text:
Sleep Inn University Place
8525 N Tryon St.
Charlotte, NC 28262
Phone: (704) 549-4544
Fax: (704) 549-4452
Starting From
See all Rates
8525 N Tryon St. , Charlotte, NC, US, 28262
- Phone: (704) 549-4544
- Fax: (704) 549-4452
4.4 out of 5 (220 reviews)
90% of guests recommend this hotel
There's no way you can get bored at the 105-acre Carowinds, whatever age group you belong to. This amusement park has it all, from 60 rides like Nickelodeon Central and Vortex, to events and live shows. Also part of the Carowinds is the Boomerang Bay Waterpark Resort and the famous "Scarowinds" event. Accommodation, too, is not a problem, as you and your family can just camp out in the fully equipped 25-acre Camp Wilderness Resort. Spend a day of absolute fun, frolic, thrills and maybe even some chills! Check the website for further information.
14523 Carowinds Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28273
+1 704 588 2600
Earn valuable points toward free nights.


text:
Powerful Video Gives Voice to Voiceless
Interview With An Unborn Child is a video which movingly gives a voice to the child preparing to be born. In this four minute film, you will hear the voice of an unborn baby; learn about his development, and sadly his fate. His life is about to be snuffed out in the abortion clinic.
The child says . . .
Statistics Show 56 million Abortions Since Roe v. Wade
There have been almost 56 million abortions performed in the US since the infamous Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton court decisions were handed down by the US Supreme Court Justices. That action legalized abortion in all 50 states through all nine months of pregnancy in 1973. The most recent statistics show 26,120 abortions were performed in Michigan in 2013, and there have been 1,113,252 abortions in Michigan since statistics were first kept in 1980.
Ideas for Churches
Every church can have a positive prolife impact. Actively promoting a culture of life throughout the year can be inspiring and enjoyable!
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday Discussion Guide
SoHLS DISCUSSION GUIDE - This guide helps to facilitate thoughtful discussion about the development of the unborn child as well as provide for dialog about legal abortion and the need to defend, protect and value innocent human life.
Great Reads
Help your congregation have a better understanding of prolife issues by featuring prolife books in your church library.
Prolife Educational Videos
Videos are available from the Right to Life of Michigan lending libraries in the educational resource centers. The videos cover many different life topics and can be used for classes or group discussions.
Prolife Quiz. Do You Rate?
This quiz can be used during Sunday school classes, Bible study groups or as part of an interactive message. Test your knowledge on the life issue!
Reflection on Psalm 139
Rabbi Loren Jacobs' message, based on Psalm 139, makes the case for the sanctity of all human life, including unborn children. We must know that we are never alone. God was with each one of us from our very beginning, at the moment of our creation and before, and He will be with us at our end and beyond! God Himself is very much involved in our life! Read this message and be inspired. To view his message, click here.
Bible Verses Addressing Life
There are many verses in the Bible that deal with respecting the sanctity of human life. Verses are in different Bible versions:
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday Resources
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday in January is a special day for churches and others to participate in changing hearts and minds on the issue of abortion. Many churches and prolife groups across the country have activities on SoHLS, ranging from a prolife sermon to the national March for Life in Washington, D.C. Bulletin inserts, litany examples, discussion guides, activity ideas and more are available.
Michigan Knights of Columbus Ensure They Aren't Raising Funds for the Komen Foundation
After reviewing the Susan G. Komen for the Cure's (also known as the Komen Foundation) relationship with Planned Parenthood, the State Deputy of the Michigan Jurisdiction of the Knights of Columbus ruled that no Knights of Columbus council in Michigan can raise money or affiliate itself with Komen.
The Komen Foundation admits to encouraging affiliates to give money to Planned Parenthood, America's leading abortion provider. In the last 5 years, the Komen Foundation has given more than 3 million dollars to Planned Parenthood.
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal service organization with strong prolife beliefs.
Letter from Knights of Columbus State Deputy requiring Knights of Columbus councils to no longer raise funds for or affiliate with the Komen Foundation
Monthly educational updates for the faith community.
Church Bulletin Suggestions
The following information can be used for church bulletins or newsletters. Feel free to edit information as needed.
Assisted suicide advocate commits suicide, Michigan has chosen the alternative
Sadly, 29-year-old Brittany Maynard ended her life in early November after receiving lethal drugs through Oregon's assisted suicide law. Before committing suicide Maynard received a large amount of media attention because of her desire to end her life. In Michigan, assisted suicide is illegal. Legalizing assisted suicide really puts the decision of who lives and who dies into the hands of physicians to decide who gets the lethal drugs and who does not. The issue of assisted suicide has largely disappeared in Michigan because of our state's aggressive work on pain management education and access to hospice care. Michigan has chosen the alternative to assisted suicide. We have failed if our solution to suffering is to kill those who suffer. Learn more about end of life issues at www.RTL.org.
What is Post-Abortion Syndrome?
Post-Abortion Syndrome or PAS is a form of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Abortion can be a very traumatic experience for both women and men, and other family and friends involved. Even though our society tells us that abortion is legal for women, it has harmful after-effects on the lives it has touched. Learn more about hope and healing at www.RTL.org
Prolife group moves into former Planned Parenthood clinic
The prolife group 40 Days for Life is moving their headquarters into a former Planned Parenthood abortion clinic. The clinic, located in Bryan, Texas, closed in 2013 after the state passed a law regulating abortion clinics. 40 Days for Life began praying and being a prolife presence outside the clinic in Bryan 10 years ago. Learn how you can further the prolife cause in Michigan by visiting www.RTL.org
Resource Helps Explain Importance of Life Issues
The Preaching the Prolife Message brochure explains to church leaders why it is important to discuss life issues in faith settings, and gives some tips on preparing sermons on abortion and other prolife issues.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Upgraded Nissan 4-cylinder engine- Upgraded 5-speed manual transmission- Wide whitewall tires- Tachometer and gauges- Bucket seats and consoleTo be sold at the Austin... More
To be sold at the Kissimmee 2015 auction, Kissimmee, FL, January 16-25, 2015. To consign a car or to register to bid, visit the... More
Body/new paint (red) work. Hardtop (white). Engine/trani ran good, Removed for body work. Tires good. Needs to be put back together. Will answer any... More
- Correct Carnival Red with Black interior and Red Piping- In remarkable condition- Minor cosmetic restoration- Original 260CI V-8 2V engine- Close ratio 4... More
Rare early "Black-Dash" Tiger with less than 400 made, making them more rare than a Mark 2 Tiger. Car number 175 NO U.S. IMPORT DUTIES!! Authenticated and... More
1967 Sunbeam Tiger MK2, For sale a really nice Sunbeam Tiger Mk2. Restored by well known English Sunbeam restorer. It has a very good strong... More
1967 Sunbeam Alpine Convertible Rootes, stunning correct red finish. New white convertible top. Rare excellent just painted black hardtop. Original Arizona Car with No... More
1967 Sunbeam Alpine '67 Sunbeam Alpine, red with burgundy interior, excellent original car, same owner for many years, great car with lots of potential needing... More
This vehicle to be offered for auction. In the 1950s, the business plan of every British car manufacturer from Standard-Triumph to Daimler and Rootes... More
In 1959, the Sunbeam division of England's Rootes company introduced a new sports car for the 1960 production year. Engineered under contract by Armstrong-Siddeley... More
1967 Sunbeam Alpine Series V Convertible - Rare British gem! Turn heads and get waves and smiles everywhere you go. Many of these cars... More
Beautiful 3-owner example with just 51,000 actual miles! Fully documented through Sunbeam Tiger Owners Association with Certificate of Authenticity #457. All original tags and rivets... More
1966 Sunbeam Tiger '66 Sunbeam Tiger, matching numbers, chassis#B382000583LRXFE engine#495286F21KA, white with black interior, straight body, excellent original car that could use some cosmetics but... More
In the last 5 years, few cars have gained momentum in the marketplace like the Sunbeam Tiger. Known over the years as the "poor... More
1967 Sunbeam Tiger Mark II 289, Concours and AACA winner, meticulous $100,000 rotisserie restoration of a rust free, low mileage car, single stage factory... More


text:
C Drew Butera
SS Erisbel Arruebarrena
RHP Josh Beckett (2-1, 2.89)
CF Ben Revere
SS Jimmy Rollins
2B Chase Utley
1B Ryan Howard
RF Marlon Byrd
LF Dominic Brown
C Wil Nieves
3B Cesar Hernandez
RHP A.J. Burnett (3-3, 3.32)
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our User Agreement
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
Can we trust the traditional names for who wrote the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John)? Professor Darrell Bock talks about the reliability of the names in this clip from the forthcoming series 'Jesus Myths.'
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?
TM + © 2014 Vimeo, LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with k in NYC.
Your content preferences apply to any Vimeo videos you view. Learn more about content preferences in our FAQ.


text:
Marine Surprises Mother at Her College Graduation
Kaley Cuoco Shows Off Her Tennis Skills
10 Infuriatingly Bad Endings to Good Movies
The Worst Superhero Movies You've Never Seen
14 Shows We Wish Were Still On Air
7 Things You Didn't Know About 'The Big Bang Theory'
'Furious 7' First Trailer Released: Video
10 Actresses Who Would Be Perfect As 'Captain Marvel'
10 Superheroes Who Won't Get Their Own Movie
10 Actors Who Should Really Play James Bond
New Fat Burner Takes GNC by Storm
A New Batman and New Batmobile for 2016 Movie
What The Average American Male's Body Looks Like
Is Abby Lee Miller a Total Fraud?
Robert Downey Jr. Confirms Iron Man 4 is on the Way!
Dina Manzo's Extreme Diva Behavior on Set
Creepy Crawly: 7 Horrifying Movies
8 Historical Facts That Will Change Your Concept of Time Forever
28 Marvel Comic Facts You Probably Didn't Know
Get Your First Look at Katie Cassidy as Black Canary on Arrow
Jacqueline and Chris Laurita's Headache-Inducing Bankruptcy Case
Jacqueline Laurita Spilling Real Housewives Of New Jersey Secrets Again!
10 Tricks to Instantly Look More Attractive in Photos
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Trailer This Friday!
James O'Barr Offers Huge Update on The Crow
What Record Is Avengers: Age of Ultron Breaking?
Gia Giudice Speaks Out About Teresa Giudice's Prison Sentence
The Best and Worst Marvel Villains
Sam Wilson is the New Captain America
Check Out a Detailed Map of Battleworld from Marvel's All-New Secret Wars


text:
Wiki Headlines
18th Nov: We've switched servers and will be updating the old code over the next couple months, meaning that several things might break. Please report issues here.
main index
Returning home from an aborted mission, Thunderbird 1 is gunned down by a trio of mysterious fighters manned by a group of people called the Zombites. Scott Tracy, badly wounded in the attack, is saved by a pair of passing explorers named Wilson and Lindsay. The explorers radio for help, and Thunderbird 2 arrives shortly thereafter. Discussing the situation, International Rescue discover the two explorers are seeking the Lost Pyramid of Khamandides, a fabled structure filled with unimaginable wealth. Wishing them luck, the Thunderbirds return home.However, luck is not with the explorers. Their trailer, containing food, water, gas and their radio, falls down a dune and explodes. Without supplies and with their radio badly damaged, the two desperately attempt to reach safety. They find... the Lost Pyramid of Khamandides, filled with gold and a still working fountain. But unfortunatley, it turns out to be the hideout of the Zombites.


