text:
LiVES is a simple to use yet powerful video effects, editing, conversion, and playback system aimed at the digital video artist and VJ. It runs under Linux, BSD, Mac OS X/Darwin, IRIX, and openMosix. It is frame and sample accurate, can handle almost all types of video, and is fully extendable through plugins and the included plugin builder tool. It can also be controlled remotely using OSC.
Zero Install is a decentralized cross-distribution software installation system. It allows software developers to publish programs directly from their own Web sites, while supporting features familiar from centralized distribution repositories such as shared libraries, automatic updates, and digital signatures. It is intended to complement, rather than replace, the operating system's package management. 0install packages never interfere with those provided by the distribution.
The WiKID Strong Authentication System is a highly scalable, secure two-factor authentication system. It is simple to implement and maintain, allows users to be validated automatically, requires no hardware tokens, has a simple API for application support (via Ruby, PHP, Java, COM, Python, etc.), supports multiple domains, and supports replication for fault tolerance and scalability. It also supports mutual /host and transaction authentication, wireless tokens only domains, locked tokens (to your PC), anti-keystroke logger keypad PIN entry, etc.
GCompris is an educational software suite with numerous activities for children aged 2 to 10. Some of the activities are game-orientated, but nonetheless still educational. These include computer discovery (keyboard, mouse, different mouse gestures), algebra (table memory, enumeration, double entry table, mirror image), science (the canal lock, the water cycle, the submarine, electric simulation), geography (place the country on the map), games (chess, memory, connect 4, oware, sudoku), reading practice, and others (learn to tell time, puzzles of famous paintings, vector drawing, cartoon making, etc.). It currently offers in excess of 100 activities, and more are being developed.
Endian Firewall is an all-in-on Linux security distribution that turns any system into a full-featured security appliance. It features a stateful packet inspection firewall, application-level proxies for various protocols (HTTP, POP3, SMTP), anti-virus support, virus and spam filtering for email traffic (POP and SMTP), content filtering of Web traffic, and a "hassle free" VPN system based on OpenVPN.
Check_MK is a complex addon for Nagios/Icinga and consists of three subprojects. The check and inventory system Check_MK is a general purpose Nagios plugin for retrieving data. It adopts a new approach for collecting data and obsoletes NRPE, check_by_ssh, NSClient, and check_snmp. It features a significant reduction of CPU use on the Nagios host and automatic inventory of items to be checked, and is especially useful with larger Nagios installations. "MK Livestatus" gives immediate and fast access to live and historic Nagios status data. It's a supported backend for many addons including NagVis, NagiosBP, and Thruk. "Check_MK Multisite" is a feature complete replacement for the Nagios GUI, and uses MK Livestatus as a backend. It is very fast, and supports efficient distributed monitoring.
SOFA is a statistics, analysis, and reporting program with an emphasis on ease of use, learning as you go, and beautiful output. SOFA can connect directly to your database and lets you display results in an attractive format ready to share or put in a spreadsheet. SOFA will help you learn as you go, whether you are a student, business analyst, or researcher.
Seafile is a file synchronization and collaboration platform. It comes with Dropbox-like file syncing, but is designed to be better suited to teamwork. You can build a file syncing and collaboration service for your team on your servers. It can also be used to build your own Dropbox for personal use.


text:
Quote & Headlines
Market Currents
52wk high:
52wk low:
PE (ttm):
Div Rate:
Market Cap:
11,430 people get MS articles and Market Currents by email alert.
Get email alerts on MS »
To learn more about Seeking Alpha PRO, click here.
Winners And Losers Of Big Bank LawsuitsTom Dorsey • Thu, Oct 31
Morgan Stanley Q2 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptJul 21, 2010
Morgan Stanley Q1 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptApr 21, 2010
Morgan Stanley Q4 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptJan 20, 2010
Morgan Stanley Q3 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptOct 21, 2009 • 1 Comment
Morgan Stanley Q2 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptJul 22, 2009
at CNBC.com (Sat, 9:00AM)
at MarketWatch.com (Thu, 3:16PM)
Business Wire (Tue, 10:29AM)
at Fox Business (Dec 2, 2013)
at Fox Business (Nov 27, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 27, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 27, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 27, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 26, 2013)
at MarketWatch.com (Nov 25, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 25, 2013)
at MarketWatch.com (Nov 21, 2013)
at MarketWatch.com (Nov 21, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 19, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 18, 2013)
at MarketWatch.com (Nov 18, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 15, 2013)
at MarketWatch.com (Nov 15, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Sat, 9:00AM)
at MarketWatch.com (Thu, 3:16PM)
at Fox Business (Dec 2, 2013)
at Fox Business (Nov 27, 2013)
at CNBC.com (Nov 27, 2013)
MS vs. ETF Alternatives
Company Description
Morgan Stanley is a global financial services firm that, through its subsidiaries and affiliates, provides its products and services to a large and diversified group of clients and customers, including corporations, governments, financial institutions and individuals. Morgan Stanley was... More
- All
- | Earnings
- | Dividends
- | On the move
Thursday, Dec 53:25 PMMorgan Stanley looks to boost business with smaller clients
- Looking to grow its wealth management business in new ways, Morgan Stanley (MS -2.8%) is waving a ban on paying brokers for servicing households with less than $100K in assets at the firm under one condition: The clients must divulge to Morgan assets held outside of Morgan.
- In the past, brokers have complained the restrictions have cut them off from clients with growth potential, and Morgan isn't the only brokerage giving wealth managers a higher payout percentage as revenue rises.
- The tweak is just one of several Morgan and other brokerages are trying out. "They are figuring out how to make a little bit more money in the aggregate without angering any one person enough to get them to leave," says Danny Sarch, a recruiter of retail stockbrokers.
Thursday, Dec 53:25 PM| Comment! -
Thursday, Dec 512:01 PMBlow to banks' hedging in Volcker Rule
- The Too Big To Fail banks lead to the downside amid a report the set-to-be-voted on Volcker rule will not contain language allowing portfolio hedging - trades supposedly designed to protect against losses in a broad portfolio of assets.
- Banks can thank JPMorgan's (JPM -1.7%) London Whale fiasco for this as the Whale's trades were ostensibly set up for this portfolio hedging, but ended up costing the bank $6B.
- The move is a big blow to the banks which had sent their big lobbying guns in to try and prevent the disallowing of this practice. Banks often hedge to offset risks from trading with clients, but often there is no great hedge, and this is where portfolio hedging comes in ... or used to.
- "Volcker has morphed a bit, thanks to the Whale," says UBS' Brennan Hawken. "Now a big component of it has become about hedging. What can you hedge, and what can't you? It's really unclear." The CFTC and SEC are each set to vote on the rule on Dec. 10.
- Citigroup (C -1.9%), Bank of America (BAC -1.2%), Goldman Sachs (GS -1%), Morgan Stanley (MS -2.2%).
Thursday, Dec 512:01 PM| 47 Comments -
Wednesday, Dec 44:49 PMCiti and Morgan Stanley lose Buy ratings at Deutsche
- "Given our bias for some dislocation in credit markets near term, further meaningful upside in bank stocks seems less likely. As a result, we are getting more defensive for now," says Deutsche analyst Matt O'Connor, downgrading Citigroup (C) and Morgan Stanley (MS) to Hold amid the coming taper and then end of QE.
- While P/E expansion for the banks in 2014 is probable should economic growth pick up and rates remain low (on a relative basis), says O'Conner, "we worry about the potential combination of widening credit spreads and rising interest rates."
- Citi is off 1% and Morgan 1.2% AH.
- This morning: Goldman removes Citi from its Conviction Buy list.
Wednesday, Dec 44:49 PM| 4 Comments -
Tuesday, Dec 33:50 PMBanks about to get clarity on prop trading
- The CFTC sets a December 10 vote on the so-called Volcker rule which is supposed to ban banks from prop trading. It sounded so simple when politicians trumpeted it in 2010, but the reality of what banks do is slightly more complex and the text of the rule has mushroomed to 1K pages. GS, MS, JPM, BAC, and C, among others, will be eager to see what the regulations entail.
- Any hopes for a watering-down of the rule likely ended with JPMorgan's $6B London Whale loss.
- The SEC indicates it will act on the rule around the same time as the CFTC (3 other agencies must approve as well).
- Related ETFs: FAS, XLF, FAZ, UYG, VFH, IYF, SEF, IAI, IYG, PFI, FXO, KBWB, KCE, RWW, FINU, RYF, PSCF, FNCL, FINZ, KBWC
Tuesday, Dec 33:50 PM| 8 Comments -
Monday, Dec 24:55 AMDOJ to scale back CDS investigation without charges
- After four years of trawling through trading data, messages, emails and documents about credit-default swaps, the Department of Justice is reportedly winding down an investigation into allegations of anti-competitive behavior in the $24.3T market for credit-default swaps
- Prosecutors had scrutinized Markit and the major banks that control the trading-data provider, including Citigroup (C), Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan (JPM) and Morgan Stanley (MS).
- The banks, which act as dealers, were accused of conspiring to stop exchanges and other outsiders from participating in the market.
- The DOJ's move comes amid new regulations that are designed to increased competition.
- However, the probe remains open and prosecutors are continuing to monitor an investigation in the EU.
Monday, Dec 24:55 AM| Comment! -
Friday, Nov 297:50 AMMorgan Stanley to take top spot in Japan M&A business
- The tie-up with Mitsubishi UJF Financial (MTU) is paying off for Morgan Stanley (MS) which is set to take the top spot in Japanese M&A for the first time since 1997. The bank this year advised on 41 takeovers valued at $28.3B, according to Bloomberg, leading Goldman, Bank of America, and Nomura.
- In equity offerings, the Morgan/Mitsubishi team is ranked 3rd this year - the same as 2012, and up from #5 in 2011.
- MItsubishi bought a $9B stake in Morgan Stanley at about the height of the financial crisis, and now owns 22% of the company.
Friday, Nov 297:50 AM| Comment! -
Wednesday, Nov 279:22 AMAdditional legal tab for banks could exceed $100B
- "Mortgage-related litigation has recently gotten a second wind and has expanded beyond investor claims," says S&P, now estimating legal tab for U.S. banks could be another $56.5B-$104B. The good news is banks have gotten ahead of even these crazy numbers by boosting litigation reserves to nearly $155B.
- The bad news would be if Bank of America's (BAC) $8.5B mortgage settlement with private parties gets tossed out by a federal judge (see Article 77 hearing coverage), the litigation losses could "escalate significantly ... the ability of US banks with the largest exposures to withstand additional expenses is not unlimited."
- C, WFC, MS, JPM, and GS declined to comment for the story.
- From the Department of Legal Issues Are Going Nowhere: The Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh - claiming its losses of more than $1B are not covered by the JPMorgan global settlement - asks a judge to force JPM to turn over the draft complain from the DOJ which includes the name of a bank employee described as a cooperating witness for the government.
- Related ETFs: FAS, XLF, FAZ, UYG, VFH, IYF, SEF, IAI, IYG, FXO, PFI, KBWB, KCE, FINU, RWW, RYF, PSCF, FNCL, FINZ, KBWC
Wednesday, Nov 279:22 AM| 7 Comments -
Wednesday, Nov 278:01 AMUBS upped to Buy at RBC
- UBS is ahead by 1.2% in the premarket amid an RBC upgrade to Buy (the price target remains $20).
- Positive on the global investment banks in general, RBC reiterates Buy ratings on BCS, CS, MS, DB, and GS.
- In other UBS news, the bank confirms a visit to its Paris HQ by French investigators looking into allegations it illegally sold products designed to avoid French taxes.
Wednesday, Nov 278:01 AM| Comment! -
Wednesday, Nov 277:02 AMSEC looking at Morgan Stanley, Citigroup over foreign hiring
- Morgan Stanley (MS) and Citigroup (C) have reportedly received requests for information about their overseas hiring practices from the SEC, which is looking at whether the banks breached laws relating to foreign bribery by recruiting the family members of the well-connected in order to win business.
- The DOJ is also probing Morgan Stanley over the issue.
- Both firms join JPMorgan in being scrutinized, with the latter under criminal and civil investigations.
Wednesday, Nov 277:02 AM| 1 Comment -
Wednesday, Nov 273:41 AMTop U.S. banks face further mortgage payouts of up to $104B
- Eight leading U.S. banks could have to pay a further $56.5-104B to settle mortgage-related claims, S&P reckons.
- However, the largest banks have estimated capital buffers of $155B combined, which would be enough to absorb the losses.
- S&P doesn't expect the legal liabilities to hurt the banks' ratings.
- Banks: JPM, BAC, C, MS, WFC, GS
- ETFs: FAS, XLF, FAZ, UYG, VFH, IYF, SEF, IYG, FXO, PFI, KBWB, RWW, FINU, RYF, PSCF, FNCL, FINZ
Wednesday, Nov 273:41 AM| 11 Comments -
Tuesday, Nov 265:05 PMDOJ looks at Morgan Stanley's China hiring: Reuters
- The Department of Justice is looking into Morgan Stanley's (MS) hiring practices in China, Reuters says.
Tuesday, Nov 265:05 PM| 2 Comments -
Wednesday, Nov 203:44 PMReport: Morgan Stanley in talks to sell oil unit to Rosneft
- Morgan Stanley (MS -0.3%) reportedly is in talks to sell its global oil business to top Russian oil producer Rosneft (RNFTF), as the bank continues to explore options for the commodities business amid falling revenue and rising scrutiny from regulators who are reviewing banks' activities in the sector.
- Stanley's commodity business posted a return on equity of less than 5% in 2012, the lowest among its trading businesses, and the oil unit represents a major part of that.
- Any sale probably would include TransMontaigne (TLP +1.2%), a petroleum and chemical transportation and storage company, and the bank's 49% stake in Heidmar Inc., which manages ~100 oil and chemical tankers.
Wednesday, Nov 203:44 PM| 2 Comments -
Tuesday, Nov 193:54 AMJPM was prepared to fund federal benefits during budget crisis
- Finally, a bit of positive coverage for JPMorgan (JPM): Reuters reports that as the U.S. again threatened default last month and the government shut down, the bank was prepared to fund federal benefits such as Social Security and food stamps to its retail customers.
- "It is the right thing to do," CEO Jamie Dimon said. The cost would have been $5B a month and it wasn't certain how JPMorgan could have legally recouped the money.
- The company has invested over $100M and plenty of man hours in recent years to prepare for budget crises, while other banks have also been spending heavily on contingency plans. These include Wells Fargo (WFC), Goldman Sachs (GS) and Morgan Stanley (MS).
Tuesday, Nov 193:54 AM| 1 Comment -
Monday, Nov 1811:56 AMXLF back to pre-Lehman level
- Led by a big move in the TBTFs, the Financial Sector SPDR (XLF +0.6%) hits its highest level since September 2008, though it remains far below the mid-2007 peak.
- Has the easy money been made? Drexel Hamilton's David Hilder notes Bank of America (BAC +1.5%), Citigroup (C +1.8%), and Morgan Stanley (MS +1.2%) all traded well below tangible book value one year ago, and Raymond James' Anthony Polini thinks the 10-year Treasury yield will have to move above 3% and stay there before you'll begin seeing earnings estimates ratcheted up.
- Bank of America hit its highest level in nearly 3 year today and JPMorgan (JPM +1.7%) - for all of its legal troubles - is only about 2% below prices not seen since 2000.
- The relatively clean Wells Fargo (WFC +0.3%) is the group laggard this session.
- Financial sector ETFs: FAS, XLF, FAZ, UYG, KRE, KBE, VFH, IYF, SEF, IAT, IAI, IYG, FXO, PFI, KBWB, RKH, QABA, KCE, RWW, FINU, RYF, KRU, KBWR, PSCF, KRS, FINZ, FNCL, KBWC
Monday, Nov 1811:56 AM| 8 Comments -
Monday, Nov 184:30 AMFed mulls delay to Volcker rule
- The Federal Reserve could delay by a year the date by which banks will have to comply with all aspects of the Volcker rule. The target at the moment is July 2014.
- Regulators are still finalizing the proposal, which, among other things, would ban banks from proprietary trading using their own money. The regulators are unlikely to release the definitive version until December.
- However, banks would still have to eliminate their pure proprietary trading desks by July next year.
- The sector is concerned that the rule will limit activities such as market making and hedging.
- ETFs: FAS, XLF, FAZ, UYG, VFH, IYF, SEF, IAI, IYG, FXO, PFI, KBWB, KCE, RWW, FINU, RYF, PSCF, FINZ, FNCL, KBWC
- Related tickers: BAC, GS, JPM, C, BK, WFC, MS
Monday, Nov 184:30 AM| 6 Comments -
Friday, Nov 157:51 AMHolder: "Tip of the iceberg" in bank investigations
- A check of the stocks of the downgraded banks (GS, JPM, MS, BK) finds them snoozing through the news. Goldman is off 0.4% premarket, but it's one trade for 56 shares. The others have no premarket action. A look at the lender's bond yields finds them little-affected as well.
- A far larger issue is U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder calling the rate-fixing we know about so far "the tip of the iceberg," as U.S. regulators pile into a currency-trading investigation. The DOJ, he says, is "taking a leading role" in a "truly global investigation."
- The above-mentioned banks (maybe excepting BK) are being looked at, but Deutsche (DB), Citigroup (C), Barclays (BCS), and UBS are the gorillas in forex.
Friday, Nov 157:51 AM| 5 Comments

