text:
After launching the Global 7000 and 8000 ultra-long-range business jet programs in September 2010, Bombardier expects to fly the first Global 7000 flight-test vehicle (FTV) next year. This timeline supports the goal of Global 7000 entry into service in 2016, followed a year later by the Global 8000.
The first Global 7000 FTV is under construction, at both Bombardier and supplier facilities. Bombardier's plant in Querétaro, Mexico, is building the rear fuselage and the company's facility in St.-Laurent, Canada is manufacturing the cockpit. In Méaulte, France, Aerolia is assembling the first center fuselage, while the wings are under construction at Triumph Aerostructures in Red Oak, Texas.
Design of the Global 7000 is progressing, according to a Bombardier spokeswoman. "Our product development team and our suppliers are making progress, as planned, with the majority of the production drawings already released. The Global 7000/8000 program has started the transition from the detailed design phase to the product-definition release phase."
Bombardier declined to say how many FTVs it plans to build. "The experimental and ground test teams are progressing on the design and build of the various ground test rigs that will be used throughout the development and certification of the aircraft," said the spokeswoman.
Bombardier and supplier teams are co-located at Bombardier's Product Development Centre in Montréal. Final assembly will take place at Bombardier's Toronto facility, where assembly tooling and equipment is being prepared for the program.
The fly-by-wire Global 7000 and 8000 share the same 16,500-pound-thrust GE Passport 20 engine, which is on schedule for certification in 2015. The Global 7000 is the larger of the two jets and will offer range of 7,300 nm (10 passengers, four crew, Mach 0.85). The shorter Global 8000 will fly 7,900 nm under the same parameters, except with eight passengers.
The Rockwell Pro Line Fusion-based Bombardier Vision flight deck will feature control sticks instead of yokes. However, Bombardier will not say whether the sticks will be tied together electronically, as they will be in Gulfstream's new G500 and G600, or move independently like the typical Airbus configuration.
Labor unions that oppose Norwegian Air Shuttle's effort to gain a foreign air carrier permit for its Irish subsidiary to fly to the U.S. have garnered support from the U.S. Congress. A bipartisan group of 188 members of the House has asked the Department of Transportation (DOT) to deny the application.
In a letter to Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, dated November 24, the lawmakers state that Norwegian's application is not in the public interest "and would unfairly put domestic airlines at a competitive disadvantage." They "reiterate our belief" that Norwegian's planned business model would violate the U.S.-European Union Open Skies Agreement. Fifty-six Republicans signed the letter.
Last December, Norwegian applied for both a foreign air carrier permit and an exemption for its Norwegian Air International (NAI) subsidiary to conduct scheduled and charter operations to and from the United States. The DOT on September 2 dismissed the exemption, which would have allowed NAI to operate while the department reviewed the permit application. That application is pending.
Unions, which along with several major U.S. and European carriers oppose the application, charge that the airline seeks to evade Norwegian and international labor laws and pay pilots less by establishing NAI as an Irish airline. "NAI's business plan, which involves basing in Ireland despite no plans to fly in or out of that country, and hiring workers based in Bangkok through a Singaporean hiring agency, all to avoid Norway's strong labor protections, tax laws and regulations, is a clear violation" of the Open Skies agreement, the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO, said in a statement announcing the congressional support.
Norwegian Air Shuttle CEO Bjørn Kjos, addressing the International Aviation Club in Washington, D.C., on November 20, said opponents are attempting to block competition from the low-fare carrier. "The big network airlines and their unions are spending millions of dollars on slanderous campaigns and lobbying," Kjos said, according to a transcript. NAI "is planning to have the same set-up as its parent company, Norwegian Air Shuttle, which is operating flights to and from the U.S. today: the same airplanes, the same pilots, all of them with European licenses, the same cabin crew-most of them Americans-and the same destinations." The airline's application for a foreign air carrier permit "is in full accordance" with the U.S.-EU Open Skies Agreement, he argued.
The war of words coincided with a special meeting the joint committee that oversees the Open Skies agreement held in Washington, D.C., on November 25. Olivier Onidi, the European Commission's acting director of Mobility and Transport, requested the meeting to discuss the NAI permit application and the DOT's restrictions on wet leasing of aircraft and crew by EU carriers for international operations, according to a State Department official. The committee did not issue a statement after the meeting.
No consumer likes a surprise on the bill, unless, of course, it's the rare happy surprise. But lots of companies seem to consider inflated invoices integral to the business plan. As we all know from too much experience, the ploy works like this: hook the customer with a low advertised price, then hit him with extra charges*.
Business jet travelers' bills sometimes come loaded with surprises, at least for those who haven't perused all the fine print. If you're a charter customer, for example, even the basic flight charges can be difficult to predict: in addition to a per-hour fee for time in the air, there's a price for taxiing, and some operators also impose minimum flight times, daily minimums or premiums for international or overnight routes. In addition, you can be charged fees for positioning, de-icing and catering, plus federal excise tax, segment and fuel surcharges and an assortment of other add-ons.
Oh, and while payment of all these fees will get you up in the air and to your destination, it won't cover landing. If you'd like to actually return to the ground at the end of your flight, you'll likely have to pay a charge for that, too.
Despite all of this, charter invoices are a model of simplicity compared with what many fractional-share buyers face. You could almost finish a Tolstoy novel in the time in takes to wade through some fractional contracts-and if you do read yours, you'll find that acquiring a fractional share involves a lot more than simply deciding what portion of what aircraft you want and paying for it. In addition to the purchase price, there's an hourly operational fee, plus charges to cover such things as fuel stops and peak travel days. Yet another substantial cost consists not of an amount you pay but of an amount you don't receive when you sell, to account for depreciation.
You know the old acronym KISS, for Keep It Simple Stupid? As it happens, it was coined by someone in the aviation field-Kelly Johnson, a renowned engineer at Lockheed Martin. I suspect some people in bizav could have benefitted from his advice.
Now, finally, it seems that some of them are getting the point, as we might be witnessing the beginning of a shift toward simpler billing for private aviation services. Many jet cards, for example, tout all-inclusive pricing, with locked-in rates, no fuel surcharges and no interchange fees for using an aircraft model other than the one specified in your contract.
The latest trend may be to do away with per-flight charges altogether. As columnist James Wynbrandt noted in BJT last August, California-based Surf Air now offers an all-you-can-fly membership deal that lets you take as many trips as you want for a flat monthly fee (plus a nominal one-time membership charge).
So while private jet travel will never be as inexpensive as taking a bus, paying for it may one day be nearly as simple. And that's good news. Low come-on prices can seem great initially but the thrill can end abruptly with the arrival of a much higher final bill.
*The funeral industry has at times been a prime example of this approach. For a good laugh, check out the six-minute video of "$65 Funeral," a classic Nichols & May comedy sketch on the subject.
West Star Aviation has been appointed a holder of an organization designation authorization (ODA) by the FAA. The ODA allows West Star to manage its own certification projects and determine compliance with the FAA procedures and guidelines. The authorization will simplify certifications of STCs and PMAs for West Star. "The ODA is a huge added value for our customers," said Samuel Haycraft, executive vice president/founding partner of West Star Aviation. "The ability to manage and determine our compliance will make us even more efficient and better able to meet our customers' needs," he said.


text:
(970) 812-0629
Photos & List
New 2014 Nissan Titan 4WD Crew Cab Short Bed PRO-4X
- $45,075
- $41,000
- City (MPG) 12
- 17 Hwy (MPG) *
New 2014 Nissan Titan 4WD Crew Cab Short Bed PRO-4X
- $42,445
- $39,200
- City (MPG) 12
- 17 Hwy (MPG) *
Certified 2011 Nissan Titan 4WD Crew Cab Short Bed SL
- $30,950
- 37,428 Miles
- City (MPG) 12
- 17 Hwy (MPG) *
- Prices do not include additional fees and costs of closing, including government fees and taxes, finance charges, emissions testing fees or costs to deliver the vehicle to the customer. Vehicles are being offered for sale in Colorado by a Colorado licensed motor vehicle dealer and are therefore subject to Colorado laws and regulations. All prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice. Contact dealer for most current information.
* These estimates reflect new EPA methods beginning with 2008 models. Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle. Actual mileage will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits and vehicle's condition. Mileage estimates may be derived from previous year model.
© 1989-2014 Chrome Systems Corporation

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Sign in
Sign Up
lowest rate guarantee
29-31 St. Georges Drive
31 Monument Street
46 Cartwright Gardens
Scarsdale Place
Terminal 5
Great reasons to book with Agoda
Over 500,000 hotels worldwide – more added every day
Trusted by over 17,000,000 satisfied customers
Best Price Guarantee
8 million+ hotel reviews by Agoda customers
With availability in over 56,000 cities worldwide
agoda special offers
including last minute offers(even same day!)free nightsfree upgrades!
Customer Support
0.19 Km.
0.2 Km.
0.21 Km.
Standard of rooms, staff service,...
0.25 Km.
0.28 Km.
The Savoy has a comfort factor...
0.3 Km.
Location, high standard,...
This hotel is just 5 minutes away...
0.31 Km.
0.32 Km.
0.34 Km.
If you want to avoid traffic which...
Great location, near to great...
0.36 Km.
Location, quite cheap compare with...
0.37 Km.
High Standard, Comfort and Location...
0.38 Km.
Location, friendly staff,...
Cheap, for London. Within easy...
0.39 Km.
Price of the room. Location of the...
0.4 Km.
4.5 / 5
over 80,000 reviews
of users recommend us
Go To Top
All material herein © 2005 – 2014 Agoda Company Pte. Ltd., All Rights Reserved.
AGODA ® is a registered trademark of AGIP LLC, used under license by Agoda Company Pte. Ltd. Agoda is part of


