text:
Mary E. Wingo
Mary E. Wingo
ARCHER CITY — Mary E. Wingo, 84, died Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014.
Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Crestview Memorial Park in Wichita Falls under the direction of Aulds Funeral Home.
Mrs. Wingo was a homemaker.
Survivors include: husband, Richard Wingo; two daughters, Carol Copeland of Byers and Rachel Wingo of Archer City;
one brother, Robert Shidler of McAllen; five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Subscribe to the Times Record News
Ready to subscribe to the Times Record News? Choose between a Premium or Digital subscription below.
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-710-6181.
Monday-Friday: 5:30am-8pm / Saturday: 6am-1pm / Sunday: 6am-1pm


text:
Join Now
Join ePHOTOzine, the friendliest photography community.
Upload photos, chat with photographers, win prizes and much more for free!
Get on1's Perfect Effects 9.5 for FREE! (£48 value)
Yosemite national park California 2011 - taken from Glacier Point. It is an amazing experience that photographs just cannot capture. The majesty and spendour is awesome and spiritual. If you go to Yosemite take a few hours to visit Glacier Point, it is well worth the drive/walk/coach trip.
Brand: | Canon 50d |
Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
Title: | Glacier Point - Yosemite |
Username: | Artois |
Uploaded: | 17 Oct 2011 - 11:24 PM |
Tags: | California, Glacier point, Landscape / travel, Mono, Yosemite |
VS Mode Rating |
Unrated These stats show the percentage of wins and the rating score that your photo has achieved. You can go to the VS Mode by clicking on this icon. Signup to PlusBecome a plus member to see which photo this has won or lost against in the vs mode |
Votes: | 2 |
Voters: | conrad · Take-a-View · |
Views: | 22 |
Unique Views: | 16 |
Good range of tones in this. Great view and dramatic sky yet only 1 vote!!! Deserves more
Nominating Constructive Critique
Please ensure that you understand what is meant by Constructive Critique - see FAQ here. If you still wish to nominate this comment click Yes
- Original Poster Comments
- Your Posts
Add a Comment
ePHOTOzine, the web's friendliest photography community.
Upload photos, chat with photographers, win prizes and much more.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
COMMUNITY VOICES | Frogtown Fresh Is In the air
Art + Community = Frogtown Fresh is a collaboration with the Frogtown Neighborhood Association and the Creative Thinkers Group. The Creative Thinkers Group was started by Vong Lee, who was hired by Springboard for The Arts as an Artist Organizer for the Frogtown Neighborhood Association (FNA). Lee met with FNA and asked them the issues they wanted to address in the Frogtown Community. Caty Royce (Executive Director) and Sam Buffington (Organizing Director) wanted to address the vacant lots, foreclosure and vacant homes in Frogtown.
Lee, an Artist in his own right, wanted to get other artist community leaders from Frogtown involved. Lee got in touch with: Seitu Jones, Tou Lee, Leroy Duncan, Sheronda Orridge, Justin James, and Fres Thao and held dinner & conversation events to plan out the future of artist and community partnerships. This group came to be known as the Creative Thinkers.
The first initiative taken by the Creative Thinkers was the Lot Squats, where FNA and Artists took over vacant lots in the Frogtown Community where they would get the neighbors out and talk about the vacant spaces in Frogtown and get ideas on what to do with these spaces.
As the winter came and brought the cold, it was time to move inside. This led to phase 2: Frogtown Fresh. In Frogtown Fresh, FNA and Preserve Frogtown work on rehabbing vacant houses, while the Creative Thinkers utilize their art and creativity to draw attention to the houses being rehabbed.
The idea for Frogtown Fresh began when Lee was watching a video of Theaster Gates (below.) He was inspired by the work Gates was doing in the Midwest working with artists to turn abandon houses into community spaces. As he started planning for the project, Lee also added to the team Malia Lee, an architecture student at the U of M. For the past month there have been several art installations by visual arts Kao Lee Thao, Seitu Jones, Brian Sobaski, and Gita Patina.
The art installations is a build up to a big open house community celebration on Saturday June 21st, 2014 from 2pm - 7pm. This is a three-part event. There will be a lunch and performances, then a march, then more performances and a dinner. The first part of this celebration starts off at West Minnehaha Rec Center on 685 W. Minnehaha in St. Paul, where there will be lunch, an open mic and live performances by: Tish Jones, Leroy Duncan, Tou Saiko Lee, and The Crew (Break Dancers).
At 4:30 pm, there will be a march led by The Next Generation Drum Line from the Rec Center to 452 Thomas, where the fun continues with more performances by storyteller Anthony Galloway, spoken word artist Sheronda Orridge, and break dancing by Floor Tribe, followed by dinner and tours of the newly renovated house.
More like this
- Frogtown residents speak out on St. Paul's Saxon Ford site development on Central Corridor
- Frogtown getting greener as 'crazy idea' puts down roots
- Frogtown park and farm: An idea taking seed
- Frogtown Farm: Vision for the future in St. Paul
- Hmong Marketplace: Lively now, and looking to expansion in 2013
- St. Paul Challenge: "Love the House. Hate the Neighborhood"
Our primary commenting system uses Facebook logins. If you wish to comment without having a Facebook account, please create an account on this site and log in first. If you are already a registered user, just scroll up to the log in box in the right hand column and log in.


text: We stayed 3 nights and felt welcomed every night when we returned to the hotel by the every smiling doormen. 4 people room was spacious and clean. The hotel was beautiful and the pool table at the lobby was an added plus. Currency exchange also available at reception. Next to 7-eleven. Locality was excellent, walkable distance to night markets, the... More


text:
The sock and I are not speaking.
So what happens to the current sock? Perhaps you could donate it to the one-legged dudes with no-toes fund.
Posted by: Shawn on July 5, 2005 10:14 PMThat curly pile of yarn in the second photo is what became of the sock. I can wash it, straighten it out, and rebuild it! Bigger. Faster! Stronger! I have the technology!
Posted by: Janine on July 6, 2005 07:46 AMOh okay. I didn't know you could undo a project like that. I should have known that considering my vast knowledge of knitting.
You know something funny... the title of this blog entry "Trouble in paradise" is the title of the book I am reading right now.
Posted by: Shawn on July 6, 2005 06:21 PMOh no, you were spammed!
Posted by: Shawn on July 15, 2005 06:21 PMOh you are talented, nice sock...hey I can't even cook so you are way ahead of me. :)
Posted by: Orshi Corpos on July 27, 2005 12:46 AMSee now, that's when I not only give up a hobby, but begin a campaign to defame it. No second chances. A hobby is there to make you happy, if it turns on you, you send its curly little head into a garbage disposal or bbq grill. That's why Charly Brown said, "AAAAAGH!" so often. Trouble was, he kept trying with kites and football. Give it up and get back to the exquisite stained glass.
Posted by: Mombo on July 31, 2005 06:10 PM


text:
Willowbrook Golf Club, Yellow Course
- RR 37, Watertown, NY 13601
- (315)782-8192
- www.willowbrookgolfclubwatertown.com
27 total holes at facility |
Green fees - $28 to $31 (estimate) |
Built in 1956 |
Blue Grass |
Driving Range: Yes |
Public golf course |
The Yellow Course at Willowbrook Golf Club is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Watertown, New York. This medium-length layout has 3 sets of teeboxes for a fun, but challenging golfing experience. There are 2 other courses on this same property, the Red Course, and the White Course. Online tee times may be available at Willowbrook Golf Club or at nearby golf courses, usually offered at a discount from the normal rate.
Tees | Par | Yardage | Course Rating | Slope |
Back | 36 | 3205 | 35.3 | 112 |
Manager: Doug McDavitt |
Although the information we have is most often reliable, sometimes there may be mistakes. If you spot something that needs updating, please let us know.
Please login to add your review.