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Santa Clara Convention Center
Join thousands of fellow engineers and attend Silicon Valley's largest technical conference. SNUG features an outstanding technical program, focused on delivering practical information you can immediately apply to your current project or use to jumpstart your next design and accelerate innovation.
SNUG thanks the members of the Technical Committee who volunteer their time and expertise to support SNUG's technical quality, local perspective and value to the users of Synopsys tools and technology.
User Technical ChairpersonJonah Probell, Arteris
Ajay Bavle, Microchip TechnologyAl Czamara, Test EvolutionAlex Tetelbaum, Abelite Design AutomationAndy Copperhall, ARCH Design Anwar Hasan, IndependentArvind Parihar, BroadcomAtul Walimbe, Intel Corp.Avishek Panigrahi, XilinxBrian Kane, Northrop Grumman Corp.Bryan Morris, VerilabDavid Flynn, ARMDinesh Tyagi, Innovative Logic Inc.Don Mills, Microchip TechnologyFrank Szorc, Linear TechnologyJohn Busco, NVIDIA Corp.John Dickol, SamsungJohn Wei, AlchipKarthik Rajan, Microchip TechnologyKhem Pokhrel, Intel Corp.Krishna Vittala, Microchip Technology
Krishna K Gundavarapu, Cisco SystemsLeah Clark, Broadcom Corp.Mark Sprague, TeradyneMike Bartley, Test Verification and SolutionsNeel Das, SMSCPaul Lungu, CienaPaul Zimmer, Zimmer Design ServicesPD Priyadarshan, Cisco SystemsRainer Mann, GLOBALFOUNDRIESRaj Varada, Intel Corp.Rick Furtner, ConsultantRon Goodstein, First Shot Logic Simulation & DesignRonald Kalim, ConsultantSachin Parikh, BroadcomStuart Sutherland, HDL Sutherland Inc.Tom Mahatdejkul, ARMTony Todesco, AMDVictoria Kolesov, Intel Corp.Zafar Hasan, NVIDIA
Each conference's Technical Committee operates according to its bylaws.
Platinum Sponsors:


text:
Choose your ideal type of accommodation from holiday rental houses, self service apartments and more in Corlette for your next holiday.
With great last minute accommodation deals on offer, you can book your perfect Corlette accommodation in Port Stephens now!
See more NSW Port Stephens holiday accommodation.
Corlette Information
Drag or zoom the map to update results


text:
j.crew / incognito (royal oak) / modern skate / diesel (Sales racks)
Friday, June 11, 2010
FNF: Guy Style File, Adam
25 comments:
- Lauren Moyer said...
Oh la la what a stud. how do you get any work done? haha! Love it!
- June 11, 2010 at 6:27 PM
- Jason laucht said...
oh my fuckin* god!! hahaha! ur boss is hotttttttttttttt!! hahaha :D
- June 11, 2010 at 7:05 PM
- shybiker said...
Wow... you must be the only fashion-blogger doing this (profiling men). I like it. It's good work.
I especially like his shirt in the first set of photos. Very stylish. - June 11, 2010 at 7:52 PM
- Tee Sea said...
I love the backdrops in these photos!
stop by my blogs!
http://dreamingchiffon.blogspot.com - June 11, 2010 at 8:56 PM
- ellie said...
You did some great setting..he reminds me of some actor..but I can't think who...chris evans??.I liked his bracelet too.
Anna might want to frame some of these pics of him. Great job! - June 11, 2010 at 11:45 PM
- Mel said...
Cool pictures, I especially like his gingham shirt!
- June 11, 2010 at 11:56 PM
- Midwest Mayhem said...
Nice second installment of guy-style file! I got married just down the street (at Sweetest Heart of Mary) from the church that's in your pictures! I think my Aunt went to St. Albertus. I love that part of Detroit even though it's not the best neighborhood.
- June 12, 2010 at 4:04 AM
- Poppy said...
I really like that you're doing the Guy Style File because I do think the fashion blogs are mainly dominated by women.
And yes, just to echo everyone else's comments, your boss is lush. ^_^ Haha. - June 12, 2010 at 5:46 AM
- meg said...
So awesome. He's really sweet too. Loved his answers. Great places you got these shots too. I love the checked shirt. And those glasses are great too.
Hope you are having a beautiful weekend. Already a bit wet and muggy here. - June 12, 2010 at 9:31 AM
- knk said...
cool shirts looks great , nice collection and his bracelet looks pretty
- June 12, 2010 at 10:43 AM
- Luci Ana said...
Love their Looks, nice Idea, love it :-`*
- June 12, 2010 at 10:55 AM
- stephanieesstar said...
I love his seersucker pants! They're adorable...I wonder if I could get Ravi to wear some! I love that your doing men's fashion! Ravi LOVES clothes, so I like to look for little ideas that I might be able to work into his wardrobe!
- June 12, 2010 at 2:06 PM
- daisymay said...
The first lot of pictures are great, he looks like a proper model! I love all the graffiti and that train carriage is cool too.
http://daisymay-dayz.blogspot.com - June 12, 2010 at 2:54 PM
- Helen said...
He's so cute! Adorable glasses too.
- June 12, 2010 at 4:47 PM
- Pixie Drive-In said...
Great classic style! And I must agree with the previous commenters, he is a looker ;)
- June 12, 2010 at 6:05 PM
Great pictures...you have talent and your model looks like he has some experience, too. Chase your dreams! - June 12, 2010 at 6:11 PM
- Meggstatus said...
He is blue sleeling it hardcore in these pictures, what a natural! I really like this feature of your blog, it's nice to see guys style displayed every once and awhile!
- June 12, 2010 at 10:38 PM
- Dorothy Souhuwat said...
He's really sweet..
thx for the sweet comment in my post..
wo wanna exchange link and follow me??
thx - June 13, 2010 at 12:43 AM
- Nathalie said...
really great pictures. Must have been a lot of fun. Especially like the first set with the graffiti against the b/w shirt
*Nathalie - June 13, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Pop Champagne said...
ooh profiling men that's different! And yeea J crew looks pretty nice on guys, I like :D
- June 13, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Walk The Sand said...
I LOVE all the places you're taking these photos. Amazing locations!
Hope you had a great weekend.
x - June 13, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- Ebony said...
What a hottie Sara!
His answers so cute - gotta love a guy that gushes about his gf on the net :)
I love these. Great idea, keep it up.
Miss you and Perth sorta sucks.
xxx - June 13, 2010 at 10:26 PM
- Anna said...
Love your site Sara! Great pictures! The scenery is amazing and its really cool to know that its here in the D...your model is super handsome...his girl must be pretty lucky :) av
- June 16, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Sara Lynn said...
Thanks Anna! I am glad you like it :D
- June 17, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- Orchid said...
definitely hot boss yoo have.wink!!! yes thats one funky wrist band he has on.
- June 20, 2010 at 2:42 PM


