text:
Corona Privacy Knobset
Schlage locks, recognized for decades as the market leader and most preferred locks in the industry, have the reputation of providing the best in quality and reliability. This reputation lives on through the Dexter by Schlage product lines as they are produced to the same strict specifications of Schlage Lock and Ives.
The Corona Design provides a simple and elegant styling that complements any home's décor. The design can be matched with Corona products or other Dexter designs to provide styling suitable for single-family and multi-family applications. They are easy to install.
- Inside turn-button locks and unlocks both knobs. Knob can be unlocked by rotating the outside privacy mechanism. Perfect for bathrooms and bedrooms where privacy is needed.
- BHMA Grade 3 Product Performance
- Dexter Lifetime Mechanical and 5-Year Finish Warranties give you confidence that you have a partner who will stand behind every product you install.
- Fits standard Door Preps
- ADA compliant
Additional Dexter Links
Our SKU: Dexter J40-COR
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Dexter J40CNA716
Aged Bronze - Dexter J40CNA609
Antique Brass - Dexter J40CNA609625*
Antique Brass / Polished Chrome - Dexter J40CNA620
Antique Pewter - Dexter J40CNA605
Polished Brass - Dexter J40CNA605625*
Polished Brass / Polished Chrome - Dexter J40CNA625
Polished Chrome - Dexter J40CNA619
Satin Nickel - Dexter J40CNA630
Satin Stainless Steel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Product Specifications
ANSI Certification | A156.2 |
BHMA Certification | Grade 3 |
Backset | 2-3/4", 2-3/8", Adjustable 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" |
Collection | Corona |
Cross Bore | 2-1/8" |
Door Thickness | 1-1/2", 1-3/4", 1-3/8", 1-5/8" |
Edge Bore | 1" |
Handing | Left, Reversible, Right |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Knob |
Latch Faceplate | Round Corner |
Material | Brass |
Product Class | Residential |
Shape | Ball |
Style | Transitional |
Theme | Modern |


text:
December 1, 2004 In the Southeast Asian country hardest hit by HIV/AIDS, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is battling the disease with life-prolonging antiretroviral medication. But in Cambodia, there are still obstacles that must be overcome before AIDS treatment is available for all. Driving through a small village in Cambodia's Sotnikum district looking for a khruu khmer – a traditional Cambodian healer – the last thing we expect is to actually find one. When the villagers see us in our clearly marked MSF car, wearing our MSF t-shirts, they are reluctant to even admit that they know what a khruu khmer is, let alone point us in his direction. So it's with a good measure of anticipation that we finally walk onto a small yard surrounded by thatched huts and shelters and meet the village's khruu khmer. The bespectacled, middle-aged healer courteously greets us and we start chatting about his practice. But our conversation takes a more serious turn when the healer admits to having a "suspected HIV positive patient" in his care.
This is more than a suspected case," says Eric Legendre, MSF's project coordinator in Sotnikum, immediately after seeing the girl's condition. She seems to be in the late stages of AIDS, and the fluids in the IV bags suspended around her, are not doing much to improve her condition.
Through its ARV projects, MSF has already shown that these drugs can be successfully introduced in resource-poor settings, such as the Khayelitsha township in Cape Town, South Africa. And Cambodia is in dire need of effective treatment for AIDS – 2.6 percent of the country's adult population is HIV positive, making it the country with the highest prevalence of the human immunodeficiency virus in Southeast Asia. Drugs and counseling
That's why MSF is providing ARV treatment in chronic diseases clinics (CDCs) in two of the province's hospitals: Siem Reap provincial referral hospital and Sotnikum district hospital. The primary goal of the CDCs is to improve the health and well being of people living with chronic diseases such as HIV/AIDS. In the CDCs, AIDS patients receive ARV drugs and counseling to ensure that they adhere to their treatment. Since the Siem Reap CDC started providing ARV treatment in October 2002, some 478 patients have begun receiving the medication. By the end of 2004, this number is expected to each 700.
"Even though we're treating more and more people, our resources are limited. We can't provide ARV for all Cambodians in need of it. Our CDCs are models, albeit large-scale models, of a system that we hope the Ministry of Health will implement in the future," says Dr. Deres H. Brook, MSF's project coordinator in Siem Reap. Before HIV positive persons can start the treatment, they have to go through preparatory counseling. In these sessions, the MSF counselor determines whether or not the patients understand that they need to strictly adhere to their treatment and are willing and able to do so for the rest of their lives. And it certainly seems that the preparatory counseling is working. "95 percent of our patients are now adhering to their treatment regimens. They know that if they really want to survive, they can," says MSF counselor Loy Diep. The CDCs also provide high quality home based care to people living with HIV/AIDS, often dubbed PHAs. Siep Plsita is one of three PHAs who also volunteer at the CDC, where they do counseling, work in the reception, and make home visits to patients receiving ARV treatment. "I've received ARV drugs for one year and three months now, and my health is definitely improving," Siep Plsita says. "It's good to be able to work for MSF. It gives me time to talk to friends who are in the same situation as me."
Infected and stigmatized Not only is she also infected with tuberculosis, an opportunistic infection that frequently takes root when AIDS has weakened the immune system. She also faces stigmatization by her fellow villagers. "They don't understand what HIV is," she says. "They think it can be transmitted by mosquitoes, so they are afraid." Fake drugs, healers and poverty Health care is one of the main causes of impoverishment in Cambodia today. It is not uncommon to seek out expensive private practitioners or khruu khmer, who easily let their patients spend all their savings in desperate bids to save their lives. And, as in the case of the girl Sokhun, the healers' business concerns can also have fatal results.
A huge poster outside the Siem Reap hospital proclaims the availability of ARV treatment within. This is not only to encourage PHAs to seek free and effective treatment, but also to help lift the shroud of ignorance that envelops AIDS in Cambodia. Similarly, the TV screen in the reception of the Siem Reap CDC is not there to entertain the patients. It shows only educational films about HIV and AIDS. Thus, MSF contributes to preventing the kind of stigmatization that Sengtouch and countless others face every day. In Siem Reap, MSF focuses primarily on the clinical aspects of HIV/AIDS care, but the whole concept of the CDCs is also designed to strike a blow at stigmatization. "Here at the clinic we don't only treat AIDS patients. People with diabetes, hypertension and other chronic diseases also come here," says Brook. "The idea is to treat HIV/AIDS as any other chronic disease. We don't differentiate between this illness and other chronic diseases. In this way, we are also communicating to the society that people living with AIDS should not be stigmatized and shunned. They should be given a chance to continue contributing to their community." And with increasing availability of ARV drugs, more and more people living with AIDS can be given that chance. "I want to work!" The 38-year-old was tested for HIV by the non-governmental organization Caritas, a partner of MSF in Cambodia, which referred him to MSF's chronic diseases clinic. Now, thanks to faithfully adhering to his ARV treatment, Koeut Chrel is no longer begging for alms from passers-by. When we meet him by the Tonle Sap river, near Siem Reap's marketplace, Koeut Chrel and his wife are selling books and postcards from the two carts that make up their store. A sign taped to one of the carts says: "I do not beg. I want to work!"
And the one-legged HIV-positive ex-soldier, ex-beggar is working. "On an average day, I sell about five books. On a good day, maybe ten," Koeut Chrel says. Even though his wife is HIV positive and not yet receiving treatment, the proud father of three has reason to smile. Two of his children have tested negative for HIV, the youngest one has yet to be tested. And his condition has improved enormously in the six months he has been on ARV treatment. MSF driver Sok Leap remembers the first time Koeut Chrel came to the CDC: "He was very weak and had a bad skin rash. He's much better now." "In the future I'll still be selling books," Koeut Chrel says. And seeing him strap on his prosthetic leg and start pushing his cart home, it's difficult to doubt him. |
© 2013 Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) |

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Nelson Mandela: A life in pictures
Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie in this undated file picture.
Topics: From the Wires, News
MOSCOW (AP) — The lower house of the Russian parliament on Friday overwhelmingly passed a bill that would ban adoption of Russian children by Americans, sending the controversial legislation a step closer to President Vladimir Putin's desk.
Putin hasn't said whether he will sign the measure into law if it passes its next stage of being approved by the upper house.
Some top government officials including the foreign minister and the education minister have spoken flatly against the bill, one part of a larger measure by angry lawmakers retaliating against a recently signed U.S. law that calls for sanctions against Russians deemed to be human rights violators.
It nonetheless received strong approval in Friday's third reading in the State Duma, passing by a vote of 420-7-1. The upper house, the Federation Council, is likely to consider the measure on Wednesday, vice-speaker Alexander Torshin was quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency.
Torshin said there is "serious basis for supposing the draft bill will be supported by the Federation Council."
Originally the bill was more or less a tit-for-tat response, providing for travel sanctions and the seizure of financial assets in Russia of Americans determined to have violated the rights of Russians.
But it was expanded to include the adoption measure and call for the banning of any organizations that are engaged in political activities if they receive funding from U.S. citizens or are determined to be a threat to Russia's interests. In addition, it calls for anyone with dual Russian-U.S. citizenship to be banned as members of political organizations.
The bill is a dramatic demonstration of two strains of animosity toward the United States. The Russian political establishment resents the United States for allegedly meddling in the country's internal affairs; Putin has charged that opposition protests over the past year were the work of U.S.-funded troublemakers. Many Russians are angered by cases of adopted children abused in America and by the alleged lenience of courts in these cases.
The Duma bill is named in honor of Dima Yakovlev, a Russian toddler who was adopted by Americans and then died in 2008 after his father left him in a car in broiling heat for hours. The father was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
Anger over abuse peaked in 2010 when an American woman sent her 7-year-old adopted Russian son back to Moscow on a plane alone, saying he had emotional problems and she could no longer care for him.


