text:
CLAVERING, England — In this rural Essex village stands The Cricketers, the once-quiet pub that launched the career of British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who first cooked in his parents' kitchen. Trevor and Sally Oliver's place has grown with their son's huge fame and influence: Autographed copies of his new book are available behind the bar, and the pub proudly notes that its vegetables are supplied by Jamie Oliver's organic garden, which is nearby.
Some celebrity chefs have cultivated images of flashy entrepreneurs cooking for the trendy and wealthy. Jamie Oliver's strategy has been different: Despite owning a fleet of restaurants and endorsement deals, he mostly has set out to make his name, and colossal fortune, by improving the food, and thus the lives of ordinary people. Although only 37, he has taken on the daunting task of improving school lunches in Britain, a culinary experience generally thought of as occupying the bottom of the food chain, and succeeded in coaxing the British government to invest 280 million pounds (about $425 million) in kids' midday meals. And he spun off the notion of children's diets into a U.S. TV series focusing on obesity in Huntington, W.Va., and poor nutrition in Los Angeles. These efforts haven't always worked — social change and good TV have oft-contradictory aims. And some have, of course, noted the omnipresent cameras and cult of personality. Still, Oliver was voted "most inspiring political figure" in a British TV network's 2005 poll.
Note that term: political figure. Which brings me to Chicago and Rick Bayless.
At a Tribune event a couple of weeks ago, Bayless noted, with some amazement, how far chefs have come in the last couple of decades, moving from unseen figures in the kitchen to cultural leaders whose opinions now are sought out and followed. As Americans have better understood the myriad consequences of what they put in their bodies, the power and prestige of the teaching chef has greatly increased. As Bayless noted, it is a dazzling transformation. One generation ago, chefs were regarded as people who had not succeeded at more traditional professions. Now they open their mouths and people listen. Oliver moved from The Cricketers to transforming the lunchtimes of millions of British kids.
So what is Chicago's most pressing problem? Young people shot dead on the city's streets. What is one of Chicago's most important cultural assets? Brilliant, powerful, influential, world-famous chefs. Perhaps it's time to put those two things together.
The notion of a bunch of chefs solving gang violence might sound strange: Shootings would not, on the surface, appear to have anything to with food.
Or do they?
I asked Bayless outright what he would do to curb the killing in Chicago, and he spoke not only of the consequences of eating nothing but processed junk, which does nobody any good, and the aching need to somehow find a way to get farms closer to the murder-plagued Chicago neighborhoods of the South and West sides, but also about the importance of the "communal table."
If we have such a table in our lives, he argued, where we break bread, preferably fresh bread, with those around us, our mental health improves and our petty disputes are less likely to end with someone being shot. Especially if that someone was at the same table for dinner. That is not just Bayless talking, but a truth with plenty of research behind it. Studies at Columbia University, Rutgers and elsewhere have shown that communal meals have a plethora of benefits, especially in an era when food is a cheap and ubiquitous commodity and often not appreciated for its sustenance. Meals don't just feed us, they are cultural rituals that civilize us. A good meal might actually stop a murder.
So how does one put that into practice in the communities that need it most? A daunting question? Sure. But it should not be beyond the great chefs of Chicago, if they are convened around this problem, and if city leaders are willing to listen.
Oliver, of course, had the benefit of a TV megaphone to move politicians and sway public opinion. Most Chicago chefs, maybe even Bayless, don't have that level of exposure or media control. You typically have to leave Chicago to get such a thing. But the chefs of Chicago are, by nature and practice, innovators and revolutionaries. And Bayless is by no means the only chef with ideas that go far beyond the traditional boundaries of the field.
Take Homaro Cantu of the Moto Restaurant in the Fulton Market district; here's a man who was homeless when he was a little kid, who says he wants to use his experiments in molecular gastronomy to help fight world hunger. How about we make it possible he apply some of those ideas, right now, to helping change the culture of violence in Chicago? Bring Stephanie Izard to that table; invite Art Smith (he's an evangelist when it comes to kids and nutrition); coax Grant Achatz (he has one of the best creative minds in Chicago). And that's just for starters.
Perhaps it's pie in the sky to imagine one of Chicago's dangerous parks being filled this summer with tablecloths, baguettes and fresh cheese, with kids invited to break bread with the kids from across the street, the kids with the different affiliations. That stuff all costs money. But so do emergency rooms. And as another hot and dangerous season approaches, it's not a time to wash up any ideas, especially not in a town with this level of culinary talent.
Of course, none of this is the only solution to what ails Chicago. But bring this city's chefs to the table and set down the problem of youth violence. Maybe Oliver would turn it into a TV show: "Chicago Chefs Stop the Killings." It would have to work. TV likes success stories most of all.


text:
Thanks again for joining me for another installment of my Vintage Quilt Monday series. This quilt actually belongs to my mom, and it once belonged to her grandfather. He passed away before I was born so I never knew him, but she says that he always kept this quilt at the foot of his bed. We're not sure who made it, or when it was made, but I love it. It's a Grandmother's Garden design, all hand pieced from hundreds of little hexagons, and hand quilted as well.
It's not in the best shape, and there are places where there the fabric has worn from use.
But there are still places that are in great shape, like this flower. The blue floral fabric reminds me of a Katie Jump Rope print.
There are some areas that have faded,
some holes,
and some rust stains.
It's backed with a thin cotton muslin.
And it looks like there is a thin layer of cotton batting.
And I love how the sunlight shines through the fabrics. It reminds of of stained glass.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Thomas Arnold, (born June 13, 1795, East Cowes, Isle of Wight, Eng.—died June 12, 1842, Rugby, Warwickshire), educator who, as headmaster of Rugby School, had much influence on public school education in England. He was the father of the poet and critic Matthew Arnold.
Thomas Arnold was educated at Winchester and at Corpus Christi College, Oxford. He was elected a fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, in 1815. After ordination and marriage he settled at Laleham, Middlesex, in 1819, becoming a tutor to university entrants. During his tenure as Rugby School's headmaster (from 1828 until his death), Arnold gradually raised Rugby to the rank of a great public school.
Arnold was not an innovator in teaching method; his aim was to reform Rugby by making it a school for gentlemen. He used prefects more fully than any previous headmaster. Under the prefect system the older boys served as house monitors to keep discipline among the younger boys; this system was adopted in most English secondary schools. The Arnold tradition spread to other schools through Rugby pupils and masters, and many schools established after Arnold's death were modeled on Rugby.
Arnold was the author of five volumes of sermons, an edition of Thucydides, and a three-volume history of Rome.


text:
Marty Knapp - New Book
The LensWork Alumni News is a distillation of news and events from photographers whose work you've seen in LensWork and LensWork Extended — people and work that we know you'll be interested in!
« Seeing in SIXES 2019 Now Shipping! | Main | Waiting for the Picture »
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.


text:
The most complete, social and interactive mobile experience for your golf game.
Book your next round! With thousands of courses there's a tee time that's right for you.
Never look for a yardage marker again for over 35,000 courses worldwide.
A ton of advanced features, top-tier lesson plans, deep partner discounts, and more.
Win thousands of prizes, from golf clubs and balls to once-in-a-lifetime golf experiences.
Track fairways hit, greens in regulation, chips, putts & more to see where you can improve most.
Connect with friends, follow pros & courses, and share your rounds with your golf community.
Increase pace of play with our simple scoring tool, and easily add up to 4 friends to your round.
Add a friendly (or not so friendly!) level of competition to your round with our Side Games.
Leverage our community of golfers to build your business, create excitement and drive revenue with our products.
Log in to 18Birdies for Business
Tools to make your events easier to run, more awesome to play in and more profitable for you.
The most efficient, flexible, powerful, and easy-to-use golf league management software.
Generate extra revenue with new events, memberships and tournaments.
Get customer insights, golf course ratings, tools to communicate with 18Birdies users, and more.
Market your stay & play packages to over a million golfers on the 18Birdies app.
A learning management platform for golf instructors, coaches, and teaching professionals.
Pricing and packaging for 18Birdies for Business products.
The latest talk around the 18Birdies Clubhouse, including golf news, instruction, entertainment, and recent product updates.
Improve your golf game and knowledge with drills, swing advice, golf rules, and more.
The most recent app updates and news from the 18Birdies team.
Give the gift of golf with an 18Birdies Premium Membership.
Look fresh on and off the course with 18Birdies apparel and accessories.
18Birdies is the fastest growing golf community with over a million users and 35,000 golf courses.
Learn more about 18Birdies, our story, and vision.
Meet and get to know the 18Birdies team.
Explore our current openings! We're always looking for top talent.
Questions? Comments? We want to hear from you!
There's another dimension to playing courses that have a certain pedigree about them. It can be …
You can book tee times at some pretty spectacular golf courses through the 18Birdies app. Recently, …
Every year, Golf Digest publishes its list of the best golf courses in the United States. …
Golf season is in full swing! Here at 18Birdies, we want to make sure you get …
If you love golf like we do, then staying up to date with the latest in …
Seven ways to you can get out of work and play golf Embed from Getty Images …
PGA Tour still waiting on Tiger to register for the Safeway Open Embed from Getty Images …
United States earns redemption at the Ryder Cup Embed from Getty Images After an eight-year drought, …
Jason Day paired with Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed on Thursday at Deutsche Bank Championship Embed …
Josh Hayes and Kris Tschetter talk with Golf Digest Pro Instructor and Deepdale Golf Club Director of Golf Darrell …


text:
Pumpkin Spice Is Back on Store Shelves, Baby!
You may think that we're in peak summertime. The days are long, the sun is shining, and you're spending your weekends drinking cocktails at the beach (against your better judgement). But no, we are not in the midst of summer. We are just in pre-fall. How do we know this? Because pumpkin spice products have been spotted on grocery store shelves.
Yes, you may have thought pumpkin spice was a food trend best left behind, but it shows no signs of slowing down.
Instagram user @junkbanter spotted Dannon's Light & Fit Pumpkin Pie at the grocery store on July 25, and they are not the only one.
User @justinmrobbins wrote, "July 26th and the first Pumpkin Spice sighting of the season," after he spotted pumpkin spice caramels made by Werther's Original. They were sitting next to other fall items like pumpkin pie almonds and candy corn-flavored Hershey's bars.
Multiple Instagram users spotted pumpkin spice-scented home goods at Target, including @disneychangelure who found a Cozy Autumn Cuddle-scented Glade candy (with hints of heirloom pumpkin, caramel, and spice), and multiple users found Mrs. Meyers dish soaps and hand soaps scented like pumpkin and its autumnal cousin apple cider.
Yes, the weather may still indicate it's the season of lemon and sunshine, but no summer flavor or product has quite the madness and power of pumpkin spice.