text:
Our Organization | Contact
Sourcing Office Board Meeting
Sourcing Office Board Meeting (SPECIAL)
EGNet Wins LGIF Award, submitted by Sourcing Office
Governments more willing to share IT services
Hosted Technology Exchanges Changes Name
New RFQ - NSF Check Recovery Program
Sourcing Office is a Council of Governments organized under Section 167 of the Ohio Revised Code and is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit. Sourcing Office creates and manages group purchasing programs for local governments, school districts, not-for-profit, and for-profit entities. Sourcing Office publicly procures all contracts in accordance with applicable public sector guidelines to ensure participants are in full compliance with all public procurement laws.
Annual Meeting Registration & Payment State of Ohio Auditor's Office, Fraud Center State of Ohio Governor's Office State of Ohio Treasurer's Office Ohio Secretary of State's Office
© 2013 Sourcing Office | 5422 East 96th St. Suite 120 | Cleveland, Ohio 44125 | 216.581.6200


text:
Cellar/Tasting Notes From a 5-acre parcel cropped at 20 hectoliters per hectare, the 2009 La Plus La Fleur de Bouard (400-500 cases of 100% Merlot) boasts an inky/blue/purple color as well as a gorgeous nose of incense, graphite, blueberries, blackberries, ink, and spring flowers, awesome concentration, and sweet..
Cellar/Tasting Notes The finest Canon since the 1982, the 2009 (75% Merlot and 25% Cabernet Franc) reveals a dense blue/purple color along with a classic nose of chalk dust, blueberries, black raspberries, black currants and a touch of wood smoke. Medium to full-bodied, elegant and loaded with an inner framework of..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A highly spiced nose of cassis, red currant, plum and warm earth complements well the equally ripe and notably earthy medium weight flavors that possess a succulent palate impression as there is ample dry extract present. This is really quite powerful with fine focus and detail to the harmonious..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Though intense, this is elegant and vibrant, exhibiting pure cherry, raspberry and tobacco aromas and flavors. Its tannins are very well-integrated. The lingering aftertaste evokes coffee and mineral..."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2008 Barolo Cascina Francia is all understatement and class. Silky, impeccable tannins support expressive red berries, flowers, mint and sweet spices. The 2008 is an intensely perfumed Cascina Francia that impresses for the purity of its fruit and its phenomenal overall balance. Anticipated..
Cellar/Tasting Notes It boasts an inky/purple color along with a gorgeous bouquet of mocha, chocolate, blackberry and cassis fruit, an unctuous texture, a full-bodied, viscous mouthfeel and a skyscraper-like, multilayered finish. This spectacular wine is nearly overwhelming in its richness, thickness and intensity.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Very dense, with espresso, maduro tobacco and a strong tarry edge leading the way for now, while a core of plum cake, hoisin sauce and steeped black currant broods in the background. The dense, ganache-filled finish demands cellaring. This is just a half step behind the La La bottlings now. Very..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Tiny yields, malolactic in barrel, aging on its lees and no fining or filtration produced an exotic, full-throttle St.-Emilion boasting an explosive nose of blueberry pie, lead pencil shavings, black truffles, camphor, incense and toasty oak. Made in a borderline extreme style, the wine is..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The dark ruby/purple-hued 2009 Pavillon Rouge de Chateau Margaux offers a big, sweet kiss of spring flowers intermixed with blueberries and blackberries, a silky texture, and a dense, concentrated, but seamless mouthfeel. This glorious wine should drink well for 20 or more years. (Tasted once.)"
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This offers excellent aromatic depth with a complex and layered nose of red, blue and black pinot fruit laced with subtle spice and earth notes, both of which continue onto the serious, rich and relatively full-bodied flavors that are firm, long and quite pure. This is a relatively refined effort..


text:
When people think of a person having narcolepsy, they frequently envision a person that falls asleep in a funny way. For example, some may think it is funny for a person living with the symptoms of narcolepsy to fall asleep while he or she is eating a bowl of soup. Although the cartoon like image may be entertaining, in reality it's no laughing matter. Narcolepsy facts and information shows that a person can actually die from accidents that occur during these uncontrollable sleeping episodes. Information and facts on narcolepsy are readily available to anyone who wishes to learn more about this neurological sleep disorder. Knowing the facts about narcolepsy, even if you do not suffer with the symptoms, can possibly help someone who does.
The Facts and Information about Narcolepsy
- About three million people around the world have narcolepsy.
- There is no cure for narcolepsy, but there are treatments.
- The aspects of narcolepsy can be dangerous if left untreated.
- People with narcolepsy can't control the episodes when they happen.
These four pieces of narcolepsy information are the beginning to helping people understand about this ailment. With this in mind, the four symptoms of narcolepsy that are suffered by the people living with this sleep sickness should be easier to understand. Note that it is extremely rare for one person to have all four of the following symptoms.
E.D.S. is excessive daytime sleepiness. This is the symptom that defines narcolepsy itself. This means a person can or will inadvertently fall asleep during times when they really need to stay awake.
Cataplexy is likely to be the most dangerous of the symptoms. People with cataplexy experience a sudden lack of muscle tone. This results in falls, accidents, and injuries that can occur to both the person with cataplexy and those in the immediate area.
Sleep paralysis is a symptom that isn't like the others, because it can be an illness by itself without a person having narcolepsy. Sleep paralysis occurs when the brain disconnects from the body, leaving the person aware, but unable to react physically or verbally. It is experience while falling asleep or waking up. Hallucinations can happen during the time period of a sleep paralysis attack.
Hallucinations are a very common symptom found in people with sleep paralysis. Hallucinations are surreal occurrences that have people hearing and seeing things that are not really there. Although it's not unheard of for a narcolepsy patient without sleep paralysis to have hallucinations, it doesn't occur as often.
Information about Narcolepsy Medications
Although there is no known cure for narcolepsy in and of itself, there are medications to treat the symptoms. The types of medications are stimulants, antidepressants and sodium oxybate, which each have a variety of names and brands. Having a closer look at each type of medication can help a person to understand how each one works.
Stimulants are used to treat E.D.S. They serve to help the central nervous system, which in turn helps the narcolepsy patient stay awake and alert, thus making them able to function as needed in school or work. Common stimulants prescribed to narcolepsy patients include Provigil and Nuvigil.
Antidepressants are used in the treatment of patients with cataplexy and in worse cases, hallucinations. Antidepressants are usually combined with stimulants to achieve the desired effect. Common antidepressants prescribed to narcolepsy patients include Prozac and Zoloft, and the generics for these two, being Fluoxetine and Sertraline.
Sodium oxybate is a liquid that must be taken in small doses over a period of three or four hours. This drug helps to produce intense sleep and is used in the treatment of sleep paralysis, cataplexy and hallucinations. The best known type of sodium oxybate prescribed to narcolepsy patients is Xyrem.
There are older drugs known as tricyclic antidepressants, which were said to work wonders for narcolepsy patients with cataplexy, but due to the long list of side effect caused by these drugs, they are not commonly prescribed.
Other Facts on Narcolepsy Treatments
Narcolepsy patients often need more than just medication to help solve the sudden sleep attack issues that interfere with their everyday lives. These factors are commonly called lifestyle changes or therapy, in which the patient must strive to change habits for the betterment of his or her life. These changes can be separated into a list of "DO's" and a list "DON'T's".
Non-Medical Narcolepsy Fact Sheet
- Know the symptoms of narcolepsy and its aspects
- Eat a well-balanced, nutritious diet
- Have a scheduled bedtime and stick to it
- Take prescribed medications according to schedule
- Schedule daytime naps to lower chances of sleep attacks
- Involve friends, neighbors, co-workers, and family members, make them all aware
- Wear a medical tag or bracelet that tells people of this condition
- Keep a journal or diary at all times to record any accidental sleep attacks or muscle weakness
- Stay confident in the treatment and medication
- Get counseling on narcolepsy.
- Do not use over the counter medications that have drowsiness as a side effect.
- Do not eat foods high in fat, sugar, or caffeine.
- Do not use illegal drugs, alcohol, or nicotine products.
- Do not work third shift jobs.
- Do not be embarrassed or afraid to let people know about your condition.
These lifestyle changes can be easily accomplished by anyone willing to try. These changes will help a person that has to live with the symptoms of narcolepsy to reach the goals he or she sets in life, whether it's work or personal. As with any condition that may have serious aspects, getting the right counseling can greatly increase a person's knowledge, as well as giving them a positive outlook or perspective on the matter.
Keeping up with the narcolepsy medications prescribed by doctors and combining these with the changes one has to make in their life will like ensuring adequate nighttime sleep, ease the symptomatic burdens of narcolepsy and other sleep disorders. There is no cure, but no one has to live with this illness being untreated. Keep the physicians notified of any symptom changes that may occur and keep employers and friends, as well as family members informed on this condition.


text:
I believe I can fly (video)
Warning: This video will leave you completely inspired, and make you want to scream at the same time. "I Believe I Can Fly" is a trailer for a documentary by the French director Sébastien Montaz-Rosset. I Believe I can Fly ( flight of the frenchies). Trailer from sebastien montaz-rosset on Vimeo.


text:
Since 1967, we've trained over 1800 qualified human service professionals now working in the fields of mental health, chemical dependency treatment, gerontology, corrections, and developmental disabilities.
Graduates of our program work directly with a diverse group of clients in a wide variety of human service and addiction treatment agencies. The course of study can be completed on a full-time basis (5 semesters) or part-time with day and evening options available. The practicum (internship) portion of the curriculum provides 450 hours of supervised clinical experience in human service agencies and chemical dependency treatment centers.
Graduates are eligible for registration by the Ohio Counselor and Social Worker Board as Social Work Assistants (SWA). Students in the MHT/CD degree program meet the academic and experience requirements for licensure as a Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) with the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board. The program is approved by the Council for Standards in Human Service Education.
After taking MHT 1200, an informational interview and a G.P.A. of 2.0 are required for admission to the program.
If you'd like more information about the MHT and MHT/CD programs, contact us at:
Sinclair Community College
Mental Health Technology - Room 9217
444 W. Third Street
Phone: (937) 512-2845
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
November 21, 2011
Justin Hokanson AuburnSports.com
Leeds (Ala.) four-star prospect Javiere Mitchell has endured a long journey, but Monday marked a new day as the state's No. 3 outside linebacker committed to Auburn... ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now for a FREE Trial
Already a member? Click here to sign in


text:
Tony Martin and your Labour team in Trinity would like to say a big thank you to all of you who voted Labour in 2012. A personal message from Tony Martin: "I want to thank everyone who voted for me in the election. I promise to continue to work hard for Trinity and carry on good work the late Tony Lambert started. I'm happy to take up your issues and concerns and to stand up for Trinity in these tough times".
If you have any issues or local problems we can help with please just get in touch.
Join the Fight !Save Our Post OfficeClick to read more!
Click here to see the top 50!


