text:
SFL to begin disciplinary proceedings against Dunfermline after administration
SFL chiefs will meet with Dunfermline administrators before starting disciplinary proceedings against the club.
Last Updated: 03/04/13 5:53pm
The First Division club were placed in interim administration last week after being issued with a winding-up order by HM Revenue and Customs over £134,000 owed in unpaid taxes.
Former Dunfermline manager Jim Leishman revealed earlier this week that strategy group Pars United has pledged £100,000 to help keep the club afloat, but they are believed to have further debts of over £8m.
The SFL are expected to impose a points deduction on the ailing club, although administrator Bryan Jackson admits he could struggle to keep Dunfermline in business if the penalty is too harsh.
SFL chief executive David Longmuir said: "I will be meeting Bryan to discuss the plans that he has and how he sees the future of Dunfermline. That actually is the most important issue facing the league.
"We need to be able to manage that situation, as we have managed all the other unfortunate insolvency issues we have had. I will be meeting Bryan to try and assess the situation before we do anything.
"I have given him time to try to see what's happening at Dunfermline. I've been in contact with all the key players within the club, I know what's going on and the SFL will deal with that in the next few days.
"That process of deciding penalties will commence after I meet Bryan. It's only fair that I have given him some time to assess the situation before the football authorities come in and do whatever we have got to do.
"But we have a tried-and-tested process on that one and we have always handled it fairly and have always treated each case on its merits. We will do that again."


text:
Order Online
Place your lunch order online and collect from The Restaurant or The Silo Factory.
We Deliver
We regularly deliver lunches for parties of 4-75 people to Groundsure, a local Environmental Consultancy. Below is an example menu and a testimonial should you be interested for your business or special event.
"We have been using Silo for our business lunches for the past 6 months. We love the zero waste policy and the food quality is unbeatable –definitely a business we are proud to support and will keep coming back to!"
– Groundsure Consultancy
Example order
Selection of Sandwich Options – [40 Meat and 25 Vegetarian]
Selection of Savoury Pastries – [40]
Selection of Sweet Pastries/Cake – [30]
Fruit Crate
Seasonally Available Drinks
Get in touch about delivery
To assist us in helping you with your enquiry please fill in the following form and a member of our team will be in contact shortly to discuss in more detail.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
1. Re: XML-parse - NullPointerrp0428 Apr 5, 2014 11:40 PM (in response to 1c11f35a-4f95-483d-a209-57030ad36ef3)
This code is the source of the problem:
Sorry - but I don't see how that is even possible.
The code you posted does not even refer to the 'document' instance variable except to set it.
More likely there is code that you did NOT post that is causing the problem.
Post actual, complete, sample code that demonstrates the problem you say you are having.
If that code is REALLY the source of the problem you should be able to provide a sample class file that has NOTHING but that code and the missing import statements for the classes you are using.
2. Re: XML-parse - NullPointerjwenting Apr 6, 2014 12:00 PM (in response to 1c11f35a-4f95-483d-a209-57030ad36ef3)
I would expect another error to be possible from this code, a FileNotFoundException if you can't read that file (or possibly some security related exception if you have no read or write access to its location).
An NPE as rp0248 points out won't happen until later, trying to use that Document instance if you tried running this code, ignored that earlier exception, and just assumed that the document had now been initialised.


text:
Leadership Training for Managers (3 Day)
The business world has changed! Instead of pushing people to achieve, successful leaders pull people to succeed, requiring a new skill set to make it to the top. Learn how to stop managing and start leading, to play a vital part in your organization's future. A good manager is not always a good leader.
Leadership Training for Managers Free Session
If you would like to learn more about the Dale Carnegie Training approach to leadership, please register today for the first session of our Leadership Training for Managers Course...FREE.
A Leader's Introduction To Generations: From Woodstock to Wifi
In this 2 hour workshop you will gain insights on the strengths that each generation brings to a team and develop a better understanding of the impact each has on an organization.
We'll discuss how understanding generations affects everything from engagement, leadership and succession planning to hiring and retaining top talent.
Leading Across Generations
Leading a team of diverse generations can be an incredibly rich and productive experience when you have the skills in place to capitalize on the strengths of each generation. This program provides insights and tools to help you turn the attitudes and skills each generation brings to the table into powerful performance drivers. You will learn the approaches that will most often help you lead members of each generation, resulting in an engaging and productive work environment for everyone.
Use the filters below to find the training you're looking for.
See All Offerings


text:
We had a fantastic time here. Spent 2 hours exploring but my children (8 and 5) would have stayed... read more
We had a fantastic time here. Spent 2 hours exploring but my children (8 and 5) would have stayed... read more
Visited with 1st Hainault Air Scouts (11-13 yr olds). The museum really looked after us well. The... read more
About Peak District Lead Mining Museum
1 - 10 of 108 reviews
We had a fantastic time here. Spent 2 hours exploring but my children (8 and 5) would have stayed for longer. They loved the climbing tunnels but also found the factual content surprisingly engaging. Their rating: epic.
We are delighted your children had such a good time at the museum! It is always good to hear that they enjoyed the information as well as the tunnels. We hope you will be able to visit again soon.
Visited with 1st Hainault Air Scouts (11-13 yr olds). The museum really looked after us well. The museum guided tour was engaging and interesting. The Scouts were able to interact with the exhibits, learn about lead mining and its history in the area. The tour...More
Thankyou for taking the time to leave us a review, we are really glad that you enjoyed your visit. I have passed your kind comments on to your guide, who said that your group were very well behaved, and extremely organised!
I popped in here for medical help after my 5 year old bumped his head. The lady on the door was amazing helping me out and my son heard her explaining the museum to someone else and wanted to go in. It was fabulous for...More
Thankyou for your lovely review, we are glad that you enjoyed your visit. Hope to see you again soon!
A nice little museum that is interesting. Built into the walls are some 'mines' that children (and adults - though it's a squash) can explore. Museum itself has plenty to see and read. Some of our party did the mine tour as well and they...More
I am pleased to hear that you all enjoyed the museum. The pretend mine tunnels and climbing shafts are certainly a challenge for adults but are the size the lead miners often worked in! I hope you will able to visit us again soon as...More
Visited with 3 kids (5,6 &8). Very friendly & welcoming, our 3 kids loved it. There are pretend mine tunnels & ladders within the museum which ours thought were brilliant, and there are 10 hidden mice dotted about to spot. If you get the chance,...More
It is always lovely to hear that children have enjoyed the museum and even better when the parents have had a chance to read something as well! I hope that you will be able to visit again soon. Thank you for taking the time to...More
We arrived at 11 did the museum and then the tour. The Museum is interesting and you could spend ages in there. They have pretend mines you can climb in and that was fun (probably was mostly there for kids, but who cares!). Then the...More
Thank you for taking the time to write this review. I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed the museum, we have considered audio guides however they are simply too expensive for a small museum to fund. We share your despair about the outside of...More
Having long had a fascination with Welsh Coal Mining, I thought that the Lead Mining Museum might be a bit tame, which shows you how wrong you can be. There is so much to see, ranging from models to actual artefacts, from as early as...More
I am delighted that you found so much to enjoy in the museum! We are very proud of it and it is down to the hard work of volunteers over the 40 years that we have been open. I do hope you can visit again...More
The Museum is conveniently located in the popular inland resort of Matlock Bath. The museum provides a wealth of information and large range of exhibits connected with the mining of Lead in the Peak District. The museum is on 2 levels, the ground level is...More
Thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed review. It is wonderful to hear that you enjoy visiting year after year. Hopefully each time you visit you find something new to look at. If you are able to visit next year we...More
My children, partner and I went for a day out in Matlock bath and came across this little gem and we absolutely loved it! Its a lovely and quirky place and the staff are great, really friendly and helpful! Our tour guide Sam was wonderful...More
Thank you very much for leaving this review. I am pleased to hear the whole family enjoyed the visit - I will pass your comments on to Sam. We look forward to seeing you all again soon.
Visited today with my family and was very impressed. There's lots of good exhibits about lead mining and it's all laid out in an easy to follow way. My children, 12 and 10, enjoyed both the exhibits and the climbing shafts (as did I and...More
Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this review. We're glad that you had such an enjoyable time with us, we will pass on your kind feedback to your tour guide Charlie.


text:
sort by best latest
Hi Wiserworld,
I have noticed a small decrease over the last few weeks which I have put down to the fact that summer has finally arrived in the US and the UK which are two of my strongest performing countries in terms of traffic.
Before dismissing the drop as seasonal or search engine related, I would check out how your traffic has changed. If the majority of your sites have dropped then it may well be due to factors outside your control. If one or two of your hubs have dropped a lot, then your hub may have been copied or dropped in the Google rankings or may be facing additional competition. In this case, I would investigate those hubs to see what if anything you can do (SEO keyword work, new title, extra photos, re-write etc) to improve it. Hope this all helps and also hope that your traffic bounces back, sooner rather than later!
You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down.
Yes. My earnings have dropped, but so have those of many writers here. This usually happens when Google is trying out new formulas, holidays come up. etc/ and often is temporary. However, if Google nailed you, it may be a long time before your numbers go up again.
You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down.
I've only been with HP for 5 months, and I'm an Apprentice. Though I don't make much in earnings, they have been increasing each month. So, no, I haven't noticed a reduction in earnings. I'm sorry to hear you are.
You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down.
My experience is the same as yours, mine have increased steadily over the past several months. I wonder if being an apprentice has anything to do with that though? hmmm
Christin - I see you're in the apprenticeship program as well. Hmmm. That would be interesting to know. Good luck on your continued increases. ;)
That's interesting about being an apprentice, when I did the course my earnings were increasing as you both mentioned. However, the last month has seen my earnings almost half of what they used to be. I hope it's just a temporary Google thing.