text:
Otago Harbour
Otago Harbour is the natural harbour of Dunedin, New Zealand, consisting of a long, much-indented stretch of generally navigable water separating the Otago Peninsula from the mainland. They join at its southwest end, 21 km (13 mi) from the harbour mouth. It is home to Dunedins deep water port facilities on its western shores in the suburb of Port Chalmers.[1]
The harbour was formed from the drowned remnants of a giant shield volcano, centred close to what is now Port Chalmers. The remains of this violent origin can be seen in the basalt of the surrounding hills. The last eruptive phase ended some ten million years ago, leaving the prominent peak of Mount Cargill.[2][3]
Substantial container port facilities exist at Port Chalmers, 9 km (6 mi) along the western shore from the harbour mouth. A channel along the western side of the harbour is regularly dredged, allowing vessels with a draught of 12.5 m to Port Chalmers, and 8 m all the way to the heart of Dunedin.[4] New Zealand's frozen meat export trade was inaugurated at Port Chalmers in 1882. The dredging of this channel, the Victoria Channel, was a major undertaking for the settlement of Dunedin in the 19th century. The eastern side of the harbour is shallow, with large sandbanks exposed at low tide.
Two islands form a line between Port Chalmers and Portobello in the lower harbour - Goat Island and Quarantine Island/Kamau Taurua. A smaller island known as Pudding Island (Titeramoa) [5] lies close to the Peninsula shore and can be reached dry foot at low tide.
Portobello is home to one of New Zealand's leading marine research establishments, the Portobello Marine Laboratory, a department of the University of Otago. This lies at the harbour's edge on the tip of a small arm of the Otago Peninsula, the Portobello Peninsula.
Near the mouth of the harbour lies the township of Aramoana (Maori for "pathway to the sea"), infamous for a massacre of 13 people by a gunman, David Gray, in November 1990.
This is also the site twice projected for New Zealand's second aluminium smelter. The proposals, in the mid 1970s and early 1980s, were abandoned after major public protest. The area is the home of many species of wading birds. Other species which visit the harbour include two species of penguins, sea lions, four species of seals, and several species of cetaceans (dolphins and whales) and Taiaroa Head, at the tip of the Otago Peninsula, is home to a colony of northern royal albatrosses, the only such close to a city in the world.
The harbour is tidal, shallow and seldom rough and for that reason is popular for water sports such as yachting and windsurfing.
A significant area at the head of the harbour has been reclaimed since the founding of Dunedin, primarily for industrial use.[6] Smaller portions have also been reclaimed at a number of places around the harbour, including Port Chalmers, Macandrew Bay, and Broad Bay.
The existence of the harbour was guessed by Captain Cook when he was off what is now the Dunedin Pacific coast in 1770.[7] It is not known when the first Europeans entered but it was some time 'long before' 1810, according to the Creed manuscript discovered in 2003.[8] George Bass made the Dunedin end of the harbour the north east limit of his proposed fishing monopoly in 1803.[9] The American ship Favorite with its supercargo Daniel Whitney may have called in the summer of 1805 to 1806. Daniel Cooper, master of the London sealer Unity probably did call in the summer of 1808 to 1809 when his Chief Officer, Charles Hooper, probably gave his name to Hooper's Inlet on the Otago Peninsula.[10] William Tucker (1784–1817) was with a gang employed by Robert Campbell, a Sydney merchant, dropped on islands off the Dunedin coast in November 1809 and with another man, Daniel Wilson, was at Otago Harbour on 3 May 1810 when Robert Mason, master of the Brothers, anchored in the harbour and picked him up. This is the first, explicit and identifiable reference to a European ship in the Otago Harbour. The court record containing it, made in 1810, refers to the harbour as 'Port Daniel', a name which stayed in use for some years.[11]
Another English sealer, the Sydney Cove, Captain Charles McLaren, was anchored in the harbour late in 1810 when Te Wahia's theft of a knife, a red shirt and some other articles sparked what has been called "The Sealers' War" - also - the 'War of the Shirt'.[12]
A much disussed affray in that conflict occurred after James Kelly of Hobart anchored the Sophia in the harbour in December 1817 with William Tucker on board. After a visit to nearby Whareakeake (Murdering Beach) where Tucker had been living since 1815 and where he and two other men were now killed Kelly took revenge on Māori on his ship in the harbour, including a chief Korako. He then burnt a harbourside village,'the beautiful City of Otago', probably on Te Rauone Beach and certainly not at Whareakeake as has often been suggested.[13]
A peace was concluded in 1823 and on 17 July of that year John Rodolphus Kent of the Naval cutter Mermaid from New South Wales, while in the Harbour, took 'the liberty of naming it (as it has not hitherto been named) "Port Oxley", in honour of the Surveyor General of the Colony' in fact John Oxley (1783/85?–1828).[14] As noted, it had already been named. In 1826 Thomas Shepherd, one of a party of intending colonists, explored the site of Dunedin and left the oldest surviving pictures of the harbour and nearby coast, now in the Mitchell Library Sydney.[15]
From its origins as a secret sealers' haven Otago Harbour developed into a busy international whaling port after the Weller brothers established their whaling station at Te Umu Kuri, Wellers Rock, at what is now called Otakou in November 1831.[16] The busiest whaling port south of the Bay of Islands, it was also the hub of the largest European population in New Zealand after the Bay of Islands/Hokianga district by the end of 1839. By that time whaling had collapsed and Dumont D'Urville and his officers, visiting in 1840, observed the port had become the centre of a riotous trade in liquor and prostitution.[17] This continued until the Scottish settlers arrived in 1848 and made Port Chalmers and Dunedin the new population centres on the harbour.
Harbourside settlements[edit]
Settlements by the harbour include (in order from the mouth of the harbour):
- On the western shore:
- Aramoana
- Careys Bay
- Port Chalmers
- Sawyers Bay (with a tannery)
- Roseneath
- Saint Leonards
- Ravensbourne (with a fertiliser works)
- On the eastern shore:
- Harington Point
- Weller's Rock (With access to the albatross colony, seal colony, and Fort Taiaroa)
- Otakou
- Harwood
- Portobello
- Broad Bay
- Macandrew Bay
- Challis
- Andersons Bay
- ^ Harvey, Sarah (9 August 2007). "Otago Port to get into deep water". New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 2008-05-21.
- ^ Coombs, D. S., Dunedin Volcano, Misc. Publ. 37B, pp. 2–28, Geol. Soc. of N. Z., Dunedin, 1987.
- ^ Coombs, D. S., R. A. Cas, Y. Kawachi, C. A. Landis, W. F. Mc-Donough, and A. Reay, Cenozoic volcanism in north, east and central Otago, Bull. R. Soc. N. Z., 23, 278–312, 1986.
- ^ "Otago Harbour Information". Port Otago. Retrieved 2008-05-21.
- ^ http://www.linz.govt.nz/placenames/consultation-decisions/decisions-archive/20090529/crown-protected/otago/index.aspx
- ^ "Manufacturing in Dunedin". Otago Chamber of Commerce. Retrieved 2008-05-21.[dead link]
- ^ James Cook in J.C. Beaglehole (ed), The Journals of Captain James Cook, the Voyage of the Endeavour, 1768-1771, London, UK: Cambridge University Press for the Hakluyt Society, 1955, (1968), pp.257-259.
- ^ Quote from the Creed MS its text reproduced in Peter Entwisle,Taka: a Vignette Life of William Tucker 1784-1817, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press, 2005, pp.128-131, the quote at p.128.
- ^ Robert McNab (ed) Historical Records of New Zealand, 2 vols Wellington, NZ:Government Printer, 1908 & 1914.
- ^ Peter Entwisle, Behold the Moon: the European Occupation of the Dunedin District 1770-1848, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press, 1998 p.21.
- ^ Peter Entwisle, Taka: A Vignette Life of William Tucker 1784-1817, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press, 2005, pp.53-66 & pp.110-115 for the relevant court records.
- ^ Peter Entwisle, Taka: a Vignette Life of William Tucker 1784-1817, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press, 2005, pp.70-71.
- ^ Peter Entwisle, Taka: a Vignette Life of William Tucker 1784-1817, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press, 2005, pp.94-97, quoting James Kelly in the Hobart Town Courier 12 April 1858.
- ^ John Rodolphus Kent, Journal kept from May to August 1823 on the cutter Mermaid of a voyage to New Zealand waters, manuscript ZA4037, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney.
- ^ Thomas Shepherd, [Journal], MS A1966, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney.
- ^ Peter Entwisle, Behold the Moon: The European Occupation of the Dunedin District 1770-1848, Dunedin, NZ: Port Daniel Press, 1998, p.83.
- ^ Olive Wright, ed & translator, The Voyage of the Astrolabe 1840, Wellington, NZ: A.H. & A.W. Reed, 1955.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Otago Harbour. |


text:
Alright, I spent 3 hours tonight hoping Jake would call me, Chidester would get on AIM or someone like Cory Winslow would get on facebook so that I could question this before making a fool of myself on the forums. Michael finally obliged me.
Short: Is the zornhau meant to cut your opponent?
Long: No really, is it? I was looking at a couple sources tonight trying to figure out how to go about starting a club project. I noticed in Ringeck and in Goliath there is absolutely no mention of the zornhau being a cut towards an opponent. Zornhau was taught to me as a diagonal cut downwards towards the opponent's shoulder/head. Along with that, it's also used to counter an oberhau because you can hit the other guy while displacing his oberhau! Awesome! Now where in the manuals does it ever describe the zornhau as a cut towards the man and not simply towards the blade? I asked Michael to quickly look over his pile of source material, knowing that my pitiful two wasn't too great of a test, and he couldn't find any mention of it either.
Zornhau is always described as a cut towards an incoming oberhau meant to displace it followed by a thrust to the face or breast. This implies, to me, that the cut is never even intentionally aimed at the opponent. Nowhere does it say 'If you don't hit him with the edge, wind and thrust'... it's always just 'wind and thrust'.
Watching videos, I know that most people will use the 'zornhau' as an opening cut. Is it a zornhau as the manuals describe it if it isn't meant to seek a bind to set up for a thrust or just an oberhau? This is getting into semantics, but something that isn't a master strike shouldn't be referred to as one.
Additionally, is there any consistent reason to throw a zornhau at someone as an opening strike when there are 4 other strikes specifically meant to break the guards? This seems to support more that the zorn is just a counterstrike to an oberhau.
Additionally-ally, is this already understood by the most of you and I'm just way behind?


text:
Student Matinee Series: Step Afrika!
Thursday, October 31, 10AM at Flynn MainStage in Burlington. $8.
Contact Info:
- 802-863-5966
- Event Website
Seven Days Says:
The world's first professional dance company devoted to the unique art form of stepping delivers an energetic performance of kicks, stomps, claps and chants. For grades K through 6.


