text:
As an organisation it is our aim to promote responsible pet ownership through everything we do. As a pet owner it is not enough to simply care about our pets - we also have to provide everything our pet needs.
Responsible pet ownership involves neutering, micro-chipping, annual vaccinations, veterinary care and flea and worm treatment, as well as the requirements listed below. All of these things are essential for an animal to remain happy and healthy.
Under the Animal Welfare Act 2006, an owner must provide their pet with the following:
Behaviour - a pet should be allowed to express normal behaviour depending on the species and breed. For example, rabbits need enough space to hop around, play and graze; dogs must have access to exercise and play
Companionship - an animal should be housed either alone or with other animals, as per the suitability of the species or breed. For example, where possible rabbits should be housed with other rabbits as companions
Diet - an animal should be fed a healthy and appropriate diet, including constant access to fresh, clean water
Environment - a pet should be provided with a safe environment which allows appropriate room for the animal to exercise and move around
Health - a pet has a right to receive proper veterinary treatment, and in a timely manner, for illness and injury
For more information on responsible pet ownership please see these animal care pages, which offer helpful advice on all your pet needs.
At our Welfare Events we offer animal welfare advice, low-cost treatments and are on hand to discuss what individual animals require. Also, feel free to come down to our Centre, or give us a call, and seek advice. We're here to help!
Pet Insurance
We highly recommend all pet owners purchase pet insurance as you never know when illness or injury will strike. Vet bills for operations or for long-term care can be very costly. With insurance all you need to pay is your monthly fee and, if you need to make a claim, the excess agreed when you take out the policy.
It's important to correctly research pet insurance rather than just buying the cheapest out there as they are not all equal. There are different kinds of insurance and they offer differing levels of cover. Ensure you read all the fine print as some policies will only cover an illness for a set period of time, such as 1 year - not very useful if your dog is diagnosed with a long-term illness such as diabetes. Other policies will cover illness and injury up to a certain amount of money, then it is no longer covered. Covered for Life policies are the most comprehensive around.
Also be aware that if you change insurance providers, pre-existing conditions will not be covered under your new provider. Pet insurance can be a bit of a minefield but with a bit of research you will be able to find the perfect policy for you.
Many animals find fireworks scary. It's estimated that 45 percent of dogs in the UK show signs of fear when they hear fireworks. It doesn't have to be that way though, so don't ignore the problem.
There are lots of simple things you can do to help your pet deal with fireworks. By preparing in advance before fireworks start your pet will be better able to cope with the noises.
During September 2017 we collaborated with Cat Protection East Midlands Neutering,Vets4Pets Ilkeston,Erewash Dog Wardens and Bayer in an outreach programme in Cotmanhay,Ilkeston, helping to chip and snip owners cats. Cats Protection,ourselves,Natasha the dog warden as well as an army of volunteers took to the streets to offer people a little assistance. As well as getting the cats micro-chipped and neutered, free transport, some flea and worming treatment was provided too. Which helped support the community and their felines in need.
With over 3,000 doors being knocked on, the team achieved great results for 2017. Together we have achieved a fantastic outcome with 73 successful neuters during the two weeks and a further 7 following on from the scheme.
Cats were fully vet checked by the lovely team at Vets4Pets Ilkeston as well as Micro-chipped,flead,wormed and further treatments were provided were they required such as urgent dental care.
Collectively we were able to fund this collaboration including a fantastic donation of £300 from Vets4Pets for treatments to these wonderful cats.
Thank you to everyone involved. It has been great assisting the people of Cotmanhay,Ilkeston, and helping promote responsible pet ownership.
Learn more HERE about the importance of neutering your cat.


text:
Peosta Veterinary Reviews
Equine Reproduction Concepts
(Not rated yet)
Added: 5 year ago | Views: 1049
Industry: Veterinary
Industry: Veterinary
Phone: 306 590 8147
111 Hackleys Mill Rd,
|Write a Review
Washington Veterinary - Recent Activity
North Georgia Veterinary Specialists, LLC Reviews
My basset hound was hit by a car on Friday night. It was very traumatic and upsetting. The folks at NGVS go beyond the call of duty! Their entire staff was f...
E Crate DVM Reviews
I came in today 6-7-15 for my cat to get a flea treatment and nail trim yesterday I had my other cat there for the same thing yesterday it was $18.22 and today ...
Norco Animal Hospital Reviews
I love to come here because of my dog, they are still useful. They use new equipment and are highly educated and communicative. I recommend them.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Book an Appointment
They say that you are as young as you feel but wouldn't it be nice to look in the mirror and see a face that reflects this, even if you have had a late night the night before.
As we get older, nature can sometimes need a helping hand and that's where painless non-surgical facial treatments can work wonders. You deserve to look and feel your very best and we're here to help you achieve that in a virtually pain-free manner.
One of the most effective ways to improve your appearance and look younger is to smooth out those tell tale lines and wrinkles. We can help you achieve the results you want, using the very latest products and techniques.
Using the very latest products and techniques we can improve your appearance by smoothing out those tell tale lines and wrinkles on the forehead, frown lines and around the eyes (crows feet or laughter lines).
For lip and mouth creases and nose to mouth lines we can safely and painlessly inject a special 'gel like' product to rejuvenate those areas. You deserve to look and feel your very best. At the Surbiton Dental Practice we will help you to achieve that.
395 Ewell Road
Surrey KT6 7DG
Tel: 020 8399 4311
Mob: 07833 581 896


text:
Abortion Statistics
Number of abortions per year: Approximately 42 Million
Number of abortions per day: Approximately 115,000
Where abortions occur:
83% of all abortions are obtained in developing countries and 17% occur in developed countries.
© Copyright 1996-2008, The Alan Guttmacher Institute. (www.agi-usa.org)
Number of abortions per year: 1.37 Million (1996)
Number of abortions per day: Approximately 3,700
Who's having abortions (age)?
52% of women obtaining abortions in the U.S. are younger than 25: Women aged 20-24 obtain 32% of all abortions; Teenagers obtain 20% and girls under 15 account for 1.2%.
Who's having abortions (race)?
While white women obtain 60% of all abortions, their abortion rate is well below that of minority women. Black women are more than 3 times as likely as white women to have an abortion, and Hispanic women are roughly 2 times as likely.
Who's having abortions (marital status)?
64.4% of all abortions are performed on never-married women; Married women account for 18.4% of all abortions and divorced women obtain 9.4%.
Who's having abortions (religion)?
Women identifying themselves as Protestants obtain 37.4% of all abortions in the U.S.; Catholic women account for 31.3%, Jewish women account for 1.3%, and women with no religious affiliation obtain 23.7% of all abortions. 18% of all abortions are performed on women who identify themselves as "Born-again/Evangelical".
Who's having abortions (income)?
Women with family incomes less than $15,000 obtain 28.7% of all abortions; Women with family incomes between $15,000 and $29,999 obtain 19.5%; Women with family incomes between $30,000 and $59,999 obtain 38.0%; Women with family incomes over $60,000 obtain 13.8%.
Why women have abortions
1% of all abortions occur because of rape or incest; 6% of abortions occur because of potential health problems regarding either the mother or child, and 93% of all abortions occur for social reasons (i.e. the child is unwanted or inconvenient).
At what gestational ages are abortions performed:
52% of all abortions occur before the 9th week of pregnancy, 25% happen between the 9th & 10th week, 12% happen between the 11th and 12th week, 6% happen between the 13th & 15th week, 4% happen between the 16th & 20th week, and 1% of all abortions (16,450/yr.) happen after the 20th week of pregnancy.
Likelihood of abortion:
An estimated 43% of all women will have at least 1 abortion by the time they are 45 years old. 47% of all abortions are performed on women who have had at least one previous abortion.
Abortion coverage:
48% of all abortion facilities provide services after the 12th week of pregnancy. 9 in 10 managed care plans routinely cover abortion or provide limited coverage. About 14% of all abortions in the United States are paid for with public funds, virtually all of which are state funds. 16 states (CA, CT, HI, ED, IL, MA , MD, MD, MN, MT, NJ, NM, NY, OR, VT, WA and WV) pay for abortions for some poor women.
© Copyright 1998, The Alan Guttmacher Institute. (www.agi-usa.org)
© Copyright 1997, The Alan Guttmacher Institute. (www.agi-usa.org)
© Copyright 1995, Family Planning Perspectives
© Copyright 1988, Family Planning Perspectives
Retrieved from The Center For Bio-Ethical Reform: http://www.abortionno.org/Resources/fastfacts.html


text:
Master Chief Evolution 3-Pack
The star of the Halo trilogy has evolved quite a bit over the past decade, and the Master Chief Evolution 3-Pack covers his three best-known versions. Representing the first Halo game is the Halo: Combat Evolved Master Chief. Figure includes Mark V armor, Assault Rifle, Frag Grenade, and a unique "low polygon count" design. Straight from the cover of the second game is our Halo 2 Master Chief, with Mark VI armor, dual-wielded SMGs, and a Frag Grenade. Finishing the fight is the Halo 3 Master Chief. This figure includes battle-damaged Mark VI armor, a Sniper Rifle and a Frag Grenade. 6" scale.
$69.99 $174.99 You Save $105.00 in stock787926189278