text:
You are here:
Share this product with your friends and family!
£3.49 Out Of Stock
Summer 1924: On the eve of a glittering Society party, by the lake of a grand English country house, a young poet takes his life. The only witnesses, sisters Hannah and Emmeline Hartford, will never speak to each other again. Winter 1999: Grace Bradley, 98, one-time housemaid of Riverton Manor, is visited by a young director making a film about the poet's suicide. Ghosts awaken and memories, long-consigned to the dark reaches of Grace's mind, begin to sneak back through the cracks. A shocking secret threatens to emerge; something history has forgotten but Grace never could. A thrilling mystery and a compelling love story, The House at Riverton will appeal to readers of Ian McEwan's Atonement , L.P. Hartley's The Go-Between , and lovers of the film Gosford Park.
We're sorry to say this item has now sold out.
There are over 100,000 more items in stock. Start browsing with our suggestions below.
This item will be dispatched to UK addresses via second class post within 2 working days of receipt of your order. Standard UK delivery is £3.95 per order, so you're only charged once no matter how many items you have in your basket. Any additional courier charges will be applied at checkout as they vary depending on delivery address.
You can find out more about delivery and returns in our help section.
We offer a no quibble returns policy as follows:
Wedding dresses: 14 days
Overseas returns: 31 days
Everything else: 21 days
This item is also available for international delivery by airmail, carrying a mandatory delivery charge of:
Europe: £4.70
Outside Europe: £7.00
Wonder how this unique item ended up online?
Most of the second-hand items you see online have been donated, by supporters like you, to our high street stores. Each item is then priced, photographed and listed on this site by our amazing team of volunteers from across the country.
After you have bought your item, our team of volunteers package and dispatch it from the Shop straight to you or your chosen recipient.
All profits from the sales of our goods go towards funding Oxfam's work around the world. We rely on your donations to sell online so please keep the cycle of goodness going!
To find out more about volunteering with Oxfam, please visit our how to volunteer page.
Our shop, Oxfam Books offer a wider selection of books than most shops, collectors edition books as well as popular fiction, non fiction, academic books and CDs. We also sell a range of attractive greetings cards and stationery. Come and browse. If you wish to volunteer at either of the shops, then simply drop in and pick up an application form then bring it back to the shop when you have completed it..
View Shop
What we do
Get involved
Make a donation
© 2015. Oxfam is a registered charity in England and Wales (no 202918) and Scotland (SC039042). Oxfam GB is a member of Oxfam International.


text:
That's Fresh
This trip, Guy's stopping by some joints that are keepin' it fresh. In San Francisco, the Venezuelan joint servin' up a totally gluten-free menu of authentic standbys like arepas and empanadas. And in Portland, Ore., the family-run sausage spot cranking out dozens of homemade meats like Italian red wine dry cured salami and roasted garlic and rosemary bologna. (Episode: DV1713H)
More Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives VideosPica Pica's Meat-Filled Arepas
(03:59)Pica Pica's Sweet Corn Crepe
(02:57)Edelweiss Deli-Cured Meats
(02:56)Garlic and Rosemary Bologna
(03:53)Sausage-Stuffed Pork Belly
Pica Pica Arepa Kitchen
401 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94103 -
Edelweiss Sausage & Delicatessen
3119 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97202
Recipes from this episode
All Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Recipes-
Guasacaca Sauce
Recipe courtesy Pica Pica, LLC -
Cheese Empanadas
Recipe courtesy Pica Pica, LLC- Cook Time:
- 15 min
Braised Rouladen with Pan Gravy
Recipe courtesy Edelweiss Deli- Cook Time:
- 2 hr


text:
The Gifts Stack Up! Cake
Cake serves 40.
Techniques Used
Step 1
One week in advance: Prepare gum paste following package directions and tint green. Roll out gum paste 1/8 in. thick and prepare the following (make extras to allow for breakage):
Ring Spacers (to raise tree branches): Cut 1/4 in. wide strips, wrap around plastic dowel rods, trim ends evenly and let dry.
Star Branches: Using all cutters except the smallest, cut 2 stars of each size. Using a plastic dowel rod, cut out center holes. Lay stars on cornstarch-dusted surface to dry several days.Tint a small amount of fondant yellow and cut out one star using smallest star cutter. Lay on cornstarch-dusted surface to dry. Using royal icing, pipe tip 1 lines on star branches. Let dry.
Step 2
Prepare and cover 2-layer round cake with rolled fondant.
Step 3
Cut 1 in. off end of plastic dowel rod and insert rod into center of cake. Thread gum paste ring spacers and star branches alternately onto rod, stacking stars from largest to smallest.
Attach yellow star to top with royal icing.
Step 4
Using medium Cut-Out, cut square gifts from primary and neon fondant. Attach to cake using damp brush.
Step 5
Pipe dots and string ribbons and bows on squares using Icing Writer. Cut 1/2 in. wide strips of white fondant. Attach in loose folds to bottom border with damp brush. Roll small balls of fondant and attach randomly onto cake with damp brush.
Get Inspiration and Great Deals
Yes, I want to receive new decorating ideas and exclusive offers from Wilton. You can withdraw your consent at any time. Learn more


text:
search results - Road Bike Shop
Road Bike Shop
Product Search Results For "DAKINE 8 Track Short - Men's"
DAKINE Descent Short - Men's - Men's
Long dedicated to the cause of gravity riders everywhere, the Dakine Descent Shorts are born from the love of company's employees for going fast and flying high. The first thing you'll notice about the Descent short is the burly nylon-like fabric. More specifically, it's 600D Denier polyester,... |
Price: $99.95
DAKINE Full Throttle Full-Zip Jersey - Short Sleeve - Men's - Men's
Dakine's Full Throttle Full-Zip Short Sleeve Jersey's Quick Dry waffle-knit polyester technology ensures you stay dry and comfortable all day -- even in the heat of the summer. The polyester fabric pulls moisture away from your skin and to the surface of the fabric, where it evaporates quickly.... |
Price: $49.95
DAKINE Syncline Shorts - Men's - Men's
When summer's most miserable days roll through, the Dakine Syncline Shorts make your ride a whole lot better. Zippered vents force refreshing air to push through the shorts, and the fabric pulls moisture away from your skin to keep you dry and comfortable. Dakine built the Syncline shorts with... |
Price: $89.95


text:
Comparison of the minimally important difference for two health state utility measures: EQ-5D and SF-6D.
Walters SJ; Brazier JE; Quality Of Life Research: An International Journal Of Quality Of Life Aspects Of Treatment, Care And Rehabilitation, 2005, vol. 14, issue 6, p 1523, ISSN 09629343. ISBN 09629343.
Full Text Resources Located for this Citation
View article on EBSCOhost
(Login required)
View article via CrossRef


text:
Touchdown! Get the best of NCAA and NFL football while you wait for the next Superbowl.
About StumbleDNA StumbleDNA
Johnny Boster's Interests
Whether you like romantic comedies or black comedies, have a laugh by Stumbling through funny films.
Calling all adrenaline junkies! Get your heart racing with extreme action and adventure sports.
Time to get your workout on! Up your fitness regime with tips on exercise, nutrition, diet and more.
Funny jokes, pictures or quotes...whatever your sense of humor, we have something to make you laugh.
Always first in line for the best new movies? Explore the magic of Hollywood and the cinema.
Whether in NYC, Miami, Vegas or LA, find out about the hottest lounges, bars or clubs.
Get the party started with some rock n' roll. Jam out with your favorite rock songs, bands and lyrics.
Keep yourself informed and educated about sexual and reproductive health for both men and women.
In multiple fantasy leagues? Track games and scores obsessively? Explore the wide world of sports.
It's no secret: life as a teenager is complicated. Explore everything from school to friendships to dating.
From football stars to sorority houses to a cappella groups, explore the best of college and university life.


text:
17th March 2014 | Heather B. Fried
Dozens of pairs of skis awaiting you among the trees... ski testing does not suck. Copyright: Cody Downard Photography
Login to Facebook Connect to post a commentPlease limit responses to 250 characters.
Mobile | E-mail | Facebook | Twitter | Google+
Click to collapse
Search for resorts in:
Click the map to add a state to your resort search
Click to add Colorado


text:
There have been several inquiries into the WDAY Weather Center office lately about how unusually windy the spring has been. April is, on average, the windiest month of the year, with an historical average wind speed of 13.9 mph for the month. This number may seem low, but consider that April nights are not usually very windy so a lot of that average wind speed comes from very windy afternoons when the sun is shining down on bare, black soil creating turbulence. Well, the average wind speed so far this month has been about 13.9 mph; exactly the average. However, over the previous five years, the average April wind speed in Fargo Moorhead is 12.0 mph; considerably below average. So it turns out that this spring is closer to the long term average for wind. But a run of calmer Aprils has skewed our memories.
Meteorologist John Wheeler


text:
This script is Copyright (C) 2005-2013 Tenable Network Security, Inc.
Synopsis : The remote HP-UX host is missing a security-related patch. Description : s700_800 11.00 NTP timeservices upgrade plus utilities : xntpd software may HANG or exhibit extremely poor performance. See also : http://www.nessus.org/u?ead73910 Solution : Install patch PHNE_27223 or subsequent. Risk factor : High
Family: HP-UX Local Security Checks
Nessus Plugin ID: 17032 (hpux_PHNE_27223.nasl)
Bugtraq ID:
The cookie settings on this website are set to 'allow all cookies' to give you the very best website experience. If you continue without changing these settings, you consent to this - but if you want, you can opt out of all cookies by clicking below.