text:
Regularly Learn and Play New Sports
Probably the least adhered to part of the Crossfit ethos is regularly learning and playing new sports. I personally like competing, regardless of how I think that I will place, and I like getting out of my comfort zone. Its funny to me that people will start Crossfitting because they were bored with what they were doing and wanting to try something new only to get stuck in a rut of thrusters and kettlebell swings.
Maybe its a testament to the programming of Crossfit that people don't lose interest, but I like to hedge my bets against that possibility by trying something new.
This last weekend I roped two of my buddies in to participating in the Northeast Florida Highland Games. Having not so much as google searched what the events were and sans kilt, we showed up completely unprepared and having no idea what was going on.
Thankfully there was a novice category with a judge willing to explain the events to us.
The first event was the weight over bar.
The idea was to get a 42lb weight on a chain over the highest bar possible. I got up to 10ft. Upon seeing the demonstration, it was clear that this was just a kettlebell snatch where you let go at the top. Easy enough.
The next event was the sheaf toss.
Here's the video of my buddy Gaab doing it. This one involved stabbing a 20lb hay bag with a pitchfork and than flicking it over a bar. I couldn't figure out any parallel for this, but I got it up to 16 feet. Gaab wound up winning with this toss
The next two events involved throwing the weight on a chain. One weighted 42lbs and the other 55lbs. There was a big difference in feeling between the two.
I didn't do so well on this. The spinning technique sort of escaped me and I wound up getting my best throws from just muscling through it all.
Next we did the stone throw. I think it weighed around 20lbs.
We through the famous Herman's Head, which is apparently a very famous stone throughout the south east. According to our judge: "Herman's Head is a very eccentric stone with a lot of personality that the competitors really like."
Theres two techniques for stone throwing. You can slide and throw or Bry Mawr where you stay in place. I'm a slider
By far the best event was the hammer throw. This is a 20lb weight on a stick
This event involved standing with your back to a poll, grabbing the handle, swinging this hammer around your head and chucking it over a shoulder.
No one died which was surprising. I was the only one who chose (read: had) to choke up on the hammer so it wouldn't hit the ground as I swung it.
The caber (telephone poll flip) was last. After a long day of standing in the sun, it was nice to go back inside. The pictures and the event both ended poorly. This was the only one that required a lot of technique that you couldn't just figure out.
Even though only one of the events closely mimicked anything we do in Crossfit or that I'd ever done before, we all placed pretty well. The results aren't published yet, but I think Gaab got first out of the 17 novices. Some had some Highland Games experience and all had at least gone to a workshop.
We may not have fared better in the C or B classes, but it serves as a testament that Crossfitting will prepare you enough that you can show up to something completely ignorant of the rules and events and not embarrass yourself.
The weekend was a lot of fun and definitely a good change of pace and scenery.
Read MoreSweeteners: A Quick Guide
Here's my thoughts on the question about sweeteners
The biggest problem I have with sugar substitutes, regardless where they come from is that it's a non-natural (hence artificial) chemical that you're shoving into your body. Natural sweeteners-such as agave, stevia, etc- they are a super concentrated form of a natural sugar that you are consuming in an unnaturally high level.
Most of the studies done on artificial sweeteners and their affect on insulin are done on rats or on individuals that are already insulin resistant-even if they are not diagnosed as diabetic.
Mark Sisson came to the conclusion that artificial sweeteners do not cause a net insulin increase in the body.
I take issue with this because the taste of sweetness has a mental and physical affect on the body as a whole. Ever look at a picture of a cupcake when you're hungry? Even though you know you can't eat, smell, taste, or touch it you have a Pavlovian response. Your mouth will salivate, you can almost taste how good it will be, and your hunger for it increases.
The conscious and sub-conscious are so closely tied that I find it hard to believe that the taste or thought of anything sugary doesn't cause an affect.
This does not mean you should do some sort of illuminati form of penance whenever you think an impure thought about eating a doughnut, but that there is some affect.
The other problem is that since there has yet to be a long term study of any of these products–and think of all of them as some form of chemical concoction made by a presumably mad scientist in upstate New York. This is partly due to their recent development.
We simply don't know how any of them affect the human body on a chemical level in the long run.
The bottom line, is that everything in unnatural concentration can kill you. These chemicals and super concentrated forms of natural sugar can/do/will have a powerful affect on your body. It may not be immediate sabotage, but it could be additional wear and tear that over the long term can have serious consequences.
Hope this helps
Read MoreReal Eggs for Breakfast
Thanks to everyone for coming out to the nutrition lecture yesterday. I had a great time giving it and I hope everyone got a lot out of it. Feel free to send me a message (Matthew Hoff) at anytime. The encore/improved/make up presentation is tentatively scheduled for sometime this week, probably weds at 1900.
This morning for breakfast I made three of the eggs from the Razor farm. I picked them up at the lecture yesterday and was near giddy while cooking them. The eggs were a near religious experience. There is no comparing the taste between even the high end Fresh Market eggs and these eggs. Especially in the yolk.
The difference is even greater when it comes to the fatty acid profile. Eggs are an essential source of choline, which is one of the most important micronutrient
Even flax fed chickens raised "cage free" produce eggs that are unnaturally high in polyunsaturated fatty acid. They should be high in GOOD saturated fat
With eggs, taste definitely follows function
Read MoreWhen to buy organic
Two posts in one morning a rare luxury. No recipe this time, just a ramble with some good information. Eating Paleo can be expensive, this is a fact that us Paleo messengers try to avoid and gloss over. In an ideal world, we'd all be able to walk into the garden and effortless pick the freshest and ripest vegetables, have fresh milled oil, and spend the day leisurely fishing. But in the real world this isn't possible. Food cost money and time.
Its important to prioritize how you spend your food money economically to make this a sustainable life style. Eating plenty of meat and doesn't mean T-Bone and Lobster every night, but means that you'll need to find a way to make the most of less popular cuts of meat.
And then there's vegetables. While the organic crazy generally focuses on the health benefits of organic vegetables, its hard to quantify exactly what these benefits are. Nutritional analysis has shown that the micro and macro nutrient ratios of organic and conventionally raised vegetables are nearly identical.
The real difference comes in taste and contamination. Organic vegetables are more likely to be in season (therefore tasting better and having the highest possible quantities of micronutrients).
Contamination is a little more complicated. One of the themes for Monday's Nutrition Lecture that I'm going to harp on is that "You are what you eat AND You are what you eat eats". This is a fairly simple concept with meat and fish, but plants eat too. You can was the round up pesticide off of the leaves of the lettuce, but as the plant feeds from the soil it absorbs and stores the chemicals from its environment.
This also goes for out of season foods that come from far off countries. Ask anyone in the gym who has traveled the third world about what farms look like. I know that if I ever saw dates that were grown in Iraq, I would never buy them. Not that American farms are much, better, but we can at least be relatively sure that our carrots weren't raised in a field flooded with industrial run off.
Some plants absorb and store chemicals and the contents of their soil more than others. When its time to decide between conventionally raised and organically raised foods, here is the way I prioritize when to buy organic. As a general rule of thumb, the darker the plant, the more it absorbs
1. Meat and Seafood (worthy of its own post)
2. Dark, leafy greens (most absorptive)
3. Dark colored fruits
4. Mushrooms
5. Squashes and tubers
Here is a pretty handy pocket guide from Grinning Plant. It's a printable wallet-sized guide to pesticides in plants
Excel version
PdF version
Beef Oxtail and Sunchoke Stew
Beef Oxtail and Sunchoke Stew
This is really a perfect thrifty meal for this time of year. Although its been unseasonably warm recently, having a warm stew with seasonal vegetables is about as good as it can get.
The yield of 1 oxtail
2 cups of homemade beef broth
3 medium carrots
1 cup of Sunchokes
1 tbsp of sea salt
1 tbsp of thyme
Making this dish only takes about 20 minutes of actual work, but its a lengthy process to do it right.
First start by making the beef broth. This is as simple as boiling left over bones in water. I start by broiling left over bones from any bone-in cut of meat for five minutes. This will enhance the the yield from the bone into the pot. The idea is to extract as much of the flavor and the minerals from the bone as possible into the water. This also has the added benefit of making the meat remaining on the bone fall off more easily.
Using beef broth instead of water will help to thicken, flavor, and add important vitamins and minerals to your stew.
Add the bones to the pot of boiling water. Whatever root vegetables or spices you want to add are optional and acceptable. I used an onion that was about to go bad and some salt.
Let boil for about an hour, reduce the heat and let simmer for another 2 or 3 hours. Strain and store. Let sit at least overnight so the flavors can homogenize.
Next to make the stew. The general rule of thumb is, never make a stew the same day you plan on eating it. It needs to cook for several hours and to rest for several more before being perfectly ready.
Cut the carrots in halves or thirds depending on their size and cut the sunchokes into quarters if they are large. The sunchokes are a denser, starchier root and will take longer to cook. Add the vegetables, broth, Oxtail, and spices to the crock pot. Let it cook on the low heat setting for 6 to 7 hours. Let sit overnight.
About 3 hours before you want to eat it, remove the crock pot from the refrigerator and use the lowest eat setting to gently warm it up without doing any additional cooking.
The stew will give you:
1109 calories, 34g of fat, 95g of carbs, 105g of protein and 100% of your RDA for Vitamin A, Copper, Iron, and Manganese*
*Note: I couldn't find the micronutrient data for oxtail, so the numbers are probably much
This is an excellent example of getting a lot of miles out of one Paleo dish. I got my oxtail from where I always get my grass-fed meat (especially important because its a fattier cut). The pound of oxtail cost me $7.99. The cost of the beef broth was free, since I already used those bones for dinner once before. I don't remember the cost exactly, but that amount of sunchokes and carrots was certainly under five dollars. So for a grand total of about twelve bucks and about twenty minutes of actual work. I made lunch and dinner for today.
Read More


text:
Best of How-To
Kitchen Wisdom
Martha Stewart's Crafts for Kids
Living the Good Long Life
Healthy Pets
Home How-To Series
American Made
Wedding Style 101
Sign up and we'll send inspiration straight to you.
Martha Stewart takes your privacy seriously. To learn more, please read our Privacy Policy.
Grilled Peaches
How to Make Margarita Melon Balls
Fresh Mango and Greek Yogurt Parfait
Cold Sliced Fruit Salad Desert
Fruit Cups
Grilled Peaches with Mascarpone and Honey
Mango Popsicles


