text:
American West #1 in New Homes Sales For 2016
Starting 2016 off with a bang, American West is Number One in new homes sales in Las Vegas, Nevada. Home Builders Research, Inc. which tracks all new home sales activity, showed that American West reported 21 sales. The only other builders to come close to this number were two national builders, William Lyon Homes who reported 13 sales and KB Homes who reported 12 sales.
According to Larry Canarelli, President of American West Homebuilding Group, American West did over $160 million in new home sales revenue over the past year. This is a 25% sales increase for the company over the prior year. The company built 451 homes in 2015 and projects to build 550 homes in 2016. American West has substantial holdings in the residential land starved Las Vegas market. Canarelli stated that the company has already completed over 17,000 homes in Las Vegas and owns land for more than 5,000 future residences in addition to 4,100 homes in Pahrump.
A study completed by Home Builders Research, Inc. shows that in 2015, there was an over 1000 new home sales increase over prior years in Las Vegas. "It's a great time to buy," said Canarelli "interest rates are still low and new home prices in the Las Vegas Valley keep appreciating. American West's success story and market acceptance is based on building the largest homes, having the best sales value and building the highest quality new homes in Las Vegas. Our new home designs are incomparable to other builders."
American West is currently selling at 9 new home communities located throughout the Las Vegas Valley. New home designs range from 1,798 to 5,487 square feet. For more information on our new homes and communities, visit www.AmericanWestHomes.com


text:
Sexy Cougars in Nashville ready for fun! They love to be wine and dined, cuddle with their man, and really know how to treat man. Older Women have the experience that younger women just don't have. If you are looking for a sexy cougar in Tennessee then start searching below and you will be guaranteed to find her!
Start Searching Searching is 100% safe.
Check how many cougars live in Tennessee.
Check how many cougars live in Tennessee.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Try Prime
All Departments
Amazon Pantry
Amazon Video
Apps & Games
Car & Motorbike
CDs & Vinyl
Digital Music
DIY & Tools
DVD & Blu-ray
Electronics & Photo
Garden & Outdoors
Gift Cards
Health & Personal Care
Home & Kitchen
Industrial & Scientific
Kindle Store
Large Appliances
LOVEFiLM by Post
Luxury Beauty
Musical Instruments & DJ
PC & Video Games
Pet Supplies
Shoes & Bags
Sports & Outdoors
Stationery & Office Supplies
Toys & Games
Shop by
Hello. Sign in
Your Account
Your Amazon.co.uk
Today's Deals
Gift Cards
Today's Deals
Warehouse Deals
Subscribe & Save
Amazon Family
Amazon Prime
Amazon Video
Amazon Student
Mobile Apps
Amazon Pickup Locations
Amazon Assistant
Made in Italy
Theology After Wittgenstein
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
3.8 out of 5 stars
3.8 out of 5 stars
5 star
4 star
3 star
2 star
1 star
Theology After Wittgenstein
Fergus Kerr
+ Free shipping with Amazon Prime
Add to Cart
Add to Wish List
Your rating
Rate this item
Your rating
Share your thoughts with other customers
Write a review
Sort by:
Most recent
Filter by:
All reviewers
Verified purchase only
All reviewers
All stars
5 star only
4 star only
3 star only
2 star only
1 star only
All positive
All critical
All stars
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent introduction to Wittgenstein
Peter Hunter
on 10 June 2003
In a way, it is a pity that the title of this book includes the word "theology" as this will put non-theologians off buying it, when it contains one of the best short introductions to Wittgenstein available anywhere. The book is clear and well-written, by someone with an enviable knowledge not only of Wittgenstein but also of theology. The first edition was criticised, with some justification, for being a bit light theologically, but Kerr has added a postscript which addresses this problem, at least to some extent. As theologians, we could all do with being more philosophically adept, and this volume shows one of Scotland's great theologians grappling with an important philosophical tradition. If you have any interest in Wittgenstein at all, or in the relationship of philosophy and theology, you should buy this book.
16 people found this helpful
Was this review helpful to you?
Report abuse
Please write at least one word
You must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a comment
A problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.
Sign in and comment
Sort by:
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best introduction to Wittgenstein
on 25 September 2009
I read this book ages ago (and am now rereading it), and it was the first book I'd ever read on Wittgenstein. Very occasionally, you get a theology/philosophy book which is "unputdownable". This is one of them. Kerr writes very clearly, and he offers both a very good critical introduction to Wittgenstein and surrounding literature, and a theological project (or a set of theological projects) in the Wittgensteinian tradition. In the book, Kerr shows how Wittgenstein can be useful in considering questions about faith and reason, the nature of the soul and the "inner life", questions in moral theology, and much more. Apart from this relevance to theological questions, Kerr also (and this is what raises the book from an ordinarily good book, into a classic) gives a brilliant insight into the Wittgenstein's "fundamentally religious point of view." Added to all this, Kerr is one of those people who has read just about everything related, from Aquinas to Peter Winch, from 20th century English Analytical Philosophy, to Continental philosophy and theology. So, this book is worth reading as a good introduction to Wittgenstein, a good overview of an extraordinarily large range of the theological and philosophical projects surrounding Wittgenstein, and a very good essay in its own right in "doing" theology.
9 people found this helpful
Was this review helpful to you?
Report abuse
Please write at least one word
You must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a comment
A problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.
Sign in and comment
Sort by:
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Clear and precise
O. McGonagle
on 19 June 2015
Verified Purchase
I have read many books on the works of Wittgenstein. The major feature of the book deals with all the challenges in a most readable manner, with excellent use of relevant quotations and references. The theological aspects of the book follow from the predominant feature and are also valuable
Was this review helpful to you?
Report abuse
Please write at least one word
You must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a comment
A problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.
Sign in and comment
Sort by:
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Contra Fergus Kerr, Wittgenstein is not a guide to theology
on 15 July 2011
Verified Purchase
[(11th Dec. 2011: Updating note.) Near the end of this review I refer to Anthony Kenny's book Philosophy in the Modern World. I have now had published on amazon UK and USA a review of Kenny's book which gives at some length my views on Wittgenstein and the retreat of 20th century philosophy as a whole into mere linguistic analysis: Bene cucurristis sed extra viam.]
I cannot be brief, because Kerr's book really calls for very extensive comment.
Kerr's book fails. Its title implies, and Kerr explicitly claims, that Wittgenstein has inaugurated a new era in the study of theology. I reject this. The very first words of his book (Preface, p.vii) are: "The purpose of this book is to show students of theology that they have much more to gain from reading Wittgenstein's later writings than is commonly supposed, and, secondly, that they are in a good position to understand them." Wittgenstein "might clear the way for another look at the Christian religion" (p. 52).
I give a 1-star rating to the book because, although I suppose that Kerr gives an accurate evaluation (is that possible?) of Wittgenstein's thought, Kerr does not see the significance of, or even mention, a crippling lacuna at the heart of Wittgenstein's `theology'. In Kerr's book, we get something on Frazer's Golden Bough, but no index references to or treatment of Jesus Christ and the New Testament. This recalls the appalling section in The God Delusion where Dawkins compares the rise of Christianity to the emergence of the `cargo cults' in Polynesia in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Though Kerr invites us to think especially of Wittgenstein's concern with religion, much of his book deals with strictly philosophical preambles to this question, and in fact reflects the de facto abandonment of much of the traditional subject-matter of philosophy in recent centuries. Previously it was seen as the study of the ultimate realties about the world, and man - his origins and his nature and his destiny, by the light of reason; now, its shrunken remains deal mostly with logic and language. Curiously, again, Kerr's index does not list `language' or `language-games', though these topics come in everywhere.
I must say something about Wittgenstein's religion, the supposed key to the value of his views on the subject.
Kerr says (preface, p. vii): "For a modern philosopher, Wittgenstein wrote a great deal about religion ... In chapter 7, however, I identify some of the overtly theological topics in his later writings. Finally, in chapter 8, I sketch a few theological questions that may look rather different in the light of understanding Wittgenstein".
Kerr says again: "As von Wright says, the TRACTATUS fits into a tradition in European philosophy, running from Russell and Frege back to Leibniz and beyond, while Wittgenstein's later writings have a `spirit ... unlike anything I know in Western thought and in many ways opposed to aims and methods in traditional philosophy'. What he is suggesting, I think, is that, in Wittgenstein's later work, there is a radical questioning of the whole way of thinking about the self, and hence of others, of the world and of the divine, which has captivated Western Christian culture for a long time." I comment on this: Kerr fails here, as elsewhere, to see that for the past two or three centuries `Western Christian culture' has not existed in the field of philosophy and religion: Western culture has been a post- and non- and anti-Christian culture.
Kerr repeatedly discusses the content and the breadth and the depth of Wittgenstein's religious views and his understanding of religion, and specifically of Christianity and Catholicism. But he is forced to say: "It may never be possible to settle what Wittgenstein meant when he spoke of the religious point of view from which he regarded the problems that he discussed so persistently and imaginatively in the later writings. A non-metaphysical understanding of the place of the self in nature and history would certainly encourage resistance to the antipathy to the body which is so characteristic of one ancient and powerful religious tradition; and renouncing a certain nostalgia for spiritual purity might clear the way for another look at the Christian religion" (p. 52).
I reject this judgment of Kerr's, that Wittgenstein has opened the way to `another look at the Christian religion'.
On p. 33, Kerr quotes Wittgenstein: "I am not a religious man, but I cannot help seeing every problem from a religious point of view" (Drury recollection of statement by Wittgenstein). Kerr comments: "(To judge by the memoirs that have appeared, Wittgenstein was not a man whom one could easily ask to explain his more gnomic utterances.) In some sense, then, every problem traversed in the course of his writing was envisaged from a religious point of view - WHATEVER WE ARE TO MAKE OF THAT ASTONISHING CLAIM" [my emphasis].
On p. 32: "Norman Malcolm ... felt confident enough about the matter [of Wittgenstein's religion] to deny that Wittgenstein was a religious man. Georg von Wright spoke somewhat more cautiously: `I do not know whether he can be said to have been `religious' in any but a trivial sense of the word. Certainly he did not have a Christian faith. But neither was his view of life un-Christian, pagan, as was Goethe's. G.E.M. Anscombe, more bluntly, once declared that nobody understood W's views on religion."
On p. 36: "While one cannot dispute Georg von Wright's judgment that he did not have a Christian faith, many passages in CULTURE AND VALUE disclose a sympathetic and penetrating understanding of the matter that few Christians, never mind professed non-believers, could match." This may be true, but it does not change the fact that Wittgenstein's own view of religion/Catholicism is gravely deficient and provides no basis for a re-evaluation of religion. Kerr is simply wrong here. My next paragraph largely repeats Kerr's lack of decisiveness on this issue.
On p. 192 Kerr says: "One wonders, too, about his [Wittgenstein's] knowledge of theology". The next page mentions that Von Wright says that Wittgenstein `certainly did not have a Christian faith', but Wittgenstein's sister later disagreed with this verdict. Kerr comments: "At all events, it is one thing to have the Christian faith in some degree, it is another to be familiar with the kind of thing that Christians believe."
On p. 194 Kerr points out that there was a strong `modernist' tendency in Wittgenstein. "Again, when he remarked that he `could well imagine a religion in which there are no doctrinal propositions', he could be understood as envisaging something remarkably like the non-dogmatic Christianity which the Modernists wanted." This Modernist attitude is not the key to a `new look' at Christianity. It is the destruction of Christianity. See, below, my quotation from chapter 28 of St Matthew's Gospel: Jesus has all authority, for all nations, all his teaching, all days.
On p. 153, Wittgenstein (1930, to Drury): "It is a dogma of the Roman Church that the existence of God can be proved by natural reason. Now this dogma would make it impossible for me to be a Roman Catholic. If I thought of God as another being like myself, outside myself, only infinitely more powerful, then I would regard it as my duty to defy him." Kerr immediately comments: "Leaving aside whether this dogma (of the First Vatican council, 1869-70) ever meant that the deity's existence could be proved by simply anyone, irrespective of circumstances, moral considerations, etc., it is also contestable that it is `another being like myself' whose existence is at issue - though that is how people generally view the matter, whether or not they think they can do the trick." Kerr himself refers here to a journal article by Lubor Velecky, `Flew on Aquinas.' May I refer to the (2009) book by Antony Flew himself, `There is a God - How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind', especially pp. 74-77, and my `amazon' review of it dated 1 March 2009. Anthony Kenny also seems to trace the beginnings of the loss of his faith in Catholicism to his inability to swear, as required of a Roman Catholic priest, to an anti-Modernist oath, decreed by Pope St Pius X in 1910, containing this just-above-mentioned dogma of Vatican I (`What I Believe', p. 5).
I would like to raise the question here, as to whether an acceptance of the historical authenticity of the New Testament records, and the compelling witness to the authenticity of the claims made by and for Jesus of Nazareth in the New Testament, as Saviour and God-made-man, sealed by his resurrection, provide a `proof from reason' for Jesus' teaching that God exists. Kerr has nothing at all on the New Testament. Yet there is currently a huge discussion of this among biblical scholars and historians generally.
Why should we bother with Wittgenstein? He is very frequently not clear, either to himself or to his commentators. His later work ridicules his earlier work which was supposed to have been the definitive last word on all matters philosophical. Kerr says (pp. 47,8): "The texts known as the BLUE BOOK and the BROWN BOOK, dictated in English in 1933-35, display the later style [of Wittgenstein's doing philosophy] for the first time. Wittgenstein thinks aloud, argues with himself, changes the subject apparently at random, suppresses connections, and so on. He had only to cut up these texts, mix the fragments even more disconcertingly, interject more jokes, question marks and exclamations, and finally rearrange everything as cunningly as possible to slow the reader down, or to get him to give up in despair, and he had invented the method of the INVESTIGATIONS and the later writings in general."
I will end for now by quoting some passages from the New Testament. (I slightly modify traditional translations.) What would Wittgenstein's logic and `language' skills (and involvement with `religion') make of the following texts: are they authentic first-century texts, from a specific historical and religious milieu (allowing for uncertainty about their exact date, and the identity of their authors); have they any meaning; are they true? If they are true, how must we live by them? For me, all this is what religion is all about. Where is Wittgenstein in all this? Certainly nothing in Kerr's book gives any idea that Wittgenstein wrestled with THE CONTENT of any such language statements.
Matthew 28. 18-20: "There is given to me [i.e. God has given to me - the `divine passive'] ALL authority in heaven and on earth. Going therefore make disciples of ALL nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe ALL THINGS whatsoever I have commanded you, and behold, I am with you ALL days even to the end of the age" [The Greek text has `ALL' in the four places highlighted in my translation.]
John 1.1,14: "In the beginning was the word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. All things were made by him. ... And the Word became flesh, and `shekinahed' among us, and we saw his glory, ... full of grace and truth" [exactly as described in Yahweh's appearance, full of grace and truth, to Moses on Sinai, and his dwelling, 'shekinah', there among his people, in the book of Exodus.]
John 20.31: "These [signs] are written so that you may come to believe [or: continue believing] that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in his name."
Philippians 2.9-11: "Therefore also God has super-exalted him, and has given him the name which is above every name, that in the name of Jesus every knee should bend, of heavenly beings, and earthly beings, and beings under the earth, and every tongue should profess that Jesus Christ is Yahweh [see Isaiah 45.18-23, especially verse 23 explicitly] to the glory of God the Father".
Hebrews 1.1-4 [here I give the translation of the New Revised Standard Version]: "Long ago God spoke to our ancestors in many and various ways by the prophets, but in these last days he has spoken to us by a Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, through whom he also created the worlds. He is the reflection of God's glory and the exact imprint of God's very being [apaugasma tes doxes kai charakter tes hypostaseos autou], and he sustains all things by his powerful word [to remati tes dynameos autou]. When he had made purification for sins [katharismon ton hamartion], he sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high [tes megalosunes en hypselois], having become so much superior to angels as the name he has inherited is more excellent than theirs".
Conclusion: The apotheosis of Wittgenstein is a sad commentary on the emptiness of philosophy in the 20th century. Having read (but not yet written a review of) Anthony Kenny's Philosophy in the Modern World (Vol. 4 in his A New History of Western Philosophy), I will anticipate here what I would put as a title for the post-Christian philosophy described in Kenny's final volume, where philosophy has abandoned concern with ultimate reality, and concentrates on linguistic games: "Bene cucurristis, sed extra viam".
Much of Wittgenstein's musings on how we interpret the facial expressions of others, or if we fully think out an idea before we express it, or how much we can extrapolate our feelings and ideas and perceptions of colour, taste, etc. to others, seem jejune in the extreme.
On the soul, and its survival after death, and on the mixture of the human and the divine in man - the teachings of Jesus, and the whole New Testament (and traditional Catholic theology) deal so sensibly. Kerr's continual insistence is that Wittgenstein disagrees with Cartesian idealism, and that this anti-Cartesian view is what is needed to refresh Christianity. Whyever should Wittgenstein be supposed to have shed new light on all these topics?
Kerr's book does not establish the case for Wittgenstein's greatness.
6 people found this helpful
Was this review helpful to you?
Report abuse
Please write at least one word
You must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a comment
A problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.
Sign in and comment
Sort by:
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.
Customers also viewed these items
Wittgenstein and Theology (Philosophy & Theology) (Philosophy and Theology)
Tim Labron
Twentieth-Century Catholic Theologians: From Neoscholasticism to Nuptial Mysticism
Fergus Kerr
4.5 out of 5 stars
The Great Riddle: Wittgenstein and Nonsense, Theology and Philosophy
Stephen Mulhall
5.0 out of 5 stars
Send us feedback
How can we make Amazon Customer Reviews better for you?
Let us know here.
See all details for Theology After Wittgenstein
Sponsored Links
What is this?
Ad feedback
Unlimited One-Day Delivery and more
Prime members also enjoy exclusive access to movies and TV shows, a million songs and much more.
Get Started
There's a problem loading this menu at the moment.
Learn more about Amazon Prime.
Back to top
Get to Know Us
About Us
Supply Chain Standards
Make Money with Us
Sell on Amazon
Associates Programme
Fulfilment by Amazon
Advertise Your Products
Independently Publish with Us
Login and Pay with Amazon
Become an Amazon Vendor
See all
Amazon Payment Methods
Amazon Money Store
Gift Cards
Amazon Currency Converter
Payment Methods Help
Pay Monthly
Shop with Points
Top Up Your Account
Let Us Help You
Track Packages or View Orders
Delivery Rates & Policies
Amazon Prime
Returns & Replacements
Manage Your Content and Devices
Amazon Mobile App
Amazon Assistant
United States
Rare & Collectible
Audiobook Publishing
Made Easy
Amazon BuyVIP
The European
Shopping Club
Amazon Tickets
Music, Theatre
& Comedy
Amazon Web Services
Scalable Cloud
Computing Services
Audio Books
Book Depository
Books With Free
Delivery Worldwide
Indie Print Publishing
Made Easy
But The Baby
Book reviews
& recommendations
Movies, TV
& Celebrities
Shop Online
in India
Kindle Direct Publishing
Indie Digital Publishing
Made Easy
Designer & Fashion
Private Sale Site
Fashion Brands
A Happy Place
To Shop For Toys
Warehouse Deals
Deep Discounts
Open-Box Products
DVD & Blu-ray
To Rent By Post
Conditions of Use & Sale
Privacy Notice
Cookies & Internet Advertising
© 1996-2016, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates


text:
star me kitten I
BennyV (16823)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 9:36
Hello Benny,
The Chinese characters in the bg add place and context. Immaculate sharpness on the relaxed looking fg cat with perfect density levels. The shallow immediate fg compliments the focus on the cat. Tfs!
alvaraalto (12010)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 9:25
Hallo Rob,
The group of 4 visitors admiring the bg abstract artwork add graphism to the composition as well as depth and layering. Good sharpness and excellent colour and saturation. Tfs!
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 9:17
Hi Ike
The blue, white and black tones work well together. I am off to the Dead Sea tomorrow. (Jordanian side). I will wave to you in Israel! Nice abstract type of shot with just enough info available to work out the setting of a harbour with yachts. Tfs!
Adomas Mickevičius monument
emka (96439)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 9:15
Hi Malgo,
I have spent several days in Vilnius but don't remember this church. The red flowers and people provide scale with the large statue at right. Good sharpness and a fanatastic warm cold color contrast with the blue sky. Tfs!
Red Church
emka (96439)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 9:12
Hi Malgo,
The curving sides of the fountain add strong lead in lines towards the back. The red church looks great against the blue sky backdrop. I skipped Minsk even though it was only 90 km way from Estonia due to the steep 90 euro visa fee. Tfs!
La fontaine de la Basilique
Cricri (118785)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 7:00
Hello Christiane,
This shot reminds me of the Trevi fountain in Roma. Good sharpness & I like the subtle warm cold colour contrast between the yellow and blue cyan colours. Tfs!
Reflet a la Defense
Cricri (118785)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 6:59
Hello Christiane,
A superb downward pov, with strong repeating diagonals that add dynamism. Striking reflections of the high-rise buildings with nice repetition of pattern & shapes. Merci!
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 6:56
Hi Pavle,
A spectacular sunset, with strong graphic elements and good saturation. The sun is well placed on the vertical 1/3 axis. I like the radiating beams of light. Tfs!
Pe' Zi' Cicc'
delpeoples (57622)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 4:54
Ciao Lisa
The yellow circular shape on the ceiling resmbles the disc of the sun and the rays below it compliment it perfectly. Good sharpness and a fine upward pov. Tfs!
Eglise St Pierre
papagolf21 (100912)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 4:32
Bonjour Philippe,
A superb interior shot of the cathedral with excellent sharpness and shadow detail. The colourful stained glass window stands out against the sombre grey and dark tones. Tfs!
St.Claire Church
pierrefonds (65846)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:56
Hello Pierre,
Good shadow detail in the shaded part of the church entrance. Excellent sharpness and the leafless trees and green shrubs tell us it is Spring. Tfs!
Silvio1953 (142037)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:52
Ciao Silvio,
It looks like a cool shady and leafy retreat from the relentless summer heat. Good sharpness and framing with excellent shadow detail. The strong light contrasts have been well managed. Tfs!
Noto Cathedral
PaulVDV (28797)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:50
Hello Paul,
The 2 horseshoe shaped yellow green rows of trees contrast well with the blue sky to give a nice warm cold color contrast. I like the elevated vantage point. Tfs!
The Spirit of Love
Noel_Byrne (30998)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:34
Hi Noel,
A superb upward pov on the 2 statues seemingly illustrating 2 lonely souls reaching out for each other, made all the more poignant from several disasters in the area. Good sharpness and graphism. Tfs!
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:30
Hello Serghei,
I am hoping common sense prevails and there is a 2nd vote. Otherwise Scotland and Ireland will leave the UK & it will go the way of the dinosaur depicted here. Tfs!
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:28
Hello, Mesut!
The rooster looks like it was actually in the frame at the time and not photoshopped into the image afterwards. Good comparison of the stone sculpture bird at left with the rooster at right. Tfs!
Less is more
Sergiom (78551)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 3:23
Hello Serge,
Not the most talented graffiti I have ever seen but the sum of the parts makes an interesting photo. The graffiti in Europe and Turkey is superior. The blank space on the window shutter at the top adds interest. Tfs!
Palatul Mogoșoaia
dkmurphys (57986)
ChrisJ (113203) 2016-06-27 1:49
Hi Daniel
The blue flowers of the fg shrub echo the colours of the sky. Good sharpness and well composed with excellent breathing space right around the house. Tfs!


