text:
ASEE 2013 Workshop
Embedded Linux Class by Mark A. Yoder
Here are the labs for the afternoon Linux part of the ASEE 2013 Workshop
Warm Up
Before we can interact with LEDs and switches we need to learn some simple Linux commands.
- On your host computer, running Windows, start up puTTY.
- If you get a Security Warning, click Run.
- Enter 192.168.7.2 in the Host Name field and click Open
- Login as root with no password.
- Enter ls to list what files you have. You shouldn't see much.
At this point you need to learn a few simple Linux commands for creating and displaying files. Once you know these commands it's easy to turn an LED on and off.
First, let's edit a file using the nano editor. Nano is a simple editor that easy to learn. This will edit (and create) the file play.txt.
bone$ nano play.txt
Add a couple of lines of text to the file, it doesn't really matter what and then Exit. You can list the files in the current directory with ls and show the contents of a file with cat.
bone$ ls Desktop play.txt bone$ cat play.txt A couple of lines of text.
Use echo to print a line of text.
bone$ echo This is a line of text This is a line of text
Here's a powerful operator. You can take the output of any command and redirect it to a file with >.
bone$ echo This is a line of text > here.txt bone$ cat here.txt This is a line of text
We are almost there. Use cd to change directories. / is the top level directory.
bone$ cd / bone$ ls bin dev home lost+found mnt run sys usr boot etc lib media proc sbin tmp var
If you ever get lost, cd alone takes you home.
bone$ cd gone$ ls Desktop here.txt play.txt
Now you are ready to flash an LED.
Blinking an LED
gpio via the Shell Command Line and sysfs
Another easy way to do general purpose I/O (gpio) on the Beagle is through a terminal window and a shell prompt. In Linux, almost everything is treated as a file, even things that aren't files. Here we'll use a virtual file system called sysfs. sysfs exposes the drivers for the hardware so you can easily use them.
Try this:
bone$ cd /sys bone$ ls -F block/ bus/ class/ dev/ devices/ firmware/ fs/ kernel/ module/ power/
The "/" after the name means it's a directory. Here we see several directories that represent hardware we can control. Explore a bit and see what you find.
Now try:
beagle$ cd /sys/class beagle$ ls -F backlight/ firmware/ lcd/ mtd/ scsi_disk/ ubi/ bdi/ gpio/ leds/ net/ scsi_host/ udc/ block/ graphics/ mbox/ power_supply/ sound/ uio/ bluetooth/ hwmon/ mdio_bus/ regulator/ spi_master/ usbmon/ bsg/ i2c-adapter/ mem/ rfkill/ spidev/ vc/ dma/ i2c-dev/ misc/ rtc/ thermal/ vtconsole/ drm/ input/ mmc_host/ scsi_device/ tty/ watchdog/
Explore some.
Blinking a USR LED
The Beagle Black has four user LEDS, user0 - user3, that you can control. Try this:
bone$ cd /sys/class/leds bone$ ls -F beaglebone:green:usr0 beaglebone:green:usr2 beaglebone:green:usr1 beaglebone:green:usr3
Here you see the directories for controlling each of the usr LEDs. By default, usr0 flashes a heartbeat pattern and usr1 flashes when the micro SD card is accessed. Let's control usr0.
bone$ cd beagleboard\:\:usr0 bone$ ls -F brightness device@ max_brightness power/ subsystem@ trigger uevent
(The "@" after the name means it's a link.) See what's in brightness, max_brightness and trigger by using the
cat command. For example:
bone$ cat trigger none nand-disk mmc0 timer oneshot [heartbeat] backlight gpio cpu0 default-on transient
This shows trigger can have many values. The present value is heartbeat. Check the LED, is it beating? You can stop the heartbeat via:
bone$ echo none > trigger bone$ cat trigger [none] nand-disk mmc0 timer oneshot heartbeat backlight gpio cpu0 default-on transient
Did it stop beating? You can now turn it on and off with:
bone$ echo 1 > brightness bone$ echo 0 > brightness
Is it responding correctly?
The Bone has more trigger options. Try:
bone$ cat trigger [none] mmc0 timer heartbeat backlight gpio default-on bone$ echo timer > trigger bone$ ls -F brightness delay_on max_brightness subsystem@ uevent delay_off device@ power/ trigger bone$ echo 100 > delay_on bone$ echo 900 > delay_off
What does this do?
Blinking an External LED via gpio
In the AM lab we wired an LED to the P9_12 General Purpose IO (gpio) port and controlled it via BoneScript. Here we'll control it via a shell command. First we need to figure out which gpio pin P9_12 is attached to. The following figure shows it attached to gpio_60.
Here's how you turn it on
bone$ cd /sys/class/gpio bone$ ls -F export gpiochip0@ gpiochip32@ gpiochip64@ gpiochip96@ unexport
Presently no gpio pins are visible. You need to tell it which pin to export
bone$ echo 60 > export bone$ ls -F export gpio60@ gpiochip0@ gpiochip32@ gpiochip64@ gpiochip96@ unexport
Notice gpio60 has appeared. All we need to do is tell it which direction and then turn it on.
bone$ cd gpio60 bone$ ls active_low direction edge power subsystem uevent value bone$ echo out > direction bone$ echo 1 > value
Your LED should be on!
bone$ echo 0 > value
Now it's off.
Reading a switch
Now that you have an LED working, wiring in a switch is easy. In the AM lab you wired a switch to P9_42, which from the table above is gpio_7.
Based on what you saw above.
bone$ cd /sys/class/gpio bone$ echo 7 > export bone$ cd gpio7 bone$ ls bone$ echo in > direction bone$ cat value 0
Now hold the button down and try again.
bone$ cat value 1
Once you have the switch and LED working use nano and put the following in a file.
bone$ cd (Go back home) bone$ nano button.sh #!/bin/bash cd /sys/class/gpio while [ 1 ] do cat gpio7/value sleep 0.25 done
Quit nano and run
bone$ chmod +x button.sh (This makes button.sh executable) bone$ ./button.sh
What happens when you push the button? Hit Ctrl-C to quit button.sh.
Now experiment around. Can you flash the LED? How fast? Make the LED read the switch.
Analog In
The bone has eight Analog Inputs. Several are exposed on P9. They are labeled AIN in the table below. How many do you find?
The AIN pins are sampled at 12 bits and 100k samples per second. The input voltage is between 0 and 1.8V. Fortunately, both voltages are available on P9.
You've already wired up P9_39 for AIN0 in the AM lab. You interact with the analog in much like the gpio, but it appears in a different place. We have to run a command before the AIN interface appears. Just run them now, later I'll explain what you did if you are interested.
bone$ SLOTS=/sys/devices/bone_capemgr.*/slots bone$ echo cape-bone-iio > $SLOTS
You can now access the analog interface, let's explore.
bone$ cd /sys/devices/ocp.2/helper.14 bone$ ls -F AIN0 AIN2 AIN4 AIN6 driver@ power/ uevent AIN1 AIN3 AIN5 AIN7 modalias subsystem@ bone$ cat AIN0 1185
Change the pot and rerun cat. What's the min and max value you get? Is it 12 bits?
You can use the following script to continuously read the input and print it on the same line.
bone$ cd bone$ nano ainOut.sh
cd /sys/devices/ocp.2/helper.14 while [ 1 ] do tr '\n' '\r' < AIN0 done
bone$ chmod +x ainOut.sh bone$ ./ainOut.sh
Use Ctrl-C to quit ainOut.sh
Pulse Width Modulation
(Note: The pwm interface seems to changing. Some of this may not apply in the future.)
We have to run a couple of commands to make the PWM interface appear. Try
bone$ SLOTS=/sys/devices/bone_capemgr.*/slots bone$ echo am33xx_pwm > $SLOTS bone$ echo bone_pwm_P9_21 > $SLOTS bone$ cd /sys/devices/ocp.2/pwm_test_P9_21.14 bone$ ls driver duty modalias period polarity power run subsystem uevent
The units are in ns. Try a 1Hz frequency with a 25% duty cycle
bone$ echo 1000000000 > period bone$ echo 250000000 > duty bone$ echo 1 > run
Connect the LED from and watch it flash. Try changing the frequency and duty cycle. You may have to set the duty cycle to 0 to change the frequency. Can you guess why?
Combine the analog in and the PWM by having the pot control the frequency or the duty cycle of the LED.
Other Languages
Out-of-the-box the bone can run
- bash
- perl
- python
- Javascript
Here's a simple C example
bone$ cd bone$ nano hello.c #include <stdio.h> main () { printf("hello, world\n"); }
bone$ cc hello.c bone$ ./a.out hello, world
Try your favorite language.
Embedded Linux Class by Mark A. Yoder


text:
Best Free png HD ben ten gwen grandpa max ben 10 ultimate alien ben gwen ben 10 images background, PNG file easily with one click Free HD PNG images, png design and transparent background with high quality
When you're working on a creative project, it's important to get high-quality images. But finding the right one can be a challenge, especially if you're working on a tight budget. One great option is to download free PNG images from TopPNG
PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a file format that supports transparency and allows for lossless compression. This means that you can download PNG images without losing any quality, and they will be perfect to use in your project. We offer you a wide selection of images that are perfect for any project.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Watching the Queen's Diamond Jubilee river pageant, made me think of how much Nana would have enjoyed it. She loved everything royal, and while she was not always a regular reader of the Australian Women's Weekly like Grandma Riddiford was, you could always count on her buying issues with the British royal family on the cover. Not to mention the special publications for events such as the marriage of Charles and Diana and the birth of their sons.
It also reminded me of an article I found at Trove of another Harman descendent and her link to the Australian Women's Weekly and how she found royalty inspiring.
Nina Harman was born in 1895 at Barnawartha, Victoria, daughter of Walter Graham Harman and Ann Gray, and granddaughter of George Hall Harman and Rebecca Graham. In 1921, Nina married engineer, Jonathan Welsh. During the 1940s and 50s the couple was living at Wattle Vale, near Nagambie.
Nina took up tapestry around 1952 when Jonathan became ill as she found it "soothing". They later moved to Ivanhoe, Victoria and Jonathan passed away in 1961. Her carpet, pictured in the "Weekly" on July 6, 1966, helped her overcome the loneliness brought about by the death of her husband.
What amazes me is that the carpet cost $1200 in materials and was insured for $5000. How much would that be today?
Queen Mary's own tapestry carpet inspired Nina. The Queen completed the carpet in 1950 at which time she donated it to the British Government to sell and retain the funds. Queen Mary worked tirelessly on the carpet despite pain from sciatica.
The Queen passed away in 1953. The following article which appeared in the Woman's Weekly on April 8, 1950 may have helped inspire Nina.
Nina passed away in 1985 aged 90. I wonder how many more tapestries she completed over the 20 years after her "Weekly" appearance?