text:
The Intelligencer Newspaper just published candidate surveys.
See what both candidates said about their skills that would make them qualified to be a Tax Collector.
My opponent talked about his college degree from 15 years ago. He talked about managing a $100Million organization, which is the School Board. And he spoke of relationships he's formed.
Did he mention his background in Collections or Receivables once? NO, because he has no experience.
Did he mention that he is a State Certified Tax Collector. NO, because he isn't.
I urge everyone to vote with their heads & not with their hearts. This office is too important to elect an inexperience novice.
Elect THOM ESTILOW for Cheltenham Township Finance Officer.
Please help support our campaign.
If you can spare $1, $5, $10, $25 or more, you will help us return Pennsylvania to fiscal responsibility.
Make your checks payable to:
c/o Kathy Bowers, Treasurer
93 Old York Road, Suite 1-503
Jenkintown, PA 19046
We can only accept personal checks. No cash or business checks. Political contributions are not tax deductible.
Thomas Jefferson
ELECTION DAY 2017 is right around the corner. As voters in Cheltenham Township, we have some real choices to make. Cheltenham Township Finance Officer is a misnomer. It suggests that the office holder manages the township's finances. Not true. This office should really be called Tax Collector. It should go without saying that the only qualification to hold this job is a background in collections, otherwise known as Accounts Receivables. Tough decisions.
Should we elect the candidate who is most qualified?
Or, should we vote along straight party lines?
As the founder & owner of a Technology Business, I handled collections every day for 30 years. By the time I reached my opponent's age of 38, I already had 11 years of experience in collections.
I am the only candidate who has handled Collections & Accounts Receivables
Tax Collectors in our state are bound by law under Pennsylvania Act 48. Shouldn't we elect a candidate who is a state certified Tax Collector?
I am the only candidate who is a Qualified Pennsylvania ACT 48 Tax Collector
The most important virtue of a Tax Collector is INTEGRITY. In Cheltenham Township, we collect over 150 Million Dollars each year in local taxes. Shouldn't we demand a candidate who has the highest standard of integrity? My opponent currently sits on the School Board. Did he resign his position to run for Finance Officer? NO. But what is more troubling, the School Board just hired his family member to a high-paying administrative position. Should we be concerned about his judgment?
I am the only candidate who has the honesty & integrity required to hold the office of Cheltenham Township Finance Officer
My opponent voted six straight years to raise our School Taxes to the highest levels in Montgomery County. He also voted, along with the rest of the School Board, to oppose State Legislation which would eliminate local School Taxes. So now that he has raised our taxes he wants to collect them, too?
I am the only candidate who has demonstrated sound judgment & fiscal responsibility throughout my professional career & in public service
Elect the only candidate who has the experience, qualifications & integrity to become Cheltenham Township Finance Officer.
Vote for Estilow on Election Day 2017.


text: Smoking hot Amina Danger is hungry for anal sex. Tony Brooklyn is happy to help, and use all sorts of toys to play with her pussy and tight asshole but that is not enough for her, she wants more. Only a big hard cock can strokes her ass. Watch as she bends over to take Tony up her ass while fingering her wet pussy.


text:
Liverpool Christmas Party
2 days
2 Days Away
Vibrant Liverpool with its rich musical heritage and welcoming atmosphere makes the perfect city break. The birthplace of The Beatles offers plenty to entertain with iconic sights, the River Mersey and world-famous Cavern Club.
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Whats Included?
● Coach travel with reserved seating throughout
● One night dinner, bed and breakfast at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool
● A special '2 for 1' Bar from 6pm- 9pm with a choice of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks
● Sensational tribute act and party entertainment
● Free time to enjoy the delights of Liverpool.
Sensational Tribute Entertainment
Sun 3 Nov Tribute to Elvis
Sun 10 Nov Tribute to The Beatles
Sun 17 Nov Tribute to Abba
Sun 24 Nov Tribute to Rod Stewart
Sun 1 Dec Tribute to Queen
Sun 8 Dec Tribute to Michael Jackson
Sun 15 Dec Tribute to The Beatles
Sun 22 Dec Tribute to Elvis
Awarded European Capital of Culture in 2008, Liverpool has an abundance of museums, attractions, shopping and popular culture for the visitor to enjoy.
Liverpool is a great city for shopping – Liverpool One is right in the heart of the city with many well known high street designer names amongst it's 160 shops, the exclusive Met Quarter is home to designer names like Hugo boss and Armani, then there's the ubur chic Cavern Quarter with famous fashion names like the Vivienne Westwood store.
Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool
One of Liverpool's finest landmarks, ideally situated within walking distance of Albert Dock, the Beatles Experience, shops, museums, art galleries and the theatres, the beautifully presented Adelphi Hotel has every modern facility to enhance your stay.
Hotel Features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, TV & tea/coffee making facilities • Bar • Lounge • Restaurant • Lift to all floors • Free Wi-Fi in all public areas.
UK Holiday InsuranceInsurance
At Caledonian, we always do everything we can to ensure your holiday runs as smoothly as possible from start to finish. For this reason, we strongly recommend you take out holiday insurance to ensure you're prepared for the unexpected.
To provide you with a travel insurance policy designed with our customers in mind, we've teamed up with specialist insurance providers Towergate Chapman Stevens. Some of the benefits of our insurance policy include:
• All ages are considered
• 24-hour English speaking emergency assistance
Liverpool - CarouselBack to top


text:
Best Baby Crib Mattress of 2018 & Buying Guide
Okay – so you've recently had a baby, or are preparing to have one in the near future. That's great! That means you're looking to buy a new best crib (or you already have) and you want to know what the best mattress you can buy for your young one will be.
If you haven't bought a crib yet, you should know that some brands come with a mattress included. Some, but not all – and this can make things tricky. It's not as simple as matching the measurements of your crib and finding a mattress that can fit in snug. There are many attributes of a baby mattress that you'll want to consider before dedicating yourself to a purchase.
Product Name
Our Rating
What makes baby mattresses different?
The main things that you're going to want to consider when buying a mattress are probably already on the top of your mind. These things are
- You don't want your baby to be unhappy every night as it curls up to sleep in its new crib! That would be inhumane!
- What's the point in buying a mattress for your crib if it doesn't fit?
- There's no sense in buying a properly fitted and comfortable mattress if it can't support your baby and it sinks down to the hardwood of your crib.
- This is the most important aspect of buying a mattress, a crib, or anything else your baby will be using. Many mattresses may be comfortable and sized well but neglect to pay attention to the safety of your baby.
There are several different materials that are used to make baby's crib mattresses, and these have an impact on different aspects of the end product.
Foam mattresses are very soft. They're also very comfortable which is appealing on the surface. It's also a great budget choice because, when compared to the alternatives, a foam mattress is probably going to be a lot cheaper. They're also lighter.
- Foam mattresses also come with a risk of minimal support. If you have a heavy baby, it might not be able to be fully supported by a foam mattress and end up being uncomfortable.
Innerspring mattresses are basically mattresses with a box spring. They tend to be a bit more expensive, but the money that you end up paying is well worth it. You'll be rewarded with a much sturdier and more stable mattress option that's going to last you a lot longer than a foam mattress.
- The number of coils in your mattress determines its springiness and also its price. More coils means more comfort, but you're going to be paying a few more bucks for it.
- The thickness of the wire used in the coils determines how firm the mattress will be. This makes it even more comfortable, particularly for heavy babies.
Organic mattresses are a third option. Organic mattresses are typically made from cotton or some similar organic material, and they ensure that you're going to get the healthiest possible mattress for your child. Organic mattresses are least likely to be cured with chemicals that could pose a threat to your baby, particularly if they're allergy prone. You wouldn't want your baby lying down face first in something they're allergic to!
- Unfortunately, organic mattresses are the most expensive ones you can buy. The price you're paying ensures the best possible health for your child, though.
Are there any other specifics?
Certainly! Once you've determined what sort of material you want your mattress to be made of, you've only taken the first step towards making an actual purchase. There are a few more things you're going to want to make sure of.
Product Name
Our Rating
Comparing mattress and crib size
While mattresses are made to fit a regulated size, that doesn't mean that every crib is. You can end up buying a mattress that's too big or too small for your crib, so it's important that you take measurements of both the mattress you plan on buying and the crib. If the measurements line up, then you might be good.
- You don't want there to be any empty space between the walls of the crib and the mattress. Your baby's hands or feet could get stuck.
- You don't want your mattress to be so tightly fitted that it slides up either side of the crib!
The depth of your mattress should be no more than six inches thick and, in fact, if it is much bigger then it's illegal in terms of the US crib compliance rules. Much thicker than that and your mattress can pose serious health risks.
The firmness of your mattress
As we mentioned earlier, innerspring mattresses are much firmer than their foam counterparts. This is a good thing – the less firm a mattress, the higher the risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome.)
This isn't the most well-understood phenomena, but what's completely understood is that the results of SIDS can be tragic. More reports of SIDS have been reported when the baby has been using a very soft mattress instead of a firm one.
This doesn't mean that foam mattresses are out-of-the-question. It just means that you need to take extra caution to ensure that your baby won't come to harm.
Price range
Mattresses come in a lot of different prices and these prices reflect their quality.
Buying a cheap mattress doesn't always mean you're buying a bad mattress, but it might mean that you're going to have to take extra precautions to ensure the safety of your baby.
A high-priced mattress also doesn't ensure that you're getting a good quality mattress. You could end up buying an innerspring mattress that's so packed with springs that it ends up being a detriment and posing a greater threat of injury to your child.
So what makes the best mattress?
The ultimate decision is one that you're going to have to make, but to do so, you're going to have to evaluate each of the things we've mentioned and apply that to the way you want your mattress to be.
Your baby is your baby and it's the only one like it. However, it's possible to make a general decision as to which is the best mattress for the average baby. Not everyone has the average baby – in fact, most of us don't! That's why it's important to understand the specific needs of you and your child before making a purchase.
That said, we've taken a look at quite a few different mattresses that are available on the market today. Using the information we've provided you, we've concluded which mattress is the best for the average parent. This doesn't necessarily mean it will be the best for you – but that's why we've included alternatives.
Guaranteed, one of the following mattresses will suit the needs of you and your child. We hope we can help you make a great purchase in the near future!
Recaro Car Seat Reviews
1. Sealy Soybean Foamcore Mattress Review
The Sealy brand is quite popular as far as the purchase of baby mattresses go. They're known for providing cheap, effective and long-lasting mattress using only the healthiest and most eco-friendly materials. They've been working at it for over a century.
This mattress, while coming in at a more-than-reasonable price, is made from an organic soy base. That's right – you can take your love of healthy soy to your baby's bed!
It comes with a waterproof cover that contains breathable slats so your mattress won't run the risk of developing mold or having an infestation of pests.
2. Naturopedic No-Compromise Organic Innerspring Review
This is a very high-performing mattress that's made from nothing but non-toxic organic materials. It's very firm, coming with 150 coils in its construction. The inside is made from certified organic cotton which ensures a minimal chance of allergic reactions.
This mattress is known for providing excellent comfort for your baby. It passes the two-finger test fantastically (the two-finger test, if you don't know, ensures that you can't fit more than two fingers between the mattress and the crib. If you can, your baby is reliable to be at risk for injuries or suffocation.)
There are no seams in the mattress and the thread used to hold it together is known to last a long time. Because of this, you know his mattress will last you a long time.
3. Simmons Beautyrest Beginnings Sleepy Whispers Review
This is another innerspring mattress that comes with a few added benefits. First off, t comes with an added lifetime warranty – so if it breaks, you'll be able to replace it (though chances are, this will happen after your infant has grown beyond it. This means you can replace it and get a new one for a friend!)
It's not made with organic materials but this just means that the price is going to be more accessible. Even if it's not organic, it's hypoallergenic and water resistant to prevent the growth of pests or mold.
It passes the two finger test which assures that your baby won't be at risk of dangers associated with the mattress being too small. It also has been shown to be extremely comfortable and durable. Unfortunately, with all these benefits packed it, the mattress happens to be quite heavy which makes it difficult for smaller parents to move.
4. Safety 1st Heavenly Dreams Review
If the name isn't enough of an indicator, this mattress takes safety as its first precedence.
While the material isn't organic, it's made from high-density foam that prevents your baby from sinking too deep into the material. It's waterproof and made at a good size to fit most cribs.
The core of the mattress is made with a Thermo-bond material which prevents heat retention and ensures that your baby is kept at a reasonable temperature. It's also made to last – the high density keeps it from ripping or tearing while retaining a good level of comfort for your baby.
Coming in at only eight pounds, this mattress is quite lightweight and easy to move. It's Also known for being one of the best sizes to fit into the average crib! Besides all of this, the Safety 1st Heavenly Dreams Mattress is one of the most affordable on the market.
So which one's the best?
Well, each parent might have a different idea of what makes the best mattress. Still, we're here to choose which mattress is the best for the average parent with the average child.
In this case, we have to choose the Safety 1st Heavenly Dreams Mattress. It strikes a fine balance between price, reliability, comfort and durability. It may not be the quietest mattress, but hey – are babies the quietest? This surely won't bother you, and if it wakes up your child, the mattress is comfortable enough that they'll surely be coaxed back to sleep.
It's also lightweight, cheap, and waterproof, so you can move it easily and won't have to worry about drying it out.
Hopefully, our research has helped you make a good decision as to which mattress you're going to buy!