text:
U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix comes to Copper
Can't make it to the Olympics in Vancouver this February? This week the U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix drops in on the superpipe at Copper Mountain, and all of the Olympic contenders for Team USA -- including 2006 gold medalists Shaun White and Kelly Clark -- will be there, as will a posse of Colorado's top local challengers.
The Women's Qualifiers get under way on Thursday, December 10, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.; the Men's Qualifiers competitors kick off on Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Head up on Saturday to catch the Finals action, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m, and stick around for the Xbox Junior Jam (1 p.m) and the Paul Mitchell Progression Session exhibition (7 p.m.). NBC will air coverage from the event on Sunday at 1 p.m.
The Copper contest is the first of five Olympic qualifiers between now and January 23, when the 2010 Olympic team announcements will be made at Park City Mountain.
Sponsor Content


text:
New to Typophile? Accounts are free, and easy to set up.
I'm currently trying to figure out whether H&J works with the CJK composer in Adobe InDesign. I have the Chinese version of InDesign CS6, it seems quite problematic when I try to layout CJK text which has a few words in English inside; wondering if H&J in CJK typography is supported by InDesign at all?!
I understand CJK composer works quite differently in InDesign — it uses the monospaced character grid system to place the glyphs. The spacing between Chinese characters (Kanji) cannot be less than zero, and the space between Chinese characters and punctuation marks & Latin letters are done by Mojikumi (compressing the punctuation marks) instead of kerning. And when set justified, you wouldn't see any *kerning* value of specific glyphs even if their location is shifted/changed for optimal spacing, as opposed to the default Adobe paragraph/single line composer where in the character panel these kerning values are shown/indicated.
Does anyone on this forum have any idea as to this issue? I appreciate any kind of suggestion and sources of information; and if the above definition is accurate.


text:
Havasupai Lodge
TripAdvisor Reviews Havasupai Lodge
Travel Blogs from Supai
Grand Canyon
... covered in ice and snow. The Bright Angel hike which is the most popular to the canyon floor was covered in ice and crampons were recommended so instead he headed off to do the South Kaibab trail. To reach some of the trails you need to catch a shuttle bus from the main visitor center as you are not able to drive to them. So Wade headed off to hike while I stayed in bed and slept.
The South Kebab trail follows the ridgeline and allows for ...
... how many... But only one actually opened their door and listened. The 'Atchinson, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company' The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway opened the door and gave him ...
Hermit Trail @ Grand Canyon
... sun shines on the beginning of the trail, therefore, less icy/snow than Bright Angel and Kaibab trail.
It's fairly warm, about mid-30s. We almost didn't encounter other hikers, besides a family with two kids slightly younger than our boys, and one other family with teenage girl. We did start hiking at 10:15am. The 4 miles round trip took us less than 4 hours, including lunch break at turnaround point, Santa Maria ...
Creek crossing, Mooney & Beaver Falls
... up a cup of wood chips from the plastic bin mounted on the wall by tissue paper, close the lid, out of the restroom, plenty of hand sanitizer dispensers installed outside restroom. This place has the system down!
Morning breakfast includes fresh fruit (strawberries, grapes), OJ, hot cocoa/coffee/tea, warm biscuit, eggs and sausages. The roaring Havasu creek by our tent site is soothing during the day, thou sometimes could be hard to ...
Havasu Fall, the Shangri-La!
... style="font-size: 12.8000001907349px; line-height: 12.6879997253418px;">
About 1 hr 45 min drive to Hilltop, the trail head, Fi, Ai, and Curtis were in la-la land catching up morning beauty nap, while I chatted up with Dan.


text:
Mary Mathieu, 94 - March 06, 2013
Mary Aileen Mathieu, 96, of Gothenburg died Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.Services will be conducted at the First United Methodist Church on Saturday, March 9, at 10:30 a.m. with Dr. Jeff Thurman officiating. Interment will follow at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
A visitation will take place at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg on Friday, March 8, from 1 to 8 p.m.
Mathieu was born Sept. 17, 1916, at Gothenburg, the daughter of Daniel Lee and Oi Cleo (Greene) Kinyon. She attended Gothenburg's grade school and high school. She was a graduate of Gothenburg High School Class of 1934 as its valedictorian.
She then attended Nebraska Wesleyan University graduating in 1939. She was an educator and taught vocal music at Sterling from 1939 to 1940.
On Sept. 4, 1940, she was united in marriage to Lewis G. Mathieu. To this union, a son was born. The couple resided in Gothenburg until moving to Holdrege where they lived for 20 years before moving back to Gothenburg.
Mathieu was a past-president of UMW and president of the Mother's Club in Holdrege, president of the Gothenburg Women's Club from 1955 to 1956, and also served other offices in UMW.
She was preceded in death by: her husband, Lewis Gaulden Mathieu; her parents, Daniel Lee and Oi Cleo Kinyon; her son, Lewis Gaulden Mathieu, Jr.; a sister, Dorothy French.
Survivors include: her daughter-in-law, Sharron Mathieu of Gothenburg; two granddaughters—Merilee Parks of Gothenburg and Shari Murer of Lincoln; a grandson, William Mathieu of Lincoln; great-granddaughter, Heidi (Jared) Bussing of Omaha; great-grandsons—Joseph and Zachary Murer of Grand Island; great-great-granddaughters—Wren and Sophia Bussing of Omaha; a great-great-grandson, Devin Bussing of Omaha; numerous other relatives.
Memorials are suggested to the First United Methodist Church, 1401 Lake Ave., Gothenburg, NE 69138.
Latest Headlines
- Born in a hollow
- GMH prepares for Wellness Fair next week
- Music students receive top ratings at district contest Friday
- Council says 'no' to rebuilt fence
- Science Olympians 10th at state
- Riley wins 3200 run in JV invite
- Swede girls are competitive at Bader Invitational
- Reserve girls sweep sprints and relays


text:
It is common for some mechanical contractors to pull a refrigerant sample on a regular basis to find out what the quality of the refrigerant in the unit is. You can do things like trend the moisture...
Search:Type: Posts; User: RobY Search: Search took 0.01 seconds.
Results 1 to 50 of 306