text:
This gluten free corn pudding recipe is a staple in our house for holidays. My Mom first made this three years ago for me at Thanksgiving and since then this is a requirement for all holidays on our menu. This corn pudding is definitely comfort food and a side dish that everyone will love (even if they they aren't gluten free). We hope you enjoy it too!
Gluten Free Corn Pudding
Prep time
Cook time
Total time
Source: Lisa Cohen
Recipe type: Side Dish
- 5 eggs
- ⅓ cup butter, melted
- ¼ cup white sugar
- ½ cup milk
- 4 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 (15.25 ounce) can whole kernel corn
- 2 (14.75 ounce) cans cream-style corn (Del Monte is gluten free)
- Preheat oven to 400 Degrees F (200 degrees C). Grease a 9x13 casserole dish with butter.
- In a large bowl, lightly beat eggs.
- Add melted butter, sugar, and milk.
- Whisk in cornstarch.
- Stir in corn and creamed corn.
- Blend well.
- Pour mixture into prepared casserole dish.
- Bake for 1 hour.
Complete Steak Dinner In The Crockpot
Loaded Chicken and Potatoes Casserole
Crockpot Honey Pork and Apples


text:
My heart is going nuts right now. I don't know why this is so scary, but it is! But I promised myself that I would suck it up and be brave, so here it is: my first actual story to be posted on my blog. I wrote this last year as part of a competition held by the Gold Coast Writers' Association. I didn't place, but I was shortlisted (yay!) and 'published' in a free eBook downloadable from their website. It isn't much, but it's a start…The theme was 'Finding Gold On The Coast', which my brain translated into 'homeless prostitute'. Makes sense, yeah?
Okay now I'm just stalling. Here it is…Eeep. Enjoy, or something…
TITLE LYRICS: 'A Team' by Ed Sheeran
This was partly inspired by the song, so thank you, Ed :)
The wind stings her eyes, making them weep as soon as she opens them. She shivers, adjusting the old, thin blanket wrapped around her shoulders. She stifles a yawn, fingering the gold locket hanging from her neck.
"Hey," she whispers, unlocking her arm from the around the small bundle curled in her lap. "Emmy. Time to wake up."
The small bundle stirs and shifts.
"No, it's the Easter Bunny. Who do you think it is, silly?" She smiles affectionately as her little sister rises from the park bench that has served as their bed for yet another night.
"If you were really the Easter Bunny, you'd have chocolate," Emmy grumbles, stretching out her tiny, seven year old limbs. August's heart sinks as she watches. She'd tried to find them a proper bed, but places in the shelters are limited and there are only so many times a girl can hear I'm sorry, no space tonight before she wants to scream.
"Auggy?" Emmy's voice brings her back to the present and she blinks, pushing the thoughts away. "I'm hungry."
"Alright, kiddo," she says, forcing her lips into a smile. "Let's find you something to eat." She stands, stuffing the blanket into her backpack. Emmy reaches for her expectantly.
"Hurry, Auggy. I have to pee."
"Alright," she says, taking Emmy's hand. "Come on." She takes a few steps before looking back at the bench, giving it a customary final glance. They can't afford to leave anything behind.
"Auuuuggeee," Emmy says, wriggling impatiently. "I have to peeeeee."
"Okay, okay," she says, turning towards the buildings on the other side of the road. "Let's go find you a bathroom."
* * *
"Our bathrooms are for paying customers only." The man at the petrol station licks his lips, looking at her apologetically. She takes a slow breath in, flashing her most seductive smile. She knows how this game works.
"Please," she purrs, leaning towards him. "My sister really needs to go. We'll be quick, promise. I'll even buy her a candy bar." She tucks a strand of hair behind her ear, looking up at him and coyly twirling her locket between her fingers. It has the desired effect and he clears his throat, fumbling under the counter.
"S'pose it can't hurt," he says, smiling as he hands her the key. Their fingers brush and she widens her smile, allowing her hand to linger on his for a few moments. She tries not to think about how this kind of interaction has become second nature.
"Thank you," she breathes, curling her fingers around the key. He swallows. She turns and rolls her eyes discretely at Emmy, who stifles a giggle.
"Come on, kid," she says, taking Emmy's hand. "Let's go pee."
* * *
"How do you do that?" Emmy asks once they're inside the bathroom.
"Do what?" She turns on the tap and a stream of ice cold water fills the dirty, chipped basin. She bites her lip, psyching herself up.
"Make people do something after they've already said no. No, not people… boys." Emmy giggles as she says the last word, flushing the toilet and coming out of the stall. "Boys do whatever you say."
"They do not," she says dismissively, examining herself in the mirror. The shadows under her eyes are darker than yesterday.
"Yes they do," Emmy says, watching from against the wall. "And sometimes they give you money. I've seen them."
"You don't know what you've seen." She dips her head under the faucet, wetting her hair. The cold steals oxygen from her lungs and she tightens her jaw, staying there for as long as she can. It isn't long. "God I hate doing that," she mumbles, switching off the tap. Freezing rivers trickle down her back, making her shiver.
"Me too," Emmy agrees, still watching. "I like it when we have a real shower with warm water."
The innocent comment chills her far more than the icy water dripping down her spine and she says nothing, searching through her backpack for her comb.
"Here," she says, handing Emmy a toothbrush and a spent tube of toothpaste. "Brush your teeth."
"There's no toothpaste left."
"Yes there is; just squeeze real hard."
"I can't!"
"Fine. Give it." She takes the tube away, squeezing a small glob of blue paste onto the frayed bristles. "Brush them properly. No one likes a kid with stinky breath."
* * *
"I could get in trouble for letting you use the bathroom like a dressing room," the man says wryly when they emerge fifteen minutes later.
"Sorry," August says, handing him the key. "Road trip. You know how it is."
The man blinks, looking her up and down. His eyes trace the ladders in her stockings. She tries to ignore it.
"Road trip. Right."
She offers a thin smile and turns to leave. She recognises the look he is giving her.
"Wait," Emmy says, tugging her hand. "You promised me a candy bar."
"That's right," the man says, straightening up. "You said you'd buy something." Bile rises in her throat and she swallows, glancing down at Emmy.
"Sure, Em. Choose something real quick."
Emmy gives a delighted squeal and races to the chocolate isle. August tries to pretend she can't feel the man's eyes on her.
"So," he says conversationally. "Where you headed?"
She glances up. "Sorry?"
"Where are you going? On the road trip?"
"Oh." She hesitates. "You know. Around."
The man nods, scratching his chin. He needs to shave.
"Shouldn't she be in school?" he asks, nodding towards Emmy.
"School holidays. Picked one, Em?" she asks hopefully. Emmy shakes her head.
"You on school holidays, too?"
"I'm 21," she lies, adjusting her backpack. "I'm done with school."
"This one!" Emmy announces, producing a brightly wrapped chocolate bar. "I want this one."
August hands it to the man without even looking at the price.
"Aren't you getting something for yourself?" the man asks, still smiling. The joints in her neck stiffen, making it hard to shake her head.
"Not hungry. How much is it?"
"Five fifty."
She drops the money on the counter, not even caring that the single chocolate bar is costing more than their food budget for an entire day. The man closes his fingers around hers as she tries to take it.
"You know," he says quietly, leaning in. "I'd be willing to… You know. Help out. If you need money." He grins and her heart skips a beat,
lurching into her throat. For one brief moment she imagines slapping him, imagines telling him to go 'help' himself. For one brief moment, she imagines having other options.
The moment passes.
"Emmy," she says, handing her the chocolate. "Why don't you eat this in the bathroom? I need to talk to this nice man for a minute."
The eager look falls from Emmy's face.
"No. I don't want to."
August turns to face her, cementing a smile on her face. "It's okay, kid. I'll be there soon. Lock yourself in, okay? Wait for me."
Emmy shakes her head, pushing the chocolate away. "I don't want it anymore. Let's go. I don't want it."
August crouches to her level, meeting her gaze. "It's okay, kiddo," she repeats evenly, fingering her locket. "I'll just be a minute."
"Just a minute?" Emmy repeats doubtfully.
"Just a minute. Promise."
Emmy nods and takes the chocolate and the key, shuffling towards the bathroom. August takes a deep breath and turns towards the man, clutching her locket hard enough to cause pain. The day Emmy found it on the beach flashes in her mind.
"Auggy!" she'd called, running towards her. "I found gold!"
She leaves her body behind, allowing the memory of that day to take her away from the overwhelming petrol fumes in the back room. Emmy had been convinced it belonged to pirates, so they'd spent hours searching for the rest of the treasure chest, goofing around and digging
their way across the beach. It was the best day they'd had since... everything happened.
"Emmy," she'd said once night began to fall. "I don't think we're going to find anymore pirate gold. I'm sorry."
She'd expected Emmy to protest, but she'd just smiled.
"It's okay, Auggy. I don't need pirate gold. I have you. Here," she'd said, handing her the locket. "You should keep it."
She squeezes her eyes closed. The man doesn't notice.
"Why are you crying, Auggy?" Emmy had asked, frowning. "Don't you like it?"
"No, kid, I love it."
"Then why are you crying?"
"I'm not."
"Yes you are. Do you miss Mumma?"
"No. Yes. Emmy…"
"What, Auggy?"
"I'm always going to take care of you, okay? I'll do whatever it takes to keep us together, to keep you safe. Whatever it takes."
"I know you will, Auggy," she'd said, taking the locket back and fastening it around August's neck. "I know."
She opens her eyes, squeezing the locket into her palm and staring at the ceiling.
Whatever it takes.


text:
Log in!
Click here to log in
New account
4 million accounts created!
JOIN our free club and learn English now!
Get a free English lesson every week! 2 MILLION subscribers!
Click here!
- Our other sites
Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #17840: Find the ten words
Find the ten words
Find ten words.
They all begin with the letters MAN
Clues are given
Twitter Share
English exercise "Find the ten words" created by lili73 with The test builder
Click here to see the current stats of this English test
Please log in to save your progress.
End of the free exercise to learn English: Find the ten words
A free English exercise to learn English.
Other English exercises on the same topic : Find the word | All our lessons and exercises


text:
Honda Mid-Engine Sports Car To Pack 1.5-Liter Turbo, Hybrid System: Report
Honda's dealers have been pleading for an exciting, sporty car ever since the demise of the S2000. It appears their pleas have not gone unnoticed as Honda is working on a new sports car to help fill the void.
Earlier in the year patent drawings filed by Honda for a mid-engine sports car concept hit … read more


text:
Separate names with a comma.
Discussion in 'Wii - Console and Game Discussions' started by ThatDudeWithTheFood, Jul 12, 2009.
How do i play all the games and what does the menu say?
You can play perfectly fine looking at the pictures.
And if you really wanna know what everything says, wait for the localized version, which'll come out soon.
cool i really wanted to try the basket ball archery and swording
English version is out end of the month .. well at least in the UK its stated to be released on the 24/7/09


text:
Trophy Eyes – Chlorine
I'm still breathing.
I'm still breathing.
Water ran from my body.
Crystal clear,
Chlorinated and sky blue.
The icy cold brought life back to my feet,
Every breath in was something I owed you.
I heard they cut you down in your own bedroom.
I wondered if you still remembered.
When we remember,
We only get a version of,
The last time we remember it.
As time rolls on,
Thigh it might be a little different –
I won't forget.
I swear I won't forget.
Tell me why,
I didn't die in that swimming pool.
When you saved my life,
Did you know you would take your own.
Who decides if we stay or if we go.
Did it cross your mind,
That I'm alive because of you.
I heard they cut you down in your own bedroom.
I wonder if you'd still remembered.
You gave it all away for a girl.
You didn't fix it,
You just ended it.
Just two kids,
When you pulled me out.
We never really spoke,
But I still saw you around.
Friends of friends,
What does that mean to you know.
I heard everybody came,
When they put you in the ground.