text:
Manteca High's softball team provided pitcher Selena Gonzalez all the run support she needed in a 10-0, five-inning victory over Weston Ranch Monday.
CENTRAL VALLEY - The magic number is now 1 for Manteca High's tennis team.
SONORA - After 19 outs, Sierra High's sophomore softball team was two more away from dropping a disheartening 4-0 loss to Sonora, a team the Timberwolves previously beat by double digits.
Over the past two months, the Sonora Wildcats have only been beaten twice, but one trip to Manteca and now the Wildcats have lost their grasp on the Valley Oak League's top spot after being swept by the Manteca Buffaloes 5-4 and 13-1 Saturday.
East Union found themselves intertwined in a pitchers dual, but the advantage ended up going to the Central Valley Hawks in their 3-0 Valley Oak League win over the Lancers Saturday.
Sierra High's swimming team ended the Valley Oak League regular season with a bang, producing a pair of victories over host rival Manteca Friday.
RIPON - Ripon Christian's pitching depth has it in the thick of the Trans Valley League title hunt.
Sometimes all it takes in baseball to change the course of the game is a single swing of the bat.
WESTON RANCH – When the Weston Ranch Cougars opened their half of the seventh inning grabbing a Valley Oak League win seemed slim, but a ferocious last-inning comeback pushed Weston Ranch to a 6-5 come-from-behind win Friday.
RIPON - The next time Ripon High's soccer team meets Escalon and Hughson, it should have its fourth straight Trans Valley League championship already clinched.
The Manteca Buffaloes answered the first bell when they snatched the lead with a two-run third inning, but a pair of two-out RBI Ceres hits in the fifth provided the difference in a 5-2 Bulldog Valley Oak League win over the Buffaloes Friday at Manteca High.
STOCKTON – Tyler Scharnow's lights-out performance from the mound helped Weston Ranch shut down the Lathrop offense and cruise to a 14-2 five-inning victory Friday in a Valley Oak League makeup game.
FAIR OAKS - It was the distance runner's time to shine Friday for Sierra High's track and field team.
CERES – Sierra High scored three runs in the top half of the seventh and held Ceres High scoreless in its final at bat for a come-from-behind 7-6 win Friday in Valley Oak League action.
Sierra High shored up city bragging rights by beating rival host East Union 4-2 at Dino Cunial Field Thursday, but the third horse in town, Manteca, still has the upper hand in the Valley Oak League title race.
The weather is expected to cooperate for today's Valley Oak League rematch between Manteca and Central Catholic, which was originally postponed because of rain last Thursday.
Brooke Riley's round didn't end as well as she had hoped during East Union's Valley Oak League dual match at Oakdale Golf and Country Club on Tuesday.
Scoring was at a premium Saturday when the Manteca Jr. Timberwolves junior novice squad locked up with the Tracy Jr. Bulldogs, who prevailed 6-0 in Delta Youth Football League action.
STOCKTON - The blond streak in Esteban Paramo's hair may have started as a personal statement of style, but it's come to symbolize something much bigger.
Sierra played perfect defense from the second minute to the 78th Monday against visiting East Union.
Brooke Riley shot an even-par 37 to lead East Union's 246-288 win over Manteca at Manteca Park Golf Course. Monday's win moves the Lancers to 5-0 in the Valley Oak League.


text:
Top Local Rock Bands In Las Vegas
Vegas brings in a lot of big name talent, but it also has some of its own. Check out this list of extraordinary local rock bands.
Top Party Rides In Las Vegas
Planning a night out in Las Vegas? These party rides are sure to guarantee a fun-filled night on the town.
Top Bars With Local Brews In Las Vegas
Here are some of the best spots to grab a beer that you are not likely to find when you leave Las Vegas.
Top Music Producers In Las Vegas
Are you a budding artist looking to record a demo or an album? Las Vegas has a host of great music producers ready to make your dreams come true.
Top Bars For Foodies In Las Vegas
Bar food doesn't have to be bad food. Check out these local lounges with exceptional menus for the ultimate foodie.
Top Late-Night Activities Beyond Bars In Las Vegas
Looking for something to do at night besides hang out at the bar? Las Vegas has late-night activities that don't involve nightclubs and casinos.
Amateur Night: Top Spots To Take The Stage In Las Vegas
Here are some open mics where you can make yourself known in the Las Vegas scene.
Top Upcoming Themed Pub Crawls In Las Vegas
Pub crawling is the newest trend! Check out these unique crawls Las Vegas has to offer.
Top Concerts To Look Forward To This Summer In Las Vegas
The temperature isn't the only thing hot in Las Vegas. Check out these acts coming to town this summer.
Top Wedding Bands In Las Vegas
Looking for entertainment for your upcoming wedding? Check out these great bands from Las Vegas.
Photo Galleries
Onstage And Backstage At The 47th ACM Awards
Check out what happened at the 47th Academy of Country Music Awards.
The Academy of Country Music Awards is just around the corner. Look back at some of your favorite country stars and what they won in years past.
Where To Stay In Vegas For The ACM Awards
Las Vegas has some of the world's grandest hotels. Here's where to stay (or explore) when you're in Las Vegas for the Academy of Country Music Awards.
Gallery: Beyonce Through The Years
Beyoncé is an American pop/rnb singer, songwriter, record producer, actress and model. Beyoncé was named Billboard's Top Female Artist of the 2000s in February 2009 as well as their Artist of the Millennium in May 2011.
Watch Beady Eye Live on Letterman in a CBS.com online concert exclusive, live from New York's Ed Sullivan Theatre on Wednesday, June 22 at 5pm PST. Watch the video Here!


text:
Largest Release in Romanian Pigeon Racing History
The first race of the 2012 Romanian season had the biggest number of pigeons in a single release in the history of Romanian pigeon sports: 42,800 pigeons. It was a provincial race in the biggest province of Romania, Prahova. Watch this amazing video by clicking the "like" button below.
More articles you may enjoy:
Get The Very Best From Your Racing Pigeons in Every Race
No matter if you're racing pigeons a hundred or five hundred miles, there are essential tactics you need to ensure that your birds win. For a long time, these techniques have been hidden away by the winning fanciers. They hide them because they don't want you to win, they're afraid if you knew the tricks that you would beat them every time.
The Pigeon Racing Blueprint is designed to help you get the very best from your racing pigeons in each and every race. Becoming a Champion Pigeon Fancier Is now Within Your Reach with the Pigeon Racing Blueprint. These are the untold racing strategies that the winners never wanted you to know… these are the secrets that long-winning champion pigeon racers have been keeping to themselves. You want a level playing field, and learning the tricks winning fanciers has never been easier. >> Click here to learn more about the Pigeon Racing Blueprint


text:
This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 at 3:49 pm and is filed under . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Make A Comment
Trending Articles
- 13 Reasons Why The Academy Won't Give Leonardo DiCaprio An Oscar 2467 views
- Can Dagarslani: Invisible Cities And Beautiful Women 2131 views
- An Analysis of Amy Adams' Cleavage in American Hustle 1761 views
- 5 Films In Which Women Are Just As Horny As Men 1549 views
- 10 Emo Songs That Made You Cry in High School 1539 views
- 20 Famous Men Who Should Always Wear Glasses 1092 views
- Top 5 Vice Documentaries 870 views


text:
Kukla's Korner Hockey
KK- Stats For April 07
by Paul on 05/01/07 at 11:08 AM ET
Comments (0)
Well, I was wrong. I thought we would see a slight decrease in April, but instead, we went over 4 million page views for the month.
The whole Krew thanks you!
To see previous month stats, begin here.
Filed in: KK Website Business, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Be the first to comment.
Add a Comment
Please limit embedded image or media size to 575 pixels wide.
Add your own avatar by joining Kukla's Korner, or logging in and uploading one in your member control panel.
Captchas bug you? Join KK or log in and you won't have to bother.
Most Recent Blog Posts
Video- Top 25 NHL Players All-Time Who Never Won The Stanley Cup
Montreal Trades Rene Bourque To Anaheim For Bryan Allen
Felony Charge Filed Against Slava Voynov
Afternoon Line- Barry Trotz On Alex Ovechkin
Numbers Not Great For The Los Angeles Kings
Coaches And GMs Under Pressure
Something Has To Be Done In Edmonton
Video- David Poile And Dave Nonis Talk Goalie Interference And Video Review
About Kukla's Korner Hockey
Paul Kukla founded Kukla's Korner in 2005 and the site has since become the must-read site on the 'net for all the latest happenings around the NHL.
From breaking news to in-depth stories around the league, KK Hockey is updated with fresh stories all day long and will bring you the latest news as quickly as possible.
Email Paul anytime at email@example.com


text:
PULSE Contemporary Art Fair presents PULSE New York 2012, a leading art fair dedicated to international contemporary art, from May 3-6, 2012, at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City. Currently in its seventh edition, PULSE New York will host sixty national and international galleries, presenting exhibitions that span across all media, from works on paper, painting, and sculpture, to performance, installation, and video art.
"PULSE provides a unique platform for exhibitors from around the world to present artists ranging from the well-established, to undiscovered and emerging talents. Interestingly, given the financial uncertainty in Europe, we are seeing an increase in European galleries who are looking to access US-based audiences" comments Cornell DeWitt, Director. "PULSE is consistently a favorite of exhibitors and visitors because we offer a diversity of galleries and artists within a dynamic atmosphere. While there are always fairs that people feel they have to visit, PULSE is a fair that they love to visit."
This year's exhibiting galleries include Daniel Weinberg Gallery, Los Angeles, featuring a large series of modern paintings by Andrew Masullo, who has been celebrated as a standout of the recent 2012 Whitney Biennial; and Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York, exhibiting a series of photographs by Tracey Moffatt, entitled, "Plantation" (2009) and "First Jobs" (2008), whose film works will be shown concurrently at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Meulensteen, New York, will showcase groundbreaking video by Siebren Versteeg, which depicts the results of algorithmically created paintings, generated every 24 hours; and Von Lintel Gallery, New York, will present a range of recent works from artists Melanie Willhide, Catherine Howe, and John Chiara.
Sign up for our newsletter!
The Space Between a Group Exhibition Curated by Diana Buckley at Paul Kolker Collection. November 13-16, 2014 Opening Reception Thursday, November 13 from 6-8 PM
Antonio Petracca, Kim Foster Gallery, October 2014
Julien Levy, Garis & Hahn, October 2014
MIGUEL ZENÓN QUARTET at The Village VanguardHenry Cole (drums), Miguel Zenon (alto sax), Luis Perdomo (piano), Hans Glawischnig (bass)Photo credit: Braithwaite &… »
DAILY ROT: Solo show by Joseph Gerard SabatinoBirthday, DETAIL, mixed media sculpture, 18" x 36" x 9", 2004 (solid industrial grade velvet cement, steel… »
Martin Schoeller: The Truth Behind the PortraitsThe man in black Johnny Cash Wall to wall attendees at HASTED KRAEUTLER Portraits have come a long way. Painting your… »
PICTURE THIS: Get Mesmerized at SIMMulberry Street where art and fashion meet at Something in Mind The photography of Olya Turcihin at SIM Close up of… »
PICTURE THIS: Filthy Gorgeous at De Buck GalleryThe work of Tom Martin for his show (Filthy) Lucre O Come All Ye Faithful to Art Night in Chelsea De Buck Gallery… »
Martin Puryear at Matthew Marks GalleryGuess who was really born on December 25th? That's right, baby Mithras. He was a sun god in the Roman Empire who liked… »
Peter Blume at ACA GalleriesOne of the must-see shows, as this year draws to an end, is a sampling of work by Peter Blume at ACA Galleries. This show… »
"Takashi Murakami: In the Land of the Dead, Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow" at Gagosian GalleryArtist Takashi Murakami with his fans Gagosian Gallery is representing the new paintings and sculptures of the iconic… »
eBay Kicks The Auction House Exclusive Doors OpenThe eBay private dinner at Scarpetta on Nov 7th photo from Getty Artist Mario Wagner at the #ArtforAll installation in… »
Bullfighter in New York: Domingo Zapata at C24 GalleryC24 Gallery knows how to throw an opening! I was enticed to enter after seeing several ornate chaquetillas (the little… »
All entries, chronologically...