text:
Know a great BlueVoda (or Web design) tip or trick? Share it with the world here. Become famous for your brilliance! Please, No Questions or Problems!
Use this control to limit the display of threads to those newer than the specified time frame.
Allows you to choose the data by which the thread list will be sorted.
Order threads in...
Note: when sorting by date, 'descending order' will show the newest results first.
Forum Rules


text:
Considering that the PC is the platform that birthed both the first-person shooter and the MMO, many PC game fans are a bit perturbed that Activision and Bungie have yet to confirm a PC version of its recently unveiled FPS-meets-MMO Destiny. Bungie co-founder Jason Jones threw a bit more fuel on the fire of perceived PC gaming disrespect, though, by telling Destructoid that, in essence, Halo made keyboard and mouse controls obsolete:
We did a bunch of ambitious things on Halo deliberately to reach out to people. We limited players to two weapons, we gave them recharging health, we automatically saved and restored the game—almost heretical things to first-person shooters at the time. We made the game run without a mouse and keyboard. And now nobody plays shooters the way they used to play them before Halo 'cause nobody wants to. [emphasis added]
Taken literally, this statement is inaccurate on its face. There are obviously still millions of people playing first-person shooters on their PCs with a mouse and keyboard (and more than a few games that don't have recharging health, automatic saves, and the like). But Jones' general point is clear: keyboard-and-mouse players are getting less and less important, from a business perspective, in the console-dominated first-person shooter market that Halo spawned. On this point, it's really hard to argue with Jones.
Reliable, confirmed sales information for most video games is notoriously hard to come by. Getting breakdowns of those sales between PC and non-PC platforms is even harder, especially when you have to take into account digital sales data that's often not shared with the public. That said, when such information can be culled for the most popular first-person shooters, it's usually no contest: the number of PC players is dwarfed by the console audience.
Let's start with the current best-selling franchise in all of gaming: Call of Duty. The best console-specific data I could find for the series of late was first-month sales statistics for Black Ops released by NPD back in 2010. Apparently the game sold 8 million copies on the PS3 and Xbox 360 combined and less than 400,000 on the PC. Even if the unreported digital sales on the PC were ten times as strong as those at retail, and assuming that PC piracy added another 50 percent on top of legitimate downloads, that would still mean there were roughly four console players using a controller for every three playing the PC version in the game's first month. That adds up to a deficit of millions of people for the mouse-and-keyboard crowd, and one that's likely compounded by other Call of Duty games.
I found a similar trend in practically every multi-platform first-person shooter I could find reliable sales or play data for. BF3Stats.com shows 8 million people combined played the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Battlefield 3 over 2012, compared to just 3.1 million players on the PC. The PC version of the original Bioshock sold a million copies through June 2008, but the game sold 2.2 million copies overall [PDF] in that time, meaning the console versions were a little more popular. Even Valve's own Left 4 Dead franchise sold over 6 million units on consoles out of roughly 11 million total sales [MP4 link] through May 2011, meaning the PC version lost out yet again.
Looking at the popularity of platform-exclusive titles doesn't really help make the keyboard-and-mouse popularity case either, I'm afraid. Steam data shows a peak of about 70,000 people playing Team Fortress 2 concurrently on Steam yesterday, but Halo 4 peaked at about 75,000 players (down from an astounding 400,000+ concurrent players at launch), according to HaloCharts.com. Counter-Strike and CS: Source may combine for about 100,000 peak concurrent players on Steam in an average day, but Gears of War 3 managed 300,000 simultaneous players on launch day, and Gears of War 2 had a million people playing simultaneously at launch [PDF, page 5] (yes, these games are "third-person" shooters and may have dropped off significantly post launch, but the data argues a similar point).
The only exception to the "shooters tend to sell better on consoles" rule that I could find was Portal 2, which Gabe Newell told Gamasutra "did better on the PC than it did on the consoles," through May 2012.
Obviously, a comprehensive count of the number of first-person shooter players on consoles versus PCs is impossible to compile. But the anecdotal data I was able to dredge up makes it pretty clear that PC keyboard-and-mouse players are not the dominant market for first-person shooters anymore (and that's not even taking into account the non-zero number of PC players who actually use a gamepad on an FPS for whatever reason). This isn't a subjective matter of taste or a reflection on the gameplay superiority of one control scheme or the other. This is purely a matter of numbers—and in that matter, the keyboard and mouse have been overtaken.
This is what Jones' "Halo changed everything," quote is really getting at. Like it or not, the market has shown that the PC is no longer automatically the most lucrative platform for a serious first-person shooter. This is the business reality Activision and Bungie are working in when developing Destiny. That doesn't mean they should ignore the still-sizable PC market (and there's still a good chance a PC version of Destiny will be announced before the game comes out sometime after 2013), or that the PC doesn't bring other gameplay and performance benefits that consoles can't match. But arguing that first-person shooter players are overwhelmingly demanding those mouse-and-keyboard controls that only the PC can provide is just not a valid argument.


text:
This is how you find the best airline tickets from London to Athens
Are you searching for the best ticket deals from London to Athens? This is the page where you will find it! We always share the cheapest option for London with departure from Athens. Let's go for the cheapest offer or search for flights from London to Athens in another travel period. Let us help you find the best airline tickets!
The best price for London to Athens
Do you already know you want to fly from London to Athens, and are you flexible? Then this is the cheapest offer for you! This fare can change any moment, so if you want to be guaranteed these tickets, then clicking on this offer is all you need to do. You could be just in time for those last seats for a flight from London to Athens.
Airline tickets from London to Athens
At Travelgenio.uk, we compare all flights to Europe and Greece, and from London to Athens, including all airlines. Thanks to our agreements with the airlines and our current flight data, we always offer you the best airline ticket offers. With the help of convenient filters and options in our search engine, you will easily find airline tickets from London to Athens. Flights from London to this destination are a smart choice. There are of course multiple airlines running flights from London to Athens. But which one do you choose? Or do you prefer to sort your flight rather by departure or arrival time, duration or the price of the flight? These preferences can be checked in our search engine. You can even see if luggage is included for the flight from London to Athens, or you can select the option to book extra luggage for your trip.
You are not the only one searching for flights Europe and Greece, and from London to Athens and we are convinced that Travelgenio.uk is the right place to find them. Here are the benefits:
The benefits of booking on Travelgenio.uk?
- Current pricing and flight data for the route from London to Athens
- Smart filters and options in the search engine
- Safe booking and payment
- Directly book a hotel or rental car for Athens
- Tips, travel advice and special offers for airline tickets from London to Athens
Searching for airline tickets should be easy and fun. That's why we're happy to help with your trip from London to Athens! Are you ready to search and book your airline tickets?


text:
Used Suzuki MotorcyclesSuzuki is another member of the "Big Four" from Japan. It began manufacturing motorcycles in 1952 and has become well known around the world. Its off-road bikes and roadracers have won world titles, and its street machines range from the cruiser Boulevard series to the legendary GSX-R series of sportbikes. It, along with Honda, is unique in that the company also builds automobiles.
Search Result : We've Found 8704 Suzuki Motorcycle(s)
Dealer Listing Private Listing


text:
Who is Chris Matthews? Anderson Cooper puts Matthews on the RidicuList after his appearance on Jeopardy. He's in good company; Anderson added himself for losing a spelling bee...to a kid.
Post by: Anderson Cooper
Filed under: 360° Radar • The RidicuList
So much ad about Friday's Anderson jeopardy... Doesn't at all give away he won which I have known for a month now... Kinda liked the old Anderson though who I NEVER MET... & not so much the new improved version even not so much in the new improved cut-board version!!! Ask me FIVE YEARS later if I like today's new improved Anderson! The sentiment might be different FIVE YEARS LATER...
Seriously! Ur Anderson show...did it have jeopardy behind-the-scenes anything... Now that was a scheme or scam right there by ur show...
Ridiculous for sure. Sarah Palin would have done better.
Anderson Cooper goes beyond the headlines to tell stories from many points of view, so you can make up your own mind about the news. Tune in weeknights at 8 and 10 ET on CNN.
Questions or comments? Send an email
Want to know more? Go behind the scenes with AC361°


text:
Showing the single result
Cold water booster sets
Cold water booster
Welcome to the IBM Digital Twin Exchange! Now featuring digital twin downloads to manage connected assets. Dismiss
Your files are being imported into Maximo. Once your files have imported, you will be prompted to enter your encryption key.
Take a Tour to learn more about the IBM Digital Twin Exchange today!
You must be logged in to report an issue with a Digital Twin.


