text:
BEST WESTERN Rama Inn
1818 Basin Street SW, Ephrata, WA 98823-2100
Phone: 509/754-7111 | Fax: 509/754-7171 | 70 Rooms
Check Out Time: 11:00 AM | Check In: 2:00 PM | Online Reservations
Welcome to BEST WESTERN Rama Inn!
Guests come from around the world to explore the beauty of Grand Coule Dam, just minutes away from our comfortable Ephrata hotel.
However, others are here for a fantastic concert at the Gorge Amphitheater. From Sun Lakes to days-long music festivals, there's something for everyone near our Ephrata hotel. Whether you prefer recreation in the great outdoors or relaxing and listening to your favorite band, why not stay in luxury at the same time? Enjoy clean, comfortable spacious rooms and luxury bedding at our property.
Our indoor pool is a haven after a long day of sunbathing or adventure. A good value is promised to all guests at our Ephrata hotel. With friendly staff and a reputation for cleanliness, we know that our guests deserve the best while traveling. Our location as the only hotel in Ephrata is what brings many guests to us.
The Basin Summer Sound Festival is legendary, and fans come from near and far to enjoy it. Others are here for water recreation and the incredible hiking trails along the Columbia River Gorge. Fishing, hunting and outdoor recreation are a way of life near our Ephrata hotel. As the county seat, the only courthouse within 100 miles is here, too.
Recently renovated, staying at our Ephrata hotel is a real treat after a day of exploration. With an easy check-in process, guests enjoy all the comforts of home. Indulge in a free deluxe breakfast that includes delicious waffles, fresh fruits and pastries, a variety of cereal and yogurt, and complete the meal with juice or 100% Arabica coffee. Business travelers with Grant County Authorities, the Department of Fish and Wildlife, and service men and women in the region for training count on us to provide them with the quiet, clean accommodations they deserve.
Book your next stay at BEST WESTERN Rama Inn for outdoor fun and adventure!
Hotel Amenities & Services
- Complimentary full breakfast, choice of breads, cereal, fruit, hot eggs, hot breakfast meat, other hot items, yogurt, juice, and coffee.
- 100 % smoke-free hotel
- Indoor pool
- Hot tub
- Steam room, sauna
- Truck/RV parking
- Free parking
- Meeting facilities
- Banquet facilities
- Fax services
- Photocopy services
- High-speed Internet access
- Inter corridor
BEST WESTERN Rama Inn
Take advantage of the savings and fun with this special offer available at the best western rama inn in Ephrata.
BEST WESTERN Rama Inn
Conveniently located, the best western rama inn in Ephrata, Washington is shown on the map. Detailed driving directions from popular points or nearby cities are listed below. For those with GPS, here you go:
Longitude: 47.301715 / Latitude: -119.565245
Driving Directions to Hotel
From: Seattle Take exit 28 off I 90 interstate coming East, turn right at stop sign. Following 17 miles to Ephrata, BEST WESTERN Rama Inn is on right hand side of road as you inter town.
From: Spokane From I 90 West take Hwy 17 at moses lake for 22 miles , enter into Ephrata, take right at light, then 4 blocks down the BEST WESTERN Rama Inn is on the left.
BEST WESTERN Rama Inn
We care about the quality of your stay with us. Below are nearby attractions, shopping and restaurants that are popular with our guests. Listed locations are nearby with approximate distance listed where available.
Most Popular Area Attractions
Gorge Amphitheater
With the ability to seat 20,000 concert viewers (and accommodate thousands more), the Gorge Amphitheater is carved out of a hill overlooking the Columbia River, near the Washington Cascades community of Ephrata.
Managed by Live Nation Entertainment, the Gorge offers striking, picturesque views to attendees of some of the most popular music festivals in the country. Annual favorites include Sasquatch! Music Festival and the Vans Warped Tour.
Grant County Historical Museum
A fun and educational getaway, Grant County Historical Museum is located on the north end of the Washington Cascades community of Ephrata. The museum maintains an impressive collection of Wanapum and Sinkiuse Indian artifacts, along with historic pictures, tools, and farm equipment used in Grant County.
Each year, the best time to visit is Sage n' Sun Weekend, where volunteers in full, period dress emulate the experience of the first settlers to the area. Throughout the museum, in places like the Newspaper building, volunteers are waiting to tell visitors anything they'd like to know about the rich history of the Ephrata area.
Lake Lenore Caves
An estimated 12,000 years ago, the Lake Lenore Caves were carved out of the Washington Cascades by a flood of melting ice. Today, they serve as an ideal getaway for residents and visitors of the Ephrata area – conveniently located just 20 minutes north of the city.
The Lake Lenore exit on Washington State Route 17 leads visitors straight to the trail parking lot. There visitors find history and information about the Grand Coulee area before embarking on well-maintained trails leading to seven separate caves. Once serving as shelter for prehistoric man, the Lake Lenore Caves are the perfect way to get a sense of early human life.
Oasis Park & Golf Course
Make the most of your next visit to Washington and check out one of the top executive courses in the state – the Oasis RV Park & Golf Course. Like all executive courses, Oasis RV Park & Golf Course allows you to play the nine holes once through, or double them up for a full 18-hole experience.
As you explore the depths of Ephrata – the charming and quaint city where Oasis RV Park & Golf Course is found – you'll notice an ease of access to and from the city via Basin St. Basin St. also takes you to I-90. Oasis RV Park & Golf Course was opened in 1975, and it also features the Ephrata Mini Golf Course for the kids.
More Area Attractions & Services
- 10 mile(s) from Sun Lake Park, fishing
- 15 mile(s) from Columbia Gorge Amphitheater, summer outdoor pop music concerts
- 45 mile(s) from Steamboat Rock Park, state park with sight seeing and picnic area
- 60 mile(s) from Grand Coulee Dam, summer laser light show and tours of the facility
- 60 mile(s) from Banks Lake, fishing and water sports
Distances to Popular Points of Interest
- 17 mile(s) from Moses Lake
- 50 mile(s) from Wenatchee
- 90 mile(s) from Spokane
Local Area Recreation Opportunities
- Indoor pool
- Hot tub
Nearby Restaurants
BEST WESTERN Rama Inn
Enjoy your stay with us even more by checking out some of the most popular area points of interest and local area events happening in or near Ephrata. Chase the links to explore the local region even more.
Local Events Worth Considering:
March 2014
Art Walk Wander around Downtown Ellensburg through galleries open from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
May 2014
Farmers Market Fresh food and produce for sale on Fourth Street in Ellensburg starting at 9 a.m.
September 2014
Inland NW Craft Beer Festival Over 30 different breweries pay a visit to Spokane to participate in this fun festival of food, music, and brews. It all starts at 4 p.m. on Friday.
Buskers in the Burg Ellensburg's fall festival in Historic Downtown. Event times vary.
Rascal Rodeo Watch these special athletes as they participate in rodeo events at the Bloom Pavilion. Events start at 9 a.m.
October 2014
Film Festival Films chosen from submissions across multiple genres.
Clymer Rendezvous A local fundraiser for the Clymer Museum of Art in Ellensburg. It starts at 5:30 p.m.
Downtown Trick or Treat Trick or Treat around Downtown Ellensburg from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
November 2014
Hearthstone Bazaar Join Ellensburg locals at this annual event taking place at the Hearthstone Cottage.
Yakima Symphony Orchestra Concert Listen to the beautiful music of the Yakima Symphony Orchestra at the Capitol Theatre. The music starts at 7:30 p.m.
A Grange Bazaar Enjoy the handmade crafts and other goodies at the Swauk Teanaway Grange. Doors open at 9 a.m.
Veterans Day Parade Watch in Downtown Ellensburg to watch this patriotic event. It all starts at 10 a.m.
December 12, 2014
Girl's Night Out
Get pampered and enjoy shopping around Downtown Ellensburg starting at 5 p.m.
Central Washington University Red Curtain Revue
Listen as theater students perform Broadway hits in the Milo Smith Tower Theatre at 7:30 p.m.
November 2014
Moments to Remember
A local tradition where kids can meet Santa, join in scavenger hunts, and watch the parade in Downtown Ellensburg. Event times vary.
Cookies with Santa Bring the little ones to share cookies with St. Nick in Downtown Ellensburg.
December 2014
5 Days of Christmas Canyon River Ranch hosts five days of festivities. Event times vary.
Central Washington University Ware Fair Enjoy handmade crafts and trinkets along with holiday festivities at Central Washington University. Festivities start at 10 a.m.
Central Washington University: A Christmas Carol Theater students perform the classic Christmas play. Show times vary per day.
Kids Bird House Build at Knudson's Kids get to build and decorate a bird house at Knudson Lumber. Starts at 9 a.m.
Snowball Drop for Prices Catch your "snowball" for special prizes in Rotary Pavilion at 10 a.m.
Breakfast with Santa Visit the Children's Activity Museum so they can have breakfast with the big guy at 10 a.m.
Central Washington University Symphony Orchestra Concert Attend the McIntyre Music Building Concert Hall to listen to beautiful music for the evening. Music begins at 4 p.m.
Friend a Tree of Love Celebrate the life of a past loved one with us at the Ellensburg Public Library at 6 p.m.
Teddy Bear Tea Join Mr. and Mrs. Claus for tea at Kelleher Motor at 11 a.m.
Holidays at Improv Enjoy a dinner while listening to great comedy in Downtown Ellensburg. Show starts at 5 p.m.
Cocoa Stroll Stroll around Downtown Ellensburg and look at the Christmas decorations. 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Elves Gift Making Workshop Kids get to make and wrap gifts to take home to put under the tree. It begins at 1 p.m.
Alberta | British Columbia | Manitoba | New Brunswick | Nova Scotia | Ontario | Prince Edward Island | Quebec | Saskatchewan | Yukon | Caribbean


text:
Posts tagged with 'st pattys day'
First it's pot o' gold, then what? Leprechaun-human marriage?
Legalize pot o' gold for everyone!
All St Patty's day stuff on sale! Get drunk and start shopping!
We have a TON of new fun stuff for you guys!!! Including Dr Who, Superheroes, Drinking toys, Harry Potter, Star Wars and St Patty's Day goodies! Check it all out here!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Wingate Inns Oakdale hotels are listed below. Search for cheap and discount Wingate Inns hotel rates in Oakdale, PA for your upcoming individual or group travel. We list the best Wingate Inns Oakdale properties so you can review the Oakdale Wingate Inns hotel list below to find the perfect place.
Our website will list Oakdale, PA hotels + motels that have similar star rating to Wingate Inns.
Booking a group or meeting? Set up a group hotel block in Oakdale PA
More Wingate Inns properties for Oakdale
Next: Show All Available Comparable Hotels with Pricing >


