, 2.7 Oz


text:
Cheney 1 Practice: Question Preview (ID: 28938)
Below is a preview of the questions contained within the game titled CHENEY 1 PRACTICE: Practice .To play games using this data set, follow the directions below. Good luck and have fun. Enjoy! [print these questions]
Play games to reveal the correct answers. Click here to play a game and get the answers.
What do you call the place where something lives?
a) niche
b) habitat
c) nest
d) world
Which of the following includes the living things and the nonliving things that are togethr in a certain area?
a) habitat
b) ecosystem
c) rocks
d) population
Which of the following is not precipitation?
a) rain
b) snow
c) rainbow
d) sleet
What process do plants use to make food?
a) digestion
b) learned behavior
c) photosynthesis
d) metamorphosis
Which of the following is a learned behavior of a human?
a) blinking
b) moving
c) swimming
d) crying
A sample of metal is chopped into pieces. The pieces of metal are most likely to have the same=
a) mass
b) shape
c) volume
d) melting point
Luke has 4 samples of pure water. All 4 samples will have the same-
a) mass
b) volume
c) temperature
d) boiling point
Which trait does a human inherit from his or her parents?
a) length of hair
b) ability to read
c) eye color
d) ability to ride a bike
The role of an organism in its environment is its-
a) habitat
b) adaptation
c) ni.che
d) evolution
Light bends when it moves from one substance into another. This is called-
a) reflection
b) refraction
c) absorption
d) vibration
Which of the following is an example of a learned behavior?
a) a spider spinning a web
b) butterflies migrating
c) babies crying
d) a person tying a shoe
In science a variable is a(an)-
a) prediction based on facts
b) explanation that is widely accepted
c) a feature that is changed during an experiment
d) a feature that is not changed during an experiment
When a person speaks, which body part vibrates to create th sound of his or her voice?
a) teeth
b) lungs
c) vocal chords
d) bronchial tubes
Jessica has a nail and a battery. What else does she need to make an electromagnet?
a) wood
b) wire
c) glue
d) more nails
Some wires are covered in plastic to protect people from electric shocks.Why is plastic a good choice for a covering?
a) plastic is a good insulator
b) plastic is a good conductor
c) plastic has a high density
d) plastic has a low resistance
The tendency of an object at rest to remain at rest is called
a) gravity
b) sound energy
c) density
d) inertia
Which of the stages of a butterfly's life cycle is in the correct order?
a) egg, adult , pupa, larva
b) egg, larve, pupa, adult
c) larva, pupa, egg, adult
d) adult, larva, pupa, egg
Which adaptation helps a frog live in water?
a) lungs
b) gills
c) two eyes
d) green skin
Metamorphosis is -
a) another word for mass
b) a type of rock
c) when something changes form
d) what birds do when they lay eggs
What is the first thing you should do before completing an investigation?
a) pour any liquids
b) read the instructions
c) get out the protective equipment
d) make a data table
Play Games with the Questions above at ReviewGameZone.com
To play games using the questions from the data set above, visit ReviewGameZone.com and enter game ID number: 28938 in the upper right hand corner at ReviewGameZone.com or simply click on the link above this text.
To play games using the questions from the data set above, visit ReviewGameZone.com and enter game ID number: 28938 in the upper right hand corner at ReviewGameZone.com or simply click on the link above this text.
Log In | Sign Up / Register
Log In | Sign Up / Register


text:
Wessex FM News
Work Starts To Replenish Storm Damaged Beaches
7:53am 27th January 2014
Beaches around Bridport and Lyme Regis hit by storm damage will be replenished with sand this week.
They've been stripped and re-shaped by strong tides.
West Dorset District Council will start work this week to restore the flood defences.
The sand will come from dredging the outer harbour.
Work will start in Lyme Regis Harbour on Wednesday the 29th January, and at West Bay Harbour early March.
It's expected to last a week and is dependent on weather conditions.
The West Dorset District Council say despite the dredging taking place at night they'll do their best to keep noise disturbance to a minimum.
Councillor Robert Gould, Leader of West Dorset District Council said:
"These annual works are crucial to ensuring coast defences are maintained and harbour operations run smoothly. We try to limit the inconvenience by doing the works out of season, but we would like to apologise in advance for any disruption caused by the work."
Sign up for the latest local news direct to your inbox


text:
edge investor
Current Location:
Newport, Gwent (Newport)
My Profile
We offer a service to clients who use the betting exchanges to create a monthly income.
We hope a small percentage of the profit generated from our service will be donated to this charity.
Best Regards
Edge Team
Friend Request
has been sent a request to be your friend.
Total money raised so far: £0.00
My Friends
Become the first Charity Choice friend of edge.