text:
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
Beautiful woman wants a one night stand in Belen
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Vincenta, Age: 49 yo, City: Belen (NM)
Hi guys, I'm a nymphomaniac woman who is 49 years old and my name is Vincenta. I work in a flower shop. Other than that, I'm single because I want to have sex with whoever I want. To find each other, we can go to my place or into town. I am free during the week, I'm not a pain. I am attracted to gentlemen who are quite charming. I also want a man with a big penis because otherwise I don't orgasm. I absolutely need to have an orgasm. I love showing myself naked in the woods and having my picture taken. What gets me the most excited are the unexpected hits in public places (parking lots, bathrooms, etc.), you have to be innovative on the streets of Belen. You can shoot me a message if you're interested in hooking up. I am only looking for guys who are younger than me. So, I kiss you.
A married couple who enjoys sexual pleasure is looking for a hard encounter in Belen
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Katyana, Age: 30 yo, City: Belen (NM)
I'm only on this naughty website to play with other naughties. My boyfriend is fully aware of this announcement. I'm looking for a good fuck and well-endowed so that my boyfriend can see me make him cum. We've always loved everything about the libertine lifestyle, and we do it all with respect and good hygiene. We mainly like soft bdsm with an experienced guy. We would like to invite you for a rendezvous at a libertine club. We're finally available on Friday. I hope we can play together soon. Kiss.
Pretty 35-year-old woman on Belen looking for 1 guy for dirty games
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Anna-clara, Age: 35 yo, City: Belen (NM)
Hello guys, I felt like sharing my naughty ad on this libertine dating site for fun. My name is Anna-Clara and I'm 35 years old. I'm a horny woman who wants to tease guys for a fuck date in the club. I want a manly boy. Someone to practice swinging without taboos. For this hookup, I'm free at the end of the week. I want to set up a first date in a bar so we can chat. I just want to meet a guy for casual sex because I love making love without limits with someone new. I personally do a lot of different preliminaries so I need someone with experience. Of course, please contact me as soon as possible if you would like to schedule an appointment. I want a naughty guy who's pretty perverse. See you soon.
My darling in need of sex for côte-à-cism on Belen
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Miguele, Age: 46 yo, City: Belen (NM)
Hello, I am a beautiful woman with an amazing man. My name is Miguele and I am 46 years old. I live in Belen and I'm pretty slutty. We are available at the end of the afternoon. We don't mind coming to your place, or if you prefer we can meet at our place. I am an amateur of candaulism because I want to sleep with another man but always being watched by my husband. I'm extremely hot when I get it on and I particularly enjoy being teased with delicacy. We just want to have fun together. We post on this libertine dating site because we love finding other libertines during naughty sessions. If you want to write a message, we will be happy to look at it. I hope to give you a date for a hot encounter. We're hugging you. Bye.
A hot couple on Belen for a threesome
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Marie-eva, Age: 36 yo, City: Belen (NM)
Hello, I am a beautiful F married woman, my name is Marie-eva and I'm 36 years old. I moved to Belen and I'm pretty slutty. We just want to have fun together. This is why we write on this porn site because we enjoy taking pleasure with new men during sex sessions. We prefer to meet you at a swingers club. Finally, we're free every night. We've been fans of naughty games for quite a while now. We try new dirty practices from time to time, right now it's swinging. If you like our naughty ad, please contact us. We are very excited to be on this swingers site. See you soon.
Couple looking for a night out at a swingers club on Belen
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Elfie, Age: 47 yo, City: Belen (NM)
Hi, I'm a beautiful girl in a relationship, my name is Elfie and I'm 47 years old. I live on the Belen side and I'm relatively slutty. We are oriented towards sadomasochism. The best is when I'm tied up so my submissive can watch you hurt me and I moan in pain. We would like to meet you at our place. We are free on Sunday for this naughty plan in Belen. I'm looking for a nice, liberated guy who will make me come with my husband because I am a very hot lady who loves having two guys for herself. To contact us, you need to write a little note. We just want sex between couples.
I'm planning a naughty little rendezvous for my sweetheart Belen
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Khelia, Age: 20 yo, City: Belen (NM)
We love being in swingers clubs for the pleasure. My man and I are a swingers couple. I love trios because I'm without limits and my guy is OK with sharing me. I am attracted to men who are well-endowed and tall, but that remains a preference. I want a good fucker like my guy. I want to have fun like never before. We can meet on Saturday, but we prefer that the meeting take place at our apartment. We have a lot of toys. If you want to write a message, we will be happy to read it. We hope to give you a date for a beautiful swingers encounter. We kiss you. Bye bye.
Mature woman in Belen looking for young man for discreet encounter
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Djeya, Age: 37 yo, City: Belen (NM)
I just want to have a guy for a hookup because I love fucking without any taboos with a new guy. I love trying different kinds of foreplay, so I want a guy who's imaginative and experienced. I don't mind if we're at your place or somewhere else, as long as it's clean. I'm usually available during the day. I can easily move around Belen and its surroundings. I'm attracted to a rather passionate man and that he has an enormous penis in order to give me a lot of pleasure as I am a difficult woman. I know how to handle my encounters to turn them on. So, leave me a message if you want a one-night stand with a beautiful cougar who is very open-minded. I'll be waiting for you, kisses.
Looking for a fun Belen couple who would like to have a hot night together
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Helenne, Age: 24 yo, City: Belen (NM)
We would like to arrange a meeting at our apartment, preferably in the evening if that is convenient for you. I am an amateur of candaulism because I like to play with another lover but just in front of my husband. I'm quite hot when I make love and I especially like it when someone teases me for a long time. I don't have a criterion of beauty because it's only for one night... But on the other hand I need a man who is sure, there is undoubtedly that my man can see another guy give me an orgasm. So we just want to enjoy sexual pleasures with another man. We are very curious. We are waiting for your responses. Big kisses.
This hot blonde chick is looking for a guy to hook up with on Belen
Valeria Belen Onlyfans
First name: Melissende, Age: 32 yo, City: Belen (NM)
As I am new to kinky games like exhibitionism or others. I therefore have the desire to try several of these things with a man who knows about them. I am usually free during the day. I can easily move around Belen and its surroundings. I don't mind if we meet at your place or outside, as long as the places are clean. I'm attracted to a man who's hot and, most importantly, has a really big penis so he can give me a lot of pleasure because I'm such a horny slut. I know how to handle my hookups to turn them on. I'm quickly waiting for a no-stress meeting on Belen. I'm sure I'll have a blast with you. I'm already very hot at the idea of discovering you. Kisses.
- Judylaw100 Onlyfans
- Alex Dj T4pes Onlyfans
- Bebscherry Onlyfans
- Busty_von_tease
- Independent Escorts Summit, Wisconsin
- Lacey Duvalle Onlyfans
- Independent Escorts Pacifica, California
- Mari Grace Onlyfans Leak
- Independent Escorts Lakeside, Virginia
- Onlyfans Promoter
- Goluzenkov Instagram
- Independent Escorts Taylor, Texas
- Nikiforas Onlyfans
- Magaluf Tumblr
- Tgirl Playhouse
- Independent Escorts Lake Holiday, Illinois
- Independent Escorts Melvindale, Michigan
- Brogan Small Onlyfans
- @briannaamor
- Kitty Leroux Onlyfans


text:
Sam Sommers has another excellent (situationist) post, titled "The Greatest Ever? Not So Fast . . ." over at Psychology Today Blog. Sommers's post is worth reading in its entirety (here), but here are a few particularly situationist excerpts.
* * *
U.S. Swimmer Michael Phelps just won his 8th gold medal of the Beijing Olympics tonight, the 14th gold of his career. These are feats that have never been accomplished before, and it's hard to argue with the conclusion that his is the greatest Olympic performance of all time. Some in the sporting world (and beyond) are also calling Phelps the greatest athlete of all time. But not so fast—a number of psychological considerations suggest that the pundits (and public) are likely getting a bit carried away.
Before I go any further, let me make one thing clear for the record. What Phelps has done is extraordinary and unprecedented. . . .
* * *
But why would I suggest that Phelps might not truly be the "greatest athlete" ever . . . ? . . . . I can think of at least three relevant psychological issues:
First, there's good reason to believe that a variation of the availability heuristic is at play here. This just happened. . . .
So if I ask you to name great athletes, whose name is readily available to you at the moment? Phelps, of course. More generally, even beyond the domain of sports, I'd argue that people are typically lousy at judging "the greatest ever" in any area, due to the availability heuristic among other factors. . . .
Second, in addition to availability, there's also a self-motivated reason for us to see Phelps deemed the greatest ever. Because we were able to watch Phelps' triumph and because we'll have stories to tell about what we saw in these Olympics, we're able to perceive a personal connection to what he's done that goes so far as to make us feel good about ourselves.
* * *
Finally, I think there's also a compelling argument to be made that those who would call Phelps the greatest ever are doing what we humans often do in perceiving the world, namely not giving sufficient weight to the situational factors at play. . . .
[T]his debate is being pitched in largely dispositional terms (i.e., is he the greatest *athlete* ever, as opposed to is this the greatest athletic *performance* ever). And what I really mean to suggest is along the lines of the argument I made in a previous post, namely that important aspects of situations in daily life often escape our attention. In the case of Phelps, he has certainly had a terrific Olympics (now, that might be the greatest understatement of the century). But he also competes in a sport that presents its elite competitors with the opportunity to rack up multiple medals. Swimmers can compete in races of varying distances. There are races in 4 different strokes, as well as individual medleys combining strokes. Then there are relays as well. Is Mark Spitz the second-greatest athlete of all time?
The greatest of basketball and water polo players have a chance at 1 medal in an Olympics. Same with boxers and wrestlers. Track and field stars have more, but still not as many as swimmers. Consider Carl Lewis' 1984 performance, when he won gold in the 100m, 200m, 4 x 100m relay, and long jump. Was Phelps' 2008 demonstrably better than that? It's hard to say. I'm quite sure this last argument will annoy the swimming fans out there, but what if Lewis had been afforded the same opportunities as Phelps to cover different distances in different ways? Swimmers have races in backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and freestyle; how many medals could Lewis have won if he could've entered the 100m gallop, the 100m skip, and the 100m crabwalk?
OK, so you might resist that last analogy. But the crabwalk would be pretty fun to watch, wouldn't it? And the bigger point is that Phelps' historical milestone was attributable to a number of factors: his phenomenal training regimen, his unsurpassed drive to win, his genetic gifts, and more. But he also owes at least part of his title as greatest Olympian ever to the current set-up of the Games, which affords swimmers more opportunities to medal than most other athletes. To ignore this fact and crown Phelps greater than Lewis, Jesse Owens, Eric Heiden, Sonja Henie, Al Oerter, and others seems impulsive. Not to mention, of course, all the non-Olympic athletes who certainly merit consideration for the title of greatest ever.
* * *
To read the entire post, which may well be the greatest post ever, click here.
For a sample related posts discussing the tendency to dispositionalize accomplishments that are largely situational, see "Promoting Dispostionism through Entertainment – Part III," "Randomness, Luck, and other Situational Sources of Success and Failure," ""Situation" Trumps "Disposition"- Part II," "What's Eating David Ortiz?," and "David Vitter, Eliot Spitzer, and Now John Edwards: The Disposition Is Weaker than the Situation."
For archives of all situationist sports posts, click here.