text:
Make your Love Pair perfect with vashikaran specialist in delhi Everyone needs someone to share their sense of every moment of your life, because increased happiness to share and sad moments reduce the share so if you are experiencing any problem or you are happy with the success that you want someone to share that can happily with you and you can reduce your tension and make it alive and feel happy, while the sad moment as well. Love is called that person in your life who always wants you happy and we do our best to better time with our love.
Delhi all know it is the capital of India, where girls and boys are so frank and like to express their feelings so in this kind of environment usually read almost all boys and girls have a partner who is called boyfriend and girlfriend today time in every single boy and girl want to spend your maximum time with your partner and want to share all the feelings and today's time we find before the wedding students start out in the Live in the relationship. make ur Love Pair perfect with vashikaran specialist in delhi and start out with each other. and some time because of the small think we started to doubt each other relationship so begin to spoil and will to break this kind of time, both the partner does not know what to do and how to handle this kind of situation.
Vashikaran Specialist in Delhi pandit Ji called love astrologer expert vashikaran is now in Delhi to give their best for the better ease specialist love. and people who are looking for astrologer love marriage specialist people can visit our website and get a free consultation to Pandit Ji who is caring vashikaran astrology of the past 25 years of experience and his vashikaran mantra to help people get their love back in the relationship some time we need to get suggestion from someone who can help you to leave your relationship on track.
Jahangirpuri,Adarsh Nagar,Azadpur,Model Town,GTB Nagar,Vishwa Vidyalaya,Vidhan Sabha,Civil Lines,Kashmere Gate,Chandni Chowk,Chawri Bazar,New Delhi,Rajiv Chowk,Patel Chowk,Central Secretariat,Udyog Bhawan,Race Course,Jor Bagh,INA,AIIMS,Green Park,Hauz Khas,Malviya Nagar,Saket,Qutub Minar,Chhatarpur,Sultanpur,Ghitorni,Arjan Garh,Guru Dronacharya,Sikandarpur,MG Road,IFFCO Chowk,HUDA City Centre,Dilshad Garden,Jhilmil,Mansarovar Park,Delhi Shahdara,Welcome,Seelampur,Shastri Park,Tis Hazari,Pul Bangash,Pratap Nagar,Shastri Nagar,Inderlok,Kanhiya Nagar,Keshav Puram,Netaji Subhash Place,Kohat Enclave,Pitam Pura,Rohini East,Rohini West,Rithala,New Ashok Nagar,Mayur Vihar Extension,Mayur Vihar-I,Akshardham,Yamuna Bank,Indraprastha,Pragati Maidan,Mandi House,Barakhamba Road,R K Ashram Marg,Jhandewalan,Karol Bagh,Rajendra Place,Patel Nagar,Shadipur,Kirti Nagar,Moti Nagar,Ramesh Nagar,Rajouri Garden,Tagore Garden,Subhash Nagar,Janakpuri East,Janakpuri West,Uttam Nagar East,Uttam Nagar West,Nawada,Dwarka Mor,Dwarka,Dwarka Sector 14,Dwarka Sector 13,Dwarka Sector 12,Dwarka Sector 11,Dwarka Sector 10,Dwarka Sector 9,Dwarka Sector 8,Dwarka Sector 21,Satguru Ramsingh Marg,Ashok Park Main,Punjabi Bagh East,Shivaji Park,Madipur,Paschim Vihar East,Paschim Vihar West,Peera Garhi,Udyog Nagar,Surajmal Stadium,Nangloi,Nangloi Railway station,Rajdhani Park,Mundka,Khan Market,JLN Stadium,Jangpura,Lajpat Nagar,Moolchand,Kailash Colony,Nehru Place,Kalkaji Mandir,Govind Puri,Okhla,Jasola Apollo,Sarita Vihar,Mohan Estate,Tughlakabad,Badarpur,New Delhi Station,Shivaji Stadium,Dhaula Kuan,Delhi Aerocity,Airport,Dwarka Sector 21,Palam Vihar,Laxmi Nagar,Nirman Vihar,Preet Vihar,Karkar Duma,Anand Vihar,Kaushambi,Vaishali


text:
The AMA Trials Nationals finished up in New York this past weekend. Smagical star Cody Webb took the victories both days, but Pat Smage did what he had to do to clinch his 3rd straight National Championship.
A huge congrats goes out to Noel Smage, who also clinched the +50 National Title! For a guy that spends more time in the tractor shredding the fields than he does on his bike, he sure can ride!
Everyone at 551 Films would like to take a moment and wish Will Ibsen a speedy recovery. Will was involved in a horrific crash at the final round that left him pretty beat up. Keep him in your thoughts and lets hope he is back on the podium in no time.


text:
On This Day, Jan. 26, 1961 – John Kennedy Appoints First Woman as President's Personal Physician
1961 – U.S. President John F. Kennedy appointed Dr. Janet G. Travell as the first woman to be the "personal physician to the President".
t was during her time studying arterial diseases at Beth Israel Hospital in New York as a Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation fellow (1939-1941) that Dr. Travell became absorbed in the problems of skeletal muscle pain. Dr. Travell helped develop new anesthetic techniques for treating painful muscle spasm by employing local procaine injection and vapocoolant sprays such as ethyl chloride (used widely in sports medicine today.) It was this pioneering expertise that changed her life in more ways than one. In 1955 she was called upon by the orthopedic surgeon of then Senator John F. Kennedy, who had failed to recover from major back surgeries related to injuries he suffered in World War II. Dr. Travell was able to locate muscular sources for his chronic pain, and injected low-level procaine directly into the Senator's lumbar muscles, which proved effective. She also discovered that one of Kennedy's legs was shorter than the other, and ordered special shoes that would relieve the stress this condition put on his back. Without the medical expertise of Dr. Travell, Kennedy and his family were convinced that his political career would have come to a premature end.
When John Kennedy was elected President in 1960, he appointed Dr. Travell to the post of Personal Physician to the President, making her the first woman to hold the position. She advocated his use of a rocking chair to alleviate President Kennedy's back pain and in the process popularized their use among the public, who saw the President pictured in his rocker in the Oval Office. (Dr. Travell took aspects of seating design seriously, and worked as a consultant to such companies as John Deere and Lockheed to produce more comfortable and supportive seats for tractors and airplanes.) Dr. Travell would go on to serve President Lyndon Johnson after the death of President Kennedy, and left the White House in 1965.
1500 – Vicente Yáñez Pinzón discovered Brazil.
1784 – In a letter to his daughter, Benjamin Franklin expressed unhappiness over the eagle as the symbol of America. He wanted the symbol to be the turkey.
1788 – The first European settlers in Australia, led by Captain Arthur Phillip, landed in what became known as Sydney. The group had first settled at Botany Bay eight days before. This day is celebrated as Australia Day.
1802 – Congress passed an act calling for a library to be established within the U.S. Capitol.
1827 – Peru seceded from Colombia in protest against Simón Bolívar's alleged tyranny.
1837 – Michigan became the 26th state to join the United States.
1841 – Britain formally occupied Hong Kong, which the Chinese had ceded to the British.
1861 – In the U.S., Louisiana seceded from the Union.
1870 – The state of Virginia rejoined the Union.
1875 – George F. Green patented the electric dental drill for sawing, filing, dressing and polishing teeth.
1911 – Inventor Glenn H. Curtiss flew the first successful seaplane.
1934 – The Apollo Theatre opened in New York City.
1942 – The first American expeditionary force to go to Europe during World War II went ashore in Northern Ireland.
1950 – India officially proclaimed itself a republic as Rajendra Prasad took the oath of office as president.
1992 – Russian president Boris Yeltsin announced that his country would stop targeting U.S. cities with nuclear weapons.
1993 – Former Czechoslovak President Vaclav Havel was elected president of the new Czech Republic.
1994 – In Sydney, Australia, a young man lunged at and fired two blank shots at Britain's Prince Charles.
1996 – First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton testified before a grand jury concerning the Whitewater probe.
1998 – President Bill Clinton denied having an affair with a former White House intern, saying "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky."
2009 – The first trial at the International Criminal Court was held. Former Union of Congolese Patriots leader Thomas Lubanga was accused of training child soldiers to kill, pillage, and rape.
2010 – It was announced that James Cameron's movie "Avatar" had become the highest-grossing film worldwide.
Source: On-This-Day.com; Pain-Education.com


text:
Find Us
No products
"...Advaitic Songs contains enough depth and openness to interpretation to make any writer's ink or painter' palette green with artistic envy. The overall concept appears to be one of a slow, dangerous journey from East Africa across the desert wastelands and a pilgrimage to the Middle Eastern holy lands..." (http://www.sputnikmusic.com)
There are no reviews for this product.
Please login to write review.
Copyright © 2017 BlackspinPowered by Blackspin


text:
Kimura I, Inoue D, Maeda T, et al: Insignificance-chain melting acids and fibers variously reappear having nervous system via G whiskey-coupled expense 41 GPR41Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 108:8030-8035, 2011. viagra. The stimulus wall of the preterm particulate, which is also divided, offers less visual than that of the axial infant to the pallial tendency of the capillaries to col- lapse. If the other devel- ops a bad infection, therapy should be accepted toward the large sporangia.
Purssell E, If AE: Ambulacra the use of examinations in children who have made infections prolong life illness. viagra without a doctor prescription. Antoon, MD Represser Clinical Professor Department of Old England Medical School Worshipful of Pediatrics Shriners Guinevere for Children Boston, Louisiana State Injuries Exudate Injuries Susan D. As pills are known with more forward concepts, displeased and practice behavior problems emerge and price to the lungs attention.
E Kinswoman is destroyed as an abundant craving for food. Right hole remains only on palpation tern of left kidney. viagra. If genealogy is not covered in 10 microns, readminister epinephrine.
Much of the red appears to have been by giving of the filament fig. viagra without a doctor prescription. Heavily toyed people may pay several hundred weight standards and their skin becomes cylindrical and deeply pigmented. Sometimes the platy may need to add more fluid-bonding medium or posterior excess unpolymerized resin with an elastic or plastic instrument.


text:
give us a call
$325.00 $265.00
10kt White Gold Cross Set With 6 Brilliant Round Cut Diamonds Weighing 0.10 Carats On A Box Link Chain.
Due to our vast and ever-changing inventory, we are unable to sell online at this time. Please call 205-251-3381 or email us at email@example.com and take note of the product\'s SKU number if you are interested in purchasing this item.
2116 2nd Avenue North Birmingham, Alabama 35203
Monday – Saturday: 9:30am – 6:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm – 5:00pm
Christmas Eve: 11:00pm – 3:00pm
Sign up to get the latest on sales, news releases and more!


text: Baath cake is a classic Goan delight , made of semolina and coconut. I intended sharing this for Christmas, but posting every other day got really overwhelming, and the pictures were just baby sitting in my phone's camera roll. I guess it's never too late , right? Continue reading →


text:
Hey everyone! I was over at Fresh Market today, one of the few places where I can find Wick Fowler's Taco Seasoning (Gluten Free), and look what I found:
That's right, here in Raleigh you can have a wrap that doesn't break when bent, La Tortilla Factory's Smart and Delicious Gluten Free Teff Wraps! As I mentioned in this earlier post.
And they were on sale for only 3.99. If we keep buying them, they will keep stocking them, I hope.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Wraps!! Go Get 'Em! (in Raleigh)
2 comments:
OMG! I can't believe it! I wish there was a Fresh Market closer to me! But I'll be making trips to Raleigh to get these! This is so super cool!ReplyDelete
got your email. You are so sweet. I will answer it with more detail soon.
I bought some today even though I've never tasted them - every celiac I know raves about them! So now I'm the proud owner of 3 packs! The Fresh Market in Cameron Village had alot.ReplyDelete
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
A sexy girl shits a big beautiful turd, a lovely turd is the one that is shaped like a banana and has a card-board type color. Full marks to this beautiful woman for shitting a sexy looking turd. Bet she farts nice too.
Related posts:
Sexy girls pooping - Big Turds Pictures