text:
- Home
- About
- Classes
- Special Programs
- Browse/Register Online
- Events
- Support
- News
- Contact
Darlington's Summer Arts Camps inspire students ages 3-14 to think creatively about the world around them and express themselves through the visual and performing arts.
Download Brochure or Register Online
|- Ages 5-12
|- Ages 3-12
|- Ages 5-14 (depending on subject)
|- 9:00am - 3:00pm (extended day available)
|- 9:00am - 12:00pm
(before care available)
|- 9:00am - 3:00pm (extended day available)
|- Weekly sessions, M-F
|- Weekly sessions, M-F (partial-week available on select weeks for ages 3-6)
|- Weekly sessions, M-F
|- $305/week
|- $170/week
|- $335/week
|- All four arts each week (music, art, dance, & drama)
|- All four arts each week (music, art, dance, & drama)
|- Single Art Form (music, art, dance, OR drama)
|- Showcase presented at 2:30pm on the last day!
|- Showcase presented at 2:30pm on the last day!
|- Before-care (8-9am): $10/day. After-care (3-5pm): $20/day. Must sign up at least 1 week in advance. Please call (610) 358-3632 to sign up
|- Before care (8-9am): $10/day. Must sign up at least 1 week in advance.
|- Before-care (8-9am): $10/day. After-care (3-5pm): $20/day. Must sign up at least 1 week in advance. Please call (610) 358-3632 to sign up
– Counselors in Training (Ages 11-15): Enroll in camp for half the day and shadow our counselors for the other half. Campers pay 50% tuition.
– Camp Counselors (College and High School students, Ages 15+): Darlington is looking for energetic, friendly people with an interest in arts education for summer camp! Work closely with professional teaching artists, lead games and activities, and inspire children in a fun environment.
If you are interested in applying for a counselor position, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Give your little ones a head start on summer! Pre-Camp for Preschool introduces children ages 3-6 to camp in short, half-day sessions. Structured like a day of preschool to include welcome and goodbye time, snack break, and free play along with arts activities. All Pre-Camp for Preschool sessions run from 9:00am-12:00pm.
Visual Art Discovery Pre-Camp
Monday, May 15 – Wednesday, May 17
Have fun creating works of art in a relaxed, enriching environment. Students will create 2D and 3D projects based on stories told throughout the week.
Dance Discovery Pre-Camp
Monday, May 22 – Wednesday, May 24
Move to the music! Students will learn moves and improve their balance and coordination through dance games and stories.
Music Discovery Pre-Camp
Tuesday, May 30 – Thursday, June 1
Using simple rhythms and musical patterns students will work with percussive and string instruments to make music. Have a great time creating music together!
Drama Discovery Pre-Camp
Monday, June 5 – Wednesday, June 7
Create a play from start to finish! In this pre-camp students will use their imagination to create characters and stories.


text:
My new book on how to run an equity crowdfunding campaign is available now on Amazon.
Enter your details to get a FREE sample chapter, and all the bonuses that come with the book.
By Nathan Rose, Assemble Advisory
The world of finance is undergoing a seismic shift, the likes of which hasn't been seen since the advent of banking itself. We may still be in the early days, but the trend is unmistakable; the investing culture is changing, and we are moving to place the power of economic participation back into the hands of the people.
Our current financial system is so natural to us that many of us have never stopped to think what an incredible innovation it was, when the first banks arrived on the scene around 600 years ago. People at last had a place where borrowers and lenders could go, and conduct business without personally knowing one another.
Centralised finance unleashed all kinds of efficiencies, but the unfortunate side-effect was that it made the financiers who controlled these flows of capital incredibly powerful. Restricted access to investment opportunities means the public are shut out of some of the most attractive investments, which get reserved for brokers and their wealthy clients.
In SyndicateRoom's recent report Bridging The Equity Divide, it was shown that Britons have strong interest in direct ownership, but lack access to opportunities. According to their report, 65% of those surveyed said that making their own investments was an enticing idea, but almost two-fifths of those attracted to this said DIY investing was difficult.
"80% of equity offers on the London Stock Exchange in 2015 didn't include any form of access to ordinary investors – it all went to institutional investors" says SydnicateRoom's Tom Britton. "A traditional broker doesn't have the means to efficiently include retail investors in a raise. But, by taking the technology we designed for efficient private raises and repurposing it for the public markets, we open the door for retail investors to get back into these public market offers."
Equity crowdfunding is moving to bring the efficiencies afforded by the internet to the world of investing. When subscriptions for investment no longer need to be signed, physically posted, and stamped by a human broker, then opening up access to large numbers of small investors starts to become economic.
SyndicateRoom has worked to enhance access and has recently partnered with the London Stock Exchange as an approved intermediary to play a part in initial public offerings and share placements.
The online technology of equity crowdfunding is able to facilitate two key pillars of changing the investing culture:
The risks need to be managed, of course - crowdfunding platforms have a role to play in curating the opportunities on offer, and conducting appropriate background checks on the companies on offer – particularly at the start-up end of the spectrum.
Crowdfunding is part of a larger cultural change towards a more open, more technologically-based, more decentralized economy – cutting out the middlemen and giving worthy companies the access to investors who want to back them. It tears down the barriers. It opens up investment beyond deals made the bar and the boardroom. We are in the midst of forging more direct relationships between companies and investors – and changing the investing culture irrevocably in the process.
Get the very best insights from successful crowdfunders from around the world. My book "Equity Crowdfunding" is out now on Amazon.
Need results fast? You can work with me one-on-one. Whatever stage you are at - investigating crowdfunding as an option, forming your strategy, or even if your campaign is already live, there's a package to suit you and supercharge your results.