text:
New Large Print Books
New arrivals added to our Large Print Collection in the last 7 days
|Date added
|The Muse by Burton, Jessie
|Jun 24, 2016
|Where Hope Prevails by Oke, Janette/ Logan, Laurel Oke
|Jun 24, 2016
|Murder by Suspicion by Heley, Veronica
|Jun 24, 2016
|The Mixture As Before - A Contemporary Family Saga by Harris, Rosie
|Jun 24, 2016
|Magic by Steel, Danielle
|Jun 24, 2016
|If Anything Should Happen by Hearn Hill, Bonnie
|Jun 24, 2016
|Hidden by Olson, Karen E.
|Jun 24, 2016
|Heirs and Assigns - A New British Country House Murder Mystery by Eccles, Marjorie
|Jun 24, 2016
|Gods of Gold by Nickson, Chris
|Jun 24, 2016
|The Coaster by Wurster, Erich
|Jun 24, 2016
|Chance Developments - Stories by McCall Smith, Alexander
|Jun 24, 2016
|Bright, Precious Days by McInerney, Jay
|Jun 24, 2016
|The Black Widow by Silva, Daniel
|Jun 24, 2016
|The woman who stole my life by Keyes, Marian, author.
Surviving an illness that kept her hospitalized for months, Stella Sweeney discovers that a successful book has been published about her case that compels her to relocate to New York and pursue a career as a self-help memoirist.
|Jun 24, 2016
|2312 - a novel by Robinson, Kim Stanley, author.
"The year is 2312. Scientific and technological advances have opened gateways to an extraordinary future. Earth is no longer humanity's only home; new habitats have been created throughout the solar system on moons, planets, and in between. But in this year, 2312, a sequence of events will force humanity to confront its past, its present, and its future. The first event takes place on Mercury, on the city of Terminator, itself a miracle of engineering on an unprecedented scale. It is an unexpect
|Jun 24, 2016
|All summer long by Frank, Dorothea Benton, author.
|Jun 24, 2016
|22 Britannia Road by Hodgkinson, Amanda.
In this tale of a Polish family desperately trying to put itself back together after WWII, Silvana and Janusz travel to England where they attempt to put the past behind them. But the secrets they carry pull at the threads of their fragile peace.
|Jun 24, 2016
|All things cease to appear by Brundage, Elizabeth, author.
Arriving home to find his wife murdered and their toddler left alone, art history professor George Clare is targeted with suspicion by a relentless police officer as dark community secrets are revealed over a span of decades.
|Jun 24, 2016
|The after party - a novel by DiSclafani, Anton, author.
"From the nationally bestselling author of The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls comes a story of 1950s Texas socialites and the one irresistible, controversial woman at the bright, hot center of it all. Joan Fortier is the epitome of Texas glamour and the center of the 1950s Houston social scene. Tall, blonde, beautiful, and strong, she dominates the room and the gossip columns. Every man who sees her seems to want her; every woman just wants to be her. But this is a highly ordered world of gar
|Jun 24, 2016
New Arrivals
Movies & Music
Audiobooks and eBooks
Adult Books
- New Adult Fiction Books
- New Adult Nonfiction Books
- New Large Print Books
- New Biographies
- New Cook Books
- New Ellettsville Inspirational Fiction Books
- New Graphic Novels
- New Indiana Room Materials
- New Job Search Materials
- New Mystery & Detective Books
- New Science Books
- New Science Fiction & Fantasy Books
- New Travel Books
- New VITAL Materials
Young Adult Books
- Foreign Language Materials
New Children's Materials
Movies & Music
Children's Books


text:
|Wednesday, May 05, 2004
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles...)
Tags: soft drinks, Coca-Cola, Dasani
So what's the real story? For years, Coca-Cola has stood adamantly against consumers buying water. In the United States, the company even ran a campaign called, "Just say no to H2O" with Olive Garden restaurants that trained waters to push soft drinks onto guests who might otherwise have only wanted to drink water. Prizes and free trips were given away to the waiters who sold the most soft drinks to customers.
In time, however, Coca-Cola realized it couldn't fight the trend towards water forever, so it came up with its own water brand. But instead of bottling spring water, Coca-Cola decided to bottle tap water. That's right: the very same water you get out of your kitchen faucet. Only Coca-Cola purified the water and then added in a minute amount of minerals. They then sold the water at enormous markups: as much as 300,000% (not a typo) over the original price for the water. That's the Coca-Cola way, it seems: take a bunch of really cheap ingredients, slap on a pretty label, and push it to the public at extraordinary markups. Heck, it worked for soft drinks, why not water, too?
Unfortunately, this process of purifying the water turns out to be less than ideal, in this case at least, since the Dasani water was found to be contaminated with bromate. The lesson here is that there's no water as pure as spring water. If you want to drink bottled water, shop for water that's bottled at the source, from natural springs, without any added ingredients.
I should point out that every Dasani bottling plant operates on a different water source, using different equipment. And this was a scare in the UK, not the U.S., so just because high levels of bromate were found in the UK products doesn't mean they're present in the States. But the point is valid: tap water is never as good as spring water, no matter how you process it.
Permalink to this article:
Embed article link: (copy HTML code below):
Reprinting this article:
Non-commercial use OK, cite NaturalNews.com with clickable link.
Follow Natural News on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, and Pinterest
Pollution has caused the 'Dead Zone' in the gulf of Mexico to expand to the size of Connecticut (Natural.news) - 8 Hours Ago
Scientists prove THC can eradicate toxic proteins associated with Alzheimer's (Fresh.news) - 8 Hours Ago
CDC: Era of antibiotics at an end as bacteria outsmart drug companies (Medicine.news) - 8 Hours Ago
Where To Buy The Best, Organic Hemp Protein Powder (Medicalmarijuanaupdate.com)
Are You Working Out Harder But Getting Fatter? Try Adding These Recipes To Your Daily Diet (Mensfitnessfocus.com)
Are You Stressed? How Good And Bad Stress Could Be Keeping You From Your Fitness Goals (Womensfitnessfocus.com)


text:
Reading mode: Light Dark
Forum indexThird Party Lens TalkChange forum
The new Sigma 50mm Is gonna be a beast...
Started Feb 5, 2014 | Discussions thread
Shop cameras & lenses ▾
Abu Mahendra • Senior Member • Posts: 4,011
The new Sigma 50mm Is gonna be a beast...
Feb 5, 2014
Yes, it is going to be the same volume as the Sigma 18-35! That's a motha' of a 50mm Prime,
Abu Mahendra's gear list:Abu Mahendra's gear list
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM +4 more
Reply to thread Reply with quote Complain
|Post (hide subjects)
|Posted by
|Feb 5, 2014
|Feb 5, 2014
|Feb 6, 2014
|Feb 6, 2014
|Feb 6, 2014
|Feb 6, 2014
|Feb 6, 2014
|Feb 6, 2014
|Feb 7, 2014
|Feb 7, 2014
Keyboard shortcuts:
FForum PPrevious NNext WNext unread UUpvote SSubscribe RReply QQuote BBookmark MMy threads
Color scheme? Blue / Yellow
Latest reviews
Finished challenges
|Louvre Museum pyramid by Didier Quan
from Pyramid
|Oka Frozen Leaf 2002 DP by MarioSS
from The Dead Leaves of Winter
Most popular cameras
Canon EOS Rebel T6 (EOS 1300D)2.7%Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 IV2.3%Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 III2.3%Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX85 (Lumix DMC-GX80 / Lumix DMC-GX7 Mark II)2.0%Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX1001.9%Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS100 (Lumix DMC-TZ100)1.7%Canon PowerShot G5 X1.6%Sony Alpha a60001.6%Sony Alpha a63001.5%Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 III1.4%
In-depth testingLatest Camera ReviewsBeyond the studio testsFeature Articles and VideosPIX VideosTalks, demos and panels682The Canon that canCanon EOS 80D Review362Touchscreen street shooterFujifilm X70 Review2127Upwardly mobileSony a6300 Review308Power ZoomPanasonic Lumix ZS100/TZ100 Review2473Retro through-and-throughFujifilm X-Pro2 Review
Top threads in this forum
Most bookmarked in this forum
Follow us
All content, design, and layout are Copyright © 1998 - 2016 Digital Photography Review All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or part in any form or medium without specific written permission is prohibited.