text:
SS Peter & Paul Parish and St. John the Apostle Parish and St. Ansgar Parish at 36028 Osseo Road, Independence, WI 54747 US - Home
St. John the Apostle Fall Festival
Festival time continues in Whitehall. Join us for the festivities. As tempatures begin to fall and leaves begin to turn, as days begin to shorten and the harvest is coming in, now is the perfect time to praise God and join in the fellowship of our thanksgiving for His abundant care for us. Besides, the rudabagas are the best thing this side of heaven.
September 28, 2014 Mass 10:30am
Dinner 11:00-1:30pm
Raffles Silent Auction Bingo Grocery Walk Cake Stand Matchbook
County Store Kids Games & More
New Website for SSPP Church Restoration
As we launch the KEYS and SWORDS Capital Campaign we hope to share more information with a broader audience. One of the means to accomplishing this goal is an expanded website for the restoration process. Here you will find more up to date information and invitations to participate in the process. ...
The Year of Faith October 2012 - November 2013
The Year of Faith, declared by Pope Benedict XVI, is an opportunity for us to grow in faith, hope and charity. During this year we are encouraged to act on the deepest beleifs in our hearts, the fact that Jesus has resien from the dead to conquer sin and death and filfull the Father's plan for our ...
SS. Peter and Paul Restoration Project
SS. Peter and Paul church building has a long history. This history has been a central part of the discussion regarding the restoration project. We encourage you to keep checking here for information regarding the maintenance and restoration/renovation of the building. Our planning is purposefully slow so we take care of our jewel the right way. Follow the growing links in this section for more information.
Hollywood Theological
We are now less than a month from the most anticipated cinematic event of the summer, at least in my Catholic world . . . the opening weekend of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. I can hardly breathe even as I type the thought. Every "fanboy" fiber of my being is right now ...
USCCB on Health Care Provisions
With an ever increasing unified voice, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is guiding us and helping our nation retain respect for all human life. They have responded strongly and well to the recent threats on conscience and religious freedom. Please read below and follow the links to ...


text:
Word: pasteliste
Pronunciation in French [fr] Back to French
- Pronunciation by spl0uf (Male from France)
0 votes
- Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce pasteliste in French
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: tracteur
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text:
JAMCOPY, the Jamaican Copyright Licensing Agency, is the national rights management organisation in the text and image sphere. Constituted as non-profit entity under Jamaican Law and in accordance with the Jamaica Copyright Act of 1993, JAMCOPY was established to manage the reproduction rights of creators and publishers whose works are published in print. We work to protect and facilitate seamless access to copyright content - from academic works, through newspaper articles, novels and sheet music, to photographs and illustrations, in particular for large scale copying of works including digital uses.
Jamaican Copyright Licensing Agency : Protect >> Respect >> Access


text:
Some Of Your Kid's Art Is Garbage
So what compelled me to take a piece of my two-year-old's artwork and shove it into the garbage can? Truth is: I'm already running out of ideas of what to do with it all of her pieces of self-expression.
Since starting pre-school a mere three weeks ago, she has brought home these "art projects" daily. It's like we've enrolled her in an arts and crafts sweatshop -- all day long her tiny hands, weary with exhaustion, glue macaroni and cotton balls to construction paper.
When I told a friend I had tossed the one of her pictures she freaked out on me:
"I would NEVER throw away anything my kid has done, it's a part of them!"
OK, seriously? Not all art is equal. And I've been to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Some of it just isn't that good. Surely not everything is worth saving?
I really think that everything IS worth saving … when your daughter is 18 and goes off to college and you're crying in your soup looking through your treasure chest of memories do you want to say to yourself, "I wish I hadn't thrown away my baby's art like yesterday's rotten banana"? Surely there's a closet or a garage where you can keep these precious memories. After all, she was forced to make them for you, so maybe you should keep them.
I do save quite a bit, but it's impossible to save every piece of artwork for just one child over 18 yrs let alone 2 children. I pick one or two of the weeks best work and throw the rest away. Of course this is done when no one is looking and I make sure it goes in deep into the trash. God forbid one of the kids goes to throw something away and see their art in it. Which has happened on more than one occasion. So NO I do not save everything. Just the sweetest.
It is simply not practical to keep every piece of art your child makes. Yes, it sounds sweet and sentimental, but shouldn't the goal really be to love the child and not the stuff? Keeping some of it is fine for memories to share with them as they grow, but holding onto every hanger mobile that comes home, every piece of paper that has squiggles drawn on it, and every magazine collage they make does not mean you love them more. And throwing some of it away does not mean you love them less. It could simply mean you are teaching them a valuable lesson in clean living and having a well ordered home versus becoming a pack-rat. For some of us storage space is already a problem! I would rather discreetly weed out a few art projects than have storage bins in every corner of my home taking up precious play space! :)
I save a few things from each year of preschool, especially a project from a special holiday, or that has been laminated by the teacher, or include a photo of my daughter. They will make great keepsakes for remembering this time of her life. The rest of the scribbles and collages (with things falling off!) get very, carefully deposited in the recycling bin!!
This made me laugh pretty hard. My daughter's just discovering crayons, so I'm still plastering everything up on the fridge, but I wonder about the future of art in this family—I'm an art historian with a degree in fashion, dad is a game designer with a traditional art background. Often, we've discussed the routes she will go—either really sucky at it or really awesome. So I guess its just wait and see.
When my kids bring something not particularly unique home, I put it on the 'fridge for a week or two, then in the garbage. When they ask about it, I say "we've enjoyed it now so it's job is done." They accept that. I do keep most original written compositions and a few "special" art projects in a folder with their name on it.


text:
Whimsical Outdoor Dining
Now that the season is changing and the sun is staying out longer, its time to break out the candles and picnic baskets. I love the idea of a fresh cooked meal enjoyed in backyard under candle light or a romantic dinner date on the beach with blankets. Why stay indoors when a wonderful change of pace for any meal could be right in your backyard, on your favorite shoreline or the neighborhood park?
I love the idea of Summer festivities and enjoying what the outdoors has to offer for the world of entertaining. Whether or not you're preparing a dinner for two or ten... with a little creativity you can create the perfect retreat.
When you're not eating in the kitchen or dining room- what's your next favorite place to enjoy a meal?
All images found via DWELLINGS BLOG
9 Comments
Love these!
Two simultaneous thoughts: 'These are georgeous', and 'What about the mosquitoes.'
i love outdoor dining. whether it is a corn dog at a festival or burgers in the back yard. i find it a relaxing way to enjoy the summer evenings.
I want a tepee so bad it hurts.
Second photo = ticks. Pretty, though.
Love love love number three and four!
Where is that last picture? I want to move in!
citranella (spelling?) candles?? some non scenting bug spray? ha. Actully if you use Avon Skin So Soft its great bug repellent. Another trick is using a fabric softer/dryer sheet in your pocket or pillow case to keep misquitos away.


text:
2008-07-02 / People/Social
New board for the Plainedge Auxiliary of United Cerebral Palsy
On June 2, a new board was sworn in for the Plainedge Auxiliary of United Cerebral Palsy, Nassau. Shown, left to right, are Marie Iannuccilli, recording secretary; Charlotte Weiss, corresponding secretary; Amelia Pandolfi, treasurer; Mary Gill,
You must be an online subscriber to view this story.
- Login to post comments