text:
Lecture Library
The University of California in Popular Mediaby Curtis Marez
Films and TV shows representing different UC campuses
This collection of clips and commentary, from the silent era to the present, focuses on works largely filmed at UC campuses (and in two cases at California State Colleges). Each clip and commentary raises questions about the popular dreams, desires and fears associated with public universities and their incorporation of various kinds of difference.
Public Universities Make Dreams of the Future Concrete: Conquest of the Planet of the Apes by J. Lee Thompson (1972) The opening credits for the SF film Conquest of the Planet of the Apes was filmed at UC Irvine and represents a revealing interpretation of dreams for public education embedded in the school's architecture.
A College Student Presents a Theory of Power: Higher Learning by John Singleton (1995) A student presents a theory of power at a dorm party.
Feminist Detection at UCSD: Veronica Mars by Rob Thomas (2006) Veronica Mars brings her detective skills to bear on campus crimes.
Students and a Professor Discuss How to Use Education by John Singleton (1996) Two students and a professor have a philosophical and practical discussion of the value of college education.
Imagining UC Students: The Blot (1921) by Lois Weber (1921) A silent film depiction of University of California student demographics.
Representing Professors: Junior by Ivan Reitman (1994) After losing their federal research grant, two university scientists discuss their future in ways that project an image of professors as coldly rational and machine like.
Professor Hesse Defends his "Research": Junior by Ivan Reitman (1994) Dr. Hesse wrestles with a grasping dean in ways that reflect differences over the meaning and value of university research.
A Dream about Public Education: Junior by Ivan Reitman (1994) The opening credits for Junior, filmed at UC Berkeley and reflecting on the significance of public education.
Writing a College Paper: Higher Learning by John Singleton (1996) Students discuss their papers with each other and a professor.


text:
Bible Commentary By Charles John Ellicott
Bible Commentary By Charles John Ellicott
Second hand set - Bible Commentary for English Readers by Various Writers: Set of 8 Volumes **The price includes UK Delivery ONLY** if overseas please contact us for a quote
These books are in used condition see note below:
Gilt bright on spines, body pages and text very good, covers show signs of wear, a few small marks etc on a couple of copies the dark blue covers have faded/worn to pale blue on the leading edge (not visible when on shelves) this does not effect the books main body or internal pages. Total weight 23.6kg
We have 0 in stock for 48 hour despatch
sorry we do not have this product in stock!
If you would like us to let you know if we get this or someting similar please enter your email address
review by : Nik
Good commentary.
Good commentary.


text:
EA in the News
Melissa Smith
EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC
225 Schilling Circle, Suite 400
Hunt Valley, Maryland 21031
For the 20th Consecutive Year, EA Employees Generously Donate to The Childrens Home Holiday Giving Program
Hunt Valley, Maryland (13 January 2017)—EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC, a leading provider of interdisciplinary environmental services, is pleased to announce that for the 20th consecutive year, its Maryland-based employees generously supported the Holiday Giving Program of The Childrens Home in Catonsville, Maryland.
This year, employee donations topped $1,500 and included warm winter staples such as comforters, coats, and boots, as well as gifts and gift cards. Laura Oakes, P.E., Senior Engineer/Project Manager, coordinated EAs activities, and more than a dozen EA employees supported the companys efforts by shopping for gifts, managing inventory, and providing transportation.
Twenty continuous years of support—quite a feat—and it certainly demonstrates that EA employees are committed to helping the communities in which we work and live, said Laura Oakes, P.E. The charity shown by our employees is inherent of our companys commitment to achieving public good through its Corporate Social Responsibility Program.
EA is one the best supporters of our Holiday Giving Program and we certainly appreciate their continued enthusiasm, added Andre Cooper, The Children's Home Chief Executive Officer. The generosity of EA employees is vital to making the holiday season joyful for the children and youth in our care.
About The Childrens Home
Founded in 1863, The Children's Home provides residential and community services to young people and families who experience disruption in their lives. By utilizing its human, physical, behavioral, and financial resources, The Childrens Home builds on the strengths of those served to promote long-term well-being and success. The Childrens Home is a nonprofit 501(c)3 charitable organization registered with the State of Maryland. For more information, visit www.thechildrenshome.net.
About EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC
EA is a 100% ESOP-owned public benefit corporation that provides environmental, compliance, natural resources, and infrastructure engineering and management solutions to a wide range of public and private sector clients. Headquartered in Hunt Valley, Maryland, EA employs more than 450 professionals through a network of 25 commercial offices across the continental United States, as well as Alaska, Hawaii, and Guam. In business for more than 43 years, EA has earned an outstanding reputation for technical expertise, responsive service, and judicious use of client resources. For more information about EA, visit www.eaest.com.


text:
Whether you are a singer, dancer, actor, or visual artist, Starting Arts studio is the perfect place to get creative. Schedule your rental by contacting email@example.com
Red Studio: Rehearsal Studio
• Marley floors with sprung floor underneath
• Ballet Barres
• Wall to wall full length mirrors
• Dimensions: 40ft x 28ft
• Rental Rate: $35/hr
Schedule your rental by contacting email@example.com
Please note: For a full refund, we require 72 hours notice. For less than 72 hour notice, there is a 25% cancellation fee on your total rental.


text:
Written by Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
Australia's leading experts in pain management converged on the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre this week for the 35th Annual Australian Pain Society Conference.
One in five Australians will suffer chronic pain in their lifetime with an estimated 80% not accessing treatment that could improve their health and quality of life. It is estimated that chronic pain costs the Australian economy $34 billion per annum and is the nation's third most costly health problem.
More than 800 specialist doctors, general practitioners and allied health professionals along with four key international speakers debated the issues confronting pain management from the traditional to emerging interventions including the use of medical cannabis.
A diverse range of topics were addressed at the conference by world renowned specialists in pain management including Professor Mary Lynch from the Department of Anaesthesiology, Psychiatry and Pharmacology at Dalhousie University in Canada who talked about the Canadian experience with medical cannabis, the active component of marijuana – a timely contribution as Australian health providers and policy makers work towards a strategy for cannabis use.
Key topics at the top of the scientific agenda included brain pain, immune stressors, acute pain and chronic pain, paediatrics, physiotherapy and psychology.
It has been 21 years since Brisbane hosted the Annual Pain Society Conference with delegates describing the conference as one of the best ever with 'a fantastic scientific program and excellent speakers.'
Dianna Crebbin from DC Conferences which has been managing Australian Pain Society Conferences since 1989 said delegate numbers for Brisbane exceeded their expectations. "The conference just gets better and better with greater involvement from young researchers and practitioners from the multidisciplinary base of health care practitioners."
BCEC General Manager, Bob O'Keeffe said such knowledge based conferences continue to shine the spotlight on Brisbane's reputation as a centre of excellence.
The 35th Annual Australian Pain Society Conference is one of a number of high profile scientific meetings being held at the Centre in coming months and the economic, social and educational impacts of these events are considerable".


text: For this 6 word I chose the theme of hate. The memoir reads "The cold needs to go away." This memoir does not have a deeper meaning it just means I am sick and tired of the cold and it needs to go away. It was been here way to long and it needs to stop. The picture I used is what I have been seeing for way to many months. It is a depressing cold picture. The picture is in black and white but those are the basic colours you see in the winter black or dark because everything is dead and white because the snow covers everything!


text:
Christus St. Michael Needs Your Vote in The Pink Glove Dance Competition [VIDEO]
It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the W. Temple Webber Cancer Center at Christus St. Michael Health System needs our help! They have entered The Pink Glove Dance Competition for a chance to win $10,000 towards breast cancer care in Texarkana. Now it's our turn to help them win!
It's just one vote per Facebook account, so no daily voting, whew! To make this work, the word really needs to get out. So, once you vote for Christus St. Michael's video (which, by the way, you are going to LOVE!) then share it!
It's easy to vote! Just click here and scroll down the page to vote for Christus St. Michael! To share the link on Facebook, click on "invite" to get the word out! You can also go to the Christus St Michael Rehabilitation Hospital Facebook page for the links. Voting ends November 2. So, vote then share, share, share! Visit The Pink Glove Dance Competition website for more information.


text:
There are many ways that you can make a gift to UCP of Greater Hartford and even designate your gift if you choose to. Some areas of need are camperships for Camp Harkness, repairs on homes, supplies for day programs, and office furniture.
Online Gifts Make your gift on line today…it's fast, secure, and easy! Click here to make your gift.
Check/Cash Gift Send in a check or cash gift to: United Cerebral Palsy Attn: Development 80 Whitney Street Hartford, CT 06105
Honorariums/Memorials Any gift made to UCP can be designated as a honorarium or memorial. A gift to UCP is a great way to show your loved ones you care.