text: 597 FXUS62 KTAE 250855 AFDTAE AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL 355 AM EST Tue Nov 25 2014 ...Another Day and Night of Rain on Tap for Most Areas Along with Cooler Temperatures... .Near Term [Through Today]... A band of moderate to heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms has developed across our forecast area early this morning, just along a surface cold front. The surface cold front will push southeast of our area today, but rain will be maintained along the sloped frontal surface to the northwest as a strong shortwave ejects east across Texas. The response to the ejecting wave will be a strengthening frontogenetic circulation - especially in the 18-00Z time frame. Model consensus places the strongest 925-700mb UVV roughly right where the rain band is already positioned as of 08Z - from Mexico Beach, to Quincy, to Tifton, and 25-30 miles either side of that. Rain should initially be quite focused in this narrow band, but will eventually expand in coverage as 00Z approaches with cyclogenesis commencing in the eastern Gulf of Mexico. During the daytime hours, though, we expect a sharp gradient in rain chances due to some dry low-level air working in behind the cold front. Model forecast cross sections cut through the front across our area from NW-SE show a wedge of drier air from roughly ECP-BIJ and to the northwest. This should limit northwestward progress of measurable rain today, although even our northwest zones should see some light rain by tonight. Given the strength of the frontogenetic circulation and precipitable water values about 1.5 to 2 standard deviations above normal, it is likely we will see some heavy rain at times today, particularly in the f-gen band. Heavy rain wording was added to the forecast with 12-hr QPF of 1.0-1.5" on average in those areas. To the southeast, scattered showers and thunderstorms should gradually increase in coverage through the day as low-level ascent becomes stronger with the developing surface low in the eastern Gulf. We went with a non-diurnal temperature trend for today. Cooler air will be working its way southeast across the area in the morning behind the surface cold front. However, abundant cloud cover and rain will likely maintain temperatures in the 50s for all but the eastern Florida Big Bend. By 18-20Z, the coolest temperatures in our area should be in the low 50s, roughly along the same rain band axis described earlier (Mexico Beach - Quincy - Tifton). Therefore, highs for a significant part of our area may occur early in the morning. The hourly temperatures were a blend of the RAP and 4km NSSL-WRF. .Short Term [Tonight Through Thursday]... Isentropic ascent of the 300K surface will be strongest during the hours centered around 00Z Wednesday as the front remains stalled over the area under parallel southwesterly flow aloft. DPVA will also be in play. Therefore, we start out with categorical PoPs across the board, as high as 100% across roughly the eastern half of the forecast area. After that, forcing for ascent will drop off precipitously after midnight with all PoPs ending before 18Z Wednesday. For additional rainfall totals and any flooding concerns, see the hydrology section below. As cyclogenesis jumps to the coastal Carolinas, the colder air will finally be drawn completely across the forecast area tonight. In fact, temperatures will be chilly throughout this period. Look for low temps by dawn Wednesday to range from the upper 30s over Southeast AL and adjacent portions of the FL Panhandle to the upper 40s across the Southeast FL Big Bend. Highs both Wednesday and Thursday will generally be closer to what we see in January with lowers 60s common. A few spots across our northern zones will not even quite make it to 60. Overnight lows Wednesday night will generally be in the mid to upper 30s inland with 40s near the coast. .Long Term [Thursday Night Through Tuesday]... This period will be dry with surface high pressure in control. Heights will also rise with zonal flow in place from the weekend into Monday. However, the chilly air mass will remain in place through Friday night with temps near or below even normal midwinter levels. A few spots across the northern fringe of the forecast area could touch freezing Thursday night and there could be some frost Friday night. A moderating trend is expected from the weekend into Monday. Some areas will see lower 70s degrees by Sunday with most areas getting there on Monday. && .Aviation... [Through 06Z Wednesday] In general, there was a gradient in observed conditions as of TAF issuance time from VFR to the northwest, to IFR to the southeast, across the area. We expect that trend to continue through the day, although it is likely model guidance is being too optimistic with CIGS. A steady, cool rain is forecast at most of the terminals, and that should help lower cloud bases. In general, we are forecasting CIGS to trend down into IFR or low-end MVFR at TLH and VLD, and trend down to MVFR at ECP and ABY. DHN is most likely to stay at VFR for much of the period. Visibility may be briefly reduced into the IFR range at times in heavier rain or thunderstorms. && .Marine... Small craft advisory conditions will first be achieved with offshore winds speeds this morning. The nearshore legs will not see this until later in the day. Winds will be strongest overnight and an occasional gust to gale force will be possible. Conditions will drop below advisory criteria, even offshore, Wednesday morning. After a brief lull Wednesday afternoon, a return to cautionary conditions is expected from Wednesday night into Friday. Winds will then drop below headline criteria for Friday night and Saturday as they finally veer to onshore. && .Fire Weather... Wetting rains are expected today with high RH. Drier air will arrive on Wednesday and Thursday, but RH values are not currently forecast to reach critical levels. Additionally, fuel moisture will be quite high given recent rainfall. && .Hydrology... Radar estimates that 2.5-3.5 inch rainfall totals have been common since Saturday across most of our GA zones as well as northern and western portions of the FL Big Bend and adjacent Panhandle. This is causing rises on most area rivers. These slow rises will continue for the next several days. Additional rainfall totals through tonight will be around 2-2.5 inches for the southeastern 1/2 of the forecast area. These rains are not expected to cause significant areal or riverine flooding. However, the Ochlockonee River could approach minor flood stage in 4-5 days. && .Preliminary Point Temps/PoPs... Tallahassee 61 43 62 37 64 / 100 100 10 10 0 Panama City 57 44 63 45 63 / 100 90 10 10 0 Dothan 54 40 60 39 60 / 50 90 10 10 0 Albany 56 42 61 37 61 / 80 100 20 10 0 Valdosta 62 46 61 37 62 / 100 100 20 10 0 Cross City 68 49 64 37 65 / 90 100 20 10 0 Apalachicola 62 46 62 44 64 / 100 100 10 10 0 && .TAE Watches/Warnings/Advisories... FL...None. GA...None. AL...None. GM...Small Craft Advisory from 4 PM this afternoon to 7 AM EST Wednesday for Apalachee Bay-Coastal waters From Ochlockonee River to Apalachicola FL out to 20 NM-Coastal waters from Suwannee River to Keaton Beach FL out 20 NM-Coastal waters from Apalachicola to Destin FL out 20 NM. Small Craft Advisory until 10 AM EST Wednesday for Waters from Suwannee River to Apalachicola FL from 20 to 60 NM-Waters from Apalachicola to Destin FL from 20 to 60 NM. && $$ NEAR TERM...LAMERS SHORT TERM...WOOL LONG TERM...WOOL AVIATION...LAMERS MARINE...WOOL FIRE WEATHER...LAMERS HYDROLOGY...WOOL


text:
EBC Red Stuff Brake Pads DP3623C
- Our Price: $82.01
- Shipping:FREE SHIPPING
- Part Number: DP3623C
Purchase this item by Tuesday, Dec 15th for Delivery by Dec 24th
$82.01Free Shipping
Select your vehicle details above to ensure item compatibility.
Ships between 12/17/14 - 12/30/14
Red Stuff Brake Pads
- Part #: DP3623C
- Front Pair
EBC DP3623C fits:
- 1984-1989 Honda Accord
- 1985-1987 Honda Prelude
There are no reviews for this application.
See All EBC Red Stuff Brake Pads Reviews.


text:
Curse Sites
Arena Junkies
Reign of Gaming
LoL Pro
Minecraft Forums
Guild Wars 2 Guru
FPS General
Recent News from MMO-Champion
Nov 28
Warcraft Movie Trailer Fan Art, Blue Tweets, Gorgrond / Timeless Isle Teleport
Nov 27
Rare Spawn Mounts, Glyphs and Enveloping Mist Hotfix, Blue Tweets, Blizzard Game Sale
Nov 25
Patch 6.0.3 Hotfixes: November 25 Class Balance Changes
Nov 25
Artcraft - Blood Elf Update
Nov 25
Blood Elf Model Preview Tuesday, Class Balance Changes, Nov 24 Hotfixes, Blue Posts
Go to MMO-Champion »
Recent Threads from MMO-Champion
I made it to the Peak of the Mt. Volwrath!
Solution to Bots: Disable /follow @targettarget in BG and LFR?
Black Friday, WoW for 5$, can't purchase. Do I need to Gift myself? Some help pls.
Looking for new GPU in my build
Disable numbers
Go to MMO-Champion Forums »
Transmogrification - US
Garrisons - US
Story Forum - US
Achievements - GB
Achievements - US
General - GB
General Discussion - US
Achievements - EU
Achievements - US
General Discussion - EU
General Discussion - US
PTR Discussion - US
PTR Discussion - US
Public Test Realm - GB
Public Test Realm - EU
Public Test Realm - US
Raid and Guild Leadership - US
Raids and Dungeons - GB
Dungeons, Raids and Scenarios - US
Raid & Dungeons - EU
Dungeons & Raids - US
Damage Dealing - GB
Damage Dealing - US
Damage Dealing - EU
Damage Dealing - US
Healing - GB
Healing - US
Healing - US
Healing - EU
Tanking - GB
Tanking - US
Tanking - EU
Tanking - US
Professions - GB
Professions - US
Professions - EU
Professions Discussion - US
Quests - GB
Quests - US
Quests - EU
Quest Discussion - US
Arena and Rated Battlegrounds - GB
PTR Bug Report - US
Battlegrounds and World PvP - GB
Battlegrounds - US
Arenas - US
Arena Pass - EU
Arena Tournament - US
Player vs. Player - EU
PvP Discussion - US
Interface and Macros - GB
UI and Macro - US
Interface and Macros - EU
Interface and Macros - US
Warrior - GB
Warrior - US
Warlock - GB
Warlock - US
Shaman - GB
Shaman - US
Rogue - GB
Rogue - US
Priest - GB
Priest - US
Paladin - GB
Paladin - US
Mage - GB
Mage - US
Hunter - GB
Hunter - US
Druid - GB
Druid - US
Death Knight - US
Death Knight - GB
Monk - US
Monk - GB
Warrior - US
Warlock - EU
Warlock - US
Shaman - EU
Shaman - US
Rogue - EU
Rogue - US
Priest - EU
Priest - US
Paladin - EU
Paladin - US
Mage - EU
Mage - US
Hunter - EU
Hunter - US
Druid - EU
Druid - US
Death Knight - EU
Death Knight - US
Warrior - EU
Community Platform API - US
Pet Battles - US
Beta UI and Macro - US
Beta Pet Battles - US
Beta Battlegrounds, Arenas, and PvP - US
Beta Scenarios - US
Beta Items and Professions - GB
Beta Dungeons - GB
Beta Quests - GB
Beta Classes - GB
Beta Items & Professions - US
Beta Dungeons - US
Beta Quests - US
Beta Classes - US
Beta Feedback - US
Beta Feedback - GB
Mists of Pandaria - US
Pet Battles - GB
Blogs - GB
Blogs - US
Community Blog - US
Community Blog - EU
WoW TCG
Blogs - US
Announcement Discussion - US
Warlords Beta Items & Professions - US
Warlords Beta PvP - US
Level 100 PvE Feedback - US
Warlords Beta Classes - US
Warlords Beta Dungeons & Raids - US
Warlords Beta Garrison Missions - US
Warlords Beta Garrison Buildings & Quests - US
Warlords Beta Shadowmoon Quests - US
Warlords Beta Garrisons - US
Warlords Beta Classes - US
Warlords Beta PvP - US
Warlords Beta Dungeons & Raids - US
Warlords Beta Items & Professions - US
General Beta Feedback - GB
Warlords Beta General Feedback - US
ESports News
Blue Poster
Raw URL:
Forum URL:
Forum Quote:
Share on Twitter
Share on Facebook
World of Warcraft
With Major League Gaming(
) right around the corner we are looking forward to a weekend full of arena battles! The participating teams were recently announced(
), and starting June 4th these sixteen teams will clash in Columbus, Ohio, where winners will take home over $15,000 in cash. Over at Hydramist the editor Yiska has blogged(
) about the current state of the European scene, with a specific focus on how the teams are doing at the European Arena Pass. He brings us a lot of insider information, letting us know exactly what the well-known teams are currently up to. You can follow the European Arena Pass, and the progress of the European teams, on the Armory(
StarCraft II Beta
Both the quarter- and semi- finals of the GLHF.it Invitational tournament concluded last weekend and we're down to our two finalists! GosuGamers(
) have prepared summaries and recaps of all the action, including some VODs, so be sure to check them out and remember to stay tuned for more thrills in the upcoming final. Elsewhere, Finnish Terran player Juha-Matti "Satiini" Bäckström was victorious in edition #13 of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup, beating(
) Ukrainian Zerg player Dima "DIMAGA" Filipchuk in the final 3-1. Another competition, the Go4SC2 tournament series by the Electronic Sports League, continued this week with edition #19. Swedish Terran player MorroW(
) emerged triumphant beating the Danish Protoss player Joe in the final 3-2. Also in Go4SC2 tournament news, the May final has been held and the Canadian Protoss player "HuK" was crowned champion after defeating(
) German Random player Dario "TheLittleOne" Wünsche.
Warcraft III
The back and forth ZOTAC-Cup rivalry between South Koreans Kim "ReMinD" SungSik and Kim "FoCuS" HyoSub continues, as ReMinD won last week's tournament and once again pulled away in the overall standings. In the final ReMinD(
) claimed victory over Orc player Dong Hwan "violet" Kim over three games. In other news we would like to congratulate Manuel "Grubby" Schenkhuizen and Cassandra Ng on their marriage. Check out Cassandra's blog "The Perfect Day"(
) to read more about her marriage to the Orc King!
If you have any great articles you would like to share you can send them to
[email protected]
* Links on this news post may expire over time and some are created by other companies/individuals that are neither affiliated with nor supported by Blizzard Entertainment.
English - US/GB
English - US
English - GB
Español - US/ES
Español - US
Español - ES