text:
Summer Research
The UCLA Department of Family Medicine sponsors fellowship positions each summer for medical students to conduct research in Family Medicine, to learn about the practice of Family Medicine, and to participate in activities that give back to our communities. All students completing their first and second year of medical school at UCLA and UC Riverside are welcome to apply. Once again, this year we will be combining fellowships at UCLA with the fellowships at the Department of Family Medicine at Harbor-UCLA to maintain an integrated program. This fellowship has a strong focus on providing health care for underserved populations. This is consistent with the goals of the Department of Family Medicine under the leadership of our chairman, Dr. Patrick Dowling. Information about the summer programs are available below.
- Department of Family Medicine Research Faculty Short Term Training Program Opportunities
Short Term Training Programs (STTP) Application
Application Deadline: March 27, 2013 - Summer Research Fellowships:
- Health Disparities Program
Michael Rodriguez, M.D., M.P.H. - Identification and Designation of Health Professional Shortages Areas (HPSAs) In LA County
Patrick Dowling, M.D., M.P.H.
Gerardo Moreno, M.D. - San Fernando Valley Summer Fellowship in Community Medicine
Glenn Lopez, M.D. - Summer Urban Health Fellowship
Gilberto Granados, M.D., M.P.H. - Please complete the Summer Research Fellowship application and submit it to Sun Lim
- Health Disparities Program
For more information about the summer programs, please contact: Sun Lim, Family Medicine Predoctoral Program Coordinator by email or phone, (310) 825-1048.


text:
Teacher-TalkNovelTeacher-TalkNovel is the email discussion list for In Search of the Novel. Participants of the workshop series, content guides, and Channel staff will participate in this discussion list throughout the initial broadcast of the workshop series. Use this space as an area to share and pose questions about the workshop series, get to know your colleagues, as well as ask questions about technical and access issues. To sign up for this list, please enter your email address here. You will receive a confirmation email shortly after submitting your address. To post a question, you can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or post it below. Be sure to sign up before posting a question.
From: email@example.com
In a message dated 10/1/2001 1:25:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> We must also keep in mind that not all students will be as passionate about
This is a good point, Kris. My supervising teacher made a great comment
You may un-subscribe from this email list at any time by using the online form at the above URL. If you have difficulty using this form, please send email to email@example.com and our mailing list administrator will assist you. Our privacy policy is posted online at: http://www.learner.org/aboutacpb/privacy.html
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Mon Oct 08 2001 - 09:20:40 EDT |


text:
Discover your family's story. Enter a grandparent's name to get started. |
Census Links is a growing catalog of links to transcriptions of census, tax lists, birth, death, marriage and military records, all freely available to help with your genealogy research.
1890 Veterans and widows Special Census Comprehensive listing of 1890 Special Census websites | |
Central Kentucky Militia List, 1786 From the Scott County, Kentucky GenWeb | |
Kentucky Vital Records Index Indexes to selected Kentucky Vital Records are available for searching including the Kentucky Death Index 1911-1992, Marriage Index 1973 - 1993, Divorce Index 1973 - 1993, from the University of Kentucky | |
My Old Kentucky Roots This site links genealogy and history- Biographies, Kentucky Censuses, Civil War, Civil War Rosters, and a lot more | |


text: I AM SOO PISSED OFF. I got a D in computer science. My freaking TA lost my homework and said I never turned it in. I handed it to her personally and made sure she got it. She claims I never turned it in. It was just a hardcopy of the program I turned in electronically. Why would I not turn in the hard copy if they got the program online. So now I received a D for the entier semester. I have no Idea what it's going to do to my GPA (3.6) but it's going to knock it out of the 3.5 range i'm pretty damn sure. I've already tried to dispute it, it's a no-go. I have to take the class either in summer school now or next semester with a new professor that has reviews of being "possibly the professor in the computer science department." :angry: :angry: :angry:


text:
All help topics should be posted in the Editing Discussion forums. Help topics and mod requests posted here will be locked or binned. Thank you.
Toggle Grand Theft Auto Grand Theft Auto
Welcome to GTA Forums!You are not registered! (If you are, click here to login). Registering is fast, free and easy and allows you to instantly reply to any topic on GTAForums. |
GTA VThis forum is dedicated to discussion about the latest installment in the series, Grand Theft Auto V. |
This section is dedicated to Grand Theft Auto IV - the ninth title in the series, released in 2008. |
GTA Chinatown WarsThis forum is dedicated to GTA: Chinatown Wars - the tenth game in the series, and the first to be developed for Nintendo DS. |
GTA Vice City StoriesThis forum is dedicated to GTA: Vice City Stories - a prequel to GTA: Vice City, released in 2006. |
GTA Liberty City StoriesThis forum is dedicated to GTA: Liberty City Stories - the first 3D portable Grand Theft Auto title, released in 2005. |
GTA San AndreasUse this forum to talk about GTA: San Andreas, the fifth title in the series. Please note there is a separate section for modding discussion. |
GTA Vice CityThis forum is dedicated to the fourth title in the series, GTA: Vice City. Please note there is a separate section for modding discussion. |
GTA IIIThis section is dedicated to Grand Theft Auto III - the first 3D title in the series, released in 2001. |
Top Down GamesThis section is dedicated to the 2D Grand Theft Auto titles, including the original, GTA 2, and GTA Advance. |
GTA Series ChatGeneral chat related to the series. This section can also be used to post concept threads for new GTAs. |
Toggle Multiplayer Multiplayer
GTA OnlineGeneral discussion forum for Grand Theft Auto Online. |
EventsOrganise competitions, tournaments, matches and events here. Use this forum to post results and league tables. |
RecruitmentPromote and join multiplayer crews/gangs for GTA Online. |
Crews & GangsUse this forum for all crew/gang chat. |
Toggle GTA Mods GTA Mods
GTA 4 Era ModsDiscussions, documentation and questions on GTA IV mods. |
GTA 3 Era ModsDiscussions, documentation and questions on modding GTA III (including Vice City and San Andreas). |
GTA 1 & GTA 2 ModsModding topics related to GTA 1 & GTA 2. |
TutorialsUser made tutorials for all sorts of GTA3D modding subjects can be found and posted here. |
Mod ShowroomThis forum is dedicated to people who want to show off their [near-]completed GTA mods - texture changes, car stat changes, hacks, etc. |
Hosted ModsGTA Modifications Hosted by GTANET |
Toggle Community Community
Off TopicDiscussion for anything not related to GTA and not covered in the other community forums. |
ExpressionExpress your artistic talents, request a piece of graphic art, share your literary work and discuss issues too complex for other forums here. |
Toggle The Network The Network
GTA Network SupportFor general questions and user support regarding the GTANet family of websites, including GTAForums. |
Site SuggestionsThis is the place to get your suggestions heard for GTANET - GTAForums.com, GTA3.com, GTAVice.com, GTASanAndreas.net, GTALibertyCityStories.net, GTA4.net, GTAV.net, GTAGarage.com & GTAModding.com |
4,428 users are online (in the past 15 minutes)
430 members, 3,978 guests, 20 anonymous users (See full list)
Google, Google Mobile, Dtimmerman7, matthln, BrimStone7, iTz-JoNeSy, tymaster50, Max., razorsharkhead, Bing, x___RELLIK___X, TreFacTor, LukeMeister83, cityspud, QuietJosh, DJ Insanity, Stol3nZ06, HeistsDLC2014, xGuuBr, LosoNYC, SGra5829, lucifieraies, Mike Honcho, Acetaminophen, mrbozzedup, UnbrokenChainz, Stormingz, AlexAshton, IShotBambi, Fireman, Jolly SWAGman, juanjorogo, Headdogg81, GTAGirl878, M6 dRMG, Hypertion, xll MAC llx, Alexfk3, Skool_boy_z, .DJS., Sunfang, universetwisters, sccojake, Sgt Danknesss, Darksword31, Voodoo1612, theKingofLimbsx, logikfive, DevsNzL, biggsull, Majestic81, kizracer94, NightSpectre, Xerstorm, luisniko, Anti Warhol, sparkydeltorro, ryan_J, jss14, jaxta89, lilrican, Killzone3265, A Maned Wolf, mr6plow9, Moarde, rudy., Hondaslayer, brett720, Luxaholic, sinaloakartel, Sborges91, Flukey, hydrodebo, lockstockn1ak, TheJAMESGM, qop, GTA19281, CatDog96, cris-formage, Darth_Starkiller, MajorWhytey, Mm9090, Chwistian, jaysonn92, bluexcell, rs182, SlowRR, Mattoak1, MilezDawg, gear999, Torchim49, pokemon4ever, Ufcmikesk, owlboogie, Upggrade, an0nym0uz, smokingndriving, Nameless Foot Soldier, MMProductions, Happpy11, gameboybp, Druminator, skyjumper303, Glxygry06si, NJW1247, gtasadude, BoJack Cognac, EatMeKillMe, who-dat, iiWoodstocK, ells144, Gustavob, thepowkid, ClippedWings, tisdj, LuXor14, Syphonosis, AJWest, Infuzing, Centrelink, iFight, AussieAustin, ChrisFley, gansterkidsp, singemfrc, GTAhole, stonedpimpso, carmelo3, teagle, Rofl50, Rob142sti, sizzla36, meth., Thisguyherenow, whatsstrength, Hodgey1989, KGBeast, gpcguy1, HandyTNT, pentaxian, henshao, Areacode8O8, bikerman3, TheWarzoneXL, Omnifarious, jeanacolada, secrules2, SlammedSultanRS, ALMOST610, Kiz_, DK22Pac, nick6raphael, Farmer-smurf-420, AnonPerson, ripped condom, Nathan19F, SamuelFri, Txman, CaptnDook, Pat, DeclanTD, The Khamelion, blk95ta, natethegreatforlife, PhoenixJedi, Expeace, mshea11514, LiaN82, The_Sorrow, Zonnex, Mr. Piff 724, lt_yao, sleepymike7, iTony, MeGusta90, GTAVFan2014, marco-polo, ijustcameheretobeeotch, WWWWVWWVWWWVVWWW, xRevItx, Muse182, AiraCobra, Ataricade, Istoned, mochakaboom, gtaszk, KingGTAV, Crazyeighties, Junior123456789, therock247uk, sunglasses-at-night, l The Spider l, PrideofofCucamonga, AznDragon89, gawel72, Day Reaper, VElectroPulseV, theadmiral, Jackalackin, -XS, MTBB47, Bitches_Brew, MelloHello, PhilosophicalZebra, Input, Tyler, R3N3GAUG316, IROCZFOX, dannyz, thedoode365, StayTrue, Alark85, Darkclox, EnclaveSGT, tommyv2468, Nikobellic23, askinnywhitedildo, Joejoes1234, Cudwieser, TheBeard, W1ldthing, Dravec, Yahoo, Fizwalker, Dasrouse, IrishRed88, Imagepure1, smismada, r0eladn, HometownLC, dAfTpUnK2010, PKarco, eMagicks, Thrillride, TurdCORN, TickleBot, shootingallovertheplace, legendarystash, gtarules_95, Deadman2112, eQuis_, ManDog, iEatzNiggletz, Costar, blakwidowstang, Preusse, Beyond882001, Mattyboii, Flyby29, dyfin4life, EarlThePearl, Killbook, xStaY BlaZiNx, pimpnutz, thejack0ff, CR0MAGS, ColePhelps27, EndyBee, wes_jett2008, MrGiovanni, jppatterson22, tumblr, ncodr, GM Inc, MagzGTA, Rayneswitch, paddiwak87, Scumbaggah, ILIKEFIREPLACES, rimer888, HeliPilot, Cilogy, Canucks, Rockaholic77, barmytick, jwyleski, TheIllaDopest, X3MAC, Spurlger, One Poor Fool, XxSkarllexiusxX, Malibu454, ivangtaiv, Los Santos citizen, N2gether69, Diesleman, xRoyalFlush, jpalmer2004, Gigas, Tohnic, B10BLE, kurrupt2013, The Spook, rocky533, CyberScorpion0, Mrthingus, StarVisitor, KingCantona, CHIEFSTA, Hoosierdaddy76, G0DLY, RoadRunner71, BlackNoise, Alexhabs92, dedlee, SnazzyPajamas, visionist, Waiz, Tenxax, Beagle151, aleeeeex, GameTitan88, No-scope=NO_HOPE!!, Marktrav82, EyeMacHunt, alysonlara, Facebook, HerFavColor, WrathChildz, LyricsMode, Hairs36, oksa8, Stratocastor15, netotomuchswagger, halapeno71, bri_1059, jaczor, lowracin, Lucius Aelius, Vic 2.0, Blind and Mute, shadywriter, zakir2, zakace, Fleetwood87, primednu, LordMarvel, jp9865, Drummin, Mr Shakotan, GuapstopNelson, ZancudoTakeover, gta_rulez, o Mr Punchy o, jamieleng, Scheidengourmet, Nima_ir, cloudserverslol, RonaGui, 123Lohr, 6jarjar6, Xx-ADITYA-xX, Admz, Grove_NZ, GVJLIMA, an Deireadh, VoiceoftheVoiceless, BarelyLegal, KillaBlaze, TwoDynamic, CaptianBackwoods, LogoPablo, calearne, Malbuere, Dilin Dafonte, FZPiana, prince_onion, rnb010, XTREME0235, Militia, finn4life, Synchronex, AiwaValentine, Kinghyper, DeafMetal, xNinjaStarfishx, BzzdLghtyr, wrh117, Mr Fyn666, Howlett, Ya_DeaD_HoMeY, COASTERPUNK, Jaddxx, bellssm89, Mac4167, s1ckmad3, MetalisticMCena, Harisbabyface, LancerG2, Startug, RickyD710, Ebouc, Danny-Vain, xIKUE, Beliisario, VideoPoker, tadd, SeaWallTx, W3BB13, QUEEN--ROCKS, Lc gta, MoTK70, heybud, viper venom, Limitless, Lunytunes, quechus13, Reflex Warri0r, countrymike84, Tron Cat