text:
Football comes home to the Highlands today when Inverness Caledonian Thistle play their first SPL match on their own soil this year. "The town is buzzing," says operations manager Morven Reid, determined to ensure that nothing is done by half.
"We will stretch an enormous ribbon around both new stands, and I'm told it will be the biggest ribbon-cutting ceremony seen in these parts." Poised with the scissors will be Alison McGhee, the convener of Highland Council who have lent their support and sponsorship to Inverness.
A local building firm have also been instrumental in a project which has seen two new structures completed in just 61 days. "As a token of our appreciation we have re-christened our ground the Tulloch-Caledonian stadium," explains Reid.
Not since clinching the First Division championship on May 15 last year, when 6,000 witnessed a 3-1 victory over St Johnstone, have Inverness Caley been able to play a home league match in their own town, and a bumper crowd is expected for the visit of Dunfermline. "The 2,500 seats of the new North stand have all been sold, as have 2,200 in the main stand," reveals Reid.
It's all testament to the progress Caley have made in their 10-year history, with the last six months proving the most character-building. After the debacle of last summer's two votes – farcical even by SPL standards – which saw Caley elected to the top flight, there was a treacherous four-hour, 200-mile round trip to negotiate for `home' games at Aberdeen's Pittodrie Stadium.
"Now players and fans can take a break from being on the road," says Charlie Christie, coach-cum-club lottery licensee. "They can have a restful Saturday morning and a relaxed pre-match meal instead of leaving early to lumber down the A96."


text:
Representative Bill Archer (1928 - )In Congress 1971 - 2001
MemberHide Overview icon-hide
Collection of the U.S. House of Representatives About this object
|In Congress
|House: 92nd-106th (1971-2001)
Legislation Sponsored or Cosponsored by Bill Archer
1-2 of 2
- BILL1. H.R.4150 — 102nd Congress (1991-1992) Economic Growth Act of 1992 Sponsor: Rep. Michel, Robert H. [R-IL-18] (Introduced 02/04/1992)(by request) Cosponsors: (10) Committees: House - Agriculture, Armed Services, Banking, Finance, and Urban Affrs, Education and Labor, Foreign Affairs, Government Operations, House Administration, Energy and Commerce, Interior and Insular Affairs, Judiciary, Merchant Marine and Fisheries, Post Office and Civil Service, Public Works and Transportation, Rules, Science, Space and Technology, Veterans' Affairs, Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 03/18/1992 Referred to the Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law. (All Actions) Tracker:
This bill has the status Introduced
Here are the steps for Status of Legislation:
- Introduced
- CONCURRENT RESOLUTION2. H.Con.Res.96 — 102nd Congress (1991-1992) To provide a sense of the Congress that the legislative and executive branches should better control Federal overhead expenditures and that it is the policy of the United States to reduce its fiscal year 1992 overhead expenditures by 10 percent. Sponsor: Rep. Smith, Lamar [R-TX-21] (Introduced 03/07/1991) Cosponsors: (68) Committees: House - Government Operations, House Administration Latest Action: House - 03/12/1991 Referred to the Subcommittee on Legislation and National Security. (All Actions) Tracker:
This bill has the status Introduced
Here are the steps for Status of Legislation:
- Introduced


text:
Template >> Logo - What the fox Logo 31321 by Marion @ CreativeMarket
File Size: 2.5 MB; Layered: Yes; Vector: Yes.
This logo is exclusive, when one person buy the logo, I will take it off the market so ONLY ONE will be owner of this logo.
What the fox is cool logo for any brand who has the image of what the logo represent, all the patterns and vectors that you can see are included so you can change, use or make new vectors.
The font is free to download, I include the link of the font.
I will give to you.
.eps (CS3+) files so you can change everything you want.
All the files are in CMYK for print.
And if you don't use Adobe Illustrator or Corel, let me know and I will give you
the PNG files or make the arreglemts for you
*The mocks ups are not included
IF you want any changes just let me know in a message here o contact me via e mail ([email protected]) and I'll adapt the logo for your brand name.
Thanks and if you have any doubt just ask me!
Keywords: logo, animal, fox, cool, hipster, new, exclusive.


text:
Pop-up restaurants are usually the province of chefs idling between gigs or wannabe owners trying out their dream concept before signing a lease. Most have an edgy feel, but new Chicago pop-up PT at the Talbott is anything but edgy. Instead, it's a big-league operation that's the brainchild of multiconcept operator Mercadito Hospitality, proprietors of two of Chicago's hottest restaurants, Mercadito and Tavernita.
Why is an operator of this stature doing a pop-
Register to view the full article
Register to view this article
Hide comments


text:
I Have Change a Lot .
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 4 People
I Have Change AlotHi, I got really sick and land in the hospitle. I did not wanted to lived in more. I am going to a recovery in church. And going back to church. And I thought I never go back. But I got tired of hurting and can not stand what was happen to me. So I called one of the church...
lashanda 51-55, F 0 Aug 4, 2007