text:
I don't have a jailbird in the family, as far as I know. So I decided to focus on the little boy- standing up straight, looking smart in his jacket and knee breeches.
It is the females of the family who usually get featured for their costume, but here from my family collection are four boys in their Sunday best.
|Frederick Henry Weston (my Uncle Fred), born 1905.
|Harry Rawcliffe Danson, (my Uncle Harry), born 1912
This is a section of a larger photograph (below) showing Harry with his mother Alice, sisters Edith and Kathleen (my mother) and baby brother Billy, taken in 1916 - the year when his father William Danson went off to war in Flanders.
24 years later Harry survived the Battle of Dunkirk. He retained his good dark looks all his life.
Below are two photographs from the large collection left by my Great Aunt Jennie (Danson), who grew up in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire. She had written names on the back, but otherwise little is known about them. I suspect they are the children of friends, but I was unable to make any headway in further identification through a search of the 1911 census.
|Jackie Threlfall
|Jesse and Bernard Pennington
To read contributions from other bloggers on this theme, click here


text:
In Love with Japanese Irises
Dramatic impact
Japanese irises somewhat resemble other irises, but their blooms are wider and bigger, adding dramatic impact to any garden.
John Coble and Bob Bauer, owners of Ensata Gardens near Galesburg, Michigan, have been growing Japanese irises since 1985. "Most gardeners don't know about Japanese irises," says John. "Those who see them for the first time are amazed."
Here are John and Bob's tips to help you select and grow Japanese irises.
Pictured: 'Satozakura'
Japanese iris characteristics
You can tell a Japanese iris from the other members of the iris family by its narrow, sword-shape leaves, which can stretch 3-4 feet, and by its pointed flower bud. The delicate falls (petals) of a Japanese iris come in hues of purple, white, blue, pink and red-violet, and flap open 6-8 inches wide.
Pictured, from left: 'Angel Mountain', 'Eileen's Dream', 'Tea Ceremony'
What irises need to thrive
Not only are Japanese irises beautiful to look at, but given the right conditions, they do well in the Midwest, says grower John Coble.
Japanese irises take some care, but they're not terribly high-maintenance. They bloom best in full sun, in well-drained soil that's watered well and mulched 2-3 inches deep. They should be divided every three or four years. Most varieties are hardy to Zone 4.
Pictured: 'Popular Acclaim'
Plenty of water
Japaneses irises need 1-2 inches of water a week.
Pictured: 'Crown Imperial'
When to fertilize
Because irises set buds in the fall, next year's blooms depend on how well you treat the plants this year. Fertilize plants immediately after blooming is finished, which is in late June or early July.
Pictured: 'Tideline'
Blooms for a month
Blossoms last about three days in the garden or two days in a vase. If you plant early-, mid- and late-season varieties, you should have blooms for almost four weeks.
Try yellow coreopsis varieties as companions for Japanese irises because they bloom at the same time in a pleasing color combination.
Pictured, clockwise from top left: 'Silverband', 'Rosy Sunrise', 'Crown Imperial', 'Eileen's Dream', 'Tropical Storm'
A Midwest iris
For a truly Midwestern selection, consider the purple 'Kalamazoo' (in foreground in the photo). Hybridized by a Michigan man, Art Hazzard, it was introduced in 1996 and won the Payne Medal, a top award from the Society for Japanese Irises.
Japanese iris petal variations
Singles have three falls (large hanging petals). Each fall has a triangular yellow "signal" in the center of the flower and three "styles" (small, upright petals) in the center.
Doubles grow with six falls, each with yellow signals, and three, four or six very prominent styles. The color contrast, number or form of the petals and styles can make one bloom appear merely pretty and the next one look spectacular. Pictured is 'Crested Surf', a double with six petals.
Multi-petals grow with more than six petals, usually nine to 12, each with signals and multiple styles.
Iris colors
Most Japanese iris come in solid colors, usually with contrasting styles; some have veins of another color on their falls. If you really want to know the lingo, "rays" are white veins twice as wide as other veins. 'Izu No Umi', at left, is a three-fall single Japanese iris that has white rays on a blue background.
How big will they get?
Height is almost impossible to predict, because so much depends on the growing conditions in your garden. The average height is 32-38 inches in normal soil, with average moisture. In excellent conditions--rich soil, with lots of organic material and perfect watering practices--irises can grow 40-50 inches tall.
Flower size averages 6 inches in diameter, but better growing conditions can cause 7- or 8-inch-wide blooms.
Pictured: 'Raspberry Candy'
Ordering irises
Want to get some of these lovelies for your garden? Ensata Gardens ships plants around the world (some of their biggest customers are in Japan and Russia) from April to mid-June, and from August through mid-October, when the plants aren't blooming. Ensata Gardens grows nearly 500 cultivars of Japanese irises—including two dozen they hybridized. About 200 are available through their catalog and website. They also sell Siberian irises, daylilies and hostas.
Pictured: 'Electric Rays'


text:
For the latest updates to Global Public Square, including show information and Fareed's Take, visit the new GPS site on CNN.com.
Nothing like getting up on a Saturday morning and reading such beautiful comments. I'm outta here.
Don't blame ya. Third world trash has polluted our cyber space also.
Yup. We need to start taking control back from these cyber slum people.
Do we know these folks? Let's get their IP.
Has CNN shut this blog down? I can't find the comment section on new postings.
Yes, we are all done. A couple of people had turned this into a nightmare. Bad stuff.
Too bad. I was reading some of the comments. Seems like the ladies of the house were equally involved in irresponsible posts.
That would be me stealing their names. Yeah I'm a douchebag. What can I say? I'm a troll.
Specifically, I was referring to chrissy, banasy?, alyson, hannah. Not sure the former two are women or men.
Men pretending to be other than.
That would be me stealing the women Chrissy, banasy, Alyson and Hannah's name. I also steal men's names too. Told you. I'm a douchebag troll.
Now I'm a man pretending to be a woman.
Here I am pretending to be a woman again. I have a fem side I'm not afraid to show.
Here I am pretending to be a man pretending to be a woman pretending to be a man.
Here I am pretending I care about India.
Oh want me to change icons? Ok
How's this?
Im a troll
It's what I do
Sometimes I think putting emojis next to people's names
Not convincing anyone? Who cares
Has anybody seen One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest? This forum reminds me of it.
I wish @Blue Saffron would show up again. He was such a genius. I worship him.
I'm right here. I never left. I am he and he is me and we are all together. Worship me boy. WORSHIP ME.
I'm enjoying some Opus One, peasants. Better than the boxed wine I usually drink.
Bring the meds out!!!
Buh bye
Have you noticed Indian taxi drivers squeezing their balls with one hand and picking their nose with the other while driving cabs in NYC? Then they start eating the curry roll and licking their fingers
Yes I have. You should stop that!! You'll never get any fares.
L M A O simpleton
Why do Hindus like to scratch their a ss and dig deep down. I say probably because of anal inflammation due masala intake (from rear perhaps) and ensuing hemorrhoids. Others say due to ring worms crawling in their a ss. Their homes and eating living conditions are very dirty. They like to do it (scratching) in public and like a dog will also lift up a leg to enable enhanced scratching from a more pleasure able angle. This is usually followed by a licking of contaminated fingers.
I have studied this very up close and personal so I could copy it exactly. Who's a good boy? Ima good boy yes I am.
Love Blue Saffron. He is THE god.
I worship @Blue Saffron
Hi there. Was out having abortion. Am back now. How do?
Who f ukked ya? Blue Saffron?
Why are you using my icon? Poser!
Me too. Mr. Blue Saffron is my odol.
Idol. Lol
I am aren't I? WORSHIP ME PEASANTS!
Blue Saffron is my hero
Love Blue Saffron. He is a legend.
Down on your knees in front of me peasant!! Receive my BLESSING!
Awe. He looks like a little flower. Let's name him Blue. Blue ballz Adam.
What filth. Frighin India people slummin this up.
WOW! That Blue Saffron guy seems to be legendary.
What filth black gang bangers. And white ones too. And punks who dress like them. And besides black and white are colored folk like brown and yellow gang bang boyz.
Put these a zzhole hindoos from india on a boat with some curry and deport them back to their caves.
Millions of Indian citizens currently pay the ENRON corporation affiliates 6 times more for electricity than originally agreed upon. (Bush Carlyle Group ENRON corp. stole your parents money and ran off to India with it you dumb foks.
Highest and best use of hindus? As toilets. Mouth open turn them around and lay them down face up. Then take a big dump in their mouth. Use face as overflow
Hi Ho! Silverado Savings & Loan Bush bro scandal. Up next: Bin Laden financing Dubya Bushco Shrub Energy o' Texas.
Bush and OBL families united long ago on one single family mission.
Ya see we gotta built prisons to hold those "Isis" and Muslims faithful to the Koran. At least that's the official reason for so many extra prisons since 9/11. Really u lazy foks need to watch out.
Watch out you portly interns and 2016 voters alike. Exactly alike.