text:
Select your color/finish:
Offering durable craftsmanship and a deep, 8" basin, the Middleton Double-basin sink is the ideal solution for any kitchen. Sound absorption technology and stainless steel construction ensure years of quality use.
- Overall size: 33" x 22"
- 8" Basin depth
- 3 5/8" Drain opening
- Three-hole faucet punching
- Durable satin finish
- SilentShield™, an exclusive sound-deadening system, reduces noise and vibration
- Rolled outer rim for safe handling and increased rim durability
- 40 pack
The product was saved to your project folder.
*Due to the differences in monitors, technical factors, and characteristics of some of our finishes, the colors shown here cannot be represented with all their true qualities. The color tiles should only be considered a guide *All prices are Manufacturer's Suggested List Prices in U.S. dollars. The price you pay at your local supply outlet may be different than the Manufacturer's Suggested List Price. These prices supersede previous prices and are subject to change without notice. These prices do not include shipping. Any sales tax applicable will be added to the prices.


text:
Patriotic Printed Dog Tag Necklaces. You'll make a fashion statement with these necklaces! These flag pendants have patriotic messages printed on the back. Hand out these unique necklaces to your friends on Independence Day. Each 2"H metal dog tag is on a 24"L chain.
Our children's necklace items contain breakaway features, attachments or materials required by the Consumer Product Safety Commission's children's jewelry standard.
$4.25 Per Dozen
Americana Kraft Paper Bags
Per Dozen
5.0 out of 5
USA Flag Tootsie Roll® Midgees
70 Piece(s)
$4.25 Now $3.49
4.6 out of 5
Americana Bunting
3.3 out of 5
Angel with American Flag
4.8 out of 5
USA Flag Buttermints
120 Piece(s)
$6.25 Now $4.99
4.9 out of 5
Bathing Beauties
1 Set(s)
Inflatable Patriotic Buffet
$11.00 Now $10.00
Americana Star Wreath
Firework Picks
100 Piece(s)
"Happy 4th of July" Patriotic Yard Stake
Americana Flags
2.7 out of 5
Spindle Americana Flags
4.5 out of 5
Star-Shaped Bags With Jelly Beans
24 Piece(s)
$7.25 Now $4.99
Stars And Stripes Kiddie Sunglasses
$8.00 Now $7.25
3.7 out of 5


text:
The Messenger received a strange request last week. Author Susan Lingo e-mailed asking permission to use Joe's photo of the chupacabra in a children's book. (See above.)
It's true. The hairless, creepy creature (read: raccoon) will be featured in an elementary reader. The legend of the chupacabra is just one of the stories in the book, and Ms. Lingo said she plans to use the photo at the end of the book where she will give various theories about whether the legend is based on fact or fantasy.
When the creature was discovered last month, it sent Wise County into a tailspin, and the story received nationwide coverage. T-shirts were made, jokes ran rampant and of course, we had a lot of fun with it in the newsroom. And now, it will be remembered in the pages of a children's book.
El chupacabra lives …


text:
The Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium is a nonprofit institution that relies on contributions from individuals and sponsorship from businesses to deliver programs, provide services and present exhibits.
A Fairbanks Museum Membership is a great gift!
Individual members contribute to the life of the Museum in fundamental ways. Your membership dues support services and events that engage people of all ages. Members enjoy benefits such as free admission to the Museum, discounts at The Nature Store, invitations to special events and reduced rates to over 200 science centers across the country through the Association of Science-Technology Centers!
Join today.
Donations to the Museum's Annual Fund can be made in addition to memberships. Annual Fund donations are the bedrock of our operating budget, providing essential support for school services, Eye on the Sky weather programs, caring for our collection and maintaining our treasured Victorian building.
Sustained gifts provide necessary support for as little as $10 a month!
Corporate sponsors invest in our heritage and in our future. The Museum partners with many businesses to deliver services for a strong and healthy community. Business partners are recognized through our monthly e-newsletter, print calendar and on our website.Contribute online.
Planned giving is finding ways to make charitable gifts now or after your lifetime while enjoying financial benefits for yourself.Unlike cash donations, they are typically made from assets in your estate rather than disposable income. The most common planned gift is a bequest in your will or living trust. Other planned gifts include:


text:
I have one with a 1931 barrel date. JB offered the opinion that it is original.
I'll also second John's opinion of the value (price) of the gun on auction. I thought it looked quite nice and suspected it was probably mostly original but for the stock.
Scant stocks are a bit homely looking, but if one is going to shoot it, they feel a lot better than the "S" stock.


text:
JungleWager - SBR initiates rating coverage at C
The sportsbook will use JungleWager.com for current and future depositing bettors. The operation has not been indexed in the SBR Rating Guide due to its primary business being that of a service provider for other bookmakers. SBR will evaluate JungleWager and encourages players who use it, or have used BetMet.com, to contact SBR.
New Ratings Upgrades Downgrades
Rating Change Search Results
Selecting a Sportsbook
Sportsbook Event Comparison
Compare Sportsbooks
Additional Resources
SBR Information
Are you having a problem with your current Sportsbook?
Tell us about it SBR aims to answer all player complaints within two business days.Send Complaint Now


text:
Costume Design /
Mirror Mirror
Eiko Ishioka
Mirror Mirror
After marrying Snow White's father and seizing control of his kingdom, the evil queen, now a widow, locks up her spirited stepdaughter and pursues the handsome Prince Alcott. It is the beautiful princess who draws his attention, however – a turn of events that causes the queen to order the girl's murder.
This is the second Academy Award nomination for Eiko Ishioka. She was previously nominated for:
Winner, Costume Design