text:
Former Massey Energy CEO Indicted
For those of you who have been following the Massey Energy story, the Mine Workers (UMWA) passed along this news yesterday:
United States Attorney Booth Goodwin announced that a federal grand jury today returned an indictment charging Donald L. Blankenship, former Chief Executive Officer of Massey Energy Company, with four criminal offenses. The indictment charges Blankenship with conspiracy to violate mandatory federal mine safety and health standards, conspiracy to impede federal mine safety officials, making false statements to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and securities fraud. The indictment alleges that from about Jan. 1, 2008, through about April 9, 2010, Blankenship conspired to commit and cause routine, willful violations of mandatory federal mine safety and health standards at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch mine, located in Raleigh County, West Virginia. The indictment alleges that during this same period of time, Blankenship was part of a conspiracy to impede and hinder federal mine safety officials from carrying out their duties at Upper Big Branch by providing advance warning of federal mine safety inspection activities, so their underground operations could conceal and cover up safety violations that they routinely committed.
The indictment further alleges that after a major, fatal explosion occurred at Upper Big Branch on April 5, 2010, Blankenship made and caused to be made false statements and representations to the SEC concerning Massey Energy's safety practices prior to the explosion. Additionally, the indictment alleges that, after this explosion, Blankenship made and caused to be made materially false statements and representations, as well as materially misleading omissions, in connection with the purchase and sale of Massey Energy stock.
The FBI and the United States Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General are in charge of the investigation. United States Attorney Booth Goodwin, Counsel to the United States Attorney Steven Ruby and Assistant United States Attorney Gabriele Wohl are handling the prosecution.The four counts charged carry a maximum combined penalty of 31 years' imprisonment.
Click here to view a copy of the indictment. An indictment is only an allegation, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
The Massey Energy Upper Big Branch (W. Va.) deadly blast killed 29 in 2010. Families of the victims reacted to the indictment yesterday.
Photo by D.D. Meighen on Flickr. Reposted from AFL-CIO NOW
Tags: aflcio, coal, Corporate Accountability, labor, Massey, Rights At Work, safety, union, West Virginia


text:
Results 1 to 5 of 5
March 1st, 2006, 09:29 PM #1
Multi-site spam attack - Help!
- Join Date
- January 18th, 2005
- Location
- Des Moines, IA
- Posts
- 298
I have several sites hosted on the same server and all of them have started getting spam complaints resulting from a verity of IP addresses. I have tried everything I can think of with no effect and the host is ready to shut my business down - so frustrating I'm biting nails. I have blocked dozens of IPs but spam continues to be relayed through the sites.
I found one possible solution here (http://www.arachnoid.com/lutusp/anti...ter_forwarding) but I don't have access to the sendmail.cR file. That solution would block relay of mail through the sites.
Is there a solution to this that a webmaster can impliment, other than blocking IP addresses? My host hasn't beem very helpful.
March 2nd, 2006, 06:52 AM #2
The host is ready to shut you down...that's a good one
Ask your host to do this for you. It's something they should have done to start. There may be a number of options available to them to block this email. It is also possible that the email is only being spoofed and never came off your server in the first place, but instead is "shown" as the sender.
If they are unwilling to help you with this issue, it's time to find a more reliable host, which should (if you shop around right) have better security on the server.
March 2nd, 2006, 08:24 AM #3
- Join Date
- April 18th, 2005
- Posts
- 81
First thing you need to do is to remove all your contact form/formmail/tell-a-friend form or check for and remove vulnerable scripts on your sites. Someone probably found a vulnerable script on your sites and are abusing them.
March 2nd, 2006, 01:18 PM #4
- Join Date
- January 18th, 2005
- Location
- Des Moines, IA
- Posts
- 298
I removed all scripts and the problem continued but... after finding this website:
http://www.dnsreport.com/ (very useful)
I know what caused the problem. They installed a new server but someone didn't finish the setup. It was left as an open relay with no SPF record, which means anybody can use it for sending spam claiming it came from the sites on that server. Now if I can just get the host to take care of it...
March 3rd, 2006, 12:27 AM #5
Originally Posted by Ray
- Join Date
- April 18th, 2005
- Posts
- 81
I don't know if your situation is the same as what has happen on one of my friend's site but the scenario is as follows;
He got infected with a spyware on his PC and his login and password for hist site was sent to the spyware author who is also a spammer. They login using his credential and start sending spam to his client list on the server. (I was also one them receiving the spam)
As he is not very savy with computer, the only option he could do was to ask me for advice. I clean up his system of the spyware, inform his webhost and also change his login name and password.
What I am guessing from your situation is that your sites' login and password may have been stolen. Try changing it and see if it helps.
Similar Threads
Need help with Multi-Tiered web site...By imediaweb in forum WebMerge (Fourthworld.com)Replies: 5Last Post: May 25th, 2011, 10:32 AM
AmEx Site Under Phishing AttackBy Geno Prussakov in forum Midnight Cafe'Replies: 0Last Post: April 22nd, 2006, 04:38 AM
Multi Cheap Mini website vs Multi domain HostingBy probiz in forum Domains & HostingReplies: 2Last Post: December 30th, 2003, 06:01 PM