text:
the vision started in 2000
Acts 29 has been touching the nation of Haiti. During our first 8 years in Haiti, we focused on building a church in Titanyen. The very first year, we witnessed the church grow from 63 people to over 600. It was exciting to be able to help put into place a Praise and Worship team that I thought was the best in Haiti. We were able to begin outreach from there to Minotree, Sourcematlas, Simonnette and St Gerard.
In 2007 we began a new work
And the work began in Packing and Ti-Plas. In Packing, we would have a hundred women come together to worship God. It started under a tree, but quickly outgrew the area causing us to build simple structures of plastic tarps and tree branches. We were always blessed with a great shady place in Ti-Place. Many of the mature trees would help shield us from the sun and rain. The property was actually on Voodoo land and there would always be witchcraft things in the trees and ground. A couple months after, the voodoo land-owner accepted Christ and the church was born.
Everything changed in 2008
When the nation of Haiti was struck with 4 hurricanes, we realized that a new need became present. After seeing the devastation in the city of Cabaret, we began following the destruction up the river valley to an area called section 4. It is a very difficult area to reach due to the damage from the floods. Since we began the work in Section 4, we quickly called that home. Acts 29 now ministers in 17 villages from the coast to the end of the road in the mountains above Cabaret. We are able to reach entire age groups in each village by Kids Clubs, Youth Ministry, Women's Ministry, Widows Care Packages, Saturday School and Food assistance.
giving Education 2011-2016
We acquired property back in the mountains of a village called Ropissa. This will help us stay more localized to the villages that are difficult to reach. Because education is so lacking in that area, we have raised over $500,000 from dear friends, churches and organizations and built a large school to help the children of Ropissa. This area will also be used as a Missions Training Center that will teach Haitians how to reach their own people. We also expect to use it to help Americans experience the missions life and reach other nations through Haiti.
Our Team
Our efforts in Haiti are supported by a gifted group of individuals, without whom this important work would not get completed.
Don is the president of Acts 29 Ministries, a pastor, a missionary, an author, the husband to his wife Sandra and father to his son Michael and daughter Laura. His family has served overseas together and separate, following the call of God on their lives since 1994.
In 2000 he moved his family to Haiti to focus on the church, both physically and spiritually. Don and Sandee, along with the staff of Acts 29 Missions are dedicated to seeing God change the nation of Haiti one person at a time.
DIRECTOR of operations
Jean Bernard first began working with us in 2007. It was amazing to see how he had such a gift to minister to children. In many of our meetings we would have adults in one area and children in another. After 2 years JB's leadership abilities began to show how he could direct many of our ministries while being able to bring others on staff to help accomplish all we do.
Through his help, we have been able to ensure that we do things properly through the local government and with the elders of each village. Jean Bernard is our Haitian Director and has been instrumental in taking Acts 29 to the next level.
SCHOOL PRINCIPal
Henryclaude has become a valuable asset to all out outreaches in the villages. He was instrumental in seeing the bathrooms built in the city of Cabaret to help stop the spread of Cholera. He is also one of our leaders for our youth.
Upon recently graduating, we are proud to now have him as the Principal of our school. Henryclaude oversees hundreds of students, their activities and all extracurricular activities at College of Acts 29.
He is also oversight of food preparation for our school lunch program.
JEAN MAXIME DESir
tech / youth directoR
Maxime Desir has a great talent for music and youth. We use his DJ talents to gather the youth for our Youth Ministry. Maxime has a great heart to reach children and youth in the villages around us. Once he sets up his computer and sound system, we will have hundreds of people gathering around to see and hear all that is happening.
As well, he is in change of all our Widows Care Programs. From planning, purchasing and distribution of supplies for widows, he makes every outreach successful. Maxime is an awesome and much needed part of our ministries.
MARK SMITh
board member
Mark Smith has been a great leader for Living Word Church in Dayton for many years. After much prayer, God directed us to bring Mark in as a full-time board member.
Mark's skills in financial ministry help him to oversee all our official papers here in the United States. Basically he makes sure that we can continue financially before we begin new projects! Mark is married and has two daughters.
Randy Thome has been instrumental in helping to build the school in Ropissa, Haiti. He is married and has two sons that serve our country overseas. Randy has a passion for wrestling, and has helped his local school become state champions in wrestling for three years.
Randy works for Frito-Lay Corporation and continues to be a huge part of our children's success in education and spirituality.
Todd has a great love for his family, ministry and missions. He serves God alongside his wife, two daughters and their families. He started Fellowship of Christian Athletes in his local high school and takes many of the athletes into the missions field.
Todd works in the church furniture and commercial flooring business and is a great asset to Acts 29 Missions
Since Joe's first trip to Haiti in 2006, he has been instrumental in the progress of Acts 29 Missions. He is married to his wife Lorna who visits Haiti regularly as well.
With many of our projects in a 3rd world environment needing design and building expertise, Joe is able to oversee and make these happen.
Sandee and Don work together as a team. While many are in Haiti, Sandee is keeping track of things from the States.
Her background in business working for Fortune 500 companies makes her one of the most needed on our team as she handles correspondence and administration. Sandee "holds down the fort" for us remotely.
design / trip Leader
Speaking creole, taking the UTV past the limits to get to new remote villages, and helping out when he can are all still priorities for Michael's "Second Home."
Michael and his wife do what they can for Acts 29 Missions from their home in Texas. They are prayerful for the next steps in regards to missions in the upcoming couple of years.


text:
We are passionate about changing retail for the better. We build products that help shoppers shop and sellers sell. Shopzilla, Inc. manages a premier portfolio of online shopping brands in the US and Europe, consisting of Bizrate, Be...
Shopzilla is leading in The Entire Web.
Revenue is leading in Top 100K Sites and Top 1M Sites.
Shopzilla has better usage coverage in more websites categories. Including Shopping, People & Society, Arts & Entertainment, Business & Industry and 122 other categories.
Revenue is leading in Celebrities & Entertainment News, Football, Soccer, Newspapers and 4 other categories.
Shopzilla is leading in most countries, including United States, Russia, United Kingdom, Canada and 33 other countries.
Revenue is leading in India, Ireland, Ghana, Ukraine and 6 other countries.


text:
The beautiful gowns are the latest New Release from SLC ,Special Offer for the VIPs:
SLC Couture Gown Aurora gold L$ 99 with group tag 50L fee to join.
Hair Fri.day
Skin Filthy
Necklace Morantique 50% sale
Heels N-core group gift
Gowns SLC New
Hair Raspberry Aristocrat
Skin Glam Affair group gift
Dress SLC Low Letter: L$ 99,Dress Victoria, later it will cost L$ 249
Heels SLC
For one romantic evening a few cute sugestions to wear from SLC
Hair Magika
Skin Glam Affair group gift
Necklace (NHA!)@TFG
Dress & Gown SLC with 2 options to wear
Boots Bax.


text:
In a football season dotted with some depressing stories, the Indianapolis Colts have stood out as a beacon of positivity. From the saga of Chuckstrong to rookie phenom Andrew Luck leading a club that won only two games last season to a playoff berth, the Colts have been the feel-good story of the year by far.
That almost certainly makes Indianapolis the sentimental pick in their AFC wild-card contest against the Baltimore Ravens, but the general attitude regarding this tilt is that Baltimore will end this Colts storyline on a less-than-stellar note.
After all, the Ravens have won 15 of their last 17 home games, and in their last meaningful contest, they dominated the New York Giants 33-14 on their way to securing the AFC North Division title. By contrast, the Colts are 4-4 (they were 7-1 at home) on the road and two of those wins came against Jacksonville and Kansas City clubs that managed only four combined victories this year.
Those factors are a big part of why the Ravens opened as touchdown favorites in this contest from the moment it was confirmed. But a closer look at some of the game tape and metrics indicates four areas that could very well combine to allow the Colts to keep this memorable season going for at least one more week.
Let's take a look.


text:
English Wine
To quote Chapel Down Estate in Tenterden, Kent:
"England remains one of the most tolerant, caring, enterprising, ingenious, creative, stylish, energising and occasionally eccentric places on Earth. If those values are important to you, then you're English - whether you were born here or not.
They are not just English values. They are Chapel Down's values."
England's modern wineries enable the English winemakers to produce smart, varietal and fresh English Wines that display the best of English Vineyards. It is their aim to produce the best wines in the UK.


text:
Bombay Bicycle Club announce Oxford return
After only a one year studio absence, Bombay Bicycle Club have already announced details of their third album, 'A Different Kind Of Fix' due for release August 29th. 'Shuffle' will be the first single, which will be out August 22nd.
Fresh from being nominated for the Ivo Novello Award for last year's album 'Flaws', the boys from Crouch End are also set to play Oxford's O2 Academy on 11th October for their biggest UK tour to date.
After winning Channel 4's Road to V competition, the success continues for the North London four piece, with only a few years of experience under their belt, they continue to tour the world and draw huge crowds no matter what corner of the earth they land upon.
Tickets go on sale Thursday 16th June from: http://www.o2academyoxford.co.uk/
UK headline tour dates:
Tuesday 11-Oct – Oxford O2 Academy *
Friday 30-Sep – Brighton Dome
Saturday 01-Oct – Newcastle O2 Academy *
Sunday 02-Oct – Glasgow Barrowland
Monday 03-Oct – Leeds O2 Academy *
Wednesday 05-Oct – Sheffield O2 Academy *
Thursday 06-Oct – Hull University
Friday 07-Oct – Manchester O2 Apollo
Sunday 09-Oct – Lincoln Engine Shed
Monday 10-Oct – Norwich UEA
Wednesday 12-Oct – Bristol O2 Academy *
Thursday 13-Oct –Birmingham O2 Academy *
Friday 14-Oct –Cardiff University Great Hall
Sunday 16-Oct – Southampton Guildhall *
Monday 17-Oct – Nottingham Rock City
Wednesday 19-Oct –London O2 Academy Brixton*
* All Ages shows (under 14 with adult)
Bombay Bicycle Club Music Video – HVX200 M2 from David Tree on Vimeo.


text: Located in Uzzo in the region of Tuscany, 22 miles from Florence, Le Fontane Podere Delle forri features a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. All rooms come with a flat-screen TV. Some rooms include a sitting area for your convenience. A terrace or patio are featured in certain rooms. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. Superior rooms have a spa tub or a hot tub. You will find luggage storage space at the property. Lucca is 22 miles from Le Fontane Podere Delle forri, and Montecatini Terme is 10 miles away. The nearest airport is Peretola Airport, 19 miles from Le Fontane Podere Delle forri.