text:
Gelatin (Encyclopedia of Food & Culture)
GELATIN. Gelatin (also gelatine, jelly in Britain, jelly powder in Canada, and gelée in France) is a flavorless, transparent thickener derived from animal collagen that dissolves when heated and congeals when cooled, allowing foods to set. This versatile ingredient provides unique textural and sensory properties to both savory and sweet foodstuffs such as mousses, gummy bears, Turkish Delight, nougat, jellied soups, Bavarian cream, aspic, and Jell-O.
Gelatin is composed of protein molecules, made up of chains of amino acids. When placed in liquid, the molecules swell and then dissolve, and the chains separate. After cooling, they re-form as tightly as before. In the warmth of the mouth, they melt, providing excellent flavor release. This property and gelatin's easy digestability and absorption by the body makes gelled desserts appropriate for children, invalids, and the elderly.
Nutritional value of gelatin was recognized as early as the Napoleonic Wars (1800815) when the French used it as a source of protein during the English blockade. Commercial gelatin contains no fat or cholesterol and few calories, making it popular with people who have diet and heart concerns. Commercial manufacturers claim that gelatin promotes nail and hair growth, as well as flexible joints and healthy bones. However, the protein in gelatin is missing an amino acid and thus is not absorbed as a complete protein by the body.
Making Gelatin
The discovery of gelatin was probably serendipitous: When animal bones and hides are boiled in water, the broth that results will set upon cooling. From the Middle Ages through the eighteenth century, making gelatin was a daylong, laborious process in which cattle hooves were boiled for six hours. The stock was clarified as it dripped through a jelly bag, boiled again, and then allowed to sit. Not surprisingly, production was limited to wealthy households with many servants. Another early
Today, the substance is manufactured commercially all over the world. In the United States most gelatin is derived from pig skin. Strictly speaking, this is not a kosher practice (although interpretations vary), and it is not permissible under Islamic dietary law. An alternative, isinglass (made from the air bladders of sturgeon), is acceptable to the religious and vegetarians. Another alternative is agar, made from a variety of red seaweed, commonly used in Japan where it is known as kanten and used in the manufacture of ice cream. Cattle form the basis of gelatin in France and Britain, raising safety concerns about transmission of mad cow disease even in the United States where some gelatin is imported from Europe.
Commercially manufactured gelatin is packaged in ¼-ounce envelopes of desiccated granules; paper-thin sheets, known as leaves (used in jelled Central and Eastern European desserts and aspics); and meltable blocks (Great Britain). In Latin America, gelatin is often mixed with milk or cream instead of water for the popular creamy desserts. In Russia, gelatin encases pigs' feet and other meats.
Aside from home and restaurant cooking, gelatin has wide application in the food industry where its functional properties are used to gel, thicken, stabilize, emulsify, bind, film, foam and whip prepared foods. Among other items, gelatin is incorporated into marshmallows, cake mixes, frostings, bakery glazes, meringues, ice cream, coffee, and powdered milk.
Medieval Beginnings
Elaborate molded jellies began to grace aristocratic British banquet tables in the fourteenth century. In the Late Medieval period (the 1400s) through the 1500s, cooks made savory and sweet jellied dishes using meat, chopped fine, mixed with cream or almond milk that was flavored with spices, rosewater, or sugar to fashion creations known as cullis, gellys, or brawn. In 1754, the first English patent for the manufacture of gelatin was granted. During the Victorian era, copper, and later aluminum, molds were introduced, which made possible the presentation of tall, shimmering creations. Unflavored dried gelatin became available in 1842 from the J and G Company of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Gelatin had an esteemed role in classic French cuisine. Escoffier's legendary Guide Culinaire (1903) includes a chapter on aspic jellies (savory gels) in which the great chef named two kinds: one flavored with champagne; the other with sherry, Marsala, or Madeira. Surprisingly, he mused that aspics might be even more important than stock, the bastion of Gallic cooking, because a cold meat, poultry, or fish entree (known as chaud-froid) is nothing without its glimmering coating of aspic. He warned that the value of the aspic decreased in direct proportion to its increasing firmness. The ideal was a softer consistency so aspic could even be served in a sauceboat. Gelatin also figured in many classic French desserts like blanc-mange, charlottes, mousses, and Bavarian creams.
Gelatin in the United States
In America, in 1845, Peter Cooper, inventor of the steam locomotive, secured a patent for a gelatin dessert powder called Portable Gelatin, requiring only the addition of hot water. The same year, the J and G Company began exporting its Cox Gelatin to the United States. The new formulas never gained much popularity, however, and as late as 1879 when the classic Housekeeping in Old Virginia was published, editor Marion Cabell Tyrer, while admitting that jelly made of calves and hogs was "more troublesome," claimed it was more nutritious than Cox's or Nelson's desiccated formulas. Plymouth Rock Gelatin Company of Boston patented its Phosphated Gelatin in 1889. In 1894, Charles Knox introduced granulated gelatin, making the brand something of a household word. This opened the way for a plethora of American recipes that gained popularity, particularly during the 1950s when chiffon pie and tomato aspic (made of gelatin and tomato juice) became staples.
Although Jell-O is considered déclassé in upscale restaurants, gelatin was resurrected and frenchfied by American chefs in the late 1990s, who reverted to calling the sweets "gelées." These creative formulas have been limited only by imagination since virtually any liquid can be usedoffee, champagne, grape and beet juice, rosé wine, sangria, and fruit poaching liquids. What began in the Middle Ages as an elite food has come full circle and returned to gourmet status.
See also Escoffier, Georges-Auguste; Medieval Banquet;Proteins and Amino Acids; Icon Foods; Women and Food.
Wyman, Carolyn. JELL-O: A Biography, The History and Mystery of "America's Most Famous Dessert." San Diego, Calif., New York and London: Harcourt, 2001. Contains material on gelatin as well.
Shapiro, Laura. Perfection Salad: Women and Cooking at the Turn of the Century. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1986.
Belluscio, Lynne. The JELL-O Reader. Le Roy, N.Y.: Le Roy Pennysaver, 1998. A collection of forty articles by the director of the Le Roy Historical Society. Also contains material on gelatin.
Berzok, Linda Murray. "My Mother's Recipes: The Diary of a Swedish American Daughter and Mother." In Pilaf, Pozole, and Pad Thai: American Women and Ethnic Food, edited by Sherrie A. Inness. Amherst, Mass.: University of Massachusetts Press, 2001. The social meaning, for women, of Jell-O molded salads.
Linda Murray Berzok
Gelatin (How Products are Made)
Gelatin is a protein substance derived from collagen, a natural protein present in the tendons, ligaments, and tissues of mammals. It is produced by boiling the connective tissues, bones and skins of animals, usually cows and pigs. Gelatin's ability to form strong, transparent gels and flexible films that are easily digested, soluble in hot water, and capable of forming a positive binding action have made it a valuable commodity in food processing, pharmaceuticals, photography, and paper production.
As a foodstuff, gelatin is the basis for jellied desserts; used in the preservation of fruit and meat, and to make powdered milk, merinque, taffy, marshmallow, and fondant. It is also used to clarify beer and wine. Gelatin's industrial applications include medicine capsules, photographic plate coatings, and dying and tanning supplies.
Until the mid-nineteenth century, making gelatin was a laborious task. Calves' feet were loaded into a large kettle that was then placed over a fire. The feet were boiled for several hours after which the liquid was strained and the bones were discarded. After setting for 24 hours, a layer of fat would rise to the top. This was skimmed off and discarded. Sweeteners and or flavorings were added to the liquid and it was poured into molds and allowed again to set.
By the 1840s, however, some producers were grinding the set gelatin into a fine powder or cutting it into sheets. One of them was Charles B. Knox, a salesman from Johnston, New York, who hit on the idea of making gelatin more convenient after watching his wife Rose make it in their kitchen. Knox packaged dried sheets of gelatin and then hired salesmen to travel door-to-door to show women how to add liquid to the sheets and use it to make aspics, molds, and desserts. In 1896, Rose Knox published Dainty Desserts, a book of recipes using Knox gelatin.
The first patent for a gelatin dessert was issued in 1845 to industrialist and inventor Peter Cooper. Cooper had already made a name for himself as the inventor of the Tom Thumb steam engine. He had also made a fortune in the manufacture of glue, a process similar to that for making gelatin.
In 1897, Pearl B. Wait, a carpenter and cough medicine manufacturer, developed a fruit-flavored gelatin. His wife, May Davis Wait, named his product Jell-O. The new product was not immediately popular and Wait sold the rights to the process to Orator Francis Woodward, owner of the Genesee Food Company, for $450. Sales continued to limp along until 1902 when an aggressive advertising campaign in Ladies Home Journal magazine generated enormous interest. Sales jumped to $250,000.
The use of gelatin in food preparation increased six-fold in the 40-year period from 1936-1976. Today, 400 million packages of Jello-O are produced each year. Over a million packages are purchased or eaten each day.
In the field of photography, gelatin was introduced in the late 1870s as a substitute for wet collodion. It was used to coat dry photographic plates, marking the beginning of modern photographic methods. Gelatin's
Raw Materials
Animal bones, skins, and tissue are obtained from slaughterhouses. Gelatin processing plants are usually located nearby so that these animal byproducts can be quickly processed.
Acids and alkalines such as caustic lime or sodium carbonate are used to extract minerals and bacteria from the animal parts. They are either produced in the food processing plant or purchased from outside vendors.
Sweeteners, flavorings, and colorings are added in the preparation of food gelatin. These can be in liquid or powdered forms and are purchased from outside vendors.
The Manufacturing Process
Inspection and cutting
- 1 When the animal parts arrive at the food processing plant, they are inspected for quality. Rotted parts are discarded. Then, the bones, tissues, and skins are loaded into chopping machines that cut the parts into small pieces of about Sin (12.7cm) in diameter.
Degreasing and roasting
- 2 The animal parts are passed under high-pressure water sprays to wash away debris. They are then degreased by soaking them in hot water to reduce the fat content to about 2%. A conveyer belt moves the degreased bones and skins to an industrial dryer where they are roasted for approximately 30 minutes at about 200° F (100° C).
Acid and akaline treatment
- 3 The animal parts are soaked in vats of lime or some other type of acid or akali for approximately five days. This process removes most of the minerals and bacteria and facilitates the release of collagen. The acid wash is typically a 4% hydrochloric acid with a pH of less than 1.5. The alkaline wash is a potassium or sodium carbonate with a pH above 7.
- 4 The pieces of bone, tissue, and skin are loaded into large aluminum extractors and boiled in distilled water. A tube running from the extractor allows workers to draw off the liquid that now contains gelatin. The liquid is sterilized by flash-heating it to about 375° F (140° C) for approximately four seconds.
Evaporating and grinding
- 5 From the extractor, the liquid is piped through filters to separate out bits of bone, tissue or skin that are still attached. From the filters, the liquid is piped into evaporators, machines that separate the liquid from the solid gelatin. The liquid is piped out and discarded. The gelatin is passed through machines that press it into sheets. Depending on its final application, the gelatin sheets are passed through a grinder that reduces them to a fine powder.
Flavoring and coloring
- 6 If the gelatin is to be used by the food industry, sweeteners, flavorings, and colorings may be added at this point. Pre-set amounts of these additives are thoroughly mixed into the powdered gelatin.
The packaging process is automated, with preset amounts of gelatin poured into overhead funnels through which the gelatin flows down into bags made of either polypropylene or multi-ply paper. The bags are then vacuumed sealed.
Quality Control
Gelatin manufacturers must adhere to stringent national and international food processing requirements. These regulations include but are not limited to cleanliness of the plant, equipment and employees; and allowable percentages of additives, flavorings, and colorings.
Automated and computerized technologies allow the processors to preset and monitor ingredient amounts, time and temperature, acidity and alkalinity, and flow levels. Valves are installed along pipelines to allow for continuous sampling of the product.
Gelatin is processed to varying "bloom" values that measure the gel strength or firmness. The desired strength corresponds to the manner in which the gelatin will be used. The bloom value is technically measured and monitored throughout the production process.
The Future
Since 1986 when the presence of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), also known as mad cow disease, was reported in Great Britain, there has been much concern about the processing of beef bones for the production of gelatin. In 1989, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned the importation of cattle from the Department of Agriculture's list of of BSE-designated countries. However, a 1994 FDA ruling allowed the continued importation of bones and tissues for the production of pharmaceutical grade gelatin.
By 1997, however, the FDA held hearings to reconsider its decision. After interviewing gelatin processors, the agency found that while gelatin has not been implicated in the spread of BSE, officials are not convinced that the manufacturing processing is extracting all possible agents that are responsible for the disease. It was generally agreed that beef sources carry more of a risk than those from pork, that bones carry a higher risk than skins, and that alkaline processing is more effective than the acid-extraction method. These findings will certainly affect the gelatin-processing industry in the next century.
Where to Learn More
Harvey Lang, Jenifer, ed. Larousse Gastronomique. New York: Crown Publishers, 1988, reprinted 1998.
Marwick, Charles. "BSE sets agenda for imported gelatin." Journal of American Medical Association (June 4, 1997): 1,659.
Leiner Davis Gelatin. http://www.gelatin.com/ (June 29, 1999).
Kraft Foods. http://www.kraftfoods.com/ (June 29, 1999).
Sterling Gelatin. http://www.sterlinggelatin.com (June 29, 1999).
i>Mary McNulty
Source: How Products are Made, ©2002 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.
Source: Encyclopedia of Food & Culture, ©2003 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


text:
One of our favorite things when it comes to writing about hotels is the food, especially when it's breakfast—it's the most important meal of the day, after all. And the Joshua Grindle Inn in Mendocino did not disappoint with its home cooked dishes that sound better than any wake up call.
Thankfully, the inn provides those of us who are dreaming of a getaway with recipes of some of its more popular dishes we can enjoy at home. We simply couldn't resist sharing with you the recipe for their Spicy Baked Pears. Enjoy!
Baked Pears
5 large ripe pears
1/2 c dark brown sugar
3/4 c orange juice (or enough to make 1/2 inch of liquid in baking dish)
1/4 c butter
Pinch of ground cloves
Vanilla yogurt
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Line bottom of 10×15 inch baking dish with the brown sugar. Sprinkle sugar layer generously with cinnamon, mace and pinch of clove. Slice pears in half; remove cores and stems. Lay pears cut side down on sugar mixture. Pour orange juice over pears and dot with butter. Bake for 15-20 minutes, or until pears are tender.
To serve, place pear cut side down on a serving dish, pour some of the juice mixture over the pear. Place a dollop of yogurt along side of the pears and top with freshly grated nutmeg.
* This recipe can be prepared in advance by combining all the ingredients except the orange juice. Pour over right before baking.
Serves 10


text:
SIGN-IN | Join our Community
Bookmark this site!
Site sponsored by:
home | press room
Advanced Site Search
For some reason, things like dead animals, manure, and garbage are magnets to dogs, and there is nothing in the world they'd rather smell like. Some theorize that dogs' instinct tells them that the terrible smells will cover up their scent and make it easier for them to sneak up on prey. Regardless of why they do it, the best way for you to stop your dog from diving into the garbage pile is to never giving her the chance. Some ways to do that: Keep her fenced in your yard and pick up any manure in the area Use trash cans that won't pop open if she knocks them over Keep your dog on a leash when you go on walks and keep a sharp eye out for any smelly things that may strike her fancy Practice the "come" command over and over again in your yard, and reward your dog every time she comes. Repeat it until she comes to you consistently, so that the next time you see her start rolling, you can call her back.
Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube
Copyright © 2013 American Animal Hospital Association | Privacy Policy


text:
Would you like a bike that writes out messages as you cruise down the street? I know I would. A Parsons student named Joshua Kinberg takes his bike on a Maiden Voyage spelling out "I love New York".
The story doesn't end there thugh, Joshua Kinberg recieved a cease-and-desist letter beause he was using the word "Bluetooth", he explains the twists and turns in that story here: Developments in the "Bluetooth Users Against Bush" Website Saga.