text:
Regional integration is a major development strategy for the countries of Africa, which all share the aim of continent-wide economic, social and cultural integration by 2028. An important aspect of this is trade liberalisation. This is to be achieved through regional free trade areas, progressing towards customs union, a common market and ultimately monetary union. The East African Community (EAC) is one of eight regional economic communities recognised by the African Union (AU), and the only one that has a vision of political federation. In the treaty establishing the EAC, the partner states decided to expand and intensify their economic, political, social and cultural integration. Since 1998, German development cooperation has made substantial contributions to the integration process in East Africa, in accordance with the German Government's Africa Strategy.
The GIZ-EAC Programme Support to the EAC Integration Process has been assigned to provide support in three areas that were identified as posing the main challenges in the integration process:
- Steering of the EAC integration process by the EAC Secretariat
- Implementation of the core areas of the Common Market
- Taking systematic account of the interests of non-governmental actors in the EAC integration process
The programme is scheduled to last three years, from March 2013 to February 2016.
In addition, the National Metrology Institute of Germany (PTB) supports the EAC in developing a quality infrastructure for the pharmaceutical sector.
The services delivered by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH draw on a wealth of regional and technical expertise and tried and tested management know-how. As a federal enterprise, we support the German Government in achieving its objectives in the field of international cooperation for sustainable…
Read more
The Partnership Fund (PF) was established in 2006 as a basket pool to enhance donor coordination in support of the EAC Secretariat. The mission of the Partnership Fund is twofold.
Read more


text:
Visit our other Wisconsin Historical Society websites!
Refine or narrow your results by clicking any term in the gray boxes below.
Expand your results by removing any breadcrumb in a gray outlined box above. Click on the blue "X" to remove the term.
Narrow your results by entering a keyword into the search box above. Then click the "Search Within" checkbox, then click on the orange "Search" button.
If you did not find what you are looking for or you did not get any results, try changing your search term(s). See our Search Help page for more tips.
Date: 1978-02-14
Description: "Mrs. Ona Johnson's second and third graders — Theresa Public School."
Description: "Valentine's Day party in Theresa Public School gymnasium."
Date: 1980-12
Description: "Legion members performed a flag burning ceremony on Pearl Harbor Day. Front; Comm. David Metz, Dodge County Comm. Jack Halverson, Gerald Beck & P. Bodden...
Date: 1952-06-07
Description: Nancy Allarding and Leroy Koll are united in marriage at Saint Theresa's Catholic Church.
Date: 1978-02-24
Description: "School bus driver Aaron Henning waits patiently for his passengers."
Date: 1997-04-25
Description: "Theresa village president, Chris Giese, accepts a Growth Award for outstanding tree management in the village of Theresa."
Description: Nancy Allarding and Leroy Koll wedding party.
Date: 1997-04-26
Description: "School children plant three trees in the village park near Firemen's Park."
Date: 1967
Description: Reverend Hahm officiates at the Rath/Beck wedding. He stands at the altar in front of the bride and groom and three bridesmaids.
Date: 1994-09
Description: "Mason Rueben Schuster displays a building block invented by his grandfather."
Date: 1948-09-28
Description: "John O. Widmer shows visitors from Nebraska what Brick Cheese looks like."
Date: 1967-05-30
Description: "This photo, and all the following, were taken on Memorial Day, 1967."
Date: 1968
Description: "Brenda & Kay Widmer examine an ice covered fence on the Jim Dobbe Farm (Sunny Brae Farm)."
Date: 1980-02
Description: "Dr. Greg Langenfeld is an avid photographer, shoots color film, and does his own processing."
Date: 1997-04-30
Description: "Theresa and Knowles firemen battle a blaze on the Richard Schwertz farm on Cty WT near Mayville."
Date: 1994-07
Description: "Amish children romp at an Amish auction."
Date: 1982-09
Description: "It was billed as the 'Theresa Lions first tractor pull.' An overflow crowd of between 1600 and 2000 people witnessed the event according to chairman Jim N...
Date: 1949-07-04
Description: "Hay was being made on the Edwin Schnitzler farm on Doyle Road."
Date: 1981-08
Description: "Bodden family reunion. From left; Herb, Oscar, Armella, Clara, Joe, and John Bodden, are parents of all these offspring."
Date: 1994-04
Description: Shirley Widmer with Brenda Wilz and children, Chelsey and Logan, walking down middle of empty street.
If you didn't find the material you searched for, our Library Reference Staff can help.
Call our reference desk at 608-264-6535 or email us at:
© 1996-2014 Wisconsin Historical Society, 816 State Street, Madison, WI 53706


text:
Talks to get UK dairy farmers a better deal with supermarkets are expected to intensify over the next couple of weeks, as new figures show nearly 1,000 producers have quit...
Australian dairy National Foods has recalled several thousand litres of its Pura brand milk, citing fears that it could be contaminated with the E.coli bacteria.
Asia's biggest dairy, Japan's Meiji, has started shipping pasteurized milk directly to Shanghai from Japan, the first time a foreign dairy has supplied fresh milk to the rapidly growing market.
Milk, fortified with four minerals and three vitamins, cut the occurrence of respiratory infections and days with severe illness, and could be a well accepted means of improving health, especially...
A redesigned automatic milk standardiser allows processors to continually monitor fatcontent and eliminates the need for skilled technical support, the manufacturers claim.
Debate on whether to approve milk from cloned cattle for general consumption in the US is unlikely to be replicated in Europe in the near future, because consumers would reject...
Campaigning to promote the healthiness of milk has received government support in the UK via a new scheme to hand out free milk, fruit and vitamin vouchers to parents.
A new analyser is capable of assessing a wide range of components in milk within 60 seconds and is significantly cheaper than its rivals, helping dairies to improve efficiency in...
A high pressure processing technique retains a fresh taste while at thesame time killing bacteria andextending shelf life in products such as milk, say US researchers.
Scandinavia's Arla Foods has bought nearly a third of Finnish dairy company Ingman Foods, as consolidation continues to run apace in the European dairy sector.
New supply contracts and a new dairy will help the Robert Wiseman group to corner a significant share of the UK's soaring organic milk market, the firm has said.
Top dairy firms around the world, backed by Britain's biggest supermarket, will work together to promote the health qualities of milk as concerns rise over a growing anti-dairy league.
Routine cleaning may have been to blame for the contamination of up to 2,000 packs of milk with excessive levels of bacteria in Jersey, the manufacturer has announced.
Up to 2,000 packs of milk contaminated with excessive levels of bacteria have been recalled in Jersey, raising more questions about dairy hygiene practices in the EU.
Consumer groups in the US have united against government plans to allow milk and meat from cloned animals into the food chain, highlighting a potential dilemma for dairy firms interested...
Pressure on UK milk producers may ease off next year, according to a new supply chain report, which follows new moves to monitor and improve earnings in the sector.
UK supermarket Tesco will pay organic milk producers £400 per year in an attempt to ensure the organic dairy sector keeps up with rapidly growing consumer demand.
Fraser & Neave, the Malaysian beverage and glass group, has signed a RM310 million (67.2m) deal with Nestlé to produce and sell the Swiss group's liquid milk products in south-east...
Fonterra researchers have developed a flow cytometry test that can be used to assess the quality of milk powder.
Efforts to save money and make farm inspections more efficient in the UK have seen the Dairy Hygiene Inspectorate merge with the country's veterinary service this week.
The launch of a date-flavoured Camel milk drink could strengthen the development of this product as a viable segment of the global dairy industry.
More multi-million euro fines are to be handed out to EU member states exceeding their milk quotas this year, highlighting what some believe is an out-dated system.
A microbiological testing system developed by Foss is quicker and more effective than currentlyused methods for estimating the shelf life of pasteurised milk, researchers say.
Phasing out the milk quota system across the EU will help larger dairy producers and processors to become more competitive in the world dairy market, says a new report.
Organic milk producers took a blow Tuesday after UK food authorities said their milk was not healthier than conventional varieties just because it contained more omega-3.