text:
Chicago, IL
Ronkonkoma, NY
North American Province
Chicago Retreat & Conference Center
Atlanta, GA
Lantana, FL
Prayer Enrollments
Shopping Cart
Create Account / Login
Houston |
Other Cenacle Websites
About Us
Retreats & Programs
Spiritual Direction
Facilities & Grounds
Prayer Enrollment
Prayer Enrollments
All Cards (257)
Anniversary (16)
Anniversary (12)
25th Anniversary (2)
50th Anniversary (2)
Birthday (20)
Adult (17)
Child (3)
Congratulations (15)
Graduation (4)
New Home (2)
Retirement (2)
Generic (7)
Deceased/Sympathy (38)
Recently Deceased (25)
Deceased Anniversary Remembrance (8)
Deceased Birthday Remembrance (5)
Easter (31)
Easter Remembrance (7)
Easter - Living (24)
Encouragement (5)
Expecting/New Baby (9)
New Baby (5)
Expecting a Baby (4)
Father's Day (6)
Father's Day Living (4)
Father's Day Rememberance (2)
Health (32)
Get Well (6)
Return to Good Health (6)
Healing (4)
Recovery - Adult (6)
Recovery - Child (2)
Successful Surgery (4)
Recovery from Surgery (4)
Mother's Day (15)
Living (8)
Remembrance (7)
Retreat (3)
Patriotic (2)
Religious (3)
Anniversary (1)
Ordination (1)
Feast Day (1)
Sacraments (7)
First Communion (3)
Baptism (3)
Confirmation (1)
Seasonal Holidays (24)
Valentine's Day (3)
St. Patrick's Day (8)
Thanksgiving (9)
New Year (4)
Special Intentions (9)
Success (4)
Thinking of You (8)
Thank You (5)
Wedding/Engagement (5)
Year Round Large Cards (28)
Large Hand Painted (9)
Large Handpainted in white cover (3)
Large Handpainted in blue folder (3)
Large Handpainted in leather cover (3)
Small Hand Painted (6)
Large Colored Lithograph (9)
Lithograph in White Folder (6)
Lithograph in Leather Folder (3)
Small Colored Lithograph (4)
Christmas Enrollments (55)
Greeting Cards (28)
Get Well/Recovery (3)
Deceased Remembrance (7)
Handpainted & Lithographs (17)
Large Handpainted in White Cover (4)
Large Handpainted in Blue Cover (4)
Large Handpainted in Leather Cover (4)
Large Lithograph in White Cover (3)
Large Lithograph in Leather Cover (2)
Overview of Prayer Enrollment Ministry
Shop All Cards
Shop All Certificates & Folders
When you give someone a Cenacle Enrollment Card or Folder, you are giving the gift of prayer. Enrollment in this ministry provides for the celebration of monthly Masses offered in the enrollee's name. Those enrolled are remembered in the daily prayer of the Cenacle Sisters and by the many friends of the Cenacle. There is a Cenacle Prayer Enrollment Card or Folder for every occasion.
When you choose the gift of a Cenacle Prayer Enrollment, your offering helps to support the many spiritual ministries of the Cenacle Sisters, such as retreats, spiritual direction and adult faith formation. Learn more about the history of this program on our North American Province website.
Each Cenacle Enrollment is beautifully hand-lettered and custom inscribed by a Cenacle Calligrapher in gold ink.
Cenacle Prayer Enrollment Cards & Certificate Folders are ideal for:
Sharing the Joy of a Special Event
Celebrating the Holidays
Giving Comfort & Reassurance
During Illness
Providing Support During Times of Difficulty
Expressing Sympathy for Those Grieving the Loss of a Loved One
Browse Cards & Certificate Folders
Shop All Cards
Shop All Certificates & Folders


text:
{{ title }}
{{ link.name }}Palavras-chave
Israeli troops keep position along the ceasefire line with Syria as... Fotografia de notíciasCessar-Fogo,Colinas de Golã,Conflito,Exército,Fumo,Guerra,Guerra civil síria,Horizontal,Incêndio,Incêndio Florestal,Posição,SíriaPhotographer JACK GUEZCollection: AFP 2013 AFPIsraeli troops keep position along the ceasefire line with Syria as smoke billows on the background after mortar fire from inside war-torn Syria hit the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights on July 16, 2013 causing several wildfires to break out. The apparently stray rounds struck as Syrian rebels and regime forces battled near Quneitra which lies in no-man's land, the correspondent reported. Israel, which remains technically at war with Syria, seized 1,200 square kilometres (460 square miles) of the strategic plateau during the 1967 Six-Day War, which it later annexed in a move never recognised by the international community. AFP PHOTO / JACK GUEZ (Photo credit should read JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images)


text:
Article ID: 103 - Last Modified: February 5, 2015
Maestro is slow to launch and frequently crashes. What could the problem be?
There are several possible reasons for this problem.
The problem could be the graphics driver. Try launching Maestro in software OpenGL mode with the
This option uses software GL emulation, so it may be a bit slow. If Maestro runs successfully without crashing, then it is likely that there is a problem with your graphics card or driver. Check that your graphics driver is the one from the manufacturer and that it is up to date. Also check whether your graphics card supports OpenGL. If not, consider upgrading your graphics card. Frequent crashing could be due to the graphics card in use. We have received reports that certain onboard integrated graphics cards are showing problems with Maestro (and also other OpenGL software). In many cases updating the driver for the card has solved the problem.
If you experience display problems with Maestro (other than license errors) you might consider updating your graphics driver. Please check your system's manufacturer web site (e.g., Dell, HP) and download the latest driver. We recommend that you install our software on an officially supported platform and use Maestro with a dedicated high quality graphics card with quad buffering, such as Nvidia Quadro FX or ATI. For the list of supported operating systems please read the "Hardware and Software Requirements" section of the Installation Guide. If Maestro is started from a networked file system, the slowness to start could be due to network traffic or bandwidth. Maestro loads libraries and resource files during startup, so the speed could also be related to the file i/o speed. Some file systems cache these files, so a subsequent start can be much quicker.
option:$SCHRODINGER/maestro -SGL
Keywords: crash, slow start-up, hardware and software requirements
Related Articles:
#1285: Maestro is slow to respond. Is there anything I can do?
#1457: How can I optimize the performance of Maestro?
Type the words or phrases on which you would like to search, or click here to view a list of all
Knowledge Base articles


text:
FiltersShow / Hide
- Anywhere In The UK
- Location: Anywhere in the UK
Radius: ... miles
Featuring: Bec Hill, Tom Rosenthal, Jessica Fostekew, Ben Crellin
This event has been and gone!
Catch the next one:
Check out the info below for future tour dates, and track them to receive alerts when they tour near you
We Love Comedy: Bec Hill, Tom Rosenthal, Jessica Fostekew, Ben Crellin
"BEC HILL Time Out's favourite tweeter and brilliant flip chart comedian."
Info provided by the Event Organiser
Image © Bec Hill
Please note that the artists appearing may be subject to change.
Bec Hill
'Bec Hill and her side-splittingly funny stand-up routine are a joy to behold... you'll fall in love with Bec's excitable attitude and her witty optimism.
Definitely a name to remember with a smile' (Three Weeks Edinburgh)
'Multi-talented with brilliant observational material' (The Stage).
Bec Hill tour dates
Tom Rosenthal
Award-winning comedian and star of Channel 4's Friday Night Dinner, he has also appeared on 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Dave's One Night Stand.
'A clever comic who's never afraid to look cocksure in the name of humour' (The Guardian)
'... talented upcoming star' (Time Out).
Tom Rosenthal tour dates
Jessica Fostekew
Jessica has been performing improvised comedy and working as a comedy actress since 2005. In January 2008 she hit the UK stand up circuit like a thunderbolt of joy and was a finalist in the Funny Women's Awards 2010.
She had a very successful one woman show 'Luxury Tramp', which ran at the Brighton Fringe. A review of her show concluded that she is clever, silly and most importantly funny and that she can hold her own with any other stand up, male or female.
'Fostekew is a hugely engaging presence and there's something reassuringly honest about her... Consistently hilarious' (Fest)
'Great fun' (Guardian).
Jessica Fostekew tour dates
Track this event
- Event has been added to your calendar
- Any important updates will be sent to your email address
- Add to your personal Ents24 calendar
- Sync with iCal, Outlook and others
- Receive important updates
Venue Facts
Venue: The Pipeline
94-98 Middlesex Street
Website: thepipelinebar.co.uk
→ Fenchurch Street 7 min walk
→ Fenchurch Street (London) 7 min walk
→ Liverpool Street 7 min walk
→ Aldgate 2 min walk