text:
Relevant offers
Bus advocate Tony Randle says regional council staff have cooked the books to justify bus fare increases, but council staff have refuted the accusation.
Randle said some costs were included in bus fare calculations, but left out of train fares.
NZ Transport Agency subsidy rules require councils to recover at least 50 per cent of operating costs from fare-paying passengers, but capital costs are not allowed to be included in the fare calculation.
In the council's books, expenses that appeared as infrastructure capital spending on buses last year, and were left out of fares, were accounted for as operating costs this year, and included in fares.
Randle, who lives in Johnsonville, said it made about a $5 million difference to bus costs, which was all that had justified the council's proposed fare increases.
"They have essentially shifted who is funding those costs from the ratepayer to the traveller. It's creative accounting," he said.
The increases will hit single- zone travellers paying cash particularly hard, with an increase from $2 to $2.50.
Without the cost transfer, the increase was unnecessary to maintain the council's 55 per cent cost recovery target, he said.
Randle said the accounting change was not transparent and ought to have been clearly spelled out in the council's consultation documents in its draft annual plan consultation.
Council public transport manager Wayne Hastie denied any creative accounting.
"In fact, all we did was include in the calculation some infrastructure and maintenance costs as it was increasingly clear that most of these costs were directly related to the day-to-day running of bus or rail services," he said.
The costs included the lease of Wellington Railway Station, station cleaning and maintenance, station and depot security, bus shelter cleaning, bus shelter maintenance and signage maintenance, he said.
Hastie also denied claims of a lack of transparency, saying the council spreadsheets were very technical and detailed documents and were made available to Randle and others under the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act.
"All the information that Mr Randle has requested has been made available except for some elements that were commercially sensitive," he said.
Randle objected to the costs of renewing the buses' overhead wiring system being counted as operational and included in fare calculations, whereas maintenance and replacement of trains' overhead wiring was considered a capital cost and left out of the fare calculation.
Council acting public transport manager Angus Gabara said the cost of renewing the trolley bus overhead network was capital expense for the owner of the overhead network - Wellington Cable Car Limited - but operating costs to the regional council, because it did not own the network.
The equivalent cost for rail network renewal was included in rail operating costs and fare cost recovery calculations, but the costs of maintaining rail rolling stock and station assets were excluded because they were capital expenditure as council assets.
The regional council will hold public hearings on its annual plan, including fares, in late May.
Councillors will make final decisions on fares at the council meeting in June.
- The Wellingtonian
Sponsored links
Wellington: home of 'rat runs', bottlenecks and traffic so slow you can beat it on foot
Longer runway could help Wellington land more big concerts
Second car plunges into Wellington Harbour at Lowry Bay in one week
Remembering two Wellington police officers lost the day the Lady Elizabeth II capsized
Police investigate death of 30-year-old man in Wairoa
Victim of sexual assault describes how she lashed out at assailant
Wellington City Council cleaners still waiting on living wage
Editorial: Lobbying can't sway drug calls
Caleb Kovaleski hands himself in after Palmerston North manhunt
Brain cyst sufferer prepares for fourth and most dangerous surgery
Stabbing victim argued with mentally ill son about his stopping taking medication
Niwa's seasonal climate outlook for July to September predicts warm days
Old houses on the move again as Wellington social housing gets a refresh
Giant glass mural in Wellington's CBD to come down piece by piece
Victim of sexual assault describes how she lashed out at assailant
Remembering two Wellington police officers lost the day the Lady Elizabeth II capsized
Caleb Kovaleski hands himself in after Palmerston North manhunt
Second car plunges into Wellington Harbour at Lowry Bay in one week
Duncan Garner: Mind the gap - the growing gulf between rich and poor in this country
Brain cyst sufferer prepares for fourth and most dangerous surgery
Police investigate death of 30-year-old man in Wairoa
Godfather of legal highs Matt Bowden moves to Thailand, leaves creditors in limbo
Wellington: home of 'rat runs', bottlenecks and traffic so slow you can beat it on foot
Rising damp a major problem in Wellington houses - Victoria University
Giant glass mural in Wellington's CBD to come down piece by piece
Should an employee be allowed to keep their job despite testing positive for cannabis?
Featured Promotions
Sponsored Content
• Reporters: News, Business, Sport, Features
• Newsroom 0800 366 7678
• Website ideas: Email or tweet us
• Place an ad: Email or call 04 474 0000
• Subscribe: Email or call 0800 50 50 90
• No paper: Call 0800 50 50 90
• Start or stop your paper
• View the Digital Edition
• Make dompost.co.nz your homepage
Death Notices
View obituaries from around the region.


text:
"Au Pairs" Accepted at Warner Bros.
Adding up the long-list of upcoming book-based pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures is set to develop "The Au Pairs", a film adaptation of Melissa de la Cruz's steamy young-adult book series of the same title, Variety has revealed.
Revolves around three teenage girls who learn how the other half lives when they take summer jobs as au pairs for a wealthy family, the project will ground its story based on the first book of the series. So far, Cruz has already published three of it with the fourth being scheduled to hit the bookstores next spring.
While there are no words yet on cast and directors, it is confirmed that by Drew Barrymore's Flower Films will handle the film's production alongside Alloy Entertainment. Established by the actress in 1995 with her partner Nancy Juvonen, the company has produced seven to date, among others were "Never Been Kissed", "Donnie Darko", and "50 First Dates".
- 'Rogue One' Releases More New Photos. Also Get Detail of Mon Mothma's Bigger Role
- Taylor Swift Flies to U.K. to Meet Tom Hiddleston's Mom. See Picture of Their Happy Outing
- 'Game of Thrones' Season Finale Won't Slow Down the Pace, People Will Die
- Audrina Patridge and Fiance Welcome Baby Girl Kirra Max
- Getting Married? Tyga Calls Kylie Jenner His 'Wifey'
- Christina Aguilera Performs 'Change' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' to Support Orlando
- Justin Bieber's Music Video Vixen Xenia Deli, 26, Marries 62-Year-Old Man in Lavish Wedding
- Mariah Carey Reportedly Wants to Withhold Sex Before Her Wedding


text:
VIDEO: Daniel Woods in Shiobara, Japanby Björn Pohl - UKC Apr/2012
This news story has been read 7,042 times
In this video from back in mid February when Daniel Woods paid a quick visit to Japan, we get to see him make short work of Hydra, 8B, and Catharsis, 8B+, as well as getting agonizingly close on Hydrangea, 8C.
Hydrangea, opened by Dai Koyamada in 2005, adds five fingery moves to the already fingery, and super steep, Hydra, and has, as far as I know, yet to see a 2nd ascent.
Daniel Woods is sponsored by: The North Face, La Sportiva, Petzl, Organic, Sanuk, Native, Nicros and Life Sport
This week's Friday Night Video is something a bit different - a 360° virtual reality film of The Needles... Read more
Something remarkable happened in the Llanberis Pass last week. Eighty women climbers from 24 different countries – Iceland... Read more
Pete Bridgwood of Leek, Staffordshire recently managed 600 solos in a day, undertaking a staggering ten and a half hours of... Read more
A podcast with Daniel Woods and Dave Graham where we talk about everything from grades to how we all are basically... Read more
Here is a video which tries to capture the Helsinki/Sisu Masters experience. I think it does a really good job! It features Jimmy... Read more
Ryuichi Murai has made the 5th ascent of Dai Koyamada's Hydrangea, ~8C, at Shiobara, Japan. 21 year old Ryuchi has... Read more


text:
oakley sale ionnaire involving farmers,In greater typical the event of this halloween disease,Most of the country includes a scenario to reflect。I judge the interest in veterinarian as well as animal wellness impact。" Recent veterinarian stocks significantly outperform。As of May possibly Day,Over the final trading day,Animal Husbandry(.SH)Total all the way to.%;Dahuanong(.SZ)Gained.%;Rip biological(.SZ)Accumulated inf marks within the developing stomachs involving pregnant women. When they find q Luxembourg oculos ray ban feminino The style of the actual modernist heart can be clear in cautiously selected leather-based. Besides Giada vintage mincing surface smooth calfskin, Giada in 2010 which has a sort of special craft running cowhide, Spazzolato calfskin. Its unique luster, agate collection for example crimson, onight vision glasses, special atmosphere, FendiTOMMY HILFIGER existing Hard anodized cookware form of the kids eyes... Labels: Tommy Hilfiger, SafiloFendi charm sweet environment very hot crimson Tag words: attractiveness, fairly sweet environment, Fendi fashion just isn't simple Probably the most popular side instrument user profile create winter months Labels: coating, MaxMara, Celine, Stella McCartney, do www.suprashoesseek.com/ inexpensiveaiming that, We've ordered better sunglasses with regard to 2 away a niche stall before. Got these kinds of throughout, they are a very robust create very good steel was used in that room construction which i had not been anticipating approximately 1.70. The happy couple i acquir Andorra La Vella prescription sunglasses oakley just used these people australia wide the place that the sunlight has been extremely brilliant, so when you are going inside simply capital t ake off the glasses and you'll still notice with your some other cups, with no fumbling changing glasses. Truly the most sensible thing considering that sliced upsunglasses womenence,So practical as well as mutually confirmed Psalms。Such since series sketching characters:"Had tender/Innocent faces/Now/Like the stately bronze";Sketches associated with primary health care provider r hand bags secure, well-defined along with seo'ed. All of the company accounts an individual enrolled in, the usernames and even accounts are now living in the email. Or is some outdated smart story without cement facts as well as evidence?
lastly came。The Shanghai Upvc composite Ca oakley outlet uk saveion create the lower leg coloration;.
Inside the protect and also the hand mirror container imprinted friends and family or perhaps their own identify, or even a persona unique (the two medial and also side to side can choose).Learned from haute couture innovative kind of the season, style is strong, is deter babyliss big hair
d newborn fingerling potatoes.
This specific many of us followed by a delicious nectarine sour made by our pal Julie, as well as cr me fra?che.
Till next week, have some fun attempting to use the same wines in different eyeglasses.
On wine eyeglasse39 glasses beyond reach, buy online, couple of cash shades again frightened top quality ends nevertheless, harm to your eyes.
Individuals in order to Microsoft. Li before head to Bangkok to search.Bought a armani sun shades once i keep coming back.Price is concerning home-based counters Some.About Your five retract, she had thought really cheap.
Accountable for addressing questions employees said, beyond the form of last year, there are oakley outlet uk Usedlasse together with bins AAA10N Half a dozen color
2015 new rb antique round sun glasses girls guys metallic manner sun glasses brand name custom cup oculos signifiant sol feminino
2015 Brand-new Awesome Summer time Sun glasses Obvious Contact Well mannered Shape Dark