text:
Kari Sweets Breathless 2014
Brooke Marks World Cup
Kari Sweets St Patty's Day
Kates Playground Zips
Eye Candy Avenue (NEW)
Skin Tight Glamour (NEW)
Northwest Beauties
Nextdoor Models
St Mackenzies
Only Tease
Pin Up WOW
Naughtia Erotica
Solo Girls
Ashley Vallone (NEW)
Lily Xo (NEW)
Dream of Katie (NEW)
Avery Ray
Jordan Carver
Alone with Hazel
Meet Madden
Nikkis Playmates
Kari Sweets Nude Zipset
Kari Sweets
Brooke Lima
Brooke Marks
Melanie Sweet - Non Nude
Alisa Kiss
Claudia XO
Jenny Reid
Callista Model
Hayden Hayes
Sweet Lalana - Non Nude
Yulias Secret - Non Nude
Ann Angel
Kates Playground
Mr Skin
We also hate this porn site
November 01, 2010
What Happens When You Are Alone with Hazel?
If you were Alone with Classy English Blonde Hazel, what might happen? Hazel waits until no one else is around, then when you're not expecting it (you think she's such a good girl) she gives you a surprise treat! If you look through the photos below you'll get an idea of what might happen when you're Alone with Hazel in her site. She likes to pour water over tight white wet t-shirts, she does the dusting in a cute revealing outfit (even when the house is already clean) and sometimes she wear miniskirts and gives you hot up skirt views (accidental ones of course). If you scroll right to the bottom of Hazel's pictures below you'll see her four most recent updates. For those who remember Hazel from her last site, you'll see that in her New Site Alone With Hazel is getting more Daring and Naughty than Ever!! Click on any of the photos below to go to Alone with Hazel and see what Hazel's been getting up to
Leave a Reply
Sexy Games
Real Girls
Recent Updates
- Real Girls Gone Bad - Wet T-shirt Competition
- Playboy November 2014
- Carmen Leslie Dancing in Pink Panties
- Danielle is Cleaning with Cleavage on Display - Downblouse Loving
- Brondby Ladies Team Flash Their Asses to Celebrate a Win
- Northwest Beauties - November Updates
- Real British Party Girls Strip on Stage - RealGirlsGoneBad
- AloneWithHazel Teasing in Blue Denim
- Lottie & Friends on UGotItFlauntIt
- Shay Maria Dancing in a Bikini
- Argentina Volleyball Girls
- Real Girls Party and Strip in Ayia Napa
- Dancing Upskirts (Twirling)
- University Sports Team Naked for Charity
- AloneWithHazel in the Shower
- Playboy Updates - November 2014
- Leia on AP Studios
- Real Girls Gone Bad - Drunk Girls Party
- Bex on Downblouse Loving
- Beach Volleyball - Argentina V Brazil
Free Sites


text:
Minn. burglary suspect flees in kayak
Published On: Jul 02 2014 11:04:29 AM EDT
Updated On: Jul 03 2014 05:26:44 PM EDT
Updated On: Jul 03 2014 05:26:44 PM EDT
Police in Minnesota had to jump into a boat to capture a man accused of burglarizing a restaurant.
The 31-year-old Austin man was arrested Sunday after trying to make his getaway in a kayak, according to The Associated Press.
The restaurant was closed when an employee giving a tour apparently interrupted the burglary.
Police determined the suspect was in a kayak on the nearby Cedar River. They got a fire department boat and, with the help of a firefighter at the wheel, were able to make the arrest.
The man is accused of stealing lighters and cleaning supplies.
Distributed by Internet Broadcasting. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
The views expressed are not those of clickorlando.com, WKMG or its affiliated companies. This is a community moderated forum (Please note the 'Flag' button). By posting your comments you agree to accept our Terms Of serviceblog comments powered by Disqus


text:
News Items
1st IJSDIR Special Call for geospatial dataset descriptions
Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) fundamentally rely on geospatial datasets by supporting their management, discovery, access, view and processing. The International Journal of Spatial Data Infrastructures Research (IJSDIR) wants to promote a richer understanding of datasets themselves through short articles which will provide the following:
· readers with information about data beyond typical metadata;
· authors with the opportunity to have their data peer-reviewed and readily referenced; and
· publishers with examples of how (geospatial) data is research output worth reviewing and sharing.
Accordingly, the IJSDIR is currently preparing a special call for papers that provide a direct reference and concise description of a geospatial dataset. Accepted papers will describe, in concise and clear terms, key characteristics of a dataset, its previous applications and potential areas for reuse.
The call will be announced shortly on this page. Potential contributors, however, are already invited to indicate their interest to the editor.
( sven.schade at jrc.ec.europa.eu )
IJSDIR is a peer-reviewed journal published exclusively on line by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission.
The aim of the Journal is to further the scientific endeavor underpinning the development, implementation and use of Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs). These are defined as frameworks of technologies, data, policies, institutional arrangements, and people aimed at increasing the availability, understanding, and use of spatial data and services to support policy, business, research, and society at large.
The Journal is published free of charge and adheres to the Open Archives Initiative, which aims to facilitate the dissemination of electronic content.
Manager of Operational Earth Observation Data Production
The Plymouth Marine Laboratory is looking for a enthusiastic person to fill the role of Manager of Operational Earth Observation Data Production. The post will have overall responsibility for project managing operational data production systems emanating from the Earth Observation Group.
Key Deliverables:
- Manage the timely and efficient processing of near-real time and archived EO data.
- Monitor operational data flows for problems, inefficiencies, potential problems; improve automated tools to assist with this.
- Manage maintenance, enhancement and systems issues.
- Chair meetings, prioritising, and ensuring progress on developments and requests.
- Act as the point of contact between EO group/computing-support to ensure effective communication.
- Manage EO group data requests.
- Identify and facilitate data requests from EO projects, e.g. NERC NEODAAS, ESA CCI and EC MyOcean.
- Manage a team involved with operational software to:
- Monitor code review procedure to address hold-ups.
- Contribute to code reviews and overarching documentation.
- Promote coding standards within EO.
- Performance manage team members, providing support and guidance as required.
- Monitor code review procedure to address hold-ups.
- Manage a team involved with operational datasets to:
- Manage dataset versioning, cataloguing, freezing, archiving.
- Monitor external EO data sources for when we need to acquire/reprocess EOSA datasets.
- Routinely update global datasets/ancillary data; improving automated tools for this.
- Performance manage team members, providing support and guidance as required.
- Manage dataset versioning, cataloguing, freezing, archiving.
- Manage EOSA technical developments.
- Manage bi-monthly technical development meetings, coordinating common development strands in EOSA projects (NEODAAS, MyOcean, CCI, etc.) prioritising, chasing up developments.
- Other project management duties as may be agreed: e.g. EOSA, NEODAAS and ARSF projects.
You will have:
- Either a degree or equivalent experience in a relevant discipline;
- Experience of large scale data processing ideally batch-processing clusters, or HPC or cloud usage;
- Management & monitoring of computing systems / software;
- An understanding of the concepts of coding and the ability to guide others;
- Proven experience with scalability particularly from the coding point of view;
- An understanding of networks and particularly how this impacts performance;
- A track record in project management and ability to describe and deliver sound project management methodology;
- Experience in people management;
- Excellent communication skills.
Salary: £36,378 - £41,703
Closing Date: 1200hrs on Monday 8th September 2014 Date August 11, 2014
Lecturer in the Centre for Polar Observation & Modelling
The Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling (CPOM), in the Department of Earth Sciences at University College London seeks candidates for a position at Lecturer grade. Applicant's research should compliment and strengthen the current research portfolio of CPOM (outlined below). We are seeking to appoint an outstanding individual with academic standing, vision and proven expertise who will provide leadership in their field of expertise, develop world-class research programmes and contribute to advanced teaching and knowledge exchange activities.
CPOM is a Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) supported research center that studies processes in the Earth's polar latitudes with regional and global implications. CPOM has world leading expertise in using satellite radar altimetry to observe the polar oceans, sea ice and the land ice and in using these measurements to better understand the physical processes occurring there. CPOM also uses theoretical and laboratory-derived understanding to form new models of interactions between the ice, ocean and atmosphere, and uses ground and satellite observations to test the predictions of these and other climate models.
The successful candidate will have an outstanding record of academic research, a strong publications portfolio, a track record of success in income generation from public and/or commercial sources, and will be able to work collaboratively with an inter-disciplinary approach.
UCL vacancy reference : 1428697
Salary:£41,430 to £48,873
Closing Date: 29th August 2014
PhD Studentship - An automated Infrared Computer Vision system for the Remote Sensing of Convective Clouds
The Wolfson School of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering at Loughborough University have a PhD studentship studying automated Infrared Computer Vision system for the Remote Sensing of Convective Clouds.
As one of the biggest engineering schools of its kind in the UK, the Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering has an international reputation for being at the forefront of technological innovation and for maintaining extensive links with industry.
Clouds play an important role in influencing the dynamics of local and global weather climate conditions. Continuous monitoring of clouds is vital for weather forecasting and air-traffic safety. A PhD studentship is available for a high calibre candidate to join a collaborative project between Loughborough University and Campbell Scientific Ltd to develop an automated ground-based image processing system for the recognition and monitoring of clouds. The research topic focuses on developing new concepts, methods and algorithms to enable accurate and reliable ground-based cloud observations using an infra-red camera.
The candidates must be expecting, or have already obtained a first degree (1st class or high 2:1 honours or equivalent) in Mechanical Engineering, Physics or other relevant subject. Good communication skills are essential and an interest in, and understanding of basic meteorology and digital image processing would be an advantage.
Stipend: up to £17,000
Job Ref: DK050814
Closing Date: 1st October 2014
Free CAD Files of 241 Major World Cities
Arch Daily has made CAD files for 241 major cities around the World available free on its website. The data is sourced from OpenStreetMap. The credit for the act of kindness and openness goes to Brandon Liu, a San Francisco based developer.
The files do have some limitations, due to the way they were converted from online data (perhaps the most limiting is that roads are only marked by a single line), however the files give information on roads categorized from major to minor, buildings, railways, parks and bodies of water, with each element given its own layer on the drawing.
More information about how the files were created can be found on Brandon website.
Call for papers for IJGI Special Issue on "Open Geospatial Science and Applications"
We invite original research contributions on all aspects of open source geospatial software and its applications, and particularly encourage submissions focusing on the following themes for this Special Issue special issue of ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information (ISSN 2220-9964):
- The use of open source geospatial software and data, in and for scientific research
- Academic endeavors to conceptualize, create, assess open source geospatial software and data, and teach such usage.
- Use of Open Data and Big Data
- Data quality, software quality
- Open source implementations
- Open SDI
- Community building
- Assessment of costs and benefits of open source applications and open source business models
- Architectures and frameworks for open source software and data
- Teaching geospatial sciences with open source solutions and open data
- Open Source GIS application use cases: government, participatory GIS, location based services, health, energy, water, climate change, etc.
- Human computer interfaces and usability in and around Open GI systems
Important Dates
Abstracts Due: 15/08/2014
Approved Abstracts: 30/08/2014 (put as planned papers online)
Manuscripts Due: 28/02/2015
Decision to Authors: 05/04/2015
Final Papers Due: 15/05/2015 Date August 8, 2014
GRASS GIS 7.0.0 beta 3 is out
Spotted on the Ecostudies blog, GRASS GIS 7.0.0 beta 3 is out. The latest release is still in beta but should bring a raft of fixes and improvements to both the interface and processing speeds.
- The graphical user interface based on wxPython has been enriched with many new features in order to make complex GIS operations available as simple as possible.
- The old Tcl/Tk based GUI has been dropped.
- Relevant new features are available in the core system, among the most important the new Python interface to the C library. This new feature permits Python developers to create new modules in a simple way while at the same time creating powerful and fast modules.
- there are a series of new modules to analyse raster and vector data; some of the already existing modules were improved and made faster (some even 1000 x faster).
For more information, please visit the GRASS GIS page. Date August 7, 2014
Skybox Imaging + Google
Google have completed their purchase of Skybox Imaging for a rumoured $500 million in cash. Skybox Imaging specialises in real-time hi-res satellite imaging and videos. They have been at the forefront of hi-res real time imaging and the deal with Google should ensure that the Skybox team have the resources to continue turning science fiction ideas into reality.
You can read more about the deal and what it means to Skybox imaging on their blog. You can also read two articles about Skybox Imaging posted on GoGeo in October 2013 and May 2014.
NSIDC Release New MODIS Mosaic of Antarctica
The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) is pleased to announce the release of the MODIS Mosaic of Antarctica 2008-2009 Image Map (MOA2009). This data set consists of two cloud-free digital image maps that show surface morphology and a quantitative measure of mean optical surface snow grain size on the Antarctic continent and surrounding islands.
MOA2009 represents the second in a series of MOA image mappings. The image map products have been generated and presented in a near-identical manner as the first mapping, the MODIS Mosaic of Antarctica 2003-2004 image Map (MOA2004). MOA2004 has also been updated with several new grain size image files providing both springtime and summer estimates of mean snow grain size.
A third MOA image mapping, based on data from the 2013-2014 austral summer (MOA2014), is planned for future publication later this year.
The data for MOA2009 were generated from 259 orbit swaths from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrumentation on board the NASA EOS Aqua and Terra satellites. The algorithm and tools for assembling the mosaic were developed by the NASA Cryospheric Sciences Program. Final processing and some adjustments to the snow grain size were completed under the NASA MEaSUREs Antarctic Ice Velocity grant. The Antarctic Glaciological Data Center (AGDC) at NSIDC offers data access, tools and information at the following page:
Messaging, Augmented Reality and Geofencing
I have just been reading about a new way to combine messaging, augmented reality and geofencing over on the New Scientist website. Essentially the app, Traces, would allow users to create a mini-treasure hunt for their mates. So:
- you send them a message which tells them to go to a location
- they go there and launch the app
- they see a bubble floating in the air on the screen
- they burst the bubble and reveal the treasure which could be a media file, or a link to a present that you have bought them
Quite a nice little concept really which has lots of interesting applications when you think about it. I am sure you could use it in teaching and learning as well to direct students to places where they then discover information related to that place or object.
Date August 5, 2014