text:
With the house move coming up this week, I'll be disconnected and not around very much. So I figured I'd give it a rest for a little while.
I'll return in June.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Week Off
With the house move coming up this week, I'll be disconnected and not around very much. So I figured I'd give it a rest for a little while.
31 comments:
- NoahFentz said...
we knew that was coming....good luck on the new house....se ya in June!!
- May 22, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Arcane said...
Best of luck with the move Rot and Bean. May your new home be blessed (or cursed?) with even more Halloween flavor and creativity. Though I don't know how that's even possible. ;) Can't wait to see a pic or two of the new neighborhood.
- May 22, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- ShellHawk said...
Have a safe move!
- May 22, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- Pam Morris said...
good luck with the move!
- May 22, 2011 at 11:53 AM
- Hopsy the beer drinking clown said...
good luck with the move!
oh...if you have too many props to move or you need to get rid of some.....just kidding!
- May 22, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Unknown said...
I hope the move goes smoothly!
- May 22, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- ~Scout~ said...
Well, ok, fine. I hope it goes well and that your new neighbors are welcoming and festive.
- May 22, 2011 at 12:52 PM
- Rot said...
Thanks, all. : )
- May 22, 2011 at 1:55 PM
- FoolishCop said...
Sure, just think about yourself, Rot. Don't think of how we're going to fare.
BTW, have you ever taken such a long hiatus before from blogging? The few times I've been "off the grid" I found the first day or two hardest (no, I'm not addicted), but it got easier afterwards. By the end I almost didn't miss being connected. Much.
Have fun. I hate moving. I don't ever want to do it again.
- May 22, 2011 at 2:03 PM
- Damian Michael AKA HalloweeNut said...
Good Luck, Mr. Rot!
- May 22, 2011 at 2:10 PM
- Rot said...
I don't think I've ever been away from the blog that long before.
I just want to be there already.
- May 22, 2011 at 2:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
Since I don't live that far from you, I would be more than happy to lighten your halloween props load for you :)
Good luck with the move and remember to arrive at your new house wearing your Michael Myers costume....
- May 22, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- Brad said...
Best of luck with your move. We've been in our home for 6 years now, and I still have stuff in boxes!
- May 22, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Rot said...
Thanks : )
- May 22, 2011 at 5:26 PM
- Steve Ring said...
Hasta Luego! Have fun!
- May 22, 2011 at 5:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
Good luck to you Rot on the move.
- May 22, 2011 at 6:01 PM
- Erin said...
Good luck with the move; hope you two and all of your creations make it safely to the new place!
- May 22, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Sam Kadi said...
Are you going to keep the haunt at your folks house or will you be haunting your new place?
- May 22, 2011 at 9:27 PM
- The October boy said...
Here's wishing you and Bean a stress free and smooth transition. Looking forward to your return!
- May 22, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- K.O. said...
How exciting! Good luck with the move and enjoy your new house!
- May 23, 2011 at 1:12 AM
- Marrow said...
Hope the move goes well and that your new home is nice and haunted. Please please PLEASE leave a prop hidden at the old house. That would be incredible.
Good luck!
- May 23, 2011 at 5:52 AM
- Rot said...
Yeah...I wasn't expecting the stress. Or I thought at least it'd be offset by the excitement.
I find myself worrying about my old fossil of a desktop, which I'll be packing up this afternoon. I have a feeling it won't wake up again.
- May 23, 2011 at 6:00 AM
- bean said...
Thanks, ya'll. :)
- May 23, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- RebelShade said...
Good Luck with the move. You have very lucky new neighbors :)
- May 23, 2011 at 1:08 PM
- Jon said...
Congratulations and good luck with your new digs, guys!
- May 23, 2011 at 5:03 PM
- JHMDF said...
Very excited to see a new setting for your prop photos!
- May 23, 2011 at 6:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
Jeremy said: Just got back from honeymoon to find my favorite Halloween fix to be down till June! I dont know how I will cope : { Ha! Congrats on the new place. Hope the move is painless, cant wait to see the new haunt. Good luck to you both.
- May 24, 2011 at 12:23 AM
- Otaku said...
As Jud Crandall said, "Ain't movin' a bitch?"
Good luck in the new place and may it be filled with Halloween goodness!
- May 24, 2011 at 11:16 AM
- Christina said...
We'll miss you! see you in June :)
- May 24, 2011 at 7:02 PM
- Heather said...
I wish you were moving next to my house!! Can't wait to see pics of the new digs!!! :)
- May 26, 2011 at 1:38 PM
- Sara said...
I'm sending warm thoughts your way, you guys! Hope the moving hasn't been too much of a headache and that you have both been able to take time and enjoy the process! :D
Settling into a new home is awesome! Although, I was slightly partial to your old home's autumnal feel with the hardwood and paint colors.At least from what your pics showed. Perhaps your new home will feel the same? We'll have to wait and see I guess!
- May 29, 2011 at 8:48 PM


text:
FDA decision fuels debate
NEW YORK (AP) — Allison Guarino understands the controversy over new rules allowing 15-year-olds to buy the morning-after pill without a prescription. But as someone who teaches pregnancy prevention to ninth-graders in Boston, she thinks lowering the age will "help the girls who need the help the most."
"Some girls might not have a good relationship with their parents," she said, "or they had unprotected sex, and they don't know what to do."
On the other side of the issue are folks like Brenda Velasco Ross, who says the new rules infringe on her rights as a parent.
"It breaks my heart and saddens me and really angers me," said Ross, stepmom of four, including 12- and 13-year-olds in Fullerton, Calif. "If you have to buy Sudafed, you have to show ID. When I buy spray paint for a project for my daughter, I have to show my ID. It just baffles me that, with this, which has to do with pregnancy and being sexually active, I don't have to be involved. That to me just violates my rights as a parent to have guidelines and parameters for my children."
The two opinions reflect some of the issues in the debate over new rules issued last week by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which lowered the age for buying the drug without a prescription from 17 to 15. In April, a federal judge, Edward Korman, said there should be no age restrictions at all. The Obama administration said it wants to maintain the prescription requirement for those under 15 and will appeal the judge's ruling.
Guarino, 19, a college freshman majoring in public health and political science at Boston University, said she encounters a lot of ignorance on issues related to sex and pregnancy. "I would encourage any young person to go talk to their parents or a doctor, but that's not the reality," she said.
Jennifer Morgan, 18, a native of Somerville, Mass., who attends college in Pennsylvania, said she's not sure she supports eliminating the age limit entirely, but "I think it's fine for a 15-year-old. Not every girl has the privilege of being able to go talk to her mother in a crisis like that. Because time is of the essence, and if a girl in that situation and that age doesn't have any other support, I feel like it's OK."
Morgan recently completed a stint on a leadership team for the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy and added that although abstinence is an ideal, "not every teen is going to stay abstinent."
Samantha Bailey-Loomis, 16, who recently founded a Students For Life chapter at her high school in Branford, Conn., opposes the concept of the morning-after pill in the same way that she opposes abortion. "My mom had me when she was 17," she said. "If this was available when she was young, I wouldn't exist. I wouldn't be able to make the difference I am in the community today." Loomis said girls who are worried they might be pregnant should talk to their parents about it, and if they can't, should seek help from organizations that can provide the support they need.
Dianne Sikel, who volunteers in a juvenile probation program in Phoenix, said dropping the age limit is "a move in the right direction." She added that it's easy to tell kids to use condoms, "but it doesn't always work out that way."
"These pills being available to teens are far better of an option than having a young couple being forced to become parents, for a young girl, who made a bad choice one evening, who may be forced to abort, or ultimately having to give up a child for adoption," said Sikel, a parent of two boys, 13 and 16.
Sophia Martin, who teaches at a high school in northern California where many students continue their education after being expelled from other schools, said she "can understand how upsetting it is to think your kid might engage in unprotected sex and then get the morning-after pill without your knowledge. But to me the core reason to abolish any kind of age limit is that there are young people who are in situations in their families where they can't turn to their parents."
Martin said some girls become "pregnant not because they chose to have sex. It's such a hard situation for them to talk about."
But Andrew Bay, 19, a freshman at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Okla., says he thinks making the morning-after pill so easily available "almost encourages even younger children to have unprotected sex." If he had to put an age limit on getting the drug without a prescription, "It should probably be 18. At least at 18 you're considered mature enough to make medical decisions on your own."
Denny Pattyn, founder of Silver Ring Thing, which promotes chastity until marriage, said he worries that allowing younger teens to get the morning-after pill without a doctor or parent's knowledge is going to increase the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases. "It's incredibly irresponsible," he said. "These kids are getting these diseases, and they don't even know they're getting them."
Cora Breuner of the American Academy of Pediatrics said headlines about the age limit have prompted some families to broach the topic of safe sex. Even if parents don't bring it up, teens are hearing about it via social media.
"I know this in my own practice, there are a lot more conversations between parents and their children about this decision," said Breuner, an adolescent health specialist at Seattle Children's Hospital.


text:
+ Locations, Office Hours & Directions
As a general surgeon in San Antonio, Dr. Jaime Mayoral performs surgical procedures to treat conditions affecting the abdomen and related structures, like hernias or tumors.
Yes, Dr. Jaime L. Mayoral is accepting new patients at this office.
(210) 212-4012
1200 Brooklyn Avenue, Suite 150, San Antonio, TX 78212-4815
|Doctor Specialties
|General Surgery & Colorectal Surgery
|Accepting New Patients?
|Languages Spoken
|Doctor's Specialties
|General Surgery & Colorectal Surgery
|Doctor's Title
|General Surgeon
|Accepting New Patients?
Don't have an account? Sign up now to continue booking your visit:
Don't have an account? Sign up now to continue booking your visit:
NOTE: Please contact the doctor's office to confirm your coverage before making an appointment.
Dr. Jaime Mayoral graduated from University of Minnesota Medical School in 1985.
Dr. Mayoral has one office in Texas where he specializes in General Surgery and Colorectal Surgery.
As a general surgeon in Texas, Dr. Mayoral performs a range of of surgeries and operations, usually focusing on areas and organs of the abdomen and their related organs. Dr. Mayoral may utilize invasive or minimally-invasive surgical techniques, with the latter reducing recovery time and stress on the patient's body.
Colorectal surgeons like Dr. Mayoral specialize in the surgical and non-surgical care for structures of the lower digestive system, including the intestines, colon and rectum. Dr. Mayoral may treat conditions such as colon and rectal cancer, polyps, fecal incontinence, ulcerative colitis, inflammatory bowel disease and hemorrhoids. In the past, colorectal surgeons were commonly known as "proctologists."
University of Minnesota Medical School
Please Note: The information displayed below is sourced from the 2014 Medicare Physician and Other Supplier National Provider Identifier (NPI) Aggregate Report. It's important to remember that the statistics below are not inclusive of all patients treated by Dr. Mayoral, but only those who participate in Medicare.
Read the most recent articles about General Surgery
See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.