text:
Naval Architect & Marine Engineer, Technical Superintendent,NEW ORLEANS, LA, USA
Jackson, MS. / Baton Rouge, LA. / Birmingham, AL. Duties Include: Bellsouth Microstation Drafting, Outside Plant Design and Engineering of fiber optic and copper cables in aerial-buried-underground plants, Joint Use Coordination, OSPCM (…
Production Engineer StructuralNikolaev, Ukraine
Producing structural construction drawings in ShipConstructor, AUTOCAD 2004, FORAN V60 for new building and ship repair. Producing steel fabrication drawings of tankers, tags, drilling rigs, barges, gravity base structures. 2003-2004 Design bureau "TOROLA" Ltd., Nikolaev, Ukraine.
Marine EngeerNikolaev, Ukraine
I would like to reciipt surveyor or marine engineer position. 08.2006 – up to now. NB/CMC SURVEYOR. Class society «DET NORSKE VERITAS» (DNV), Nikolaev, Ukraine. • approval of the welding procedures, certification of welders with issue of relevant documentation. 06.2004 – 07.2006. PROJECT MANAGER.
Marine Technical Superintendent
Dear Sirs.I´m a very experienced marine Chief Engineer, with almost 30 years of experience in the maritime Industry, mostly on board tanker vessels, also I have carried out duties ashore as Technical manager, technical superintendent, consultor and surveyor…
Technical superintendentZhuhai, China
Be authorized by S.I.T GmbH as specialist responsible for homogenizer service centre in Asia area. Zhuhai Marine Transportation Co. ( a subsidiary of COSCO ) Technical Director responsible for fleet management. Zhuhai Ocean Shipping Co. Qing Shan Shipyard,China .
Marine/Shipping LawyerSamara, Russia
I would like to deal with bareboat charters, time charters, shipbuilding/shiprepair contracts, ship sale and purchase. Also I would like to do registration of ships, flagging-in and flagging-out, marine insurance, ship management and all other activities connected with shipping business.
Asst. Manager, Shipbuilding (Weapon Dept.)Mumbai, India, India
To learn and grow in a prestigious company, enhancing and applying my diverse experience of various industrial sectors. To use my managerial and excellent team building skills for the benefit of the organization and develop new processes to…
Structural Engineer 4Camano Island, WA, USA
To find an exciting new career in a new field of Structural Engineering and/or Marine Engineering that would take full advantage of my extensive experience as a Structural Engineering Specialist. 30 Years experience as a Structural Engineer…
Chief Of Representative Office / Production Manager, Cargotec Finland Oy, MacGREGOR Dry CargoHAI PHONG, HAI PHONG, Vietnam
Trust will contribute to the Development & Succeed of the Company. Production Manager / Cargotec Finland Oy, MacGREGOR Dry Cargo. 1. Chief of Representative Office in Haiphong City & Production Manager in Vietnam, Cargotec Finland Oy. Managing…
General ManagerCochin, India
2.Diploma in Mechl. Engg.
New Shipbuilding SuperintendentToledo City, Cebu, Philippines, Philippines
As a New Shipbuilding superintendent main target is final product of outcome quality shall to meet as contracted specification. Supervising HULL & OUTFITTING,PAINTING, inspection as owner representative. (4 yrs.) experienced as Field engineer of New Shipbuilding for HULL & PAINTING DEPT.
Shipbuilding EngineerDhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh
To achieve a challenging job on the shipbuilding / ship repair line, steel fabrication and steel structural works. 25 years experience on shipbuilding / ship repair line , steel fabrication and offshore Rig repair , conversion /refurbishment works. shipreapir and maintenance S/M , FROM Antwerp.
New Building Superintendent, Project manager,ULSAN, Korea
STEEL PLATES, PIPES, AND ALLOY STEELS ETC. MAIN ENGINE AND AUX. I am writing to apply for the position of Project manager or Hull and Hull-outfitting supervisor for shipbuilding or superintendent for fleet in service or Structural/welding inspector for offshore project.
Sales representativeBusan, Korea
I am a Korean living in Busan,Korea. I have been involved in the sales & marketing for the shipbuilding industry in Korea. Most of my carrer is from foreign companies related to the shipbuilding related materials sales. I am now looking for…
Shipbuilding / repair engineerPonda, Goa, India
CURRICULUM VITAE1. PERSONAL DETAILSNAME : SHUBHAM PANDURANG NAIKGENDER : MALEDATE OF BIRTH : 23rd MARCH 1994KEY SKILLS : SHIPBUILDERNATIONALITY : INDIANLANGAUGES KNOWN : ENGLISH,HINDI,MARATHI,KONKANI2. CONTACT DETAILSADDRESS : H.
Supervisor or Manager or Quality positionMobile, AL, USA
Worked as a Quality Inspector with main responsibility to visually inspect in process & completed machinery installations & then pipe (P1, P2, & P3), hull, sheet metal, insulation, joiner work and paint for acceptance to military & Company standards. Inspector ID#I408 NAVSEA NBPI Paint t#30717.
Quality Inspector, Quality Analyst, Machinist SupervisorMobile, AL, USA
Worked as a Quality Inspector with main responsibility to visually inspect in process & completed machinery installations & then pipe (P1, P2, & P3), hull, sheet metal, insulation, joiner work and paint for acceptance to military & Company standards.
Hull Supervisor on ship buildingZhoushan Island, China
Have been working in shipyard for five (5) years, act as a hull supervisor/assistant of manager for quality control system running & management in QA Department, with shipbuilding experiences, especially good practical knowledge in drawing review for Bulk Carrier,tanker Projects.
Project EngineerSelvazzano dentro, Padova, Italy
Carnival Corporate Shipbuilding, Project Engineer. Technical support, procedure production and survey during construction/operation. Carnival Corporate Shipbuilding, Electrical Inspector/Design engineer. Plan approval, factory acceptance tests, commissionin onboard.
Marine SurveyorConstanta, Romania
Objective quality control in shipbuilding Experience • 2003 - 2007 - Ship Coordinator in DAMEN SHIPYARDS GALATI • 2007 - Hull Inspector in DAMEN SERVICES GALATI (for Clients' Site Offices) • 2008 -Hull Inspector in DAMEN SHIPYARDS