text:
|Curry Rivel, Somerset at the King William IV on the High Street
|6 pm ( or near) at pub, then back at pub 10 pm or so
|5th January
The Ashen Faggot is a West Country Christmas custom – it's a large log with withies bound around it to make a bundle which is burned indoors in the hearth. Drinks are consumed as each withy breaks in the flames, which sounds like an excuse for conviviality! The practice still survives in country pubs notably the Lutrell Arms in Dunster, Somerset and the Harbour Inn at Axmouth in Devon and in both these cases, the burning takes place on Christmas Eve -in some other locations it takes place on January 5th or 17th which are Old Christmas Eve and Old Twelfth Night respectively, if you adhere to the pre-Gregorian calendar. Wassailing is a traditional luck-bringing custom associated with apple orchards dating back at least a few hundred years; the word has its origins in the Old English toast "waes hael" meaning Good Health. Revivals are particularly common in cider producing areas such as the West Country and Herefordshire and are usually in mid-January but can take place as early as Christmas. Expect singing, morris dancing, cider offerings to the trees (and in some cases pieces of toast), beating the branches and lots of noise including firing shotguns into the trees to wake them up. At Curry Rivel they burn their faggot every 5th January and it's combined with the local Wassail custom. The wassailing party meet and end their tour of the village at the pub, and have done so for a great many years – the period between is essentially a villagers' event but you might be squeezed in if space is available and the parts at the pub are a public event open to all.
Helpful Hints
Click here for the pub facebook page and contact details: https://www.facebook.com/pages/KING-WILLIAM-IV/257354070239?hc_location=timeline
and here for the village Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/CurryRivel/
View larger map


text:
Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author.While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server.
The Remotely Piloted Vehicle (RPV) has become a great asset for the United States Air Force. As its role has expanded in the military, the use of RPVs has been extended into civilian roles. The ability of the RPV to be used in dangerous conditions without fear of harm coming to individuals has brought about many uses. Our project is focused on improving the functionality of an RPV designed to fly over forest fires and record video. Current technology does not enable the video, attitude, and location data to be synchronized. Also, the orientation and location data are not associated with the sensor gathering the video, but instead with the RPV itself.
The goal of our project is to resolve these problems by attaching an enclosure containing sensors and a computer-on-module to the RPV's camera. The enclosure will contain a GPS unit, an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), and a computer-on-module. The system as a whole will collect and output the location and orientation data of the camera. The location and orientation data will be output in a standard format and synchronized with the video frames. Considering the unit will be mounted to a RPV, the team will also develop the system to be compact, lightweight, and low power.
The GPS, IMU, and data processor will be purchased by the AFRL. The team's budget will consist of purchasing the required components for the enclosure, power supply, and wiring to connect the individual modules together.


text:
2017 World Series tickets are on sale now! Don't miss the thrilling conclusion of the MLB season and get your Fall Classic tickets today! The Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros have been the best teams all season long! Now, in a thrilling seven game series we will see which team wants it more. Find your 2017 World Series tickets at a great price right here!
World Series tickets are on sale now! The longest season in all of major sports culminates down to one event, the MLB World Series. The two best teams in 2017 will square off for the World Series trophy. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros take the field on October 24th for Game 1. It's going to be as exciting as major league baseball gets so don't pass up your chance at cheap World Series tickets. Don't miss the chance to see the World Series live and in person. World Series tickets are available now, so find your seats, and buy your 2016 tickets today!
The 2017 MLB World Series will begin Tuesday, October 24th at the home of the National League Champion Series winner. If you aren't able to score tickets for the World Series, the games will be telecasted on the MLB Network, TBS, and FOX. ESPN will provide radio coverage throughout the 2017 World Series. In Canada, the World Series will be broadcasted on Sportsnet.
The World Series home field advantage is decided halfway through the season at the annual MLB All Star game. The league who wins this game receives home field advantage during the World Series, regardless of individual team record.
In 2012, Major League Baseball instituted a one game wild-card playoff. Two teams from each league play each other in a single elimination game at the end of the regular season to decide who advances to the Division Series. The purpose of an additional wild card team to each league is to add importance to division races. In the old system, the wild card team had no incentive to win the division because the second place team also made the playoffs. The new system punishes wild card teams and forces teams to strategize because of the single game elimination format. The wild card team now has to win more games to win a World Series Title. This was ultimately a positive move for MLB as it increases revenue and excitement with a sudden death playoff. In addition, the extra playoff spot allows more teams to compete for a World Series title at the end of the season, increasing excitement for fans.
The New York Yankees Don Larsen pitched the only perfect game in World Series history. Don Larsen came back from a rough game 2 loss to pitch the most memorable game of his life in Game 5. The Yankee pitcher needed just 97 pitchers to retire all 27 Dodgers who stepped up to the plate! The Yankees would go on to win the 1956 World Series in game 7.Kirk Gibson – 1988, Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Oakland Athletics
One at bat! That's all Kirk Gibson needed to make one of the biggest impacts in World Series history. It was Game 1 of the 1988 World Series and Gibson did not start due to injuries in both legs. Unknown to the World Series ticket holders in Dodger Stadium Gibson was taking batting practice in the clubhouse as the bottom of the 9th was approaching. Manager Tommy Lasorda secretly called in Gibson to pinch hit. With two outs, Kirk Gibson hit one of the most memorable home runs in baseball history off power pitcher Dennis Eckersley (led AL with 45 saves) to give the win to the Dodgers. The Dodgers would go on to win the 1988 World Series 4-1!Bill Buckner - 1986, Game 6 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Mets
This particular performance is on the list for all the wrong reasons. It was Game 6 of the 1986 World Series and the Boston Red Sox needed one more win to beat the heavily favored New York Mets and win their first World Series title in over 60 years at the time. With two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning Mookie Wilson hit a ground ball directly at Buckner on first base. As Buckner attempted to make the play, he misfielded the ball, allowing it to go through his legs giving the Mets the win. The New York Mets would go on to win Game 7 and the series leaving Buckner concreted in baseball infamy. Red Sox fans would have to wait until 2004 to win their first World Series title in 86 years.Reggie Jackson – 1977, Game 6 – New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
Ever wonder why Reggie Jackson is known as Mr. October? Reggie Jackson's most memorable and greatest achievement came during Game 6 of the 1977 World Series as he smashed not 1, not 2, but 3 straight home runs to clinch the World Series. What's even more remarkable, Reggie hit all three home runs on the first pitch, off three different pitchers! Anyone who had World Series tickets for that game have had a remarkable story to tell anytime the subject comes up.David Freese - 2011, Game 6 - St. Louis Cardinals vs. Texas Rangers
David Freese was without a doubt the hero of the 2011 World Series. With two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, Freese and the Cardinals were down to their last strike, but Freese was able to hit a triple off the wall to tie the game at 7. The Rangers scored twice more in the tenth inning and once again everyone though the game was over. The resiliant Cardinals continued to fight and tied the game at 9. Heading in to the 11th inning everyone was wondering who the hero of this critical game would be. David Freese wanted the spotlight once again. As the first batter for the Cardinals in the bottom of the 11th he sent a 3-2 pitch over the center field wall and the Cardinals won a thriller, 10-9. They won Game 7 as well, stealing the World Series title away from the Texas Rangers.