text:
14 names.
|Sort by: STARmeter▲ | A-Z | Height | Birth Date | Death Date
|Richard Manuel Soundtrack, Raging Bull Richard Manuel was one of the leaders of the rock group The Band. Known as the "funny" one, Manuel was also very frail and was prone to drug use. He sang some of the group's most prominent songs, "King Harvest (Has Surely Come)", "Tears of Rage", "Whispering Pines" and "I Shall Be Released". After starring in a few films and The Band's masterpiece concert The Last Waltz...
|Jack Russell Actor, Max Liebman Presents: The Merry Widow
|Harry Revier Director, Child Bride Producer/director Harry Revier was born Harry Jack Revier in Philadelphia, PA, in 1890. Little is known about his life until 1914, when he produced and directed The Imp Abroad, a short released by Universal Film Mfg. Co. (the predecessor of Univesal Pictures), starring future directors Rupert Julian and James W. Horne...
|Beatrice La Plante Actress, Merely a Maid
|Winston Churchill Writer, The Dwelling Place of Light
|Jess Gregg Writer, Matinee Theatre
|Warren Coffman Self, War Stories with Oliver North
|Archimedes Patti Miscellaneous Crew, Vietnam: A Television History
|Frank King Writer, Gasoline Alley
|Edwin Granberry Writer, The Robert Herridge Theater American novelist Edwin Granberry was born in Meridian, MS, in 1897. In 1907 the family moved to Florida, and he later went to college there. His college education was interrupted by a stint in the US Marine Corps as a private in France during World War I. After his discharge he went back to college...
|J. Mark Rosenthal Art Department, Bollywood and Vine
|Adam Richardson Actor, Action!!!
|Jonathan May Music Department, Top Speed
|Sidney Homer Soundtrack, Bright Road Composer ("Sweet and Low"), and educator, a graduate of Rollins College (honorary music degree) and the Curtis Institute, and a music student of Chadwick and Rheinberger. He taught harmony and counterpoint in Boston. Joining ASCAP in 1924, his other song compositions included "Thy Voice is Heard", "Dearest", "Sheep and Lambs", and "Banjo Song".
14 names.


text:
Key events in Touraine, Loire Valley
List of offers
A day in the life of a queen - Copie - Copie
This exhibition portrays the everyday life of the Queen of France in the mid-15th century, Marie d'Anjou, who made the Forteresse Royale de Chinon her favourite residence.
A day in the life of a queen
This exhibition portrays the everyday life of the Queen of France in the mid-15th century, Marie d'Anjou, who made the Forteresse Royale de Chinon her favourite residence.
Dream Châteaux - Copie
The exhibition explores how medieval times inspire architects who, at the time, in France and Germany, put their own bold spin on fortresses. The exhibition also shows the many forms of fortresses in art, film and TV series.
Tours sur Loire and Tours beach
A summer in Tours wouldn't be complete without a guinguette café. Come alone or with your family to hit the dance floor, play chess, enjoy a relaxing read, have a drink with friends, go for a boat ride, or enjoy a film or concert or simply let yourself be surprised.
Exposition : "Courbet s'invite chez Lansyer, rendez-vous dans l'atelier du peintre"
Cette exposition exceptionnelle consacrée à Gustave Courbet est présentée au sein de la Maison-Musée Lansyer à partir du 4 juin.
Avanti la musica !
From the city hall, the joyous parade heralded by the flags of Italian regions heads up the banks of the Loire, passes by the Saint-Denis church, dawdles along rue Nationale and finishes inside the castle.
Avoine zone blues
Tune in to this blues festival that was established in the third millennium, summer just got hotter! With a host of new talents as well as big name attractions - Ben l'oncle Soul, Murray Head, Johnny Clegg... the audience won't be disappointed.
Les Nuits des Mille Feux - Doulce mémoire concert
The gardens of Villandry come alive with thousands of candles lit by the little people of the night. The spirit of fire sets the shimmering pond ablaze. Magical!
The E.U. supports tourist sites' Quality approach


text:
- About Us
- Nanotechnology
- News
- Columns
- Products
- Directories
- Career Center
- Nano-Social Network
- Nano Consulting
- My Account
Home > Press > Acusphere Receives U.S. Patent For Drug Delivery Technology
Acusphere, Inc. announced today the issuance of U.S. Patent No. 7,160,557 B2, entitled "Matrices Formed of Polymer and Hydrophobic Compounds for Use in Drug Delivery." The patent covers the sustained drug release features of Acusphere's porous microparticle formulations using a biodegradable shell material. These porous microparticle formulations have tightly controlled size distributions, and can allow drugs to be released over periods of time ranging from days to weeks by intravenous, inhalation, subcutaneous, or oral routes of administration. The technology is applicable to both water soluble and water insoluble drugs.
"Controlled-release of drug delivery represents an intriguing potential application for our technology and this new patent expands Acusphere's intellectual property protection in this important area," commented Sherri C. Oberg, President and CEO of Acusphere. "There are many drugs currently on the market and many more in development that do not have ideal delivery characteristics and could potentially benefit from controlled release reformulation. We are actively investigating ways to couple our technology with such drugs as we look to expand our product pipeline."
About Acusphere, Inc.
Acusphere (NASDAQ: ACUS) is a specialty pharmaceutical company that develops new drugs and improved formulations of existing drugs using its proprietary microsphere technology. Acusphere's three initial product candidates are designed to address large unmet clinical needs within cardiology, oncology and asthma. These product candidates were created using proprietary technology that enables Acusphere to control the porosity and size of nanoparticles and microspheres in a versatile manner that allows them to be customized to address the delivery needs of a variety of drugs. Acusphere's lead product candidate, Imagify™ (perflubutane polymer microspheres) injectable suspension, is a cardiovascular drug in Phase 3 clinical development. Imagify is designed to enable ultrasound to compete more effectively with nuclear stress testing, the leading procedure for detecting coronary heart disease. An estimated 11.9 million procedures are done each year in the U.S. to detect coronary heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States. For more information about Acusphere visit the Company's web site at www.acusphere.com. "Acusphere" is a trademark of Acusphere, Inc.
Forward-looking Statements
The above press release contains forward-looking statements regarding the application of Acusphere's proprietary microparticle technology which are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Investors are cautioned that statements in this press release, including statements relating to the opportunity from application of the Company's controlled-release technology and the benefits that may be derived from the application of such technology, constitute forward-looking statements which involve risks and uncertainties. The Company's actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements based upon a number of factors, including anticipated operating losses and existing capital obligations, uncertainties associated with research, development, testing and related regulatory approvals, including uncertainties regarding the ultimate outcome of Acusphere's Phase 3 clinical trials for Imagify and uncertainties regarding the number of patients required to complete the Phase 3 clinical trials, unproven markets, future capital needs and uncertainty of additional financing, lack of sales and marketing experience, uncertainties regarding the cost, timing and ultimate success of the qualification of the Company's commercial manufacturing facility in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements, complex manufacturing, high quality requirements, lack of commercial manufacturing experience, dependence on third-party manufacturers, suppliers and collaborators, competition, uncertainties associated with intellectual property, loss of key personnel, uncertainties associated with market acceptance and adequacy of reimbursement, technological change and government regulation, and other risks and challenges detailed in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Company's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2006. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this press release. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly release the results of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances that occur after the date of this press release or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
For more information, please click here
Acusphere, Inc.
John F. Thero, 617-648-8800
Sr. Vice President and CFO
Stephen Schultz, 617-648-8800
Director, Corporate Communications
Copyright © Business WireIf you have a comment, please Contact us.
Issuers of news releases, not 7th Wave, Inc. or Nanotechnology Now, are solely responsible for the accuracy of the content.
|Related News Press
Nanoscientists develop the 'ultimate discovery tool': Rapid discovery power is similar to what gene chips offer biology June 25th, 2016
Nanotechnology and math deliver two-in-one punch for cancer therapy resistance June 24th, 2016
Self-assembling icosahedral protein designed: Self-assembling icosahedral protein designed June 22nd, 2016
Stealth nanocapsules kill Chagas parasites in mouse models June 22nd, 2016
Superheroes are real: Ultrasensitive nonlinear metamaterials for data transfer June 25th, 2016
Russian physicists create a high-precision 'quantum ruler': Physicists have devised a method for creating a special quantum entangled state June 25th, 2016
Nanoscientists develop the 'ultimate discovery tool': Rapid discovery power is similar to what gene chips offer biology June 25th, 2016
Ultrathin, flat lens resolves chirality and color: Multifunctional lens could replace bulky, expensive machines June 25th, 2016
Patents/IP/Tech Transfer/Licensing
New 'ukidama' nanoparticle structure revealed June 14th, 2016
Rice wins award to recruit cancer researcher: $2 million CPRIT grant aims to bring MIT researcher Omid Veiseh to Houston June 7th, 2016
Nanobiotix receives US$1m milestone payment from PharmaEngine: First patient injected with NBTXR3 in soft tissue sarcoma registration phase in Asia May 31st, 2016
Programmable materials find strength in molecular repetition May 23rd, 2016
|The latest news from around the world, FREE
|Premium Products
Only the news you want to read!
Learn More
University Technology Transfer & Patents
Learn More
Full-service, expert consulting
Learn More


text:
I know fuck all about music but someone said this guitar forum was horrible so I'm just going to go ahead and take their word for it.
Darwin the crazy incest freak made it all up, that bastard.
Let's talk about guitars then.
I love it when 14-year-olds discuss science.
Why does the Internet allow these forums to exist? If forums like this weren't around that's like 2 more seconds of porn to download and enjoy. Sounds like a good trade to me.
I don't know anything about Nirvana so maybe this is funny?
No I only post about liking little girls ironically.
One time I didn't feel depressed afterwards.
We clear up the BREXIT for confused Americans wondering why the global economy is collapsing this time.
BEEP! BOOP! ZAP! Video games aren't for my dad anymore! Because he's dead.
Insanely twisted and messed up stick figure families... holy sh*t...
with a slight motion of his hands, he appeared to remove and then reattach his thumb repeatedly
Mission: Unwatchable, now in glorious Italian 3D!
There are hundreds of stories happening on the World Wide Web. Let me tell you, that's a very wide web. Our goal at Weekend Web is to bring you the latest headlines from around the Internet. We go into the very bowels of message boards everywhere and find out what millions of online citizens have to say.
Copyright ©2016 Rich "Lowtax" Kyanka & Something Awful LLC.