text:
Enter Your E-mail To Join Our Monthly Mailing List!
Get notices about upcoming shows & events! We will not spam you or share your
e-mail address with anyone else and you can cancel anytime.
Home | Show Calendar | Box Office | Improv School | Private Events | Corporate Info | Players | About Us | Directions | Contact Us
Website Designed by NM Technologies


text:
Results 1 to 5 of 11
Thread: Clover
May 24th, 2013 11:40 PM #1Member
- Join Date
- Jan 2012
- Posts
- 51
Hi everyone! Can I get an opinion on Clover? I really like it and DH loves it (no baby on the way but we have been doing some serious name talk recently). However I'm hearing mixed things...mostly that Clover seems rather bovine. Or like a dog/rabbit/cat name. This is not my association with it at all, nor DH's, but I want to get a wider consensus. An acquaintance of mine recently named her baby Clover and it is perfect for their family and seems very normal to me because of them. But maybe it is actually really too associated with animals? Coincidentally I also had a childhood hamster I named Clover...but she ended up with about 4 other names and nicknames in her short life span because I was a name nerd from birth and couldn't resist. Still, it's a little weird to think about a daughter sharing her name with my first pet. (And Clover the hamster was not a particularly nice pet...she bit me all the time.)
May 24th, 2013 11:48 PM #3Senior Member
- Join Date
- Jan 2013
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Posts
- 361
One of my top names for sure. I tried on numerous occasions to convince SO about this one to no avail. One of my best friends said it was too 'My Little Pony', and I remembered that I indeed owned that very pony 20 years ago!
I still love it. I may use it on a future pet at this point.
I think it'll become more acceptable over time. For now, it's still a bit on the 'hipster' or 'out-there' scale to most.Mama to ~Rowan Josephine 1/12~
and ~Teagan Dahlia~ 5/13~
May 24th, 2013 11:51 PM #5
It's cute and I can see it being used these days, but I personally prefer Clove, even though that might be too Hunger Games at the moment.
~inside this teenberry's mind ~~Please vote on constantly changing middle name possibilities (updated 11/27/13)
Feel free to comment and suggest!
♀ ~ Adair ~ Aurora ~ Brooke ~ Calla ~ Cassia ~ Cordelia ~ Georgina ~ Imogen ~ Rose ~ Violet ~
♂ ~ Adrian ~ Benedict ~ Benjamin ~ Dominic ~ Jack ~ Leonardo ~ Nathaniel ~ Tristan ~
☺☺☺ ~ Cassia Jane ~ Cordelia Frances ~ Georgina Alice ~ Benedict Evander ~ Jack Peregrine ~ Dominic Reeve ~
May 25th, 2013 12:22 AM #7Senior Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2012
- Posts
- 299
May 25th, 2013 09:18 AM #9Senior Member
- Join Date
- Mar 2012
- Posts
- 3,632
The mayor of the major city we live very near is a Clover. Some people locally dislike it for political associations but I've never heard bitching about the name itself. I like it. It's a nice botanical Chloe alternative. And I like the Esther/Briar/Vesper sort of names that end in an r but aren't occupational.
And as the wife of a man who is fond of Erin, Clare, and Saoirse, I could see Clover being used as a bit of a salute (not a classic choice but a reference) for those of Irish heritage.


text:
Jan 15, 2013, 07:45 AM | #1 |
iMac mail is just Soooo confusing!
Could someone kindly explain to me how imac mail is supposed to work. I just cannot get my head around it!
I spent 2 hours on the phone to support yesterday and they weren't much help!! Basically as well as the imac I own an ipad and iPhone. I have 3 email addresses. 2 AOL one mine and one my partners and a gmail addy. If I send an email from my iphone or ipad. They show up in my AOL sent box on my mac. But if I send one from my mac they only show up in the local mac mailbox (one with paper plane logo) and not in my AOL sent folder!! Gmail seems to work fine. Also. For some reason the mail sent today is only showing the time top right in blue and not date! And on ipad and iPhone in sent folder it shows recipient in bold above email. On the mac it just shows sender I.e me even if I adjust the 'sort by' at top!! Could this be an AOL problem or are my devices just not syncing correctly!!?! Again I would really appreciate some help. It's driving me nuts trying to sort it! |
0 |
Jan 15, 2013, 12:22 PM | #2 | |
0 |
Jan 15, 2013, 04:39 PM | #3 | |
0 |
Jan 15, 2013, 06:58 PM | #4 |
0 |
Jan 15, 2013, 07:26 PM | #5 | |
I tried unchecking it also. I think I'm understanding what is going on now. As the mailbox on the mac is slightly different to the ipad/iPhone! My AOL folders are just that. Folders. As long as all my sent, archived etc are being saved on the server. I can delete the folders I don't need! I'm going to call AOL tomorrow to confirm this. I just want it to be as simple as possible!! |
0 |
Previous Thread
Next Thread
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 04:08 PM.


text:
Boat Parts & Accessories
Kokatat Watersports
2 Items
Product Results
Show results with:
Brand (2)
Kokatat Kayaking / Paddling Apparel
Kokatat addresses the needs of paddlers with GORE-TEX™ boater's pants and TROPOS fabric Super Breeze jackets - specifically designed by Kokatat …
matched on
List price: $95.00
Starting at:
Too Low to Show!
In stock
Kokatat Eureka Kayaking PFDs (Life Vests)
Life Vests The Personal Flotation Device, or life vest, is arguably one of the most important pieces of equipment when it comes to paddle sports. All …
matched on
List price: $95.00
Starting at:
Too Low to Show!
In stock
2 Items
Shop by Category
Boat Mirrors
Boat Misting System
Inflatable and Watersport Buoys
Kneeboards & Accessories
Life Jackets, Vests & PFDs
Pool Floats & Toys
Rash Guards & Lycra Shirts
Ski & Tow Ropes
Small Boats
Stand Up Paddle Boards (SUPs)
Tubes, Towables, Inflatables
Wakeboards & Accessories
Wakeobard Towers & Pylons
Wakeskates & Accessories
Water Ski Pylons & Tows
Water Skis & Accessories
Shop All Categories
Live Chat
How Do I Check My Order Status?
How Do I Return a Product?
Start a Return Online
How Do I Set Up an Account?
Our Full FAQs
Our Return Policies
Contact Us
Currently Shipping to U.S.A & Canada
Change country
Back to U.S. website
Shopping Cart (0 items)
Currently there are no items in your shopping cart
My Account
Create an Account
Search all products
Search in Kokatat Watersports
Welcome. How may we help you today?
FREE SHIPPING on Boat Covers!
Boat Parts & Accessories
Boat Covers
Boat Propellers
Bimini Tops
Boat Lift Canopy Covers
Boat Motor Parts
Boat Motors
Inflatable Boats
Boats for Sale
Boats for Sale
New Boats
Boating Community
Boating Forums
Boating Blog


text:
All Steel Frames: Tents-Canopy.com maintains quality by specing only high grade steel. Every frame pipe tube and connector goes through an exhaustive 13 Step Rhino Shield surface prep process. Next our proprietary DuPont thermo set powder coating is baked on not sprayed virtually eliminating peeling, rusting chipping and corrosion. You can see the difference- Tents-Canopy.com frames deliver an even consistent smooth finish that looks as good as it performs. It all starts with a solid frame.
Availability: Usually ships in 3-5 business days
To Speak with a CanopiesAndTarps.com Specialist call us at 877-811-3911.


text:
Nos puede llamar desde afuera de Estados Unidos de manera gratuita desde estos palses.
Fill out the form below to apply for the Rackspace program which best suits your business needs.
Required fields are marked with a red star (*).
The Rackspace Cloud Tools Marketplace (CTM) provides our customers access to technology solutions that augment the Rackspace public cloud product portfolio. More than 150 partners provide enhanced security, application monitoring, big data, mobile development tools, and more. To have your solution evaluated for inclusion in the marketplace, please fill out the form below.
( are invisible to spam bots)


text:
When analyzing an application problem, it is critical to capture traffic in the right location, with the right method (SPAN or TAP), on the right server, using the right analyzer – one that won't drop traffic.
If the stars somehow align and this is all possible, the final piece of the 'capture' puzzle is collecting traffic at the right time. The problem needs to be in progress while the capture is running. This may be the most difficult part of the process, since many application problems are intermittent, and cannot be reproduced on-demand.
To address this problem, many engineers choose to use a Network Recorder to collect every packet on a connection over a long period of time, allowing them to analyze problems that have occurred in the past. However, this analysis tool can only capture traffic that has been properly sent to it. As has been repeatedly discussed on this site, a packet can be captured in three basic ways – using a SPAN/Mirror port on a switch or a network tap. The SPAN/Mirror port or tap must be able to handle the traffic stream being monitored, which can be tricky in a high-throughput environment.
When capturing, make sure that the traffic level is well under the threshold for the capture method, and that a capture device such as the Network Time Machine is used, which can capture at line-rate in high-traffic environments, 24/7.
If a packet is lost by the capture method, meaning the SPAN or Tap, this will appear as packet loss to the analyzer. Time may be spent chasing a false alarm such as packet loss, when the issue all along was with packets not making it to the analyzer. Considering these things ahead of time and taking appropriate action will save tons of time when an application problem strikes.
Capture once. Capture smart!
Author Profile - Chris Greer is a Network Analyst for Packet Pioneer. Chris has many years of experience in analyzing and troubleshooting networks. He regularly assists companies in tracking down the source of network and application performance problems using a variety of protocol analysis and monitoring tools including Wireshark and ClearSight Analyzer. Chris also delivers training and develops technical content for several analysis vendors. He can be contacted at chris (at) packetpioneer (dot) com.


text:
Animal Families
Episode 3: Gathering Food
From bees gathering pollen to bat-eared foxes digging for bugs, the way animals collect their food is explored.
Post a comment
Recently added programmes "Animal Families"
Animal Families
Episode 12: Going To Bed
This instalment is all about bedtime. George and Millie meet a baby koala who is trying to go to sleep in a tree. -
Animal Families
Episode 11: Colours
Michaela investigates how animals use different colours to protect themselves. -
Animal Families
Episode 10: At The Beach
It's time for a trip to the beach. Then Michaela takes Oliver and Abby to visit a colony of seals.
Latest "Kids" programmes online
Power Rangers Samurai
Series 1 - Christmas Together, Friends Forever
It is the night before Christmas, and all through the Shiba House the teens reflect on their first year together as a team and as friends. The following snowy Christmas morning brings them an unexpected lesson about the true spirit of the holidays. -
Olly The Little White Van
Series 1 - Duck and Cover
When Alfie the Elephant drinks the zoo's entire duck pond, it is left to Olly and Stan to find Mamma Duck and her two little ones a new home. Between Percy's loud music, Meg's unfriendly cat and Sir Ronald Grump being, well, grumpy, this proves to be no easy task. -
Olly The Little White Van
Series 1 - The Mystery Of The Bumpton Ghost
Excitement errups in bumpton as ghost sightings pour in. The local news team even turns up to investigate. Olly and Stan decide to do a little investigating of their own. Could the ghostly figure scaring people have anything to do with Jertho's nocturnal activities?