text:
RVCA co-owner Jimmy Arrighi announced today that he is leaving the brand for a new, unannounced endeavor. Cheers Jimmy, and good luck in your new gig!
"It's been a great run with RVCA, but after 10 years as co-owner I have decided to part ways. I want to thank them for everything they have done for me over the years. My goal when I joined was to help the brand get a stronghold on the skate market and I believe I've achieved that and more. I am very proud of what I have accomplished from the humble beginnings in the garage, to the multi-million dollar brand it is today. I will be moving on to a new endeavor, which will be announced soon."—Jimmy Arrighi


text:
ANZ International and Institutional Banking
A global wholesale banking business focused on serving corporations, financial institutions and investors with sophisticated banking and financial market needs.
The ANZ International and Institutional business spearheads ANZ's super-regional strategy with a presence in 34 markets across Australia, New Zealand, Asia Pacific, Europe, America, and the Middle East.
Customers want to deal with a bank that can deliver a regional network with depth of local knowledge and expertise.
Select your industry to learn more about the team, their expertise and the Products and services for large corporates most relevant to you.
- Agribusiness
- Consumer and services
- Financial Institutions
- Government
- Health and pharmaceuticals
- Healthcare
- Industrials and manufacturing
- Utilities and Infrastructure
- Media
- Natural resources
- Property
- Technology
- Telecommunications
- Transport and transport manufacturers
- Wholesale distribution
ANZ Live - Digital Channel
ANZ Live is a registration-based digital channel providing access to commercial insights, thought leadership and comprehensive economic research covering a wide range of topics and geographies.
Access to specialist advice and products
Our industry specialists are supported by dedicated experts in Global Markets and Loans and Global Transaction Banking business segments, when structuring your finance solution.
Industry leadership
We've been building our industry knowledge for many years and it shows. We consistently top industry surveys for being the best in our specialist areas.
This product/service is suitable for large corporates with turnover over $400 million.


text:
By Dustin Rowles | Videos | February 27, 2012 |
By Dustin Rowles | Videos | February 27, 2012 |
This is one extraordinarily bizarre collection of men, but Nick Offerman, Kurtwood Smith ("That 70's Show"), Ray Wise, Tim Meadows(?), Judd Nelson(?) and some guy I don't know put together this video of middle-age white men discussing why it is that they know what's best for a woman's reproductive health for Funny or Die. And while Offerman giggling after he says vagina is adorable, it's Ray Wise that steals the video.
The message is also spot-on. Middle-aged white men do know the most about everything.


text:
Category: House Westerling
From A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Members of and articles related to House Westerling.
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
- ► House Westerling battles (4 P)
- ► House Westerling retainers (1 P)
Pages in category "House Westerling"
The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 14 total.


text:
Travel: Sardinia is a dream family destination
Leaving the beautiful sands and sun sparkled turquoise seas of Sardinia brought a tear to Sarah Caden's eye...
Crying at the end of a holiday was a personal first. Just one tear, maybe two, but the older daughter saying she wanted to stay there forever tipped me over the edge. Most times, I roll along firm in my position that it's nice to go away, but it's also nice to go home. This time, as ever, the latter held true, but it was harder than usual to leave the away bit.
That sense of a moment ending was stronger than usual as we left Forte Village in southern Sardinia, along with the sense that we'd never again be the same foursome that we were on this particular holiday.
We had been to Forte Village in Sardinia before, as a different foursome. Last time, the youngest of us was a toddler, in a travel cot and a high chair. This time, she was very keen to be a big girl, in a big-girl bed beside her big sister's, in a big-girl's chair, staying up late and shunning her buggy for the week.
It was the first holiday where it felt like we'd left the baby world behind and the feeling of time flying was acute, along with the sense that time together, at our leisure, is to be cherished. And wept over a little bit at its end.
Simple sentimentality aside, it's not difficult to put your finger on why one would weep on leaving Forte Village. It is, I reckon, the dream family holiday, for the very fact that everyone in the family gets to feel like they're getting a break that caters for who they are and where they are in life.
The kids get an extraordinary sense of freedom in the safety of this lush 55 acre holiday haven with its multiple swimming pools, safe beach, kids' rental bikes and the amazing Kids' City and partly thanks to the fact that the children are so thrilled with themselves and, crucially, thanks to the Kids' City, you get a break too. We never did kids' clubs before Forte Village, and now there's a danger that we've been spoiled for anywhere else.
Forte Village, located close to Cagliari, the Sardinian capital, is a holiday haven, against which you can't help but measure your other holidays. It's a resort that grew organically in what was once woodland, and a lot of the very old trees add to the lush effect, boosted by the lavish planting and cone-laden pines in which parrots squawk. There are eight developments within the complex, ranging from four-star hotels and self-contained bungalows, through five-star hotels and secluded, luxury bungalows, up to beach-front suites and villas, three of which have their own swimming pools.
This time, we stayed at il Castello, the five-star hotel that has been treated to the first wave of a huge renovation programme, which has rendered it in cool whites, greys and pale blues. It's chic, but still child-friendly, which is one of the key things about this place.
Our balcony overlooked the open-air Cavalieri restaurant, where we took breakfast and dinner every day as per our half-board arrangement. The two girls would peep over the parapet in the morning, trying to see if the doughnuts were cooked and on display yet and they loved the pianist who played morning and night, dancing in front of him as we finished off our coffees or, later, glasses of wine.
The food is very well executed here, with plenty of variety. At high season, there are several buffet options for dinner, there is a Brazilian restaurant, a fish restaurant, lovely white-linen and fine-dining options and plenty of great local and Italian food. There's variety, but there's a high standard throughout and it's good food, not rubbish, with not a chicken nugget in sight. But plenty of ice cream, obviously.
Personally, I love how a daily pattern develops when you're on holiday, a rhythm that you find once you wind down into the holiday zone. Morning was breakfast and then the heated swimming pool below il Castello, which looks over the beach. Then we hit the beach, where my husband swam long lengths up and down in the clear water with its small waves, the older daughter was in charge of fetching buckets of water from the shoreline, and both girls made friends with a family of girls from the "Neverlands", with whom they would hit the kids' club in the afternoon.
We were at Forte Village shortly after it opened for the summer season, so it was relatively quiet and a few of the restaurants had not yet opened. The beachside pizza restaurant was open, though, and we marked out 'our' table for the week, from which we could watch the beach action and people-watch around us. Everyone from wealthy Russian families and posh older Italian men with younger, beautiful partners, to incredibly fit and well-behaved teenagers, who were on-site for a tennis tournament, and a smattering of English, German and Neverland families.
On our second last day, we gazed out to sea from the pizza restaurant – which also serves pasta and delicious stuffed focaccia – and speculated as to just who might own the super yacht that had anchored in the bay.
We observed the people on board in the distance as they were having fun on jet skis, then a speedboat, then the onboard helicopter took a spin, then they played some loud music. And I mean that some musicians played some music, not that they turned on the stereo. Curiously, none of the staff could be drawn on who was on the yacht, though we did ask. Their polite discretion didn't surprise us, though.
When you notice how nice the staff are on holiday, it's a sign that they're really doing something right. Otherwise, there's nothing to notice. But everyone here contributes a little bit of magic, from Giuseppe in the Cavilieri – who, mortifyingly, rustled up freshly cooked doughnuts for the older daughter one morning – to Raimundo, whose job is, specifically, to know who every holidaymaker on the entire complex is and to make them feel wanted and looked after.
And then, I can't emphasise enough, there are the girls in the Kids' City.
Between them, Marzia and Silvia – who are the backbone of the 12 girls who run the City in high season – have more than 20 years experience at Forte Village. They are kind and very funny and so loving that you'd nearly want to hang around with them yourself for a couple of hours, making pizza and cookies, riding the kids' train, paddling in the kids' lagoon pool and, for the first time this summer, bustling around the huge Barbie house.
For older kids, there are Rugby, Cricket and Tennis Academies and loads of other sports over the summer season, and no shortage of age-appropriate diversion. You can book the children in for morning or afternoon sessions with them, or both, and our two really looked forward to their burst of action with them in the afternoons, as did we.
Uninterrupted book-reading on the beach was the chief activity while the kids were off in the City but, on this visit, we also tried out the Thalasso del Forte hydrotherapy spa, which a friend had highly recommended.
I had tried saltwater spas before, but never outdoors and never, ever quite like this. The sequence of six pools starts with an extraordinary 10-minute dip in a hot pool containing so much magnesium that your skin tingles and your body floats almost disconcertingly.
Then, as you pass through each pool for between 10 and 20 minutes each, the temperature and the magnesium levels drop, until you end up in a refreshing pool of cool water and invigorating jets. It's quite something and, that day, we returned to the children slightly dazed and with great appetites for dinner.
The three-year-old's catchphrase for the holiday was, "This is the best ... " "This is the best beach in the world." "This is the best pizza in the world." "This is the best sister in the world." "This is the best swimming in the world." We didn't disagree.
This typical Sardinian pasta looks like a miniature calzone pizza, in that it's rolled over on itself and stuffed with deliciousness. Fillings range from meat to slightly sharp local pecorino cheese and mint and a simple tomato sauce on top makes for a Sardinian primo to lead you into a secondo of, naturally, jumping-fresh grilled sardines.
A 10-minute drive from Forte Village is the beach at Teurredda, which some consider one of the prettiest in the world. The water is spectacularly blue and made for swimming, even for small kids or not-so-strong swimmers. The view as you drive up is spectacular, as the sea shimmers turquoise against the white sand. Well worth a spin and a swim.
The Market
Cagliari is a half-hour drive from Forte Village and its laid-back, dusty charm is a break from the sunshine and sparkling sea. The city's San Benedetto Municipal Market is Europe's oldest covered market, where fish and meat traders yell at each other over stalls of sometimes unrecognisable delicacies and you can pick up quality dried meats and Parmesan to bring home.
From now until June 20, Forte Village Resort, Sardinia, has a seven night stay from €5,775 based on two adults and two children under 13 sharing a family bungalow at Il Villaggio on a half board basis, with a 50% discount for children up to 13 years. From June 21 - August 29, Forte Village Resort has a seven night stay from €7,245 based on two adults and two children under 13 sharing a family bungalow at Il Villaggio on a half board basis, with a 50% discount for children up to 13 years.
For reservations please visit www.fortevillage.com or call +39 070 921 8818.
Sunday Indo Living