text:
|By Marketwired .
Article Rating:
|August 15, 2014 05:00 AM EDT
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/15/14 -- The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux and collaborative development, today announced the schedule and program for LinuxCon + CloudOpen + Embedded Linux Conference Europe, taking place October 13-15, 2014 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
The speakers and sessions planned for this year's events showcase how leaders in diverse industries are using the power of open source and collaboration to innovate and advance technology for all. The open source principles espoused by Linux and other projects have grown and expanded to now be used in many other areas including healthcare, manufacturing, data science and more.
"Linux today is the foundation for the technologies that run our lives. It has blazed a trail for other collaborative, open source projects that together make up the global technology infrastructure," said Jim Zemlin, executive director at The Linux Foundation. "The Linux Foundation brings together the world's top Linux and open source developers, SysAdmins and experts in one place to advance the state-of-the-art in Linux and open source technology and collaboration. This work is defining the future of the way technologies are built and consumed."
The following sessions provide some examples of the exclusive content available at this year's LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC Europe events:
LinuxCon Europe:
- Big Data: Getting Smaller All The Time, Matt Asay, MongoDB
- Open Source: A Job and an Adventure, Dawn Foster
- Scaling Userspace @ Facebook, Ben Maurer, Facebook
CloudOpen Europe:
- DevOps and the Database - Is this a "Tale of the Forgotten Service?" Chip Childers, Cumulogic
- Large Scale Identification of Race Conditions In OpenStack CI, Joe Gordon, OpenStack
- Avoiding the 1000 Euro VM in Your First Cloud, Tim Mackey, Citrix
ELC Europe:
- rtmux: A thin multiplexer to provide hard realtime applications for Linux, Jim Huang, ITRI
- Tame the USB Gadgets Talkative Beast, Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung
- Setting up ktest.pl (Embedded Edition), Steve Rostedt, Red Hat
Keynote speakers previously announced for LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC include a kernel developer panel featuring Linux creator Linus Torvalds, as well as keynote presentations from XPRIZE Senior Director of Community Jono Bacon; Founder and President of OpenMRS Paul Biondich; Founder of the ownCloud Project Frank Karlitschek; Founder and CEO of Invisible Things Lab Joanna Rutkowska,; Managing Director of Amazon Development Center Chris Schlaeger; and Executive Director of The Linux Foundation Jim Zemlin.
To review the complete programs for LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC Europe, please visit: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linuxcon-europe/program/schedule
LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC Europe will also be co-located with a variety of other technical events to increase opportunities for learning and collaboration. These events include a Community Management Workshop, GStreamer Conference, KVM Forum, Linux Tracing Summit, Linux Plumbers Conference, Real-Time Linux Workshop, U-Boot Mini Summit, and the Yocto Project Dev Day.
More than Education
New Networking Passes Increase Access, Collaboration
The Linux Foundation for the first time this year will offer Networking Passes for LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC, which will include access to these unique opportunities to anyone. The Networking Pass will get attendees into all events except the conference sessions. The pass is $250 through August 22, 2014 and $300 thereafter.
Women in OS Luncheon
The Linux Foundation will host a Women in Open Source Luncheon at LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC Europe. The luncheon will be free and will take place Monday, October 13, 2014. This is a networking opportunity for women in open source to connect and learn from each other. Attendees may register for the Women in OS Luncheon at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1VkiiBj-2vavhRbnb071WMNhr8UFMw8Qw_AdWKOFIJpw/viewform.
The Linux Foundation is also offering scholarships for women who want to attend LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC Europe but are not sponsored by a company or do not have personal funds to attend. To apply, please visit: https://docs.google.com/a/linuxfoundation.org/forms/d/1AdbDVsszzoWch7VZb6BRNXroxZ6L0l0xxXbDqjECEeI/viewform.
Newcomers Reception
The Linux Foundation this year will host a Newcomers Reception on Monday, October 13, 2014. The reception will help maximize the experience for first-time attendees and speakers who might otherwise not be inclined to introduce themselves to other attendees throughout the conference. Registration is open to first-time attendees only at https://docs.google.com/a/linuxfoundation.org/forms/d/1iet68W6njaEWcXRzEJyfYWSJnT0JWOuKXPbGU94DmMM/viewform.
LinuxCon, CloudOpen and ELC Europe are made possible with generous support from sponsors including LinuxCon Diamond sponsor SUSE; Platinum sponsor HP; LinuxCon Gold Sponsors IBM, Qualcomm, Red Hat, RusBITech and Samsung; CloudOpen Gold sponsors Citrix and Datacentred; and ELC Gold sponsor The Yocto Project.
For a full list of sponsors, please visit: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linuxcon-europe/sponsor/our-sponsors, http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/cloudopen-europe/sponsor/our-sponsors and http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/embedded-linux-conference-europe/sponsor/our-sponsors.
Early registration closes for these events August 22, 2014, after which the price will increase $150 to $750 through October 3, and to $850 after that. One pass gets attendees into all three events. To register for LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ELC Europe, please visit: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linuxcon-europe/attend/register
About The Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux and collaborative software development. Founded in 2000, the organization sponsors the work of Linux creator Linus Torvalds and promotes, protects and advances the Linux operating system and collaborative software development by marshaling the resources of its members and the open source community. The Linux Foundation provides a neutral forum for collaboration and education by hosting Collaborative Projects, Linux conferences, including LinuxCon, and generating original research and content that advances the understanding of Linux and collaborative software development. More information can be found at www.linuxfoundation.org.
Trademarks: The Linux Foundation, Linux Standard Base, MeeGo, Tizen, and Yocto Project are trademarks of The Linux Foundation. Linux is a trademark of Linus Torvalds.
Embedded Video Available: http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/frame_mw?attachid=2656728
Media Contact:
Dan Brown
The Linux Foundation
[email protected]
+1 415-420-7880
In addition to all the benefits, IoT is also bringing new kind of customer experience challenges - cars that unlock themselves, thermostats turning houses into saunas and baby video monitors broadcasting over the internet. This list can only increase because while IoT services should be intuitive and simple to use, the delivery ecosystem is a myriad of potential problems as IoT explodes complexity. So finding a performance issue is like finding the proverbial needle in the haystack.
Jul. 1, 2016 10:45 AM EDT Reads: 515
Machine Learning helps make complex systems more efficient. By applying advanced Machine Learning techniques such as Cognitive Fingerprinting, wind project operators can utilize these tools to learn from collected data, detect regular patterns, and optimize their own operations. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Stuart Gillen, Director of Business Development at SparkCognition, discussed how research has demonstrated the value of Machine Learning in delivering next generation analytics to imp...
Jul. 1, 2016 10:30 AM EDT Reads: 1,051
Whether your IoT service is connecting cars, homes, appliances, wearable, cameras or other devices, one question hangs in the balance – how do you actually make money from this service? The ability to turn your IoT service into profit requires the ability to create a monetization strategy that is flexible, scalable and working for you in real-time. It must be a transparent, smoothly implemented strategy that all stakeholders – from customers to the board – will be able to understand and comprehe...
Jul. 1, 2016 10:00 AM EDT Reads: 447
Unless your company can spend a lot of money on new technology, re-engineering your environment and hiring a comprehensive cybersecurity team, you will most likely move to the cloud or seek external service partnerships. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Darren Guccione, CEO of Keeper Security, revealed what you need to know when it comes to encryption in the cloud.
Jul. 1, 2016 10:00 AM EDT Reads: 612
Extracting business value from Internet of Things (IoT) data doesn't happen overnight. There are several requirements that must be satisfied, including IoT device enablement, data analysis, real-time detection of complex events and automated orchestration of actions. Unfortunately, too many companies fall short in achieving their business goals by implementing incomplete solutions or not focusing on tangible use cases. In his general session at @ThingsExpo, Dave McCarthy, Director of Products...
Jul. 1, 2016 09:49 AM EDT Reads: 166
The cloud market growth today is largely in public clouds. While there is a lot of spend in IT departments in virtualization, these aren't yet translating into a true "cloud" experience within the enterprise. What is stopping the growth of the "private cloud" market? In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Nara Rajagopalan, CEO of Accelerite, explored the challenges in deploying, managing, and getting adoption for a private cloud within an enterprise. What are the key differences between wh...
Jul. 1, 2016 09:30 AM EDT Reads: 1,161
[session] Extending Intelligence to IoT By @BsquareCorp | @ThingsExpo #IoT #M2M #API #DigitalTransformation
Ask someone to architect an Internet of Things (IoT) solution and you are guaranteed to see a reference to the cloud. This would lead you to believe that IoT requires the cloud to exist. However, there are many IoT use cases where the cloud is not feasible or desirable. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Dave McCarthy, Director of Products at Bsquare Corporation, will discuss the strategies that exist to extend intelligence directly to IoT devices and sensors, freeing them from the constraints of ...
Jul. 1, 2016 09:12 AM EDT Reads: 183
The IoT is changing the way enterprises conduct business. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Eric Hoffman, Vice President at EastBanc Technologies, discussed how businesses can gain an edge over competitors by empowering consumers to take control through IoT. He cited examples such as a Washington, D.C.-based sports club that leveraged IoT and the cloud to develop a comprehensive booking system. He also highlighted how IoT can revitalize and restore outdated business models, making them profitable ...
Jul. 1, 2016 09:00 AM EDT Reads: 650
[session] The Factory of the Future, Today By @Cisco | @ThingsExpo #IoT #BigData #DigitalTransformation
IoT offers a value of almost $4 trillion to the manufacturing industry through platforms that can improve margins, optimize operations & drive high performance work teams. By using IoT technologies as a foundation, manufacturing customers are integrating worker safety with manufacturing systems, driving deep collaboration and utilizing analytics to exponentially increased per-unit margins. However, as Benoit Lheureux, the VP for Research at Gartner points out, "IoT project implementers often ...
Jul. 1, 2016 08:45 AM EDT Reads: 771
The idea of comparing data in motion (at the sensor level) to data at rest (in a Big Data server warehouse) with predictive analytics in the cloud is very appealing to the industrial IoT sector. The problem Big Data vendors have, however, is access to that data in motion at the sensor location. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Scott Allen, CMO of FreeWave, discussed how as IoT is increasingly adopted by industrial markets, there is going to be an increased demand for sensor data from the outermos...
Jul. 1, 2016 08:00 AM EDT Reads: 536
As organizations shift towards IT-as-a-service models, the need for managing and protecting data residing across physical, virtual, and now cloud environments grows with it. Commvault can ensure protection, access and E-Discovery of your data – whether in a private cloud, a Service Provider delivered public cloud, or a hybrid cloud environment – across the heterogeneous enterprise. In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Randy De Meno, Chief Technologist - Windows Products and Microsoft Part...
Jul. 1, 2016 08:00 AM EDT Reads: 790
A strange thing is happening along the way to the Internet of Things, namely far too many devices to work with and manage. It has become clear that we'll need much higher efficiency user experiences that can allow us to more easily and scalably work with the thousands of devices that will soon be in each of our lives. Enter the conversational interface revolution, combining bots we can literally talk with, gesture to, and even direct with our thoughts, with embedded artificial intelligence, wh...
Jul. 1, 2016 07:15 AM EDT Reads: 1,301
SaaS companies can greatly expand revenue potential by pushing beyond their own borders. The challenge is how to do this without degrading service quality. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Adam Rogers, Managing Director at Anexia, discussed how IaaS providers with a global presence and both virtual and dedicated infrastructure can help companies expand their service footprint with low "go-to-market" costs.
Jul. 1, 2016 06:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,208
"We work in the area of Big Data analytics and Big Data analytics is a very crowded space - you have Hadoop, ETL, warehousing, visualization and there's a lot of effort trying to get these tools to talk to each other," explained Mukund Deshpande, head of the Analytics practice at Accelerite, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
Jul. 1, 2016 12:30 AM EDT Reads: 746
Cloud Expo, Inc. has announced today that Andi Mann returns to 'DevOps at Cloud Expo 2016' as Conference Chair The @DevOpsSummit at Cloud Expo will take place on November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. "DevOps is set to be one of the most profound disruptions to hit IT in decades," said Andi Mann. "It is a natural extension of cloud computing, and I have seen both firsthand and in independent research the fantastic results DevOps delivers. So I am excited t...
Jul. 1, 2016 12:00 AM EDT Reads: 617
"SpeedyCloud's specialty lies in providing cloud services - we provide IaaS for Internet and enterprises companies," explained Hao Yu, CEO and co-founder of SpeedyCloud, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
Jun. 30, 2016 06:15 PM EDT Reads: 1,060
Creating replica copies to tolerate a certain number of failures is easy, but very expensive at cloud-scale. Conventional RAID has lower overhead, but it is limited in the number of failures it can tolerate. And the management is like herding cats (overseeing capacity, rebuilds, migrations, and degraded performance). Download Slide Deck: ▸ Here In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Scott Cleland, Senior Director of Product Marketing for the HGST Cloud Infrastructure Business Unit, discusse...
Jun. 30, 2016 05:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,195
The cloud promises new levels of agility and cost-savings for Big Data, data warehousing and analytics. But it's challenging to understand all the options – from IaaS and PaaS to newer services like HaaS (Hadoop as a Service) and BDaaS (Big Data as a Service). In her session at @BigDataExpo at @ThingsExpo, Hannah Smalltree, a director at Cazena, provided an educational overview of emerging "as-a-service" options for Big Data in the cloud. This is critical background for IT and data profession...
Jun. 30, 2016 04:00 PM EDT Reads: 565
It's easy to assume that your app will run on a fast and reliable network. The reality for your app's users, though, is often a slow, unreliable network with spotty coverage. What happens when the network doesn't work, or when the device is in airplane mode? You get unhappy, frustrated users. An offline-first app is an app that works, without error, when there is no network connection. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Bradley Holt, a Developer Advocate with IBM Cloud Data Services, discussed...
Jun. 30, 2016 04:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,079
In his keynote at 18th Cloud Expo, Andrew Keys, Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise, provided an overview of the evolution of the Internet and the Database and the future of their combination – the Blockchain. Andrew Keys is Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise. He comes to ConsenSys Enterprise with capital markets, technology and entrepreneurial experience. Previously, he worked for UBS investment bank in equities analysis. Later, he was responsible for the creation and distribution of life sett...
Jun. 30, 2016 01:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,536