text:
Holiday auction Saturday
October 31, 2014 Holiday auction Saturday The Christian Women's Connection of First Church of God, 1111 Madison Ave., Warren, will have its annual "Holiday Auction" Saturday, Nov. 1, with browsing from 10 to 11 a.m. more »»
Penn College IT students excel at 'Hackathon'
October 30, 2014 Pennsylvania College of Technology information technology majors, including Zachary Lundberg of Warren, proved their prowess at a recent cybersecurity competition. more »»
Learning about Seneca Indians
October 30, 2014 Learning about Seneca Indians Alex Watkins of The Warren County Historical Society visited Saint Joseph School on Oct. more »»
Nelson advances as finalist
October 29, 2014 Nelson advances as finalist Phoebe Nelson, center, qualified as a semifinalist in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program. more »»
General Assembly praised for shielding domestic violence victims from eviction
October 29, 2014 Harrisburg — Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence Executive Director Peg J. more »»
CWC has auction
October 28, 2014 Warren Christian Women's Connection (CWC) recently held an "Old-Fashioned Country Auction" event. more »»
Rev. Neil Siefert named Pastor Emeritus
October 28, 2014 The Rev. Neil Siefert was recently bestowed the distinction as Pastor Emeritus of Emanuel United Church of Christ, 1710 Pennsylvania Ave. E., Warren. On Sept. 21, Emanuel Church presented the Rev. more »»
Events set for Grief Awareness Month
October 27, 2014 By DIANA PADDOCK firstname.lastname@example.com Hospice of Warren County will observe Grief Awareness Month in November with several free events that are open to the public. more »»
Lions take part in 'Centennial Challenge'
October 27, 2014 When most people think of the Lions, the first thing that comes to mind is assistance to the blind and those with other sight-related afflictions. more »»
News, Blogs & Events Web


text:
USA Science & Engineering Fair time-lapse 1
Air Date: 04/28/2012
Run Time: 1:56
Listen to the full show:
Or Download mp3
Topics: events and announcements, Planetary Society, Bill Nye, Planetary Society EventsSupport Planetary Radio
Saturday, April 28, 2012: The Planetary Society and Bill Nye the Science Guy™ at the USA Science and Engineering Festival, Washington D.C.
From about :21, Bill Nye is sitting in the lower right hand corner of the frame, where he sat and took pictures with fans and signed autographs for 2.5 hours (!). Others featured in the video are Mat Kaplan and Loren A. Roberts onstage as emcee, Bruce Betts and Emily Lakdawalla describing ways to get involved in space science through robotics and The Planetary Society projects, and many other wonderful volunteers and special guests including Ray Johnson (Lockheed Martin CTO) and Waleed Abdalati (NASA Chief Science Officer) and many more onstage.
No trivia contest spoilers please!
Leave a Comment:You must be logged in to submit a comment. Log in now.
Planetary Radio Search
LightSail - Flight by Light
Support LightSail!
In 2016, The Planetary Society's LightSail program will take the technology a step further.
Space in Images
Pretty pictures and
awe-inspiring science.
Join the New Millennium Committee
Let's invent the future together!


text:
Launcher Update
Get the Desktop App for Battle.net Now
- All your games in 1 place
- Log in once
- Automatic game updates
We've been horrible all of beta and priest have making the issues known the entire time, then mop went live without any response or any issues being addressed. I want to know if anything is going to change or if I have to level my druid. It's not hard to tell us.
Agreed -- I've been playing a Priest through thick and thin for about 5 years.
I'm still trying to get over the fact that Holy Priests were allowed to keep Divine Hymn and Discipline Priests were not.
Also, the loss of the Glyph of Prayer of Healing for Priests is yet another issue -- albeit a small one, but it's a notch on the belt. You could argue that Cascade could take its place vs. Halo and, while the healing wasn't monumental to any degree, that small extra cushion was nice to have and something I didn't appreciate when having it.
90 Blood Elf Priest
It seems like it gets significantly better with a bit of gear.
90 Troll Druid
Holy kept divine hymn, disc kept bubble, both are 3 minute raid cooldowns in the eyes of blizzard.
90 Troll Shaman
what are you talking about. I was tanking heroics on my druid. I did 3 of them and a shadow priest healed me the whole way and that is when I just barely had enough gear to start tanking...
Things like these are only issues if you're suffering for lack of it. Just because some things that used to exist aren't around anymore, doesn't show that there's a problem.
If you want to make a convincing argument that priests are in trouble, you'll have to show that when you try to do content with a priest, bad things happen because it's a priest.
~34k mana if you're using Inner Will, which you should be. For the potential healing it does, it's very much worth it. Assuming you find yourself in the right situation to use it.
100 Pandaren Priest
Our guild just downed first three bosses in 25m tonight.
Monks and shamans are almost unbeatable in meters.(sorry I am not able to link the fights because our guild hides them on wol)
I don't know much about current state of druid or pally because our druids and pallies are new to their class.
I feel both holy/disc priest are pretty weak right now. We will see when there are more logs uploaded.
Can you please be any less specific in your complaints so we can know whether or not they are genuine or simply a L2P issue?
Anyway, from personal experience, priest mana issues don't feel as bad as people make them to be and their toolkit feels solid.
Holy Priests don't have Barrier. It's not hard to understand.
Comparing a 3 min healing cooldown with a low cooldown, extremely high healing spell isn't a fair comparison. With enough gear and proper mana management you can easily cast it on near cooldown if you need to.
I'm just curious why halo costs 40k mana when many other lvl 90 talents for other healers are free to cast or cost very little. I mean really... 40k? Someone needs to be slapped.
The mana cost obviously discourages anyone other then shadow from using it on CD. If they didn't want you to use it on cd, they should have made it a longer cd with a lower mana cost. Compare it to the healing talents of every other class. Many of those can do a lot of healing or buff healing significantly. They have low or no mana cost.
That goes for mass dispel also, I'd much rather they had given it a cooldown then made it cost such an absurd amount of mana.
Edited by Irate on 10/3/2012 1:26 AM PDT
We can outgear mana concerns. We can't outgear cooldowns. Be careful when you ask for less flexibility.
it has a cooldown AND an absurd mana cost though.
Compare it to things like paladin 90 talents. All do significant amounts of healing, all 3 have short cooldowns, one is only 20 seconds. None have a high mana cost.
Edit: When it comes down to it, the mana cost is probably there primarily to justify how much healing it can do in a 25 man. No abilities cost should be balanced around content half or more of the WoW population doesn't care about. Especially not a talent in this new talent system.
Edited by Irate on 10/3/2012 3:11 AM PDT
I love when Halo pulls trash from a mile away. Wtb a limitation of it only hitting things I'm actually in combat with.
Minor glyphs are all cosmetic, every single other class has some minor glyphs that offer utility.
Disc does feel a little weak. I feel like rapture could use a buff, however this is something that will only get better with more spirit. Would be nice to have the mana return back on AA... Going to give holy a try, because I didn't find disc all that fun tonight in MV.
My only real gripes. Otherwise I guess everything is fine.
Well it's not like you'd use it on CD if it was free. You use it when you need the extra burst of AoE healing and mostly ignore it when you don't.
Its HPM is quite high if you manage to get in a good position and fire it off. Yes, even in 10m.
90 Troll Druid
Disc is only half the story - I don't hear that from Holy - they are night and day in terms of regen. True disc needs serious help but let's not lump this into "Priests" as a whole.
Priests issue isn't mana management in and of itself, the issue is throughput.
Threats of violence. We take these seriously and will alert the proper authorities.
Posts containing personal information about other players. This includes physical addresses, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, and inappropriate photos and/or videos.
Harassing or discriminatory language. This will not be tolerated.


text:
College of Business Administration, Texas Tech University. The authors wisk to thank Edward Altman, Marshall Blume, Martin Fridson, Scott Hein, Scott MacDonald, and participants in the research seminars at Texas Tech University and the University of Alabama, for helpful suggestions. This paper is financially supported by grants from Academic Challenge Grant and Faculty Development Fund of the University of Toledo. The paper has also benefited by comments from an anonymous referee, and the editor of this Journal.
The Resiliency of the High-Yield Bond Market: The LTV Default
Article first published online: 30 APR 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-6261.1989.tb02641.x
1989 The American Finance Association
The Journal of Finance
Volume 44, Issue 4, pages 1085–1097, September 1989
Additional Information
How to Cite
MA, C. K., RAO, R. P. and PETERSON, R. L. (1989), The Resiliency of the High-Yield Bond Market: The LTV Default. The Journal of Finance, 44: 1085–1097. doi: 10.1111/j.1540-6261.1989.tb02641.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 30 APR 2012
- Article first published online: 30 APR 2012
Options for accessing this content:
- If you have access to this content through a society membership, please first log in to your society website.
- If you would like institutional access to this content, please recommend the title to your librarian.
- Login via other institutional login options http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/login-options.
- You can purchase online access to this Article for a 24-hour period (price varies by title)
- If you already have a Wiley Online Library or Wiley InterScience user account: login above and proceed to purchase the article.
- New Users: Please register, then proceed to purchase the article.
Type your institution's name in the box below. If your institution is a Wiley customer, it will appear in the list of suggested institutions and you will be able to log in to access content. Some users may also log in directly via OpenAthens.
Please note that there are currently a number of duplicate entries in the list of institutions. We are actively working on fixing this issue and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Registered Users please login:
- Access your saved publications, articles and searches
- Manage your email alerts, orders and subscriptions
- Change your contact information, including your password
Please register to:
- Save publications, articles and searches
- Get email alerts
- Get all the benefits mentioned below!