text:
by Darren Devlyn
Aaron Jeffery's new man-on-the-and role lets him indulge his passions, acting and farming.
Taking time out from acting for almost two years to be a farmhand and study theology has had a big
impact on Aaron. And the former Water Rats star who returns to the screen as Alex Ryan in the Nine Network's
new drama McLeod's Daughters, believes his showbiz break has given his life perspective.
Aaron's a bear of a man who speaks in quiet, measured tones. He sits under a gum tree and rolls
a cigarette as he explains his new role.
"I'm happy to be playing this part because my heart belongs in the country, even though I didn't
grow up here. I had a real urge to leave all this behind, so I worked as a farmhand on a property in Culcairn [NSW]
and I loved every minute".
Aaron, 31, loves the solitude of country life and those who know him agree he's never been motivated
by fame. He has, however, paid a hefty price for it. "Public recognition is a given in this industry. You
cant get away form it... in my case, I had a stalker, a guy obsessed with me for seven very long years. Its was scary".
The stalking began with death threats when Aaron was still a student at Sydney's National Institure
of Dramatic Art. He received letters, faxes via production office for Water Rats and his 1998 movie The
Interview and up to 50 phone calls a day. It ended after the man attacked Aaron in Sydney's Oxford Street.
"I wouldn't like to face it again," says Aaron of the experience. "It's the ugly, flip side
of the business. It shook me up."
Aaron was was a security guard doorman, debt collector and insurance salesmans before before
acting, says he's enjoyed the break. "But, when this job on McLeods Daughters came up, it gave me the perfect
opporunity to combine acting and farming!."
Of this role as a man on the land, Aaron admits "There's been alot of chauvinism in this industry
over the years. Now the shoe is on the other foot, with women taking strong lead roles. And, looking at me character
and the way he relates to the McLeods women, Claire and Tess, I could end up as the meat in the chick-flick sandwich!".


text:
The Revitalization of Bowling Green Kentucky's Downtown
Business Challenge
The city of Bowling Green, KY is undergoing expansive growth. Part of the growth strategy was the orchestration of a revitalization movement, specifically in the downtown vicinity. In order to garner the consumers' and business community's engagement in the effort, the city invested in the pepper group, ltd. (TPG) to develop a comprehensive brand communications plan for the area—–making Downtown B.G. a true destination for residents and tourists alike.
First, TPG leveraged data from a previously conducted feasibility study to garner further qualitative consumer insights from local businesses and residents. Focus groups were implemented to gain an understanding of what people desired in a "downtown B.G. experience—from retail to entertainment, from green space to dining options.
Based on those insights, several positioning alternatives coupled with branded identities were concepted and tested with various consumer audiences,leading to the final "City Center" branding approach. The logo is anchored by a stylist fountain graphic as there is equity in that graphic approach since the city has many historic and contemporary fountains and they are seen as "icons" unique to Bowling Green.
A cohesive marketing program was developed to support the roll out of the branding, including extensive press coverage and social media campaign. A web site is set to launch second quarter 2012.
The branding initiative worked to bring the community together in a rallying cry type of manner. They feel ownership in the process of developing City Center and are embracing it as it evolves.
Businesses continue to be attracted to the area and solicitation of new businesses to the area has been successful since the launch.
The next phase of the project is to develop a City Center way-finding system for the central downtown and surrounding areas.


text:
Good day fans. Can you spare 5 minutes of your time?
After working on restoring our boat we are now fully operational again. The last month was a great month. The visibility in the bay is improving every day and we are super happy to be back in the water.
Thank you all for maintaining your support for us over the last 5 months. They were difficult and although we still feel the aftermath from the two devastating hurricanes, we are back.
For everyone who would like to help us a bit further or who would simply like to help us out a bit, please remember that both direct feedback as well as great reviews on several media go a long, very long, way.
So, may we ask you 5 minutes of your time to post a great 5 star review here: TripAdvisor
If you would like to share something constructive to further or better our services instead, please click here and send us an email.
Thank you very much for your time and efforts!
Warmest regards,
The SNUBA SXM Team


text:
An online petition asking the government to do away with Saudi Arabia's guardianship system was signed by thousands of citizens in an attempt to liberate women who need the permission of a male guardian to travel, marry, exit prison, and in some cases to work or get access to healthcare facilities.
"Women should be treated as a full citizen. This is not only a women's issue, this is also putting pressure on normal men...this is not an issue for women only," activist Aziza Al-Yousef told the Guardian. She has been fighting against this system along with other activists for a decade.
A guardian is a woman's father or husband in case she is married while a widow's guardian would be her son if there are no other men of age in her life.
Yousef and other activists have been organising workshops and performing studies on the validity of such a system since five years, while dismissing the claim that the law follows the teachings of Islam. A report by the Human Rights Watch (HRW) triggered a hashtag #IAmMyOwnGuardian on Twitter to spread awareness on the issue.
Hala Aldosari, a researcher in women's health who wrote the petition and worked on the HRW report, said that around 2,500 women sent telegrams to the office of the Saudi king asking him to abolish the guardianship system. She added that the petition was signed by 14,682 people after it was promoted on Twitter.
The Saudi government had agreed to do away with the system once in 2009 and the second time in 2013 following a review by the UN Human Rights Council. It relaxed the laws making it easier for women to work and also appointing women to the advisory board of the King. Women were allowed to vote and run as candidates in municipal elections. Even then, these laws were limited and did not provide women with their fundamental rights, the newspaper reported.
The Saudi government announced its Vision 2030, an economic plan that called for increased participation of women in the labour market. But employers would still ask women to submit permission from their guardians.
Hamid M Khan, deputy director of The Rule of Law Collaborative at the University of South Carolina, said that the law arises from the Quran that forbids women to marry certain classes of males. However, some Islamic scholars have misinterpreted it and stated that a male guardian should accompany a woman when she is with any man not included in that list.
"This notion of guardianship is not necessarily embedded in the Qur'an but it's based upon the jurist view that there are certain patriarchal understandings about the necessity of guarding a woman from these men," Khan told the Guardian.
Yousef said that the petition was also signed by some Saudi clerics who believe that the system is not based on Islamic law. Several clerics came out in support of the petition after Saudi women demanded the right to drive, Aldosari said.
"They all declared that this is not religion, this is all government rules and it should be changed," Yousef said.


text:
Drew Barrymore opens up about her carefree beauty and – along with stars like Jessica Biel and Eva Longoria – shows off what she really looks like without makeup. Plus, Leo shines inside and out, Beyoncé celebrates her curves, and more.
Students who survived the Virginia Tech massacre talk about the shooting, the healing and getting on with life
Ousted American Idol hopeful Sanjaya Malakar lets his hair down and talks about everything from Simon to romance


text:
View Population Data
Created by Megan Webb of The Nature Conservancy, California
Population data courtesy of CDFW, NOAA Fisheries, and other federal, state, and local agencies, watershed groups, and conservation organizations.
Evolutionarily Significant Units (ESU) are defined by NOAA Fisheries under their Endangered Species Act (ESA) status reviews. They are defined as a population that is substantially reproductively isolated from conspecific populations and represents an important component in the evolutionary legacy of the species.


text:
La Savane: local cuisine and exotic flavours
One of the best tables of the Côte-sous-le-Vent, in a context of African savannah. A beautiful address.
The atmosphere is intimate on the beach in Deshaies, looking over this exceptional bay. The Savane invites you on a gastronomic journey but also a decorative one. Natural materials are in the spotlight, particularly wood, which dresses floors and walls. The safari-inspired furniture is in the same hues.
At the bar, beware of the gorilla, which serves as a seat. The welcoming atmosphere is due to the chef Vincent Potiron, who is always smiling. There are no menus here, but refined and revisited dishes like crispy foie gras with mango chutney or marlin steak with a honey and ginger dressing.
In their quest for quality, the restaurant selects the best products of Guadeloupe, which are always fresh. Like the sublime desserts, revealing the pastry talents of the chef who learned his trade in prestigious Parisian addresses such as Lenôtre and Dalloyau. Be prepared for a festival of flavours capped off with crème brulée perfumed with lime, a mango emulsion, or pineapple with basil.
La Savane
Boulevard des Poissonniers
97126 Deshaies
+590 (0)5 90 91 39 58
Menu: around 35 EUR


text:
Tunic: Show Me Your MuMu c/o Necklace: Kendra Scott c/o Bracelet: Kendra Scott c/o Ring: Kendra Scott c/o Booties: Nine West (sold out)
What I'm Wearing:
Happy Daylight Savings! I hate daylight savings both in the spring and the fall. It just further screws up my sleeping schedule. On a more positive note, today is the first day it is going to be 40 degrees in a long time. I've been eager to start incorporating more spring items into my wardrobe lately. If you follow me on Instagram you already saw a preview of this look. This tunic from Show Me Your Mumu was the perfect piece. It totally screams spring with the pink floral pattern and how flowy it is. I styled it with jeans and booties cause it's still a bit chilly here but you can also wear it with tights or leggings or even bare legs if you like things that are really short. I also added some pieces from the Kendra Scott Avant Garden Collection. I'm in love with this whole collection. It feels really fresh and now. I'll probably be wearing these pieces all spring. It's time to start preparing for St. Patrick's Day, and that means my triple boozey Irish cupcakes. They're a lot of work but everyone always loves them. Enjoy your week guys!