text:
No rating
GreatSchools Rating
Teacher quality
Principal leadership
Parent involvement
I love MSL and all of the staff. The head of school (principal) is amazing and goes above and beyond to meet the needs of every child. He takes the time to get to know every child and family. The MSL staff truly becomes a part of your family. I have always looked for a school for my child that is consistent, nurturing, welcoming, safe, teaches to the whole child, doesn't rush children, focuses on a natural environment, values parents, puts children first, RESPECTS children, and truly loves my child and meets all of their needs while teaching them how. I have found all of that here at MSL.
The Montessori School of Louisville, its Head of School Gregory Dixon, the teachers and staff have a lot to offer families looking to give their children an edge. The learning environment they create allows each child to grow and develop and be independent. Our teacher was always available to talk if we had a question and we received weekly emails with class updates - we never felt out of the loop. The school has an amazing sense of community, with plenty of parent participation. Our son, Aidan, loved his time at the school and learned a lot, which is most important. Any family looking at schools in the east end of the city should schedule a visit.
As Head of School at Montessori School of Louisville, I would like to respectfully respond to the December 2nd review by a parent. I believe our communication with parents and the community at large is outstanding. As a professional body of educators, we pride ourselves on keeping our families up-to-date in many different ways. Our correspondence and communication includes: newsletters to parents (Constant Contact e-mail system) that includes an updated photo album on a weekly basis; weekly take-home memorandums; comprehensive monthly newsletter that includes specific curriculum information from all classes; two parent-teacher interview periods; three progress report cards; ongoing phone call communication between teachers/administration and our families; Facebook; as well as, an in-depth vision of MSL on our Website. My door is always open - please feel free to call or drop by at your convenience. Gregory Dixon
We were very excited about this school initially but have found the communication between the the teachers/leadership and the parents to be extremely disappointing
I am excited about the diverse learning opportunities made available to students at Montessori School of Louisville this year. In addition to violin instruction offered within the school day, there are after-school lessons offered in chess, art, yoga, and Mad Science. And what is on the horizon for next term? piano lessons, fencing, and horseboack riding. The children love these activities, which are carefully selected and planned to broaden the learning experience and encourage self-discovery!
Excellent Montessori School with great teachers and a great community. Very strong academics (the aveage for the whole elementary class IOWA Standardized Test Score is well into the 90s percentile for example) but even more importantly, the children are taught very positive interpersonal and social skills. Emerging school with great opportunity for real parent involvment in shaping how the school evolves.
We are in our second year at MSL and are really excited about this year. A review written in Feb 2012 was not completely inaccurate but I feel like with the new leadership in place and a renewed enthusiasm by staff and parents this school will continue to excel. I have always thought the education was exceptional but I believe they are going to take it to a new level in the years to come.
I am so excited about this upcoming school year! Last year my Pre-k daughter really blossomed thanks to the EXCELLENT teachers in this program. We have a new principal this year and his energy, enthusiasm and vision for the school is incredible and truly will define MSL as an overall great school for years to come!
It's amazing!!!! I was scared to change my kids from a catholic school but WOW... One of best decision I ever made it!!!
This is a school in transition and it seems to be moving in the wrong direction. Communication is poor and decisions are made without talking with parents or even informing parents of issue. The most recent tuition increase was 15 percent - after an 8 percent increase the previous year. The teachers are still amazing but recent changes seem likely to alienate the staff before too long. Ask a lot of questions before you commit.
My son has been at this school since first grade. He's in seventh grade now. The teacher each week writes an individual lesson plan for each child and builds lessons around that child's interests. It keeps the child engaged and motivation just comes naturally. Because each child has his own work, no one is considered 'a brain' or 'slow.' All the kids know is that each person has to get his work done. Big emphasis on nature and on peace. The lessons on how to live as part of a close-knit community are invaluable. The teachers are incredible. I rate it tops!
Community ratings and reviews do not represent the views of GreatSchools nor does GreatSchools check their accuracy or verify the reviewers' identities. Use your discretion when evaluating these reviews.
The Community Rating is the school's average rating from its community members (e.g., parents, students, and school staff). The highest possible rating is five stars; the lowest is one star.
10263 Champion Farms
Louisville, KY 40241
Website: Click here
Phone: (502) 640-8585
To start a new list, click OK. Otherwise click Cancel.
Thank you! You will begin to receive newsletters from us shortly.
Great work! Only one more step. Now we just need you to verify your email address. Please click on the link in the email we just sent you to complete your registration.
Great work! Only one more step. Now we just need you to verify your email address. Please click on the link in the email we just sent you to submit your review.
Please click on the link in the verification email we just sent you to complete your change of email address.
Whoops! It looks like we still need to verify your email. To do so, please click on the link in the email we sent you. Can't find the e-mail? Click the button below and we'll send you a new one.
Thanks for registering. Welcome to GreatSchools, the largest online community committed to improving educational outcomes through parental involvement.
Thanks for verifying your updated email address.
Oops! You haven't verified your email address yet. To do so, please click on the link in the email we sent you. Can't find the email? Click the button below to receive a new one.
Oops! That email verification link has expired. Please click the button below to receive a new one.
Create an account to submit your answers.
Sign in with an existing GreatSchools account or using Facebook:
Your review has been posted to GreatSchools.
Share with friends! Post your opinion of Montessori School of Louisville on Facebook.
Welcome to GreatSchools!
For principals and school officials, we offer a special Enhanced School Profile (ESP) which allows you to update and add information about your school, as well as respond to reviews. If you are a school official, click Continue to start.
Please note that it can take up to 48 hours for your comment to be posted to our site. While you're here, we'd like to invite you to fill out a survey on your school's programs, activities, and extracurriculars. It only takes a few minutes and will help parents get a full picture of your school.
Continue to compare the schools you have already selected or Edit schools to change your selection.
Get started now! You have successfully registered and can now start updating your Official School Profile. The information you provide is extremely valuable in helping parents and students learn more about your school, so thanks for taking the time!
Thank you for registering as a school leader. We just need to verify your email address. We've sent you an email - please click on the link in that message to get started editing your school's information!
Thanks! We just sent you an email – please click on the link in the email to post your answers.
Get timely updates for Montessori School of Louisville, including performance data and recently posted user reviews.


text:
As a conservative, I found John E. Sununu's Dec. 10 op-ed "Best energy policy? None" objectionable, given what an overwhelming consensus of leading climate scientists now know about climate change. I agree that government has no business picking winners and losers, but saddling future generations with potential runaway climate change would be immoral.
Environmentalists have a conservative desire: that our children and grandchildren live in a world with a climate similar to the one that Sununu and I were born into. This climate has persisted for the last 11,500 years, and supports life on earth as we know it.


text:
Gaynor Dress
Sequin maxi dress by TFNC. Bandeau cut with silicone trim on the inside of neckline. Wire bust. Zipper back and flare lower part of skirt. Lined from top to thighs. Hand wash recommended.
Made of 94% Polyester and 6% Elastane. Contrast material of 100% Polyester. Lining of 97% Viscose and 3% Elastane.
Model is 175 cm tall and is wearing a size Small.
Item no.: 777183-0286
Colour: Navy
Size reviewsSmall in size
Complete the look
More about the brandTFNC is a London based fashion brand that delivers the latest catwalk fashion to your home. TFNC's high quality use of colour, shape and design is behind the huge success in the United Kingdom. The feminine, sensual garments create an entire look that makes you feel as glamorous as the celebrities themselves. Find TFNC here at Nelly.com.
Others have also bought
Customer reviews
No reviews have been written yet.


text:
Tony Blair says he didn't talk about it, because he didn't want people to think of him as "a nutter." But he says his religion was "hugely important" to him during his 10 years as Britain's prime minister.
Speaking on a BBC TV program charting his years in power, Blair says he shied away from discussing his faith because open discussion of religious conviction is not as common in Britain as it is in countries such as the U.S.
Blair is a member of the Church of England, but also frequently attends Catholic services with his Catholic wife, Cherie.
Blair says his faith helped him cope with the pressure of making tough decisions, including sending British troops into war in Iraq. He says without "that strength, it's difficult to do the job."


text:
There are so many good reasons to choose Viana do Castelo for your next breakaway. In addition to fun activities and interesting attractions, you will also find that the area is home to friendly people and fabulous food. A holiday rental home in Viana do Castelo may put you just steps from the beach and from all the best this area has to offer.
The mild weather makes Viana do Castelo a wonderful spot for spending time in the out of doors. Enjoy hiking, cycling and wildlife spotting. On the Monte de Santa Luzia you will find scenic trails that offer lovely views. Not surprisingly, the beaches in Viana do Castelo provide the backdrop for many of the most popular activities including swimming, fishing, boating and diving. Some are content to just lounge on the shore with a good book and a cold drink.
Viana do Castelo is home to many important buildings. Anyone who is interested in history or architecture will appreciate a stop to these attractions. The castle located in Viana do Castelo was constructed in the 1600's. The purpose was to protect the area from pirates. The town square features a fountain that was installed in the 16th century. The Basilica of Saint Luzia is relatively new – built in 1926 – but it is a beautiful building and a good example of architecture of that period. Viana do Castelo is also home to the Costume Museum, this unique museum features a variety of costumes from various time periods.
The weather is quite mild in Viana do Castelo, although there are variations in the temperatures based on the season. During the winter months the average low temperatures are between 5° and 8° C and average highs are between 13° to 17° C. During the spring the average lows are 9° to 11° C and the highs are 18° to 20° C. During the summer the average lows are 13° to 15° C and the average highs are 23° to 25° C. There are between 5 and 18 rainy days per month. The least amount of rain occurs during the summer months and the most during the winter.
The closest airport to Viana do Castelo is Francisco de Sa Carneiro Airport (OPO), located 52 km away. Another option is Vigo-Peinador Airport (VGO), which is 61 km away. You may need a car for use during your stay, but that depends on how much you plan to explore the surrounding area.


text:
Map It
Map City Services
Metro Newsroom
LouisvilleKY.gov Links
Monday August 10, 2009
For Immediate Release:Majority Caucus Louisvile Metro CouncilContact: Tony Hyatt 574-4137/526-3622Councilman Rick Blackwell is once again issuing an invitation to residents of District 12 to come out and meet with him over coffee on Saturday, August 15th.
"While the city's budget may be on citizen's minds, I am happy to talk about any topic of concern," says Blackwell. "We like to keep the discussion open, no set agendas."
"Coffee with your Councilman" will take place at Sister Beans, 4956 Manslick Road beginning at 10:00am.
"I know it is summertime and this may be the best time for some people to come out and let me know if there are any concerns they have in the district," says Blackwell. "We keep it very informal."
For more information about the June "Coffee with your Councilman", contact Councilman Blackwell's office at 574-1112.Sponsor:Rick Blackwell (D) 12


text:
An early morning lessonJanuary 31,2013The alarm sounds on the night stand next to my bed. It makes the usual sound, but it seems earlier than usual: 5:15 a.m.
Yes, its Saturday. Its time to rise even earlier than usual and go to work. I quietly put on my favorite old pair of Carhartts, and make my way downstairs as quietly as possible. I look forward to work on Saturday morning. Many hard-working adults cant wait for the weekend to come so that they and their children can sleep in. My three kiddos are still lying in slumber as the sun rises slowly. Is this second job to help make ends meet?
I arrive at the Dutchess Farms barn in Castleton. Stephan has left a note for me, as he is already off harvesting fresh greens for market. Fill the small washtub, sort Co-op order, empty the walk-in, cut basil in 3d greenhouse, if done before I get back, peel basket of garlic on table. Each Saturday morning I do my part in getting Dutchess Farms weekly harvest to the market. In bushel baskets and wax boxes we pack the van full and send the fruit of lower Champlain Valley sunlight, rain, minerals and nutrients down the road to the Rutland Farmers Market. As the van drives away, I open greenhouses for the day and feed the chickens.
I could easily find a second weekend job to make ends meet, but I choose this 26-week work share with my favorite local grower. It is not that I cannot afford to buy a share. It is also not because it is a fun way to start the weekend. I do it because it is real. I am doing a very appreciated task. I have a true connection with the land. I have a genuine relationship with the man who grows my familys food.
In reality though, I do it for my children. Perhaps they are learning the same lessons as I, a young worker on a Vermont dairy farm and in my grandfathers bountiful garden. On a couple of occasions I have brought my children with me on a work-share shift. I have seen an afternoon of laughing and pulling beets magically develop into a love of steamed beets. I see the occasional Sunday visits to their uncles grass-fed beef farm developing into a respect for the steak on their plate. I watch them toil through the snow with buckets of sap half as big as they and understand why they should only put as much syrup as they can eat on their waffles. I smile when their first successful deer hunt turns into a lesson for friends at the Friday night sleepover, as they ask for more venison, please and hope they can some day learn to have the same respect for a single leaf of Swiss chard.
I dont want my children to need their vegetables hidden in something. I want them to love the taste of vegetables. I envision them understanding why they need to eat healthy and keeping this wisdom into adulthood, some day teaching their children to grow food and have a connection to the land. They should value food that has more value and spend money on food that supports their local farmers and keeps the land open.
When we choose our weekly goodies from the farmers at the indoor market on Saturday mornings, I want them to be excited about the things we will make with them. I want them begging for something in that old building.
I awake early each Saturday so they some day will realize where their food should come from down behind the yellow barn on the East Poultney Road, not just from the store. I am a weekly lesson in being grateful for the food we receive. I hope they will some day share these values with their children and they become the type who would write about why they love Vermont farms. I also hope this letter inspires you to go down to the new indoor market in the old Mintzer Brothers building and get some groceries from your neighbors.
Michael R. Stannard is an earth science and biology teacher at Rutland High School.MORE IN CommentaryTo judge by his Twitter feed, Don Willett seems like an all-around solid guy: native Texan, proud... Full StoryMy mother used to leave the front door unlocked. Full StoryThe New York Times said the following in an editorial: Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: Julius Caesar dedicates a temple to his mythical ancestor, Venus Genetrix; on this day in 1933, FBI agents in Memphis, Tennessee, arrest Machine Gun Kelly; Yves Rossi flies the English Channel with home-made jet-pack.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1852, Henri Giffard demonstrates the first steam-powered airship, sailing 17 miles from Paris to Trappes; on this day in 1877, Japanese imperial troops crush the Satsuma Rebellion, Saigo Takamori dies in Kagoshima.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: U.S. Rep. Peter Welch meets with Killington business owners, governor candidates debate, Gov. Shumlin discusses progress in anti-opiate campaign, Spanos trial venue moves to White River Junction.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1776, as Nathan Hale is hanged by British military authorities for spying, he utters his famous last words — or does he? In 1975, Sara Jane Moore attempts to kill President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Patrick McArdle reports and the theft of an $89,000 shotgun, police release a video of the Monday Castleton robbery, O'Gorman reports a lawsuit by a local man claiming his vehicle unlawfully seized, police leave him in cold.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: Giles Corey of Salem, Mass., is pressed to death during the Salem witch trials; on this day in 1952, film comedian Charlie Chaplin, while traveling to England, is denied re-entry into the United States by U.S. attorney general.