text:
Five Heller students are finalists for Presidential, Fulbright and Boren fellowships
Programs offer broad range of domestic and international opportunities
Five degree candidates at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management have been selected as finalists for prestigious federal fellowships: Ariella Camera for the Presidential Management Fellowship, Abigail Rothberg for the Fulbright Fellowship and Cameron Asam, Emily McCready and Kristen Whited for the Boren Fellowship. A sixth student, Jessica Friedman, is currently an alternate for the Boren Fellowship.
The Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF) is a two-year leadership development opportunity in the federal government. Begun in 1977, the program places approximately 300 fellows each year in up to 50 agencies across the federal government. In addition to providing six month job rotations, exceptional training opportunities and access to a cadre of highly-placed government officials, the PMF is a career spring-board, accelerating Fellows from entry-level to middle management positions in just two years.
The Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government and is designed to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries. The Program was established in 1946 under legislation introduced by late Senator J. William Fulbright of Arkansas and is sponsored by the United States Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA). Approximately 318,000 "Fulbrighters," 120,000 from the United States and 198,000 from other countries, have participated in the Program since its inception over sixty years ago. The Fulbright Program awards approximately 8,000 new grants annually. Currently, the Fulbright Program operates in over 155 countries worldwide.
The Boren Awards provide up to $30,000 to U.S. graduate students to add an important international and language component to their graduate education through specialization in area study, language study, or increased language proficiency. Boren Fellowships support study and research in areas of the world that are critical to U.S. interests. Boren Fellowships are funded by the National Security Education Program (NSEP), which focuses on geographic areas, languages, and fields of study deemed critical to U.S. national security.
PRESIDENTIAL MANAGEMENT FELLOW: Ariella Camera (MA SID '13) (Finalist)
Camera is one of 650 finalists chosen from a national field of 12,000 graduate degree holders. A master's degree candidate in the Heller School's Sustainable International Development Program, she completed her six month practicum requirement at the National Initiative for Children's Healthcare Quality, where she worked on a national quality improvement newborn hearing screening collaborative. This May she will be presenting on the Health and Development Capstone Panel and will be focusing on how to use quality improvement to strengthen the newborn hearing screening and follow up system in the United States.
FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR: Abigail Rothberg (MA SID/MBA '14) (Finalist) – Sri Lanka
Rothberg is a dual degree candidate in the Heller School's Sustainable International Development/MBA Program, and is finishing her second year of study. With a focus on Human Rights and Violence Against Women, Abigail has designed a project in partnership with the International Centre for Ethnic Studies that will explore NGO intervention strategies for combatting violence against women in Sri Lanka.
BOREN FELLOW: Cameron Asam (MA SID '14) (Finalist) -- Indonesia
Asam is just completing his first year in the Heller School's 's Sustainable International Development Program, and will use his Boren fellowship to fund a ten month practicum in Indonesia, where he will study the Bahasa Indonesian language and will intern for Mercy Corps. His focus will be on disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation.
BOREN FELLOW: Emily McCready, (SID/COEX '14) (Finalist) -- Jordan
McCready, a dual degree masters candidate in the Sustainable International Development Program and the Coexistence and Conflict Program, will travel to Jordan where she will learn Modern Standard Arabic and immerse herself in the Arab culture. Her goal is to focus on the current Syrian refugee crisis, in particular, access to protection and education for refugee children.
BOREN FELLOW: Kristen Whited, (MPP/MBA '14) (Finalist) – South Korea
Whited, a dual degree candidate in the Heller School's MPP/MBA Program, will use her Boren Fellowship to return to South Korea for a year of language study at Sogang University in Seoul. She wishes to use her enhanced language skills to engage with North Korean refugees in hopes of informing a more nuanced approach to foreign policy in the region.
BOREN FELLOW: Jessica Friedman, (MA SID '14) (Alternate) – The Philippines
Friedman, a first year masters candidate in the Sustainable International Development Program, hopes to be awarded the Boren Fellowship to return to the Philippines for an eight month stay to further develop her Tagalog language skills, perform community development, and work with the child-focused international organization Plan International in a project related to girls' education.
Categories: Humanities and Social Sciences


text:
Spirit of America
Limited Edition
Contact for Pricing
Due to limited availability, this Peter Lik masterwork cannot be purchased online. For collector inquiries, please click the Request a Quote link to the right. If you would prefer to speak to an Art specialist, please click below to email us.
Live Chat
Available Monday - Friday from 8am - 5pm pst.
Request a Quote


text:
If you haven't heard the name Darren Rowse before then now is the time to listen. He's a very popular blogger who makes 6-figures a year on his Problogger site and definitely knows his stuff. A while back he put together a month long series called "31 Days to Build a Better Blog" and it was such a hit, he decided to turn it into an e-book.
This downloadable e-book is designed to help you jump-start your blog by giving you 31 tasks that will turn your blog into the powerhouse you've always dreamed of. The great thing about Darren's e-book is that you can do it at your own pace and in your own way. Set a goal of reading a chapter a day and take notes. I usually dog ear and highlight the important pieces and come back to them later.
Read more


text:
"The ETSU team was a strong team," women's assistant coach Jamie Aid said. "We need to execute points a little better and have more confidence in the first set. We will continue to work on strategy before we play Stetson and FGCU. I'm looking forward to spring break matches with our team"
The Lady Bisons were swept in the doubles point, losing all three matches.
Senior Kara Jackson and freshman Alyssa Bellini were defeated at No. 1 doubles by Keozo and Jaime 8-5, while juniors Elizabeth Keevil and Danielle Hansen fell to Holtzhansen and Wieliczko 8-2 at No. 2.
At No. 3, sophomore Carlina Jow and senior Julianne McMeen fell to Naurotska and Voinea 8-3.
Already down 1-0 heading into singles play, the Lady Bisons lost all six of their singles matches to complete ETSU's sweep.
Keevil was defeated at No. 1 singles 6-2, 6-0 by Jaime, while Jackson fell to Holtzhansen 6-1, 6-1.
At No. 3, Bellini posted the Lady Bisons' strongest results with a 6-2, 6-4 loss to Wieliczko. Hansen was defeated 6-0, 6-0 at No. 4 by Keozo, and Jow fell 6-2, 6-2 to Voinea at No. 5. McMeen lost to Naurotska 6-0, 6-0 at No. 6.
The Lady Bisons will head out to Florida for spring break. Their first match will be Thursday, March 17 against Stetson at 1 p.m.
#1 Keozo & Jaime def. Jackson & Bellini (8-5)
#2 Holtzhansen & Wieliczko def. Keevil & Hansen (8-2)
#3 Naurotska & Voinea def. Jow & McMeen (8-3)
#1 Jaime def. Keevil 6-2;6-0
#2 Holtzhansen def. Jackson 6-1;6-1
#3 Wieliczko df. Bellini 6-2;6-4
#4 Keozo def. Hansen 6-0;6-0
#5 Voinea def. Jow 6-2;6-2
#6 Naurotska def. McMeen 6-0;6-0
Written by Ashlan Williams, student assistant in the athletics media relations department.


text:
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Opportunity Full-time 7A-7P & 7P-7A
Roxbury Treatment Centeris a private 112-bed sub-acute detoxification/rehabilitation and psychiatric center located at the foothills of the scenic Blue Mountains. In our 60-bed chemical dependency unit, detoxification is conducted under close medical supervision. This unit includes our Military Initiative Program designed to treat active military personnel dealt with chemical dependency and mental health issues. The team of physicians and our around-the-clock nursing staff provide the needed assessment and care. The Recovery Program offers a professional approach to the treatment of chemical dependencies. Our treatment team includes Certified Addictions Counselors, Masters and Bachelors level clinicians, and nurses.
Roxbury also has an acute psychiatric unit treating individuals with mental illnesses who need short-term hospitalization. This program specializes in treating adult patients who are suffering from co-occurring disorders; mental illness and substance use/abuse issues. Staffed with mental health techs and nurses around the clock, our Chief Medical Officer and psychiatrists oversee this cutting edge psychiatric treatment program.
An acute psychiatric unit treating adolescents between the ages of 13 - 17 is currently in operation at Roxbury Treatment Center. Staffed with mental health techs and nurses around the clock, our Chief Medical Officer and psychiatrists oversee this cutting edge psychiatric treatment program helping teens deal with mental illness and co-occurring disorders.
Roxbury offers comprehensive benefits for the LPN position, such as:
Challenging and rewarding work environment
Competitive Compensation
Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision, and Prescription Drug Plan
Generous Paid Time Off
401(K) with company match and discounted stock plan
Career development opportunities within UHS and its Subsidiaries
If you would like to learn more about the LPN position before applying, please contact Lynda Sullivan, Nurse Recruiter phone at 781-934-7470 or text at 610-467-2073.
What do our current nurses value at UHS?
An environment that puts patient care first. One of the most rewarding aspects of working as a LPN is providing excellent care, comfort, and security to the patients and families you treat, at their most vulnerable times. Having the opportunity to grow, learn, and advance in your career. There are very robust continuing education options and opportunities for leadership development as a Registered Nurse (RN) with UHS. Supportive and responsive leadership. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
*UHS is a registered trademark of UHS of Delaware, Inc., the management company for Universal Health Services, Inc. and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Universal Health Services, Inc. Universal Health Services, Inc. is a holding company and operates through its subsidiaries including its management company, UHS of Delaware, Inc. All healthcare and management operations are conducted by subsidiaries of Universal Health Services, Inc. To the extent any reference to "UHS or UHS facilities" on this website including any statements, articles or other publications contained herein relates to our healthcare or management operations it is referring to Universal Health Services' subsidiaries including UHS of Delaware. Further, the terms "we," "us," "our" or "the company" in such context similarly refer to the operations of Universal Health Services' subsidiaries including UHS of Delaware. Any employment referenced in this website is not with Universal Health Services, Inc. but solely with one of its subsidiaries including but not limited to UHS of Delaware, Inc.
UHS is not accepting unsolicited assistance from search firms for this employment opportunity. Please, no phone calls or emails. All resumes submitted by search firms to any employee at UHS via-email, the Internet or in any form and/or method without a valid written search agreement in place for this position will be deemed the sole property of UHS. No fee will be paid in the event the candidate is hired by UHS as a result of the referral or through other means.Job Requirements
Job Requirements:
Current license to practice nursing in PA or (eligible to receive or renew).
Current CPR or BLS certification.
Preferred experience working in a psychiatric inpatient setting.
Our free job seeker tools include alerts for new jobs, saving your favorites, optimized job matching, and more! Just enter your email below.