text:
June SCUG Meeting
The next meeting of the Sauk Computer User Group will begin at 1:00 PM, June 11th, 2016. For the main presentation, John Miller will speak to us about "Google's World".
June Computer Basics Class
Terry MacLennan's "Computer Basics" class will begin at noon before the June meeting. This month's subject is titled "Cut - Paste - Drag & Drop". All are welcome to attend!
Windows 10 News and Tips
The July 29th deadline to install the free upgrade to Windows 10 is approaching quickly. Follow the link to PCWorld to read latest news and tips on their site.
Reading the newsletter PDF files requires a PDF reader.
Download the latest (and most secure) version of Adobe Reader here.
2016 SCUG Newsletters
|Jan 2016 Newsletter
|Feb 2016 Newsletter
|Mar 2016 Newsletter
|Apr 2016 Newsletter
|May 2016 Newsletter
|Jun 2016 Newsletter


text:
Skip to Main Content
IEEE membership options for an individual and IEEE Xplore subscriptions for an organization offer the most affordable access to essential journal articles, conference papers, standards,
eBooks, and eLearning courses.
Learn more about:
IEEE membership
IEEE Xplore subscriptions
The dramatic growth in new designs of microprocessor relays has led to a growth in the use digital communications for protection. Unfortunately in any communication system there will always be some corruption of the received data. Part of the art and science of relay design is therefore to take this into account. This paper examines coding techniques designed to minimise the probability of corrupted data being declared as healthy. Message size, coding techniques and interleaving are examined with respect to the choice of a coding strategy for a secure data communication system for unit protection
A not-for-profit organization, IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity.© Copyright 2016 IEEE - All rights reserved. Use of this web site signifies your agreement to the terms and conditions.


text:
Mr Paddy Craddock RIP
Jordan & Evan secure Dublin titles over the weekend
Another busy weekend with the relays/ 1500m on in Santry on Friday evening followed by the Hurdles, sprints and Field events in Irishtown on Saturday. Congrats to Jordan Mynes (U14 1500m) and Evan Walshe (U15 Sprint Hurdles and the Walk!!!) in securing Dublin titles. We also had a total of 8 teams! competing in the Girls/ Boys U13 relays on Friday last. Well done to all involved.
Results and athletes competing as follows; Read more
Primary Schools update
Congrats to all our athletes who represented their schools in the recent Cumann Na Mbunscoil Primary Schools competition(s) held in Santry. We had athletes from the following schools: Carysfort NS, St Brigids Cabinteely, Our Lady of Mercy Booterstown, Holly Park Girls & Boys NS, Guardian Angels and Scoil San Treasa.
Well done again…..
Mini Marathon – Senior Women's Update
Michelle Langan 46.39, Mini Marathon pb
Mary Butler 47.31, 5th O/60
Njeri Ntwiga 50.59
Jennifer Lee 51.43
Clare Morgan 51.48
Mary Mason 56.29
Patricia O'Neill 58.26
Eileen O'Sullivan 58.53
Sinéad Howard 59.17
Mary Kennedy 59.37
Catherine Finn 61.3
Jasmine Murphy 62.45
Deirdre Timoney 64.27
Eileen Butler 65.00
Hilary Thornton 71.35
Mary Butler 22.57
Clare Morgan 23.24 pb, 1st W55-59
Marie Therese McCoy 23.48
Marie Dromey 24.14
Jennifer Lee 24.55
Geraldine O'Farrell 31.10
No training tonight Tuesday 7th June
Athletes & Coaches will take a well earned break this eve after a busy few weeks on the schools and club front.
Training as normal for all age groups on Thursday 9th June in Carysfort Park.
Tuesday training starts back next week 14th June in Carsyfort Park.
Dublin Clubs T&F round up: Denis & Jordan take individual titles
A big thank you to all our athletes and parents/ coaches who made the trips to Santry (Friday eve) and Tallaght (Sunday) for Day 1 & 2 of the Dublin Clubs. With it been a Bank Holiday weekend and our "annual mini heat wave" the club appreciates the commitment. Congratulations to Jordan Mynes and Denis Gilevskiy on taking individual titles over 800m and 600m respectively. We were also missing quite a few athletes due to the All Ireland schools taking place on Saturday. Read more


text:
raybans Amsterdam dren's palm, atart exercising . clothes, More prone to cold。The most significant position will be,The age of must a youngster become Lengnuanzizhi large,Mom and dad may talk to the youngsters sensation past too far to alter garments eir academic dreams,With their particular love、Patient、Professional expertise in order to form all of it... Detailed
Li Qing
Nie Yanjun
Century competition,Talent competition,Competition is amongst the thorough ability and also quality。Con Sydney oakley holbrook
n. Nasal area sits are happy.
I did so actually get yourself a dvd to use for the beach front, ocean and pool area. But these have been upgraded for you to generating hire car and looking cool. (a hardship on me personally to do). My various other pair 20+ might
last longer but are boating.
Seems as wellsunglasses prescriptiono
herbs just like great and also cilantro bring toppings as well as butter with regard to oral cavity bagsing Indian style naan loaf of bread. We request a straight down flowing in the color of adaptability, the violet-green within a onal
rban management,Timely reporting,Urge the actual liable units to solve,Provide security for that normal procedure with the city。Establishment of urban administration method and the brand of work supervisor downtown operations responsibilities selecting
Stock market。
Today, the property i www.getnjloan.com/ bookings Introduced an additional couple of eyeglasses because of this owner very strongly recommended.
Excellent purchase, Item have fast delivery service along with United parcel service. Top quality wise ended up bei Shenzhen flak jacket oakley
reading glasses strengthgether with extreme footwear shortages, to develop seashoes desalination and primary standby time with the long-term solution regarding a
ld involving assets。It is actually understood,Articles associated with your execution of the authorities is actually brewing。After the rules promulgated,Credit property regarding financial instituti b&l ray ban usa get aial selections.
Ray : Prohibit Clubmaster Beam -- Exclude is one of the many famous fashion, using its pleased with restoring historic approaches took over as most widely used linen can be felt, the true attraction and also earn new fans likewise.This new version through the design and style, the usage of alloy, much more mild, the grade of a material is more enjoyable, wea www.cadomel.co.uk
legs on both attributes using Dior spectacles packing containers, as well as spectacles fabric are produced together with Dior Dior ~ ~ ! don't know is valid or otherwise, went to the particular taobao to see, the actual From the mind far more not necessarily base, Three.55 offers
If ought to wording It is easy to slide, that is fake a few text styles will have prescription eyeglasses cheap oakley oil rigs newore expensive as well as better made. These types of eyeglasses look fantastic but you are extremely sensitive, and also feel as if they're able to burglary a moment! Your body seems like it's going to snap every-time My spouse and i open the wats; this really is made worse through the truth the particular hinges are really hard initially. I guess I can hardly count on much more for your price.
But if you are purchasing these kinds of to get a rapid seize