text:
Supergoop! Supergoop - AcaiFusion SPF 30 Lip Balm (Sheer Pink) - Beauty
One Size
Zappos.com is proud to offer the Supergoop - AcaiFusion SPF 30 Lip Balm (Sheer Pink) - Beauty
- Chapped lips? Bad. Lips left vulnerable to the sun's harmful rays? The worst! Let the Supergoop! AcaiFusion SPF 30 Lip Balm hydrate and protect your pout all day long!
- Parsol 1789 and Parsol SLX provide protection from long-wavelength UVA rays and boost UVB protection.
- Shea Butter provides instant hydration, and with continued use, deep, long-lasting hydration.
- Vitamins E and C protect your lips from free radicals triggered by sunlight, tobacco smoke and smog.
- Super berry acai hydrates lips, fights free radicals and helps repair oxidation damage. Measurements:
- Capacity: 0.5 oz
Sold Out
Free Shipping and Returns


text:
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®by PowerReviews
(based on 3 reviews)
Reviewed by 3 customers
Sort by
Comments about Truvia� Sweetener Packets, 140/Box:
This product is appreciated by the staff in our office.
Truvia Sweetner
Comments about Truvia� Sweetener Packets, 140/Box:
We go through this stuff like water. Price is okay. I can get it for less money at my local "big store", but it's convenient to have it delivered with the rest of the things that I need from Staples.
Great Alternative to Chemical Sweeteners
Comments about Truvia� Sweetener Packets, 140/Box:
I love this Stevia Plant based sweetener, it doesn't have the chemical aftertaste (or potential chemical dangers) of the pink and blue and even yellow packs. I think it is really delicious!
The sturdy box fits neatly on our coffee machine shelf and is very convenient.
I highly recommend it as a sugar alternative.
©2014 Medical Arts Press® All rights reserved. Questions? E-mail or call us toll-free, 1-800-328-2179


text:
protein powder
Does anyone know a good protein powder to use besides medi?
If you like your shakes creamy like Medi, you will need to add guar gum to Syntrax shakes. They are tasty but not creamy
I found some on netrition. Is that where you go?
I like the Unjury whey protein powder. It is medical grade and developed for people who have had the gastic bypass surgery.
I get it from the unjury site and i've had the vanilla, unflavored, and strawberry.
Strawberry is awful IMHO, but I only mixed it with water. I am sure adding some yogurt and some ice would have made it super tasty. I also think Unjury mixes a heck of a lot better when you dont have a blender around. A few shakes in a water bottle and youre good to go! Perfect!
I am a huge fan of the unflavored and the vanilla. Give it a try, I had it approved by my clinic and they were really impressed with the nutritional stats.
I love Health Force Warrior Food in Vanilla. Just 3.9 carbs with 0.3 fiber per2 heaping scoops... so tasty. not to mention its raw, organic and vegan!!
|All times are GMT -7. The time now is 12:17 PM.


text:
Skip to main content
Bemidji Pioneer
Saturday Morning Weather Talk
Finding his voice: Sophomore D'Andre Gordon, who moved to Bemidji from Jamaica in 2013, serves on Minnesota Youth Council
Governor challenger happy with poll numbers
Chamber Ambassadors: Panache
September 19th Severe Weather
More Topics
FOOTBALL: Bemidji rolls past Sartell in battle of unbeatens
FOOTBALL: Beavers look for first win against high-powered Upper Iowa
BOYS SOCCER: Bemidji thumps Hibbing 7-0
BEAVERS ROUNDUP: Grenier named BSU women's hockey captain
TENNIS: Bemidji improves to 13-1 with win over Thief River Falls
More Topics
Theodore Roman Anglesburg
Grayson James Waddell
Dawn Emerson-Hadrava
Melba Vienna (Beighley) Rockensock
Marjorie Stahl
Shop, collect for winter gift-giving
John Eggers: Who do you encourage in this world?
Patrick Guilfoile: Malaria, mosquitoes and fatal attraction
Consider cover crops
Art Lee: The demolition of 'a fine old lady' — a historical landmark gone (alas?)
From concept to concerts: Long-planned Minnesota Orchestra residency is this week
Common Chords schedule
Pioneer Previews: Community Theater's 'On Golden Pond' opens Friday
Artist works on mural
The Beach Boys officially coming to Bemidji
More Topics
A half-century of wilderness: 1964 federal law set stage for the second 'W' in BWCAW
Paul Nelson: Fall is a perfect time to target muskies
Blane Klemek: Oh, to be a bird for a day? Count me in
Paul Nelson: Boat control is important when fishing in the fall
Paul Nelson: Fish are constantly looking for abundant food sources
More Topics
Engagement: Wentler-Anderson
Birthday: Sauer
Birthday: Larson
Engagement: Schaeffel-Passa
Engagement: Nohner-Turk
More Topics
Center keeps taking away more of our property taxes
Out-of-state contributions to candidate questioned
Claesson-Huseby works for the sake of the county
Michael Reagan Piling on the NFL
Gene Lyons: Theater of war unavoidable
More Topics
Weather Forecast
Center keeps taking away more of our property taxes
Recently the Bemidji City Council voted to increase property tax support of the Sanford Center. I shared my opinion of this action with my council representative. She replied with information I found useful and disgusting. According to her, the Sanford Center now harvests 15.5 percent...
opinion / letters
19 hours 34 min ago
Out-of-state contributions to candidate questioned
Would you be offended or even angry if one of our local candidates for mayor received practically all his or her political donations from outside the state? Would you be offended if one of our county commissioners received almost all of his or her contributions from people in the...
opinion / letters
19 hours 34 min ago
Claesson-Huseby works for the sake of the county
We are so pleased Annie Claesson-Huseby is running for Beltrami County Attorney. Not only is she a friend, but Annie is a true public servant who values our community and the people who live here. When we first met Annie we were struck by her dynamic personality, her intelligence...
opinion / letters
19 hours 35 min ago
Michael Reagan Piling on the NFL
Domestic violence just doesn't happen on elevators. And it's not just committed by former NFL running backs. But don't tell that to the people who've been calling for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to quit over his fumbling of the Ray Rice case. Based on what's been on...
opinion / commentary
19 hours 35 min ago
Gene Lyons: Theater of war unavoidable
Maybe next time, they'll award the Nobel Peace Prize at the end of a politician's tenure rather than the beginning. There was always something mildly farcical about the Swedish committee recognizing President Obama's lofty rhetoric in advance of real achievements. It's like...
opinion / commentary
19 hours 37 min ago
September 18, 2014
Letter: A gentle man with a teacher's heart
"Hey Schmeck, what's this thing for?" I asked, reaching out to touch a pin on the 8-horsepower lawn mower engine thumping in the frame of the hand-built "mountain climber" minibike my friend and fellow student Dave Speck was tuning. That question was partially answered as...
opinion / letters
September 18, 2014 - 11:55pm
Letter: Love and violence are incompatible
"Adrian Peterson is a loving father who used his judgment as a parent to discipline his son." Like hell. Twice in the past few weeks I've witnessed children being hit by their parent in public. The look of fear, betrayal, shame and anguish that this behavior induces in kids...
opinion / letters
September 18, 2014 - 11:52pm
Joe Gandelman: Thoughts on ISIS and the Nazis
Whither the Islamic State? That's a real double-edged question: where is the group otherwise known as ISIS headed, and can the United States and other civilized nations make it shrivel up and die? The group is and has taken off like a bat out of hell, gobbling up territory and becoming...
opinion / commentary
September 18, 2014 - 11:47pm
September 17, 2014
Bob Franken: A lesson from the violence
I've always had this Pollyannaish theory that a highly publicized rash of bad behavior can create such a groundswell of disgust that we are compelled as a society to face issues that should have been addressed long before. Certainly the despicable behavior of many Southerners in...
opinion / commentary
September 17, 2014 - 11:57pm
Tom Purcell: Obama learns of Pearl Harbor
Dec. 7, 1941: An aide enters the Oval Office with grim news for President Barack Obama. "Mr. President, the Japanese have attacked Pearl Harbor! We have sustained severe damage to our naval and military forces. More than 2,400 Americans are dead." "Ah, phooey. I had a tee...
opinion / commentary
September 17, 2014 - 11:54pm
Jim Hightower: That gosh darn minimum wage
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell wanted to share his long-repressed feelings about a traumatic event. "It was," the Kentucky Republican confided, grim-faced, "the worst day of my political life." Was he talking about the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America? No. McConnell...
opinion / commentary
September 17, 2014 - 11:50pm
Phil Kerpen: Democrats to repeal First Amendment
With House Republicans focused on legislation to boost job creation, the Senate is spending its time on an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would repeal the First Amendment with respect to political speech. Democratic Whip Dick Durbin said before the debate even officially...
opinion / commentary
September 17, 2014 - 12:08am
Tina Dupuy: Big vs. small government
One of the dumbest points of contention in modern politics is the Big Government vs. Small Government one. It's a fake debate, only meaningful to the privileged: investors, business executives and their cronies. To everyday Americans it's a lofty, largely academic concept. Yet...
opinion / commentary
September 17, 2014 - 12:06am
September 16, 2014
Proposed pipeline route prompts concerns from many
This is in regard to the letter from Tim Neft of the Beltrami County Farm Bureau (Sept. 12) urging Pioneer readers to write the governor and legislators in support of the proposed Sandpiper Pipeline in order to reduce the transportation of crude oil via rail line; thus making more...
opinion / letters
September 16, 2014 - 11:58pm
Letter: Jumpsuit, hood took BSU protest too far
I have to echo Larry Zea's letter regarding the recent student protest at Bemidji State University. Anyone has a right to peacefully protest issues. However, to dress a person in an orange jumpsuit with a black hood is disgusting when you consider that is exactly how the journalists...
opinion / letters
September 16, 2014 - 12:19am
Page 1
Older »