text:
The San Antonio Spurs dominated the Miami Heat again, crushing the two-time defending champions 107-86 in Game Four of the NBA Finals yesterday to move within one victory of clinching the championship.
The San Antonio Spurs has delivered a decisive end to LeBron James' two-year reign atop the basketball world by routing the Miami Heat 104-87 to win the NBA Finals four games to one.
The San Antonio Spurs' worst nightmare became a reality when they lost the decisive game of the NBA Finals to the Miami Heat.
One of the most turbulent championships in National Basketball Association (NBA) history will reach its climax today when the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs meet in the decisive seventh game of the Finals.
LeBron James continued his sizzling form with 39 points in the Miami Heat's 110-100 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder today but missed a late three-pointer to bring his record scoring streak to an end.
A depleted Chicago Bulls dug deep for another impressive display of character and collective strength as they stunned defending NBA champions Miami Heat 93-86 in the opening game of their Eastern Conference semi-final series.
LeBron James led an outstanding team effort as the Miami Heat demolished the Oklahoma City Thunder 121-106 to claim the NBA title yesterday, the new champions reeling off four straight wins to take the series 4-1.
When LeBron James was first introduced to Miami Heat fans, after his 2010 free agency move from Cleveland, he made a promise that was latched upon as being typical of the brash, bragging coming from South Florida.
The San Antonio Spurs were fined $250,000 today for sending top players home before a nationally televised game against the Miami Heat, the National Basketball Association said.


text:
Get peace of mind, knowing you've helped protect your loved ones and yourself in situation of lost income, old age or any unforeseen financial down turn.
Life insurance can help provide for the people who depend on you financially, if you can't be there for them. The money can be used for final expenses, help to replace your lost income, cover debts, pay your mortgage, fund a child's education, and more.
A protection against the loss of income that would result if the insured passed away. The named beneficiary receives the proceeds and is thereby safeguarded from the financial impact of the death of the insured.
The goal of life insurance is to provide a measure of financial security for your family after you die. So, before purchasing a life insurance policy, you should consider your financial situation and the standard of living you want to maintain for your dependents or survivors. For example, who will be responsible for your funeral costs and final medical bills?
Would your family have to relocate? Will there be adequate funds for future or ongoing expenses such as daycare, mortgage payments and college? It is prudent to re-evaluate your life insurance policies annually or when you experience a major life event like marriage, divorce, the birth or adoption of a child, or purchase of a major item such as a house or business.


text:
VideoHive Forest Autumn Paradise 6136882
Stock Footage \ Nature
Forest \ Sunset \ Originally \ Footage \ Compressed \ Included \ Future \ Scenes
Stock Footage - Forest Autumn Paradise 6136882 by studio_21 @ VideoHive
Stock Footage \ Nature
This is a pack of 5 scenes with a forest during the fall season ending with the sunset at a lake. This footage was originally shot 14 bit raw then compressed with h.264.
The music
Happy Future is not included.
Alpha Channel: No; Looped Video: No; Frame Rate: 29.97; Resolution: 1920x1080; Video Encoding: H.264; File Size: 501mb; Total Clip(s) Length: 0:51.
All Seasons Aerials; Over the Green Forest Mountain and Trail; Old Smoky Train on a Rainy Day; Solar Panel Green Electricity Systems; Green Forest Aerials; Neon Speedometer; Above the Truck in the Forest.
Keywords: 14 bit, autumn, dusk, epic, fall, forest, lake, leaf, love, motion, native, raw, smooth, sunset, tree.