text:
I was nominated for two more Liebster Awards!! This is beyond exciting! Thank you thank you thank you to Lady Bee at Let Books Bee and Tia at Read It Write Now! You guys are awesome and you both have amazing blogs :)
Here are the rules:
1. List 11 facts about yourself.
2. Answer the 11 questions asked by the person who nominated you.
3. Nominated 5-10 bloggers with less than 300 followers and leave them a comment that they have been nominated.
4. Ask 11 new questions for your nominees.
5. You cannot re-nominate the blog that nominated you.
I'm just going to saw 11 facts about myself (not 22), answer the questions from both and nominate 5ish blogs.
Facts about me!
1. My current favorite songs are Try by Colbie Caillat and Shatter Me by Lindsey Stirling ft. Lizzy Hale.
2. I try to write reviews right after I finish a book.
3. My TBR list is now 3,203 books long.
4. My Read list is currently 548 books long.
5. I only started seriously reading (basically reading like a serial killer...) about a year ago around the time I joined Goodreads.
6. My favorite color is blue.
7. The last movie I watched was Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
8. I try to read at least half a book a day.
9. I'm currently in the middle of my own R&R September (where I plan to read all of my R&R books I've received for review - 23 left!).
10. I play piano, clarinet, and alto saxophone.
11. I have the cutest frog tape dispenser sitting on my desk that was a gift!
Lady Bee's Questions!
1. There's a fire in your room! You only have time to grab one book and make a run for the door, which book is it?
~ This is so hard!! I think I would either grab my copy of Heir of Fire or my kindle (can't I save both?!)
2. Say, you get to interview any author, either alive or dead, who would it be?
~ Jennifer E. Smith! I'd ask her what happens after The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight ends! I feel so much like Hazel wanting to know what happens to everyone but seriously! If you've read that book, you get it right??
3. A new Twilight spin-off will be made! Love it or hate it? Why?
~ Ahhhh... written by Stephanie Meyer? Probably hate it. I know I gave high star ratings to the Twilight books but that was back when I hadn't really been reading books, I was just hurrying through them and only paying attention to the plot. So I'll have to reread those and give them proper ratings and reviews! So anyway, Stephanie Meyer had the right idea but I think her execution is a bit off.
4. A cheesy romance novel or a toe-curling horror story?
~ Cheesy romance hehe :) I'll read horror but it isn't my favorite genre in the world.
5. Pure, milk, or white chocolate? Why?
~ PURE!! Well I call it dark chocolate. I've never actually heard dark chocolate called pure chocolate. Is that like a different countries thing? But anyway, dark chocolate is so good and so good for you! I like the kind with mint in it. Oh and Divine dark chocolate is perfection. I'm a bit of a chocoholic :)
6. Honestly, do you reply to every review request you get?
~ Yes. Unless it's really obvious that it's a mass email that authors send to every blogger out there. If authors really want me to review their book, then I need to know that they're willing to write a nice email to only me. I don't like mass request emails. I do usually try to fit every request in although sometimes I have to turn some down.
7. Did you ever stop reading a book because it was "too much"?
~ Not that I can remember...
8. What's the worst book you have ever read?
~ Extras by Scott Westerfield. If you say you're writing a trilogy, stick with it! Don't just randomly add another book on the end! The series was already going downhill for me and that just tipped it over the edge. I couldn't even finish the book! I've only given 2 one star ratings and that book was one of them.
9. What book do you want to see as a movie? Which actor should play the main character?
~ I'm terrible with these questions... I'd love to see Graceling... which is coming out this year or next year coincidentally!
10. What do you like the most about blogging so far?
~ Being able to help people choose the right book for them. I've read so many books now, it's so cool to be able to talk about them with other people! And I love surfing around the blogosphere to see what other people are loving!
11. Have you learned anything since you started your blog? If so, what did you learn?
~ I learned how to work most of blogger... I don't know... I feel like I'm a sort of better writer and it keep's me motivated to be writing and such... I'm terrible with these deep questions.
Tia's Questions!
1. Do you like reviewing books you liked or didn't like better?
~ I know this probably makes me a horrible person but I think I'm better at reviewing books I didn't like. I have a hard time gushing about really good books...
2. If you were tossed into the world of the Hunger Games, who would you want as your ally?
~ Is it cheating to say Katniss??
3. During a zombie apocalypse, what would be your weapon of choice?
~ Hmmm... either explosives or a sword. I just have this fascination with the coolness of swords and explosives are very good at killing zombies (or so I've heard).
4. What is your favorite book to movie adaptation?
~ The Giver!! I also really like Catching Fire (MOCKINGJAY PART 1 COMES OUT ON NOVEMBER 21ST!!!!!!!!)
5. What is the book that you turn to for comfort?
~ Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. It's just all around awesomeness man! The line "My name is Celaena Sardothien and I will not be afraid" pumps me up every time!
6. Say you got locked inside a Barnes and Nobles for days on end with nothing to do but read, what section of the store would you start at?
~ New release YA books!!! That would be a dream come true!
7. What book character do you think you are like the most?
~ I honestly have no idea... Katy from Obsidian by JLA? She likes books too...
8. If you were stuck on an island and were only allowed to bring three things with you, what would they be?
~ My kindle, an entire grocery store (it counts as one thing!), and a satellite phone (so I could call for help when I wanted to get outta there!).
9. If there was one song that described you, what would it be?
~ These are all such deep questions! Ugh I don't know... If you guys have any ideas, comment please because I'm at a loss here...
10. What is your biggest pet peeve when it comes to books?
~ Unnatural dialogue/thesaurus writing! It's like the author is trying to have 'proper' grammar and use fancy words to sound smarter but it comes out sounding stiff and formal and like I'm reading an essay. Hate, hate, hate it. You know, it sounds like the author just went through the thesaurus for every single word they use! And the non-use of contractions (in books set in modern times). Seriously??
11. Love triangles? Love them or hate them?
~ If they aren't the main focus and are well done, they can be pretty good. I currently have a love-hate relationship with The Selection by Kiera Cass mainly because there was some other stuff in there but not enough to dilute it.
Questions for the nominees!
1. How many books have you read so far this year?
2. If space aliens were coming from the sky and invading your house, what character do you draw from to become an awesome, fabulous fighter?
3. Do you write reviews by hand or typing (before you actually type them up)?
4. Favorite drink?
5. Do you like eating while you read? If so, what?
6. Do you write notes and such in your physical copies of books?
7. If you could only use scissors or glue for the rest of your life (and the other one was gone from the earth) which would it be?
8. What is the last book you bought?
9. Do you have any pets?
10. Would you rather go skydiving or scuba diving?
11. What is your favorite object sitting within arms reach of where you are sitting at this moment?
Now for the big event - the nominees! I nominate:
Talina @Sassy and Dangerous
Emily @Mrs. B's Books
Jennie @A Bookworm Called Jennie
Katerina @The Realm of Books
Tata for now!


text:
Here's what it's really like to overcome addictions to debt and shopping
When Kate lived in New York City, she used to shop every day.
If she went to shop for designer hand bags, she wouldn't just buy one. She would buy three. If she went shopping for designer shoes, she would buy six pairs at a time.
In order to find room for her purchases, she used multiple storage units in various locations outside the city. In between seasons, she would take a car service to those spaces to switch out her wardrobe.
Kate's spending didn't end there. She would set costly goals – such as visiting all seven continents – and pursue them just to say she had completed them.
Kate, now 52, felt that she deserved the reward. She has a lucrative career in financial services and consistently earns a six-figure, occasionally seven-figure, salary.
"I could afford it, but it was excessive," Kate said.
Kate reached a crisis point 12 years ago and turned to Debtors Anonymous. "This program saved my life," she said.
Debtors Anonymous first started in the late 1960s when some members of Alcoholics Anonymous started holding separate meetings to discuss issues they were having with money.
Today, the group has more than 500 registered meetings in more than 15 countries.
During the time the organization has grown, personal debts in the U.S. have ballooned.
Student loan debt has reached a whopping $1.5 trillion, while credit card debt has also crossed the $1 trillion mark.
Total consumer debt such as credit cards, auto, personal and student loans – is projected to reach $4 trillion by the end of this year.
Source link


text:
Soundmurderer is Todd Osborn; SK-1 is Tadd Mullinx.
Osborn ran the first drum & bass record store in Detroit and has also set up his own Rewind Records label. He's previously also recorded under the name Osborn and Starsky and Clutch.
Mullinx also records abstract instrumental hip-hop as Dabrye for Prefuse 73's Eastern Developments label, in addition to records as James Cotton and under his own name.


text:
The board was already reading and Shaun Deeb was facing a 2,700 bet in the cutoff after big blind Chance Kornuth put in the middle. Deeb called and both players saw the river.
The river completed the board and Kornuth bet 20,000. Deeb called the 100 big blind bet and saw Kornuth table . After he took a good look he opened up himself for a straight and the winning hand.
Deeb could launch himself in the top spot of the Player of the Year race again by cashing in this event, even though it's gonna be really exciting.


text:
Bat and Spook Pizza
Spread pizza sauce evenly on bread shells; top evenly with pepperoni slices.
Cut out ghost and bat shapes from cheese slices with cookie cutters; place on pizza sauce.
Bake 10 to 12 minutes or until cheese is melted.
Makes 4 servings.
Back Home
[Boo-tiful Halloween Appetizer Recipes] [Graveyard Halloween Dinner Recipes] [Ghoulish Halloween Treat Recipes] [Scary Halloween Desserts Recipes] [Halloween Trick or Treat Candy Recipes] [Halloween Beverage Recipes Halloween Party Ideas] [Halloween Party Games] Halloween Recipes
Razzle Dazzle
Don't forget to visit our other Recipe site at
That's My Home
Happy Halloween!


text:
Yes, the Walthamstow and District Photographic Society has now embraced Twitter and Tweets!
Unfortunately, someone called Wilmer Palomino has taken the name @wdps so we are @wdps_UK
If you are on Twitter please follow us, as that will allow you to re-tweet our tweets.
Twitter will help us to promote ourselves in a different manner in the community using hashtags #walthamstow & #E17 and hopefully gain new members and people to Summer School.
The first member of the Society we are following is George Ingleby, who if you wish to follow him is @InglebyUk if you wish to follow him.
Remember, there are Twitter buttons on each page, and post which allows you to tweet very simply individual pages of this site. By doing this you will help with our exposure and also with search engine rankings.