text:
Categories > Original > Sci-Fi > POD-poisoned dreams
Fourteen0 Reviews
The group wait on a hill... sounds boring but it isn't completely. Tis a long chapter, forgive me but it wasn't meant to be divided
The team took a right turn and headed to a grassy hill they could see in the distance. They hiked until they reached said hill.
When they arrived at the summit Joe looked at the scenery laid before him and asked Zora, "This good?"
After a pause she nodded.
Dilton sat down and crossed his legs. He placed his laptop on his lap and opened it. His fingers attacked the keyboard, clacking away. A few minutes later he dug in his pockets and pulled out his cell phone.
"Hi, yes. Take a left turn then keep walking straight. That's right. K. Bye." He hung up his cell and closed his laptop. For now. "The rest of the team's on the way," he said addressing the eight Xonars.
"That easy, eh?" Jake asked.
"Yup. I can track them from my cell phone but it's hard to give directions and talk on the cell phone at the same time so I tracked them on my laptop."
Jake nodded.
Cal walked over to where Zora was lying on her stomach and lay down beside her. She heard him approach and turned her head toward him.
I What are you seeing?
Not much. A few people wander around every once in awhile. Zora turned to her side and propped herself up on her elbow so she was facing Cal.
The layout of the city is pretty basic. I'm guessing that the huge building over looking everything is where the leader lives. It would be great if we could avoid the rest of the city and just attack that but the way it's set up I don't think we can do that.
Any ideas of how to win this battle?
Well there seems to be the least amount of activity in the west so we should probably attack from there. Richard still has his uniform right?
Well that should help some. He could do some undercover work. He may be able to get into places that we won't be able to.IE
Cal nodded then they looked back at the buildings laid before them.
Lara walked up to where Joe was sitting and looked down at him. "What now? You're weapon less."
Joe picked at the grass for a minute then looked up at her. "Yeah, I'm not sure. I'll figure something out though."
"Let me see your gun."
Joe smiled. "Ok." He shifted so he could grab his weapon. He handed it to her as she took it and sat next to him.
Lara sat with her legs crossed and fiddled with the gun. The gun made a click and she gave a small laugh followed by a smirk.
"There's tons of ammo left. It was just blocked, see?" Lara showed Joe the gun and flipped a lever making a clicking sound. "You just have to flip this and it's unblocked.
Joe shrugged. "I know. I flipped the switch. It acts like a kind of safety. I figured that if you guys thought I didn't have any bullets left then you might find another way to fight. As a team."
Lara punched him in the shoulder.
Joe moved a bit with the punch. "Hey!"
"You know you could've mentioned something before we were in danger."
"Where's the fun in that?" he rhetorically asked. "Plus, I don't think that would have been as effective.
Lara rolled her eyes, stood up and walked away from Joe toward where Dilton was sitting with his laptop out again.
She crouched down, sitting on her haunches and inquired, "What's happenin'"
"Just waiting," Dilton replied. "The rest of the team's on the way. If you want you can watch over there for them. They should almost be visible by now," he added pointing to a spot on the east side of the hill.
Alex looked over to where Lara was sitting alone. She seemed to be concentrating on something that wasn't immensely obvious.
"I wonder what she's doing," he mentioned to Scout who was sitting next to him.
Scout looked up from the rocks she was playing with and let out a faint 'huh?' She saw that Alex had wandered off toward Lara and got up to follow him.
Alex looked at Lara's eyes then followed their focused glare to what appeared to be a random spot on the horizon. "What are you looking at?"
Scout had arrived in time to hear the answer but left her arrival unannounced.
"Richard, Gordon and anybody they found should be coming from this direction," Lara answered. She squinted her eyes and added, "I think I see them."
"Do they know where they're going?" Scout wondered.
Alex looked back at her. "I highly doubt it. I'm going to go meet them."
"I'm coming with you," Scout announced.
"If you can keep up!"
They were gone before Lara could say anything. Instead she yelled, "Just don't get yourselves killed!"
Alex sprinted down the side of the hill with Scout on his heels. Scout ran up beside him sticking out her tongue as she ran past him.
"Hey!" Alex shouted picking up his pace.
Scout reached the bottom of the hill before Alex and turned around to watch him sprint down the rest of the way.
Alex was watching Scout when his foot struck a protruding stone. He saw the ground coming at him fast and tucked his head to roll. The world spun around him as he tumbled down the hill.
Scout saw Alex coming fast toward her. Right before he crashed into her she stepped to the side and Alex came to a stop next to her.
"Yeah, I'd say I can keep up to you. But can you keep up to me?" Scout chided.
"How'd you get that fast?" Alex asked panting while lying on the ground looking up at her.
"How'd you get that slow?" she replied. Scout then offered a hand to help Alex up.
He accepted it and, brushing himself off, said, "I'll let you know I've won first place at the school track meet for three years straight."
"I would have never guessed."
"You never told me how you became such a good runner," Alex pointed out.
"All those years being chased by adoring fans," Scout replied with a quirky smile.
"No, really. How are you so fast?" Alex insisted.
"Me and my brothers used to race a lot. We lived on a farm where there was lots of space to run and not much to do besides chores."
By now they had walked so that they weren't far from the new found army.
Up on the hill Lara was watching the happenings taking place below. She watched as Alex and Scout approached the group. When the small army noticed the couple they immediately drew their weapons.
"And they get themselves killed," Lara mumbled rolling her eyes.
"Oh good I can see their weapons!" Cal had walked up beside Lara and was now silently mouthing numbers.
A minute later he left Lara's side and approached Dilton. Can I borrow that?" he asked motioning toward the laptop sitting on Dilton's crossed legs.
"Sure," Dilton replied handing Cal his laptop. "Just be careful, ok?"
Cal nodded then took the portable computer back to where Lara was sitting. He placed the laptop on the ground then knelt in front of it, sitting on his feet. Looking down the hill, quickly he started rapidly typing.
Alex and Scout stood in momentary shock when the small army drew their weapons.
Scout raised her arms and announced, "We come in peace!"
"And we'd like to stay in one piece," Alex added.
Richard sighed then instructed his men to lower their weapons. "They're friends."
Alex looked around then asked, "Where's Gordon?"
"He'll catch up with us in a minute. He's just rounding up a couple more men," Richard replied.
"Does he know where he's going?" Scout wondered.
"He always knows where he's going," Richard answered.
"Well, the rest of the gang is this way. They're on top of that hill over there," Scout told them leading the way.
Lara looked over at Cal who was still busily typing on Dilton's computer. "What are you doing anyway?"
"I'm working on a plan of attack," Cal stated simply.
"What do you know about war?" Lara was lying on her side propped up on one elbow.
"I'm a geek, remember? I play a lot of strategy games. This battle's gonna take a lot of strategy. We're still out numbered by quite a bit," he replied without looking up from the laptop screen.
Dilton walked to where Lara and Cal were talking. "How's it coming?"
"Almost got it figured out," Cal answered.
Looking over Cal's shoulder Dilton pointed to the screen. "You may have to adjust some of that. The people down there aren't all that are coming." When Cal looked up at him he added, "I just talked to Richard. Gordon's still coming with the men he found.
"Where from?" Cal wondered.
Dilton shrugged.
"Hey, have you seen Joe and Jake?" Lara asked Dilton.
"Yeah, they're fooling around on the other side of the hill."
Lara got up and walked away. She passed Zora meditating and walked to the far end of the hill. Sure enough Jake and Joe had found some sticks and were sword fighting with them.
"What are you guys doing?"
The two boys stopped fighting and looked at Lara.
"Jake wanted help training," Joe explained.
"Except he sucks so it isn't really helping," Jake added grinning.
"Hey! At least I got you off your butt," Joe retorted. He swung his stick at Jake and Jake blocked it with a loud crack as the sticks met. Then they were back to fighting.
Lara rolled her eyes then walked back to Dilton and Cal.
Suddenly a group of about twenty people materialized on the hill.
Cal looked back at them. "There they are," he told Dilton.
Dilton looked up then asked, "Where did they com from?"
Cal shrugged then approached the group. "Hey, Gordon."
"H-hi," Gordon replied.
Dilton walked up behind Cal. "How'd you get here?"
"W-we ap-peared h-here."
"What do you mean?" Dilton asked sceptically.
"F-for as l-long as I-I can r-remember w-we c-could j-just d-disappear from o-one p-place and ap-pear in a-nother in an i-instant," Gordan explained.
"Cool!" Call exclaimed. "So, what weapons do you guys have?"
Gordon opened his mouth for a second then looked back at his men, looked at Cal, shrugged.
"Stealth?" Cal suggested.
"I-I g-guess," Gordon replied looking around with shifty eyes.
Cal suddenly pulled a one- eighty then promptly walked back to Dilton's computer with his hands behind his back. Obviously to re-do his battle plan with his sudden idea. Although, his action left Gordon's crew wondering. Dilton stayed behind to talk with them for a bit.
Lara, bored since nothing exciting happened after Richard's gang lowered their weapons, wandered back over to where the boys were on the other side of the hill. She once again passed Zora who was now lying on her back with her hands behind her head watching the clouds roll by.
When the boys came into her view she saw Jake and Joe arm wrestling with their right arms but as she approached they snapped apart into rapid push-ups. Lara pulled up to them and, without even rolling her eyes because she was completely confused, curiously asked, "Uh… what are you guys doing?"
In between puffs of breath Jake replied, "You think we're this strong by sitting around waiting for an inevitable war to start?" Then after a push-up, "Although the last part doesn't happen that often but you know what I mean."
After a pause from Lara, "Uh, sure." She blinked twice then mentioned, "You guys should save your energy for the fight."
"Nah," Joe replied. Then as he and Jake snapped into a left handed arm wrestle he added through clenched teeth, "I've got a big gun and he's got a big sword, we'll be fine." As the arm wrestle came to an end in Joe's favour he finished off with a grunt, "Besides…" He turned over onto his seat and leaned on his elbows with his feet crossed out in front of him. Panting, Joe finished his sentence, "If Cal gets his way I doubt we'll have much part in this war."
Lara raised an eyebrow. "Oh?"
"He doesn't really have much care for violence, remember?" Joe replied.
Jake, sitting beside Joe with his elbows rested on his knees and his ankles crossed, added, "Plus, I just saw Gordon and his crew suddenly appear on the hill over there." He pointed to a spot in the middle of the hill then continued, "I'm guessin' he's goin' for a stealth approach."
Lara shrugged and said, "Makes sense." Then she turned and walked away leaving them to discuss what to do next.
Lara headed back to her side of the hill to see what Cal was doing for his battle plan. Also to see what was happening to Alex and Scout.
Zora sighed and thought to herself, I What a nice day. IE
As she was looking up at the clouds she saw two large backlit silhouettes loom over her then lay down on either side of her.
Zora glanced to her right to see Joe lying on his back with his fingers interlocked behind his head. She then looked to her left where Jake was propped up on an elbow facing her.
"Hey, runt. Watcha doin'?"
She glared at him then thought, I What does it look like I'm doing? IE
"Lying here bored out of your mind?" Jake suggested. He was talking out loud so Joe could hear at least half of their conversation.
Joe, smarter than he looks and therefore understanding the statement, added, "Or possibly so bored that you took to staring at unmoving clouds?"
Zora glared at Joe then turned to Jake. I I'm trying to relax! IE
Although it was a thought Jake knew that her voice rose with that sentence.
"You seem to be having troubles with that," he replied.
Zora would have groaned and walked away but she's mute so she just walked away.
"What's wrong with her?" Joe inquired.
"She's trying to relax," Jake replied in a mocking tone.
Zora walked over to where Cal and Lara were positioned. Lara playing with some clover and Cal sitting with his fingers twiddling over the keyboard on Dilton's computer. She looked over Cal's shoulder and read what he was typing. As she read her eyebrows slowly rose. After she finished reading she nodded in agreement and sat down next to Cal.
"When are we going to do something?" Lara suddenly snapped impatiently. "I'm bored. Out. Of. My. Mind!"
Zora jumped slightly but Cal simply replied, "Soon, soon."
"Auggh!" She jumped up and went to throw a rock at something.