text:
Is your resume in need of a little disruption?
Startups are all about
making things work better.
Our resume writing service is all about doing that for your CV.
StartUpHire is the place to find Marketing jobs in and near Cranston. Review the list below of Marketing Cranston jobs. These Marketing jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available. You can refine your job search for Marketing jobs in Cranston by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options. Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Marketing jobs in Cranston, or sign up for an email alert (link in upper left) to receive periodic updates on new Marketing jobs in Cranston, RI.
As an Inbound Marketing Consultant you will: Consult with HubSpot customers on inbound marketing methodologies and product usage Establish and deliver custom goal oriented inbound marketing plans Communicate complex business processes that improve and streamline marketing
11/30/2013 Cambridge, MA Save This JobJob Description Product Marketing Associate Join our product marketing team and contribute to our mission: to maximize revenue and margin growth through great product packaging, pricing, positioning, launches, and analysis. At Bullhorn, our marketing department is
11/7/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobJob Description Responsibilities: Collaborate with Bullhorn?s marketing leadership team in the execution of marketing communications programs Perform extensive market research and sales prospecting/outreach activities to Bullhorn?s base of customers and prospects Assist in the
11/7/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobJob Description PatientsLikeMe is a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company that focuses on transforming the ways that patients manage their own health conditions, and changing how the health-care industry conducts research. Dedicated to improving overall patient care,
12/6/2013 Cambridge, MA Save This JobHubSpot is looking for an amazing inbound marketer to head our content creation and lead generation programs for the Enterprise team. As the Enterprise marketing manager, you will work closely with the VP, Enterprise Sales & Services to develop compelling content that attracts
11/30/2013 Cambridge, MA Save This Jobhis internship is your opportunity to explore the life of a full-time marketer at HubSpot. We want independent thinkers who are prepared to take on serious responsibilities.As an intern, you will join one of the marketing groups as an individual contributor and have the chance to
11/30/2013 Cambridge, MA Save This JobHubSpot is looking for a world-class product marketing manager.As a HubSpot product marketing manager, you will be HubSpot's chief advocate for a specific set of tools within the HubSpot software platform.Your specific day-to-day responsibilities will include: Owning and managing
11/30/2013 Cambridge, MA Save This JobThe Marketing & Corporate Communications Specialist works closely with Yankee Group?s Research and Sales organizations to promote compelling insight and analysis for the firm?s clients and prospective clients in the world of mobility. We aim to help our clients achieve
11/1/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobOasys Water is rapidly expanding commercial operations, which requires an increased focus on product marketing and management. The Marketing Manager will be responsible for developing product market strategy for a new product, executing the strategy and collaborating with other
11/11/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobDo you love creating content? Are you excited about creating original thought leadership content across multiple platforms and formats, including social media, whitepapers, guides, infographics, blog posts, and video? We are looking for a Content Marketing Creator who would
10/14/2013 Waltham, MA Save This JobRunKeeper turns the smartphone into a personal trainer in your pocket. With a global community of more than 23M users, our growth to date has been organic. RunKeeper is well positioned to emerge as the open health platform that ties all of this disparate health and fitness data
11/13/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobPunchbowl Software is looking for an enthusiastic Marketing & PR Intern to join our fun, software startup environment. Who you are: - You are intelligent and well organized - You have excellent writing skills - You are energetic and creative - You have an
11/4/2013 Natick, MA Save This JobHighlight Support our sales representatives by providing dynamic presentations and demonstrations utilizing MEDITECH's administrative, clinical or financial software to prospective and existing customers; qualified candidates will be required to conduct a presentation for the
11/30/2013 Framingham, MA Save This JobYou'll be responsible for shaping HubSpot's reference marketing strategy. Here are some of the things you'll do: Build a really impressive library of case studies Find customers with compelling stories and big namesTell their stories in writing, video, and any new and engaging
11/30/2013 Cambridge, MA Save This JobAbout the role You?ll work with a cool group of people in this part-time intern role. Our operations manager needs a smart, energetic person to handle data integrity of our databases in order to assess the return on marketing campaigns and track key business metrics such as
11/12/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobThe front end/interactive developer is our go-to person for crafting SmartPak?s ecommerce presence. We develop rich and intuitive browser-based user experiences across multiple devices (Desktop, Tablet, iPhone, etc.). We go all-out to develop a killer ecommerce user experience
10/28/2013 Plymouth, MA Save This JobYou sailed through programming and web application development, and you've done some work with Wordpress and PHP. Become part of the Bit9 Cloud Dev team and work to enable our talented marketing team, implementing their vision for the Bit9 web
11/7/2013 Waltham, MA Save This JobThe role of the Account Director is as a leader of delivery resources as well as a resource in account development and growth focusing on: Account management Marketing / campaign management and strategy Analytics reporting and recommendations Business systems analysis Business
11/5/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobThe Account Manager is a key delivery resource focusing on: Account management Marketing / campaign management Analytics reporting and recommendations Business systems analysis Business development opportunities within projects and accounts Asset management by directing the work
11/5/2013 Boston, MA Save This JobThis role is perfect for the person who thrives on balancing strategy, creativity and analytics to delight our customers and view our activities through a customer-centric lens. This person should be ROI-focused and will be responsible for strategy, segmentation, execution and
10/28/2013 Waltham, MA Save This Job


text:
South Jersey news
What's happening right now in South Jersey
Date Range: November 3, 2012 - October 28, 2012
After Hurricane Sandy, a small fishing town near Barnegat Bay attempts to dry out
November 02, 2012, 12:36PM
Ten years ago, it was the orange sunsets over the marsh, the fishing pier at the park down the street and the view of the Barnegat Lighthouse across the bay that sold my parents on their decision to buy a second home. Full story »
Tennis legends to compete at Wells Fargo Center
November 02, 2012, 12:35PM
Real money is on the line at the "Tennis Champions Shootout" set for Friday, Nov. 2 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia at 7:30 p.m. Full story »
Dining Out: Runaway Chefs
November 02, 2012, 12:30PM
Runaway Chefs — open for a little over a year — will hold their grand opening celebration Nov. 17 and 18. Full story »
Evesham police seek information on man who tried to scam elderly woman
November 02, 2012, 12:29PM
The suspect, who fled in a black SUV, is believed to be the same man who victimized an 84-year-old man on Oct 15 at a Walmart store and stole $2,800 from him. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
Drink of the Week: Blue Democratini and Red Republican-tini
November 02, 2012, 12:05PM
This week, there are two featured drinks - the Blue Democratini and the Red Republican-tini. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
Shep addresses Greenwich Twp. Committee; Emmy Lou is home in Virginia; BEN Column, Nov. 2, update 2
November 02, 2012, 12:00PM
Carol Kirshenbaum helped someone less fortunate along the way. Full story »
Salem County Board of Elections open on weekend to receive mail-in ballots
November 02, 2012, 11:35AM
The mail-in ballots can be delivered at the office Saturday and Sunday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
Warrant arrests - Bridgeton Police Blotter
November 02, 2012, 11:30AM
Preston J. Green, 30, of Pine Street was arrested Thursday on a contempt warrant out of Cumberland County Superior Court and was lodged in Cumberland County Jail with no bail. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
Gloucester County Board of Elections will have weekend hours for early voting
November 02, 2012, 11:26AM
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday, voters should go directly to the board office at 550 Grove Road in West Deptford. The office will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
American Red Cross in South Jersey seeks donations for Sandy victims
November 02, 2012, 11:18AM
Hygiene items are needed the most, along with clothing and diapers. Full story »
Police: Bridgeton driver struck three parked cars
November 02, 2012, 11:12AM
A city man was charged with driving while intoxicated after officers responded to a report of a four car crash on Commerce Street Thursday night, police said. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
Atlantic City casinos given green light to reopen after Hurricane Sandy
November 02, 2012, 11:10AM
Immediately after the governor reopened the city, effective 10 a.m., the director of the state Division of Gaming Enforcement reinstated certificates of operation for the city's 12 casinos. Full story »
Evesham police take part in bicycle registration
November 02, 2012, 7:59AM
The Evesham Police Department is participating in a bicycle registration program to assist bike owners and police in reuniting found property with the owners. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
Spanier's indictment stuns longtime admirers - AM news links
November 02, 2012, 7:30AM
Also, Atlantic City police see increase in burglaries in wake of storm. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
South Jersey school boards ready to host first November election
November 02, 2012, 7:00AM
School boards have struggled with getting their budgets passed, as school board elections typically don't draw many voters at the polls. But all that may change. Soon. Full story »
Inappropriate post? Alert us.
- South Jersey
Browse by week:
SOUTH JERSEY NEWS Regional news: Local newspaper: More:
Subscribe to South Jersey News Flash e-newsletter to stay up to the minute on news from Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland
South Jersey headlines
- 'More than they expected:' heavy snow slows South Jersey 6:42 PM
- Vincent Lecavalier out three to four weeks with fracture in lower back 9:45 PM
- Senior construction discount; Santa in Cedarville; Delp retiring; BEN Column, Dec. 8, update 4 8:04 PM
- Eight inches of snow fell at the Eagles-Lions game, as LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson set personal bests 6:30 PM
More: South Jersey news »
Uploaded by Tim Hawk / South Jersey Times
Cumberland County forum -
Gloucester County forum -
Salem County forum


text:
Online Gallery - Original Salvage Art for Sale
Guerilla Art (11)
Guerrilla art installations that encourage people to take some time out for themselves and notice the world around them in a different light. From taking old chairs, a piece of posterboard and a vacant lot to stare at the stars, to transforming the unwanted snow from Snowmageddon into winter sculptures on the streets of Pittsburgh, to breathing life into discarded stuffed animals put on display in our neighborhood parks. Guerrilla installations are a fun way to incorporate art into mundane everyday lives. -
Arbor Aid 2011 Sculpture Preview (3)
Preview of 2011 Arbor Aid art show submissions (theme: The Vessel) to benefit Tree Pittsburgh. Available for sale exclusively at Arbor Aid. -
Steel City Big Pour 2011 (4)
Art created live at the Steel City Big Pour, hosted by Construction Junction. September 2011. -
Sculpture (16)
Striking Sculptured Salvage.