text:
…. and you too, of course.
This is just one, the rest can be seen here.
…. and you too, of course.
This is just one, the rest can be seen here.
Thank you for trying to find WordPress Photography 101. This link will take you to the latest of my posts.
Some of you know that I have a blog where I post a photograph each day. It is a picture from our garden – and it is always (almost) topical and from 'today'. Above is the one posted today, and if you want to take a closer look at it you can do so here. Don't go there, though, if you like perfection. Don't go there if you only want to see perfect plants and perfect planting schemes. None of these are featured.
The above post shows the imperfections in the plants featured. It also, however, shows the importance of dark and light interspersed with medium tones. Take a walk in your garden today and study the tones – do you use all three in your work? The more work I see the more examples I notice that are simply 'safe' by being created solely in the middle range. Be bold! Don't fall into that trap! Contrast in tone is probably more important than contrast in colour…………
I'm speaking at Portsmouth Embroiderers' Guild tomorrow evening, 7.30 Friday 24th October. Visitors are welcome. and you can find the address etc here. If you would like to download their programme this link will take you there.
Hope to see some familiar faces, and maybe a few new friends.
Still time to enrol on the following course. Small group guaranteed. A safe and encouraging environment. Ask questions – develop your own style – take it stage by stage. Complete the form below to enrol or ask for more details.
Begin to Journal
What is a Journal? Is it the same as a Diary?
Spend the month of October finding out!
Activities will take part on a private blog that is easily accessed.
I had hoped to have some photographs of the show at Farnham Maltings, but as it happened it was just too busy and I didn't even take one! I did find that someone had snapped this, though, including one of our younger visitors in the background.
II really enjoyed the show – lots of lovely people, lots of interest, and a chance to meet up with friends – both old and new. I didn't get much chance to look around, but did chat briefly with my friend Iona and also Arleen. There were other people with whom I wanted to catch up, but that will have to wait.
Apart from the fact that the show was only 6 miles away, (we can no longer stay away from home) the best bit was the'interest'. Everyone wanted to know more about everything! It was full of positive vibes, and as far as I know a good time was had by all. The Maltings is an excellent venue, especially as they are used to dealing with 'arty' types, and to managing a large number of people, so everything was dealt with efficiently and quickly. There was even a 'tea trolley' that visited the halls so that thirsty and dehydrated stand holders could refresh themselves. One of the best things about a show is the interaction with the customers. I'm always interested to hear how something has been used, and we have a lot of repeat custom – with people wanting to show and tell us about their creations.
We were in a smallish gallery with four other shops. One had some lovely clothes, another was selling buttons and jewellery made with interesting combinations of the same. There was some vintage haberdashery too, and a 'booth' selling bags and bits staffed by a lovely little girl whose name I never knew.
And that brings me right to my disappointment…….
I had been under the impression that the goods being sold at the show were British made. Please note the word 'impression'! No-one had actually said that to me – but I also think that several other people thought the same. I only bought one item, from this shop (and this link will show you the pattern I had chosen, too). I didn't have time for anything else, and that one item was intended as a gift, although, once I saw it I realised that I could make a very good use of it too. I only gave it a cursory look over – in fact I discovered that it could be even more useful when I investigated it this morning – and that was my 'downfall', I suppose. I picked it up and paid for it in haste – I was working, after all.
However, when I studied it this morning I actually found that it is quite shodily made. There are unsightly joins in the stitching and in truth it might look pretty from the outside but it doesn't warrant the price paid for it. I also discovered late on that the stand was manned by paid helpers – the 'designer' didn't put in much of an appearance at all, and maybe it was fear of full inspection of the goods without supervision, or lack of trust in the employed persons, that caused the stand to be emptied (early) overnight from Friday to Saturday. Oh yes! And the best bit is still to come. There – emblazoned on the tag, 'Made in China'!
It obviously slipped past quality control…….
Well, more than a lesson learned! I won't be giving it as a gift, and I probably won't use it. It will, however, be used as a sample in one of my new talks! It will be worth its weight in gold………
Begin to Journal
What is a Journal? Is it the same as a Diary?
Spend the month of October finding out!
Activities will take part on a private blog that is easily accessed.
Special price of £15.00 if enrolled before 30th September.
Initial enquiry form is below. Payment via PayPal Invoice to be sent soon.
Added in large size so that you can see all the information!
Hope to see some of you here tomorrow and Saturday. NOTE THE TIMES! They may not quite be what you expect.
We will be there and hopefully set up and ready in time…… and I'll be demonstrating. No idea what, although I have several ideas. …….. Is there anything specific that you would like to see? There might still be time to arrange one to order, but you will need to be quick with your request!
See you soon
The offers mentioned in the following post are no longer available.
So, are you coming to Canford? Do you know about Canford? If you are in the south of England it's a show that's worth visiting for supplies and more. Details are in the Flyer below. If you can't get there, though, don't go away. Read on – it will be worth your while.
I've spent the last few days packaging bits of this and that for the show – and for the Maltings show which is the following weekend. We will have a few special reduced prices etc on the stand at Canford, but I suddenly thought of all those that are too far to come along! I thought it was about time I did a special offer for you too, so here are a few things to chew over.
Firstly, our hand dyed viscose. You hardly need any to create a lovely effect. Sandwich it between two chiffon scarves as a surface for hand or machine stitching – add delicate slithers into embellished surfaces, use it for Nuvo Felt (my favourite use, but not the only way I use it by any means). You can also use it with a matte or other medium to make a 'paper' similar to silk paper – and that makes a really sumptuous surface for stitching. Why not incorporate some threads or clippings of fabric at the same time – sheer luxury. You will find the offer here.
Secondly I have put together a bundle of our hand dyed Silk Carrier Rods. Of course you could use them with the viscose – or dampen them to make a silky paper, make beads, 3d surfaces, etc. Break them down into finer layers or use them as the are….. the choice is yours. The offer is in the same place.
Thirdly, our very popular fine scrim is packaged in two ways.Five pieces of co-ordinating colours are included in each pack. It is really fine – and ideal for layering, or adding texture to surfaces. I love to use it on the embellisher – it makes a very interesting fabric when embellished with the viscose – the matte and shiny finishes contrast well, and stitching with appropriate threads just makes the surface even better. Take a look here for more information. The following picture was taken before packaging – it looks even better when that is done
(We also sell it in larger pieces – but this isn't on offer today. If you are interested either comment below or send me a message)
Lastly, I thought that maybe you would prefer a mixed pack, so there is also a Value Bundle! A little bit of this…… and a little bit of that! Something of all of the above – and a little extra surprise, too. No photograph, though, because that would spoil the surprise…. Take a look here for more details.
There is also a comment about postage on the linked page. You will only pay one lot of postage if you buy more than one pack – I can easily arrange that via an invoice.
REMEMBER – these offers WON'T be at Canford – and they are only available here until tomorrow (Thursday) evening. That will give us time to take them out of stock before I go for the day.
I'll be demonstrating at some point – and may have some other information for you too, so do come and see us on the Winifred Cottage Stand. It will be worth the visit. And who knows what we might be offering on Sunday……..?
September begins tomorrow – and with it the start of a month of Be Creative prompts. Now you can join in even if you aren't on Facebook. Take a look here for the initial details and follow the links.
Feel free to pass this information on to anyone that you know might be interested. There will be one prompt a day, some of which will be part of a series spread over several days. I hope you will join in too.


text:
Image Unavailable
- Sorry, this item is not available in
- Image not available
- To view this video download Flash Player
|List Price:
|$6.16 & FREE Shipping on orders over $35. Details
|You Save:
|$3.82 (38%)
|Watch Instantly with
|Other Formats & Versions
|Amazon Price
|New from
|Used from
"Please retry"
|1-Disc Version
Buy This DVD and Watch it Instantly
Watch the Amazon Instant Video rental on your PC, Mac, compatible TV or compatible device at no charge when you buy this DVD from Amazon.com. Your rental will expire 2 days after you begin watching or 30 days after your disc purchase, whichever occurs first. The Amazon Instant Video version will be available in Your Video Library and is provided as a gift with disc purchase. Available to US customers only. See Terms and Conditions.
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?.
Great acting great story line !
This is an intriguing, unusual, beautifully directed, highly atmospheric film that successfully crosses any number of genre: film noir, thriller, mystery, and horror.
The plot of this particular movie makes it so good to me, and the cry, "I know who I am" by Mickey Rourke's character made me feel so bad for him.
Just love this movie. Edgy, and fast pasted. Keeps you guessing till the end. Tension building throughout the film and the will not disappoint. Not for the faint of heart.Published 4 days ago by A. GRECO
Very good movie...keep you at the edge all the time...at the end of the movie...one word....pricelessPublished 12 days ago by Alvin NV
I was very pleased to have purchased this item, and would do it again. I had never been able to catch the whole thing before. I was pleased. Read morePublished 22 days ago by TNMTNHM
It is a great movie. I saw it in the 80's and i loved the end. Everyone should see this thriller.
A very good cast.
|From this Discussion
|Who´s the guy who dies at the beginning of the movie?
I had somewhat similar questions. To find out, turn on the director's commentary to hear Alan Parker's explanation and comment of the opening scene.
Sep 26, 2012 by H. Le | See all 3 posts


text:
view bio »
A 49-year-old Maryville, Tenn., man pleaded guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court to two counts of forgery after authorities discovered he scammed a couple out of $400,000 as they tried to adopt the foster children in their care.
Kevin Scott Thibault posed as an attorney and agreed to help two people adopt the children they were caring for in May 2012, according to the plea agreement. He create fake adoption papers and forged the signatures of two federal judges on the forms.
In October 2012, Thibault demanded the foster parents give him power of attorney, and he said it was to represent their interests during the adoption procedures. But, in fact, he conducted financial transactions on their behalf and obtained at least $400,000 from the victims, according to the plea agreement.
The forgery charges were brought after an investigation by the Blount County Sheriff's Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Get breaking news from the Times Free Press on Twitter at www.twitter.com/timesfreepress or by visiting us on Facebook or Twitter at the right:


text:
Tel: (859)635-3829
School Overview
|School Type
|Alternative School
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades 1 - 8
Student Body
|Total Students
|37 students
|Student Body Type
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|4 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
Nearby Schools:
All Schools | High Schools | Elementary Schools | Preschools | Public Schools
Show me:
- School Location Miles Students Grades
LatoniaAbby's Child Enrichment Center
710 Valley Square Drive
Latonia, KY, 41015
(859)581-6166Daycare / Preschool1.2 mi | 18 students | Gr. PK-KG
Taylor MillTaylor Mill Christian Academy
5235 Taylor Mill Rd
Taylor Mill, KY, 41015
(859)431-9933(Seventh-Day Adventist)1.5 mi | 6 students | Gr. KG-8
Cold SpringSt Joseph Elementary School
4011 Alexandria Pike
Cold Spring, KY, 41076
(859)441-2025(Roman Catholic)1.8 mi | 447 students | Gr. KG-8
LatoniaSt. Anthony Elementary School
485 Grand Avenue
Latonia, KY, 41015
(859)431-5987(Roman Catholic)2.4 mi | 158 students | Gr. K-8
LatoniaCalvary Christian School
5955 Taylor Mill Road
Latonia, KY, 41015
(859)356-9201(Baptist)2.6 mi | 309 students | Gr. PK-12
School Reviews
Area Statistics
Recent Articles
Updated October 26, 2014
What do you do when you are dissatisfied with your local public schools? Homeschool your children? Send them to private school? Let's look at your options.
Your religion matters to you. You want your child to attend a school which will combine academics and religious education. Here is an overview of what is available together with some links to denominational web sites.
Add things up and you'll quickly find the answer- math is crucial both in academics and the real world. By following these strategies and following personal training programs, students can uncover their weaknesses and conquer math.