text:
Galileo ParkTalk1
10,305pages on
this wiki
this wiki
|This article or section contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help GTA Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.
|This article needs more images.
You can help by adding some relevant images or discussing changes on the talk page.
Galileo Park is a small sub-district of the Vinewood Hills. It is located towards the center of the hills and is one of the highest points in Los Santos. The district and its imposing Observatory are visible from most locations in Los Santos.
It is most likely based on Griffith Park in Los Angeles, California.
Points of Interest
- The district's focal point is the Galileo Observatory.
- The district also contains the Arthur's Pass Trails, a hiking trail to the north of the Observatory.


text:
Hi. Am brewing another witbier, have used flaked wheat previously and am thinking about using malted wheat instead. Anyone have experiences or opinions they care to share about this? The grain bill would also include over 50% Belgian Pilsner malt. Thanks in advance!
Kind of curious my self.
Could some one explain the difference between malted wheat, Flaked wheat and torrified wheat?
Brewing a whit in a few weeks.
Yellow beer (pale ale) in keg
Chocolate stout In keg
Front Porch Porter in keg
weat beer and fruit in the conical
IPA of some kind on Deck!
I get more out of it when I put more into it. :)
Unmalted wheat is just that - raw wheat.
Torrified wheat has been kilned lightly to help with mash efficiency.
Malted wheat has been germinated and kilned so that it provides its own diastatic power.
Flaked wheat is unmalted wheat that has been rolled flat (picture Quaker oatmeal).
Raw wheat (in whole or flaked form) adds more of that "grainy" flavor and mouthfeel than malted wheat. It can contribute a lot of starch to the beer, and it contains a lot of protein, which contributes to the cloudy nature of some wheat beers. Torrified wheat is very similar to raw wheat, but it mashes a little more readily and will likely convert better. Witbiers traditionally use unmalted wheat as a large portion of the grist.
Wheat malt has enough diastatic power to convert itself. It contributes a milder flavor than raw wheat. German weizens call for 50% or more malted wheat in the grist.
I think you will need some malted wheat in there. The DP of continental pils is not real high and I don't know how well it would convert 50% adjunct. The DP of American malted wheat is as high as six row.
I used 40% uncooked, unmalted raw hard red wheat with American two row once. It had a thin mouthfeel, not much wheat flavor and it cleared. Malted wheat has more flavor.Here is is.
I usually do like 50% pils, 40-45% malted wheat and the remainder flaked wheat.
Thanks for the input!
thank you Yuri
I have always put torrified wheat in my beer for head retention. It seems to work. I just add it to the mash. 5% or one pound for 10 gallons.
Can I steep flaked wheat?
You can steep flaked wheat, just as you can flaked oats. It won't add any fermentables to your brew, as I understand it, but you probably don't need that with a extract and steeping grains recipe. I made an excellent extract witbier and steeped wheat, it was a recipe based on Blanc du Chambly. I'll see if I can find it . . .


text:
10 Jiangnan Avenue Nan'an District • Chongqing, Chongqing 400060 • China • Map
Phone: (86)(23) 8638 8888 • Fax: (86)(23) 8638 6666 • Contact Us
Being the first international luxury hotel in Nan'an district, Le Méridien Chongqing, Nan'an offers some of the finest facilities in the city, with 319 refined rooms and suites featuring unique art pieces and showcasing views of vibrant Chongqing city. Built within Chongqing's newest residential, shopping and entertainment destination-Wanda Plaza, on the upper Yangtze River, the hotel is an 8-minute walk to the new Chongqing Convention & Exhibition Centre and 10-minute drive away from the Liberation Square a central business district area of Chongqing.
Guests who book rooms directly through branded website can get Latest Buffet 50% Discount Voucher upon arrival, effective to Aug.31,2014.
If you check in deluxe room at the best price and pay extra RMB 88++, you can enjoy:
• 2 adults + 1 Child (under 1.2 meters) breakfasts
• 2 IMAX tickets on with Jinyi International Cinemas IMAX Nanping Store
• RMB200net F&B coupon (can be redeem food in LeMei, Latest Recipe, Akebono, but can't redeem with other F&B promotion as the same time and service charge and beverage, can't accumulated. Coupon only can be redeem during guest stay)
Effective from today to Dec 31, 2014
Only pay extra RMB30++ on bar rates for Deluxe or Premier room, you can get:
One free breakfast buffet;
One Zhi Da internet telephone card which value RMB100
Offer-RMB798net for Deluxe room, RMB898net for Premier room from Nov.09-30,2014.
Black out date-Nov.14&15, Nov28&29
Restriction-Fully prepaid, non refundable, non changeable
Book and pay by MasterCard, can get 10%off BAR inclusive of breakfast for 2 and late checkout (subject to availability), minimum length of stay of 2 is required.
Sell Dates: November 24, 2014 – March 31, 2015
Occupancy Dates: November 24, 2014 – March 31, 2015
Tel:86 23 86388888
Only pay additional RMB18++ on bar rates for Deluxe,Premier,Club room,you will enjoy:
In room Romantic Breakfast for two;
Sparkling Wine upon arrival;
Welcom Eclare;
One SPA Coupon;
A rose petal and bubble bath.
Enjoy your romantic weekend package!
Promotion effective from now to Dec 31,2014
Reservation Day: From now on
Arrival Day: From now on
Get away from hot, enjoy cool summer in Le Méridien Chongqing, Nan'An Pay the best available rates or corporate negotiated rates for club floor rooms and all types of suites can get one free mini bar per day valued RMB270.
Reservation day: April 23 to December 31, 2014
Arrival Date: April 23 to December 31, 2014
Upgrade your journey at Le Meridien Chongqing. Enjoy 10% discount of Executive Room.
Reservation day: From Feb. 24 2014
Arrival Date: From Feb. 24 2014
Unlock your exquisite life with Le Méridien Chongqing, Nan'An. Enjoy Premier Room with best guarantee rate, can use MINI Bar one time for free(50% discount for additional use), and RMB20 laundry service per night which can be accumulated.
Feel confident knowing that you will always get the best available rate at The le Meridien Chongqing,Nan'AN. If you do find a lower published rate prior to, or within 24 hours of, booking your room, simplysubmit a Best Rate Guarantee Claim to us and we'll honor the lower rate. It's now easier than ever with our online claim form. We'll also give you an additional 10% discount or 2,000 Starpoints®. Guaranteed.
CUSTOMER SERVICE. Rest assured that your reservation will be error free. That means no surprises at check-in.
NO HIDDEN FEES. Many online travel sites charge extra fees for online bookings. We don't.
EXCLUSIVE OFFERS. Only our sites offer elite level hotel benefits and special offers for Starwood Preferred Guests.
EARN STARPOINTS. Our sites are the only place you can earn Starpoints.


text:
Senior Member
I personally always pick Garrison / Ignite / Exhaust
Revive is amazing if you are in a well cooperated team, where people will revive with you to go in again together and win fights, but this doesn't happen too often solo queue (at least at 1600 elo)
Pfft. Revive? Everyone knows that double kill summoners is the only true way to play Dominion. Exhaust + Ignite on everyone always.
It's is very good but overrated in solo queue. I prefer to focus on playing better with 2 other summoners, not wondering if this is a good opportunity to revive.
I find revive to be pretty much mandatory bottom lane, and useful on some champions for top. Most anyone with a global-ish ult can take great advantage from it.
But yeah, bottom lane, having revive makes the difference between getting ganked and losing your node or getting ganked and successfully defending your node.
I take revive on those it synergises with much like any Summoner Spell.
I feel Dominion is Exhaust+_____
If I have a global, am sure I will die first in a team fight, do not die often (hence making revive have a larger impact per death) then I take it.
Garrison, Heal, Ignite, Ghost, Promote, and even Flash all have their place. Most of it is personal preference.
It's not that revive is ridiculous it's that it synergizes so well with the whole tanky meta right now. If your team has WW, Panth, and Rammus who all have revive, it is literally impossible to kill them before someone either resurrects or revives and is back in the fight. I think the problem is that the cheapness of tanky items isn't countered enough by the buff.
Random speculation, but maybe the meta would be less obviously favoring tanky champions if they increased the price of tank items by lets say 10% on dominion.
All this being said, revive is a lot more valuable on a Warwick than say a Leblanc or Vayne. Yet it is still pretty much required if you play above 2000 elo. Further increasing the gap between the so called "op" champs and the okay champs.
If it's solo que and you aren't in bottem lane, it's too situational for supporter and attackers who lack a proper escape.
Sure you can rush up there with extra health, but when the fight is over and there's still 2 people from the other team with half heath capping the point. Your still still at an disadvantage in fights especially when their CC is up. Over all I just find Exhaust and Ignite to be so much more dependable in a lot of situation with lower cool down.
Holden McRoin
© 2014 Riot Games, Inc. All rights reserved. Riot Games, League of Legends and PvP.net are trademarks, services marks, or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc.