text:
HBO has announced the official schedule, lineup and presenters for this year's annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
The inclusion this years consists of Heart, Albert King, Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Rush, and Donna Summer in the performer category. Lou Adler and Quincy Jones were the non-performer inductees. The exclusive HBO special is set to air on MAY 18 (9:00-11:50 p.m. ET/PT). The 28th annual induction ceremony took place on April 18 at Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre, marking the first time since 1993 that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was held on the West Coast. The HBO special features long-awaited performances, commemorative tributes and moving speeches from both presenters and inductees. HBO Signature will present a 24-hour marathon of the HBO special beginning at midnight the same day the special debuts on HBO, and concluding May 19 at midnight.
Performer Category:
Induction: Chris Cornell
Performance: Heart's original lineup and Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell perform "Crazy on You" and are joined by Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and Pearl Jam's Mike McCready for "Barracuda."
Albert King
Induction: John Mayer
Performance: Gary Clark Jr. performs King's "Oh Pretty Woman." Booker T. Jones and Mayer join him for a jam of "Born Under a Bad Sign."
Randy Newman
Induction: Don Henley
Performance: Randy Newman plays "I Think It's Going to Rain Today" and is accompanied by The Eagles' Don Henley on "I'm Dead But I Don't Know It."
Public Enemy
Induction: Harry Belafonte and Spike Lee
Performance: Public Enemy performs their iconic songs "Bring the Noise" and "Fight the Power."
Induction: Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins
Performance: Dedicating their award to the fans, Rush plays their classics "Tom Sawyer" and "The Spirit of Radio." In a special tribute, Grohl, Hawkins and Nick Raskulinecz perform Rush's "2112/Overture."
Donna Summer
Induction: Kelly Rowland
Performance: Jennifer Hudson puts her own spin on Summer's "Last Dance."
Ahmet Ertegun (non-performer) Awards:
Lou Adler
Induction: Cheech and Chong
Performance: Carole King performs "So Far Away" from her album "Tapestry," which Adler produced.
Quincy Jones
Induction: Oprah Winfrey
Performance: Usher performs "Rock with You" from Michael Jackson's album "Off the Wall," which Jones produced.
The special is bookended by all-star jams that have long been a signature of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shows. The night opened with Randy Newman performing his classic "I Love LA," joined by Jackson Browne, John Fogerty and Tom Petty. The evening's finale of Robert Johnson's legendary song "Crossroads" included Gary Clark Jr., Chris Cornell, John Fogerty, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Heart, Mike McCready, Tom Morello, Public Enemy and Rush.
others are reading
'Gentleman Jack' Renewed for Second Season
May 24, 2019
'Sweetbitter' Season 2 to Premiere in July
May 22, 2019
'Zombies 2' Expands Cast with a new Werewolf Pack
May 21, 2019
Hit the Pool With a new 'Stranger Things 3' Video
May 20, 2019
Netflix's 'Slasher Solstice' Launches in May
May 20, 2019
'Strange Angel' Season Two Premieres in June
May 19, 2019
AMC Adds Anthology Series From 'Black Mirror' Writer
May 16, 2019
'Disenchantment' Returns to Netflix this September
May 16, 2019
'Katy Keene' and 'Batwoman' Leads CW Fall Schedule
May 16, 2019


text:
BIO International International Convention 2018
Boston, MA
6/4/2018 - 6/7/2018
9:00am - 6:00pm
Click Here for More Information
Contact Phone: +1.202.962.6655
Contact Email: email@example.com
Why Attend BIO?
The BIO International Convention (BIO) attracts 16,000+ biotechnology and pharma leaders who come together for one week of intensive networking to discover new opportunities and promising partnerships. We bring together a wide spectrum of life science and application areas including drug discovery, biomanufacturing, genomics, biofuels, nanotechnology and cell therapy.
Here's What You Can Expect at BIO 2018
- 41,000+ BIO One-on-One Partnering Meetings
- 1,800+ Exhibitors including 50 State and International Pavilions
- 10+ Networking Receptions, Meetups, and more
- 150+ Education Sessions
- 300+ Company Presentations (Record number of company presentations in 2017!)
10 Reasons to Attend the BIO International Convention
- Find partners, sustain projects and find funding in the BIO One-on-One Partnering System
- Ability to connect efficiently: Meet with 4,000+ attending companies and 1,800+ exhibiting companies
- Gain new perspectives from executive visionaries in our new Fireside Chats
- Network with 2,500 CEOs and 16,000+ attendees from 76 countries
- Explore solutions and meet service providers in one of our 7 product focus zones or specialty zones.
- Super Sessions exploring the latest on biotechnology's hot button issues
- Attend one of our 18 education tracks featuring new topics: brain health, biotherapeutic delivery and clinical trials
- Attend an array of networking events and high-end parties showcasing the best of San Diego
- Tuesday night Exhibitor Hospitality Receptions in the BIO Exhibition
- Hear the latest innovations from Patient & Health groups in the Patient Advocacy Pavilion in the BIO Exhibition


text: Terms of Use Privacy Policy Hide Fashion Trends Winter Sunglasses For Men Winter Sunglasses For Men ASOS Reclaimed Vintage Wayfarer Sunglasses Topman Brown Clubman Retro Sunglasses Illesteva Leonard Round Framed Wooden Sunglasses Banana Republic Morgan Sunglasses Warby Parker Everett Sunglasses Michael Bastian x Randolph Engineering Signature Intruder Barton Perreira Barrett Sunglasses Mosley Tribes Merchant Sunglasses Tom Ford Ramone Sunglasses Oliver Peoples Bernardo Square Sunglasses/Cocobolo ASOS Reclaimed Vintage Wayfarer Sunglasses Adam Fox January 20, 2012 Share Tweet Flip 0 Shares Click here to follow AskMen Fashion on Twitter.When Earth's axis tilts the way of winter, you can't be faulted for leaving your candy-colored summer wayfarers at home. After all, daylight is seriously short, and the damaging rays of the sun are surely less direct. But make no mistake about it: Whether you're hitting the slopes or the streets, powerful UV light is still ready to wreak havoc on your eyes. Unfortunately, the number of sunglass options out there can be blinding. And that's exactly why we've whittled down the ones you need to nab this season to a tolerable 10.Pictured Here: ASOS Reclaimed Vintage Wayfarer SunglassesPrice: $32.23Buy it hereThese vintage wayfarers claim to be reclaimed. And though we're not exactly sure where they're from or how they got here, we know better than to ask questions about frames that look this good for under $35. The leaner lines lend a dressier (and pricier) feel to the eternally casual-cool original. Prev Next Recommended Reading Entertainment Galleries 25 Ways To Look Hot During The Coldest Time Of The Year Entertainment Galleries The 10 Most Iconic Movie Sunglasses Fashion Trends Get Them While It's Hot: The Best Sunglasses Under $100 Fashion Advice Here's How To Avoid A Lenny Kravitz-esque Scarf Etiquette Faux Pas Guy Gear Extreme Cold-Weather Clothing: Guy Gear


text:
K1's Class Schedule
7:55-8:20 Unpack and Morning Work (tardy after 8:10am)
8:20-8:55 Special Area (See schedule below)
9:00 -9:30 Word Work, Read Aloud , or Reading Skill Mini Lesson
Teacher and Assistant
10:30-10:50- Shared Reading- Phonic Skill, vocab, fluency
10:55-11:15 Lunch
11:20-11:40 Calendar and Math Skills
11:40-11:50 Writing Mini Lesson
12:45-1:10 Recess
1:15-1:50 Math Mini Lesson and Math Groups
1:50-2:10 Snack and Pack up
2:10-2:45 Rest time
2:45-2:55 sharing, minute math, phonics review, shared reading
3:00 Dismissal to buses and cars
****Friday- Morning work and Special Area
9:00-10:30- whole group
Work session and Literacy centers-for students
Conferencing and Assessment- for teacher/assistant
Check penny banks and give prizes
10:30-10:50 Poetry Books
Remainder of the day is the same as M-Thurs.
K1's Special Area Schedule
Monday Art
***Guidance every other Mon in addition to Music
Tuesday Library
Wednesday Computer Lab
Thursday Music
Friday *PE
*please wear tennis shoes, shorts, or pants for your child to participate. Participation is part of your child's assessment in PE. No sandals, skirts, or open toe shoes please.
Special Area Teachers:
Mr. Benson, Music Mrs. Espiritu, Art Mrs. Spivey, Guidance
Ms. Bevens, Computer Lab Miss Taylor, Library
Mrs. Baggot, PE


text:
Witness the manhunt that changed the course of human history
Follows the epic Biblical story of the Resurrection, as told through the eyes of a non-believer. Clavius, a powerful Roman Military Tribune, and his aide Lucius, are tasked with solving the mystery of what happened to Jesus in the weeks following the crucifixion, in order to disprove the rumors of a risen Messiah and prevent an uprising in Jerusalem.
Please enter captcha to continue to video.
If the above stream is offline (saying We are sorry!),
please click on the "Refresh Link" to get a new streaming link. Don't worry it'll just take a second.