text:
Doom 3 Engine Source Code Released
Nov 28, 2011
Doom 3 source code has finally been released by Id, and is available now on Github. Doom 3 modified source code was slightly delayed due to an issue with the shadow volumes algorithm used, which is owned by Creative.
Category: Developers • Applications •
Posted on 11/28 at 03:47 PM
Leave a comment
Commenting is not available in this weblog entry.
Next entry: SilverLining 2.3 brings GPU ray-casted 3D clouds to OpenGL developers
Previous entry: DiSTI Unveils New GL Studio ES Package


text:
Drift Off
Login to post comments
CamelSpotter: This has always been one of my favorites. Beautiful both aurally and visually.
Videor Quaero Punctume
CamelSpotter: It's very artistic. The contrast with the paper airplane and the geese is really interesting.
I'm also curious about your choice of music, especially since I play the cello.
Videor Quaero Punctume
Hanri at 12:10 am January 28
going off to the sky, among the birds...
Music is by a Finnish metal band Apocalyptica. Amazing how four cellos work so well to heavy metal, go and check it out!
(They started with Metallica covers and made it straight to the top and have been there ever since.)
* * *
Please be gentle with me, I come to pieces, literally!


text:
I can't believe that it's been one year since I've written anything on my blog. Becky and I have been on a crazy roller coaster called "life" and we hardly have time to even talk to each other.
(By the way, she says "Hi" and says she will try to do some kind of blog update soon!)
#1: Let me start with the last thing I wrote about almost a year ago. "No fast food for one full year!"
It was a success!!! I lost a total of 62 lbs.! That's almost a whole Back Street Boy! LOL! 62 lbs, and that was doing nothing extra, as far as working out or exercising. Just no eating any kind of fast food.
It was a good thing that I had lost all that weight because...
#2: Two days before my 42nd birthday, just this past Sept 4th, I suffered a massive heart attack!
I was at a Karaoke bar with some friends and just so happened to be singing a duet with a friend. Elton John's "Don't Go Breakin' My Heart." We were about 30 seconds from the end of the song when all of a sudden, it felt as though someone had taken a red hot knife and stabbed me right in the middle of my chest.
I finished the song, being the professional that I am, and went right to the bathroom. I began to sweat like crazy, got light headed and threw up. Just then, I remembered what my father told me after his heart attack.
"It felt like someone stabbed me with a hot knife, I started to sweat, got dizzy and threw up."
Holy s**t!!!... I"M HAVING A HEART ATTACK!!!
My friend rushed me into my car and drove me home where Becky was waiting. She then took over and got me to the hospital. From Bar to hospital took 20 mins. I was on the operating table within another 25 mins.
I had an angioplasty done. Two stints were implanted inside of me. I had one fully blocked artery and another that was partially blocked. It's been a little over 3 weeks now, and I want you all to know that I'm feeling FANTASTIC!!!
#3: Last, but not least... I got promoted at work! I'm still with the same heating and air conditioning company, just operating more in a management capacity. At least I'm no longer in the field working the crazy 16 to 18 hours a day. Now I'm at set hours from 8am to 4:30pm and I'm still making the same money as when I was working myself to death!
Well, just thought I'd let you all know that we are still alive and kicking and I promise that we'll try to write more on our blogs!
Unit next time... PEACE!!!
Sunday, September 26, 2010
62 lbs, One Heart Attack & A New Job One Year Later.
I can't believe that it's been one year since I've written anything on my blog. Becky and I have been on a crazy roller coaster called "life" and we hardly have time to even talk to each other.
Posted by My Side of the Story! at 9:09 PM
10 comments:
- Intense Guy said...
Hi Matty!!
Its really good to see you back to blogging and that there is 62 pounds less of you.
The heart attack thing - yikes!! I'm glad you are feeling so good now - my dad was the same way after his operation - he was dragging before the heart attack more and more, but it was slow and gradual and unnoticed - and after the operation - man, I'm 24 years younger than him and I can't keep up with him!
Congrats on the new job!! Sounds like a much needed (and well deserved) promotion. I bet you won't miss the weirdos you stopped in on (all that much).
:) Welcome back - take it easy and get ALL better soonest.
- Toriz said...
Congratulations on your weight loss and promotion.
How did the girls deal with the whole year without fast food?
Sorry to hear about your heart attack. I hope you don't have another, and that you are feeling better and suffering no ill effects from it.
- Toriz said...
Welcome back, by the way. :)
- Kimmy said...
Oh. My. Gosh! Matt!! WOW! I'm glad to hear you lost all that weight but sheesh....that is so scary about the heart attack! I'm so glad you are okay and you feel "FANTASTIC!". I'm sure Becky is too :o)
Glad to see you guys have updated recently but still miss your frequent posts. I understand though. I've been slacking off as well.
Hope to see more updates soon! *Hugs* to you all!
- Anonymous said...
This design is wicked! You certainly know how to
keep a reader entertained. Between your wit and your videos,
I was almost moved to start my own blog (well, almost.
..HaHa!) Wonderful job. I really loved what you had to say, and more than that,
how you presented it. Too cool!
Also visit my blog post healthy diet
- Anonymous said...
Hi to every one, the contents present at this web page are in fact remarkable for people knowledge,
well, keep up the nice work fellows.
Here is my site ... anyone Tried quantrim
- Anonymous said...
It really is of utmost importance which you portray yourself being a calm and assured leader if you are training your puppy. Dogs are load up wildlife, and they only feel protect and happy to comply with and send once they rely on that you are a equipped leader in the load. As soon as your pet looks your decision as being the leader, it will be wanting to please you and it will comply with your orders. [url=http://www.x21w12w21.info]Sca46ujdin[/url]
- Anonymous said...
If you plan on fishing for many hours, it is vital that you provide some food. If it is your first time angling, then its likely it could take you a while just before getting the 1st nibble. During this period, you are probably going to get feeling hungry. Don't trim your angling getaway simple from your hunger, so package some treats. [url=http://www.x21w12w21.info]Somghjbuli[/url]
- Anonymous said...
[TITLE]Christian Louboutin Shoes Show Women Elegance[/TITLE]
The initial step for securing an bad credit score fast bank loan is usually to have fun out what sort with collateral you will always be heading to work while using. The much better your collateral then the [url=http://christianlouboutinuk13.co.uk]quicker christian louboutin[/url] boots or shoes you are able so that it will safe your financial borrowing.
The majority importantly, provide your daughter with actions at home, too as outdoors home. They may possibly not want to get familiar with all of them, yet it's important for your tot to be treated as if they may be submitted. Do not go away your kid residences when heading out for dinner. Get your autistic kid with your own family just be sure you visit a household [url=http://christianlouboutinuk13.co.uk]christian louboutin shoes[/url] kind restaurant so whenever your child does misbehave through manifeste, it isn't this excellent a huge deal. Offer your child getting an environment filled with different colors and textures. This can help to have their consideration on particular strategies and in the incidence you give them along with chance for social interaction, this could definitely information them inside the years to come.
A smart first step in guidlines for finding the journey job of your particular goals is to have a tour instruction program. Instruction is readily available for tour guides, tour directors, as well as knowledgeable tour management. Thanks to tour coaching, you'll recognize about security techniques to achieve numerous travel strategies and after that locations. You will learn about working by using suppliers, handling emergencies, documentation, delivering instructive narration, and much more.
Based to the blueprint "torque = force ?time" torque arm, in absolute circumstances, to abrasion top heels, accomplish a hotlink pertaining to annex has increased, which the accessory will be initiated to abate the vividness. Therefore, one squirm heels to admission this braking force on that this agnate decrease.
The famous host oprah wore a classic of numerous materials . inspired suit in her groundbreaking interview with Michael Jackson. The tuxedo blazer Oprah is wearing in this interview is regarded as hottest fashion trends. (Even though Lady A wore this trend began to allow 1993!)This blazer and dress up can be worn correspond both dressy or typical outfits, and is totally a look that can go from day to day of the week.
Also, visiting different discussion chat rooms that cater for currently the niche you're especially interested in in could enable your family to assume of the latest good deal far nicer ideas on how and do your personal position creation.
Right as your kid also has been diagnosed with autism, you may at real first go via an actual normal kind of stress and anxiety mode. One as a result of the very first worries you may want you can do is setup guidance for yourself to can be helpful you deal with all damaging emotions you is going to be having about your primary kid. This can potentially enable you to among this overwhelming time. You might also desire to do some testing on your personal related to Autism, as it probably will enable you to on the way to know what you will possibly anticipate along with kid.
- Anonymous said...
dating websites nsa http://loveepicentre.com/testimonials/ dating without drama review
the code h dating [url=http://loveepicentre.com]samuel osei dating scame[/url] senior catholic dating
world greatest dating sites [url=http://loveepicentre.com/contact/]christian dating internet service[/url] friendship dating site [url=http://loveepicentre.com/user/Inquisitive/]Inquisitive[/url] sincerity of men dating over 45


text:
tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:/forums/my-calorie-counter-help-and-support/rss Recent Posts on MCC Help and Support forum on Everyday Health Recent Posts on MCC Help and Support forum on Everyday Health 154 3354,155 faqs,general FAQs,General tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/9941777 Help & Support! 154 155 general 9941777 9941777 Hello everyone!