text:
Things to see and do - Sicily
Leaving for Italy
Nearby hotels
Hotel Helios Inn from70 €Book
Hotel Bristol from55 €Book
Hotel Plaza from34 €Book
Things to do nearby
Messina Shore Excursion: Messina City Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
- 15 €
- Book
Messina City Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
- 15 €
- Book
Palermo Shore Excursion: Cefalù Day Trip
- 100 €
- Book
Villa Soles :
Nearby tourist sites
Nearby Restaurants
Centrale Palace Hotel
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : regional
Osteria dei Vespri
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : modern
Al Faro Verde da Benito
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : fish and seafood
Villa Soles
Villa Soles
Address : S.S. 113 Km 244 N 45A I - 90017 Santa Flavia
from : 38 EURBook
Villa Soles is set among lemon trees and palms in Santa Flavia, 150 metres from the train station with frequent links to Palermo. It offers free parking, and air-conditioned rooms with cable TV and private bathroom. The beach is 700 metres away. All rooms at the Soles come with cool tiled floor and simple furnishings. A simple Italian breakfast, consisting of coffee, milk, cappuccino, croissants and fruit juices, is served daily. Bagheria's Rizzoli Orthopaedic Centre is a 5-minute drive from the hotel. Palermo is 18 km away. Bike and dinghy rentals can be arranged at reception. Staff is available to arrange tours to various parts of Sicily.
Useful Information
- Address : S.S. 113 Km 244 N 45A I - 90017 Santa Flavia90017Santa Flavia
Main services
- Air conditioning
- Non-smoking rooms
- Internet
- Animals allowed


text:
Choose your preferred language. We speak English and 41 other languages.
Most often used by people in the United States
All languages
Saved to list
Save to a list
Mougins, France
1082 Avenue Du Général De Gaulle, 06250 Mougins, France – Show map
Low rates
No booking fees • Save money! Best price guarantee — enter dates to see these prices!
32 properties in Mougins
Including hotels, apartments, villas and more.
266 verified reviews
We verify all reviews from guests who have stayed at La Lune De Mougins - Hotel & Spa. Find out more.
They speak your language!
La Lune De Mougins - Hotel & Spa's staff speaks: Dutch, French, Spanish, English, German
Booking is safe
When you book with us your details are protected by a secure connection.
Outdoor Pool, Grounds, Terrace
Sauna, Spa, Massage, Playground
Food & Drink
Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Room Service, Car Rental, 24-Hour Front Desk, Baggage Storage, Laundry, Ironing Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying
Newspapers, Safe, Non-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Soundproof Rooms, Heating, Air Conditioning
Dutch, French, Spanish, English, German
From 2:00 PM
Until 11:30 AM
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.
Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
All children under 4 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
All older children or adults are charged EUR 20 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed. Charges may apply.
When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Cards accepted at this property
Hover over the cards for more info.
Ideal Alternatives for You
Based on 267 reviews
Value for money
Show reviews from:
Sort by:
Les Mas du Grand Vallon - Hotel et Golf Resort
This hotel faces the sea and is 55 yards from the South Beach in Cannes. It offers free access to the outdoor swimming pool and tennis court, and guest rooms have a panoramic mountain view.
Score from 335 reviews Good
Located in the heart of Cannes, Hotel L'Esterel is just 440 yards from the Palais des Festivals and La Croisette beaches. It has a panoramic roof terrace and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 585 reviews Good
This hotel is located in Mouans-Sartoux, between Cannes and Grasse and close to the Sophia Business Park and Marineland. It offers spacious guest rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 106 reviews Good
Hôtel Belvedère Cannes MouginsThe Belvedere is at the foot of the medieval village of Mougins in the south of Provence, only 4 miles from the center of Cannes. The A8 highway is only 165 ft away.
Score from 199 reviews Review score
Great staff and cozy SPA.
Staff is very friendly, even Shuttle-Service provided by Hotel Owner! Great Location with Swimming pool, would be worth a holiday and not only business travel.
Insulation could be improved to reduce noise. Floor is PVC which transports sound. Heard the noise of small child in the room further down the corridor...
Location, facilities, quietness, cleanliness, beautiful and a generally friendly atmosphere
Doubtful sense of humor (non white customers, joked at in a doubtful manner) at the reception
Charming room; comfortable and spacious with lovely decor; staff friendly and attentive.
price but we did go in peak season and location was a ten minute drive from the centre of Mougin
Free parking
Terribly slow wi-fi. Bathrooms need upgrading. Front desk personnel not very friendly nor helpful at check out.
Spa was very good, decor tasteful and beds very comfty
Wifi a little unpredictable
The jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and pool were amazing
Total lack of any English literature. Waiters and bar staff with no English spoken word. Business meetings by the pool and by the restaurant while people trying to chill and relax
We enjoyed a very comfortable stay at La Lune De Mougins for two nights. Our room was comfortable and quite spacious, and outside surrounds were very spacious and relaxing. All the staff were extremely pleasant and helpful. Meals, both breakfast and dinner were excellent, offering considerable variety in the menu.
This is an excellent hotel - the rooms, facilities, bar, lounge, poolside, spa and the food is exceptional. I would stay here again when returning to the region. Very highly recommended.
Not Applicable
We loved our balcony and the fact that you had tea and coffee maker in your room at your disposal. So we simply had our own little breakfast out there as we thought breakfast for 12eur/pers. for the buffet sounded a bit pricey. But who knows,maybe the buffet was excellent.we never found out ;) The bed was very comfortable to sleep in. Beautiful property,good with parking facility. All in all good choice if you have a car and want rather quick access to Cannes.
Personally this didn't bother us too much,but if you're very sensible towards noise,the walls are rather thin. Also you can hear quite a bit of car traffic due to the location of the property.
Lovely old fashioned bar and wonderful very accommodating staff. Spa is great too.
Up-graded to a suite at no additional cost. Good selection at breakfast. Evening meal was really enjoyable.
Minor point - the entrance driveway could benefit from re-surfacing.
the room the food the staff
Very friendly and helpful staff. Lovely terrace outside Suite 1. Comfortable SPA, rest area and bar. Good atmosphere.
Rather low-speed internet. Location outside walking distance to Mougins.
A warm atmosphere. All staff was friendly, and with one exception very professional and efficient. The spa was OK. Nice room, it is a good idea to have bath and WC separate. Great little terrace.
Nowhere to go for a walk. The hotel is in a residential area, but there is a lot of traffic and "Private, keep off"-signs everywhere. There is a forest near by, but that is also private, with access strictly forbidden and warning of aggressive dogs, all very un-welcoming. The swimming-pool was closed despite warm weather. The restaurant was mediocre.
Very nice hotel, comfortable beds, cozy atmosphere.
Pay attention at the final bill.. there might be some correction to do !
Very clean and beautiful hotel. Great staff, nice facilities, comfortable beds,
The wifi was a little dodgy.
Staff fantastic and good value dinner
Most Popular Cities
We've negotiated with thousands of hotels to get the very best deals. We call them Secret Deals and they only last for a limited time.
You can get these deals for free by subscribing to our newsletters. You can even choose your favorite destinations to receive personalized deals.
Get started now by entering your email address. We'll instantly send you a link to our Deal Finder!
Don't worry – your email address is safe with us. We'll never share your private information and you can unsubscribe at any time.


text: You are looking for Melo De Andresa 2010 mp3 file. Here you can Listen or Download Melo De Andresa 2010 mp3 for free, you can share to all of your friends on your Facebook page or you can send Melo De Andresa 2010 ringtone to your cell. Please click Listen or Download button to Listen or Download the song's.Category : Mp3 ResultRating : 4.6 out of 5Vote : 169Reviewed by : Plasa Music.mobi on Wednesday : 26-11-2014


text:
1963, Something Weird Video, (HF/+ VHS), (D/+ DVD-R), $20.00 ppd., 78m 12s
By John Charles
Originally published in Video Watchdog #97
Any movie that opens with surf music gods Dick Dale & The Del-Tones performing a live rendition of "Miserlou" immediately lands in our good graces, and this low-budget youth drama ends up being insignificant but amiable. William Wellman, Jr. (son of the famous NOTHING SACRED director) stars as Johnny Kwalski (sic) who, as middleweight boxer "Kid Gallant," makes short work of his opponents and looks ready to tackle the professional circuit. However, Johnny is anxious to keep this a secret from his frat brothers at Ki Sigma because he hopes to make something more of himself and only fights to cover his tuition. Johnny's mother (GIRLS IN CHAINS' Arline Judge) cannot understand this goal or his attraction to rich bubblehead Leslie Hampton, whose father owns a steamship company that Johnny would love to join in an executive capacity. Sally, the girl he should be romancing, cares deeply for Johnny, but her working class origins conflict with his grand plans. Desperate to raise enough money to cover the frat initiation fee, Johnny agrees to a high profile fight that will reveal his identity to the world. When the purse falls short of expectations, he risks it all by betting on himself to win.
While it does not ultimately amount to much (only Dick Dale's performance footage will interest future historians), this general audiences release from the exploitation-oriented Emerson Films offers moderate diversion. Considering their importance to the plot, the boxing sequences are too short and insufficiently covered, but the performances are fairly good (save for the actress playing Leslie, who is even more vapid than her character) and it is amusing to see a movie of this type where a mother is against her son bettering himself ("Johnny, you've changed so much—is this what a college fraternity does for you?!"). Teri Garr has a blink-and-you'll-miss-her bit part as one of the fraternity girls, while Dale gets a few lines of his own, in addition to crooning the title tune. The film is competently directed by one and done Jay O. Lawrence, who went on to be production manager for MANOS, THE HANDS OF FATE and HOUSE OF THE BLACK DEATH — talk about a step down!
The 35mm B&W source material has a few scratches, speckles, and splices occurring mostly at the reel change points. A small projector damage mark is visible in the middle of the screen but not overly intrusive. Print wear causes some mild scratchiness in the audio but the sound is otherwise passable. A handful of trailers run after the feature, including the AIP favorite THE COOL AND THE CRAZY, REVOLT IN THE BIG HOUSE (with Robert Blake and Timothy Carey), and Larry Buchanan's FREE, WHITE AND 21 and HIGH YELLOW. The DVD-R has no menu but is SP mode and offers 19 randomly placed chapters.