text:
Mountain Hardwear: Women's Sarafin Sweater
Our Price: $100.00
- * May take 5 business days before shipping.
- Qualifies for free shipping.
With eco-friendly construction, ultra-flattering fit, and versatile layering options, the Sarafin Sweater from Mountain Hardwear is an ideal piece for the cooler temps.
- Semi-fitted
- Flattering neck lines
- Flat-lock seam construction eliminates chafe
Weight: | 11 oz |


text:
The Latest Version of Adobe Flash Required. Follow your browser prompt above to install the plugin or click here to download the latest version of Adobe Flash for your computer so you can start viewing all our free porn videos in the highest possible quality.
For copyright complaints, please see our DMCA policy and contact us for removal.
Category: Gay
Description: horny Thai twinks playing, from the Passionate Pizza dvd, get this full dvd plus hundreds more full asian twink dvd videos at xxxAsianGays
Tags: gay asian boys teens twinks suck sucking blowjob cock oral


text:
Reebok Buckets VII
SKU: #8081290Product Information
- Make your name on the court, and leave them wanting more as you walk away in the Buckets VII.
- Leather upper.
- Microperf venting throughout.
- Lace closure.
- Meshed man-made lining.
- Cushioned footbed.
- DMXRIDE midsole.
- Shock absorbing footpads on the forefoot and heel.
- Imported.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 1 lb 1 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 11, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.


text:
Please enter your current email address to receive instructions on resetting your password.
Your password has been reset. Please check your email for further instructions.
You are sending a link to the page. Please completely fill out the form below.
Add an additional message below.
The URL for the page will automatically be added to your message.
Through Monday, December 30, 2013
Rates from $355 per room, per night
Enjoy the magnificent views of the estate from Fossett's restaurant while enjoying a uniquely Charlottesville dining experience.
Rates from $385 per room, per night
Clear the mind and pamper the soul! Escape with our Keswick Spa Package.
Package includes:
Your choice of luxury ...
Through Tuesday, December 31, 2013
$499 for two people
Come to Orange to discover your own family history, or to research important historical subjects! As an historian and archaeologist, ...
$275 - $305/couple
A Winelover's Retreat
Anniversary, Birthday or Honeymoon Package
Through Friday, January 31, 2014
It's All About Me!!
Scrapbooker's Get-A-Way Weekends!
Weekend Rates from $140 per person double occupancy Private ...
From $290/couple
Spa Package at the Orchard House Bed and Breakfast
$275 to $305/couple
Romantic Getaway at Orchard House Bed and Breakfast
From $360/couple
Girlfriends Weekend Getaway
$789, plus tax
Romance your special someone! The Aphrodite Package includes: * 2 romantic nights in one of our three luxury suites, which may ...
Order your Free 2013 Virginia Travel Guide.
What's going on around Virginia? Subscribe to the Virginia eNews.
Thank You! For subscribing to the Virginia eNewsletter. You will begin receiving 2 email newsletters each month.
View Our Newsletter Archive
Online Travel Guide
Virginia Green
Weather Forecasts
Virginia iPhone Apps


text:
Donations 'vital' as air medics get £250,000 bill (From Darlington and Stockton Times)
Send us your pictures, video, news and views by texting DST to 80360 or email us
Donations 'vital' as air medics get £250,000 bill
10:18am Wednesday 17th October 2012 in News By Joe Willis, Regional Chief Reporter
A £250,000 bill for a replacement helicopter gearbox has prompted air ambulance chiefs to highlight the importance of donations from the public.
The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) was landed with the repair cost after the part came to the end of its life.
With a new gearbox for the Eurocopter Dauphin helicopter likely to cost £900,000, a reconditioned unit was found instead.
Mandy Drake, deputy director at GNAAS, said the life-saving charity needed to find £4.2m every year – plus extra money for unforeseen repairs.
She added: "Recently, fundraising has been boosted by an increase in the number of legacies people are leaving in their wills, as well as strong performances from our tin collections and lottery.
"We are grateful for this, because as we have also seen recently, unforeseen helicopter repairs can be very expensive.
"We would like to thank everyone who has ever donated, however large or small the amount, because without this support the service could not continue."
Kevin Hodgson, director of operations at GNAAS, said every part on the helicopter has a lifespan counted in flying hours.
He added: "Gearboxes on this type of helicopter have a lifespan of 3,000 flying hours and this particular gearbox had reached the end of its life.
"Usually the engineers then recondition them for reuse but in this case the gearbox was found to have slight corrosion on its casing so it had to be replaced.
"They can cost up to £900,000 new but we were able to source a newly reconditioned one for about £250,000."
Mr Hodgson said the charity's helicopters flew about 350 hours a year.
"Although this is a huge amount of money for a gearbox, it shouldn't need replacing for years to come," he said.
Latest statistics for July 28 to September 17 show the service flew 211 missions, including 91 road accidents, 97 classified as other trauma, 21 medical emergencies and two transfers.
The helicopters spent 24 per cent of their time in Durham and Tyne and Wear, 22 per cent in Cleveland and North Yorkshire, 18 per cent in Northumberland and 36 per cent in Cumbria.
Comments (2)
Please log in to enable comment sorting
5:16pm Wed 17 Oct 12
NO EINSTEIN says...
6:31pm Wed 17 Oct 12
DOGLAWRENCE says...
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
7 Salient Trends and Directions in Cloud Computing Cloud computing is a rapidly evolving field and as more enterprises join the platform, new trends are emerging. In this post, I will cover the major trends in cloud computing for the immediate future (2012-14). Cloud storage goes mainstream in consumer segment. While cloud based storage services such as the Dropbox have existed for a while, they have not captured the mainstream "mom & pop" users. The problems include small storage limits (2 GB in case of free Dropbox accounts), requirement of separate apps to install, weak integration with the file systems,
infrastructure providers
9 Trends that Impact the Future of Mobile Cloud Computing Mobile cloud is the convergence of cloud computing and mobile apps. It is one of the hottest trends in cloud computing that is expected to play an increasingly important role in the future. The need for mobile clouds stem from the following trends: Enterprise and consumer mobiles apps are getting increasingly smart. The days of using mobile phone just to access the Exchange and browsing the web is giving away into using the mobile for accessing spreadsheets, delivering presentations and performing data processing. To cater to the intensive computing needs


text:
is reporting from
NP Rank:
NP Rank:
Miyowa, a global specialist in mobile instant messaging services, today reinforced its commitment to mass Mobile Instant Messaging deployment by announcing that its MIM solution will be compatible with 700 devices by June 2008 and 1000 by year end 2008.Representing an increase of over 250 per cent, Miyowa's MoveMessenger(TM)(1) solution is becoming compatible with more than 50 new terminals per month.
Headed by CEO, Pascal Lorne, Miyowa currently serves 20 mobile operators across the globe. Offered under white label, its MoveMessenger(TM) client has become the reference point for many tier one and two mobile operators, thanks to its ease of deployment and reliability.


text:
Back to Search Results | New Search | Revise Search | Next Boat |
90' 2007 Fall Fantasy 19 x 90 - US$487,900HouseboatsPlus.com Call: (270) 403-6009 Please Ask for Diane Kent
Get a shipping quote Zip Code:
Print This Ad | Save This Ad | Email a Friend
| |||||
Fuel | Gas/Petrol | Hull Material | Aluminum | ||
Number of Engines | 2 |
Gallery |
| |||
2007 Fantasy 19 X 90 Taller walls w/Deluxe Insulation Wall pkg w/ Insulated Windows, 4 Bedroom-King Master, Queen State, Queen Cuddy, Two Twin Beds n cuddy, 2.5 baths w/two showers (half bath is located on top deck), NINE TV'S 50 inch Samsung n Salon, TV'S n bedrooms have DVD players, Premium electronics throughout boat, Non-smoking boat. Hydraulic Helm disappears under floor n salon, Kitchen: Beautiful Solid Surface Counters & Bar, Smooth top range, double door Fridge, Dumbwaiter, trash compactor. Intercom, Alarm System, Washer/Dryer, 5 TON Heat/Air Pump. Twin Mercruiser 5.0 Engines, Auto Fire Extinguisher, 20 KW Generator, Bow & Stern Thrusters, Depth Finder, Back Up Camera, Marine Radio, Tile flooring n kitchen & baths. Dropped lighted soffits thru-out boat, leaded glass cabinets. MSD II Treatment system (no pump outs) Top Deck: Deluxe Walk Thru FlyBridge w/Front loungers, Horseshoe Bar w/sink, ice maker, trash compactor, Fridge, built n stainless grill. 2nd Stainless grill. Large Storage locker & half bath on top deck. Fiberglass Party top over bar area and fiberglass top over flybridge. NOTE: Owner had boat built and had to build his slip which was not completed until Fall of 2008. Manufacturer kept boat inside until delivery.


text:
NP Rank:
skintone's Channel
NowPublic Stats
- 46,714
Page Views - 12
Stories Posted - 9
Recommended Stories - 6
Recommended Comments - 2
Front Page Stories
skintone Writes About
skintone's Gear:
- Digital Camera
skintone's Recent Comments
2 years ago.
3 years ago.
Recently Published Story: 3 Years Ago in World
About skintone
World traveller and past dweller of several Canadian cities but I'm back in Windsor, Ontario which, despite all its warts, is actually a pretty good place to live. Cheapest real estate in Canada is a huge plus!
I have owned and operated Walkerville Publishing, a book publishing/marketing and advertising business here with my husband since 1998. Together, we have written and published several of our own books, which primarily celebrate the unique history of Windsor and area. We have also published (including writing and editing) about 2 dozen other titles for authors who need professional self-publishing help.
For nine years, we owned and operated The Walkerville Times, which became The Times Magazine – publications that celebrated Windsor's past. Many of the stories are archived on walkervilletimes.com
Some of our books can be ordered through that site as well.
i am fascinated with the world around me and eager to read about it or explore it first hand whenever possible. When the mood strikes and i have time i will report on stories i find of interest that are happening in my neck of the woods.
skintone's Stream
skintone's Recently Published Stories
Slum is Transformed by Art
created by skintone | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago | 177 views | 0 comments -
65th Anniversary of Food Drop in Holland
created by skintone | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago | 1159 views | 4 comments -
Skype to Connect Kids Across Time and Space
created by skintone | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago | 540 views | 2 comments -
Summer in the City: NYC August 2009
created by skintone | 4 years ago | 199 views | 0 comments -
Was Bubbles in the Audience?
created by skintone | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago | 271 views | 0 comments


text:
- October 30, 2012
- 1:11 p.m.
- Suggest removal
- Reply to this post
ballinemt writes:
good job Daniel Luis Villanueva from A Co, 602 ASB. Wondering that kid was doing outside of Korea
Want to participate in the conversation? Become a subscriber today. Subscribers can read and comment on any story, anytime. Non-subscribers will only be able to view comments on select stories.