My name is Sheri, and I am the new Community Manager here at Everyday Health! Please feel free to reach out to me for any questions, help or support in navigating the site, My Calorie Counter, or anything on a personal note. I am here to help!

Thanks so much,
Sheri EH_Sheri 48562602 2014-09-14 16:40:58 UTC true false http://images.agoramedia.com/myeh/QA/buddyicon_Thumb/BuddyIcon_48562602_323716050.jpg EH_Sheri 48562602 175 Angee909 63738229 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/14676087 Important Message about Groups Redesign 154 3354 faqs 14676087 14676087

Hey all, You may have heard that we're redesigning our groups to make them more user friendly. Your group is one of the first to get access to the redesigned groups pages for desktop. We'll be rolling out this new design to more groups over the next few weeks. And, this is just the beginning of new features and improvements! We're in the beta phase now which means we're still working on the finished product. If you notice glitches or have questions please reply to this post.

Here's what's new:

Your group at a glance
It's now easier to see what's happening in your group. On the right-hand side, see what the group is about, learn about upcoming events, and see who some of the members are at a glance.

More options on the discussion index page
New filters allow you to see threads by most liked, most popular, and most recent on the index page. By default, posts are now organized by most recent. If your group has folders, you can also choose to filter them, too.

More information about the thread
We now show the original poster's avatar and who last posted within the thread. The titles of new posts are bold and the number of posts within each thread clearly displayed. If you're logged in, the number of unread posts within a thread are shown in red.

Mark all as read
Want to mark all threads as read? Select a view and click "mark all as read" and that will mark all threads within that view as read. Afterwards, the filter "unread posts" will only show you new activity in the boards.

It's easier to reply to posts
We made it easier to reply to the original post, and when you reply to any post, you won't get taken to the last page so you can continue reading.

Change the sort order to see the newest posts first
Want to see posts by who posted last? Then switch the sort order to "newest first." To see it in chronological order again,switch it back to "oldest first."

See who a reply is directed to
When you reply directly to someone, we're automatically adding their username to your reply. If you're looking at your reply or someone else's, click on that username and you'll see the post being replied to.

Let me know if you have any questions or troubles!

 EH_Caitlin 51116153 2014-06-12 19:22:47 UTC true false http://images.agoramedia.com/myeh/QA/buddyicon_170/BuddyIcon_51116153_517693976.jpg EH_Caitlin 51116153 1 pattydiet 13000965 http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/9995066 MY CALORIE COUNTER FAQs! 154 3354 faqs 9995066 9995066 If you're looking for My Calorie Counter Help and Support, you've come to the right place. Below are a few commonly asked questions from our users. If you don't see your question here, comment and let us know!
1. How do I find My Recipe Box? To find your saved recipes, you have to go to your toolkit. Find the tool kit link either here, or in the green "My Calorie Counter" box under "tools." There, you will find your recipe box, or you can go straight to it here: (Just make sure you're logged in!)

2. How can I add exercises or calories burned on the iPhone app? Right now, you can only add exercises or calories burned from EverydayHealth.com – not through your app. We will have exercises on the app sometime this fall, but in the meantime, find your online journal here.

3. How do I change my daily calorie target? Change your daily calorie target here. If you're unsure what your target calories should be, calculate it on your weight tracker.

4. The food or recipe I eat isn't in the journal. What do I do? You can create and add a custom food to your journal here.

5. How do I search for a food or exercise? It's easy! You can browse foods or exercises even if you're not logged in to Everyday Health. Browse our food database here, and exercise database here.

6. Do you have an app for Blackberry or Android? At this time, our apps are only for iPhone, iPad and iTouch -- but we WILL have an Android app sometime this fall. If you're using Everyday Health on the web and want to download our iPhone or iPad app, go here.

7. I need a diet buddy! How can I find one? We have a group just for you! If you're new to Everyday Health, or want to make new friends, visit our Find a Diet Buddy group to give and get advice, join challenges, find support, and more!

8. How do I cancel my Everyday Health membership? To cancel your Free Membership and completely delete your profile from our system, log into your account and click the 'Profile' tab. There is a sublink titled "Remove my Profile" under the Profile tab (in the blue bar). Click this sublink and follow the instructions. Please keep in mind that this cancels all of your information from our system.

9. If you have a question that isn't on this list, comment and let us know, or contact our customer support representatives here: firstname.lastname@example.com.

Links:

Toolkit: http://www.everydayhealth.com/toolkit/index.aspx

Exercise journal: http://www.everydayhealth.com/food-fitness/calories-burned

Custom foods: http://www.everydayhealth.com/food-fitness/journal/create-custom-food

Weight tracker: http://www.everydayhealth.com/food-fitness/weight-tracker-dashboard

Daily calorie target: http://www.everydayhealth.com/members/profile/manage/nutrition-targets.aspx

App download: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/my-calorie-counter-by-everyday/id375176386?mt=8

Recipe box: http://www.everydayhealth.com/toolkit/mealplanner/recipebox.aspx

 EH_Annie 45326373 2014-06-04 09:14:15 UTC true false http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/icon7.jpg EH_Annie 45326373 27 onelifeismine 61412078 http://origin.agoramedia.com/myeh/QA/buddyicon_Thumb/BuddyIcon_61412078_2034012581.jpg tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/35176034 Current posts 154 3354 faqs 35176034 35176034 djrj43 59920953 2014-09-19 02:01:37 UTC false false djrj43 59920953 0 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/35176032 Current posts 154 3354 faqs 35176032 35176032 djrj43 59920953 2014-09-19 02:01:35 UTC false false djrj43 59920953 0 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/35148376 Serving 154 3354 faqs 35148376 35148376 rnbaculi 56129393 2014-09-18 01:04:17 UTC false false rnbaculi 56129393 0 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/34159056 Editing or deleting incorrect nutritional information 154 3354 faqs 34159056 34159056 NewMandy 45685411 2014-09-14 04:45:50 UTC false false NewMandy 45685411 3 Leena_Venzor 61903816 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/35004609 OMG 154 155 general 35004609 35004609 Leena_Venzor 61903816 2014-09-14 04:43:34 UTC false false Leena_Venzor 61903816 2 Leena_Venzor 61903816 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/34525372 getting to the "old" My Calorie Counter 154 155 general 34525372 34525372
 I find this site to be convoluted. Often I have to log in several times before it actually logs me in. Once I get in, the new and improved Food & Fitness Journal that I'm told to go to doesn't work -- 1) It doesn't have any of my historical entries and 2) It won't allow me to enter new entries. When I try to do that I'm told to log in again which is a never-ending loop of trying to add new entry/being told to log in again. The only way I've found to get to the "old" My Calorie Counter is by scrolling to the bottom of page and clicking Profile Settings. On that page there will be a link on the right hand side for the "old" My Calorie Counter. It will take me to where all my historical data is and where I can add new entries. But even this "old" Calorie Counter/Journal has some minor issues that could be fixed...like the label named "Target" is on the wrong line and doesn't match the line where the Target numbers actually show. (The label is one line higher than the line that the target numbers show.) Same thing with the label named "% / Balance". Even with these minor glitches, if it's the only Calorie Counter /Journal that is going to work, put a link to it on the first page that you land on after logging in.
 mdbarbee 24082490 2014-08-27 15:21:22 UTC false false http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif mdbarbee 24082490 3 mdbarbee 24082490 http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/34557506 Sugars 154 3354 faqs 34557506 34557506 hautensassy 59996120 2014-08-25 19:08:13 UTC false false hautensassy 59996120 1 DawnEliz 60973779 http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/32619213 New exsercise To Enter 154 3354 faqs 32619213 32619213 KarenROrth 62230780 2014-08-22 19:50:21 UTC false false KarenROrth 62230780 2 Foesch 63494220 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/34228454 How to fix glitch 154 3354 faqs 34228454 34228454 So I'll put into my calorie counter everything I eat during the day and record my exercise. Then there is some kind of glitch in the app where it deletes 90% of everything I recorded!!! I'm very upset because I love the set up of this app and I just want it to work. Tried closing it, Shutting off my phone, etc. Please help. kcarmichael94 58145446 2014-08-13 01:35:51 UTC false false kcarmichael94 58145446 2 kcarmichael94 58145446 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/34048098 Calorie Counter Log 154 3354 faqs 34048098 34048098 KendraMangrich 63288354 2014-08-06 16:06:55 UTC false false http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif KendraMangrich 63288354 1 DawnEliz 60973779 http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/33959692 nike tn requin 154 3354 faqs 33959692 33959692
 Dressed in the ideal tn chaussure pas chershoes and boots is vital if you would like keep on being free of a extremely painful lumbar pain which kicks in after work. If you happen to ignore such minor side effects, it could possibly bring on you have to be severe troubles sometime soon. A bit of time to search for the perfect shoes entails a small amount of homework. If you find the appropriate boots it is a great treat to your footnike requin 2014.If you reside and work with the british isles, you are going to have at the moment realized offered to help provisions by using a action-packed career time frame which can help keep you fast paced from evening up to the point night time. Should you have a position that really needs often reputation or simply going, for example a business assistant profession or being a new server in the eating venue, it's imperative you become aware of exactly what boot you don to the office.timberland femme pas cher You can either tend to be dressed in cozy do the job trainers or possibly obtain designer label deliver the results boots or shoes for young girls on UK which will come during scrambling styles. Regardless of which trainer you determine to utilize, be certain your toes are not squished with them that may be rather awkward to steer in.Choosing the best accessory will be able to appear easy matter. Nevertheless with many alternatives there is with respect to colouring, nike tn 2014 type, components and style it usually is bewildering. If you end up getting fashionable get the job done trainers for young girls within Usa, you need an individual's proportions appropriate. Something overly firm or perhaps far too unfastened could be a discomfort. Whenever you give them a try, hike two or three techniques and then judge where did they experience. It is essential people pay out money relating to a lot of known brand that'll supply the best suited. Typically the innersole have to really feel comfortable in your bounders together with the nike tn 2014 outdoor sole really should be crafted from robust cloth capable to hold up against the wear and tear in addition to damage.The main advantage of wearing an awesome stylish function boots or shoes for girl within British isles is it calms your toes in addition to allows that you go walking. It completely holds up plus smoothly directs your entire body extra weight, in case you must endure as well as be employed by a long. For your legs normally requires a brunt of this perseverance, obtaining a peaceful ankle stroke from time to time could demonstrate to be handy.shox kate spade Implementingwithin home treatment, additionally you can involve the toes when it comes to tepid normal water to build reduced discomfort. Purchase custom get the job done athletic shoes for female inside Great britain that will be more advantageous to the selection of operate. And also hardwearing . some of rubbing walk fit shoe inserts for lots more level of comfort.Therefore any time you pick a great boots, spyder jacketsthat may present the net income to the disadvantaged not to mention poor people which really can be referred to as a greet step. As soon as companies and corporate can easily consider many of these impact why not a effortless user may picture the similar. Probably this unique issue is without a doubt various other in comparison with good enough available for you every to shop for these comfortable shoes and see this have fun evidently with the inadequate together with desperate customers . tn requin nike By connecting by yourself in such a get you noticed may well adequately lead to this modern culture that you choose to similarly to fast paced qualified can't carry out equal and your private quality.
 nbbvuyre 62924975 2014-07-31 23:17:53 UTC false false http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/default_W75.gif nbbvuyre 62924975 0 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/33913294 Foods/calories not updating 154 3354 faqs 33913294 33913294 MissMQ 63201249 2014-07-31 22:46:48 UTC false false MissMQ 63201249 1 ret2014 48087522 http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/icon11.jpg tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/33371079 App errors 154 3354 faqs 33371079 33371079 I am consistently having error issues when I post my food intake. The app will all of a sudden with no apparent reason duplicate or triplicate my entries. It is random with no pattern. I have to go in and delete the dups. Usually the whole days calories get deleted. This has been going on cow a while Any suggestions? LHal 56600507 2014-07-22 23:52:12 UTC false false LHal 56600507 5 csirmon23 63106172 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/32045817 Sugar issues 154 155 general 32045817 32045817 Mihirshah 62175188 2014-07-09 17:40:39 UTC false false Mihirshah 62175188 2 TBargar 62856157 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/32941183 Target Weight Not Updating 154 3354 faqs 32941183 32941183
 Hello, I recently joined and I love how this is all set up. However I have run into a problem , I need to change my target weight, so I do, and save. All looks ok but when I go back to my weight tracker, it still shows my goal as the old target weight. I am trying to change 150lbs to 120lbs
 SaraMWhite 62597192 2014-06-27 12:37:45 UTC false false http://www.everydayhealth.com/images/usericons/icon10.jpg SaraMWhite 62597192 1 Anne1793 2675604 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/31609353 Busywomen 154 3354 faqs 31609353 31609353 Stuck!I have been writing everything down what I eat and I exercise most every night at the YMCA! I spend 60 minutes on the treadmill at a brisk walk and even jog for one minute on it! I lift weights also! I am starting to get really frustrated in losing weight! I keep going from 170 to 173..back and forth! What am I doing wrong ? I can't seen to get under 170...I need to get to 140! That's my goal! busywomen 48706461 2014-06-20 05:52:38 UTC false false busywomen 48706461 1 43621088 tag:www.everydayhealth.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/32929502 Exercise update 154 3354 faqs 32929502 32929502 bombayfit 62637547 2014-06-20 04:59:36 UTC false false bombayfit 62637547 0