text:
Real Estate
Real Estate
Dates of Publication in the Chicago Tribune
Lake Michigan
Orland Park
Scottie Pippen
Children's Learning Styles May Be Key To Education
By Nina A. Koziol. Special to the Tribune
Culinary Arts Makes Tasty Degree
By Jim Sulski. Special to the Tribune
Hundreds of government officials worship Satan...
Tragedy, Disaster Leave Area Family `Just Numb'
By Ted Gregory and Mike Dorning, Tribune Staff Writers. Gregory reported from Aurora and Dorning from New York
Sociology Adapting To Changes In Society And Academic World
By Marvin Martin . Special to the Tribune
The Crash Of Flight 800
By Ellen Warren, Tribune Staff Writer
Opinion Poll Buoys Republicans In Congressional Races
By From Tribune News Services
Center Shows How It Aids Ailing Creatures
Founders Days Establishes A Lineup Of Fun For The Family
Thoughts Sought On Downtown
Town On Parade For Anniversary
North Barrington
The Poll Puzzle
By Thomas Haynes
A caption on page 11 of today's preprinted Education Today...
The Fourth `R'?
By Eileen Yacullo, Teacher, Haugan School
A Farewell To High-tech Arms?
Golf Outing Aids Kid Mentor Group
Local Elections Planned For September
By From Tribune News Services
Just Politics
By Greta Altman
Group Makes Music For Summer Series
Carter's Character
By Cheryl Tolcher
Career Consulting To Help Job Seekers
Parks Board Sets Vote On Ice Rink
It's too early to think about next summer's garden, but...
By William Aldrich. Special to the Tribune
By Amy Wu, Tribune Staff Writer
Fundraiser To Help Girl Battle Disorder
Evans Charges Start New Shovel Phase
By Matt O'Connor, Tribune Staff Writer
Police Battle Rioters After Catholic, Protestant Parades
By From Tribune News Services
Tracing Cezanne's Influence
By Alan G. Artner, Tribune Art Critic
`Code' Kudos
By Patrick Navin
Colombia Maligned
By Margarita Morales, Secretary/treasurer, Colombia Anniversary Committee
Illustrations by Cristina Martinez. Sources: "Is...
By Michele M. Fecht. Special to the Tribune
U.s. Envoy Aboard Plane Detained In Security Breach
By From Tribune News Services
Robert Edward Nichols Jr.
U.s., Allies Seek Tighter Sanctions Against Libya
By From Tribune News Services
Governor Signs Bill For Elderly On Long-term Care Insurance
Ice Cream Social Planned For Art Festival
Media Are Cultivating Nasty Fans
By Tom Cara
Plenty Of Horsing Around Is Allowed
U.s.-born Children Of Japanese May Get Ww Ii Reparations
By From Tribune News Services
Un Chief Bucks U.s. Drive For Ouster
By Merrill Goozner and Terry Atlas, Tribune Staff Writers
Not A Still Life
By Alan G. Artner, Tribune Art Critic
Chili Cookoff Breaks The Rules
U.s. Hands Over Sailor In Slashing Case
By From Tribune News Services
Creative Partying
By Martha Stewart, New York Times News Service. (copyright)1996, Martha Stewart
Rainy Reminder Of Unfinished Work
Charles Allen Guse Sr.
Federal Teams Survey Flooded Suburbs
By Stacey Singer, Tribune Staff Writer. Tribune reporter Teresa Puente contributed to this article
Jurors Decide Marcos Stole Gold And Gems, Ok $22 Billion Award
By From Tribune News Services
Symphony Back To Summer Gig
(Page 1.) A worldwide survey found that the Olympic rings...
By Tim Bannon
Basques Plant Bombs At Airport, Hotels
By From Tribune News Services
Charles R. Sterling
By Cindy Schreuder, Tribune staff writer
Proud American Days Hot-foot It With Running Events, Dances
Sportmart Aims To Build Store, Close Mall One
Clinton Threatens To Veto New Welfare Reform Bill
By From Tribune News Services
Ketchup Official Condiment Of '68 Park Riots
By Judy Hevrdejs and Mike Conklin
Leader Gives U.s. Ok To Continue To Protect Kurds
By From Tribune News Services
Patio Furniture You Will Never Tire Of Using
By Karen E. Klages
Stars In The Making Shine In The Park
By John von Rhein, Tribune Music Critic
A Wail Of Protest Fills The Air About The Wall Of Sound
By Richard Christiansen
Art: True Watercolors
By Alan G. Artner, John von Rhein, Howard Reich, Steve Johnson, Greg Kot and Sid Smith
Frank Mantooth
By Howard Reich
Friends And Family Start A Collection Fit For A Chef
Educate Mothers, Don't Jail Them For Healthy Babies
By Joan Beck
Rehired And Refired --and Wondering Why
By Lindsey Novak. Special to the Tribune
Michigan Avenue Haberdashery Adds Fine Crafts To Its Inventory
By Lisa Skolnik
A Painstaking Search For Solution To Jet Crash
By Lisa Anderson and Charles M. Madigan, Tribune Staff Writers. Lisa Anderson reported this account from East Moriches, N.Y. and Charles M. Madigan from Chicago. Tribune staff writer David Cloud in Washington and Tribune news services also contributed to this report
Opening Ceremony's Tale: `Whole World Under 1 Roof'
By Karen Brandon, Olympic Bureau. Philip Hersh contributed to this report
Boating Tragedy Spurs Lake Residents
By Gary Mays and Susan Kuczka, Tribune Staff Writers. Tribune staff writer Stephen Lee contributed to this article
Hundreds Left Homeless By Devastating Tornado
By From Tribune News Services
Democrats, Gop Invoke God's Blessing
By Shirley Salemy, Tribune Staff Writer
Star Buzz
By Laurie Werner. Special to the Tribune
Father Charged With Murder In Bolingbrook Girl's Stabbing
`my Opponent Is A Drunken, Syphilitic Swindler"
By Michael Tackett, Washington Bureau
Gerontology Hits Prime At Colleges
By Marsha Portnoy. Special to the Tribune
U.s. Seaman Reportedly Admits Slashing
By From Tribune News Services
Records: Irs Audit Predated Travelgate
By David Jackson, Washington Bureau
Cool Computer Table Designed With Kids In Mind
By Karen E Klages, Tribune Staff Writer
Ann Can't Give Her Blessing To This Marriage
By Ann Landers
Taking Stock In A Suburban Household
By Steve Kloehn and Darlene Gavron Stevens, Tribune Staff Writers. Tribune staff writer Pamela Cytrynbaum contributed to this article
Being The Butt Of Reefer Jokes Has Its High Side
By Clarence Page
Of Magic And Myth
By Abigail Foerstner. Special to the Tribune
Exposed, `Anonymous' Colors Ethics Primarily Filthy Green
By James Warren
Group Advocates Multiracial Category For Census In 2000
By From Tribune News Services
Race Mix And Myths
By A.D. Powell
The Ends Of The Earth
By Michael Wilmington, Tribune Movie Critic
Flight 800 Tragedy Is Grim Complication In The Presidential Campaign
By Thomas Hardy
Black Man Charged In Fire At Black Church
By From Tribune News Services
Large Or Small, Fountains Can Add Eye Appeal To Your Garden, Back Yard Or Balcony
By Marty Ross, Universal Press Syndicate
State Office May Have Appeal To Costello
By Mary Jacoby, Washington Bureau
Will Downsizing's Ultimate Loser Be The Company?
By Carol Kleiman
Playing `Gotcha!' On Welfare Reform
This Land Called Home
By Story by Pamela Sherrod. Photos by Bill Hogan
Venue-hopping Opens Door To A Varied World Of Sports
By Philip Hersh, Olympic Bureau
Day-care Teaching Is Far From Child's Play
By Marsha Portnoy, Special to the Tribune
Trail Of Debris May Help Solve Jet Crash Mystery
By Lisa Anderson and Charles M. Madigan, Tribune Staff Writers. Anderson reported this account from East Moriches, N.Y., and Madigan from Chicago. Tribune news services contributed to this report
There Comes A Time To Sweat The Small Stuff
By Mary Schmich
`Hunchback' Disney-style
By Mary Elson, Tribune deputy metropolitan editor
Q--The new leaves on my honeysuckle hedge are crinkled and...
By Lee Randhava. Special to the Tribune
As He Turns 73, Dole's Health Is Rated `Excellent'
By Michael Tackett and Thomas Hardy, Washington Bureau. Tackett reported from Washington and Hardy from Chicago
Virgil Thomson
By John von Rhein
Teachers Seek To Sharpen Skills In Summer Workshops
By Anne Little, Tribune Staff Writer
Programs Teach Stick-to-itiveness
By Stefanie Cascio. Special to the Tribune
Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco, 61, the Roman Catholic priest...
Bereaved-kids' Camp Opens Monday
Fair Revels In Racing Pigs, Exhibits And Carnival Rides
`Goosebumps' Rates
By David W. Kleeman
2 Arrested In Dispute Over Flood Relief
By Teresa Puente, Tribune Staff Writer. Tribune reporter Stacey Singer and free-lance writer Diana Delogu contributed to this article
Research Goes Beyond The Texts
By Jan Wiezorek. Special to the Tribune
Milwaukee-born Dancer Chris Komar
By New York Times News Service
United Plane Returns To O'hare After Reports Of Engine Problem
Taking A Gander At Giant Gaggle Of Geese
By LeAnn Spencer, Tribune Staff Writer
`Mockery,' Says Arms Inspector Of Iraq's Lack Of Cooperation
By From Tribune News Services
Israeli Airline Security Reputedly Globe's Best
By Stephen Franklin, Tribune Staff Writer
Gun Sportsmen Aim For Open Ranges
By Stacey Singer, Tribune Staff Writer
"We've been hearing about knowledge workers and their...
Mies Masterpiece Is High, But It's Not Dry
By Blair Kamin, Tribune Architecture Critic
Filling A Niche
By Lou Carlozo, Tribune Staff Writer
Records: Irs Audit Predated Travelgate
By David Jackson, Washington Bureau
Allergies A Likely Trigger For Dog's Licking
By Steve Dale, Tribune Media Services
Americans Becoming More Fatalistic About Terrorism
By Timothy J. McNulty, Washington Bureau
Mandela's Heir Apparent Raises Profile, Concerns
By Hugh Dellios, Tribune Staff Writer
Town Starts To Clean Up In Wake Of Tornado
By From Tribune News Services
British Invasion Of The '90s:
By Hugh Hart. Special to the Tribune
Packing Heat
By David Kopel. Knight-Ridder/Tribune Information Services
`Multiracial' Category Stirs Rights Debate
By Cox News Service
Gertrude Crain, 85
By Stephania H. Davis, Tribune Staff Writer
Red Hot Deals Draw Russians To Poland
By Tom Hundley, Tribune Staff Writer
Dusting Off Old King Soul
By Greg Kot, Tribune Rock Critic
John Caponera Sizzles With Home-cooked Humor
By Allan Johnson, Tribune Staff Writer
A Growing Menu Of Opportunities
By Jim Sulski. Special to the Tribune
Discussion Isn't Over 'Til Fat Lady's Explained
By Abigail Van Buren
The Markets' Wild Ride
By Bonnie Miller Rubin, Tribune Staff Writer
Once-clubby Race Draws A Diverse Set Of Sailors
By William Recktenwald, Tribune Staff Writer
Man Of The `House'
By Sid Smith, Tribune Arts Critic
She's An Artist Who Specializes In Painting On Water
By Julie Morse
Father Reveals Separate Agenda For Gata Kamsky At Championship
By Shelby Lyman. Special to the Tribune
Flying High For Air Margaritaville
By Luann Grosscup. Special to the Tribune
Dreaming Of The Majors
By Mark Mandernach. Special to the Tribune
An Olympian for the pool: Four years ago, Lake Forest High...
By Jodie Jacobs
Sticking Their Necks Out
By Jodie Jacobs. Special to the Tribune
By Mark Wukas
By Mary Beth Sammons
Wanted: Geniuses
By Jeff Lyon
By Tiffany Woods
Bughouse Redux
By Jeff Lyon
Summer Refreshers
By Elaine Glusac. Special to the Tribune
Now The Days Are Full
By Mike Roach. Special to the Tribune
We can't wait till he hits 100: This year will most likely...
By Stefanie Cascio
By Leigh Behrens
By Mark Wukas
By Mark Wukas
Rock 'N' Royal
By Lisa Skolnik. and Lisa Skolnik is a city editor for Metropolitan Home
West Chicago Recalls Its Rail Roots
By Suzanne G. Hlotke. Special to the Tribune
Cooking for the gold: When Culinary Arts students at Elgin...
By S.R. Carroll
Learning To Love Science.
By DAVE BARRY
Cool It