text: Test z języka angielskiegoWysyłając test wyrażasz zgodę na przetwarzanie swoich danych osobowych przez Inspiro Language Academy z siedzibą przy ul. Litewskiej 13/1, 30-014 Kraków w celach związanych z działalnością szkoły. Prosimy o zapoznanie się z naszą polityką prywatności zamieszczoną na stronie https://inspiroacademy.pl/polityka-prywatnosci/ Życzymy powodzenia! Imię Email Nr telefonu 1. Mary …… from the USA. is am are -2. A: What is it? B: It's …… identity card. a an and -3. What …… your brother do? do does is -4. …… is your favorite actor? Who What Which When5. On Saturdays Ben …… at 10 o'clock. get up get ups gets up gets ups6. The car park is …… the supermarket. in front front of in front of in the front of7. She doesn't go to the swimming pool. She …… swim. can'st cans't cant' can't8. Are …… any eggs in the fridge? there here these those9. We …… watch a film tonight. are going going to are going to going10. This house is …… than that one. biger bigger biggest the biggest11. Becky is …… . She's my sister-in-law. my wife's sister my sister's wife my wife sister's my sister's wife's12. …… for Microsoft? She work She works Do she work Does she work13. We …… watch TV. We don't have time for this. always often usually hardly ever14. I …… Tim yesterday. see seed sed saw15. I like …… at night. driving to drive drive is driving16. He speaks very quickly. I can't understand …… he she him her17. A: What is he doing now? B: He …… a shower. have has is having are having18. Your car is faster than …… my me mine yours19. How many guests …… in the hotel? there was were there is it are they20. …… water do you drink every day? A lot How many How How much21. A: Who's in the bathroom? B: …… No Nobody Anybody Nothing22. Yesterday I …… to the shopping centre and …… a nice dress, but I …… it in the bus on my way home. goed … buy … leave went … buyed … left goed … bought … leaved went … bought … left23. Tom has got …… good friends. a few a little any much24. A: I love football. B: …… So do I. So don't I. Neither do I. Neither don't I.25. She asked …… he liked classical music. if weather is does26. You should brush your …… three times a day. tooth toes teeth feet27. Be careful! The baby …… that pencil in her mouth! put puts is puting is putting28. Hurry up! We don't want to …… the last train. miss lose leave throw29. Don't …… so much noise! do make get earn30. We haven't been to the UK …… never already yet still31. …… are insects. Wasps Eagles Bulls Swans32. A: How do you …… to work? B: By car. get arrive enter start33. On April 1st we …… with some friends in the country. staying was staying were staying to be staying34. Could you fill …… this form? out in up down35. We really hope …… you again soon. see to see seeing to seeing36. She arrived when we …… dinner. had were having have had have been having37. I've lived here …… 10 years. for of since from38. A: The film starts at 6.00. Don't be late! B: ……, I promise. I will I don't I'm going to I won't39. The pyramids were built …… the Egyptians. for of by on40. You …… more if you …… to every class. learn … come learn … will come will learn … come will learn … will come41. Her new car looks …… the old one. as same as the same as more better than better as42. A: Are you going to the park this afternoon? B: I don't know. …… It depends on the weather. It's depending on the weather. It depended on the weather. It was depending on the weather.43. …… people understand other people's feeling or are easily hurt or offended. sensible sensitive sociable selfish44. They've never …… to swim. can learn can have learned could learn been able to learn45. I could sell my house for a lot of money. It …… about 200,000€. is worth can afford wastes charges46. It all happened when he was on his way to school. When he …… the street, he was hit by a motorbike. crossed was crossing had crossed had been crossing47. Taxi …… is a place where taxis park when they are waiting for customers. park court lane rank48. We used to be close friends but we don't see each other …… still yet no longer any more49. Nursery school is a school for …… elderly people very young children nurses very sick children50. I …… him 50£ last week but he …… me back yet. lent … didn't pay lent … hasn't paid 've lent … hasn't paid 've lent … didn't pay51. Receipt is …… a piece of paper which shows you have paid for something an instruction telling you how to cook something a piece of paper saying what medicine someone needs money that is paid back to you when you pay more for something than it costs52. If he …… English, he …… a job in a hotel. will speak … can get would speak … could get spoke … could get spoke … will can get53. Could you tell me where …… ? is the bank the bank is does the bank be does the bank been54. I'm looking …… the party. to after to forward to afterwards to55. A: …… eat out tonight? B: Great idea. Will we Won't we Shall we Shan't we56. 'I will always love you.' He said he …… love me. will always does always always would always57. Let me finish reading this book. I just want to find …… what happens to the characters. if up off out58. I can't sleep. The dog …… for the last two hours. has been barking has barked is barking bark59. There were over 40,000 cheering …… watching the match. coaches spectators referees stadiums60. The match finishes at 8.00, …… ? no does it doesn't it not true61. A: Your shoes are filthy. B: I know. I …… in the garden. 've been working 've worked worked was working62. People who come from …… are called …… Turkey … the Turk Switzerland … the Swedes the Netherlands … the Dutch New Zealand … the Maori63. The man …… the country. People believe he has fled with his girlfriend. says to be leaving has been said leaving has said to leave is said to have left64. I'm not going to work overtime …… I get paid. as soon as unless if in case65. I …… the exam. I'm sure I got all the answers right. could pass could have passed must pass must have passed66. A: I think I just can't work at night. I'm tired all the time. B: You'll …… be used to it get used to it use it use to do it67. I've already apologized …… What else do you want me to do? for being rude to be rude that I was rude of being rude68. Sarah had …… exhausting day so she went to …… bed early. - … the the … a an … the an … -69. His foot is …… Now all his shoes are too tight. swollen poisoned bleeding wounded70. I …… you a present if I'd known it was your birthday. will buy would buy would have bought would have had bought71. She's conscientious. She's the sort of person who …… is not good at science can give people advice because of her knowledge and experience does things carefully and correctly thinks she's better than other people72. I must have my keys somewhere. I can remember …… the door this morning. to lock locking having lock locked73. I …… the article by Friday, so I'll email it to you then. will finish will be finishing will have finished will have been finishing74. We've been looking for some food, but there is …… no none neither any75. …… the fact that he's 55, he is still very attractive. despite despite of in spite despise76. The police officer, …… , was working on the reception desk. I spoke to which I spoke to that I spoke to who I spoke to77. These jeans don't …… me. They're too small. suit match fit pass78. A builder offered the mayor a free flat in return for a favour. It was a …… blackmail bribery exchange fraud79. The teacher told me …… because I hadn't done my homework. up down out off80. The news on TV channel is really …… You can't believe anything you hear on it. It's obvious what political party they favour. biased objective incomprehensible frowned81. We bought …… some new shoes. I paid just 10$ for my pair of trainers. My sister's sandals were much more expensive. each other one another ourself ourselves82. …… 's scorching today. …… must be at least 35 degrees. there …. it it … there it … it there … there83. This happened a week ago. Before we …… to bed, I …… a very scary story about a wicked witch. I couldn't sleep the whole night. went … had been reading went … was reading were going … read were going … had read84. When I was young, my grandfather …… amazing stories about his childhood. I think some of them were made up but it didn't matter. would have told us would tell us was telling us use to tell us85. The new head of department …… to be quite friendly. sure expects appears bounds86. Could you …… Jane to finish the report? I'm too busy to do it this afternoon. do make have get87. I think it's very …… that the government will raise interest rates this year. bound probably likely definitely88. Not until …… behave like an adult …… treat you like an adult. you can … will we can you … we will you will … we can will you … can we89. …… you left your dog outside. I'm allergic to animals. As far as I'd betted I would like I'd rather90. …… accommodation for exchange students, the options are living with a family or living in a hall of residence. as regards besides incidentally on the whole91. The police warned motorists …… special care because of the snow and ice. taking to take taken took92. I …… in such a mess now if I …… to your advice back then. wouldn't have been … had been listening wouldn't have been … had listened wouldn't be … had listened wouldn't be … listened93. We …… home on the motorway. It would have been much quicker. ought to go had to go must have gone should have gone94. …… talking to my dad because he doesn't listen to me. it's difficult it seems pointless it's no good I wouldn't like95. It was …… the nicest of the hotels we stayed at. No other hotel can be compared to that one. nearly a lot by far slightly96. Red hair …… in the family. Several people have it. takes after grows stays runs97. I'm a waiter and I get paid every Friday. The …… aren't very high but you can earn a lot in tips if you do your job well. wages salaries perks rewards98. I'm sorry, I can't help you this week. I'm a bit …… short for time deprived of time pushed for time in no time99. She's cheated in the exams several times but she always …… with it. gets away gets by gets around gets on100. The company say they're not going to make anyone redundant with the restructuring, but I …… don't want to sleep dog's lie 'm in the doghouse 'm not in the black smell a rat