text:
Road, highway work slows in Kansas, Missouri
- Austin Alonzo
- Reporter- Kansas City Business Journal
- Email | Twitter | LinkedIn | Google+
The value of contracts for highway and bridge construction work dropped sharply in both Missouri and Kansas, according to a study of McGraw Hill Construction data conducted by the American Road & Transportation Builders Association.
In the Sunflower State, the value of all real contract awards for bridge and highway work dropped from $108.8 million in January 2012 to $38.8 million in January 2013 — a 64 percent decline. Spending in the Show-Me State dropped as well, from $111.18 million in January 2012 to $85.6 million in January 2013 — a 23 percent decline.
Nationally, the value of highway contracts is down in 23 states and the District of Columbia, and up in 20 states. Bridge awards are down in 22 states and the District of Columbia, and up in 24 states.
"The good news is that we do expect to see an uptick in activity later this year, given the recent increase in federal aid obligations," Alison Premo Black, the organization's chief economist, said in a release. "It remains to be seen, however, if it will be enough to provide real growth in the highway and bridge construction market by the end of 2013."
Meanwhile, the need for upgrades to both states' infrastructures continues to be dire.
Data from the ARTBA said 25.5 percent, or 7,805 miles, of Missouri's highways are in need of repair or resurfacing and 26.1 percent, or 6,368, of its bridges are either "structurally deficient" or "functionally obsolete."
The situation in Kansas is slightly better. Roughly 22.7 percent, or 7,928 miles, of the state's highways are in need of repair and 17.8 percent, or 4,476, of its bridges are structurally deficient or obsolete.
Austin reports about construction, transportation, engineering and architecture.
If you are commenting using a Facebook account, your profile information may be displayed with your comment depending on your privacy settings. By leaving the 'Post to Facebook' box selected, your comment will be published to your Facebook profile in addition to the space below.
Most Popular
- Most popular
- Emailed
- Mobile
- Wellness company goes belly up
- Power 100 of 2015 (Part 1)
- Meadowbrook redevelopment scores $80M senior center
- 2015 CFOs of the Year are instrumental to success of their companies
- FishNet parent selects Denver for HQ, will hire 400 nationwide
- Kansas City reaches compromise with Uber
- Power 100 of 2015 (Part 2)
- Sungevity outpaces its own expectations for hiring
- Realty firm chips away at buyer's agent commission
- Brownback vetoes bill that would have driven Uber out of Kansas
Sponsored by
People on the Move
Interim County Auditor County of Kaua'i | Lihue, HI
Audience Development Director St. Louis Business Journal | Saint Louis, MO
SAAS Account Manager I PGi | Olathe, KS
Children's Services Director Sumner Mental Health Center | Wellington, KS
Senior Functional Consultant, Dynamics AX Stoneridge Software | Overland Park, KS
Featured Property


text:
Tom O'Brien was born on July 25, 1890 in San Diego, California, USA as Thomas Everett O'Brien. He was an actor, known for The Big Parade (1925), McCarn Plays Fate (1914) and You Said It, Sailor (1930). He was married to Ina Mae Morehouse. He died on June 8, 1947 in Los Angeles, California.
See full bio »
Died:(age 56) in Los Angeles, California, USA |


text:
Thread: OWS Protest Obama!
Results 1 to 8 of 8
#1 OWS Protest Obama!
- Join Date
- May 2008
- Location
- Locked in a Dungeon, being tortured and LOVING IT!
- Posts
- 5,644
Occupy Protesters Mobilize for Obamas Visit
More than 100 Occupy Wall Street protesters marched to a Midtown hotel on Wednesday night to protest a fund-raising event for President Obama.
Escorted by police vehicles as they helped snarl traffic across the Times Square area, beginning at Bryant Park, the group settled in front of barricades on the southwest corner of 53rd Street and Seventh Avenue, in view of the Sheraton hotel at which Mr. Obama was expected to appear by 9 p.m.
Demonstrators held signs that leveled some of the Occupy protests most pointed criticism to date of the president. Obama is a corporate puppet, one said. War crimes must be stopped, no matter who does them, read another, beside head shots of President George W. Bush and President Obama.
One man, wearing a mask of the presidents face and holding a cigar, carried a sign that read, I sold out!
But its not just the OWS people pissed too.
As people tried to get to Rockefeller Center for the Tree Lighting, they found barricades every where, traffic halted, and no access to the tree lighting as the President rubbed elbows with the elite of NY for campaign cash.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/m...Kzh9JN7tnnNL7ORest In Peace America
July 4, 1776 - January 20, 2009
This is the problem of trying to keep venomous reptiles as pets, they are likely to turn on the owner.
- Join Date
- May 2008
- Location
- Minneapolis MN
- Posts
- 684
12-01-2011, 12:37 PMAnyone else find it funny that they are protesting in front of a very large eBay add? Notice the McDonalds sign in the background too. :D
Liberals are proof that evolution is only a theory. Nothing that stupid could evolve past a monkey.
Bravo, they've been needing to do this since the start.
Originally Posted by Adam Smith - Wealth of Nations
12-01-2011, 11:27 PMOriginally Posted by Adam Smith - Wealth of Nations
« Previous Thread | Next Thread » |


text:
Making Research a Requirement of Treatment: Why We Should Sometimes Let Doctors Pressure Patients to Participate in ResearchDavid OrentlicherIndiana University - Robert H. McKinney School of Law Hastings Center Report, Vol. 35, No. 5, p. 20, 2005 Abstract: This article argues that there is a need to relax the precautions taken to ensure voluntary participation of patients in research involving the comparison of two or more established therapies to see whether one is superior to the alternative(s). For many medical problems, physicians can choose among multiple therapeutic options, and the choice is typically based more on hunch than on data. Patients would benefit greatly from studies that clarify the relative benefits and risks of different options for their illnesses. When a patient could be offered one of multiple established treatments, doctors should be able to offer treatment only if the patient agrees to participate in research aimed at determining which of the treatments is most effective. Number of Pages in PDF File: 9 Keywords: medical research, informed consent JEL Classification: I19, K32 Date posted: November 2, 2005Suggested CitationContact Information
© 2015 Social Science Electronic Publishing, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
This page was processed by apollo8 in 0.281 seconds


text:
MITX Panel: The Future of TV
Posted by Peter Kim on July 11, 2006
I participated on a panel discussion today, organized by MITX (Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange) and sponsored by One To One Interactive. The location was beautiful and turnout was strong, despite a major accident that totally shut down the morning commute.
It's tough to take good notes and participate actively, so I'll point out that the panel's moderator, David Weinberger (Fellow, Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society) has posted about it already; so has Christopher Herot, who was an active audience participant.
So here are some more concepts raised in audience discussion:
- CBS 4 Boston: "The future of TV will be driven by the news product. The value of news is local." Therefore the future of TV is local. Sounds a lot like search.
- An unspoken gap between passive and active viewing seemed to be forming; passive as the domain of "traditional" TV and active as a requirement of emerging channels, e.g. internet video. There's room for both in a viewer's life.
- "When you have a million channels, what's more interesting: a network
or your inbox?" Google's answer: "Search." However, David pointed out
that search is merely one of many ways in which a viewer can exert
control over media. - What I found to be the most interesting insight of the morning: NBC Universal has someone on the set of its most popular shows, who keeps an eye on how content can be adapted for short form, e.g. digital. Brilliant - great example of understanding the difference between multi-channel (good) and integration (better).
MITX was also producing a videocast of the event, which I assume will be available on their site shortly.
mitx, future of tv ::
Add to del.icio.us
Search Forrester's Blogs
Forrester's CX Index
Predict how actions to improve CX will affect revenue performance.
Measure the customer experiences that matter most »
Forrester's Forum For Marketing Leaders
April 29-30, 2015 — London »
Free Webinar
Key Takeaways From Mobile World Congress
Analyst Blogs
- Carlton Doty (1)
- Christine Overby (33)
- Clement Teo (4)
- Cliff Condon (4)
- David Truog (2)
- Emily Collins (1)
- Erna Alfred Liousas (4)
- James McQuivey (1)
- Jennifer Wise (6)
- Jim Nail (26)
- Kim Celestre (44)
- Laura Ramos (64)
- Lori Wizdo (1)
- Luca Paderni (11)
- Nate Elliott (110)
- Peter O'Neill (3)
- Richard Joyce (4)
- Rob Brosnan (1)
- Ryan Skinner (26)
- Shar VanBoskirk (113)
- Susan Bidel (3)
- Thomas Husson (121)
- Tina Moffett (1)
- Xiaofeng Wang (21)


text:
Artisans have been paid in full. Offer valid ONLINE ONLY.
Cannot be combined with other offers or discounts.
Write a product review
Read Customer Reviews
Write a Review-
simple yet elegant
. . . . .I get many compliments for this necklace. It is light and it can be combined with casual and elegant outfit. I could not find matching earrings at the store, but this goes well with golden earrings. It is elegant and eye catching.
Store Availability
Enter your ZIP code and/or state to find where you can purchase this item.
Store availability is calculated once daily and stock quantities change often. Please call your local store to check available quantities.