text: 500 pts Sleeping on the Job <KVKI VIP Club Vivianna_love, Flickr Have you ever fallen asleep on the job? This poll is anonymous; we won't tell your boss! Sign in to Participate Category: Q & A Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! More Ways To Get and Use Points Win a Trip To See Trans-Siberian Orchestra Live in Washington, DCKeurig Brewing SystemThanksgiving Gift CardToy Store Shopping Spree$100 GameStop Gift Card$100 Bass Pro Shops Gift Card


text:
Reader comments are listed below. Comments are currently closed and new comments are no longer being accepted.
I love it. I absolutely love it.
Yes, and what's so good about this KAL cartoon is that everyone can read into it what he/she likes. Still, it tells a poignant truth of its own.
Well done, again, KAL - maybe the best political cartoonist this side of the Atlantic?
Excellent cartoon!
Hopefully Kal will soon run one showing Obama's true nature of the biggest con artist of all time. Bailouts for all his contributors and supporters (bankers, lawyers, unions) and more taxes for winners so he can pay more to losers. Just wait until he unleashes his taxes to support "CO2 causes global warming" (a fraudulent theory). Kal has a challenge to depict that "monster".
It's simply a great cartoon!
I didn't get the last cartoon (Israel), so it took me a few seconds before I ended up laughing out loud about this one :-) Yes, just wonderful!
Wonderful. Just wonderful. :)
Ok, I would think that given that this magazine caters to an audience that is a bit more educated (or in tune to the world) than the average reader I would hear more than just pot shots at Bush or Obama.
First of all, Obama can not be blamed for the mess he's in any more than Bush can (hint: this has been a long time coming).
It wasn't bush that nationalized Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. They have ALWAYS been a quasi-government entity since the New Deal. So if you want to blame someone for that, blame FDR and his New Deal.
Furthermore, I didn't support Obama during the election, but I definitely don't want to see him fail. If he fails, guess what? We all fail. I don't see much substance to his plans, only because of his actions as of late. Yes you have to spend money to make money, but think of it in these terms.
#1 - Why is he not allowing banks to pay back TARP funds when they are clearly not needed anymore? Wasn't this a stipulation in the original Stimulus bill?
#2 - Why are the jobs that are being created (the majority) government jobs? This sector contributes the least to Gross Domestic Product.
#3 - What would have happened if they had just let AIG fail, and where was the "Line by Line" oversight of every bill that allowed AIG to pay those bonuses, as promised by BHO.
If the above two don't sound like a hint of Socialism, then what is?
I'm not saying that the way Bush (and ALL his predecessors) conducted business is the best way. But surely strict government oversight isn't either. Maybe what they should do is truly let capitalism take effect in the economy.
Great cartoon by the way.
Congratulations to The Economist!!.You guys allways have the perfect cartoon to depict the hottest issues in the world, with a clever sense of humor-(like in this case).You are wright!!.Mr. Obama and the United States have a such tremendous responsability in dealing with the multiplicity of scorching problems in all arond the globe,that´s why we appreciate when instead of critizising every move the U.S.A. goverment makes in order to fix those issues,you better support America.And remember, that this a kind of duty that no any other country is willing to do-(no Europe,nor Russia and even less, China!!!!.
I would love to see KAL's cartoon on Polish politics !
well done
Truthful James, you sound like Mel Gibson in Conspiracy Theory. You mean to tell me, honeslty, with a straight face, that this whole global and economic crisis was just a cover for Obama to get more power??? What, he get Bush in on it too? When did he plan this grand great plan? Man, if he THAT SMART, then should get what he wants....
Some criticize him for taking too much on at once, but I find that to be very odd because often, these are the same people that claimed he is far too inexperienced, and thus would be completely overwhelmed with even the smallest tasks of the Presidency. While President Obama must feel completely swamped, I have great faith in him. I even feel that McCain would have been worse at handling all of this, especially with his 'shoot-from-the-hip' style of handling problems (but never mind that, the election is over).
I don't think I understand the criticism. Yes this cartoon shows the multitasking that has to occur with the role Obama plays, but isn't this expected? Obama is being criticised for taking on all of the things he should take on as challenges in his position. Do we really we expect it to be an easy and a unilateral job?
Interesting: In 1984, when I was 16, my parents sent me to Europe for the summer. During the 10th G7 Summit when Reagan was the US President and Thatcher was the Prime Minister of the UK, I was in London.
Topics covered during that Summit included:
* economic problems, prospects and opportunities for our countries and for the world
* world recession
* enduring growth and the creation of new jobs
* growing strain of public expenditure
* unemployment
* political and economic challenges for developing countries
* debt burdens of developing countries and role for the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
* policies to reduce inflation, interest rates
* control monetary growth and reduce budgetary deficits
* business innovations
* labour issues and opportunities
* economy stability and management
* development assistance and assistance through the international financial and development institutions to the developing countries
* third world debt
* trade liberalization
* poverty and drought
* oil and the Gulf
* East Bloc
* Job creation innovations in Italy
* environment
* manned space station
At the end of March 2009, I turned 41: The G-20 London Summit was held shortly thereafter. When I look at the topics covered in 1984 and the topics covered this year, I wonder if any progress at all has been made. Then, I realize: In 1984, Reagan was the US President, and now, Obama is in office. Twenty-five years later, at least Obama's leadership represents an improvement in US leadership. When comparing the list of topics covered in 1984 vs. 2009, it is difficult to see any improvement made / ground covered.......it is so discouraging to think that many of the same topics covered back then are still receiving top billing now. But, I suppose, we should never give up trying to work through global issues.....
I'm not sure I get it. Does that cartoon hint at the fact that obama is a clown ?
Hey FDWill!
You are so quick to criticise BHO for the abysmal mess he tragicaly & thro no fault of his, inherited from that bungling, arrogant, imbecellic bushwhacker who preceeded him.
How come you fail to see what's been staring America in the face, for eight long & horrendous years?
I guess "DENIAL" is an omnipotent hallucinator too, among other things...
the only thing missing is the fact that 90% of the elements in his arms are smoke and mirrors there no real teeth to any of it.
1. When is the stop to the unemployment numbers? 2010 maybe, when all the highways projects are underway.
2. Where's the alternate energy supply he's promised? 2013-2015, unless he is drilling for oil here and now, all other options will take far longer then his first term.
3. Stop proliferation - like this means anything - hasn't the US paid for Russian spent nuclear materials clean-up for the past 20+ years?
4. Missle shield - who cares and what real impact does it have anyway. It's not like Russia's dumb enough to get into another arms race with the US. Nor is their military remotely prepared to launch any counter attack, even if we did place a defense shield in a former Soviet Republic.
NET-NET the cartoon illustrates exactly who Obama is a wind-bag but to be fair all presidents would be doing the exact same thing.
Thus, KAL's cartoon is right on target -- a president flailing about in a sea of troubles.
A leader who seeks to be all things to all people is, in the end, an empty suit -- pleasant words, a smiling face, and action motivated only by a desperate need to be loved and a deathly fear of being wrong.
All surface, no substance. All activity, no results.
This cartoon shows the same old challenges, doesn't it?
I keep being amazed at the readership of the Economist. Those glazed-over eyes of those still screaming like on a rock concert. Party on, dudes! I am very happy that for a change a president gets a positive head start and positive feelings from the world. It also is great and feels good to have a non-white President. And the guy and his family are lovable and refreshing.
However, his projected $7 trillion deficit over 4 years will not get us close to universal health care, or more disposable income, or reduced power of corporations and "special interests," or energy independence, or getting out of global wars and entanglements, or a dramatic shift to a green economy and alternative energy, or any of a number of other lofty and worthwhile goals that should be achieved. These things are not even officially stated goals to be reached with all this spending, just part of a general vision!
I would gladly support the deficits for such precise results that would make a real difference. What I see instead is more power to corporate interests, paying off of voters and politicians, inability and unwillingness to say "no," and extreme partisanship with mafia-like knee-capping of everybody and their family who dares to question or object to any approach (let alone goals).
Same old Washington tactics, politics, style. I wanted CHANGE!
To everybody who's afraid Obama is leading America to socialism, think about this: It was the Bush administration that made the biggest steps towards socialism since the New Deal: executive orders, executive privilege, selective execution of laws passed by Congress, and the biggest one of all: nationalization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Now the federal government owns half of the homes in America. If you think you own your home and you're paying a mortgage, then you're dead wrong. If you don't possess the title, then you don't own your home.
The federal government is the new "Company Store". Eventually ee will all be working for the government to pay back the money we own the government.
Don't blame Obama for socialism. Blame yourself.
Wasted investment: China's $6.8-trillion hole?
Free exchange
The Economist explains: Why so many people are still malnourished
The Economist explains
Mexico's law-and-order crisis: Missing the point
Americas view
The week ahead: Back in the ring
Europe, Islamism and Tunisia: Carthage, Rome and beyond
Reviving the economy: Send in the helicopters?
Buttonwood's notebook
Have you listened to The Economist Radio on Facebook?
The Economist Radio is an on-demand social listening platform that allows you to listen, share and recommend The Economist audio content
Test your EQ
Take our weekly news quiz to stay on top of the headlines
In Other Words
Try our new audio app and website, providing reporting and analysis from our correspondents around the world every weekday
Want more from The Economist?
Visit The Economist e-store and you'll find a range of carefully selected products for business and pleasure, Economist books and diaries, and much more


text:
monaziteLine breaks: mona|zite
Pronunciation: /ˈmɒnəzʌɪt /
Definition of monazite in English:
noun[mass noun]
A brown crystalline mineral consisting of a phosphate of cerium, lanthanum, other rare earth elements, and thorium.
Example sentences
- The unusual age zonation is probably linked to the mineralogical association of monazite and apatite during metamorphic reactions.
- I dutifully explained that the smoky spots were probably the result of natural irradiation caused by many tiny radioactive mineral grains, possibly monazite or xenotime.
- They are found in minerals such as monazite and bastnasite, the main sources of which are in China and the USA.
Definition of monazite in:
- US English dictionary
What do you find interesting about this word or phrase?
Get more from Oxford Dictionaries
Subscribe to remove adverts and access premium resources
Top searches
= trending
Word of the day Sprachgefühl
Pronunciation: ˈʃprɑːxɡəˌfuːl
intuitive understanding of a language's natural idiom…


text:
Search Results: ''
Cambridge and Its Story (Illustrated)
eBook (ePub): $1.99
Download immediately.
"Geographical and commercial importance of the city site—Map of the county a palimpsest—Glamour of the Fenland—Cambridge the gateway of East Anglia—The Roman... More > roads—The Roman station—The Castle Hill—Stourbridge Fair—Cambridge a chief centre of English commerce. One could wish perhaps that the story of Cambridge should begin, as so many good stories of men and cities have begun, in the antique realm of poetry and romance. That it did so begin our forefathers indeed had little doubt. John Lydgate, the poet, a Benedictine monk of Bury, "the disciple"—as he is proud to call himself—"of Geoffrey Chaucer," but best remembered perhaps by later times as the writer of "London Lackpenny" and "Troy Book," has left certain verses on the foundation of the Town and University of Cambridge, which are still preserved to us. Some stanzas of that fourteenth-century poem will serve to show in what a cloudland of empty legend it was at one time thought that the story of the beginnings of Cambridge might be found".< Less
Top 10see more >
Blood in the Studio
Paperback: $14.99
How I made it: Striking...
Paperback: $16.10
Turn Your iPad into a...
Paperback: $16.10
A Simple Path
Paperback: $6.36
A Gift of Leadership
Paperback: $21.00
Common Sense: A Book...
Paperback: $9.98
Ibbetson Street #36
Paperback: $10.00
Beautiful Chaos
Paperback: $15.00
List for Santa, List for...
Paperback: $14.39
Burn Your Goals: The...
Paperback: $25.00