text:
Two Brothers
"With stunning combat and sound design, an amazing soundtrack that complements the world very well, and a story just begging to be explored further, Two Brothers looks to offer a game that plays against one's expectations of this genre while also providing an intriguing complexity to its world and characters." - rpgsite.net
Two Brothers is an Action Adventure game that features a classic Gameboy aesthetic. You play the role of Roy and Bivare guarder, two scientists who are researching the origins of life. While researching, Roy is met with a terrible fate, and has a near death experience. While Roy is on the other side of death, he visits an afterlife filled with beautiful 16 bit colors. Now that he has experienced this visual glory, he becomes obsessed with bringing the colors from the afterlife in to his mono chromatic world.
Explore a vast non-linear world and story with multiple endings, and deep side quests!
Take the game world from black and white 8bit to full color 16bit!
What makes Two Brothers unique
Two Brothers takes a long hard look at death in video games... when the player is killed in combat or triggers a deadly trap, instead of being greeted a familiar GAMEOVER screen, the player finds himself in what we call the "Afterlife Hub".
This realm of the dead is a colorful and mysterious place where the player can explore, find clues, and interact with characters who have passed on in the games story... sometimes even bringing some of them back from the dead.
When the player wants to return to gameplay, they can jump from the edge of the heavens and get back in to the action and exploration!
This mechanic is vital to the gameplay, as sometimes interacting with the dead is just as important as interacting with the living... this feature often requires the player intentionally ending their session in a game over, just to cross over to the other side.
Customer reviews
Surprisingly Human
mynaminelife | Nov. 19, 2013 | See all mynaminelife's reviews »Two Brothers is an extremely insightful game that is fully of surprises. Filled shocked story twists right from the get go, Two Brothers is a wild run of surprising sophistication. The story deals with death, and how we deal with it when we lose someone important to us, and it does it with a great amount of light heartedness and zero pretentious. The game isn't without flaws though. It had some bugs at launch, but it seems as if the team is working to correct them with rapid updates and fast bug support. Make sure you read the documentation and you should be fine.
Issues asside... it features beautiful graphics, great soundtrack, and enjoyable Gameplay. Two Brothers is a really worthwhile experience!
A Rare Gem That Will Make You Think About Your Life.
TimothyD | Nov. 14, 2013 | See all TimothyD's reviews »The story for this game, is, admittedly, deep, considering what you would consider this game to be like without playing it. While the art and sound style are both well executed in this game, the main point is the storyline, which is just as philosophical and deep as reading a full novel. The art style switches between to what can be called the visual style of playing an original gameboy, with black pixels over a tan background and a bright and colorful, however, pixelated, world of the afterlife. The funny part of this arrangement is that the gameplay reflects this, playing like an RPG adventure meant for a handheld. There are a huge number of side-quests included in the game, and the many alternative endings will keep you glued to seeing them all, in order to achieve the ending that you want. If you are looking for a game that will make you both feel and think, this is the game for you. This game well justifies it's 15 dollar asking price, and could possibly be worth more. If you're into the idea of a graphic novel with more involvement than something such as the Phoenix Wright or Trauma Center series, this is your game.


text:
You may have seen that Harvard just set a record for low undergraduate admission rate. Only 5.9 percent of applicants for the class of 2016 were accepted. I was going to do one of my many rants on why we should wake up and see that being admitted to the Ivies and certain other schools is no more a sign of depth and brilliance than winning the Mega Millions lottery.
I was going to point out that Harvard could admit a full class of its rejects that would be just as good as the students it accepted. But I already wrote a book about that, "Harvard Schmarvard." And yesterday I got an e-mail that says it better than I ever did.
You know it's bad when your sweetie is gone and you're procrastinating on work by doing other work.
Course registration starts bright and early next week (I thought it was tomorrow my b) and my list is so humanities it's disgusting. (If it's not an H it's an S)
D-Level blues… at least I'm not falling asleep!
They expect you to be walking to school like:
but in reality you're like:
they expect you to be in class like:
but in reality you're like:
they expect you before an exam to be all like:
but in reality you're like:
they expect to react to your exam mark like:
but in reality they'll be like:
(Source: theinternetkilledmylife, via ifyoufeelikedancing)
In approximately five hours I'm going to start traveling.
I spent my last day at home with my love.
I'm all packed now, and my car is loaded. But I'm not ready. I'm scared, nervous, and a bit sad.
Here's to an early summer's end. Much too early.
Back to work now…


text:
Comment: I Know Someone Who Bought Them For a Small School! (Score 2) 262
They have a double-digit purchase of the devices and it will be no surprise that the Microsoft people gave them a GREAT deal per unit.
I don't know a whole lot about tablets nor do I care but I test drove one for a while. My nearest experience comparison is with the Android/Play marketplace. If you are an Android user, the interface doesn't have any surprises.
What's hilarious is the almost empty "marketplace." The only thing in it were apps written by the few companies Microsoft hasn't managed to crush or alienate. Of the few apps in the marketplace, imagine single-digit reviews being a heavily reviewed/downloaded application.
The buyer was promised special "support" because so many (double digits!!!!) were bought, but that was an epic waste of the buyer's time. Eventually someone determined to use the thing found someone at Microsoft that knew something about the devices. It wasn't in support, that's for sure. There are apparently a large number of undocumented features essentially paving the way for an "enterprise tablet" inside the Microsoft ActiveDirectory/groupware-whatever jail.
I've got a negative bias because I don't "get" tablets. Me, personally, it's not even close to the Android ecosystem and the blinky tiles do nothing for me. Judging by how many tiny promises were broken and time wasted for the buyer and almost empty marketplace the device is doomed. Microsoft could keep it going though just to say they've got a tablet.