text:
As every student enters my classroom I get hard watching for her.
She enters. I smile.
She greets me. I nod.
What I wouldn't give to fuck what I'm sure is a tight pussy. I wonder how many other guys she has been with. I try to erase the thought from my mind. I already know she's a bit of a slut. The thought of this turns me on even more.
I'm a good looking man. I am young and fit. I wonder if she has thought of me naked. My dick is so hard all throughout class. Days like today aren't rare. I spend most of the class behind my desk.
Every so often I glace at her. She is staring at me every time I catch her eye. She doesn't even look away. I feel my face growing hotter.
Bell rings. Class is over.
Today I'm going to test the waters.
I ask for her to stay behind for a moment. She obeys.
Her cheeks are flushed as she approaches my desk. Polo shirt is unbuttoned all the way. My sweet girl has no shame. I can't help but stare at her cleavage, on display for me. Is it for me? Her skirt is far too short according to the school's dress code. Curse that dress code.
I tell her I want to talk about her most recent paper.
Her eyes widen. She is worried about her grade. She begins to plead with me about doing extra credit work.
She walks over to the door and closes it.
She tells me she can't afford a poor grade and would do anything to avoid this.
I tell her the paper has already been graded.
She continues pleading with me. I really have the upper hand here but I will not be the one to initiate anything.
Again, she says she'll do anything to make sure she gets a good mark on this paper. She emphasizes the word anything. My cheeks flush. Now she has me right where she wants me; and I, her.
I tell her the door will be locked from the outside now that it's closed.
She smiles viciously.
She lifts her short skirt up so that I may see her lace thong.
She beckons me. I approach. She takes my hand and guides me into her panties and allows me to touch her wet pussy. She leaves my hand there as she removes her pink polo and lets her hair down.
Oh fuck. She is so tanned. Her breasts are perfectly round. She takes my other hand and places it on her breast. I need to instruction on what to do with those perky little nipples.
She moans as I continue stroking her clit. I explore every inch of her cunt. I want to devour it. Not a hair to be found. She touches the bulge under my trousers. By the look on her sexy little face I can tell she is impressed by my size.
She unbuttons my pants quickly and pulls them to the floor.
I demand that she kneels. She obeys without question.
I order her to suck my dick. She likes this game. She licks her lips as she stares me right in the eyes and begins to lick my shaft. She begins sucking me vivaciously. Her head moves beautifully up and down my cock. She has had a lot of practice. Good girl.
I want to fuck her more than anything.
I tell her to stand up and bend over. She finds a chair for support. I place my hand on her back and stroke her pussy with my fingers. She starts moaning again and I'm not sure I can take any more of this but I want to get her nice and wet before I fuck her brains out.
For a girl who is such a slut she has a nice tight pussy. I finger her until she comes. I can tell because her tight little ass is twitching and her body feels very warm. She is soaked; her gorgeous pussy dripping with natural lubricant. I'm trying to think quickly about how I want to take her. She doesn't give me any time to think. She is done being ordered around. Now I will be the servant.
She turns to face me and backs me onto a desk. She forces me to lie back and climbs on top of me. She straddles my dick and slides me in effortlessly. Her pussy feels amazing sliding up and down my cock. She rides me like a fucking champ. She has moves I've never experienced before. She rocks back and forth on me. I can tell she's going to come again. I grab her ass and squeeze.
Fuck this. I lift her up and force her on all fours. I start fucking her from behind. She likes it a lot. I spank her ass a few times and she screams my name. I fuck her: Hard. She comes again. I'm still not done with her. As she's convulsing and trying to catch her breath, I slide my dick out and put my fingers in her hot cunt again. I use her fluids to lubricate her ass hole and I force my dick in her ass. It's a very tight fit but she doesn't object. I begin pounding her harder and deeper. She tells me it hurts and I couldn't care less.
I fuck her so hard. Thrust after thrust. Again, I slap her backside and she moans. She's starting to enjoy my dick in her ass. I pull it out and start pounding her pussy again and this time I can feel myself about to explode into her. I can hear her breathing start to quicken again. She's going to orgasm a third time. Sex will never be the same for this girl and she knows it. I start fucking her quicker and quicker. Here it comes. The moment I have been dreaming about for months. I give her a few more deep pounds and I can feel her pussy tighten around my dick once more.
I explode with semen and it fills her. I call out her name once, twice. She's is laughing manically. She didn't know three orgasms were possible. Foolish child.
I stay in her until I know I am drained. As I pull out, my ejaculate drips out of her. She turns on her back, sticks her fingers in her pussy and licks my cum off. Sweet mother of god this slut is an angel.
She puts her clothes back on and turns to leave.
She tells me she hopes that was a passing performance. I assured her she exceeded expectations. She also said she hopes she can do some more extra credit work in the future. I assured her this would be a possibility.
She left her panties for me and walked out the door.
I wonder if she still would have let me fuck her if she knew I had already given her an A on that paper.


text:
If one goes near the desert, one will want to ride a camel.
Your journey will start at 7 pm (but schedule is optional!) in Marrakech's Palmeraie Gardens. You'll first be dressed as a Moroccan and secondly challenged to ride a camel as one. Fear not! Take your camera with you and be patient with your camel. Kind animals, strong personality!
During one hour stroll will be able to enjoy the African sunset and make lifetime memories.
In the end, the caravan will return and you will all have the opportunity to taste the fine moroccan mint tea at dawn.
Fear not! Take pictures and Enjoy!


text:
|TNSC Bank Results. Written Examination Result Call letter download. Passed Candidates list details 2012 2013
2) Written Exam Result
3) Call letter download 2013
4) Written Examination / Test Passed Candidates list
5) Qualified candidates list
TNSC Bank Results 2012 Written Exam Result Call letter download 2013: Tamil Nadu Co Operative Bank Office Assistant Examination Results was announced on today. and published at Tamil Nadu Co Operative Union official website@ http://www.tncoopsrb.org/ This Written Exam was conducted pn 09.12.2012. So many Candidates was appeared for this written Test.TNSC bank will fill up 3589 Office Assistant posts through this Recruitment 2012. The Interview will be conducted from 28.12.2012 to 03.01.2013 at following Center
Ethiraj College for Women,
No. 70, Ethiraj Salai, Egmore,
Chennai – 600 008
(Adjoining Hotel Kanchi).Individual intimation regarding the date and time of the Interview will be sent to the candidates separately. The selected candidates can also download their call letters from official website / below source link
Click here for TNSC Bank Office Assistant Written Exam Results 2012. Selected candidates list pdf download
For more details like Final selection list, Merit list etc and more details about TNSC Bank Results 2012 | Written Exam Result Call letter download 2013 Examination Passed list Visit below link
Source :- www.tncoopsrb.org.
congratulations to all successful candidates best of luck for interview.....


text:
Most of us have one ultimate goal in our work. For those with a Lean bent, it might be to increase customer value. For Operations it could be to achieve the perfect order or in Payroll, deliver the perfect paycheck. The CEO however, has the objective of achieving two goals. The first is success in their customer markets. The second is success in capital markets. What makes these two goals particularly difficult is that to be judged successful, they must achieve both goals simultaneously. To achieve the first goal, the CEO must deliver more customer value than their competitors through better products, services and effective use of their channels. As a measuring stick, most of us would gauge success in the customer market by a company's revenue or profit. For CEO's however, they must compete in a second simultaneous competition; the capital market. This market is comprised of investors that make up hedge funds, pension funds, mutual funds, private equity and banks. These investors only interest is determining the correct valuation of a company to ensure they make wise investment.
For the capital market, absolute profits are very important, but that's not enough. Investors want to understand how a company earned that profit. That's because the size of the profit doesn't provide any indication about how much effort it took to earn. For example, two companies may be generating the same amount of profit at the end of the year on the same revenue. These two companies earn the same profit, but are valued very differently. The reason for this may be that one is competing through low-cost production and has high levels of debt due to automated factories. The second may be competing on high levels of service. It has no debt but high labor costs. Even though the revenues and profits are the same, investors will value these companies differently which in turn influences the behavior of their respective CEO's.
Fortunately for the CEO, they receive lots of help figuring out how to balance the company's performance in each market. The CFO offers recommendations on how to make the many financial ratios, which investors use in part to judge a company's value, look better. To improve these ratios, companies can sometimes make decisions that are hard to understand. For example, it is not uncommon to see a manufacturer spin-off a slow growth but reasonably profitable plant because it is asset intensive. Simultaneously it enters into a contract to buy the exact same materials from the new owner. One likely explanation is that the company is trying to continue making the products it needs for its customer market while increasing its return on assets (ROA) ratio to increase its valuation in the capital market. Changing how a company operates to improve its valuation is extremely difficult. While the Return on Assets ratio might improve, it could easily impact the customer market: Operations must now incorporate a longer supply chain or absorb higher costs with increased SG&A costs from its new "supplier".
Finding the right balance between these markets is where there are often spicy debates between Finance and Engineering, Production, Services, and Sales & Marketing. These operational groups can often find themselves at odds with the CFO as they help the CEO determine what is important in customer markets by understanding how external influences such as competition and regulation are affecting the customer market.
It's obvious that with interdependent pressures acting upon a CEO as he or she tries to increase value in both markets that a continuous stream of really good ideas is required. This observation is supported by the CEO's polled in the Council on Competitiveness' latest Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index: For the second time in a row, over 400 CEO's around the world ranked an innovative workforce as the most important competitive driver to their company.
What's surprising though is that with all the metrics a company puts in place to measure the fiscal and operational health of a company, very few are able to overtly measure and improve their employees' innovative ability.
Fortunately, there are lots of great examples of an engaged groups of people exhibiting exactly the type of innovative behavior that CEO's value. The example I'll share is of magazine subscribers. I subscribe to Cook's Illustrated and Fine Homebuilding. Both of which provide articles to improve their subscribers' skills and knowledge. One feature both publications have is a reader's tips and tricks section. Every issue, each magazine publishes dozens of ideas that its subscribers submit. These ideas are exactly the kinds of ideas a business needs:
- How to use common materials to replace expensive materials.
- How to use leftover materials rather than discarding them.
- Creating simple techniques that turn a hard job into an easy job.
I don't believe cooking and building homes attract individuals with an above average ability to innovate. Rather the cross-section of individuals tells me that under the right conditions all employees have the potential to be a part of an innovative workforce. The trick is to harness that same innovative and productive energy at work that they display about their personal interests.
To achieve this for my clients, I start with organizational behavior 101, but with a twist. Using Maslow's hierarchy of needs as a framework, I simplify it into three stages: Security, Productivity, and Engagement.
Secure Employee
If individuals are insecure about their jobs or feel unsafe at work, they are not likely thinking about ways to incrementally improve the company's use of an injection molding machine. Creating security has many common themes but is different for everyone. It doesn't mean every job has to have the same level of security. Instead it means that the employee understands and is comfortable with their environment. Most employees would feel secure in the following environment:
- Employees are paid in accordance to their agreement with the company (presumably risk adjusted)
- Employees receive regular communications from leadership that provides transparency as to how the company is doing and where it's going
- Employees understand the rules within the company
- Employees are treated fairly and equitably relative to fellow employees
- Employees feel safe in their work environment
Productive Employee
With security complete, individuals can be productive. Secure employees want to contribute and add value to a company. They didn't sign up to fail. Their ability to be productive is dependent on a workplace that creates an environment and situations where they can be successful.
- Employees know what to do to be effective in their jobs
- Employees can measure their individual and collective contributions
- The workplace environment and processes work with them to be productive rather than introducing obstacles.
- The company values an employee's personal time as much as it values work time.
Engaged Employee
When employees are secure and productive, they become engaged. Companies who have engaged employees are receiving much more value from their employees than the wages paid. Similar to magazines' tips and tricks sections, companies have the ability to harvest the ideas created by their engaged employees. To activate this potential, companies need to create an environment where:
- Individuals are encouraged to contribute ideas and are recognized for their work and ideas
- Individuals can map their contributions to the success of the company
- Reasonable failure is tolerated and even encouraged
Similar to developing the process to create a new service or product, an engaged employee can be developed. Companies that have achieved an engaged workforce have figured out how to balance the constraints of the customer, the money, and their employees. For the CEO in the middle of a balancing act, their success hinges on creating an innovative workforce and improving their ROHC – Return on Human Capital.