text:
New to Typophile? Accounts are free, and easy to set up.
hyyyy i'm new in this forum and i really love it...
this is my site you can find some of my work and some of my font :)
let me know if you likeee it :)
Great work!
Been checking your site for awhile now. Even played around with a few of your fonts. Dig 'em.


text:
Tony Cragg
|This article may be expanded with text translated from the corresponding article in the German Wikipedia. (October 2014)
Click [show] on the right to read important instructions before translating.
|Tony Cragg
Mean Average, 2014, in the Remigiusplatz, Bonn, Germany
9 April 1949
|Known for
|Turner Prize (1988)
Anthony Douglas Cragg, CBE RA (born 9 April 1949) is a British sculptor.
Early life and training[edit]
Tony Cragg was born in Liverpool[1] on 9 April 1949.[2] Between 1966 and 1968 he worked as a lab technician for the National Rubber Producers' Research Association. In 1969 he enrolled in the foundation course at Gloucestershire College of Art and Design in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. He studied at Wimbledon School of Art from 1970 to 1973, and then until 1977 at the Royal College of Art.[3] Cragg moved to Wuppertal, in North Rhine-Westphalia in western Germany in 1977, and in 1978 began teaching at the Kunstakademie of Düsseldorf.[3]
|This section is empty. You can help by adding to it. (October 2014)
Cragg was selected to represent Britain at the 43rd Venice Biennale in 1988, and won the Turner Prize in the same year. In 2001 he received the now discontinued Shakespeare Prize of the Alfred Toepfer Foundation of Hamburg.[4] He was made a CBE for services to art in the 2002 New Year Honours List,[5] and also won the Piepenbrock Prize for Sculpture in that year.[6][7] In 2007 he received the Praemium Imperiale for sculpture of the Imperial House of Japan for the Japan Art Association.[2]
- ^ James Hall (22 July 2011). Tony Cragg and the sculpture wars. The Guardian. Accessed October 2014.
- ^ a b Anthony Douglas (Tony) CRAGG. Debrett's. Accessed October 2014.
- ^ a b Tony Cragg RA. Royal Academy of Arts. Accessed October 2014.
- ^ Shakespeare-Preis; und ein Shakespeare-Studienstipendium (in German). Alfred Toepfer Foundation. Archived 19 June 2002.
- ^ [s.n.] (31 December 2001). Honours shared across England. BBC News. Accessed October 2014.
- ^ Robert Ayers (10 May 2007). Tony Cragg. ArtInfo. Archived 6 September 2008.
- ^ [s.n.] (28 August 2002). Piepenbrock Preis: Anthony Cragg ist Meister der Skulptur (in German). Spiegel-Online. Accessed October 2014.
External links[edit]


text:
NEW COURSE for Spring 2015!
Human Biospecimens for Research - Information
BioSquare III 670 Albany street
October 21, 2014
Human Biospecimens for Research - Information
August 11, 2014
Philip Bondzie, PhD, Henderson Lab successfully Defended his thesis; "Out of Africa; The Role of APOL1...
August 11, 2014
Chad Mayer, from the Kurosawa Lab successfully Defended his thesis: "An Inside...
Comments, suggestions, corrections? Please let us know here.


text:
Is this an opportunity to make things a bit more efficient (for the prorammer): I find it gets a bit tiresome having to wrap things in
Some, e.g.
Some(5). What about something like this:
implicit def T2OptionT( x : T) : Option[T] = if ( x == null ) None else Some(x)


text:
T&S B-1231 Stainless Steel Die Stamped Drip Pan
- Stainless steel
T & S Brass and Bronze Works
Create a convenient water filler station in your business with the T&S B-1231 stainless steel die stamped drip pan! This drip pan is made of 18 gauge stainless steel for outstanding durability, and it comes with a drop-in grid to provide a convenient platform for your glassware or tumblers. And thanks to its convenient mounting surface, this drip pan is easily installed into your countertop.
Overall Dimensions:
Width: 12 5/8"
Depth: 10 5/8"
Height: 8"
Because this item is not stocked in our warehouse, processing and transit times will vary. If you need your items by a certain date,
please note this in the comment section while checking out! Please feel free to log on to our Live Chat should you have any questions
before placing your order. After your order is placed, we will update you via email to let you know how this will be shipping to you.
DownloadsSpecsheet Warranty
A PDF viewer is required to view this product's information. Download Adobe Acrobat software
Related Items
Deck Mount Faucets
4 Categories
Deck Mount Faucet Accessories and Components
8 Products
Wall Mount Faucets
4 Categories
Wall Mount Faucet Accessories and Components
28 Products
Customer Reviews
Overall User Rating: T&S B-1231 Stainless Steel Die Stamped Drip Pan ( 5.0 stars from 1 review )
Paired this with a water faucet and it works great together. A great item at a great price and I would definitely recommend this together with a filter and a faucet combo.
Michael H. Posted on 03/10/2014
Have you used this product?
Log in to write your own review and earn up to $16.00 with video, photo, and text reviews!Login or Register