text:
Super Sweet Mini Aussie/MiniSchnauzer Cross Merle Boy
This guy has the sweetest attitude and that great Chocolate Merle coloring with a shedless coat. Basically he has it all from both sides, the smarts and color from his 10lb Daddy, Mini Aussie, and the sweet and shedless from his 11lb Mini Schnauzer Mama.
He's going to be ...
Nov 17 -
Sweet, Playful, and Super Smart, Mini Aussie/Mini Schnauzer Cross Boy!
Sweet, smart, and super playful boy Schnauzzie! Miniature Australian Shepard/Miniature Schnauzer cross, the best of both worlds, Funny and intelligent !
This young man is a stocky sturdy little boy, he's had his first shot, been wormed twice, dewclaws and tail done and is ...
Nov 15 -
Mini Schnauzer female
I need to rehome a 6 month old female mini schnauzer. She is pure bred and is salt and pepper. She is current on shots and has her tail docked. she has lots of energy so I prefer her to go with a home that is active (She loves kids) She is great with other pets (I take her ...
Oct 28 -
Miniature Schnauzer
This sweet little girl is 5 weeks old. She will be ready for her new forever home on Nov 15, 2014. She loves to play and is kept in our family room where she get lots of attention. If your interested please check out my website for more pictures and information snorkiepuppies.com
Oct 27 -
CKC Miniture Schnauzer
DOB Sept 20, 2014 This little gal is so sweet. She will be ready for her forever home on Nov. 15,2014. She will be up to date on her shots, worming and vet checked. Her first weeks of her life have been spent in our family room with lots of love and attention. For more ...
Oct 22 -
Schnoodle pup
Black male..born August 29th. Will have. His finest shot and dewormed.
Mom ish blue poodle dad is salt n pepper schnauzer
Both parents sweet dogs.
No shedding
Oct 11 -
Deer Park
Adorable Schnoodle Puppies!
Schnoodles are great little dogs! They are a cross between a Miniature Schnauzer and a Miniature Poodle. They have outstanding funny little personalities...very playful and loving! The cross of two breeds makes a healthy, vigorous little dog. Right now we have a robust ...
Oct 1 -
I have two akc mini's they have had 1st shots and tails docked they have been around children so not skittish and are hypo allergenic and do not shed. wonderful xmas presents for yourself or for a loved one. they were born on sept 10th 2014
Nov 26 -
Seattle :
This young lady is smart and fun, she's also going to be shedless and hypoallergenic. Miniature Australian Shepard Dad, Miniature Schnauzer Mom, she has the best of both worlds
She's had her dewclaws and tail done, her first shot and been wormed twice. Dad is about 10lbs ...
Nov 23 -
Seattle :
Tiny and full of fun, and not lacking in the smarts factor either, Miniature Australian, Miniature Schnauzer cross little girl. She really has a super personality and is a kick to have around.
She's had her tail and dewclaws done, had her first shot, two worming and is so ...
AKC Miniature Schnauzer pups born Sept. 3rd, 2014. We have 2 Black and Silver Boys. They have had shots. de-wormed, tails docked and dewclaws removed. We offer a Healthy pet guarantee, official Pedigree. Registration papers from AKC. Mom and Dad are onsite and they are our ...
Nov 21 -
Seattle :
Akc registered. 3 black and silver males. Tails docked. Will come microchipped vaccinated and dewormed. Raised in the house under foot with children. Make great family pets great with kids. Low barkers non shedding. Sold on contract with 2 year health guarantee.
Nov 14 -
Seattle :
Miniature Schnauzer babies! Raised in our home with lots of love!! Current on vaccinations/de-wormings. Will come with their registration papers, health guarantee, health record booklet, food sample, and a blankie. $850 (360) 872-0881 / (253) 961-0478 cash only please. ...
Nov 7 -
Seattle :
Schnauzer - Bella - Small - Adult - Female - Dog
Bella is a 4 year old female Schnauzer / Yorkie mix, about 11 pounds. She stands about 14 inches tall with long legs. She looks like a fuzzy teddy bear. Bella came to us one of 20 dogs seized from a home in Lancaster ...
Nov 4 -
Seattle :
This studding fellow will melt your heart he loves attention and loves to play.But when you pick him up he just loves to hang out with you.He is 9 and a half weeks old and ready for his new home.He comes with first shots and worming also Akc papers and a one year from date ...
Nov 2 -
Seattle :
Bonney Lake
Two adorable puppies who will be ready for their homes November 18th (8 weeks) are available! I have one very tiny silver female who should get no larger than 7 lbs (average schnauzer is 12-17 lbs) and a big black and silver boy.
They will come with their akc papers and have ...
Oct 29 -
Seattle :
Need to rehome ASAP! I have a 6 month old salt and pepper female mini schnauzer. She is current on shots and has her tail docked. She is not fixed. she has lots of energy so I prefer her to go with a home that is active (She loves kids) She is great with other pets (I take ...
Oct 28 -
Seattle :
thanks for stopping by and looking at our ad. We have 3, 13 week old miniature schnauzer puppies still available that are looking for their forever families! We are open to meeting with you so you can meet the puppy personally, or you are welcome to come to the house and ...
Oct 25 -
Seattle :
Port Orchard
We have 2 Adorable Salt & Peppers.
One was born August 23rd/2014
& the male was born on August 2nd 2014.
The male is seen in the pumpkin picture,
but that was a few weeks ago.
Call now to arrange a viewing of your little love bug!
After 11 AM to 7 PM
Please leave a ...
Oct 16 -
Seattle :
Our puppies have arrived! And are now ready to go to their forever homes. Our little girl "Cinnabun" the mom is a beautiful Liver colored AKC registered Miniature Schnauzer she weighs approximately 10 pounds. We bred her to our little Liver colored male that goes by the name ...
Oct 14 -
Seattle :
Port Orchard
Schnauzer - Angelina Hope - Medium - Adult - Female - Dog
Oct 4 -
Seattle :
Hes the last of the litter to go to a new home. He has first shots and is about 10 weeks old. Hes really sweet and fun. Hes all black. Im selling him for $600 or make a reasonable offer.
Oct 1 -
Seattle :
We'll be sending text message alerts for your subscription to


text:
Temporary Price Drop
Sale Price
$59.00 -
List Price: $95.99
Was: - (Save )
Ends: Today at ET!
You save 39%
Uniflame Bronze Finish Ash Bin with Lid and ShovelItem # HN-ES590
- Set includes ash bin and shovel
- Constructed of cast iron with bronze finish
- Ash bin comes with lid to snuff out embers
- Handy scoop shovel for easy fireplace clean-out
Full Description
Shipping Info
Guarantee & Returns
Similar Fireplace Tools
Uniflame Olde World Iron Finish Ash Bin with Lid and Shovel
Pleasant Hearth 614 Ash Disposal Can with Lid
Uniflame Black Ash Bin with Lid
Uniflame Black Firepot
Uniflame Bronze Finish Coal Hod and Shovel
Uniflame Twist Ring Handle Fireplace Tool Set
$100.90 - $108.09
Suggestions for You
Customer Q & A
Be the first to ask a question about this product.
Enter your question, and one of our Customer Care experts will respond via email and also post the answer here.
Ask a Question
Email Address
Please Enter
Your Valid Email
Your Valid Email
Your Question
Please Enter
Your Question
Your Question
Sponsored Links
Uniflame Bronze Finish Ash Bin with Lid and Shovel
About Blue Rhino/Uniflame/Endless Summer: Blue Rhino Global Sourcing, Inc. is America's #1 propane tank exchange brand, but it doesn't stop there. Blue Rhino is a leading designer and marketer of outdoor appliances and fireplace furnishings. These products include barbecue grills, outdoor heaters, outdoor fireplaces, mosquito traps, and fireplace furnishings. You'll find a Blue Rhino product in the middle of half a billion barbecue events nationwide every year. They come under variou


text:
Sibylla Chan, U.K
Dear Irene, I have been thinking of you, your family and your lovely staff members on a daily basis and I can't thank you enough for being such an inspiration....
APRICOT PIES ("Drunken Amorgian Pie"):
1 kg flour, 4 tea spoons of baking powder, apricot jam or another of your choice, 1 1/5 tea cup of vegetable oil, half a liter of white wine, 1/2 teaspoon of salt, powder sugar for dusting.
Mix baking powder with flour in a bowl or basin. Make a hole in the middle and add the salt, the wine and the oil stirring by hand until the dough peels away from the bowl. When the dough is ready, take a teaspoon of it and conjure up a ball. Straighten between your palms and put on a smooth surface. Add a spoonful of jam and wrap. Give the shape and place on lightly greased baking sheet. Press the edges of the daugh with a fork, to keep it closed. Repeat until all the dough is finished.
Bake at 180 ° -200 ° for 15-20 minutes. When ready, sprinkle with powder sugar and serve.
Μεθυσμένα Αμοργιανά from Greek Islander on Vimeo.


text:
Our Facebook notice about our break-in brought out the best in our customers and we appreciate all your well wishes and offers to pitch in and cleanup.
We are back up and running though – we do have the aftermath of getting back to looking the same as we did before as we have no front glass and this amazing "orange" plastic where once our signage and glass used to be.
No worries, we are OPEN FOR BUSINESS! We are just using our "old" store entrance until all the glass and framing is restored.
All of us here at Innovative Audio want to say thank you and we'll keep you up to date as we move forward!
Equipment For Sale
Equipment pages have been updated – November 21, 2014


text:
Results tagged "al Qaeda"
Would you like to limit the tag results display to a specific section?
If you do, then pick any of the sections below:
Or simply go to the aggregated tag results from:
Officials: Dozens in U.S. Under Surveillance as Potential Terror Threats
September 11, 2001
Largest US Muslim group shuns controversial 9/11 march
Al Qaeda and the threat in SyriaTestimony to the House Committee on Homeland Security, on al Qaeda in Syria and the threat it poses to the US. Al Qaeda affiliates and allied jihadist groups dominate the insurgency in the heart of the Middle East.
Pakistan to free Taliban leader Mullah BaradarMullah Omar's former deputy, who was detained in Karachi in 2010, will be freed in Pakistan, not Afghanistan.
Intel clashes with Obama's election-year al Qaeda claims
ISAF, Afghan officials dispute outcome of Kunar airstrike
3 al Qaeda operatives reported killed in recent drone strike in Pakistan
Taliban confirm death of Badruddin Haqqani in drone strike last yearThe Taliban, including Mullah Omar, eulogized Badruddin in a video released on their official website. Badruddin was thought to have been killed in a US drone strike in August 2012.
Taliban bombers hit Afghanistan Wardak intelligence HQ
Syria chemical weapons stir Maghreb fears
FBI, DHS: No specific threat to 9/11 anniversary
Pakistan militants prepare for war in Afghanistan after foreign forces withdraw
US faces charge of becoming Qaida's 'airforce'
Mullah Sangeen Zadran, al Qaeda commander reported killed in drone strikeThe senior Haqqani Network commander and a Lashkar al Zil explosives expert are said to be among those killed in yesterday's strike in North Waziristan.
Kerry portrait of Syria rebels at odds with intelligence reports
US drones kill 4 Haqqani Network fighters in North Waziristan strikeToday's strike is the second in Pakistan in six days. The Haqqani Network continues to operate freely in North Waziristan even though the group is closely allied with al Qaeda.
Putin calls Kerry a liar on Syria
Car Bombings in Baghdad Follow a Familiar Pattern