text:
Both teams appeared rather uninspired and sloppy. Beside the nice behind the back assist for the dunk, the game wasn't much fun to watch overall.
The Journal Sentinel sports staff brings fans the latest news, notes and analysis on the Marquette men's basketball team
Recap: UWM
Player of the game: As hard as it may be to believe, Jimmy Butler made -- and took -- just one shot in the second half.
He did enough damage early on, though, going 5 for 5 from the field and scoring 11 points in the first half and finishing 7 for 9 from the free-throw line overall to finish with a game-high 19 points in 29 minutes.
Butler also led the Golden Eagles with five rebounds while chipping in with two assists, two steals and two blocks as well.
Play of the game: In the midst of their 14-4 run to close out the first half, Butler also had a hand in probably the one play that excited the announced Bradley Center crowd of 14,244.
Roaring up the court after a Jerard Ajami turnover, Butler wound up taking a behind-the-back pass from Darius Johnson-Odom and slammed it home to make it 26-15 with 2 minutes 43 seconds left.
Turning point: Beginning with Jeronne Maymon's free-throw jumper, ending with Maurice Acker's layup and highlighted by Butler's aforementioned dunk, the Golden Eagles for all intents and purposes put UWM away with a 14-4 run over the final 8:14 of the first half.
Also having a hand in the run were David Cubillan and Johnson-Odom, who hit back-to-back threes after Maymon's jumper, and Hayward, who scored on a putback just prior to Acker's layup.
That run pushed MU's lead to 30-19 heading into the locker room at halftime, and aside from when the Panthers pulled to within 37-28 with 14:57 remaining in the game, the Golden Eagles were able to stay comfortably ahead.
Shooting around: MU now leads the all-time series with UWM, 37-0...That's the second-longest winning streak in the nation over one opponent. The only streak longer is Syracuse having defeated Colgate 44 consecutive times...Freshman forward Jeronne Maymon returned from a one-game absence because of a hip pointer to score eight points in 13 minutes...Also, freshmen Erik Williams and Youssoupha Mbao saw their first action since Nov. 24 against South Dakota. Williams grabbed two boards in nine minutes, and Mbao one in four minutes...Maurice Acker received his first starting assignment of the season and responded with eight points, four steals, two rebounds and an assist without a turnover in 28 minutes...Joe Fulce was back in the starting lineup, and had two points, four rebounds, a block, a steal and two turnovers in 15 minutes...Johnson-Odom and Dwight Buycks both went back to reserve roles against UWM. Johnson-Odom responded with 15 points and 3 three-pointers, while Buycks went scoreless but had five assists and two steals...The Golden Eagles managed just one offensive rebound on the evening, but also forced 20 turnovers and netted 13 steals.
UWM coach Rob Jeter on:
Gameplan going in facing MU's pressure: "Going into the game we were talking about making sure we take care of the basketball. Knowing that they're coming off a couple games where I know defensively they wanted to make more of a statement and it failed them, some crucial situations in the last game, you knew they were going to turn up the intensity. That was one of the thing we wanted to try to keep under control. We started off the game really well, and the last 10 minutes, I don't know that we had a shot at the rim maybe four, five times. Turnovers got to us. Marquette, for us, is a really tough matchup. Their size, they match up with us. They may be an inch smaller, but they're a little more athletic and quicker. James Eayrs tonight they did a really nice job on him, and without Tone Boyle out on the court, and Ricky Franklin with the (five) turnovers, we just never really gave ourselves a chance tonight. That really sums it up."
Not being able to cut into MU's double-digit lead: "Each possession we're trying to get a point, and we're playing some even possessions there. But you have to finish. You have to finish the game, and we just didn't finish strong. It went from 10 and ballooned up to 20, so we just didn't finish."
Darius Johnson-Odom: "He's gotten better every game out. You look at him from first game to now, he's definitle better. He's improved. He's playing at a pace that fits him. He's not too fast. That's the biggest thing -- he's playing at a really good pace right now."
MU coach Buzz Williams:
The team's overall performance: "I thought we were much better. I thought we got back to doing the things that we need to do on both ends of the floor. I'm happy with the contributions of the guys off the bench. I thought Mo and Cooby were really good defensively, and particularly early in the first half we were able to string together some consecutive stops, which allows us to play at the pace that we want to play. We were somewhat too deliberate at times offensively; that's my fault, as I told our team earlier when the game was over. We have done nothing since Sunday morning at 7 except work on defensive things -- whether that be in the film room or walkthroughs or practice."
Guarding James Eayrs: "He's a really good player. He's their leading scorer and leading rebounder, and Horizon League player of the week last week. He doesn't look like that he would be the leading scorer and the leading rebounder, but he's a really good player. He's got good hands, he's so wide that he's hard to maneuver around, but he's more mobile than you would anticipate he would be. I thought Lazar did a good job with him. Relative to our plan, we tried to skew some of the things like we always do and have a higher priority on it, and I thought we had some success with that in the first half. But he's a hard matchup."
Struggles of Dwight Buycks: "I think I contributed to all of our offensive stagnation, if that would be the appropriate word. I don't think Buycks is pushing or pressing, I think it's because we have done nothing offensively since Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in preparation for North Carolina State."
Do you go into a game with a set number of shot attempts you'd like to take: "We would like the game to have 73 possessions. I think if it gets over 80; if it gets under 63, we're probably going to lose. I don't process it based on field-goal attempts, but moreso possessions. And I think we that we did a much better job tonight. If we don't score in the first 10 seconds, and then we're shooting the ball in the next two or three seconds, then we're going to get beat, because that means we didn't score in secondary, we didn't get the ball reversed, we didn't get a paint touch. That just means that we shot a bad ball."
After nine games, how comfortable are you with your team: "I think you guys were all looking at me like I didn't know what I was doing on Saturday at about 4:50, and the previous Saturday, if somebody were to have looked at me, they would said, 'Man, that guy can really coach.' You know what I mean? And then seven days later they're looking at me like, 'Man, you're a bum.' That's part of it. That's how fragile everything we do is. Since Saturday at 5:30 up until today, we were all anxious to play. All we've done is work on defense, and I thought we were better. The thing that helps was J-May was back healthy, nobody got into foul trouble. If we just continue on that path, I think we'll continue to grow and get better. But I mean this in the right way -- it is a LONG time until we play a conference game. We're not ready to play a conference game and, without being facetious, we're not ready to play Wisconsin yet, either. So we've got to continue to work."
- You can log in to this system either through Facebook or using your JSOnline public profile. JSOnline public profile. Please note that your public profile login will be different than your JS Everywhere login.
- You can personalize your public profile with a photo. You can also use that profile to sign up for email newsletters and alerts.
- While we strive for a lively and vigorous debate of the issues, we do not tolerate name calling, foul language or other inappropriate behavior. Please see our discussion guidelines and terms of use for more information.
- While we do our best to moderate comments, we do not screen comments before they are posted. If you see a comment that violates our guidelines, please use the "Report Abuse" link to notify us of the issue.
- We reserve the right to close commenting on specific stories.
Anthony Hill is borderline useless for the Panthers. Eayrs easily had his worst collegiate performance as a starter, and MU did the things necessary to win (mainly hitting shots from the perimeter).
Both teams appeared rather uninspired and sloppy. Beside the nice behind the back assist for the dunk, the game wasn't much fun to watch overall. -
why was he the only 1 to score n double figures 4 his tam them on 50% percent shooting
This was just not a fun game to watch. Both teams looked pretty sloppy and just never seemed to get anything going offensively. It's hard to believe that against one of the smallest teams we will play all year, we were out-rebounded and worse, we only had one offensive board.
Hopefully Lazar can snap out of this funk before going to Madison this weekend, or else we could really be in for a long day.
I think the best thing about last night was DJO continuing to prove that he can consistently hit the 3. A few of his shots last night were easily NBA range. -
No contest. We played like crap and still smoked 'em.
DJO might be a one and done. We finally got to see the real JMAY. He will destroy the soft BADgers inside. He will be very motivated since they didn't recruit him and spread word he was dumb. -
This team is going to take their lumps this year. Need to focus / exploit their strengths. Pressure "D" over 94 feet, get to the hoop and shoot free throws, bang in a three here and there. They looked more like the team that played Maryland Eastern Shore last night than the one that beat Michigan. Glad to see Buzz spread the minutes around.
Besides the solid effort from DJO, the best thing about this game was an 11 dollar ticket. $11.01 would have been a terrible waste of a perfectly good penny. Face UW like this and watch for a huge Badger blowout.
It won't be close. Too quick, too athletic for the farmers.
We will run them out of their own building. -
Good to see EW in the game. You can tell he had more energy. While it didn't show up on the box score, he made a really nice athletic play on the offensive boards that resulted in a put back.
Mbao is a project, but from the tussling he did at the free throw line, you can tell he's competitive and into it.
Zar will be alright. Not surprising to hear that Buzz had them work on defense since Sunday, that contributes to Zar's shot creation and making. Buycks is struggling on offense, but he gave good effort on the defensive side.
Overall, I would be more cynical if the losses were against low quality teams, but that's not the case. I think we've got some good athletes on the team, and can steal a game or two. Otule being out hurts, and while Acker and Cooby are playing the point very efficiently, they have a hard time getting penetration. That was so big last year with DJ, he could get anywhere on the court and that opened things up. Seems we have a hard time creating a good open shot in the half court. -
Acker is decent mid-major PG....nothing more, nothing less.
Based on Hayward's body of work thus far, he has almost certainly played his way out of the late first round of the NBA draft. He's currrently an early second rounder.
The BE is a much better conference than originally thought. MU will have a very difficult time breaking into the top 10 this year. In the preseason, everyone expected that Hayward will take the team as far as he goes. He hasn't displayed enough to strike fear into any conference opponent...even when playing cupcakes. He's just not the "premier" type of player that can put a team on his back. There is no way he is a First-Team All BE right now...and them competition will only get tougher.


text:
- Keep the water level just below the bow.
- Feed the fish dried blood worms every 5 days. That's all it will eat.
I learned some interesting things about this fish's characteristics, and needless to say, my instincts were right. I discovered that these plant and fish type aquariums were quite a national fad, but they are not appropriate for keeping fish in, and if you do, they demand a lot of attention and care! Rather than me going into all the details here, I strongly urge anyone that is considering buying one of these so-called aquariums, or who may get one as a gift, to read the following information.
- Siamese Fighting Fish Facts from Shirlie Sharpe.
- "Why the Siamese Fighting Fish Should NOT be Kept in a Peace Lily Vase" by Shirlie Sharpe.
- "Peace Lily and Fighting Fish" by Debbie Simpson, About Gardening Guide. Even though she gives instructions on how to build one of these aquariums, The Facts she provides about this type of setup are important to read, and you can learn about Peace Lily plant care at the same time.
Our new Siamese Fighting Fish is truly beautiful, and doing fine. In fact, it took up nibbling on TetraMin enriched flake food right away, which is not the proper food for this fish's dietary needs, but that was the only food we had to offer it when we got it home, and no blood worms were provided when we received it. I have to say that although our friend gave this wonderful gift out of love, we will be removing it from its vase as soon as we buy an aquarium with proper filtration for it, which is the environment we feel any fish should have to be happy! This was a gift of good intentions, and the way we look at it is that we now have a nice new plant in an eye-catching vase for the living room, along with a new family member.
I will be passing on all the information that I have learned to my friend, others we know who have these aquariums, as well as contact the person making them here on Moloka'i, so they can at least provide adequate care instructions when they sell one.


text:
- Obama's regulatory agenda will cost U.S. economy $143B next year: report
- Patriot Act author on James Clapper: Fire, prosecute him
- Russia P.M. Medvedev: No amnesty for political prisoners
- Michigan GOP Senate hopeful reminds government is the 'servant'
- Christmas, by Congress: Members mull a 15-cent tax on trees
- U.S. unemployment falls to five-year low of 7 percent; 203K jobs added
- World mourns Nelson Mandela and celebrates his life; burial set for Dec. 15
- Bill O'Reilly reminds: Nelson Mandela 'was a communist'
- John Boehner says GOP should support gay candidates: 'I do'
- Grass-Whopper: Pan-fried cricket burgers go over big in New York City
Solar project opens on federal property
Salazar touts 'landmark day'
Interior Secretary Kenneth L. Salazar on Monday cheered on the opening of the first large-scale solar power project on federal property, just three days after his department rolled out new regulations on oil and gas companies doing business on those very same lands.
The Enbridge Silver State North solar project in Clark County, Nevada, one of at least 28 renewable-energy projects approved by the Obama administration for construction on government land, will produce enough electricity to power about 9,000 homes, the Interior Department said. Approved by federal officials two years ago, the plant is also expected to help Nevada move toward its goal of producing 25 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2025.
"This is a landmark day for solar energy and for the nation," said Mr. Salazar, speaking at Monday's "switch-flipping" ceremony.
"Silver State North was the first solar project we approved on public lands and, 18 months later, the first of our priority projects to provide clean energy to the power grid," he added, calling the project "a model of industry and government working together to strengthen local economies."
Another 16 solar power facilities, five wind farms and eight geothermal power plants have also gotten the green light to break ground on federal lands. The administration is also pointing out that, prior to its arrival in 2009, the federal government had never authorized solar power operations on government land.
But as the administration opens up federal property for so-called "green companies," fossil-fuel-based industries fear they being pushed from those lands by a growing wave of new rules and regulations, coming primarily from Mr. Salazar's Interior Department and the Environmental Protection Agency.
On Friday, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management released new guidelines for oil and natural gas companies that use hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, to extract fuel from public grounds. For the first time, drilling companies will need approval from the bureau before beginning operations. They'll also be required to disclose all chemicals used during the process.
The regulations, industry leaders say, pile unneeded federal red tape on top of what's already in place at the state level.
"Western energy producers already face excessive bureaucratic hurdles when developing American energy on public lands," said Kathleen Sgamma, vice president of government and public affairs at the Western Energy Alliance, which represents drillers doing business in the western U.S.
"Since nearly every well drilled in the West requires the use of fracking, these unnecessary new rules will only discourage the production of American energy," she said.
The Bureau of Land Management estimates its new rules would actually save money by reducing the future risk of environmental incidents, such as water contamination. The Western Energy Alliance, however, argues that the rules could cost the industry as much as $175 million each year.
The aggrieved industries have some allies on Capitol Hill. Sen. James M. Inhofe, Oklahoma Republican, and others have accused the White House of launching a full-fledged "war on fossil fuels" to appease environmental activists.
In recent months, new EPA pollution standards have put an effective ban on new coal-fired power plants. The EPA has also put forth air quality standards for all oil and gas companies that employ fracking.
Later this year, the agency will release a draft report on fracking and its effect on water quality. That study is expected to call for additional restrictions and could increase federal control over drilling companies.
While the administration continues to tout its "all-of-the-above" energy strategy, government figures show that oil and gas production on federal lands has dropped dramatically over the past three years. Since 2009, total fossil fuel production on government land has dipped by 7 percent, according to the Energy Information Administration.
© Copyright 2013 The Washington Times, LLC. Click here for reprint permission.
About the Author
Ben Wolfgang
Ben Wolfgang covers the White House for The Washington Times.
Before joining the Times in March 2011, Ben spent four years as a political reporter at the Republican-Herald in Pottsville, Pa.
He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Latest Stories
- Obama, first lady will attend Mandela memorial services
- Obama: Nelson Mandela now 'belongs to the ages'
- Obama lived with Uncle Onyango Obama in the 1980s, White House admits
- Obama calls on bartenders to help sell health care reform
- Obama returns to class warfare as poll numbers plunge
Latest Blog Entries
- Activists urge Obama to go rogue, sidestep Congress
- Spike in battlefield deaths linked to restrictive rules of engagement
- Bill OReilly reminds: Nelson Mandela was a communist
- PRUDEN: British press horrified as London's new mayor dares to proclaim the truth
- Obama administration issues permits for wind farms to kill more eagles
- 'Hunger Games' delivers Obama's message on income inequality
- Christmas, by Congress: Members mull a 15-cent tax on trees
- U.S. pilot scares off Iranians with 'Top Gun'-worthy stunt: 'You really ought to go home'
- Obama downplays IRS scandal, blames Obamacare rollout on 'outdated' agencies
- Obamas call to close Vatican embassy is 'slap in the face' to Roman Catholics
Independent voices from the The Washington Times Communities
On The Fly
Inside the sport of hockey from a scout's perspective
Curtain Up!
Classical music and the performing arts: news and reviews you can use.
2013 Holiday Gift Guide
For moms, dads, kids, tech heads, travelers, kitchen mavens and everyone else on your holiday gift list
The Tygrrrr Express
A politically conservative and morally liberal Hebrew alpha male hunts left-wing viper