text:
Pratt & Whitney Volunteers Offer Hands-On Fun at Camp Nowashe
According to the YMCA website, approximately 9 million youth and 12 million adults participate in camps across the U.S. in 10,000 communities each year. The reasons to send a child to camp may differ from household to household - from developing social skills or learning about teamwork to exploring new interests or just plain having fun. Some children attend camp because they need an activity for the summer to keep them busy while parents work. No matter the reason, YMCA camps strive to serve everyone, regardless of ability to pay, and often rely on donors to provide financial scholarships to those in need.
Thanks to Pratt & Whitney's generosity, many of the 115 children who attend East Hartford's YMCA Camp Nowashe each week are able to do so at a dramatically reduced rate. What would normally cost a camper $190 per week, costs many families $30 to $50, said East Hartford YMCA Executive Director Brian Liss. "Camp is $10 for some kids because of the scholarship program [Pratt & Whitney] offers."
The generosity doesn't end there, however. As an added treat, Pratt & Whitney intern Matthew Kabrick and three Pratt & Whitney employees attended Camp Nowashe on Aug. 8, surprising the 8- to 10-year old group with a variety of fun experiments in which to take part.
Satish Natarajan of Pratt & Whitney's IT department led a group of kids in a paper helicopter experiment, testing flight concepts such as air pressure. At another station, Kabrick and with Sonny Patel of the Purchasing department demonstrated what thrust was all about, as kids made balloon "rockets." Using straws and string, the group propelled their balloons through a classroom at East Hartford Middle School, where the day's activities were held. Melissa Broadnax, a project engineer, had the task of creating parachutes with her group. Plastic grocery bags, string and bolts were used for the experiment.
At the end of the day, many of the young campers shook hands and personally thanked the Pratt & Whitney volunteers for the exciting, hands-on learning experience.
For more information about YMCA camps and their partnerships in the community, visit www.ghymca.org.


text:
Opening of "Catch Me If You Can" held back by weather
Denver Center Attractions discovered that while you can put actors on a plane, a full-on set for a Broadway tour is another matter. The con-man musical "Catch Me If You Can," about the true-life exploits of a young swindler by the name of Frank Abagnale was set to open Tuesday night at the Buell Theatre.
That show was cancelled Monday when the trucks with the production were pulled off the road due to weather in Texas. The show is now set to open Wednesday. Denver Center Attractions has reached out to patrons about tickets. Opening night will to take place 7:30 Wednesday, Feb. 27.
Patrons with Tuesday tickets can call 303-893-4100 or go online to denvercenter.org/cancellation.aspx.


text:
Enter the name of a city, neighborhood, zip code, or landmark above.
There are 3 post offices in Cookeville, TN where stamps are sold.
There are 12 approved postal providers in Cookeville, TN where stamps are sold.
These are typically retail stores that have been authorized by USPS to sell postage stamps.
Copyright © 2020 WordMint LLC. All Rights Reserved. About | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service


text:
Mini Coil Spring Pad - Rear Upper 33531495714
BMW/Mini OE: 33531495714
Coil Spring Pad - Rear Upper by Genuine Mini
Vehicle Fitment: Mini: Cooper 2002-15 | Cooper Countryman 2011-14 | Cooper Paceman 2013-14
eEuroparts.com® carries an extensive catalog of aftermarket, OEM, original, and genuine parts from over 200 manufacturers. We are also constantly updating our Genuine Mini parts selection to give you the best possible selection of parts.
If there is anything you cannot find in our catalog please contact us and our knowledgeable customer service team will help you locate the part you need, fast.
Country of Manufacture: Germany
Manufacture Quality: Genuine
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.200
About Genuine Mini
Resurrected for 2001, the all new BMW-designed Mini Cooper was larger, roomier and better in every objective way when compared to the original Austin Mini. The redesigned Mini retains a great deal of the originals charm while executing new styling elements not possible during the original production run.
Powered by a family of 16v, 1600cc engines, the new Mini is available in naturally aspirated and supercharged variants. With power plant and body panel production as well as final assembly taking place in Great Britain the Mini is still distinctively British while tapping into the enormous engineering and production resources of BMW.
eEuroparts.com's selection of Genuine Mini parts is anything but mini. When you buy Genuine Mini Cooper parts you're buying and replacing the parts on your vehicle with a part of the exact same quality, fit, and finish of the original. Genuine Mini Cooper sets the standard for your vehicle. Also look for Genuine Mini Cooper parts built by our expansive list of OEM and OES suppliers including: Bosch, Sachs, INA, FAG, Luk, MANN-HUMMEL, Mahle, NGK, and nearly 50 other OEM suppliers in our catalog.
If this is not the exact Coil Spring Pad - Rear Upper you are looking for, or you would like this part in a brand other than Genuine Mini, please contact us and one of our customer service experts will help you locate the exact part you need.
Vehicle Fitment & Notes
Click a year range, make, and model below for additional information.
+ Mini Cooper Countryman 2011-2014
eEuroparts for Life™ is a concept that includes a loyalty program, a limited lifetime warranty, and commitment to service designed to earn your business and then keep you as a customer for the lifetime of your European vehicle. Any items marked as eEuroparts for Life™ will be warranted to the original purchaser for the duration of your ownership. If a part fails, the original purchaser can purchase a replacement product, process an RMA for the defective item, and return the item for a credit of the original purchase price of that item.
For complete details on the program see: https://www.eeuroparts.com/Main/eEuroparts-For-Life/
The eEuroparts for Life™ limited warranty is subject to the following terms and conditions:
- You must have purchased the original part from eEuroparts.com®. We will not provide a replacement or credit for any part not purchased directly from our store.
- This warranty is not transferable. Only the original purchaser of the part can receive a credit after they have purchased a replacement.
- You must purchase a replacement part at the current price for that specific item prior to receiving any credit. You will be credited for your original invoice amount, less any discounts received.
- This warranty does not cover any shipping costs.
- If a part is not eligible for Parts For Life™ it will be noted prior to purchase and additionally noted during the returns process.
- If the original part is no longer available from eEuroparts.com®, we will provide a credit of the original invoice price after any new purchase of a suitable replacement part has been made, totaling the same or higher amount of your original purchase (excluding core charges, shipping, or discounts). If the original item or suitable replacement part is not available, then this warranty is void.
- eEuroparts.com® reserves the right to modify the conditions of this warranty at any time for any reason.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery Info
eEuroparts.com® proudly offers wholesale prices and fast shipping available on most orders. We also provide inexpensive and guaranteed 3 day, 2 day, and Overnight shipping options, so if you need your Coil Spring Pad - Rear Upper tomorrow, eEuroparts.com® can deliver!
Every eEuroparts.com® order is track-able, meaning you'll know exactly where your Coil Spring Pad - Rear Upper is at every step of the shipping process. eEuroparts.com® also displays your Expected Ship Date and transit time in your Cart, making our entire shipping process simple and transparent.
Returns Info
eEuroparts.com® proudly offers a ninety (90) day cash return for all items purchased through eEuroparts.com®. The item must be new and in its original manufacturer packaging to be eligible for a cash refund.
If you would like to return an item or have questions about the process, please contact us and one of our customer service experts will be happy to help.
This information is only a summary. Complete shipping and return policy information can be found in our web site policies.


text:
|Fullerton Ave. Stock:
Designed by Flemming Bjorn
Dau 3 Spot ceiling mount features a grey metallic rectangular shape with two adjustable heads and one fixed lamp. Adjustable heads rotate up to 300 degree horizontally. Also available in single light ceiling or wall sconce version.Three 75 watt, 120 volt, MR16 lamps, included. General and directional light distribution. Made in Spain.
3 x MR16/Bipin/75W/120V Halogen
Bulb included
Lightology brings the trends of the world to you, shopping the globe for the finest brands and unique designs that have yet to be discovered in the United States. These highly specialized, boutique brands are converted to U.S. electrical standards and become a part of the Lightology Collection, offering every style and type of lighting, from mid century table lamps to grandiose chandeliers and contemporary LED fixtures.See more from Lightology Collection


text:
Start a conversation about Burgundy with some casual wine enthusiasts, and you can be reasonably sure that within the first minute, you will hear that Burgundy is too expensive and that the quality is too hit-or-miss. Old reputations sometimes die hard, and this badly outdated image of Burgundy is like Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction – it refuses to die. Here's the reality: The very finest Burgundies are crazy expensive (upwards of $1,000 per bottle), but there are lots of Burgundies that are both delicious and affordable, and the quality has never been better or more reliable. Thanks to improved farming and more consistent weather, France's Burgundy (Bourgogne) region is turning out terrific wines at all price points these days. No, you won't find a good Burgundy for $8, but if you are willing to pony up a bit more than that, you can drink seriously well.
A case in point is the 2010 Domaine Chandon de Briailles Pernand-Vergelesses Premier Cru Il des Vergelesses ($50). Translation: This is a premier cru red Burgundy (premier cru being the second-highest designation in Burgundy, after grand cru) from the Pernand-Vergelesses appellation, which is located in the heart of the Côte d'Or, home to Burgundy's best vineyards. Like nearly all red Burgundies, it is made entirely of pinot noir, and it was produced by Chandon de Briailles, a winery that has become something of an insider's favorite – not least because the wines marry outstanding quality to great value. The 2010 Ile de Vergelesses has a knockout nose evocative of red berries and wet stones; if you didn't know otherwise, you'd think you were sniffing a grand cru. It is an elegant, deeply flavored wine with excellent tannins and acidity to parry the fruit and a long, mineral-inflected finish. This is the kind of wine that can turn you into a Burgundy nut and is testament to the high quality being produced now in this fabled French wine region.
For access to exclusive gear videos, celebrity interviews, and more, subscribe on YouTube!