text:
Yes! We built those beds!
(I'll show ya more on that endeavor later.)
(For now let's just take it all in!)
Oh my goodness Ronda- this is AMAZING!!! I am so inspired to start building furniture. :) Actually- that will probably have to wait a while, but I am in love with this amazing room! Well done!!
WOW! WOW! WOW! It's amazing. Every boys' dream and so pretty at the same time. I can't believe you built those beds. They are incredible. I loved the pirate doors as soon as I saw them. Your creativity is incredible.
Wow! That is one amazing room. Just love all the details and personalization. It truly is one-of-a-kind!
Great job Ronda and Les!
Great job Ronda and Les!
Amazing job! So fabulous and functional.
I'm sooooooooo proud of you! (Les too!) This room turned out wonderfully! Creative and blessed that is what your family is! And knowing you the budget for this room is most likely a "drop in the bucket"! Oh every time I think that I can pick a favorite... I see something else and change my mind!
Wayne and I enjoyed your video!
dee dee
You blew this one out of the water! Way to go. I can't wait to see it in person. I gotta get Cory to build a bed like that for C. You did a great job decorating the shelves. I Love everything!
Those beds are fab! Well, the whole room is amazing but I'm especially loving those beds! I love all the details, the barrel is awesome! Fantastic job on the fruit of your year of labor.
so stinkin amazing! TFS
Fab job! Did you orientate the compass to reflect the way the house faces? I've only usually seen compasses be NS, WE. Great job! Love it!
Love the room makeover!
SO great. It's really FUN without being kitschy. Love it.
Wow! If that one doesn't make another magazine shoot I don't know what will. Awesome!
It's just more than perfect! Great job, I had been waiting for the outcome for a long time:)
This is incredible to the very last detail. My favorite is the mat. Great work on everything.
I stumbled across your blog on accident but so glad I did! The room is FABULOUS, My little guy would love something like this, good work!
You guys really did a wonderful job! So glad you are done. I was very excited to see the final reveal!
Absolutely amazing! What a fantastic use of a small space. I love all your DIY.
Popped over from a linky party and myuncommonsliceofsuburbia.
You and your hubby did a great job with this pirate room. The beds and the crates are fabulous and I am so in awe that you decorated the shelves for only $12.00!
You guys rock!
Would love to feature your room on my blog.
I linked over from Better After and just had to comment! Amazing! Seems you thought of every. last. detail. I tend to be very detailed in projects, too, so I know what a relief it must be to have it done and what a great feeling it is to be able to show it off :) Bravo!
This is crazy!! I can't believe how cool it looks. Wow, what a lot of work. You've inspired me though to re-do our master bedroom which will not be anywhere near that much work!!
That. Is. Amazing.
I'm in total awe.
Oh. My. Gosh. This is SERIOUSLY the coolest bedroom ever!! Every boy would love to live in this room. I love every detail and can't wait to read all about each thing you made. What a great job! I'll share this on my FB page and pin it for sure!!
This room is so cool!! I'm loving all the built-ins!! I have two boys & I could totally see them in a room like this!! Beautiful job!!
I love the closet doors! I bet grown up pirates would get a kick out your room as a Man Cave.
I love the closet doors! I bet grown up pirates would get a kick out your room as a Man Cave.
The room is SO awesome. I seriously feel like I am on a boat just LOOKING at it. LOVE it.
What an AWESOME space! Love it! My son will freak when he sees this. :)
Great Room!! I love the way it is more sophisticated than childish!
This is THE best pirate room I've ever seen. Completely awesome! I don't have kids, so I have no excuse to make a room like this in my house. lol
Amazing room! Way to go!!
I am going to feature it in my next post. Thanks for linking up to my party!
This is awesome, my youngest would have loved it as a child! (In fact, he'd probably love it now, lol!)
Hi! I found your blog through Beneath My Heart. This room is beyond amazing! I am blown by how you made all that yourselves. What a cool room! Awesome job, it was well worth all your hard work. Thank you for sharing.
This room is insanely awesome! You did an amazing job! Those beds are incredible. GREAT JOB!!
I am VERY impressed!
Outstanding room. I love it. I can't believe you built the beds yourselves. Super talented.
This is really is such an incredible transformation ... so many awesome details. I chose you as this week's OPC Before and After series winner. :) Congratulations!! I will be posting about it tomorrow and OPC will be in touch with you about the gift card. Thank you so much for joining the fun and supporting Habitat for Humanity. :)
Way too cool - you've done an amazing job!
Love it!! All the details are amazing!!
one small thing though - on your ceiling compass, you have east and west swapped :)
I love this. My husband and I will be building a house soon and will be using many of your ideas. Thank you, you'll save us a fortune.
Holy COW! That must be the coolest boys' bedroom EVER. You thought of everything! I love all the details, but the beds are the best. Your boys must be so happy to have such a cool room. Great job!
Holy COW! That must be the coolest boys' bedroom EVER. You thought of everything! I love all the details, but the beds are the best. Your boys must be so happy to have such a cool room. Great job!
I've followed the updates of this room from the beginning up until this point. A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.
I've been ranting and raving to my husband about all the things you and your husband do. We are jealous of your "mad skills" (as my husband puts it).
I've spent the last two days reading and reading your blog and I still have SO much more to read! This weekend I was supposed to get a, b, c, d, e, f, and g done but I am so in love with your blog that I can't get anything done! lol
I LOVE this room!!! We are trying to determine how to make our boys a room that will be awesome, have storage, and fit in our small room. What size room is this one?
Thank you, Traci
wow! unbeleivable! so well done. I'm surprised tho, as a woman of faith that you would want your kids surrounded by a theme of people who kill and steal for a living...
Best. Bedroom. Ever.
This is the most amazing, creative boys room I've ever seen... well done!
Thanks for hosting!
¸.·´¸.·*´¨) ¸.·*¨)
(¸.·´ (¸.·`¤... Jennifer
What a great makeover. I love the details, closet doors and the map on the mat.
What exact color did you paint the beds? Love it!
What exact paint color did you paint the beds? love it!
OK, so I'm a little late to the party. But I had to tell you how IMPRESSED I am by all your creative, hard work. Fabulous room -- I hope your boys are loving it!!
Hello Rhonda,
I just found your site and immediately joined. I feel connected to you, due to the fact I have 6 children too, a loving husband who is also an electrician..(if I read that right). And we'll...if you can do this, than so can I. The room is beautiful and I am inspired. Can't wait to read about the rest of your projects!
What an amazing room. It IS like Disneyland and could totally be in a model home. Fabulous job. Are they still liking it?
I love these ideas! The boys love the pirate theme! Do you have a link which shows us how to make some of this stuff?
I would like to know as well?!
It Is absolutely amazing...I am super impressed.


text:
- New
- MicrofibreMicrofiber BY USEHave confidence in your purchase. All Norwex Microfibre products carry a two-year warranty. Learn more
- Laundry
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Face & Body
- Kids & More
- Specials
- Our Story
- Host
- Join
You are shopping with Crystal Moore
Talk to your Consultant
Crystal Moore
Quispamsis, NB
Sales Leader
Say goodbye to the Plastic Wrap Problem!
Plastic and foil food wraps can be a struggle to use, they can leach harmful chemicals into your food, and they end up in the landfills. Instead, use our colorful lids to create a tight seal on any smooth-rimmed bowl, casserole, cup or glass to keep food and liquids fresh when storing. The heat-resistant, food-safe silicone also allows for quick cooking, steaming and reheating in the oven or microwave. Great for parties and picnics, too.
Rectangular lid - 24 cm x 35 cm / 10" x 14"
Keeping your food fresh and your beverages covered shouldn't have to mean using plastic wrap, aluminum foil or Styrofoam® containers, which are a struggle to use and often wind up in the landfill after only one use.
Our Silicone Lids are perfect for keeping food and drinks hot and cold as well as keeping food fresher longer, without having to resort to environmentally unfriendly wraps or containers. And they are reusable, which is great for your budget.