text:
Widget and Gadgets Support
Avon, NY 14414
WeatherBug Widget for Mac OS X Dashboard Support
Below are answers to some common questions about the WeatherBug Mac Widget for OS X Dashboard. If you do not see your question here, please fill out a Support Request Form or visit the WeatherBug Forums.
- How do I get the WeatherBug Widget for Mac?
You can download it here. Then follow the 'Installation Instructions'
- How do I change the location of the observations?
When you first open the widget, it will prompt you for a ZIP Code. Then it will give you a list of the closest WeatherBug stations from which to choose.
If you find you want to change the location, simply click on 'i' in the lower right corner to flip the widget. It will again prompt you for a new ZIP Code.
- How do I change the units of the temperature and/or wind speed?
Simply click on 'i' in the lower right corner to flip the widget, then click the 'Advanced' tab. Selecting the 'C°' will change the temperature to the Celsius scale and the wind speed to km/h. The 'F°' will select the Fahrenheit scale and mph.
- Can I run multiple instances of the widget?
Absolutely. The widget was created so you can keep an eye on the weather in as many places as you choose. Simply open another instance of the widget.
Weather News
Other Top Weather Headlines
Major Winter Storm Eyes Texas to Appalachians
A dangerous concoction of snow, sleet, and freezing rain will cause numerous travel issues and power outages from the Lone…More >
Gales Hit Scotland, North Europe Braces For Storm
Gale-force winds hit Scotland on Thursday, leaving thousands of homes without electricity and halting…More >
Pets Require Extra Attention In Cold Weather
Bone-chilling temperatures are here, so now is not the time to forget about your…More >
Weather Near Avon, NY
Camera for Avon, NY
Be Prepared, Know Before
Get faster alerts and better forecasts from the exclusive neighborhood-level WeatherBug network.
Learn More


text:
recipe reviews for:
"You'll get two loaves of classic zucchini bread, sweet and cinnamon-spicy. This is a definite crowd-pleaser."
My Profile | Cooks I Like Reviews | Photos | Recipes | Menus | Blog
Cooking Level: Expert
Cooking Level: Intermediate
A new recipe revealed each day until Christmas. Check it out!
Get time-saving recipes to save your busy life.
Get the season's best recipes for holiday feasting.
See how to make a cinnamon-spicy, slightly sweet zucchini bread.
This bread is moist and delicious—great for a snack or dessert.
See how to make a super-moist, five-star quick bread.


text:
Designed and built in just 18 days at the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore in Pakistan, 7 x 3.5 x 4.5 ft (2.13 x 1.06 x 1.37 meter), 132 pound (60 kg) low-rider features a custom built, t-shaped aluminum framework at the front of the vehicle, and the back part of an old bicycle frame at the rear, joined just behind the seating area to shock absorbers. The reverse three-wheeler - with two wheels at the front and one at the rear - also has a 40 watt photovoltaic canopy above the rider that charges the onboard 12v/80Ah dry cell solar battery.
An eco-friendly vehicle that uses solar energy as its source of input. A solar panel is used to charge the battery and the battery drives the dc motor.
Its a vehicle that uses reverse trike configuration, i-e two front wheels and a single wheel on the rear side. Steering is done with the help of front wheels. It also consists of a solar panel, Battery and a dc motor.
Solar Panel
Steering Mechanism
Chain and sprocket mechanism
Charging circuit
Length: 7ft
Width: 3.5ft
Height: 4.5ft
Weight: aprox~ 60kg
Motor: 24Volts DC, 17Amp
Battery: 12Volts, 80AH
Materials: Aluminum, Steel and Cast Iron
Material Quantity Cost (Rupees)
Aluminum Sections
(2'' x 1'') 12ft length
2 ...................................................2500
Aluminum Plates 2 .......................500
Steering Parts (hinges) 2 ...........150
Solar Panel 1 .............................12000
DC Motor 1 .................................7500
Battery 1 .....................................8000
Tire set 3 ....................................2400
Brake set 1 ................................100
Iron Plates 7'' x 4'' 2 .................300
Iron Plate 3'' x 3'' 2 ......................150
U shaped Iron Sections 4 ..........500
Aluminum Sections for Solar Panel length 6.5ft 2 .............600
Sprockets 2 .....................500
Handle 1 ..................100
Seat 1 .......................550
Cycle Chain 1 ..........................400
Chassis Rear Section 1 .....................1000
Nuts bolts washers and miscellaneous - ............2120
Labor Cost - ....................................7300
TOTAL COST - 46670/- Rupees (APPROX ~550 USD)
Please vote for my Instructable (you can see the image for "VOTE NOW!" on the top left of this page)
1-40 of 86 | Next » |
I want to be your fan, what's your fb ID.
but i want to ask some questions :-
1. It is possible to run a 24v dc motor with a 12v battery?
2. How much torque is produced by ur motor and at what rpm?
3. weight of your vehicle?
1. If we want to use the same technology and use it as rickshaw / cart to carry construction material, or vegetables, or waste material, how much weight it can carry with present battery.
2. Suppose if we want to carry material of 250-300kg as solar powered rickshaw.
3. Incase during winter or rainy days, when no solar energy, can we charge the battery through electricity (as as back-up charge). Some solar water heaters come up with both option, solar charge & water can be heated through electric connection also.
excellent...kep it up..:)
hey can you please send me solar panel specifications
to my email email@example.com
It was a pleasure to know about the project. Actually i was working on the same lines for some months. Now can you please tell me in detail how did you decide the pv pannel specifications n the battery. please mail the calculations to my email id
It was a pleasure to know about the project. Actually i was working on the same lines for some months. Now can you please tell me in detail how did you decide the pv pannel specifications n the battery. please mail the calculations to my email id
the info you need is written in Step 10.
However, it can go upto 70 km in single charge
motor is 24V DC, 17amps, makes it half HP
. . . For better solar-power conversion, see developments in NanoSolar technology from CalTech University ...
1. I am interested in Solar Panel specifications and also exact source from where it can be purchased..
2. Charge controller seems from Electronik 2000 Hall Road Lahore.
What is its kit #
3. Is there any provision to get vehicle driven with pedal power in emergency?
1. well the panel i used was given to me by my university however it was a 48V DC 40Watt PV, Amorphous silicion panel.
2. yea its from electrinic 2000, but i dont remember its kit # but you can take from them by calling it "12V Cut-off cuicuit"
3. Not at the moment but by doing some mechanical changes it can be driven using pedals!
P.S. Cant talk in udru warna urdu main hi likhta! =D
1-40 of 86 | Next » |


text:
83-14271 - Clear Raspberry Pi Enclosure
These Raspberry Pi enclosures are designed to give you maximum use of the Raspberry Pi board. Designed to allow viewing of the status LED's as well as proper airflow to keep your Raspberry Pi cool.
Mfr Name: Multicomp
Mfr Number: MC-RP001-CLR
83-14473 - Black Raspberry Pi Enclosure
A compact, low-cost case is tailored to fit the Raspberry Pi board and provides openings for all the connectors. This includes an exit slot in the side of the case allowing a ribbon cable to be fitted to the board's 40-pin GPIO header. An optional SD Card Cover...
Mfr Name: MCM
Mfr Number: CTLBLAPIENCL-02
83-14422 - Raspberry Pi VESA Mount Case
Mount your Raspberry Pi to the back of your VESA compatible flat screen TV with this shiny acrylic case.
Mfr Name: Distributed By MCM
Mfr Number: PI-PLATE-MCM
83-15494 - Pimoroni Raspberry Pi Camera Mount
Pimoroni's adjustable Pi Camera mount is a great accessory for Pi shutterbugs. Little screws attach the Pi Camera solidly and the design allows for multiple positions. There's also a 1/4" hole that you can use to attach the camera to a standard camera tripod mount...
Mfr Number: CTLCAMERA-01
83-14270 - Black Raspberry Pi Enclosure
Mfr Number: MC-RP001-BLK
83-14424 - Raspberry Colored Raspberry Pi Case
Mfr Number: CTLPIENCL-02
83-14475 - Clear Raspberry Pi Enclosure
Mfr Number: CTLCLEPIENCL-02
83-14384 - Raspberry Pi Prototyping Plate Kit
Now that you've finally got your hands on a Raspberry Pi® , you're probably itching to make some fun embedded computer projects with it. What you need is an add on prototyping Pi Plate from Adafruit, which can snap onto the Pi PCB (and is removable later if you wi...
Mfr Name: Adafruit Industries
Mfr Number: 801
83-15492 - Black Raspberry Pi Camera Case
The perfect enclosure for your Raspberry Pi camera. The ABS plastic case with a high gloss finish will complement any Raspberry Pi build.
Mfr Number: 2334484
83-14474 - Blue Raspberry Pi Enclosure
Mfr Number: CTLBLUPIENCL-02
83-15493 - Carbon Raspberry Pi Camera Case
Mfr Number: 2334485
83-14423 - Raspberry Pi Mounting Support Bar
Support bar for mounting the Raspberry Pi on a flat surface.
Mfr Number: PI-SUPPORT
83-14388 - Pi Box - Raspberry Pi Enclosure
Keep your Raspberry Pi® computer safe and sound in this lovely clear acrylic enclosure.
Mfr Number: 859
83-14635 - PiBow Rainbow Colored Raspberry Pi Case
Pibow - the colourful, durable and fun case for the Raspberry Pi. The case is crafted out of seven unique colourful layers with a transparent top and base. Each layer is laser cut from colourful high-quality cast acrylic and once stacked they securely contain a R...
Mfr Name: Pimoroni
Mfr Number: PIBOW
83-14880 - Raspberry Pi SD Cover - Blackberry Colored
This SD card cover is simply inserted between the two halves of This Raspberry Pi case, and it will effectively protect the SD card from knocks, bangs, and accidental removal. Image does not reflect color, see Features for correct color
Mfr Number: CTLBLKSDCOVER
83-15627 - Clear PcDuino Case with Removable Cover
The perfect PcDuino case. A clear acrylic case laser cut to fit the PcDuino SBC (Single Board Computer). This case incorporates a removal cover to facilitate easy connection of jumpers and cables.
Mfr Number: COM_ACCASE_PCDUINO_P
83-15625 - Pcdunio Case
The LinkSprite clear enclosure is a more powerful box for your pcDuino and Arduino boards. Depending on the board used, the alignment can be changed to fit either type of board>
Mfr Number: COM_CASE_PCDUINO_CLE


text:
The Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Fund is about to have its annual dinner, at which it bestows awards on women "who make a difference," that is, those "who are making significant contributions to the advancement of women, girls and their families in Connecticut." That's nice, but CWEALF's decision to bestow an award on Judge Lynda B. Munro raises serious ethical issues.
Font Size:
Legally Conservative
Judicial Award Raises Ethical Issues
The Connecticut Law Tribune
September 28, 2012
This content is now available at LexisNexis®.
The ALM® and LexisNexis® Content Alliance
LexisNexis® is now the exclusive third party online distributor of the broad collection of current and archived versions of ALM's legal news publications. LexisNexis® customers will be able to access and use ALM's content by subscribing to the LexisNexis® services via lexis.com® and Nexis®. This includes content from The National Law Journal®, The American Lawyer®, Law Technology News®, The New York Law Journal® and Corporate Counsel®, as well as ALM's other newspapers, directories, legal treatises, published and unpublished court opinions, and other sources of legal information.
ALM's content plays a significant role in your work and research, and now through this alliance LexisNexis® will bring you access to an even more comprehensive collection of legal content.
If you are not currently a LexisNexis subscriber, contact 1-800-227-4908 to find out more or click here to have a customer representative contact you directly.