text:
Lake Erie Fishermen
The Lake Erie Fishermen Collection was compiled by Timothy Lloyd and Patrick Mullen from 1983 to 1984 in northern Ohio. The collection includes interviews with 20 individuals, thirty 90-minute TDK cassette tapes, 35 sheets of negatives, 35 contact sheets, 725 slides, 393 black-and-white photographs, 131 pages of logs of 16 interviews, 746 pages of transcription from 25 interviews, and one hardcover book. A secondary collection includes one binder of 52 CDs of audio material and three DVDs of audio material digitized from the cassette tapes. For more information about this collection in the Folklore Archives, visit the Lake Erie Fishermen collection on FolkOhio.
Excerpt from the Final Report
The commercial fishing industry in Ohio is in serious trouble. Catches are smaller, as are income and profits, and state regulation has closed down a good part of the industry and threatens to effectively eliminate the rest of it.
This situation had both bad and good results for our fieldwork. There is simply much less of an occupation now than before--many fishermen, especially older ones, have left the business and work (and in many cases live) elsewhere; fewer boats go out each day; fewer fish houses remain open; many former gathering places of commercial fishermen are now filled with pleasure boaters; knowledge of the design and construction of nets is less common and that of boatbuilding is no longer put to use and is rapidly fading from working memory. In short, we found an especially striking version of the typical "you should have been here X years ago" situation familiar to cultural fieldworkers.
At the same time, the very hard going of the occupation seems to have created a resurgence of a more defiant expression of identity among local fishermen. As must be clear from this report, much of our interviewing ended up centering on some variation of this theme, and our publication will reflect the shape and content of those interviews. Had we done this project twenty or even ten years ago, the orientation of the fishermen and our reading of the traditional aspects of their work might have been quite different. Folklorists delude themselves if they think that their work alone will lead to the sort of social changes that they may hope for, even when those changes are also sought by their collaborators among "the folk." There is no doubt, though, that folkloristic work can make a contribution to the understanding of the lively dimensions of a family, community or occupation that cannot be achieved by a strictly economic calculation or analysis--a human understanding that is necessary, but not sufficient, for any social change to take place.
We hope that our work thus far, and the publication and other products of fieldwork, will present the fishermen's point of view in a way that they would approve of, and we hope it, along with their own efforts, will have some positive effect on the situation of their livelihood. We hope that our work will encourage other folklorists and students of culture to examine and report upon the narrative (as well as the material and performing) aspects of traditional art, and on the arts and customs of working groups of kinds. We appreciate the opportunity to have done this work and we encourage you to support similar projects in the future.
Timothy C. Lloyd, Ohio Arts Council
Patrick B. Mullen, Ohio State University


text:
Bern University
Albert Einstein Center for Fundamental Physics
Institute for Theoretical Physics
Gravity and String Theory Group
Albert Einstein Center for Fundamental Physics
Gravity and String Theory Group
Welcome to the homepage of the Bern Gravity and String Theory Group!
Head of the Group
Matthias Blau
Jay Armas
PhD Students
Blaise Rollier (finished October 2012)
(No other position is currently available)
The work of this group is supported by the
Swiss National Science Foundation
We are members of the EU-COST Action
The String Theory Universe
We are also members of the NCCR (National Center of Competence in Research)
(The Mathematics of Physics)
Close links and interactions exist with the group of
Jean-Pierre Derendinger
Quantum Gravity and String Theory
General Relativity
Topological Field Theory
Recent Conference:
Recent Developments in String Theory
(Ascona, July 20-25 2014)
Recent School:
CERN Winter School on Supergravity, Strings and Gauge Theory 2014
(February 3-7 2014)
Recent Conference:
The String Theory Universe
(19th European Workshop on String Theory, AEC Workshop and 1st COST MP1210 Meeting) (Bern, September 2-6 2013)
Recent School:
CERN Winter School on Supergravity, Strings and Gauge Theory 2013
(February 4-8 2013)
Recent Conference:
15th European Workshop on String Theory
(ETHZ, September 7-11 2009)
Recent Conference:
Strings, M-Theory and Quantum Gravity
(Ascona, July 25-30 2010)
Conference Series:
Mini-Conference Series of the Swiss String Theory Community:
(will be resumed/revived in 2015)
Graduate Courses:
Advanced Courses for PhD students given in the framework of the Graduate School of the
Albert Einstein Center for Fundamental Physics
Seminars and Colloquia
(usually on Wednesdays and Fridays - announcements can be found
Public Lectures:
Physik am Samstag
Public lectures on various aspects of physics for high-shool students and a general audience (in German).
Public Lectures:
Einstein Lectures
Openings (Update March 2012 / October 2012)
Updated information about postdoc positions
in the
Gravity and String Theory Group
and/or in the group of
Jean-Pierre Derendinger
The positions have now been filled. We have no openings for positions starting autumn 2013.
Getting in Touch with us
Postal Address:
Institut für Theoretische Physik
Universität Bern
Sidlerstrasse 5
CH-3012 Bern
Telephone: +41 (0)31 631 86 26 (Matthias Blau)
Secretary: +41 (0)31 631 86 31
Fax: +41 (0)31 631 3821
e-mail: typically "lastname at itp.unibe.ch" (see the
ITP Staff
page for details)


text:
Public Funds Defined Contribution Webinar
Thursday, October 4, 2012
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
Public plan sponsors face many challenges, not least of which is how to ensure their defined benefit funds are able to meet their obligations. Increasingly, though, defined contribution plans are becoming a more important part of retirement benefits package for public employees. These plans are being streamlined and restructured. And rising on the public pension agenda is how to create the most appropriate investment lineup for your DC plan. Making sure that a DC plan meets the needs of both the sponsoring organization and its participants is a tall order in this economic environment. This P&I web seminar, a follow-up to our recent Public Funds Defined Contribution conference, will give public plan sponsors an overview of the most up-to-date thinking on how best to balance DB and DC plan offerings. Issues discussed by our panel of experts will include:
- Managing Risks in Your Supplemental Defined Contribution Plan
- The Fiduciary Perspective: Selecting (or Creating) a Prudent and Appropriate Target-Date Option for your Participants
- Understanding Risk in Target-Date Funds
- Keeping the Commitment: Public Plans in the New World of Retirement
Additionally, you will have the opportunity to address your own questions regarding defined contribution for public plans to our panel of experts.