text:
Sorry this is late, pretty busy weekend here in Sarasota with the OW swim and Sharks Triathlon.
2 X 150 kick 3:15
3 X 100 kick 2:10
8 X 25 kick*fast, no board* :40
3 X 100 stroke 2:00
1 X 100 easy free 2:00
4 X 75 stroke 1:30
1 X 100 easy free 2:00
4 X 50 stroke 1:00
Choice, odd:easy even:fast
Easy 100
Sprint 20 yards, no breath
WARM DOWN: 4 X 50 easy 1:00
Monday OCTOBER 5th, 2009
Next MEET:
2009 SPMA Short Course Meters Championships
December 4th - 6th, 2009 at Long Beach
59 Days till Long Beach
lat press
lat pull
bench press
SCY no blocks
6:30 - 8:00
Chris coached
UT Swim Center main pool
dove in on time
Swam with Amy, larry, nate, & mary
beside brandon, max, ned, paul, brad, tyler & todd
WORE briefs
2 rounds of 200 100 200
Main Set
20 x 100
2 rounds of
1 - 4 aerobic on 1:20 went 3rd cruised it
#5 fast
6 - 9 aerobic on 1:20 went 3rd cruised it
#10 fast k
went 1:10
assigned 10 x 150
did 10 x ( 50k 50 skip 50 k)
I'm finally healthy!!!
I started getting sick Tuesday night and was in bed all day Wednesday and Thursday and should have taken Friday off, too but I didn't. I rested most of Saturday as well.
Saturday morning I did coach and I did a make-up pilates class. I felt fabulous after an hour on the reformer! I'm very excited to have an hour a week devoted to pilates!!! I cannot tell you how good it feels!!!
Anyway ... I was on time to workout this morning!!!
That is a feat in and of itself!
100 swim
200 IM drill
300 swim choice
400 IM drill
12 x 100 kick with fins on 1:30 descend 1-4, 5-8, 9-12
16 x 25 on :30 choice every 3rd fast. I did them all free because while I am healthy and feeling great my lungs are not quite ready for battle. They were fried after the first 4 100s kick when I was trying to 15m on each wall. So I switched over to kicking with a board.
100 swim down
I'm stoked. The goal is to get in on time the next 3 days ...
Overall I felt fairly strong. Started out with no clock for the first set but then the team next to me turned it on finally.
500 Free every 3rd 25 kick
5x100@1:40 Free nice and loose
500 Free kick with fins moderate speed
5x25@1:00 Free keep fins on w/board under left arm pull with right arm only
5x25@1:00 Free keep fins on w/board under right arm pull with left arm only
10x100 Free w/paddles & bouy #1-5@1:30 #6-10@1:25 made them easily
5x100@1:45 Free as 50 swim/50 fist drill
Total 3500 yards
It's 11;09 and I am finally sitting down for the first time today.
Last night, homecoming dance for Sarah. She looked beautiful and had alot of fun! After pictures we went to a bonfire and chili party at one of Marty's partner's home. We had lots of fun and finished the evening up playing Rock Band. (I like Dance Dance Revolution better!)
This morning's swim with Nasti's:
*500 free warm-up swim
*200 Dolphin Kick on back w/split fins
*200 free on 3:30 interval
*Broken 200 free (75 easy speed(rest 5 sec)50 building(rest 5 sec) 50 hard(rest 5 sec) 25 sprint.
*200 free 3:30 interval
*4 X 50 free descending (1:00/:55/:50/:45)
*200 freestyle 3:30 interval
*8 X 25 on :30 (2 each stroke)
*2 X 100 on 1:45 (Free/ IM)
*8 X 50 (all stroke, choice) on 1:00
*4 X 25 (no breathing choice of underwater or free sprint on 1:00) i just did fly sprints
*200 Backstroke cool-down swim (focus on smooth turns)
2,800 scy
I got some breakfast at Cafe Patachou! (YUM!)
Did some errands plus a big grocery store purchase.
I finally got home and decided to take a run. Marty accompanied me on the bike. I ran a pleasant 5.3 miles (41:00). There won't be many more days as pretty as this one. (cool, crisp, pristine and sunny)
At this point I started cooking. I made a meal to take to a fellow teacher at my school who just had a baby. Once I got in a groove I made a couple more meals for the week and stuck them in the freezer. All this energy was fueled by La Crema! I love to cook, play music, and drink chard! I almost feel like a gourmet chef!
Tomorrow (in 33 minutes) is Monday and it's back to the grindstone!
Warm up:
700 variety swim, kick, drill
Drilly stuff:
10 x (25 UW shooter on back, no fins, + 25 EZ)
10 x 50 @ 1:00
25 easy speed fly + 25 easy, working on breakouts
12 x (25 AFAP w/fins + 50 EZ)
1-4 free
5-6 dolphin kick shooter on belly
7-8 flutter kick shooter
9-12 free
Total: 2850
Whew, I was definitely tired this weekend after a more intense week of training. I was DEAD on Saturday. I slept in today and felt more rested. If I carry on with this plan, I anticipate the weekends being more about recovery.
A couple of years ago, I was having some aches in my back all the way from my neck down to my lower back. Going to the chiro and getting an adjustment and returning a few times seemed to really help. Also, at the suggestion of my vet, I went to see a guy about 80 miles away that specializes in testing for muscular imbalances. He put me on some equipment that gave these digital readouts that mean nothing to me. Anyway, he said I had a major imbalance between my chest and back. He said my back was 3 times stronger than my chest. So, he gave me some exercises some of which I have been good about doing while admittedly not being good about doing others. I think I have made progress on lessening the imbalance, but may still have a little ways to go.
I kind of wonder if I have been going too easy on my lat work. This is a strong area for me, but I think I am having a tendency to baby it after the soreness I felt a couple of years ago. Right now, I'm in basic maintenance because I've been doing more running than usual. Lifting heavy and running will completely break my body down, so I'm trying to just maintain on the weights for a couple of more weeks before moving into a heavier lifting phase. The last few weeks, I've been doing a couple of sets of 15 on the lat high row at 110. I did a max set today (maybe not completely max because I have been sick and didn't want to overdo it) on the lat high row. Based on what I did, I wonder if the 110 is too light. I also wonder at what weight I should be on sets of 10 or 8.
Here it the workout I did today:
Lat hi row: 90 x 3, 100 x 3, 110 x3, 120 x 3, 130 x 2, 140 x 2, 150 x 2, 160 x 1, 170 x 1, 180 x 1, 190 x 1, 200 x 1, 180 x 1, 160 x 1, 140 x 2, 120 x 3, 110 x 3, 90 x 3
Military press: 2 sets of 40 x 15
Triceps pull-downs: 2 sets of 40 x 15
Alt. hammer curls: 2 sets of 10 x 15
1 set of 15 push-ups with Bosu ball
1 set of 100 bicycles
2 sets of 25 crunches with med ball
Updated October 4th, 2009 at 07:53 PM by elise526
At Lifetime SCM
Warm up
200 free
200 back
50 kick moderateMain Set 3x
100 free AFAP (3x1:03 if I read the clock right, def all under 1:05)
50 kick ez
200 back ez
50 kick ezCool down
50 kick ez
200 free drillThis is very typical of my solo workouts now that I am concentrating on sprint training. After reading the SpeedForto workout, I felt the need to do some AFAP 100s for a change.
My main sets are 1x200 or 4-6x50s or 6-10x25s AFAP with recovery swimming between each and the balance of time spent on drills and technique work. Kick and recovery days are thrown in as needed.
The 100s were faster than I expected today.
It seems that taking time off swimming is much more conducive to stress and exhaustion than regular swimming ever can be. My period of idleness and morbid reflection is finally over.
Having only swum very sporadically since Indy, I had a hard time dragging my atrophied body to the Ohio St Beach this afternoon. With the aid of a tall skinny latte, I finally made it and set up a base camp beside the little walkway that leads down to the water.
The weather in Chicago has been pretty ordinary of late. We've had nothing but drizzle and 40-50's temperatures for the last week. The skies were very grey and the air temperature was 54degrees. The water was like glass and registered 62-63 degrees right by the shore (it's colder out further).
I set off feeling like a million bucks! I wore a nice orange suit and my favourite pirate cap. I did something to my neck a month or so ago while mountain biking and can't even lift my head to sight. That hurt a bit but at least sighting to the side is ok for Ohio St.
About 50 yards short of the half mile turnaround things changed, and I went from feeling great to feeling terribly cold in the space of about a minute. Yikes! I had to get back to shore as soon as possible. Although I was parallel and quite close to the shore there was no chance of getting out as the ladders have been removed. Also, running down the bike track in a wet suit in 54degree weather may not have been a good idea
Six months ago 62 degrees would have felt tropical, but it seems going from 70 degrees to 62 in the space of 6 days was enough for my body to lodge a protest.
Although I was trying to sprint, I started to feel a bit lightheaded and my stroke was falling to pieces. The last 10 minutes really sucked and I had to look at my HTFU wristband for comfort. Rapidly slipping into delirium, I had visions of Jimby freezing and wet in the wilds of Idaho. I felt certain I was going to die in about 4 feet of 62 degree water, and that would be a highly embarrassing way to go. Better to be eaten by a bear!
Somehow I made it to the beach and put on as much clothing as I'd brought with me.
Of course just as I was nearing the shore the rain started again and was torrential by the time I reached basecamp. Soaking wet, shivering, raving and hyperventilating, I made it to the toilets at Navy Pier. Camped out in the handicapped stall, I dried off and drank some hot coffee out of my little Stanley. Still shivering, I made a run for for the car through the crowds of Navy Pier. I'm pretty sure I pushed a bride over on my way. After 10 minutes in the car with the heater on, I was on my way, laughing.
No part of this blog is exaggerated. I never exaggerate.
Also please forgive the terrible writing and complete lack of grammar. The blood still hasn't returned to my brain and probably never will.
Updated October 3rd, 2009 at 11:38 PM by Chicken of the Sea
I had a nice quite workout with Sandra. Just the usual.
500 Free every 3rd 25 Back
40x25 10 of each stroke drills with fins
5x100@1:40 Free
200 Free EZ
Total 2200 yards
Updated November 26th, 2009 at 06:18 PM by Donna
Had planned to do a 5k today, but woke up Friday morning with a sore throat, wheezing, etc. Decided to wait and see how I felt today before making a decision whether to run or not. Woke up with a fever and the run-down feeling. Went to doc and was diagnosed with a massive sinus infection. Two shots and medicine. Guess I'm out of working out today. If I feel better tomorrow, may do some weights.
Updated October 4th, 2009 at 12:42 AM by elise526
I think I may have this neck/shoulder recovery thing figured out. I'm going to keep doing BW's exercises to strengthen the unit and just swim 2 days then take 1 off. Yesterday it hurt badly so I didn't swim. I took a 45 minute run and the running was even painful. I had a really stressful morning yesterday and that seems to set it off. I carry all my stress in my shoulders! I got up this AM thinking I probably wouldn't swim but it felt better. I did a low intensity workout with alot of kicking for me. It felt fine but it's tightning up now. It doesn't hurt when I swim but afterwards it tightens down like a vice and annoys me all day. I really don't want it to turn into a chronic problem!
Here is my workout in case anyone is looking for an easy way to get a few yards:
*500 Free Steady Build Up and Focus on Bi-lateral Breathing.
*200 Dolfin kick on back with split fins
*2 X 250 Free on 4:15 same focus as above.
*200 Dolfin Kick on Back with split fins.
*4 X 125 free on 2:15 interval.
*200 Flutter Kick on front, no fins
*5 X 100 IM on 2:00 pace
*200 Flutter kick on back, no fins
*10 X 50 on 1:00 (2 fly, 3 back, 2 Breast, 3 Free)
3,300 yds.
A couple of my Nasti friends who attended the national convention gave me a cool "Go the Distance" tee shirt today after practice. It is a limited edition shirt given to the members of the Fitness Committee. My friend said she thought I deserved it because I come to all the practices, swim all the meets/ow events, and participate in things like GTD! Wow, it made me feel so good to think they wanted to give it to me!
It's so funny how when your "dapper is down" a little bit someone comes along and zings you right back into a good state of mind. I love my swim friends.
Sat. 10/3/09
I seem to have completely recovered from the flu. I'm lucky that it was a mild case.
SCY, Solo
500 swim [alternated free/back as 2x(100-75-50-25)]
200 IM kick (no board, no fins)
300 drill alt. 50 free, 50 no free
(did fly-back-breast drills)
400 pull breathe 3
swim 20 x 25 on 30, every 3rd no free - keep it nice and smooth
(Alternated back and fly on non free, swam everything around :20)
pull 4 x 100 w/10 sec. rest, breathe 2/3/4/5 by 25
(averaged 1:25 on these)
kick 300 choice with board/fins
swim 6 x 50 on 1:00, odds free, evens back
(did free just under 40, back at 40-41)
swim down 200
Total: 3100 yards
I can't swim this weekend . The pool's closed because of an age-group meet and I'm not 16. (Actually, it will be open for a couple of hours in the evening, but that doesn't fit in with my Saturday night plans.) So, I think I'll be having chlorine withdrawal symptoms by tomorrow night.
I suppose I'll just have to treat this as a double rest day.
AM: Hot Yoga:
As promised, I made it to my first hot yoga class. I think I liked it better than other yoga I've done -- you can get really flexy when you're so hot. But it was really really hot those last 30 minutes, and the 90 minute class went long. I'm fair skinned and my face was bright red. Next time, I'm bringing more water and putting ice in it. G2 was definitely not the right thing to bring to class.
In general, I'm pretty flexible, but my balance isn't the greatest compared to the real yogis. I was told it burned 1,000 calories, which seems like a lot. You definitely lose a lot of water weight; I was drenched! I can't believe some yogis do this 2x a day ...
PM: Weights
Didn't get in as long a session in as I had hoped -- too many errands and chatting with an old friend at the gym. But I did manage this:
leg press, 270 x 3 x 10 (fast)
bench press, 70 x 1 x 8 (fast), 60 x 2 x 8 (fast)
tricep press, 45 x 3 x 10 (fast)
yates row (first time I'd ever done it, had to play around with the weight), 95 x 1 x 20, 115 x 1 x 10, 135 x 1 x 10, 145 x 1 x 8
internal and external rotators, 10 x 2 x 15 each arm
lunges w/20 lb DBs, 2 x 15
hanging reverse crunches, 3 x 15
straight leg raises lifting hips off bench, 2 x 15
dead bugs on bosu, 3 x 25 (much harder on the bosu, Pete. )
I do think the yoga took some toll on the weights. I felt more tired than usual. I guess I'm just used to lifting weights first and in the am.
I have two GFs coming over tonight (can't go out have to babysit a coed teenage group, lol). Will definitely be drinking our fav buttery chard.
SCY, solo
2x150 swim choice w/15 sec.
(#1 free, #2 back)
3 x 100 kick choice w/10 sec.
(All on back around 2:00 each)
4 x 75 swim w/10 sec.: 1 fl/bk/br; 2 fr/fl/bk; 3 br/fr/fl; 4 bk/br/fr
swim 6 x 50 on 1:00: desc. 1-3 free, 4-6 no free, all to about 80%
(did back on 4-6)
swim 3x around
200 free swim on 3:15
(did these around 2:50)
4 x 50 descend on 1:10 to about 80-85%
2 x 25 faster on 45
(did round 1 free, went :40->36 on 50's, around 16 on 25's)
(did round 2-3 back, went :45->39± on 50's, under 20 on 25's)
1:00 rest between rounds
swim down 100
Total: 2650 yards
I've been down with the flu since last Sunday. Fortunately it wasn't too bad and I got over it much faster than the rest of my family. So took an easy workout on Thursday evening after work.
The outdoor pool closed on Wednesday so I will be swimming in the indoor pool until next spring. It must have been at least 86°!! It sucked.
SCY with Carrie
300 swim free
200 swim back
kick 6 x 50 w/5 sec. rest (no board)
(alt flutter/dolphin on back by 50's)
200 pull choice
(100 free/100 back, no paddles)
swim 3 sets of 4 x 75, desc. 1-4
set 1 free on 1:15 (ave 1:02-3)
set 2 fl/bk/br on 1:30 (did 1-arm fly ave 1:10)
set 3 back on 1:20 (ave 105-7)
100 easy
kick w/fins&board : 3 x 200 w/20 sec. rest desc. 1-3
(w/zoomers, went 3:40-3:20-2:55)
swim down 200
Total: 2800 yards
FAST FRIDAY OCTOBER 2nd, 2009
Next MEET:
2009 SPMA Short Course Meters Championships
December 4th - 6th, 2009 at Long Beach
62 Days till Long Beach
SCY no blocks
6:30 - 8:00
Chris coached
UT Swim Center main pool
dove in on time
Swam with Amy, mike, tyler
beside larry, brandon, max, doug, & Jon
WORE B70 legs
2 rounds of
150 fr 50 k
150 fr 50 k
150 fr 50 k
150 fr 50 k
stop at 7:00
Main Set
9 x 100 fr on 2:20
inx 85 - 90%
held 59 - 61
100 easy
100 fr fast
went 51
100 easy
9 x 100 k on 2:20
held 67 - 70 (which kinda surprised me)
100 easy
100 k fast
went 59
100 easy
Today we only had 2 lap lanes, I had to share with a guy who clearly could not swim. Luckly I was able to pass him quickly every time.
5x200@3:45 Free
500 Free kick w/fins every 3rd 25 sprint
500 Fly kick w/fins on back streamline (abs appreciated it today)
2x500 Free w/paddles & bouy last 100 of last 500 EZ
Total 3000 meters
Easy workout tonight with the Nasti's. Lots of people were there, it was like homecoming night! Here's the workout:
*200 free Swim
*200 Flutter Kick w/board
*2 X 100 back/breast
*Super 500 Swim (25-50-25-75-25-100-25-75-25-50-25) I did mixed stroke. not sure of interval except I didn't get much rest.
*10 X 75 on 1:20 (25 stroke-rest 5 seconds then sprint 50 free)
*10 X 25 alternate stroke/free on :30
*200 Free
*200 Backstroke concentration on the turns.
2,500 yds.
I applied and recieved a grant for an "Action-Based Learning Lab" at my school. I am going for training tomorrow at an IPS school where they already have a program in place. I hope I don't regret taking this on. It's starting to sound like alot of work!
I'm glad the week-end is near!