text:
For the latest updates to Global Public Square, including show information and Fareed's Take, visit the new GPS site on CNN.com.
Thanks for the info
Very informative visit http://musicpotal.com to be informed in the entertainment industry
Very Informative new.
Thanks for the info.
Thank you for the information.. I waiting for this 🙂
Paket Umroh Desember
Umroh Plus Turki
Paket Umroh Ramadhan
Paket Umroh Promo
Paket Umroh Murah
Visit stylebuzzer.com for latest fashion news and tips
Okay will be visiting the site thanks for the info
Visit entreel.com.ng for latest Music, movies and albums downloads
Okay will be visiting the site thanks for the info
Visit https://zdramas.com/ for watching online tv serials
You get latest updates
Great article sir! All your Posts are really interested. I love this great website!
thanks you visit to https://www.maspedia.com
Many thanks for the very informative and great read, love the website.
Thanks https://capthatt.com
actually quite interesting – https://catchitt.com
interesting: https://capthatt.com/product-category/mens-fashion-accessories
great read: https://healthbitesonline.com
Thanks for sharing. Visit my site: https://www.meowcart.net/
Military intervention is a sad excuse to make money for the arms industry
If anyone needs Pakistani bridal or formal wear visit http://chambeilibridal.com
Interesting site http://chambeili.com
Thanks for the info
How to start a blog
thanks for the info
good information
Wonderful Info's in here. I'm glad to be a part of all this.
Hello, Why is my comment not showing, I just made a comment now and it disappears. Please help to check and fix this.
That is amazing.Get Tech Update Here
This is so awesome. Thanks so much.
What a wonderful information, thanks a lot


text:
Much has changed for this year's edition of AFI FEST, which begins Friday. There's an ace new director of programming—Robert Koehler—some new venues (Mann's Chinese Cinemas and Laemmle's Monica 4-Plex), and tickets for all films free of charge to the general public. All that said, the festival's core commitment to offering some of the major entries and discoveries in contemporary world cinema remains unchanged. Here are five films I am most anticipating:
Un Lac
With its primeval setting (a snowy, remote expanse of Alpine forest), sparse narrative (a stranger enters the life of a fatherless family), and pervasive darkness, punctuated by iridescent blurs and hushed voices, Philippe Grandrieux's latest is a cavernous shadowplay of immersive, Romantic nocturnes.
The rise of Benito Mussolini and the (forced) decline of his first wife is boldly rendered in Marco Bellocchio's baroque and starkly operatic epic, another surgical incision in the fabric of Italian society by this 69-year-old master. Click here for an interview with Bellocchio by Scott Foundas in Cinema Scope magazine.
Ne Change Rien
Portugal's Pedro Costa follows French actress Jeanne Balibar in all iterations of her budding chanteuse alter-ego—rehearsing, recording, performing—with the same fixed, enduring gaze, and chiaroscuro shadings that charged Fontainhas with cosmic import. The film will be preceded by Le streghe, femmes entre elles, the latest short work from the indefatigable Jean-Marie Straub and likely the first Los Angeles screening of a new film from this forceful materialist in over three decades.
Police, Adjective
A plainclothes cop tails a young man through the terminally vacant streets of Vaslui and winds up lost in the tussle of language. Another momentous entry from the continually reliable Romanian stable of young directors, Corneliu Porumboiu's second feature is a procedural of sorts with a semiotic bite. Here's a trailer.
Two bona-fide academics (Lucien Castaing-Taylor directs Harvard's Sensory Ethnography Lab while Ilisa Barbash is associate curator of Visual Anthropology at the Peabody Museum) helm this rigorously observant, astutely pictorial document of Westward sheep herding that not only tends to ovine mannerism but also the outer lives of the men who direct them. Here's the official site.


text:
Today's News: Our Take - Ariel Winter's Mother Sues Actor for Defamation
The mother of Modern Family'sAriel Winter has filed a defamation lawsuit against an actor who works for her adult daughter, The Associated Press reports.
Chrisoula "Chrystal" Workman filed suit against Mathew Borlenghi Monday, claiming he called her an "abusive monster" in an online comment to a Nov. 9 Los Angeles Times story about Workman's custody battle for Winter and has harmed her reputation.
Losties? Trekkies? Which TV show has the best fans? Vote now!
Borlenghi is a soap opera actor who teaches at a studio run by Shanelle Gray, Winter's older sister who has temporary guardianship of the 14-year-old after Workman was accused of physically and emotionally abusing Winter.
Borlenghi reportedly posted a comment in response to an L.A. Times article documenting Workman's allegations that her daughter was having sex with her 18-year-old boyfriend. "This is a total falsehood," the comment attributed to Borlenghi reads. "The mother is grasping and clawing to find a way not to lose her money-maker, and hide the fact that she is an abusive monster. Having spent time with her, and seeing the way she acted adoringly towards the boy, these accusations are disgusting, just as she is."
Borlenghi declined to say whether he wrote the comment. "All I can say is that David [Gray] and Shanelle Gray are very close friends of mine and comments that Chris has made are absolutely fabricated," Borlenghi told the AP. "The negative comments she's made about her own daughter in order to try to get custody back of Ariel are truly disgusting."
Check out celebrities' dramatic weight loss
Workman continues to deny any abuse on her part and claims Borlenghi posted his comments "with personal animosity, hatred and ill will" and with the "knowledge that they (were) false and without any reasonable grounds for believing that they were true."
Workman is seeking damages for her loss of reputation, in addition to the "shame, mortification and hurt feeling" she suffered as a result of the comment.
View original Ariel Winter's Mother Sues Actor for Defamation at TVGuide.com
Other Links From TVGuide.com


text:
Spurrier's still fixated on that schedule thing.
Vandy's got an easier schedule than the 'Cocks, too. So how come nobody's picking the Commodores to finish ahead of South Carolina?
I tell you what – it's about time for Evil Richt to emerge and start needling Spurrier about this. The seed's already been planted in the OBC's head.


text:
IMPORTANT: HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION: This is a summary and does NOT have all possible information about this product. This information does not assure that this product is safe, effective, or appropriate for you. This information is not individual medical advice and does not substitute for the advice of your health care professional. Always ask your health care professional for complete information about this product and your specific health needs.
COMMON BRAND NAME(S): Lanoxicaps, Lanoxin
USES: Digoxin is used to treat heart failure, usually along with other medications. It is also used to treat a certain type of irregular heartbeat (chronic atrial fibrillation). Treating heart failure may help maintain your ability to walk and exercise and may improve the strength of your heart. Treating an irregular heartbeat can decrease the risk for blood clots, an effect that may reduce your risk for a heart attack or stroke.
Digoxin belongs to a class of medications called cardiac glycosides. It works by affecting certain minerals (sodium and potassium) inside heart cells. This reduces strain on the heart and helps it maintain a normal, steady, and strong heartbeat.
HOW TO USE: Take this medication by mouth with or without food, usually once daily or as directed by your doctor. If you are using the liquid form of this medication, carefully measure the dose using the dropper provided by the manufacturer. Do not use a household spoon because you may not get the correct dose.
Your body may not absorb this drug as well if you also eat foods that are high in fiber or if you take certain medications. Therefore, take this medication at least 2 hours before or after eating food products that are high in fiber (such as bran). If you are also taking cholestyramine, colestipol, or psyllium, wait at least 2 hours after taking your digoxin dose before taking any of these products. If you are taking antacids, kaolin-pectin, milk of magnesia, metoclopramide, sulfasalazine, or aminosalicylic acid, take them as far apart from your digoxin dose as possible. Ask your pharmacist if you are not sure when to take any of your medications.
The dosage of this medication is based on your medical condition, age, body weight, laboratory tests, and response to treatment.
Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, use it at the same time each day. Do not stop taking this medication without consulting your doctor. Some conditions may become worse when the drug is suddenly stopped.
Tell your doctor if your condition does not improve or if it worsens.
SIDE EFFECTS: Nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, loss of appetite, and diarrhea may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: weakness, mental/mood changes, vision changes (such as blurred or yellow/green vision), enlarged/tender breasts in men.
Though this medication is used to treat a certain type of irregular heartbeat, it may infrequently cause other types of irregular heartbeats. Tell your doctor immediately if you notice any unusually fast/slow/irregular heartbeat.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, seek immediate medical attention if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
In the US –
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
In Canada – Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
PRECAUTIONS: Before taking digoxin, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or to similar drugs (such as digitoxin); or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: kidney problems, thyroid problems (underactive or overactive).
This drug may make you dizzy or cause blurred vision. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness or clear vision until you are sure you can perform such activities safely.
The balance of certain natural minerals in your blood (calcium, magnesium, potassium) can affect how this drug works in your body. Certain drugs such as "water pills" (diuretics) may affect the normal balance of these minerals. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking a "water pill" or if you have a history of mineral imbalance. Ask your doctor or pharmacist whether you should take a nutritional supplement or follow a special diet.
Before having surgery or certain procedures on your heart (such as electrical cardioversion), tell your doctor or dentist that you are using this medication.
Infants and children may be more sensitive to the effects of this drug, especially the effects on the heartbeat.
During pregnancy, this medication should be used only when clearly needed. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor.
Digoxin passes into breast milk. While there have been no reports of harm to nursing infants, consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: See also How to Use section.
Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.
Other medications can affect the removal of digoxin from your body, which may affect how digoxin works. Examples include amiodarone, azole antifungals (such as itraconazole), cyclosporine, dronedarone, lapatinib, macrolide antibiotics (such as clarithromycin, erythromycin), propafenone, ranolazine, rifampin, St. John's wort, among others.
Check the labels on all your medicines (such as cough-and-cold products, diet aids, or NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, naproxen) because they may contain ingredients that could worsen your heart failure. Ask your pharmacist for more details.
OVERDOSE: If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
NOTES: Do not share this medication with others.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (such as digoxin levels, mineral levels in the blood, kidney function tests, electrocardiograms) should be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects.
Keep all regular medical and laboratory appointments. Learn how to check your pulse, and share the results with your doctor. Consult your doctor for more details.
MISSED DOSE: If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember if it is within 12 hours of your scheduled dose. If it is more than 12 hours after your scheduled dose, skip the missed dose and resume your usual dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up. If you miss more than 2 doses in a row, call your doctor to get a new dosing schedule.
STORAGE: Store at room temperature away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medications away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.
Information last revised April 2015. Copyright(c) 2015 First Databank, Inc.