text:
A UK man noticed an unidentified 'flying' object in the night sky and said it flashing a bright white light into his home. He called the police trying to explain his situation. The police dutifully logged it down until... the same guy called back later and apologized, saying it was only the Moon.
I feel very sorry for the people who have to deal with these phone calls but very happy that dumb people like this caller exist for our enjoyment. [Herts Police via The Daily What]


text:
back there
The Best Ever
OUR Clients
Get to know Us
Dynamics GP Demos
Our Supporters
Send us Email
Jordan - Amman - Al Waibdeh - Paris Circle - Al-Bouneya St. - Building 20 (Waibdeh Business Center) - 2nd Floor
+962 6 461 4345
+962 6 461 4347
+962 6 461 4346
Sales :
Your Message
Enter the code shown:
echo $message; ?>
Dynamics GP Excel Paste has been ranked in DynamicsWorld Microsoft Dynamics Top 50 Add-Ons 2013
I got the mail this morning that the Dynamics GP Excel Paste has made it and ranked in the 2013 list of DynamicsWorld Microsoft Dynamics Top 50 Add-Ons.
Analytical Account Posting Setup - Breaking the Hidden Secrets!!
Yesterday one of my customers reported an issue that the analytical accounting report is not being printed after the "General Posting Journal" upon posting a GL Transaction.
Auto Assign Newly Added Analytical Accounting Code to All Users
I got a request from one of my customers, they had a need to auto assign newly created AA codes to all users and that how the idea started, I saw the scripts created by Sivakumar earlier to auto assign all codes to all users and used his cross join to create the below trigger.
Resizing SmartList TreeView and ListView panes using the Support Debugging Tool
David Musgrave has made it again, he has provided a way to resize the treeview of the smart list using a splitter control.
Dynamics GP 2013 Release Date
It has been announced now that the release date for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is 19-12-2013, take a look into the following post.
Free Barcode Printing for Fixed Assets:
print barcodes for your assets.
Free Excel Paste for Dynamics GP General Ledger:
go to products and learn more.
Free Exchange Rate Feed:
a product that allows you to read currency exchange rates from the internet into your Dynamics GP.
Dynamics Innovations Co. Is the top seller, BEST team of consultants and the leading Microsoft Dynamics GP gold certified partner in Jordan.It was founded mainly to bridge the gap in the daily haphazardly management practices by providing personalized business solutions based on a solid experience and computerization the functionalities of the business organization departments.
Dynamics Innovations is the only company in Jordan that has a Dynamics GP MVP in its staff, to deliver the max value of Dynamics GP to its customers.
Copyright © 2012 Dynamics Innovations. All Rights Reserved.
+962 6 461 4345


text:
One woman shows can be great or they can be miserable. I have to admit that I had my doubts when going into the Complex theatre (6470 Santa Monica) last Sunday night, but I was pleasantly surprised. There was both pathos and humor in this retelling. We're invited into the childhood home of Gloria Rosen where everything is wired to flash lights. We see what happens when she tries to pretend to be deaf to make friends and how she deals with her parents' handicap.
While it could have been a bit more funnier in parts, this auto-biographical portrayal of living as a hearing daughter of deaf parents, Listen…Can You Hear Me Now? is a well told, well done tale of life in the world of the deaf and of growing up in a sheltered environment…where you might think you are safe, but you aren't always and where everything is colored by the history of your parents' responses. Audiences, regardless of their background, will be able to identify with the play especially the relationship between the mother and daughter. We all can relate to trying to find our place in the world and never feeling that we really belong anywhere.
Staring Gloria Rosen, who also wrote this auto-biographical show, the program was conceived by Peter Flint and produced by Mike Abramson, Michael Leoni, Michelle Kaufer and Erica Katzin and directed by Michael Leoni. Realistic sounds were provided by Marco Ortoli, while Jake Lloyd designed an fetching poster. Sound, scenic and lighting design were provided by An 11:11 experiment. This producing team also is doing LA's smash hit Elevator and the critically acclaimed street rock musical, The Playground.
Listen…Can You Hear Me Now? has been performed twice at the Los Angles Women's Theatre Festival and in New York at the Estrogenius Solo Voce as well as "Women At Work" Festival at the Stage Left Theatre. The play has also been selected to perform at the NY International Fringe Festival in August 2013 (information on that can be had at www.fringenyc.org.)
The limited edition show runs only three more performances on Saturday at 3:30 and 7pm as well as Sunday at 6:15. Cost of the performance is $15/ticket. For tickets and information go to 323 362 2053 or www.hollywoodfringe.org.
There is an accessibility issue as the theatre has three stairs which must be navigated to enter. However, if the person can negotiate a few stairs, there is plenty of places for them to sit at the top of the theatre. It is a family friendly show but encouraged for 13+ and there are flashing lights for those who are sensitive to that. There is no sign language interpretation for these shows.
Street parking is also limited, but you can park down the street at the Hudson Theatre parking lot for $5.


text:
Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you care about.
The Department of Inspections, Licenses and Permits works to create streamlined and efficient processes for inspections, licenses and permits, while helping to build an attractive and safe community for the citizens of today and tomorrow.
The Department of Inspections, Licenses and Permits enhances public safety by ensuring compliance with all Harford County codes related to building structures. We issue permits and licenses, and offer professional guidance with code interpretations, reviews and inspections for structures that require permits within our jurisdiction. We also register professionals in certain trades. Our Department always strives for efficiency and professionalism as we carry out our various responsibilities.
More Information
Effective July 1, 2015 Maryland Accessibility Code was updated to adopt applicable standards for design and construction of new facilities. Refer to update to Maryland Accessibility Code (PDF). For further information refer to Department of Housing and Community Development Guidelines (PDF).


text:
Born on her mother's couch, Vicky Lindsey has been in and out of foster homes since she was just a baby. She began living alone when she was 16, scrambling to keep food in the fridge, get herself to work and school, and pursue her dream of becoming a traveling nurse.
Today, the 19-year-old graduate of Woodward High School in Cincinnati is salutatorian of her class and bound for the nursing program at Wright State University.
"The benefits I will get from attending Wright State are a family environment, upbeat community and lots of support," Lindsey said. "If I do have challenges that I might face during my stay, they would most likely be me becoming lonely when I have nowhere to go and others are out spending time with their families."
Alone. A word Lindsey knows well.
She was placed in foster care when she was 6 months old. Although she would return home for brief periods, she and her mother constantly clashed and Lindsey would find herself back in a foster home. She felt abandoned.
But then she found purpose.
When Lindsey was in the eighth grade, her foster mother fell deathly ill and had to spend two weeks in the hospital. It was Lindsey's first brush with the nursing profession.
"Nurses are the first contact that patients have," she said. "They will always remember that face."
Her interest in nursing was reinforced by the school nurse at Gardendale Academy, the Dayton school Lindsey attended at the time. The nurse would give her clothes and other necessities as well as motherly advice.
"She was always there. I never had that growing up," Lindsey said. "She would actually force me to tell her what was bothering me when I didn't want to talk. That inspired me because a lot of people don't do that. They give up on kids like me, and she didn't give up. So I wanted to do what she did."
When Lindsey was 16, she got her own apartment in Cincinnati through an independent-living program that paid the rent, but nothing else. She made ends meet by working at Kings Island and United Dairy Farmers.
"It's stressful," she said. "You're 16, still in school and have a job. You have to have food in your house, bus fare. And you can't do all the other things kids can do."
When she wasn't at home or at work, Lindsey was at school—giving everything she had.
When she suffered asthma attacks and had to be hospitalized, she had friends bring her schoolwork so she wouldn't fall behind. She threw herself into her medical-assistance classes, learning how to take vital signs with medical mannequins and getting hands-on clinical experience.
"I just kept pushing myself," she said.
Despite her workload, Lindsey found time to play varsity volleyball and join Young Women Writing for (a) Change, a group of about 20 female students who develop their writing skills together and share confidences.
When the dust cleared on her high school academic career, Lindsey was second in her class of 100, winning a valedictorian/salutatorian scholarship from Wright State covering tuition.
But a major reason for Lindsey choosing Wright State—which takes students where they are financially and experientially and gets them to the finish line—is the university's Independent Scholars Network, an innovative program that nurtures, educates and graduates emancipated foster students.
"Wright State was perfect," she said. "I know I will really need that help, that extra push. I can push myself, but everybody needs to have somebody else to push them."


text:
Are you a 0L (pre-law), law student, law professor, or legal practitioner? Would you like to have a weblog running movable type or wordpress w/out the hassle of setting that up for yourself? If so, blawgcoop is for you. The goal of blawgcoop is to provide law bloggers, or blawgers, an inexpensive but robust home for blawging.
Here you can get a blawg over which you'll have full control -- you can have comments or not, archive as you desire, upload and post images, do whatever you want w/the look and feel, etc. Since it's a co-op, you pay only your share of the $50/year it costs to register and host the blawgcoop.com domain. That means, the more users we have, the less you pay (10 users pay $5/ea per year; 50 users pay $1/ea per year). However, no user will ever pay more than $5/year (except if a user starts going crazy w/disk space or bandwidth -- see below). That's it. Simple, huh?
Blawgcoop offers two ways for you to get started:
Plan 1: The "get started immediately" Plan. With this plan, you get a blawg at at "http://blawgcoop.com/yourblawgname." You email us, we set things up, and you can begin posting right away. This plan offers the following advantages:
Plan 2: The "get your own domain but host with blawgcoop" Plan. With this plan, you register your own domain (if you'd like help with that, just ask), but host your blog with blawgcoop. Users will visit your blog at your domain (e.g., at "http://www.yourblogname.com"), but your files will be stored and maintained on blawgcoop servers rather than your own. This plan offers the following advantages:
To get set up with your own blawg under either plan, . Also, if you have other ideas about how blawgcoop could be useful to you, please let us know.