text:
Kathy J. Caldwell, P.E., F.ASCE, president of Caldwell Cook & Associates and an adjunct professor at the University of Florida, currently serves as president of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). In her role as president of the oldest national engineering society, Caldwell represents more than 140,000 civil engineers worldwide.
A member of ASCE since 1984, Caldwell has previously served as president of the Gainesville Branch (1993/1994), and was the first president of the consolidated Florida Section (1999/2000). She is a long-time proponent of ASCE's student programs and is a practitioner advisor for the University of Florida Chapter. Most recently, Caldwell served on ASCE's Board of Direction and Executive Committee while chairing the Region 5 Board of Governors and the Society's Strategic Planning Committee. In addition to her work in ASCE, Caldwell is a member of Engineers Without Borders, the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers, the Florida Engineering Society, Chi Epsilon and Tau Beta Pi.
Caldwell has been honored as an Outstanding Alumni by the University of Tennessee Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and was named Engineer of the Year by the ASCE Gainesville Branch in 1995 and the ASCE Florida Section in 1996.
Kathy Caldwell:
Awareness of infrastructure is growing:
Education leads to engagement:
Reaching out to young people:
Engaging citizens without more disasters:
The ASCE Report Card:
Working toward a better report card:
Download transcript (PDF): Kathy Caldwell on The Infra Blog
Tags: American Society of Civil Engineers, Guest on The Infra blog, Infrastructure Report Card, Kathy Caldwell, Report Card, Steve Anderson


text:
Cairns Airport (CNS) Car Rental
Welcome to the car rental Cairns Airport information page with information on Cairns Airport car rental options, including which side do you drive on, transmission types, local Cairns driving stress, licences, and more. You may also compare your Cairns Airport car rental options and search for the best available Cairns car rental rates in the search box below.
Cairns Airport Car Rental Advice & Driving Tips
Cairns Airport Car Rental Desk Locations
Cairns Airport car rental has several companies to choose from.
Follow the Cairns Airport car hire signs to the company desks in the Arrivals hall of the International Terminal (T1), and at the northern end of the Domestic Terminal (T2).
Rental car parking is located in the northern end of the Domestic Terminal (T2) carpark.
Cairns Airport Car Rental Companies
Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz, Thrifty, Redspot
Cairns Driving Information
Driving is on the left side of the road.
All Cairns Airport rental cars are automatic transmission.
Your local drivers' licence is required.
An International Drivers' Permit (or IDP) may be required, especially if your local drivers' licence is in a language other than the local language (you may inquire when you pick up your car).
An International Drivers' Permit (or IDP) may be required, especially if your local drivers' licence is in a language other than the local language (you may inquire when you pick up your car).
Cairns Driving Stress Level: 6/10
You'll need a 4X4 to tackle the area from Cooktown north through Cape York and some of the desert roads. It can be expensive, and finding an automatic transmission 4X4 is difficult. Even with a 4X4, roads in the tropics can be harrowing, and often impassable, during and immediately following the wet season.
Car Rental Protection
Learn how to protect yourself when renting a car at Cairns Airport.
Learn how to protect yourself when renting a car at Cairns Airport.
Cairns Airport Car Rental Recommendations
IHateTaxis.com recommends a Cairns Airport car rental.
Renting a car is an affordable convenience that will provide you with a lot of freedom in Queensland.
More Cairns Airport Transfer & Airport Connection Options
- Cairns Airport Information
- Cairns Airport Distance to City Centre
- Cairns Airport Currency Exchange
- Cairns Airport ATM & Cash Machines
- Cairns Airport Wireless Internet Access
- Cairns Airport Maps
- Cairns Airport Flights, Arrivals, & Airlines
- Cairns Airport Taxi Service
- Cairns Airport Onsite Hotels
- Cairns Airport Private Transfer Services
- Cairns Airport Shared Shuttle Transfers
- Cairns Airport Location & Address
- Cairns Airport Train & Subway
- Cairns Airport Hotel Shuttle Transfers
- Cairns Airport Shuttle
- Cairns Airport Buses & Coaches
- Cairns Airport Limo & Private Car Transfers
- Cairns Airport Car Hire/Car Rental
- Cairns Airport Other Ground Transportation
- Cairns Airport Parking & Passenger Pickup
- Cairns Airport Stopover & Layovers
- Closest Airports to CNS Cairns Airport
- Cairns Airport Services & Amenities


text:
BabyBriefcase: $2 plastic folder for $29.95
5: blows chunks
(6568 votes)
Your Vote:
<< vote right here!
[Permanent link to this site]
You've got to be kidding me....
A tiny Bundle of Joy and ...
A big Bundle of Paperwork!
When you bring your baby home, there's a ton of paperwork - birth certificate, medical insurance, social security forms, baby equipment warranties, and much more.
You can throw everything in a cardboard box and hope for the best or you can make storing your child's vital documents a lot more fun and still be totally practical!
How stupid do they think we are? Oh, wait, people actually buy this stuff. Sigh.
Wednesday, September 12, 06:08 2007 GMT
© 2007 stupidest-baby-sites.com. All rights reserved.
Contact Us