text:
Give Your Feet A Break With These Editor-Approved Fall Flats
This is perfect timing, because with New York Fashion Week just around the corner, I'm on the hunt for fancy footwear that is both high style and tolerable to navigate the city on a 12-hour day. Accordingly, I've rounded up my 10 favourite flat fall shoes that are anything but pedestrian. Keep reading to see which covet-worthy picks made the cut.
Alexa Oxford ($450) in Black
Zipper detailing lends these classic black oxfords an of-the-moment punk vibe, which I love right now.
Lorenzabuc Brogues ($765)
It just doesn't get any more classic than these, which, I can promise, are going to go with everything.
Collection Darby Calf Hair Loafers ($298)
I have a soft spot for animal print accessories paired with the lightest shades of pink and blue. I also see these working with a satin midi skirt and my worn-in Proenza Schouler t-shirt.
Ribbon Lace Oxfords ($850) in Noir
I've been plotting this purchase since I saw them on the runway. They are going to be the finishing touch to a mid-shin slip dress and biker jacket.
Nero Calf Moccasin ($820)
A minimalist take on the classic penny loafer, these moccasins will complement the oversized furry coat I've just purchased for winter.
Roelf Laced Shoes ($728) in Dark Blue Colour
Futuristic colorblocking on a traditional brogue? Now we're talking! These will look great with a navy cigarette pant and a white oxford shirt.
Embellished Satin Loafers ($810)
Oh Consuela, breaking all the rules again—who would think to put a statement necklace on satin loafers? Thank you!
Cap Toe Patent Leather Smoking Sneakers ($550)
The perforated metal cap toe on this slipper gives it a western vibe, which is an under-the-radar trend for the season.
Keith2 High Vamp Loafers ($100) in Tan
Tassels make me very happy, and this pair is going to work perfectly with cropped Levi's 501s and a cashmere V-neck.
Basic Black Slip-On Shoes ($36)
The name says it all! These are clever substitute for the default ballet flat.


text:
2012 Award Winners
Every day, Baylor alumni represent the commitment to excellence, service and faith that has distinguished Baylor University in American higher education for more than 167 years. They are Fortune 500 company CEO's, professional athletes, teachers in third-world countries, missionaries, surgeons, ministers, and more.
During Homecoming 2012, Baylor will honor several members of the Baylor family for their work and dedication to the ideals of Baylor University, which is to serve the Church and world in which we live.
Baylor Alumnus of the Year
John Eddie Williams Jr., BBA '76, JD '78
Awarded annually to a graduate who has demonstrated remarkable achievement in the previous year.
Young Alumnus of the Year
Jay Brown, BBA '95
Awarded to a graduate age 40 or under who has demonstrated remarkable achievement in the previous year.
Pro Texana Medal of Service
Philip Gunn, BBA '85
Awarded to an individual whose contributions in furthering the mission of Baylor in the public or non-profit sector have made an immeasurable impact.
Pro Ecclesia Medal of Service
Billy Graham
Steve Green
Awarded to an individual whose broad contributions to Christian ministry have made an immeasurable impact upon a local or global community.
Medal of Service for Business and Commerce
Ray Perryman, BS '74
Awarded to an individual for leadership and accomplishments that have made a significant impact in our world and on future generations.
Medal of Service for Business Leadership
Danny Prince, BA '73
warded to an individual for contributions to the prestige of Baylor University and the betterment of society through exceptional business leadership and service.
Medal of Service for Contributions to the Professions
Boone Powell Jr., BBA '59
Jon Foster, BBA '84
Awarded to an individual for dedication to advancing his or her chosen field and making a significant impact in our world.
Medal of Service and Baylor Legendary Mentor
Kim Mulkey
Awarded to an individual for outstanding teaching and mentorship that characterizes the Baylor experience.
Baylor Legacy Award
Ed, BBA '73, and Denise Crenshaw
Paul, BBA '79, and
Alejandra Foster
Mark Hurd, BBA '79
Presented to individuals who demonstrate extraordinary service and philanthropy to Baylor or to causes that fit our mission as a Christian university.


text:
Glass Trophy 8.5" H - GLA2950B
Volume discounts
|You save
|Up to $3.49
|Up to $10.46
|Up to $20.93
|Up to $52.31
|Up to $279.00
The Cosmos Series Equestrian Trophy is made of golden and antique silver synthetic resin, stands 6 inches tall, and features a dynamic 2D design. It has a 1 inch circular cavity that can optionally hold your color logo. A PDF demo for customizing approval will be sent after purchase. This is the perfect trophy to celebrate golfing achievements in an elegant and professional manner.
Remarque: If for some reason beyond our control we cannot meet delivery times, we will send you an email to inquire about the status of your order.
We normally complete our shipments within 7-14 business days of demo approval.
The time may vary depending on the category and quantity of product you are purchasing. There are factors beyond our control that may also affect the shipping time and delivery. If, however, it is not possible for us to meet this deadline, we will notify you by email. Therefore, it is not possible for us to guarantee the date of receipt and to issue a refund for late packages.
What happens if the date of my event passes the delivery date?
Before ordering, be sure to allow 7-14 business days. Note that this deadline is only effective from the moment you accept the demo for approval of the customizations.
Demos are usually emailed the day after purchase (business days).
If we find it impossible for us to meet our deadlines, you may receive a full refund.
We do not accept in-store pickups under any circumstances. We use parcel shipping only.
The company "Les Gravures Trofeo Expert" aims to offer a sales and personalization service only online. Although our workshop is located on the South Shore of Montreal, we carry out all of our operations from our transactional website.
We understand that your lead times can be short, but rest assured that you will be promptly informed if we cannot meet your expectations.
Yes, all of our parcel shipments come with a tracking number.
Each delivery is linked to the email you sent us during your purchase. Once the order is ready to ship, you will receive a tracking code directly from our carrier Canada Post. With this tracking number, you will be able to see the progress of your delivery.
Can Canada Post use my email to send me spam?
Under no circumstances does "Canada Post Corporation" have the right to use your follow-up email for commercial purposes. If you receive a suspicious email and believe you are a victim of phishing from Canada Post, visit their website in the section: Recognize spam
I need a quote for an order amount greater than $ 500.00, how do I get it?
Please prepare your quote request and use our contact form including the information mentioned below:
- Product reference number
- Indicate the options: Size, Color, etc ... If applicable
- Logo or without logo
- Text or without text
- Desired quantity
- Delivery address
- Event date
You should receive your quote within 24 to 48 business hours. However, if your quote is not received within this time frame, please look in your junk mailbox.
We accept many types of logos or images, however it is best to upload vector images.
However, you have to differentiate between them.
The vector images or logos come from software such as: Corel Draw, Adobe Illustator, Photoshop etc ... Commonly called, source files. These source files are by far preferred to jpeg, png or other type images ... They offer the possibility of enlarging, modifying or engraving / sublimating them without loss of quality.
Here are some popular software that register extensions of vector files such as:
These software can both provide the extensions of the source files mentioned above or create more common files such as:
All the vector extensions and image files mentioned above are accepted when uploading the image / logo to the Trofeo Expert "Customization module".
What should I do if I am unsure of the quality of my image or logo?
The first step is to assess what type of product you would like to have your image or logo on. In the case of laser engraving on:
Your images or logos should NOT include a gradient as laser engravers barely perceive the difference between light and dark colors. In the case of several layered gradients, you might end up with a set of shapes of the same color.
* It is imperative to upload a good quality image. Otherwise, vectorization charges may apply.
When and how can I get a personalization with my logo in color?
Almost all of our cups or trophies which have a customizable base, offer the possibility of obtaining a logo or color image.
We perform image transfer onto aluminum using a purpose-designed SG400 printer and hot press. This concept of personalization is called sublimation. This is frequently used on:
* It is imperative to upload a good quality image. Otherwise, charges may apply.
Data sheet
Specific references
8 other products in the same category:


text:
Second quarter dooms Lady 'Cats vs. Bearden, 53-36
This late in the season, it takes four quarters of good basketball to advance. The Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats could only come up with two good quarters against a tough Bearden squad.
The Lady Bulldogs rode a 15-3 run throughout the second quarter as they defeated Oak Ridge 53-36 Friday in the first round of the Region 2-AAA Tournament.
Bearden (22-7) found themselves down 10-7 after the first 8 minutes of play, but bolted out to a 22-13 lead behind District 4-AAA MVP Erin Walsh. Walsh scored 11 of the Lady Bulldog's 15 points in the second.
"We came out strong. I was really pleased with our effort on both ends of the first quarter," Oak Ridge coach Kerra Jackson said. "That was the best quarter we have put together in a while.
"A team like this, you have to capitalize on everything they do wrong. I thought we did a good job on the defensive end ... but we could never capitalize down here (on offense) and that killed us."
Oak Ridge (16-14) looked as though it had another patented third-quarter run in them as Whitney Mitchell and Kendra Holmes completed back-to-back, three-point plays to begn the period and cut the lead to four.
However, Bearden – who just lost to Farragut by 6 points in the 4-AAA title game — went on a 9-0 run to pull away and made free throws down the stretch.
The Lady Bulldogs were 20 of 30 at the line for the game and 13 of 21 during the fourth quarter.
Walsh finished with a game-high 22 points and was 5 of 6 at the foul line.
"She had a nice running, one-handed layup and hit about three straight," coach Jackson said of Walsh. "She is also deadly from the free-throw line."
Chanler Geer had 16, including 9-of-10 shooting at the line.
Holmes led Oak Ridge with 18 and Mitchell had 12 in their final games for the Lady Wildcats. It was also the final game for seniors Caitlyn Ledden, Taylor Howe and Savanna Johnson. Johnson last played against Powell in the regular season finale and has been out since with an injury.
"This is a really good group," Jackson said. "This senior group has set the bar high ... not just on the floor but off the floor. They work hard and are pleasant to be around. They have overcome so much adversity throughout the season with injuries, losing and people doubting us.
"They are going to be extremely successful in life, and I'm proud of them."
Robert Holder can be contacted at (865) 220-5508.
Oak Ridge 36,
Bearden 53
ORHS- Whitney Mitchel 12, Kendra Holmes 18, Caelyn Thompson 2, Caitlyn Ledden 2, Brook Anderson 2.
BHS- Holly Hagood 5, Erin Walsh 22, Olivia Pfeifer 3, Chanler Geer 16, Tyler Carter 3, Kaci Mitchell 2, Madison Rice 2.