text:
After undertaking a door-to-door campaign in the city, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) candidate for Mangalore South, Vasantha Achari, said there was a "good chance" people will choose a CPI(M) candidate this time around.
Mr. Achari told pressperssons on Thrusday that over the past one-and-a-half months, party workers had contacted nearly 1 lakh people. He was particularly satisfied with "corner meetings" held across the city, where the residents discussed issues of the city and Karnataka with the candidate.
"Issues such as checking sexual assault were discussed with the people, and over 65 such meetings were held," he said.
He claimed that with the Congress and the BJP "failing in their manifestoes", people were looking at the CPI(M) as an alternative. "They promised to stall price rise, but this has not happened. Now they don't even consider it as a poll issue ," said Mr. Achari.
Keywords: CPI(M), BJP, Congress, Assembly elections


text:
Log Out
Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.
Call in to speak with the host
(718) 766-4454
A long overdue story to be told. It is time to get to the truth or try to sort through rampant allegations made to some of us who who dispute self appointed saviors who hijacked Irish and Native Boarding/Industrial/Residential school survivors.
Who are these people that self title and self appoint themselves? Is there a pedophile (s) that is amongst this group who dares to try and represent people that were harmed by pedophile clergy/priests?
A story that definitely needs to be told and then I will allow each of you to be the judge based on the information you will get from this episode.
Lets Get To The Truth- Pedophile Incest Accusation The Mary Smith Affair- A John A production Heather Martin Must Be Stopped Cyber Harrassment and the Cyber Bullies New Age Frauds and Plastic Shamans
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
Please enter your email to finish creating your account.
old-style code for hosted blogs
Player Size 300 x 295 400 x 370 640 x 550


text:
so i just bricked again lol. it was my fault though anyways, im willing to test or extract anything yall want, just need to know how to lol.
I wouldn't go too crazy. Wanna try removing everything LG from the phone? I'll just stand by and wait for results
:rofl: I could spend a whole day deleting apps and making a list and checking it twice, gonna find apps that are naughty or nice
Went to sleep no root. Check it today root available and everybody and their mom already rooted lol mine rooted just fine. :thumbup:
hey guys am I doing something wrong? I ran root.bat from o4xr folder and it just opened a cmd window that says: "daemon not running, starting it now on port 5037" "daemon started successfully" and it stays like that, doesn't do anything else i'm on "charge only" mode connected to pc help?
So when I rebooted the phone and changed to another USB port on my PC, Windows 7 recognized it as USB Input Device then I ran root.bat again but still same thing Is that what it's supposed to recognize it as? "USB Input Device"? Going to try a few more times
First of all i'd like to extend a thanks to the people who got this done, you guys are gods, you should be praised. NOW. I've downloaded the APK an the Folder with the root, put the root folder in the C Directory and all that, I'm currently in CMD and got the folder open but when I put in Root (No quotes) it tells me it's not a recognized file or command, am I doing something wrong?
So now the real questions is whether you can utilize Hotspotting through the tether apps, regardless of whether you have the feature added to your account or not..which is my whole reason for rooting any phone I get..
Got it! Successfully rooted. Had to download the drivers from: https://www.box.com/s/5c8758354a564c191524 (LG Motion 4G USB Driver for Windows) and then reboot and try again First time it failed, second time it worked. Confirmed with Titanium Backup Thanks guys!
I had this same experience. Somehow when using the command prompt under Windows the files don't show up, if you do a "dir" command when you're in that folder it won't show any files. Yet they appear in Windows just fine and you can run root.bat by double-clicking it.
Yea it was annoying, but thanks to the advice Up here I got passed it. Just clicked the root file directly on the computer and it handled the rest. NOW I have to figure out how to tether my phone without paying for it, which SHOULD be possible through rooting but for some reason it's not working.


text:
Microweber Follow microweber.com | Open Source
This is not yet a Bitnami Stack
Do you want us to add Microweber to the Binami library? You can vote for it in our monthly contest
Microweber is a free open source CMS that can be used for creating websites, blogs and online shops. It operates on Drag & Drop technology and employs a Real-Time Text Writing & Editing function (like a WYSIWYG). The software has modular architecture and is template-based.


text:
Whether you are looking for Massage Parlor or Massage, Hotfrog is the place to go to. Browse the businesses below in Wauconda, IL or extend your search to nearby suburbs by using the left navigation menu. Hotfrog makes your search easier.
Wauconda, IL
Massage ParlourMassage TherapistsPhysical TherapistPhysical Therapy & Rehabilitation
Massage TherapistsPhysical TherapistPhysical Therapy & RehabilitationRehabilitation Services
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business
Hotfrog AdVantage
Hotfrog AdVantage ads appear above the rest in Hotfrog feature pages. By upgrading today your ad will appear in front of potential customers before they notice your competitors.