text:
The most controversial doctrine in the holy scriptures is all about the second coming of Christ together his angel in the Clouds.
This is what we called the second advent of Christ.
Christianity believe about the second coming of Christ and also about the destiny of the saints and the wicked persons.
According to Imam, Guro, Priest, Pastors, Priests and leaders of the sect, there are many unfilled prophecy up to now!
One of the unfulfilled prophecy which is the second coming of Christ and the resurrection of all dead including the saints.
Do you believe about the "Prophecy"?
Why, I may also believe about it?
The most controversial doctrine in the holy scriptures is all about the second coming of Christ together his angel in the Clouds.
I believe in prophets because the
Quran says so. Okay, so not a
convincing argument to anyone
who isn't a Christian, but
honestly at this point I have no
better reason, and no reason not
to believe in them.
One accurate prediction doesn't
necessarily make someone a true
prophet. For example, I live in
Florida. I could predict that it's
going to rain tomorrow. I don't
know what the weather channel
is saying right now, but I don't
think it has anything to do with
rain. But, since it is Florida, it may
well rain tomorrow, regardless of
what the weatherman thinks.
Would I then be a true prophet
because I made an accurate
prediction? Of course not.
To distinguish between real and
false prophets, you have to put
them to the test. Real prophets
are inspired by God and will
therefore be right in all of their
predictions. Therefore if
someone makes a false
prediction, that person is by
default a false prophet. :)
You live in Florida, really? LOL
I'm an agnostic.
Muslim Believe that Issa (Jesus) come back on Earth on the wings of 2 angels at Damarcus with the Mahdi against the anti Christ Dajjal ...


text:
C2G 5m USB A M/FM Cable. Cable length: 5 m, Connector 1: USB A, Connector 2: USB A. Compatible operating systems: Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/2003/VISTA MAC
The USB Active Extension Cable from Cables To Go is perfect for connecting USB devices over longer distances than standard USB cables. Use when connecting joysticks, digital speakers, printers, digital cameras, monitors, a modem, and many other USB devices to your computer's USB interfaces. The USB Active Extension cable is able to link USB peripherals up to 15 metres by daisy-chaining three USB Active Extension Cables. This extension cable supports both Hi-Speed (480Mps) full speed (12Mps) and low speed (1.5Mps) devices.


text:
Cradled at the foothills of the Appalacian Mountains, West Alabama's heritage is steeped in Civil
War history and the rich traditions of river towns. Four major rivers wind their way through West Alabama, nurturing creeks and lakes, lush greenery and wildlife along their scenic paths. At the heart of West Alabama is the City of Tuscaloosa, the proud home of the University of Alabama, with all the excitement, sports and cultural activity that a major university brings to its environs. Some of
the places you will want to see on your tour of West Alabama are within a few minutes of each other.
The University of Alabama on University Boulevard. The University opened its doors to students in 1831. The campus was designed by State Architect
William Nichols. Union troops spared only seven of the buildings on the UA campus. Of the principal buildings remaining today, the President's Mansion (President's Mansion pictured) and its outbuildings still serve as the president's on-campus residence. The other buildings have new uses.
Gorgas House, at different times the dining hall, faculty residence, and campus hotel, now serves as a museum. The Roundhouse, then a sentry box for cadets, later a place for records storage, is a campus historical landmark. The Observatory, now Maxwell Hall, is home to the Computer-Based Honors Program. Visitor's information is available in Rose Administration Building.
More than 500 works of American art spanning 1775 to the present are located at the Westervelt Warner Museum of American Art, 8316 Mountbatten Road. Noted as a top collection of American paintings, sculpters, furniture, and decorative arts from the late 18th to the early 20th century collected by industrialist and philanthropist, Jonathan, "Jack" Warner.
(Mon. Closed | Tue.- Fri. 12-5 | Sat. 10-5 | Sun. 1-5 • Daily Tours at 1:30 except Sunday
$7 Adults • $5 Students •| Group Tours available upon request. 205-343-4540.)
Murphy African-American Museum, 2601 Bryant Drive at the corner of Lurleen Wallace Blvd. South. A must-see for black heritage scholars and amateurs alike. The lifestyle of affluent black citizens in the early 1900s is depicted in this house built by William J. Murphy, the first black licensed mortician in Tuscaloosa. Changing exhibits of local, state and national achievements of African-Americans are offered. African-American contractors built the two story bungalow in the late 1920s with brick and hand-hewn sills salvaged from the old State Capital building in Tuscaloosa.
Paul W. Bryant Museum, located at 300 Paul W. Bryant Drive on the U of A campus. Feel the excitement of Alabama championship football. Follow the Crimson Tide through its 100 years history. Photographs, artworks and sports memorabilia, touch screen computer displays.
State-of-the-art Sports Archives on Southeastern Conference athletics. (Daily 9am-4pm, 205-348-4668)


text:
Casino Group Partners with Hilton for Hotel 'Milestone' ({{commentsTotal}})
Olympic Entertainment Group has reached an agreement with Hilton Worldwide under which the Reval Park Hotel & Casino at the edge of Tallinn's "Metals District" will be replaced with the country's first luxury Hilton hotel and casino complex in late 2015.
The construction contract for the 36-million-euro, 13-story project went to Merko and the completion date is at the end of 2015. Olympic will temporarily move its casino at the Reval Park location - the biggest in Estonia - to the Olümpia Hotel building a couple hundred meters away on Liivalaia street.
Olympic Entertainment Group supervisory board chairman Armin Karu called the current project a milestone for Estonia as it will be the first casino and luxury hotel combo in the country.
OEG management board chairman Madis Jääger said: "Today we reached a contract with the leading world hotel chain Hilton Worldwide and I believe we will be able to bring something completely new and special to Estonia's entertainment landscape."
Reval Park hotel and casino will close on October 31, construction will start in February 2014 and the new complex will be ready by December 2015.