text:
For one Great Bend man, the tornado that ripped the heart out of Joplin, Mo., Sunday is something he will never forget.
Wichita-based United Way of the Plains is coordinating with United Way of Central Kansas to assist the tornado-ravaged communities of Reading and Joplin, Mo., said Julie Bugner Smith, UWCK executive director.
Great Bend Street Department employees removed the bricks around the Broadway island at Harrison Street Tuesday afternoon as they prepared to tear the island out for the installation of a left-turn lane. That work starts today.
There's been enough rain locally to slow down the danger of range fire, but only temporarily.
Local gas prices have slowly reversed from the high point earlier this month and they had reached $3.80 per gallon in Great Bend Monday, which was a drop of six cents.
Great Bend High School seniors celebrated their graduation Sunday at the 2011 commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium.
The latest report from the Kansas Department of Labor indicates the April 2011 unemployment rate in the state was 6.3 percent, down from 7.1 percent in March 2011 and down from 6.8 percent in April 2010.
Some photo's from Sunday's commencement ceremony at Great Bend High School.
Improvements in emergency communications in Barton County are continuing and the project is nearing completion, according to information from County Communications Director Doug Hubbard.
BUSHTON - Katelyn Zink is accustomed to being called last.
When Jake Schridde walks across the stage with is diploma during Great Bend High School's commencement Sunday afternoon, he ends a family tradition that spans more than three decades.
Dr. Richard Preston has made a "bittersweet" decision – bitter in that he will miss his patients and colleagues, and sweet in that he will have more time with his wife, kids and grandkids. He has announced his retirement, effective Saturday, May 21.
Hopefully, Great Bend is not in the middle of digging out from a major disaster when you are reading this story, but if it were, action taken this week by the Great Bend City Council would have helped.
The local Job Fair, held Thursday at the Best Western Courtyard, attracted about 300 job-seekers and 24 local businesses, and was called a success by all who attended.
Dr. Carl Heilman's contract as president of Barton Community College was extended by one year, to June of 2014, at Thursday's BCC Board of Trustees meeting.
HOISINGTON - A stabbing victim was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Wichita Sunday and a suspect is in jail.
The director of the Brit Spaugh Zoo in Great Bend plans to resign.


text:
Since 1992 we have prided ourselves in our high standards, updating our beauty therapy skills with the latest treatments and products available, and keeping a professional but relaxed atmosphere.
Our team of caring and professional beauty therapists will make you feel at ease as they combine their knowledge and skills with beautiful products.
In our hands you will enjoy personal and luxurious treatments. Whether your visit is for beauty maintenance, relaxation or just self indulgence the results will leave you feeling and looking amazing.
We are proud to be a Clarins Gold Salon, which is a group of the countries leading privately owned beauty salons that deliver exemplary level of Clarins service.
Enjoy a little me time, that's exactly what we are here for.
Sharon Lee
Salon Proprietor
Beauty Blog
Thursday 20th November 2014
Come & join us this Thursday day & evening (Thursday 20th November 2014) This one day event is just for you! We have an exclusive offer on Thursday all clients who purchase gifts & products with receive 10% off You will receive a raffle ticket with your purchase made on the day Prizes to be WON Demonstrations […]Read more
Bath Bombs & Xmas Sets
Flower Power Piped Glass Candle £8.99 Piped Candle with pure essential oils. We have handcrafted this candle, using nothing but the best ingredients with pure ylang ylang and bergamot essential oils. This candle will burn for 30 to 35 hours. Please carefully follow the directions for use (printed on the base). Snowflakes on […]Read more
Christmas Opening Hours 2014
Sunday 14th Dec-11-4 Monday 15th Dec-Friday 19th Dec 9am-8pm Saturday 20th December 9-5 Sunday 21st Dec -11-4 Monday 22nd Dec – Tuesday 23rd Dec 9-8 Wednesday 24th Dec 9-4 REOPEN Monday 29th Dec – Tuesday 30th Dec 9-8 Wednesday 31st Dec 9-3pm REOPEN Saturday 3rd January 2015 9-4Read more


text:
|May 07, 2012, 07:17 PM
Hey al Stratos owners!!! Today was the 2nd time I took mine out, and actually 2nd time flying any type of rc plane..OK Crashed of course..lol But my question to those of you that have this bird is...... I followed instructions per flight test and the manual to level out rudder on full throttle..I have done this 2 times.I get no up elevator when I go full throttle which is what I thought it was supposed to do. The elevator just stays level..If I try to move the elevator by hand it has plenty of down elevator play but up it may go 1/8 of an inch up and thats it..I not saying this is why I crashed...I know why...LOL I suck.. but is this normal...any help would greatly be appreciated.. Thanks all
|May 07, 2012, 07:34 PM
You are supposed to get some up elevator when you reduce the throttle. This to help keep the plane from descending too rapidly at reduced throttle settings. Please reread pages 6, 7 & 10 in the manual for additional information.
|May 07, 2012, 08:25 PM
watch this vid... Starting about 4:30 in it talks about throttle to elevator lift...The manual is all over the place in my opinion..but will reread pages 6 &7....page 10 I have read numerous ties.Thank you for your help
|May 07, 2012, 09:23 PM
The manual mentions the elevator moving but is not clear on which direction. After verifying that control surfaces are correct you will see a slight upward movement of the elevator when you retard the throttle. It is not a large amount of movement but it is there. You certainly do not want the the elevator going up with full throttle! This raises the nose and would make level flight at full throttle difficult. As it is the plane climbs by design with full throttle. The settings you verify, as called for in the manual, will give you the correct amount of elevator movement.
Hope this helps.
Watched the video again. They are stating how it works and they are correct! Full throttle a bit of down elevator and low throttle a bit of up.
|May 07, 2012, 09:37 PM
|May 07, 2012, 10:45 PM
sorry just a side note, in my crash today I popped off both foam prop protectors will a dab of hot glue work to get them to stick or should I go get some CA?
|May 08, 2012, 07:18 AM
USA, VA, Chantilly
Joined Apr 2002
1,702 Posts
Hot glue is a bit heavy for big repairs but just fine as you used it. -- ggunners
|May 08, 2012, 10:37 AM
We all started somewhere. Don't be too hard on yourself. If it was all that easy we would not need any learning time. You seem to have the right attitude and will improve with practice. In the meantime get some UHU POR for these foam planes. Totally foam safe and those spinners can be removed later if necessary. It is a bit expensive but I consider it mandatory on my workbench. CA works but can make subsequent repairs difficult.
|May 08, 2012, 11:04 AM
Thanks for the link to UHU Por at Hobby Lobby. I know that UHU Por has many fans, especially in Europe, but it seems hard to find on this side of the pond.
Two other -- but I believe pretty similar -- glues with lots of die-hard adherents (yuk-yuk) are:
Welder contact adhesive
http://www.twistedhobbys.com/Welder-...-00WELDERS.htm (also usually available at Lowes and other hardware stores)
All three of these seem to be excellent for foam applications. I'd like to see someone put them through rigorous testing to determine which is the "Best"!
(Or, at least, which is best for particular purposes.)
|May 10, 2012, 03:23 PM
Had a big crash today!!!
I got the bright idea to mod my elevator today, BAD IDEA!!!!
the elevator mod is not recommended! Do not do this! This mod made the plane fly very erratically and it was super unpredictable. The plane nosed up and stalled and then kept over correcting up and down until it slammed into the ground nose first. It damaged the fuselage and wing. I repaired it with clear packing tape and restored the elevator to normal and it flies OK now. It is a little twitchy but it is okay.
Take my advice and don't mod this plane. Keep it as is.
|May 10, 2012, 05:27 PM
USA, VA, Chantilly
Joined Apr 2002
1,702 Posts
With the "Virtual Instructor" active, it will probably overcorrect with the much bigger elevator, so the elevator mod should probably only be used with Virtual Instructor turned off and only after you've mastered all the other flight modes including landing gear and high rates. Good to know. Thanks for sharing. -- ggunners
|May 10, 2012, 10:54 PM
thanks to the 6 keys to success sticky....just wating for a calm day to try again hoping saturday..
|May 12, 2012, 08:11 AM
United States, TX, Richardson
Joined Oct 2011
303 Posts
Break-away wing? Really??
I have my Firebird Stratos all put together and she's ready to fly. One of the last things the manual told me to do was to insert that rod into the plastic rod holder such that it is clamping down on the wing. I had to push down on the wing hard to get that little rod to slide into the holder. Then they told me to secure that rod (with flat surface up) to the fuselage with two screws, which I did, nice and tight.
My goodness, that's like a Fort Knox clamp, securing the wing to the fuselage! The promotional literature for this Stratos brags about this, "Breakaway wing that can separate from the fuselage in the event of a crash". But with that rod securing the wing to the fuselage I don't see ANY way in the world the wing could break away in a crash, unless it was a major crash which destroyed the whole plane.
So where am I going wrong here?
|May 12, 2012, 12:02 PM
United States, CA, Oceanside
Joined Apr 2011
4,995 Posts
Nope, trust me, it will. I crashed mine, not too badly, and the wing did indeed separate. I did do some minor damage to the nose, but I fixed that with some CA and tape. No damage to the wing though. I would urge you to use better tape on the wing foils since the tape that come with the plane is really weak. I also used stronger tape on the horizontal stabalizer too.
|May 12, 2012, 08:11 PM
|Thread Tools
|Similar Threads
|Thread Starter
|Last Post
|HobbyZone Firebird Commander 2
|Electric Sailplanes
|Sep 09, 2011 06:48 PM
|Hobbyzone Firebird Phantom parts - $30 take all
|Aircraft - Electric - Airplanes (FS/W)
|Sep 07, 2011 06:34 AM
|Hobbyzone Firebird Outlaw RTF - Great for kids and/or beginners
|Aircraft - Electric - Airplanes (FS/W)
|May 08, 2011 08:36 PM
|Why was HobbyZone Firebird Freedom RTF dicontinued?
|Beginner Training Area (Aircraft-Electric)
|Apr 19, 2011 08:15 AM
|Hobbyzone Firebird Commander 2 Plus Extras
|Aircraft - Electric - Airplanes (FS/W)
|Apr 01, 2011 08:49 PM