text:
It was all about the shoes
Last week photographers caught the GMD and Katie Holmes in what was presumed to be a scrap. He kept her waiting, they exchanged words, and he had a hissy fit and stormed ahead of her. Click here for a refresher.
I posited however that it may not have been an argument at all. Because on the day in question, Tom forgot to wear his high heel wedges. Which could be why he wanted to walk in front. To appear taller.
You'll note, they have since made a point on 2 occasions of being together as a loving family and both times, yes, he brought them out. Those old faithfuls. The white high heel wedges. Our favourite.
Here they are at a park in Australia, with Little Sci, enjoying a little "private" moment. Tom loves his wedgies so much he even kicked them in the air for a little 'mo flavour. Close up it's obvious…
Those are indeed impressively elevated.
As for why Katie looks so forlorn – well she always looks forlorn.
The horn, the horn, sounds so forlorn…
I used to play the French horn.
Tangent. Sorry.
About Katie's sadness – their excuse is that he left the next day, back to America and his top secret shenanigans.
Our explanation, naturally, isn't quite so innocent.
The lady business should never be ignored.
Photos from Flynetonline.com and Photonews/Splashnewsonline.com


text:
Centra Cabinetry is a semi-custom product line that offers superior quality cabinetry in Cherry, Maple, Painted Maple, Select and Knotty Alder, Red Oak, and Walnut. Cabinet construction consists of solid wood face frames and an all plywood cabinet box with MapleLam Interior, a simulated Maple Wood Grain known for durability.
© 2020 - Mouser Cabinetry


text:
Mikhailovsky BalletPrivate Company active 8 years ago
The Mikhailovsky Theatre opened 8 November 1833, the name day of the Grand Duke Mikhail, brother of Emperor Nicholas I. In 1859 the theatre was completely refurbished with new interiors by Albert Cavos.
Prior to the 1917 Revolution the Mikhailovsky did not have its own company: performances were given either by a French company hired by the Russian Imperial Theatres, or by the Mariinsky Theatre and Alexandrinsky Theatre companies. Shortly after the Mikhailovsky changed its name to the Maly Opera Theatre a new management was appointed and established the theatre's own opera company. Bewteen 1920-1930 the Maly Operny became recognized as one of Russia's leading experimental stages for new musical theatre.
In 1963 the theatre received the official status of not only an opera but also a ballet theatre — the Leningrad State Order of Lenin Academic Maly Opera and Ballet Theatre.
In 1989, the Maly was again renamed, this time after the famous Russian composer Modest Moussorgsky.
In 2007 the theatre reverted to its original name – the Mikhailovsky Theatre.
This is a private company. To join you must be a registered member and send request to join it.


text: Even better than that, our guaranteed lowest prices on Michael Seasons natural foods can't be beat, with products priced as low as $36.73. Most of all, we pride ourselves on our superior customer service and customer satisfaction - it's what keeps us in business! We accept major credit cards as well as Paypal and ship your order at lightning speed. Shop Unbeatablesale.com with confidence today!


text:
Alyssa Wright
"I would take this opportunity again and again given the chance."
My name is Alyssa Wright and I recently graduated with Bachelor degrees in Business Administration and Management after completing a final internship over the summer of 2013. I interned in Springfield, Illinois with Cargill, and my internship was focused in the field of human resources. Cargill is an international producer and marketer of food, agricultural, financial and industrial products and services. Cargill employs 140,000 people in 65 countries to help customers succeed through collaboration and innovation.
During my internship I was given the opportunity to showcase my strengths and gain experience – the internship proved to be a very rewarding opportunity to say the least. I am so grateful for the responsibilities and empowerment I have been given at Cargill. They have been very trusting in me, and I am proud to work for a company that recognizes their employees and understands the importance of the HR role and the incentives that go into rewarding and recognizing top employees. Best of all, the experience and knowledge go with me wherever I go – it is an advantage that will help me throughout my life and career.
I can't imagine how unprepared I would be entering the workforce if I not had this AST experience.
- I may have never had the opportunity to have such a wonderful mentor coaching and guiding me, and helping me mature even when I did not think I had much growing up left to do!
- I may have never realized that I need collaborative working relationships, even with people who may not want collaborative relationships with me!
- I may not have come to understand that I need more knowledge in the field before I can truly become an effective resource – I know the basics but I'm nowhere near the status of a qualified recruiting manager or leader yet.
- It would have been overwhelming to be introduced to a new role with everything thrown at me; whereas this opportunity has allowed me to actually learn, gain and grow instead of just do, finish and accomplish.
The only thing I would change about my AST is to make it longer. I would have liked more time to accomplish all the objectives I set out to achieve in my learning contract – I would take this opportunity again and again given the chance. I feel I have grown from a student to a professional during this experience. I feel proud because I am now able to handle more responsibilities, tackle new challenges, gain the trust of my leaders and managers by working with them one on one, and proving that I am willing to do whatever it takes to contribute and build a successful career for myself.
The advice I would give to other students is to treat everything as a learning experience and to take full advantage of every opportunity, especially ASTs. This was not my first AST as I had previous learning experience at a local non-profit and in a marketing/advertising role. When I began studying business I was interested in the marketing and advertising fields but that experience helped me realize that is wasn't the right role for me; however I added to my overall understanding of business processes. Looking back, I'm thankful for the opportunity to realize marketing wasn't the field for me and to light a flame under my true career interests in human resources. Now I have attained a full time position with the company I interned for, and I look forward to learning more and advancing my career.
One key to making my internship so beneficial was finding a company that was highly interested in contributing to my learning experience, not just having me do part time work and essentially "holding down the fort" for a short time. While it took time to find an employer like this, it was worth it because of the countless opportunities it gave to me.
The different projects I was able to be a part of included:
- Collaborating on Cargill Cares projects – community involvement activities including a back to school drive and other fundraising initiatives.
- Managing an employee engagement survey and building action plans to address communication and other issues as results of the survey.
- Learning about the processes and policies for background checks, verifying employment and other compliance efforts.
- Working directly with the operations leaders on the importance of safety and ethics in the workplace. I worked on health and wellness efforts and made posters for each quarter to give motivation and incentives to employees to be more active and healthy.
- Designing newsletters to increase communication and sharing information between our six locations.
- Personally organizing a large event for over 500 attendees including employees and customers called the Annual Customer Appreciation Day, which was a huge success.
- Learning about diversity and equal employment opportunity programs.
- Creating new hire binders, onboarding and training of new employees.
- Doing phone screens for job candidates as well as posting jobs.
- Managing employee medical, personnel and I9 files as part of an annual records audit.
- Taking part in the employee interview and new hire process from beginning to end, including all the paperwork that goes along with it.


text:
Rex Future Fluor technology
Rex Future Fluor is our PFOA-free new generation fluorocarbon technology. More enviromentally-friendly, and better performance too!
New Rex TK-73 fluoro block
The new king of fluoro blocks! TK73 is a new-generation PFOA-free fluoro block with even better performance than its predecessor, TK-72.
>> View Fluoro Blocks
Rex mobile app
Download our mobile app for your phone! The app makes choosing the correct ski wax easy: Just enter snow type, temperature and skill level, and the app shows the correct waxes and also gives detailed how-to instructions for glide and grip waxing.
>> Download for iOS
>> Download for Android
>> Download for Windows Phone
Ski Care Products
Get the best performance from your waxfree skis with Rex Skin Care and Anti-ice!
Rex Racing Service Line
Previously available for professional waxers and ski teams only, Rex is now releasing a limited series of Racing Service Line products through selected shops.
>> View range


text:
I'm known for my bad-a&& one of a kind hip-hop classes,
hI! i AM sasha!
I'm known for my bad-a&& one of a kind hip-hop classes,
Lighting a fire under people's a&& to show up in their lives,
+ My upbeat, positive +motivating energy to create the life your soul calls FOR!!
Get off the diet roller coaster.
Start your own business. Create boundaries with people, places, & things.
Know your story + worth.
Pursue what sets your soul ablaze.
Replace old habits + beliefs that block your joy & spirit. Be brave + go for your wildest dreams!
I am your gal! I'll rock your world!
waNNA lose weight? Do one on one coaching? Come to a class? Make some exciting new choices in your life? Have a cheerleader empowering you every step of the way?
Head over to my SHOP Where you can QUIT SUGAR, try my healthy + happy recipes, sign up for one of my coaching programs short or long term, or
contact me for a speaking event.
Copyright 2008-2020 Sasha Westray. All rights reserved.


text:
When it comes to a suspected DUI, the eyes don't lie. That's the principle behind horizontal gaze nystagmus testing, which has long been considered the most reliable way, short of a blood or breath test, for a police officer to determine whether a driver has been drinking.
However, the Illinois Supreme Court has dealt a potentially serious blow to HGN testing with a recent decision stating that such tests are not presumed scientifically valid in Illinois.
"This could mean that there will be a change in the law when it comes to prosecuting DUI cases," said Lee County State's Attorney Paul Whitcombe.
Sgt. Dan Langloss of the Dixon Police Department said the test is simple if performed the right way. The officer will use a pen and place it approximately 6 inches away from the person's face and have the person track the movement from side to side.
The officer checks for three things: whether the person's eyes are unable to follow the pen smoothly without visible jerking; when moving each eye as far to the sides as possible and holding for five seconds, the eye jerks more noticeably; and the eye begins to jerk before moving 45 degrees to the side.
Langloss said if the officer observes these and other clues in both eyes during the test, it is likely that the person's blood alcohol level is at 0.10 or higher, above the legal limit of 0.08.
Langloss said there are cases where the tests can be inconclusive.
"There are people with natural nystagmus that is pretty distinctive," Langloss said. "For that reason, we don't just rely on one test."
Other field tests used during DUI stops are the one-leg stand, walk and turn, and having the person touch their finger to their nose. Two other tests, counting and reciting the alphabet, are also used in the field, though they are not standardized.
"If the person can't do a simple thing like saying the alphabet from A to Z, it's a pretty good indication that something is wrong," he said.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says HGN tests have a 77 percent accuracy rate in identifying drunken drivers, making such tests the most reliable roadside test for drunkenness.
"Based on my training and experience, the test is very reliable," Langloss said. "Yes, the test does have its flaws and drawbacks, but it is only one factor that we look at during a DUI stop. You have to look at the totality of circumstances."
Many critics across the country, including defense attorneys, argue it is difficult to determine the accuracy of HGN testing and that there are many factors that can cause the eyes to visibly jerk aside from alcohol consumption.
"There are over 25 different types of nystagmus," said Bob Thompson, Lee County public defender. "Officers are not taught about the other types, which they should know about. Fear, anxiety and viral infections, to name a few, can all have an affect on the eyes."
Thompson added there are other factors that can affect the results of an HGN test, such as exposure to the lights on the squad car and the difficulty that an officer may have when determining an exact 45-degree angle when conducting the test.
"Officers are not trained in scientific methods or medicine," Thompson said. "During cross examination, it's difficult to ask them to draw us a 45-degree angle or test their geometry skills. That's where we're starting to see the trial courts become more strict when admitting the test."
The court ruling came in the wake of a Peoria County case involving Joanne McKown, who was convicted of multiple counts of DUI and reckless driving after she hit three motorcyclists in June 2002. Having suffered a broken toe, she could not perform other sobriety tests, such as standing on one leg or walking heel-to-toe. A sheriff's deputy who administered an HGN test 90 minutes after the accident said she failed. After McKown refused to give blood voluntarily, police got a search warrant and drew blood 6 1/2 hours after the accident. Tests showed no alcohol in her bloodstream.
Writing that "HGN testing appears to have as many critics as it does champions," the state Supreme Court sent the Peoria case back to the trial court in September.
The decision places Illinois on a small list of states where the admissibility of HGN tests in DUI prosecutions has not been decided. According to a 2002 federal court decision that lists the status of the law in 43 states, HGN tests are not admissible in at least three - Kansas, Mississippi and Pennsylvania. In most others, courts have decided that juries can hear the results of HGN tests.
Whiteside County State's Attorney Gary Spencer said the admissibility of HGN testing is determined during a Frye hearing, held in front of a judge prior to the trial. During the hearing, expert testimony is heard to determine whether or not the test is generally accepted in the scientific community. Spencer said he believes the test is reliable, but it is only one piece of the puzzle.
"HGN testing is one thing under a whole umbrella of things that officers, the state's attorney's office and the court look at in DUI cases," Spencer said. "There are other things the arresting officer can use to determine if someone is drunk, such as observing erratic driving and other physical symptoms, such as staggering and slurred speech."
Whitcombe said the Frye hearings place the burden on the state when determining the admissibility of the test, which can both help and hinder the prosecution.
"It really depends on the case," Whitcombe said. "In the weaker cases, it will make a big difference. In cases where there is a lot of evidence, it's not going to make that much of a difference. It's just one piece of the puzzle."
Gatehouse News Service contributed to this report.