text:
By: Tim Heaney, KFFL.com
Assessing all the fantasy baseball closers....
Lindstrom working way back |
Jake Petricka hasn't had much work since his blown save last weekend due to some lopsided losses this week. He did put up a scoreless inning with a punchout in a non-save sitch last night, though. The Chicago White Sox will have plenty to think about, if not change, when Matt Lindstrom (ankle) returns. He last pitched for Triple-A Charlotte Tuesday night, allowing no runs and no hits while striking out one in an inning of work.
If he can work back into form, he could be closing by the time September rolls around, and there's a good chance it'd happen sooner. He was the best option before he landed on the disabled list. Zach Putnam (shoulder), who is expected to return from the DL tomorrow, probably won't be a threat until late August.
Lindstrom is a fine gamble to seize the gig, but this could just as easily turn into a three-headed monster.
… Jonathan Papelbon has cleared waivers, meaning he can be dealt to any team this month. However, he has a limited no-trade clause, and Paps has made it known that that may be a road block to the Phils finding a trade partner. Ken Giles remains a speculative saves addition in case Papelbon is jettisoned.
Understudy/Fill-in |
Lurker(s) |
Zach Britton | Darren O'Day | Tommy Hunter Andrew Miller |
5 |
4 |
Junichi Tazawa | Heath Hembree | ||
David Robertson | Dellin Betances |
Shawn Kelley Adam Warren |
Committee | Jake McGee | Brad Boxberger Grant Balfour Joel Peralta |
Casey Janssen | Aaron Loup Dustin McGowan |
Brett Cecil Sergio Santos M |
Closer |
Understudy/Fill-in |
Lurker(s) |
Matt Lindstrom DL | Zach Putnam DL Jake Petricka |
Javy Guerra Daniel Webb |
3 |
5 |
Cody Allen | John Axford | Bryan Shaw | |
3 |
4 |
Joe Nathan | Joakim Soria | Joba Chamberlain Ian Krol M |
5 |
5 |
Greg Holland | Wade Davis | Kelvin Herrera Jason Frasor |
5 |
5 |
Glen Perkins | Casey Fien | Jared Burton |
Closer |
Understudy/Fill-in |
Lurker(s) |
3 |
5 |
Chad Qualls | Jose Veras Jesse Crain DL |
Tony Sipp Josh Fields |
5 |
3 |
Huston Street | Joe Smith | Jason Grilli | |
4 |
5 |
Sean Doolittle | Luke Gregerson | Dan Otero Ryan Cook |
4 |
5 |
Fernando Rodney | Danny Farquhar | Tom Wilhelmsen | |
2 |
4 |
Neftali Feliz | Neal Cotts |
Corey Knebel Shawn Tolleson Alexi Ogando DL |
About the author:
Tim's work has been featured by USA Today/Sports Weekly, among numerous outlets, and recognized as a finalist in the Fantasy Sports Writers Association awards. The Boston University alum, who competes in the prestigious LABR and Tout Wars, has won numerous industry leagues in both baseball and football.
He appears frequently, including every Sunday, on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio, as well as every Wednesday on 1570 AM WNST in Baltimore.
By: Tim Heaney, KFFL.com
The most popular additions in polled fantasy baseball games from this past weekend, listed in order of demand but not necessarily the best moves
About the author:
Tim's work has been featured by USA Today/Sports Weekly, among numerous outlets, and recognized as a finalist in the Fantasy Sports Writers Association awards. The Boston University alum, who competes in the prestigious LABR and Tout Wars, has won numerous industry leagues in both baseball and football.
He appears frequently, including every Sunday, on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio, as well as every Wednesday on 1570 AM WNST in Baltimore.
By: KFFL Staff, KFFL.com
Yankees nab infield help, BoSox clear up theirs
The New York Yankees acquired 3B/OF Martin Prado from the Arizona Diamondbacks for C Peter O'Brien, as well as SS Stephen Drew from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for 2B Kelly Johnson.
FANTASY TIP: Prado instantly gains fantasy value and will be a popular AL-only crossover FAAB piece. O'Brien is a fine power prospect who's in the midst of a breakout year in the minors. Watch for him in the next season or two to arrive in the majors, depending on Miguel Montero's future. Drew is an interesting acquisition. He can spell Derek Jeterdown the stretch and could presumably play some second base with Brian Robertstiring in the second half. His playing time will likely be frustrating for owners, however. Drew and Johnson are primarily AL-only assets at this point.
Boston's acquisition of Johnson will allow Xander Bogaerts to move back to his natural position, shortstop. That could make him more comfortable at the plate, as well. Johnson's value increases with this move, since he should have more consistent playing time, at least until the BoSox think Will Middlebrooks (finger) is ready to return.
Tommy Milone likely to regain rotation spot
The Minnesota Twins acquired SP Tommy Milone from the Oakland Athletics for OF Sam Fuld.
FANTASY TIP: Milone's value may decrease slightly due to the decline in potential run support, but he was doing well with a rotation spot in Oakland's pitcher-friendly park. He should join this quintent soon despite being sent to Triple-A today. He's a deep-mixed add. Fuld, who started 2014 with the Athletics, probably will start a few times a week in Oakland's platoon-laden outfield. They'll probably value his defense significantly, though. He can be valuable in five-outfielder mixed leagues.
1B Kennys Vargas will be called up from Double-A New Britain to fill Fuld's roster spot. The switch-hitter is having a standout year at New Britain with a .281 BA, 17 HRs and 63 RBIs in 356 at-bats. He's an AL-only grab with deep-mixed potential who could find himself in the lineup at least a few times per week.
Cardinals acquire Justin Masterson
The St. Louis Cardinals acquired SP Justin Masterson from the Cleveland Indians Wednesday, July 30, in exchange for OF James Ramsey.
FANTASY TIP: St. Louis is probably one of the better landing spots for Masterson to succeed and turn around his disappointing season. If he's on your league's waiver wire, it might be time to give him a shot. Left-handers still have clobbered Masterson, but anytime a K-GB arm goes to the Cardinals, fantasy players' ears should perk up.
Ramsey was hitting .300 with 13 home runs at Double-A Springfield. He'll give the Tribe some organizational depth in the outfield but is a decent long-term stab in deep dynasty leagues thanks to his OBP game.
... The Miami Marlins acquired SP Jarred Cosart, INF/OF Enrique Hernandez and OF Austin Wates from the Houston Astros. Houston received OF Jake Marisnick, INF Colin Moran, P Francis Martes and a compensatory pick for the 2015 MLB Draft.
FANTASY TIP: Moving to the National League helps Cosart's fantasy value. He is a must-add in NL-only leagues. Cosart is worth a speculative add in deep mixed leagues and could pitch his way into being a viable option in the majority of formats. Marisnick is worth an add in AL-only formats, if he sticks with the Astros.
... The Atlanta Braves have acquired INF/OF Emilio Bonifacio and RP James Russell from the Chicago Cubs for C Victor Caratini.
FANTASY TIP: Bonifacio will fill a utility role for the Braves. He is unlikely to see everyday at-bats, if the Braves remain healthy. With semi-regular at-bats, Bonifacio retains NL-only and deep mixed league value, due to his base-stealing ability. Bonifacio could also push Tommy La Stella for playing time at the keystone position. Russell fills the left-handed-pitching void in the Braves' bullpen, but he has no fantasy value. Caratini can be watched from a distance.
... The Seattle Mariners have acquired OF Chris Denorfia from the San Diego Padres for OF Abraham Almonte and P Stephen Kohlscheen.
FANTASY TIP: Denorfia joins a somewhat crowded outfield in Seattle. His playing time could be sporadic when Michael Saunders returns from the disabled list. Denorfia's value should increase a bit, but he's still probably nothing more than a single-universe commodity. The two new Pads should be watched for the long term but have no fantasy value right now.
... The Milwaukee Brewers have acquired OF Gerardo Parra from the Arizona Diamondbacks for OF Mitch Haniger and P Anthony Banda.
FANTASY TIP: Parra probably will not have an everyday job with the Brewers, which will hurt his fantasy value. He could still be an option for owners in NL-only leagues. With Parra moving on, David Peralta likely will receive more playing in the outfield. Owners in deep mixed leagues and NL-only leagues can consider adding him to their lineups.
About the author:
KFFL, part of USA TODAY Sports, has been turning fantasy sports players into winners since 1996!
We are your one stop for all of your fantasy football, baseball, NASCAR, hockey and basketball needs all year long.
For additional free fantasy baseball news, rankings, cheat sheets, sleepers and more, please visit KFFL Fantasy Baseball today!


text:
Discover new destinations and get the latest green travel tips.
Denmark's capital offers many reasons to lay claim to the title of the 'greenest city in the world.'
The area on the Gulf Coast of Mexico near Veracruz City has become well-known in recent years for its astounding hawk migration.
Know How
Advice columnist Matt Hickman offers alternatives to air travel during the holidays.
Sacramento has more than its share of green features including green hotels, wineries and farmers markets.
A travel lover examines both sides of the issue.
Key ingredients are more tolerant, wealthy citizens and high level of creativity.
An ethical travel operator in Britain denounces carbon offsetting, but are 'holidays closer to home' a real solution?
Sign up for MNN's weekly newsletter for a chance to win a cruise on Oasis of the Seas.
If you like to eat, shop or raise eco-awareness, the ATL's got you covered. Plus, we here at MNN think Atlanta's pretty special -- it's our home.
China's green movement has its share of controversy, but progress is being made.
A spotlight on the city could mean a cleaner place for residents and visitors.
City's planned green spaces are the envy of sprawling cities everywhere. Plus: This Canadian gem is ready for the Olympic spotlight.
Morieka Johnson has a plan for all you travelers, including her take on souvenirs.
Extreme athlete Luke Spencer tells Today show hosts how he dropped down a 70-foot waterfall. Photographer Jed Weingarten, who documented the event, helps tell the story with his images.
This funky mountain town is known for its scenery, beer, vegetarian restaurants and abundance of biodiesel gas stations.
Pop-culture expert writes about entertainment, arts — and the occasional zombie.
Follow NAPA
Travel and style pro blogs about smart consumption and conscious living.
More eco-terms


text:
View asian Singles in Wylie
By clicking continue, I agree to receive transactional and promotional emails from Match.com. I understand that I am free to withdraw consent at any time.
By using our site, you agree to the Match.com Terms of Use.
Lone Star State of Texas. Start meeting people, winking, emailing, enjoying mutual matches, connections and more! Think about how much you spend on a night out at a bar. Or how much you spend on a movie and a bag of popcorn. How quickly would you give up one of these for a lifetime of love with someone special? Is it worth it? Get started now and find out for yourself! Addicted to love? Get your fix through thousands of Wylie profiles all looking for love.
Addison, Allen, Balch Springs, Blue Ridge, Caddo Mills, Carrollton, Copeville, Fairview, Farmersville, Fate, Floyd, Forney, Frisco, Garland, Heartland, Heath, Heathridge, Highland Park, Josephine, Lavon, Lucas, McKinney, Melissa, Merit, Mesquite, Murphy, Nevada, North Branch, Parker, Plano, Princeton, Richardson, Rockwall, Rowlett, Royse City, Sachse, Saint Paul, Sunnyvale, The Colony, University Park view all states »