text:
Log in with your favorite social network, or with your email address and password, to save favorites and use our Trip Planner tool:
Log in with your email address and password:
Fill out the form below to create a new account:
I've read and understood the terms of use.
Sign up for email updates!
Select a Region
Bodycare, Haircare, Pedicures, Spa Packages, Stay Packages, Skincare, Waxing


text:
Holiday Dressing 101: What to Wear for Any Occasion view
The Limited's Olivia Pope Inspired Collection view
The Big Cover Up view
A model struts down Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring/Summer 2010 show wearing a floor-sweeping,...
A model struts down Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring/Summer 2010 show wearing a floor-sweeping, mesh-overlayed gown and a cornrowed bun. We're living for the turquoise eyeshadow and nails!
Customer Service | E-mail Newsletter Sign-up | Subscribe to Essence | Give a Gift of Essence | Change Your Address | Renew Your Subscription | Pay Your Bill | Questions & Comments
Bios | Contact Us | Essence Crosswords | Job Opportunities | Internships | Media Kit | Our Company | Site Map | Writer's Guidelines | Magazine Tablet Edition
© 2014 Essence Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Your California Privacy Rights | Terms of Use | Essence.com Advertising Terms | AD CHOICES


text:
Don't bury your head in the sand over new child benefit entitlements
Published at 10:30, Friday, 09 November 2012
Families in Cumbria are being warned they need to take action if they receive a letter from the taxman about child benefits.
Carlisle-based accountancy firm Saint & Co says people affected must be prepared for new rules that come into play on January 7.
The rules state that if an individual or their partner – whether married or not – has a personal income in excess of £50,000 and is receiving child benefit, a decision has to be made as to whether they continue receiving that.
Details will be highlighted to those affected in a letter from HM Revenue and Customs about the high income child benefit charge.
Those high earners who choose to continue will have to complete a tax return to calculate and pay the relevant tax charge.
And if a person's income exceeds £60,000 the tax charge payable actually equates to the total child benefit received.
Pauline Jackson, tax partner at Saint & Co, said: "These new rules are complex and may prove difficult to comply with.
"For example, where couples do not disclose their income to each other or where there has been a second marriage, one partner could have to pay a tax charge for child benefit received by the other partner on behalf of children who they may have no responsibility for, let alone be related to.'
One of the outcomes of the new tax charge is that people who are currently not required to complete a tax return, may now have a legal obligation to do so.
This will mean registering with HM Revenue and Customs and then completing and filing a tax return.
There has been some criticism of the new rules. For example, a couple, one of whom earns £15,000 and another £52,000, will have a tax charge to pay because of the person earning over £50,000.
But a couple who each earn £33,500 – the same joint income as the first couple – will avoid any payment.
Dependent upon the amount of tax charge which is payable and the individual's personal tax position, there could be a knock-on effect resulting in half yearly payments on account having to be made, or increasing those which would otherwise be payable.
The situation is even more complicated for those with fluctuating income or those who start or finish employments part-way through a year, because one year they may have a tax charge and then none the next. For those who decide to stop receiving child benefit, they will have to call a helpline or fill in an online form.
Should a person's personal circumstances change – leading to a drop in income that puts you back in the charge-free band – those who opt out will have to re-register.
Ms Jackson said: "Couples should take advice from their accountant or tax adviser to enable them to fully understand the impact of the tax charge for their own circumstances and, if appropriate, whether they should continue to receive child benefit."
Published by http://www.cumberlandnews.co.uk
Quick links
Visit our websites for...
- Former Barrow police officer is jailed for breaching court order (9 comments)
- Man charged with attempted murder after assault at Barrow industrial estate
- Barrow man dies following A592 crash in Cumbria (1 comment)
- Barrow dad-of-two baited dogs to attack cat and sheep (7 comments)
- Dalton Zoo boss guilty of allowing birds to escape
- Former Barrow police officer is jailed for breaching court order (9 comments)
- Man charged with attempted murder after assault at Barrow industrial estate
- Barrow man dies following A592 crash in Cumbria (1 comment)
- Barrow dad-of-two baited dogs to attack cat and sheep (7 comments)
- Dalton Zoo boss guilty of allowing birds to escape
- Barrow dad-of-two baited dogs to attack cat and sheep (7 comments)
- Barrow woman in tears as court orders dog to be destroyed (28 comments)
- Dalton zoo boss steps down (5 comments)
- On-street parking charges for Cumbria scrapped (21 comments)
- Drivers face 30-mile diversion when road bosses close A590 Cumbria (20 comments)
Post 16 education
Go green 36
The Barber's Shop
Choosing a primary school
To save our contact details direct to your smartphone simply scan this QR code
|Evening Mail Going Out


text:
BR - imported-table-runner
Imported Table Runner
Plaid Holly Runner$49.00
QuicklookPlaid Holly Runner$49.00Radiant red table runner with plaid and applique holly trim. Designed by Donna Stevens. Made from 100% polyester fabric with a silk-like sheen. Finished with intricate embroidery and sequins. Dry clean only. Plan your party around Donna Stevens's fabulous and festive Plaid Holly Runner. The radiant red ground is trimmed with red-and-green plaid and apple green, embroidered-and-sequined holly, for a stunning look that you'll treasure for years to come. Make it the foundation of your ...
Patience Brewster Nativity Table Runner$89.00
QuicklookPatience Brewster Nativity Table Runner$89.00The perfect complement to your collection, since each end of the runner is beautifully embroidered with Patience Brewsterâs charming Magi Elephant and Magi Camel designs. But you donât have to have to be a collector to appreciate the colorful motifs and exquisite workmanship that goes into each one â a marvelous addition all on its own. Expertly crafted from a conveniently machine washable blend of ramie and cotton. Highly anticipated by collectors, year after year, ...
Ruffled Burlap Table Runner$39.00
QuicklookRuffled Burlap Table Runner$39.00Expert workmanship shows in every detail. For tablecloths, the finest-quality burlap is sewn into three gently cascading tiers. Tablecloths are then fitted perfectly into round and rectangular shapes for a custom, designer look. Tailored from 100% jute; runner ruffles are cotton. Dry clean. Our Ruffled Burlap Fitted Tablecloths and Runners are tailor made for Easter, but an extraordinary way to give your tables a natural, feminine feel any time of year. . . . . ...


text:
T-shirts include battery, opportunity, temporary shame, pattern member, blood hand, scorched-earth of separation, gratitude on one inhaler of the contact, and post. real viagra side effects They find a man bet and decide to keep it and hatch a pregnancy to end their blog inhibitors.
Marvel's New Seating Brochure
New Stack and Sled Base
Marvel's New Pronto Furniture Brochure
Features the Whole Pronto Quickship Line of Office Furniture
2012 Color Palette
Swatches of our Standard Laminates and Fabrics for Desks, Panel Systems, Office Furniture and Chairs


text:
The first franchise owner of Technology IT specialists ComputerXplorers in Scotland has helped children in a Glasgow school discover more about the police's Crime Scene Investigation work.
The owner of ComputerXplorers South West Scotland, John McGill, ran the six-week after-school course every Wednesday for Years 6 and 7 pupils at Carmyle Primary School.
Father-of-two John, who is based in East Kilbride, set up ComputerXplorers South West Scotland in September 2009, when he recognised the importance of developing core life skills in children from an early age.
During the course, the children learned how to examine fingerprints and hair samples, use digital microscopes, digital photography analysis and work the field scene. The pupils even had a visit by PC Steven Docherty, a member of their local Community Policing Team, who joined in the class to see how they were shaping up. Full article.
The coffee vending business is your opportunity to cash in on the 30 billion dollar coffee industry.
And start making money when they buy what they're already buying
Amazing opportunity for only $500 in an industry that is prime for sales.
Turn-key mobile loyalty app business. No experience needed!
The only TeleHealth & Medical Billing Franchise.
Millions of people retire in poverty - but it doesnt have to be this way!
Start a revolutionary printing company for a lot less than you think!
Earn $3,000+ per Transaction Brokering Notes
Be a part of the number one growth industry while securing your future with residual income.
Make money building websites for small businesses with our private label website builder


text:
2011 Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro Bus 43 QGP User Reviews
Tiffin does it again. Bob has outdone himself.
By Neil Schneider(Owner), Sep. 21, 2011I recently purchased a new 2011 Allegro Bus 43 QGP, trading in my 2005 40' QDP. The reason being that the 2011 had every improvement that I could have wished for.
Exterior fit and finish is top notch. And it has a wider entry door than previous models. Interior fit and finish is excellent and has i...
Read Full Review
Report Inappropriate Content Was this review helpful? Yes | No
1-1 of 1 Reviews
Recent 2011 Class A RV Reviews
2011 Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro Bus 43 QGP Research
Ads by Google
Buyers Guides
Recent Blog Posts
- Winnebago Donates $53,000 to American Cancer Society
Winnebago Donates $53,000 to American Cancer SocietyWinneba ...
- Thor Showcasing 2015 Motorhomes at California RV Show
Thor Showcasing 2015 Motorhomes at California RV ShowThor M ...
- Thor Announces Expansion Projects at Heartland
Thor Announces Expansion Projects at HeartlandThor Industri ...
Recent Comments
- Randy Martin
Thanks for your interest in our 50-state RV trip beginning in June 2012. For more information about our t ...
- Michael Groover
Is this muscle RV for sale?. ...
I My Sunnybrook needs a fender skirt for 1999 24 ft Fifthwheel damaged by a blowout can you help me Th ...


text:
Overview of content related to 'database'
This page provides an overview of 3 articles related to 'database', listing most recently updated content first. Note that filters may be applied to display a sub-set of articles in this category (see FAQs on filtering for usage tips). Select this link to remove all filters.
A database is a system intended to organize, store, and retrieve large amounts of data easily. It consists of an organized collection of data for one or more uses, typically in digital form. One way of classifying databases involves the type of their contents, for example: bibliographic, document-text, statistical. Digital databases are managed using database management systems, which store database contents, allowing data creation and maintenance, and search and other access. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Database)
Key statistics
Metadata related to 'database' (as derived from all content tagged with this term):
See our 'database' overview for more data and comparisons with other tags. For visualisations of metadata related to timelines, bands of recency, top authors, and and overall distribution of authors using this term, see our 'database' usage charts.
Top authors
Ariadne contributors most frequently referring to 'database':
Note: Links to all articles by authors listed above set filters to display articles by each author in the overview below. Select this link to remove all filters.
|Article summary
Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG) Fall Meeting
Paul Walk reports on the Sun-PASIG winter meeting held in Baltimore, USA on 18-20 November 2008.
January 2009, issue58, event report
A DRY CRIG Event for the IE Demonstrator
Paul Walk reports on an 'unconference' for developers working in and around the JISC Information Environment and institutional systems, hosted by UKOLN at the University of Bath in June 2008.
July 2008, issue56, event report
Eduserv Foundation Symposium 2007: Virtual Worlds, Real Learning?
Paul Walk reports on the Eduserv Foundation Symposium which took as its theme 'Virtual Worlds, Real Learning?' and which was primarily concerned with educational uses for Second Life.
July 2007, issue52, event report