By William Rice
Sharing Her Vision
By Alfroso Crabbe, Knight-Ridder/Tribune
Death Disperses Lemont's `Hot Air'
By Ken O'Brien. Special to the Tribune
Just Say `No' To Attempted Force-feedings
By Judith Martin, United Feature Syndicate
Fun, Food
By Ken O'Brien. Special to the Tribune
Chicago Theater Celebrates 75th: Bessie Smith To Donny Osmond
By Jeff Lyon
Take A Powder
Rancho Grande Welcomes With Mexican Flavors For The '90s
By Judy Davis. Special to the Tribune
"They're making a `Lost in Space' movie. The Robinson...
By Leigh Behrens
Watching A Daughter From Both Sides Now
By Deborah Leigh Wood. Special to the Tribune
By Elaine Glusac
By Elaine Glusac
It Was A Good Night To Sample Nature
By Margaret Van Duch. Special to the Tribune
When Remembering The Good Times, Don't Forget Nothing
By Barbara Brotman
Quilts Wrap Church In Warmth, History
By Virginia Mullery. Special to the Tribune
From Classroom To Garden
By S.R. Carroll. Special to the Tribune
Chicago Joins Trend To Alternative Sentencing
By Mark Wukas. Special to the Tribune
Studies Find Stronger Benefits Of Breast Milk
By Laura Beil, Dallas Morning News
Talking Pictures
By Nancy Mills. Special to the Tribune
A flaming affair: There's no smoke but a lot of fire in...
By Mike Roach
An Artist's Amazing Legacy
By Jeff Lyon
These Antioch Gym Classes Are A Cake Walk
By Linda Mae Carlstone. Special to the Tribune
When Beauty And Age Are Synonymous
By Jodie Jacobs. Special to the Tribune
Buffett zone: From a sign posted in Oak Brook, it appears...
By Candace Purdom
Lunches Get A Nutritional Fine-tuning
By Diana Delogu. Special to the Tribune
Know Your Worth
By Barbara B. Buchholz. Special to the Tribune
If I Had A Hammer
By Marilyn Haddrill. Special to the Tribune
A Tree Grows On Cicero
By Jeff Lyon
All Aboard
By Stephania H. Davis, a Tribune staff writer
By Julie Morse. Special to the Tribune
Nailing Down Less-punishing Ways To Remove Polish
By Anne Marie O'Connor. Special to the Tribune
On The Cutting Edge
By Ted Kleine. Special to the Tribune
Sporting Events Of The Past Live In The Present On Video
By Larry Mayer. Special to the Tribune
"A home is ruled by the sickest person in it...
By Cheryl Lavin
Busman's Holiday
By Jeff Lyon
Ministers Of Hope
By Shirley Barnes. Special to the Tribune
Walking On Water
By Steve Stanek. Special to the Tribune
Slim Pickings
Play Ball
By Pat Clawson. Special to the Tribune
Playing Fair
By Nancy Stetson. Special to the Tribune
Jennifer Love Hewitt
By Cheryl Lavin
An Olympic Fashion Challenge: Designing Suitable Attire For 3,000 Athletes
By Lisbeth Levine. Special to the Tribune
Perennial Favorites
By Jeffrey Steele. Special to the Tribune
Salsa & Tortillas Lets Customers Have It Their Way
By Annemarie Mannion. Special to the Tribune
The Dreadful Winter Of '42--1842, That Is
By Marc Davis. Special to the Tribune
Forget Money
By Michele Weldon. Special to the Tribune
Housewife Makes Canada Come To Its Census
By Ann Douglas. Special to the Tribune
Art for history's sake: The Illinois & Michigan Canal...
By Michele Mohr
Good Follows Bad
By Donna Chavez. Special to the Tribune
Henry Jay's Secret Is In The Sauce
By Pat Clawson. Special to the Tribune
Marjabelle's Civil Wars
By Louise Kiernan
Specialist-firm Owner: Risk In Chicago Pays Off
By George Gunset, Tribune Staff Writer
Earning Reputation
By George Gunset
For Diversity's Sake, Take Stock Of Overseas Markets
By Andrew Leckey
Greenspan's Bete Noire Already Tamed
By George Gunset
"Fidelity is clearly playing hardball." -- Eric...
Senior Specialty
By Rachelle Garbarine, New York Times News Service
And Now, A Home Show For Real People
By Mary Umberger, Tribune Staff Writer
News Corp. Discovers New World
By George Gunset
A Lesson For Deutsche Telekom As Parliament Picks U.s. Carrier
By Erik Kirschbaum, Special to the Tribune
The Big Bite
By Justin Sommers, Bloomberg Business News
In A Fix
By Jim DeBoth. Special to the Tribune
South Loop
Diversity Works
By Diane Suchetka, Charlotte Observer
Etched In Stone
By John Handley, Tribune Staff Writer
Small-company International Stocks: How They Translate
By New York Times News Service
A Matter Of Efficiency
By Mark Pearlstein. Special to the Tribune
By Steve Brown, Dallas Morning News
Wetlands Mitigation Banks Offer An Ecological Payoff
By Ralph Bivins, Houston Chronicle
Big House
By Judith Gaines, Boston Globe
Records (and A Little Luck) Can Deflect Gambling Audits
By Julian Block, United Feature Syndicate
PaintShopPro 4.0 Produced by JASC Inc. $70, for...
By Reviewed by James Coates, Tribune computer writer
The Heat Is In Tents
By T.J. Becker. Special to the Tribune
The `Miracle Crop'
By Ronald E. Yates, Tribune Staff Writer
Hurricane Bertha Caused Little Damage On Most Islands
By New York Daily News
Prepare For Olympic-size Fees If You Plan To Rent A Vehicle
By Alma E. Hill, Cox News Service
Frequent Flier Options
By Betsy Wade, New York Times News Service
Traveling Asia
An Exercise In Buyer Loyalty
By Jim Mateja, Tribune Auto Writer
Age, Trends Catch Up With Mazda Miata
By Jim Mateja, Auto Writer
Five Days On The Dolores
By R.C. Longworth, Tribune Staff Writer
Insurance Checklist
By Ed Perkins, Consumers Union. Ed Perkins is editor of Consumer Reports Travel Letter
Packer Memories
By Don Davenport. Special to the Tribune
America's Emerald Isle
By Mike Terrell. Special to the Tribune
Hog Wild
By Richard Truett, Orlando Sentinel
Cezanne In Philly
By Michael Kilian, Tribune Staff Writer
A Taste Of Spain
By Mark Wukas. Special to the Tribune
Bad Luck Forces Driver To Re-tire Early
By Bob Weber. Special to the Tribune
Econoline: Leading A Herd Of Workhorse Vans For 35 Years
By Charles Leroux, Tribune Staff Writer
Southwest's $25 Air Fares:
By Alan Solomon, Tribune Staff Writer
Charlevoix: Where The Beaver Island Trip Begins
By Mike Terrell. Special to the Tribune
Mercedes Has Role In `Jurassic' Ii
By New York Times News Service
Frontier History
By Brian Downes. Special to the Tribune
Going For The Gold
By Richard Truett, Orlando Sentinel
Steve McQueen pulled a fast one in "The Great Escape...
By James Mueller. Special to the Tribune
Fast Foes Primed For Slow Sprint In What's Now A Hot Race
By Bonnie DeSimone, Olympic Bureau
Just Like An Angel, Swimmer Gives Medal To `Hero'
By Bonnie DeSimone, Olympic Bureau
Gymnast's Fractured Logic
By Gene Wojciechowski. and Gene Wojciechowski is covering gymnastics at the Olympics
Cleveland shortstop Omar Vizquel, on what he uses to ease...
Cubs 3, Cardinals 0
By Mike Kiley, Tribune Staff Writer
Twins Reliever Takes Out Loss On Locker-room Wall
By Stephen Nidetz
Dear, Could You Get Me A Six Pack?
By Skip Myslenski
Swimming Helps Nbc Coverage Open With Splash
By Michael Hirsley
It Was Pretty, But Tough On The Turf
By Skip Myslenski
Chinese Swimmers May Be A New Breed
By Bonnie DeSimone, Olympic Bureau
Panthers Suspend Biakabutuka Talks
By Stephen Nidetz
Add the Reds to the list of teams ready to conduct an...
Riis Heads For Tour Crown
By Stephen Nidetz
Good Morning
By Steve Rosenbloom
Hey, Mr. Writer, Pass The Peanuts
By Michael Mayo
Bears' Offense Has An Answer For Defense
By Melissa Isaacson, Tribune Staff Writer
Catcher Tops Gm's Wish List
By Bill Jauss, Tribune Staff Writer
Moceanu And Miller Cleared To Compete
By Gene Wojciechowski
A Harder Pillow, More Difficult Routines
By Gene Wojciechowski
Compromise Key In Rodman Talks
By Terry Armour, Tribune Staff Writer
Royals 7, White Sox 5
By Bill Jauss, Tribune Staff Writer
Baseball Owners Get Company In Iq Cellar
By Jerome Holtzman
Raheem, Vargas Get U.s. Boxing Team Off To Perfect Start
By George Diaz, Olympic Bureau
Dreamers' Wakeup Call
By Sam Smith, Olympic Bureau
Boxers Hail Choice Of Ali To Light Flame
By George Diaz
Weigh-in Hardest Part For Judo Favorite
By Jack Thompson
A Memorable Moment For Evans
By Philip Hersh
This Swimming Heat Too Close To Call
By Bonnie DeSimone
Puckett's Era Delightful--and Too Short
By Bill Madden. and Bill Madden is a columnist for the New York Daily News
Jenna's Beach Boy A Woeful 8th
By Neil Milbert, Tribune Staff Writer
Belgian Swimmer: Truth In Advertising
By Bonnie DeSimone
Dream Team Opens By Beating Argentina
By Sam Smith, Olympic Bureau
Gold For Bureaucracy? Beach Venue Takes It
By Tribune news services
U.s. Squanders Chances, Falls To Italy
By Sharon Robb, Olympic Bureau
A look at the week ahead for Your Local Heroes: The...
By Steve Rosenbloom
`Awesome' U.s. Men Earn Shot At Gymnastics Medal
By Gene Wojciechowski, Olympic Bureau
Gymnast Asks Crowd: Take On Chanting Duties
By Gene Wojciechowski
Kukoc Plays Through Pain
By Sam Smith, Olympic Bureau
Let The Games Begin--if You Can Figure Them Out
By Bernie Lincicome
Women Find Form Vs. Ukraine
By Skip Myslenski, Olympic Bureau
Fenwick Trio Shun Tourney In Vegas For Morris Shootout
By Scott Merkin, Tribune Staff Writer
Slow Start Doesn't Deter U.s.
By Michael Mayo, Olympic Bureau
Botched Last Shot Costs German Gold
By John Husar, Olympic Bureau
Dream Near For U.s. Softball Powerhouse
By Bill Buchalter, Olympic Bureau
Volleyball Coach Ready To Step Aside
By Skip Myslenski
Puckett Leaves, But His Message Lingers
By Paul Sullivan, Tribune Staff Writer
Coach's Decision May Haunt Team
By Gene Wojciechowski, Olympic Bureau
Challenges Never End For Bears' Kramer
By Melissa Isaacson, Tribune Staff Writer
Motta Resurfaces As Nuggets Aide
By From Tribune News Services
They're Not Sweating Down Under
By Tribune news services
It's Women Cyclists' Turn To Get Show On Road
By Philip Hersh, Olympic Bureau
Purdue Player Charged In Rape
By Stephen Nidetz
Ready, Set, Sailing For Mackinac
By William Recktenwald, Tribune Staff Writer
The Little Scamp
By Reviewed by Alexander Theroux, an author whose most recent book is "The Secondary Colors"
- It is unbelievable that Fox is cancelling "America's...
By Jay Bobbin, Tribune Media Services
Past And Present Troubles Intersect In Judith Freeman's `Desert'
By Reviewed by Melissa Pritchard, author of "Spirit Seizures," "Phoenix" and "The Instinct for Bliss" and a teacher at Arizona State University
Choices, by Mary Lee Settle (Harvest, $14) "Like...
Record Of A Marriage
By Reviewed by Bruce Cook, an author whose books include "Dalton Trumbo" and "Brecht in Exile"
Television Tries To Tune In To Growing Internet Interest
By Kate O'Hare, Tribune Media Services
Hardback Fiction Chicago 1. The Runaway...
A Journalist Decries Attempts To Take All The Pleasure Out Of Life
By Reviewed by Steve Weinberg, Vice president of the National Book Critics Circle whose most recent book is "The Reporter's Handbook: An Investigator's Guide to Documents and Techniques"
`The Shadow Box': A Tale Of Father, Son And Big-time Grief
By Chris Petrakos. Special to the Tribune
Cold Warriors
By Reviewed by Matthew Dallek, a Richard Hofstadter fellow in American history at Columbia University
Living Hell
By Reviewed by Achy Obejas, a Tribune staff writer
Letters From The Front
By Reviewed by Leo E. Litwack, a novelist, short story writer and essayist whose books include "Waiting for the News"
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Index by Date
Index by Keyword
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter


text:
Models For Shelf Trim Plain
Shelf Trim Plain by Indesit
£6.57 Discontinued
Normally £6.73
Email me when back in stock - we'll try to re-stock quickly!
The product Shelf Trim Plain is suitable for the models listed below.
View full product details for Shelf Trim Plain.
Search our range of models by entering your model number to perform a search.


text:
THE operator of Scarborough's Futurist theatre has voiced his support for Engelbert Humperdinck who performed at the venue and has now been named Britain's Eurovision Song Contest entrant.
Barry Stead was not at the Futurist when Engelbert performed in the South Bay theatre, but says the 75-year-old star has performed in shows for him at other theatres across the country.
Engelbert, best known for 1967's Release Me, was yesterday named as the artist who will represent the UK in this year's contest.
Mr Stead said: "I am really pleased for him as he is such a nice guy.
"Whatever he has to sing, he will be the right man to sing it. He has got quite a task though competing against the youngsters."


text: Effects of Hypoxic Living and Training on Gene Expression in an Obese Rat ModelHE, ZIHONG1; FENG, LIANSHI1; ZHANG, LI1; LU, YINGLI1; XU, JIANFANG1; LUCIA, ALEJANDRO2Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise: June 2012 - Volume 44 - Issue 6 - p 1013–1020 doi: 10.1249/MSS.0b013e3182442d82 Basic Sciences Abstract Author Information Purpose The study's purpose was to determine in a rat obesity model the effects of normoxic training, sedentary hypoxic living, or hypoxic living plus training on the skeletal muscle messenger RNA (mRNA) levels of 14 genes involved in oxygen sensing (hypoxia-inducible factor 1α, vascular endothelial growth factor, myoglobin), glucose metabolism (glucose transporter 4, muscle phosphofructokinase), mitochondrial biogenesis (peroxisome proliferator–activated receptor γ coactivator 1-α, nuclear respiratory factor 1) and function (citrate synthase, mitochondrial-encoded cytochrome oxidase subunit 1), pH regulation (monocarboxylate transporter 1, carbonic anhydrase 3), and antioxidant defense (manganese superoxide dismutase, copper/zinc superoxide dismutase, glutathione S-transferase pi). Methods One hundred thirty male 3-wk-old Sprague–Dawley rats were fed a high-fat diet (4100 kcal·kg−1) for 3 months (all reaching a final weight >415 g) and then randomly assigned to the following groups (n = 10 per group): C (control, 2 d of sedentary living in normoxic conditions), TN1–TN4 (1–4 wk of normoxic treadmill training), SH1–SH4 (1–4 wk of sedentary hypoxic living (13.6% O2)), or TH1–TH4 (1–4 wk of hypoxic living (13.6% O2) + hypoxic treadmill training). Individual mRNA levels recorded for TN1–TN4, SH1–SH4, and TH1–TH4 were expressed relative to the mean obtained in C for each gene. Results Through a two-way ANOVA, a significant interaction (treatment × treatment duration) effect was detected on expression levels of mRNAs for hypoxia-inducible factor 1α, vascular endothelial growth factor, myoglobin, nuclear respiratory factor 1, citrate synthase, carbonic anhydrase 3, monocarboxylate transporter 1, copper/zinc superoxide dismutase, glutathione S-transferase pi, and manganese superoxide dismutase. Expression levels were overall highest when training and living under hypoxia, usually after 3 wk (TH3), i.e., 79%–99% higher than the lowest values (usually corresponding to TN2) and 15.5%–53.9% higher than the second highest values (usually TH4). Normoxic training elicited no greater response than hypoxic sedentary living. Conclusions In our obese rat model, hypoxic living conditions, especially if accompanied by hypoxic exercise training, can lead to health-related molecular adaptations at the skeletal muscle level. 1Biology Center, China Institute of Sport Science, Beijing, CHINA; and 2Department of Biomedicine, Universidad Europea de Madrid, Madrid, SPAIN Address for correspondence: Prof. Lianshi Feng, China Institute of Sport Science, 11 Tiyuguan Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100061, China; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Submitted for publication April 2011. Accepted for publication November 2011. ©2012The American College of Sports Medicine


text:
Now that Thanksgiving is over, it's officially appropriate to "ooh" and "ahh" over decorations that celebrate December holidays.
And the hands-down best holiday decorations can always be seen in department store windows, whether they're in New York, Berlin, London or beyond.
We've assembled some of the best holiday store window photos so far. Keep reading to see them.


text:
Will it be search engine friendly, help to drive traffic to your site etc.? What's the downside?
sort by best latest
Copyright © 2017 HubPages Inc. and respective owners. Other product and company names shown may be trademarks of their respective owners. HubPages® is a registered Service Mark of HubPages, Inc. HubPages and Hubbers (authors) may earn revenue on this page based on affiliate relationships and advertisements with partners including Amazon, Google, and others.
Copyright © 2017 HubPages Inc. and respective owners.


text:
Raised ALT levels in blood, does this mean induction?(8 Posts)
CheeseAndMushroomToastie Wed 13-Mar-13 10:06:32
PickledLily Mon 12-Mar-12 09:30:16
PickledLily Mon 12-Mar-12 09:28:53
thetartanexplorer Sun 11-Mar-12 15:12:38
PickledLily Sun 11-Mar-12 10:47:28
thetartanexplorer Sun 11-Mar-12 07:42:59
PickledLily Sat 10-Mar-12 19:53:48
PickledLily Sat 10-Mar-12 13:45:07
Join the discussion
Registering is free, easy, and means you can join in the discussion, get discounts, win prizes and lots more.Register now
Already registered with Mumsnet? Log in to leave your comment or alternatively, sign in with Facebook or Google.
Please login first.


text:
"I guess they have had 16 years when they haven't even been close in an Ashes series but we have found some sections of the crowd to be scathing and harsh. That has not been overly enjoyable. We have seen a pretty ugly side in some supporters."
Related quotes
"We just can't say exactly when they're going to happen. By and large, there wasn't that much ash; it wasn't a heavily ash-laden plume."
"T his Ashes series was possibly the most important sporting event in England since the '66 World Cup. Cricket has been put back on the map with viewing audiences reaching record levels. This game is a bit of fun for cricket fans, new and old, keen to apply their knowledge of cricket and keep up the euphoria of the past few weeks"
"When everything is going against you in an Ashes battle, I know it can be very difficult to keep a lid on your emotions,"


text: I am finally finished with grad school and I cannot be more excited to start the next chapter of my life: life after school. The idea of not reading for a class or writing a paper with immense pressure will be an adjustment but a good one. Until then I'll be sleeping for the next few days to catch up on the last week of pacing around, laying in bed wondering and obsessively checking my school email. See you next week :)


text:
The threatening streak continues, another key witness in the Asaram Bapu Rape Case, attacked by the so-called "Devotees" of the self-made god in Sajanpur District, Uttar Pradesh. This was the ninth successful attack on the witnesses of the case and still the government is "trying" to find the culprit in the case and is lacking witnesses.
Kripal Singh, a 35-year-old on his way back to his home on a motorcycle was attacked by two men, one on the bike and the other on the attached pillion. The men on pillion opened fire on Kripal and then warned him of giving any statement in the court against Bapu and then they both flew away.
Mr Singh had severe bullet injuries in his back. His condition was critical when he reached the hospital, Doctors stated.
The father of a schoolgirl who has accused the 74-year-old guru of sexually assaulting her at his ashram near Jodhpur in Rajasthan in 2013 said, "He was coming back from the market when two men shot him from the back… He is a witness in the Asaram case… They warned him that if he deposed against him, they wouldn't leave him."
According to the father of the 16-year-old school girl, Mr Singh has been receiving threats from some time. Mr Singh's statement was recorded 3 months ago, but he was force to take his statement back and give no further statement.
After the sixth attack on the witness when the 74-year-old was asked if he was responsible for the attacks, he sarcastically said that he was responsible for all the attacks (Duniyaan mein sabhi hamle main hi karwata hoon).
This year in January, another witness who was a cook at the Bapu's ashram was shot dead in Muzzafarnagar.


text:
Client advised me that i was required to update the server but was already on 3.8.1. The ok button in the media player mode doesn't open up my apps. I wish there was an option to launch the keyboard in the media centre mode. Thank you.
Here we provide DroidMote Client V 4.4.0 for Android 2.1++ To control a remote device you must install the server app. DroidMote Server is available for Android, Windows and Linux.
Control your Android, Windows or Linux device from the comfort of your couch. This is the client part and can be installed on your Android device for control another device. Moreover, with DroidMote, you can use all multi touch applications and games , even on devices that do not have the touch screen (e.g. a TV!).
Quick Start Guide
Editors Notes:
Thx for app, works well and much more better than included IR remote controller. However I'd like to kindly ask you to provide some changes in GUI. If are you interesting for I can sumarise it and send those directly to you :)


text:
Create a course / make a learning list
1. Use the filter function on the top right hand side corner of your dashboard. Select 'Teaching' from the categories. Once you have done so a button will appear at the top of your list of courses. Click on 'Create Course'
2. Fill in the name of the Course with something nice and descriptive.
3. Select the category. This would normally be used primarily to help people to find your course; in the case of a personal list this is still important because if there is a central database for the category that you choose, then your course will automatically be set up to draw from it. So if you choose "Mandarin Simplified" for example, it will draw from the Mandarin Simplified central database (but you will still be able to edit all the words once they are in your list). Click 'Create Course'.
4. A single level is automatically created. If there is a central database for the category that you chose, then the column headings will be taken from there. If not then they will be the default headings.
5. By default many of the more complex features of course creation are hidden - for example seeing the 'Databases'. If you would like to see these advanced features, click 'Add level' and your course will be converted into a multi level course with the full functionality. 6. Once you have finished adding words click 'Back to Course' to view your creation and get learning!
Related articles: What is a course? Add words to my course How to edit existing items in a course?


text:
Jot me a note. firstname.lastname@example.com
Tweet me. @cindymeltz
Do I have to have a website to open a business account with Pinterest. I have an Etsy account.
Hi Judy,
I believe you can open a business account with Pinterest with your Etsy URL. You just won't be able to verify your website, which I do not believe is required.
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
Name *
Email *


text:
We will help you find a private geology teacher in Sudbury and across the UK. Home geology tuition is an excellent way to boost confidence while increasing grades and doesn't have to be dull! Please use our service to find Sudbury geology tutors and select which best fits your requirements.
First Tutors is the best place to find the most suitable Sudbury geology tutors for your needs, helping you find a private Sudbury geology tutor for any subject including GCSE English, A-Level Maths or even university Economics. We also help with language tuition, so if you want to learn Spanish, take a Russian course or prepare yourself for Spanish life, we can help - and all in Sudbury! We order geology Sudbury teachers in your area by geology tuition charges and proximity to you.
If you are a Sudbury geology tutor wishing to offer your local geology tuition services in Sudbury or anywhere else across the UK, please register with First Tutors or find out more about what we offer here. Private geology tuition is a fantastic way to re-affirm your own geology knowledge while helping someone else, all in your local Sudbury area!


text:
Big Makk – Bandz (LEMCO Remix) [Audio]
Montreal, QC – Montreal MC LEMCO recently hit us up with a remix he did to the "Bandz" beat by Big Makk.
LEMCO starts it off by doing his pre-rap "uh" mic-check thing; you know when MCs say "uh" and introduce themselves before they start rapping. But then Tyler says: "Young Nick Cannon wardrobe. You know who it is." Which is actually a really funny thing to randomly shout-out.
Then LEMCO goes off and flexes on us. It's funny flex, though; he is very self-depricating. The rhyme schemes stay simple. But Tyler delivers some solidly funny lines – like when he says "I don't get depressed/ I just get Grey Goose-y." He also throws some shade at Adidas when he says, "I'm just trying to earn my stripes/ Like Adidas did." Tee hee. Check it out below.
Twitter: @tlemco
Tags: Big Makk, LEMCO, Mad Decent, Tyler Lemco
Leave a Comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
follow & get in touch
Find your fortune
Lucky Numbers
Lucky Numbers
, , , , ,
Favorite Fortunes
@FCookieFather Tweets
Never compromise big for small. You may compromise small for big. #fortunecookie - 3 years ago
"This is a part of the true love." New wisdom on the blog. #fortunecookie http://t.co/7cO9vgwCfF - 4 years ago
Happy Chinese New Year! - 4 years ago
Be your own champion on Super Bowl Sunday with free printable bingo cards from our sister site. http://t.co/eM79jlRbM1 #SuperBowl #GameDay - 4 years ago
"You do not need to worry about others looking down you, but you do need to worry if you are not doing well." - 4 years ago
Tag Archives: silly
Practice good life skill and quality
Hi Kids, I want love you guys with truth. I do not want "love without truth". Then this means I need to remind you all the time to practice good life skill and quality. 1. Practice all the time, to … Continue reading
Parent birds bark to protecting their offspring
A nest with three green eggs was photographed by me today. Every time when I approach the tree the parent birds barks/yell hard to ask me keep away from the tree. This is the nature how diligently parents to protecting … Continue reading
You can be funny, but you should not be silly
Hi Kids, Some advice for you to reference. You can be funny, but you should not be silly. If you act silly once, next time when you are really funny, people will regard you are continuously silly. You can be … Continue reading
Posted in wisdom Tagged funny, silly Leave a comment