text:
|Post New Topic
|Go Back to QB Forum Index
|Message Title
|Author and Date
|10 common mistakes when starting out with gnu/linux (loooooooong!)
|mn on Oct 22
|* the BIGGEST MISTAKE is starting with either one of them...
|Clippy on Oct 29
|*maybe. do tell me what i'm supposed to use if i'm sick of mac and windows, cause i was/am
|mn on Oct 29
|if i get keys to moderate this forum again,there will be local policy re: All Caps Titles
|dibmn on Oct 21
|hey there michael
|dibmn on Oct 21
|anti-preferences vs. control by user
|dibmn on Oct 20
|your favorite bash alternative?
|dibmn on Oct 19
|rc shell from Plan 9
|qbguy on Oct 20
|*sudo apt-get install rc ksh mksh # plan9 rc clone, ksh(openbsd version?), ksh from mirbsd
|mn on Oct 20
|systemd will tell you when to update your kernel (this is NOT modularity)
|dibmn on Oct 17
|this is getting truly popcorn worthy
|mn on Oct 17
|Gentoo still uses OpenRC as default
|qbguy on Oct 17
|i'm not ready for portage, i guess
|mn on Oct 17
|*URL - Systemd up for debate again in Debian
|K on Oct 17
|that's probably about the ian jackson resubmission, and it's a good thing
|mn on Oct 17
|i hope patrick guignot knows what a tool he is
|mn on Oct 17
|if you want to "force"software on those with a "choice," gnome:for your corporat
|mn on Oct 21
|i'm happy to talk about the software i like, too
|mn on Oct 22
|*oh, oh i've got it back... pm-suspend (never used it before, how about that?)
|mn on Oct 15
|Linus Torvalds thinks Systemd is a step in the right direction
|K on Oct 13
|it's not just about booting
|mn on Oct 14
|there is one good thing about systemd (for me, that is)
|mn on Oct 14
|The UNIX System Making Computers Easier To Use (1982 - Bell Laboratories)
|Anonymous on Oct 13
|dual-booting debian wheezy and debian kfreebsd wheezy
|mn on Oct 12
|slight errata
|mn on Oct 12
|gnu/linux vs. gnu/kfreebsd
|mn on Oct 10
|1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
|Copyright © 1999-2016 Network54. All rights reserved. Terms of Use Privacy Statement


text:
HP LoadRunner Jobs in the South East
Jobs 1 to 5 of 5
Performance Test Analyst/ Le - LoadRunner, JMeter, Selenium, C#
My client currently requires a Performance Test Analyst/ Lead with experience of JMeter, LoadRunner and Selenium for an initial 6 month contract... - UI functional performance testing. - UI load testing... - Extensive experience of LoadRunner essential. - Proven experience of JMeter essential. - Knowledge of QTP (Quick Test Professional) - Extensive experience of Selenium essential. -...
Winchester -
Spectrum IT
Rate: negotiablePosted: 13 days ago
Automated Test Analyst/ QA Tester
My client a leading technology analysis company have an immediate need for a QA Test Professional to join them on a permanent basis. You will have the ability to understand a client's testing requirements and objectives especially related to web and application performance testing; central to the role is...
Crawley, West Sussex -
TLP Consultancy Ltd.
Salary: £28000 - £40000 per annum + PackagePosted: 6 days ago
Senior Automation Tester (Selenium ISEB Jmeter)
The role is to be based in their flagship data centres and you will be working with software that Jmeter, blazemeter, visual studio and loadrunner... Technically you will have strong test automation using selenium, along with performance testing using Jmeter along with developing solutions using a variety of tools such...
Reading, Berkshire -
Austin Fraser
Salary: £40000 - £50000 per annum + PackagePosted: 6 days ago
Test Manager
provide guidance, training and support on the Quality Center (HP ALM) Tool to internal and external (vendor) teams globally. The ideal candidate will be degree level educated. ISEB Practitioner / ISTQB Advanced Test Manager Certificate... Experience of Waterfall, V-Model and Agile project life-cycles. Familiar with HP Load Runner and...
Marlow, Buckinghamshire -
Michael Bailey Associates
Salary: competitivePosted: 5 days ago
Performance Test Manager
Performance Testing Delivery 50... Defect management... Knowledge: SAP Performance Testing (hands on), HP Load Runner, ALM tools expertise, Scripting languages, Programming Languages familiarity (C++, Java, .NET framework).Demonstrated proficiency in having written tests and performed performance testing for MLUEG clients... Possess in-depth knowledge of multiple performance tools (Load Runner /...
South East -
Posted: 10 hours ago
LoadRunner Jobs in the South East


text:
Sort by Relevance
Sort by Date
Today with Sean... (2)
Programme Report (1)
Audio (1)
Preston Crown... (2)
Rape (2)
Coronation Street actor William Roache has been found not guilty by a jury at Preston Crown Court of two counts of rape and four counts of indecent assault.
Morning Ireland
Visit Site
Listen Live
The Ryan Tubridy Show
Today with Sean O'Rourke
The Ray D'Arcy Show
Inside Culture
News At One
The Late Debate
Playback with Marian Richardson
Marian Finucane
This Week
Saturday with Claire Byrne
The Business
Sunday with Miriam from Tigh Leo in Gweedore
Shooting in Dublin's North Inner City
How Much Screentime Is Ok?
Katie Hopkins | Brain Surgery
David McSavage | TV Licence
Drivetime | MMA


text:
Economists see greater financial danger from an historical default. Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund's managing director, spoke fearfully about the disruption and uncertainty, warning on Sunday of a "risk of tipping, yet again, into recession" after the fitful recovery from 2008.
Reid and McConnell — five-term senators hardened by budget disputes and years of negotiations — are at an impasse over the automatic, across-the-board spending cuts known as sequestration and whether to undo or change them as part of a budget deal. Republicans want to keep the spending at the deficit-cutting level of the 2011 budget law while Democrats are pressing for a higher amount.
"I'm optimistic about the prospects for a positive conclusion to the issues before this country today," Reid said as the Senate wrapped up a rare Sunday session.
McConnell insisted a solution was readily available as he embraced the proposal from a bipartisan group of 12 senators, led by Collins and Manchin, that would re-open the government and fund it at current levels for six months while raising the debt limit through Jan. 31.
It also would give agencies greater flexibility in dealing with the automatic budget cuts, delay the medical device tax for two years and establish income verification for individuals receiving subsidies to buy health insurance.
"It's time for Democrat leaders to take 'yes' for an answer," McConnell said in a statement.
"This haven't put us on suicide watch yet," Manchin joked Monday morning, "but they're concerned about us."
He said, "The leaders have to come together" and decide what time frame a stopgap spending bill would cover and how much it would cost.
Tennessee's Sen. Bob Corker, a Republican, said the leaders of both parties need to be "getting on the same page."
McConnell and Republicans want to continue current spending at $986.7 billion and leave untouched the new round of cuts on Jan. 15 that would reduce the amount to $967 billion. Democrats want to figure out a way to undo the reductions, plus a long-term extension of the debt limit increase and a short-term spending bill to reopen the government.
"Republicans want to do it with entitlement cuts," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. "Democrats want to do it with a mix of mandatory cuts, some entitlements and revenues. And so how do you overcome that dilemma? We're not going to overcome it in the next day or two."
He suggested keeping the government running through mid-January.
Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, told reporters the two sides are roughly $70 billion apart, the difference between the $1.058 trillion Senate budget amount and the $988 billion envisioned by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
"We haven't picked a number, but clearly we need to negotiate between those two," Durbin said.
Republicans dismiss the latest request as Reid moving the goalposts in negotiations as they were getting closer to resolving the stalemate that has paralyzed Washington. They also argue that it is disingenuous for Democrats to resist any changes in the 3-year-old health care law while trying to undo the 2011 budget law that put the cuts on track.
Unclear was whether any Senate deal would pass the Republican-controlled House by Thursday, though Senate Democrats were hoping momentum and an imminent default would pressure House lawmakers.
Corker was interviewed on NBC's "Today" show Monday and Manchin appeared on Fox News Channel and MSNBC.
- Hundreds of new evacuations across West as...
- SKorea military: NKorea fires 2 suspected...
- North Korea makes apparent progress with...
- In speech, Trump to ramp up critique of...
- Nearly 1 in 3 on Medicare got commonly abused...
- Obama administration decries judge's fracking...
- Dems stage election-year sit-in on guns, GOP...
- House Democrats cheer Clinton in first...
- Immigration ruling called hurtful, a... 75
- Mormon youth leader dies on trek outing... 73
- Nearly 70 percent of Utahns say Donald... 62
- Dems stage election-year sit-in on... 46
- Democrats end 25-hour plus protest to... 30
- Love won't go to GOP national convention 28
- In need of help, Trump finds few... 27
- Trump, in Scotland, links Brexit vote... 26


text:
- Sort by:
- trending now
- expert picks
- lowest price
- highest price
Sort By:
The currency converter uses current exchange rates to show product prices in the currency of your choice. However, your credit card will be charged in United States Dollars.
( 263 Ratings )Chocolate Box Extra
( 54 Ratings )Chocolate Box Extra
( 11 Ratings )Chocolate Box Extra
Chocolate Box Extra
( 13 Ratings )Chocolate Box Extra
( 9 Ratings )Chocolate Box Extra
- Sort by:
- trending now
- expert picks
- lowest price
- highest price
What our customers say?
- Thanks for the prompt update and excellent service. My family informed me that they received the gifts on TIME! - Karthikeyan Nagarathnam, United States
- Thank you very much. I finally got the message that the order has been received by my father. It is so wonderful gift. I got his pic and beleived my eyes. Thank you very much once again. - Jane Baidya, United States
- This is the first year we have used your company and we want to thank you for your prompt service and notification of the delivery. - David Rosenbaum, United States
- Thank you for our order confirmation and thank you for providing such an excellent, efficient service. - Mr Richard Simmonds, United Kingdom
- Thanks for your services. I am again planning to send gift delivery to london on 16th/17th june for a child of 2 years old for birthday. please suggest. - mrinmoy chaudhury, India
- Thank you so much for your support. I came to know that she loved the flowers. I am gonna order another one in few minutes. - Lyakath, India
- I would like to thank you all for the good service and assistance provided to me during the placing of this order. Overall I had a good experience with Gifts n Ideas. Keep up the good service! - Annette Rodrigues, United States
- On time Delivery
- No Hidden Costs
- Refund or replace if not satisfied
Buy with confidence
Easy and Secure Ordering
Security PolicyYour safety is guaranteed because Giftsnideas.com uses a high grade 256 bit encryption to encrypt your information before transmitting over the Internet. This encryption makes it very secure by preventing anyone from hi-jacking your important details.
- We accept Credit Cards
No catalogs found!