text:
The digital age continues to open up new paths to purchase, changing how and where people shop. More and more data becomes available every day, as shoppers embrace multi-channel brand experiences.
To stay competitive in this big data, multi-channel environment, businesses need to identify and leverage the most relevant data along the entire path to purchase. With this, companies can optimize each step of the shopper journey.
GfK's Shopper research experts analyze and combine multiple data sources to fully understand shopper behavior and how to influence purchasing decisions.
We combine a deep understanding of what influences purchasing decisions at the point of sale with shoppers' experiences. We provide our clients with the "what" and the "why", to support marketing decisions.
Our shopper metrics optimize performance in the store, on the shelf and online – improving the purchase journey experience and managing the category – to ultimately increase loyalty and success.


text:
By David Ponce
Freecom is selling this 2TB external hard drive for 350 euros. What's great about it is that it can only be accessed if you happen to be carrying one of two AES-encrypted, RFID-enabled, credit-card sized keys on your person. No key, no access.
The bad part now. For one, 350 euros is a lot of cash for 2TB. But worst of all, it's out of stock, and no ETA.
Bummer. Still, you can check out the product page and obsessively refresh every day until there's stock if you're seriously that concerned about privacy.
[ Product Page ] VIA [ Crunchgear ]


text:
Kobe, LeBron lead second round of All-Star voting
LeBron James (left) and Kobe Bryant are the leading All-Star vote-getters. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
By Ben Golliver
Lakers guard Kobe Bryant inched past Heat forward LeBron James as overall leading vote-getter, but the second round of NBA All-Star returns didn't offer many other major developments.
Bryant tallied 977,444 votes to James' 970,314 votes; James had led 641,348 to 639,419 when the first round of votes was released on Dec. 13. Thunder forward Kevin Durant and Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony continue to be the third- and fourth-leading vote-getters, respectively. Heat guard Dwyane Wade passed Lakers center Dwight Howard to become fifth.
Here are the starting lineups for each conference based on the second round of returns. Note that these lineups are the same as the lineups generated by the first round of returns.
• Eastern Conference: Rajon Rondo (Celtics), Wade, James, Anthony and Kevin Garnett (Celtics).
• Western Conference: Chris Paul (Clippers), Bryant, Durant, Blake Griffin (Clippers) and Howard.
Eight of those players were also starters in 2012. The only changes: Rondo, who would plug in for injured Bulls guard Derrick Rose, and Garnett, who would step in for injured Sixers center Andrew Bynum. Bynum started for the Western Conference last year as a member of the Lakers but was traded to the Sixers in a deal that sent Howard to the Lakers.
Based on the consistency between the two sets of returns and the margins separating the various candidates, eight of the 10 projected starters have virtually assured their spots: Rondo, Wade, James, Anthony, Bryant, Durant, Griffin and Howard.
The only two players projected to be starters who face a real chance of being unseated are Garnett and Paul. Garnett leads Heat forward Chris Bosh by fewer than 21,000 votes (328,716 to 308,194), although he more than doubled his lead between the first and second rounds of voting. Paul leads Rockets guard Jeremy Lin by fewer than 47,000 votes (542,564 to 496,133) in the second round; Paul's lead after the first ballot was more than 55,000. Still, neither Garnett nor Paul appears in serious jeopardy.
This year's fan vote selects the starters for the midseason showcase in Houston on Feb. 17. There is a twist: Fans now select two "backcourt" players and three "frontcourt" players rather than two "guards," two "forwards" and one "center" as they had in previous years. This year's voting process has also extended onto social networking sites. For a breakdown of the winners and losers of the new format based on the early voting results, click here.
The full second-round returns are below.
Frontcourt: LeBron James (Mia) 970,314; Carmelo Anthony (NYK) 891,759; Kevin Garnett (Bos) 328,716; Chris Bosh (Mia) 308,194; Tyson Chandler (NYK) 260,000; Paul Pierce (Bos) 171,601; Joakim Noah (Chi) 129,331; Josh Smith (Atl) 111,260; Anderson Varejao (Cle) 99,955; Amar'e Stoudemire (NYK) 90,996; Shane Battier (Mia) 88,800; Andrew Bynum (Phi) 84,939; Luol Deng (Chi) 76,400; Brook Lopez (BKN) 67,991; Jeff Green (Bos) 52,785.
Backcourt: Dwyane Wade (Mia) 645,875; Rajon Rondo (Bos) 574,272; Deron Williams (BKN) 309,778; Kyrie Irving (Cle) 258,193; Ray Allen (Mia) 195,142; Monta Ellis (Mil) 71,287; Raymond Felton (NYK) 66,745; Jrue Holiday (Phi) 56,683; Jason Terry (Bos) 52,833; Brandon Jennings (Mil) 49,122.
Frontcourt: Kevin Durant (OKC) 924,898; Dwight Howard (LAL) 616,150; Blake Griffin (LAC) 489,795; Tim Duncan (SA) 299,434; Pau Gasol (LAL) 197,377; Kevin Love (Min) 189,949; Omer Asik (Hou) 131,002; Rudy Gay (Mem) 125,562; Serge Ibaka (OKC) 111,963; Marc Gasol (Mem) 99,271; Zach Randolph (Mem) 97,778; LaMarcus Aldridge (Por) 97,090; Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 93,491; Metta World Peace (LAL) 85,279; Chandler Parsons (Hou) 78,235.
Tony Parker
Manu Ginobili


text:
Our top priority is the health and well-being of our clients, agents, employees, and communities. Although our sales offices are now open by appointment only with your Clark Realty agent or a managing broker, our agents and staff are working remotely and are available to assist you by email, phone or video chat. Contact your agent for more information.
No matter where you live, we can match you with a knowledgeable real estate professional through our LeadingRE network.
View local stats and trends, or request a Comparative Market Analysis to help determine your property's value.
When it's time to sell your property, let us put our local knowledge and global network to work for you.
We've been in business since 1995 as a Big Island-based independent brokerage (not a franchise) and we have worked diligently to consistently provide quality service to our clients while maintaining the highest standards of integrity.
Here's what Clark Realty offers:
Since 1995, Clark Realty has represented buyers and sellers in over 21,000 transactions valued over $6.8 billion (as of 12/31/2019). We have over 100 agents, most of whom have deep roots on the Big Island, and our managers have decades of experience in the real estate industry. We know our market in its ups and downs. We'll put our expertise to work for you to determine the current market value of your property and to develop a comprehensive marketing strategy. Our depth of knowledge and experience in this market is unparalleled.
The Clark Realty brand is highly visible locally and nationally. With four strategically placed offices on the Big Island, we already have a lot of eyes on your property from the first day it is listed. We also know how to maximize exposure for our listings through direct marketing and long-established personal connections with other Hawaii brokerages. In addition, we are a member of the largest global network of independent real estate brokerages, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, a network that sells more homes than any national brand. Our network gets your property noticed.
With more than 90% of buyers beginning their home searches online, listing with a company that has top search engine placement means your property will be found. We also syndicate (share) our listings with the best trafficked national real estate sites including Trulia, Realtor.com, Zillow and many more. We are dedicated to making our website the best tool for searching Big Island real estate. When you list with us, we put our resources to work for you.
Clark Realty agents, managers and staff understand that we have a commitment to the communities where we live and work—at the end of the day our business is about the people we represent. Our agents are committed to continuing education and to maintaining the highest standards of professional ethics. Clark Realty agents can also be found working in leadership positions on a local, state and national level to set policy for the real estate industry. Your agent will take the duties of agency seriously and work in your best interest to get your property sold.
Your property may qualify for our Luxury Portfolio International® collection. Learn more about Luxury Portfolio on our Luxury Services page.