text:
Product Details
Customer Reviews (0)
You'll Also Love
The Dogit High Pitch Dog Whistle is a handy and practical training and control aid. The variable pitch control allows different pitches to elicit specifically trained responses, as well as using different sequences of whistles. A dog should be completely familiar with different calls and the expected response to achieve proper results. After thorough training a dog will be able to respond to any conditioned call.
No Related Products.


text:
There's no substitute, dude.
WELCOME! This blog is a personal project I started in August 2011 with the goal of drawing and posting an illustrated status message a day - I haven't stopped since. On weekday mornings, I get up, draw a cartoon, and post whatever I can manage to before going to work. I began cartooning to find my voice. Still searching, but I've learned that the attempt is everything. What's your status message today?
Wednesday, January 02, 2013
A Good Night's Sleep
2 comments:
- Miguel Borromeo said...
Love the visuals. One good night sleep. I guess, "A Good Night's Sleep" is another thing I need, for me not to be disturbed by my brother's snoring problem.
- February 21, 2013 at 3:18 PM
- Fernando Genest said...
Impressive talent! You're right about the effect of sleep on our moods. So it only means we should get enough restful sleep to keep our moods positive!
- March 22, 2013 at 1:41 PM
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
B & T World Seeds
log in
create an account
Sorry, seeds of
Heliconia Suzy
are not currently available
click here to add
"Heliconia Suzy"
to our Wants List.
Or try another search.
Click here for the
Heliconia Suzy information page
germination advice, shopping cart,
all the sublists (specialist catalogues) Heliconia Suzy is included in,
some description and snippits of information.


text:
Find property for sale in
Property type
Price range
Search for property by web reference
Whether you're at home, work or play you can get the most out of life with creative, time-saving tips for using Bake & Cooking Paper. Not only is it great for cooking and baking with, it has practical uses that you never would have thought of.
GLAD Bake & Cooking Paper can be used for a number of practical tasks, as well as providing your baking tins with a non-stick coating.
GLAD provides a few tips on innovative ways to use Bake & Cooking Paper:
There'll be less mess if you crush biscuits or cornflakes for pie crusts or coating between two sheets of the non stick paper.
The conventional use is as a non-stick baking and cooking paper that eliminates the need to grease trays and pans enabling you to cook with less mess and no oil. GLAD Bake & Cooking Paper can withstand temperatures of up to 230°C making it ideal for use in both microwave and convection ovens.
Cancel Send
Please enter your e-mail address below, select the newsletter(s) you wish to subscribe to and click 'Subscribe'.


text:
Felixstowe Museum, Suffolk
Felixstowe Museum tells the military and social history of Felixstowe through its collections of artefacts, exhibitions and information.
The museum also contains historic maps, a photo archive and 14 rooms of artefacts from Roman finds.
The museum is located in the old submarine mining establishment building at Landguard Point, between the Fort and Port.
The collections are regularly updated and there are new exhibitions each season to enjoy. Exhibitions are previewed on the website, so check back regularly for updates on what's new.
Opening Times
12:00 - 17:00
Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays from Easter until end of October.
Also Wednesdays from June to end of September and Thursdays during August.
Visit website for more information
Ticket Prices
Adult - £1
Children - 50p
Under 5's - Free
Visit website for more information
Disabled Facilities
Visit website for more information
More Information
01394 674 355
Visit website for more information
Location Map
Hotels & Accommodation
Holiday Inn Ipswich Orwell
Ipswich, IP3 9SJ Distance: 7.8 miles |
The Shipwrights Arms Hotel - Hotel
Ipswich, IP2 8JJ Distance: 10.5 miles |
Novotel Ipswich
Ipswich, IP1 1UP Distance: 10.8 miles |
Nearest Attractions
Sutton Hoo
Tranmer House Sutton Hoo Woodbridge Suffolk Distance: 9.1 miles |
Framlingham Castle
Church Street, Framlingham, Suffolk Distance: 18.2 miles |
Colchester Castle Museum
Distance: 20.0 miles |
Orford Castle
Orford, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Distance: 11.8 miles |
Leiston Abbey
Suffolk Distance: 20.3 miles |
Top Attractions
London Science Museum
Exhibition Road South Kensington London UK Distance: 73.3 miles |
National Gallery
Trafalgar Square, London Distance: 71.1 miles |
British Museum
Great Russell Street London Distance: 70.7 miles |
Natural History Museum
Cromwell Road London Distance: 73.4 miles |
Tate Modern Art Gallery
Bankside London Distance: 70.1 miles |


text:
Are re-runs of this show shown on any channels in the USA or is it regarded as too embarrassing to now show on TV?
Are re-runs of this show shown on any channels in the USA or is it regarded as too embarrassing to now show on TV?
TVLand runs it. Embarrassing? The networks should be embarrassed by all the NEW crap that runs.
I'll second that, Gary.
I always loved the show and have a few seasons of it on DVD. I think it should be aired more.
Glad to see it has some support. It is hard to imagine anyone would think todays garbage compares well to it.
I loved Edith and Archie and it seemed to show real life.
Classic Saturday night television lineup:
All In the Family
The Jeffersons
Mary Tyler Moore Show
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
There will never, ever be another lineup as solid as that again.
Edit: I forgot where MASH fell in that lineup. Maybe there before the Jeffersons?
Here's a bunch of interesting promos of TV shows from the late 60's:
Thanks Jill. What a memory trip.
M*A*S*H premiered in 1972 and the Jeffersons in 1975. The classic lineup you mention included M*A*S*H in the 8:30 slot for the 1973/74 season. The Jeffersons aired at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday nights for the 75/76 and 76/77 seasons. The halarious Carol Burnett Show aired every Saturday @10 PM for 5 straight years until their last season in 77/78. Thanks guys...some great memories.
Hey that's the famous (or infamous) Ron Hicklin Singers (Partridge Family, Brady Bunch, Love American Style, Batman, That Girl, etc.)on that old Matt Lincoln promo. And oh, did Judy Pace look fine back then!
the US tv imports we had that were favourites..
rat patrol 1966-68 a us long range dessert group in ww2 north africa.(got taken off after complaints from uk
veterans,because it never happened)really enjoyed the show.
johnny quest 1965 ish hanna barbera cartoon (sort of US tintin)
hogans heroes ww2 pow comedy sgt shultz "i zee nussing" and colonel klink.
gilligans island comedy
branded western ex us cavalryman after being kicked out the army.
the defenders 1 hour tv court drama with eg marshall
perry mason
cannonball express (casey jones)
circus boy
whirly birds cops in choppers
car 54 where are you
cannonball truck driver adventures
run for your life ben gazzara,a lawyer has only 2 years to live so goes on a things to do before you die gig
laredo western
the invaders,land of the giants,lost in space,voyage to the bottom of the sea
more westerns,bronco,rawhide,tenderfoot,wells fargo,iron horse,wagon train,bonanza,the virginian,high chaperal.magic rifleman.gunsmoke.whiplash
cop/crime shows burke's law,highway patrol,dragnet,the fugitive,
somewhere the bbc and itv managed to do their own stuff!
The show was based on the UK series TIL DEATH DO WE PART
The first test pilot for AITF was called AND JUSTICE FOR. Justice was the family name before they changed it to the Bunkers. The kids were played by different actors
pt 2
pt 3
pt 4
The second pilot was named THOSE WERE THE DAYS. And again new actors playing the kids
pt 2
pt 3
I don't think they'd be able to show "Till Death Us Do Part" in the UK in these politically correct times. The irony would be missed, and the English Defence League would make Alf Garnett into a hero.
The classic Friday lineup on ABC was the one to watch when I was a kid in the early 70s:
7:00 PM The Brady Bunch
7:30 PM The Partridge Family
8:00 PM Room 222
8:30 PM The Odd Couple
9:00 PM Love, American Style
That was the lineup I most remember. At some points there was a sitcom called "Barefoot In The Park" that didn't last long.
All in the Family is also on the Antenna Cable Channel which shows lots of the old shows from the 50's, 60s and 70's. I discovered Adam 12 recently on that channel and I love that show.
Hulu carries AITF and other classic shows
I went to night school as well. I recorded the first four shows and never missed "Hill Street Blues".
The only reason I didn't tape "Hill Street Blues" in those days is because I didn't yet own a VCR. I didn't get one until 1984.