text:
Mostly associated with damp and musty locations, molds are fungi that travel through the air as spores, and make their homes in a variety of places, including basements, bathrooms, and almost any surface indoors and out.
While most molds are treatable, it is best for the health of your family to prevent it entirely. Molds are a danger to everyone, but especially to those with asthma and allergies.
Killing mold is one thing, but preventing it entirely is even better. Any place in your environment that is prone to moisture is a potential home for mold, and if you can keep that area clean and dry, you can prevent the problem. As a preventative, the Environmental Protection Agency makes a variety of suggestions for moisture and mold prevention.
Perhaps the most important tip is to act quickly when a water leak or spill occurs in the home. In most cases, if you dry out a leak situation in 24 to 48 hours, molds can be prevented.
For an indoor environment, try to keep the humidity level below 60 percent (in a perfect world, keep it between 30 and 50 percent). Most hardware stores carry moisture or humidity meters for $10 to $50.
For outdoor humidity problems, it is crucial that you keep your roof healthy and intact (seeping moisture can get under the roof surface and get into the wood frame). Keeping your gutters clean and healthy can also help prevent mold.
Also, it is very important that the ground slopes away from your building foundation, so that all moisture drains, and doesn't collect around the foundation, and in your basement. A great tip in preventing this problem is to have drains connected to your downspouts, and bury them on a slope away from the house.
Unfortunately, most of us don't realize we have a problem with mold or moisture until the dark spots appear on walls or ceilings, often in basements, bathrooms or kitchens.
Once you have discovered mold, you have to begin with remediation before you can use a new, eco-friendly product like Clear Shell Mold and Mildew Inhibitor from Zep, Inc.
So, where to begin? There are a number of eco-friendly routes to try, including vinegar, tea tree oil solutions, citrus seed extracts, and hydrogen peroxide. All need to be diluted with water before being sprayed on the surface. It also helps to use a scrub brush to remove the residual spores
If you require the big guns, there is of course, bleach. Bleach can kill virtually every species of indoor mold, along with its spores. Bleach is a great mold killer for non-porous surfaces, but it cannot penetrate into porous materials. If you are going to use bleach, use one part bleach to 10 parts water in a spray bottle, or a bucket with a sponge or cloth. When using bleach, make sure you have ventilation, because the smell is caustic.
Once the mold is gone, and the surface is dry, a product like Zep Commercial Clear Shell works to protect your home against mold and mildew growth with an ingredient that is simple and renewable, called Chitosan. It is an antimicrobial by-product of shrimp, lobster and crab shells (and no, it doesn't smell like seafood).
John Callahan, the marketing director for Zep, Inc, stresses the benefits and longevity of Chitosan as a preventative against mold and mildew spores.
"Chitosan occurs naturally in the shells of crustaceans," says Callahan. "When sprayed onto clean surfaces, Zep Commercial Clear Shell creates an invisible, long-lasting antimicrobial shield that will prevent the growth of mold or mildew for 12 to 18 months, even in the most humid regions."
Zep Commercial Clear Shell can be used on indoor and outdoor surfaces including wood, carpet, concrete, stone, brick, vinyl and more.
Have other tips for how to inhibit mold growth? Leave us a note in the comments below.
Editor's note: Zep is a Mother Nature Network sponsor.


text:
May we help you? Please call us at 715.835.5914 (WI) or 507.288.5214 (MN)
Eau Claire, Wisconsin - (715)835-5914 - Hours BY VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT ONLY-PLEASE CALL
Rochester, Minnesota - (507)288-5214 - Hours BY VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT ONLY-PLEASE CALL
14kt Rose Gold Stackable Diamond Band .25cttw (H SI1)
Contact us for pricing and availability.
Give your a name and set your privacy level.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google
Privacy Policy and
Terms of Service apply.
Lasker Jewelers Bridal Collection
Here are just some of the benefits of purchasing this special item through our store.
Share this page with your friends or loved ones.
Don't leave them guessing! Send that special someone a hint.


text:
John Stamos Gossip
John Stamos gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Dear Gossips,
If you were Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, seriously, would you want to be on Fuller House? Everyone was talking yesterday about how John Stamos put them on blast Read Full Intro
Amy's date with John Stamos
Santi / Splash
Amy Poehler's book, Yes, Please, comes out today. Have you bought it yet? I'm halfway through and so far, I love it. I think it's her self-awareness. It's the way she's all like, f------ck my divorce suuuuuuucked. And, Jesus, I must be the only person who's ever felt so defeated. Full Story
Whatever happened to predictability?
247PapsTV/ Splash
I fully expect Duana, and all you 80s/90s family TV watchers to know exactly what this is immediately. Danny Tanner, Uncle Jesse, and Uncle Joey were all in New York together today. I think it has something to do with a Super Bowl commercial? But that really doesn't matter. What matters is that …wait… I was going to say that John Stamos makes everyone else look bad but Bob Saget and Dave Coulier (You Oughta Know) are actually holding up ok. Full Story
Oscar Whys: Munn, Stamos, Glanville
Jason Merritt/ Michael Buckner/ Christopher Polk/ Getty
I asked on Twitter why Olivia Munn was at the Oscars. Someone replied that she was in Magic Mike. Yeah so was Joe Manganiello. You think Joe Manganiello should be at the Oscars? Still, Olivia Munn had more reason, I guess if you stretch, than John Stamos. Was Uncle Jesse there to play the drums? Or was he there to remind me that my longtime dream of him hooking up with Jennifer Aniston will never happen? He doesn't even make movies! But perhaps the most egregious -- the f-ck was Brandi Glanville doing there? Who? Eddie Cibrian's ex-wife. Full Story
Renee & John???
Exclusive So if you've been reading this blog long enough, you know I've been trying to make John Stamos happen with Jennifer Aniston for a long time. Jennifer Aniston was rumoured to be dating Bradley Cooper a couple of years ago after they were seen out for dinner in New York. But he was actually hooking up with someone else. Full Story
Pre-Oscar Soho House/Grey Goose Part 1
You take an elevator to get up to the venue after getting through the check list stations. The list is always strictly enforced at Soho House. The elevator opens up to a massive two level space. There's a piano in front of you to the right. On the left there are pool tables. Very men's clubby. Full Story
The colour of Will's car
Written by Duana I thought that it would be important, when I was writing a review of Glee, to make it somehow different from the ones I write about Mad Men or Gossip Girl. Maybe some cute references to song lyrics, something. But I don't want to. Full Story
Don't call Jen
If you've been reading this blog long enough, even back when it was just a newsletter, you'll know that for years I've been trying to make Jennifer Aniston and John Stamos happen. For years. The universe kept denying me. Now possibly forever. Stamos is involved in an extortion trial. Full Story
Adrian Grenier and Jennifer Aniston's soulmate
After Adrian Grenier cut his hair, many of you noted that he looks remarkably like John Stamos who happened to be photographed on the set of Entourage filming a guest appearance on the show yesterday. I don't see it but again, I don't have the best eyes. While Stamos was shooting in LA, his soulmate Jennifer Aniston continued to work on Just Go With It in Hawaii. Full Story
Please let this be the best for last
They must be over it. This press tour for The Bounty Hunter that seemed to begin not recently but way back last summer when they were shooting it. If they're not over it, we are f-cking over it. Perhaps this is the end then. Perhaps Spain is the last stop. And if so, then Jennifer Aniston saved the best for last. Full Story
A very Spittle birthday present
Fabulous at 41! celebrated her birthday in Mexico with friends Sheryl Crow, Courteney Cox, and a flabby Spittle tagged along too. Gross. It's not that men can't gain weight. But a man who is constantly being shoved in my face as some kind of super stud should not be looking like this. Wasn't he sticking his tongue down some random's throat just last week? And he was still invited to join the party? Fabulous at 41!'s self esteem must be at an all time low. Full Story


text:
I'm working on Mac OS X which is shipped with several binaries mostly located in
/usr/bin/ and
/usr/sbin/. Since it doesn't have a native package manager like some Linux distros, I got used to managing my own binaries, building and installing in
This way, I am able to fully remove a package from my system at the cost of manually update the
PATH and the
MANPATH variables in the
.bashrc file.
Here is a simple example:
Mac OS X ships with ant 1.7.0, located in
/usr/bin. I need to use the latest version, so I download it from Apache and then unzip (build) it to
/usr/local/apache-ant-1.8.2. Then I update my
.bashrc file with:
# Mac OS X original PATH
# Apache Ant 1.8.2
export PATH
I make sure to export the
/usr/bin/ and
/usr/sbin/ before the
ant/bin/ because there are often other binaries besides the
ant that I don't want to override.
The problem is that when I type
which ant I get
/usr/bin/. So I rename the
/usr/bin/ant to
/usr/bin/ant-old in order to work with the latest build.
While this works, I want to know if there are better approaches to replacing a system binary (mainly to avoid the last rename).


text:
Grim Reaper
Yoo Deokhwa
Grim Reaper's colleague
The secretary
Chairman Yoo
Eunuch Park
-If those were the casts, I wouldn't even remember the plot and the only think I could think of is probably about how handsome they look..
-No.. Song Joongki doesn't suit Yoo Deokhwa's character..
-I personally think the original casts are already good enough..
-I like the current casts..ㅎㅎㅎ
-Their visuals are really good, but I like the current casts..
-No one can suit the Goblin's role better than Gongkkaebi..
-I personally think the current casts are better..
-Then who would play Ji Euntak's role?
-Do you want to return back into ashes..?
-I think the viewership ratings will be higher if these were the casts!!
-It's possible.. But the current casts are already good enough..
-Whoa.. The whole drama would look like a movie if those were the casts..
-Why.. I like the current casts..
-I thought the guy in the first gif was Ji Changwook..
-I think the viewership ratings will be over 30%..?
-It's impossible..
-It's possible..
-I have a feeling there would be tons of PPL in the drama if those were the castsㅋㅋㅋ
-The female character is important as well..
-Who's the guy in the first gif..?
-Kang Dongwon..ㅠㅠㅠ
-It's impossible.. The current casts are already good enough..


text:
Current region > Global
Barretstown Camp
Barretstown Camp
SISK Group designed, built and installed a wooden access boardwalk to a boat called the Beal Linn which was relocated to the centre of a man-made lake. This enabled the children of Barretstown to access the boat from the boardwalk and bring the whole fishing experience to life for the campers.
Barretstown is a specially-designed camp that provide Therapeutic Recreation programmes for children with serious illnesses, and their families.