text:
April 24, 2015
A synthetic approach to higher equalities
Posted by Mike Shulman
At last, I have a complete draft of my chapter for Elaine Landry's book Categories for the working philosopher. It's currently titled
- Homotopy Type Theory: A synthetic approach to higher equalities. pdf
As you can see (if you read it), not much is left of the one fragment of draft that I posted earlier; I decided to spend the available space on HoTT itself rather than detour into synthetic mathematics more generally. Although the conversations arising from that draft were still helpful, and my other recent ramblings did make it in.
Comments, questions, and suggestions would be very much appreciated! It's due this Sunday (I got an extension from the original deadline), so there's a very short window of time to make changes before I have to submit it. I expect I'll be able to revise it again later in the process, though.
April 12, 2015
The Structure of A
Posted by David Corfield
I attended a workshop last week down in Bristol organised by James Ladyman and Stuart Presnell, as part of their Homotopy Type Theory project.
Urs was there, showing everyone his magical conjuring trick where the world emerges out of the opposition between and in Modern Physics formalized in Modal Homotopy Type Theory.
Jamie Vicary spoke on the Categorified Heisenberg Algebra. (See also John's page.) After the talk, interesting connections were discussed with dependent linear type theory and tangent (infinity, 1)-toposes. It seems that André Joyal and colleagues are working on the latter. This should link up with Urs's Quantization via Linear homotopy types at some stage.
As for me, I was speaking on the subject of my chapter for the book that Mike's Introduction to Synthetic Mathematics and John's Concepts of Sameness will appear in. It's on reviving the philosophy of geometry through the (synthetic) approach of cohesion.
In the talk I mentioned the outcome of some further thinking about how to treat the phrase 'the structure of ' for a mathematical entity. It occurred to me to combine what I wrote in that discussion we once had on The covariance of coloured balls with the analysis of 'the' from The King of France thread. After the event I thought I'd write out a note explaining this point of view, and it can be found here. Thanks to Mike and Urs for suggestions and comments.
The long and the short of it is that there's no great need for the word 'structure' when using homotopy type theory. If anyone has any thoughts, I'd like to hear them.
April 7, 2015
Information and Entropy in Biological Systems
Posted by John Baez
I'm helping run a workshop on Information and Entropy in Biological Systems at NIMBioS, the National Institute of Mathematical and Biological Synthesis, which is in Knoxville Tennessee.
I think you'll be able to watch live streaming video of this workshop while it's taking place from Wednesday April 8th to Friday April 10th. Later, videos will be made available in a permanent location.
To watch the workshop live, go here. Go down to where it says
Investigative Workshop: Information and Entropy in Biological Systems
Then click where it says live link. There's nothing there now, but I'm hoping there will be when the show starts!
April 6, 2015
Five Quickies
Posted by Tom Leinster
I'm leaving tomorrow for an "investigative workshop" on Information and Entropy in Biological Systems, co-organized by our own John Baez, in Knoxville, Tennessee. I'm excited! And I'm hoping to learn a lot.
A quick linkdump before I go:
March 14, 2015
Split Octonions and the Rolling Ball
Posted by John Baez
You may enjoy these webpages:
because they explain a nice example of the Erlangen Program more tersely — and I hope more simply — than before, with the help of some animations made by Geoffrey Dixon using WebGL. You can actually get a ball to roll in way that illustrates the incidence geometry associated to the exceptional Lie group !
Abstract. Understanding exceptional Lie groups as the symmetry groups of more familiar objects is a fascinating challenge. The compact form of the smallest exceptional Lie group, , is the symmetry group of an 8-dimensional nonassociative algebra called the octonions. However, another form of this group arises as symmetries of a simple problem in classical mechanics! The space of configurations of a ball rolling on another ball without slipping or twisting defines a manifold where the tangent space of each point is equipped with a 2-dimensional subspace describing the allowed infinitesimal motions. Under certain special conditions, the split real form of acts as symmetries. We can understand this using the quaternions together with an 8-dimensional algebra called the 'split octonions'. The rolling ball picture makes the geometry associated to quite vivid. This is joint work with James Dolan and John Huerta, with animations created by Geoffrey Dixon.
March 11, 2015
A Scale-Dependent Notion of Dimension for Metric Spaces (Part 1)
Posted by Simon Willerton
Consider the following shape that we are zooming into and out of. What dimension would you say it was?
At small scales (or when it is very far away) it appears as a point, so seems zero-dimensional. At bigger scales it appears to be a line, so seems one-dimensional. At even bigger scales it appears to have breadth as well as length, so seems two-dimensional. Then, finally, at very large scales it appears to be made from many widely separated points, so seems zero-dimensional again.
We arrive at an important observation:
The perceived dimension varies with the scale at which the shape is viewed.
Here is a graph of my attempt to capture this perceived notion of dimension mathematically.
Hopefully you can see that, moving from the left, you start off at zero, then move into a region where the function takes value around one, then briefly moves up to two then drops down to zero again.
The 'shape' that we are zooming into above is actually a grid of points as that's all my computer could handle easily in making the above picture. If I'd had a much bigger computer and used say points then I would have got something that more obviously had both a one-dimensional and two-dimensional regime.
In this post I want to explain how this idea of dimension comes about. It relies on a notion of 'size' of metric spaces, for instance, you could use Tom's notion of magnitude, but the above picture uses my notion of -spread.
I have mentioned this idea before at the Café in the post on my spread paper, but I wanted to expand on it somewhat.
March 9, 2015
HITs and the Erlangen Program
Posted by Mike Shulman
Last week I had a minor epiphany, which I would like to share. If it holds up, it'll probably end up somewhere in my chapter for Landry's book.
I was fortunate during my formal education to have the opportunity to take a fair number of physics classes in addition to mathematics. Over that time I was introduced to tensors (more specifically, tensor fields on manifolds) several times in a row: first in special relativity, then in differential geometry, and then again in general relativity and Riemannian geometry.
During all those classes, I remember noticing that mathematicians and physicists tended to speak about tensors in different ways. To a mathematician, a tensor (field) was a global geometric object associated to a manifold; upon choosing a local chart it could be expressed using local coordinates, but fundamentally it was a geometric thing. By contrast, physicists tended to talk about a tensor as a collection of coordinates labeled by indices, with its "tensorial" nature encoded in how those coordinates transformed upon changing coordinates.
(To be sure, most physicists nowadays are aware of the mathematician's perspective, and many even use it. But I still got the sense that they found it easier, or at least expected that we students would find it easier, to think in coordinates.)
Here is my epiphany: the symbiosis between these two viewpoints on tensors is closely related to the symbiosis between HITs and univalence in homotopy type theory. I will now explain…
March 5, 2015
Mathematics Without Apologies
Posted by David Corfield
Since I had reviewed the manuscript for Princeton University Press eighteen months ago, this week I received my complementary copy of Mathematics Without Apologies by Michael Harris.
Michael, as most people here will know, is a number theorist whose successes include, with Richard Taylor, the proof of the local Langlands conjecture for the general linear group in characteristic 0. But alongside being a prize-winning mathematician, he also likes to think hard about the nature of mathematics. He spoke at a conference I co-organised, Two Streams in the Philosophy of Mathematics, and I've met up with him on a number of other occasions, including the Delphi meeting with John. He's extremely well placed then to give an account of the life of a current mathematician with, as suggested by the book's subtitle, Portrait of a problematic vocation, all its peculiarities.
I'll be re-reading the book once term is over, and say more then, but for now those wanting to find out more can read a Q&A with the author, and drafts of some chapters available here. Michael has also set up an associated blog, named after the book.
February 27, 2015
Concepts of Sameness (Part 4)
Posted by John Baez
This time I'd like to think about three different approaches to 'defining equality', or more generally, introducing equality in formal systems of mathematics.
These will be taken from old-fashioned logic — before computer science, category theory or homotopy theory started exerting their influence. Eventually I want to compare these to more modern treatments.
If you know other interesting 'old-fashioned' approaches to equality, please tell me!
February 26, 2015
Introduction to Synthetic Mathematics (part 1)
Posted by Mike Shulman
John is writing about "concepts of sameness" for Elaine Landry's book Category Theory for the Working Philosopher, and has been posting some of his thoughts and drafts. I'm writing for the same book about homotopy type theory / univalent foundations; but since HoTT/UF will also make a guest appearance in John's and David Corfield's chapters, and one aspect of it (univalence) is central to Steve Awodey's chapter, I had to decide what aspect of it to emphasize in my chapter.
My current plan is to focus on HoTT/UF as a synthetic theory of -groupoids. But in order to say what that even means, I felt that I needed to start with a brief introduction about the phrase "synthetic theory", which may not be familiar. Right now, my current draft of that "introduction" is more than half the allotted length of my chapter; so clearly it'll need to be trimmed! But I thought I would go ahead and post some parts of it in its current form; so here goes.
February 25, 2015
Concepts of Sameness (Part 3)
Posted by John Baez
Now I'd like to switch to pondering different approaches to equality. (Eventually I'll have put all these pieces together into a coherent essay, but not yet.)
We tend to think of as a fundamental property of equality, perhaps the most fundamental of all. But what is it actually used for? I don't really know. I sometimes joke that equations of the form are the only really true ones — since any other equation says that different things are equal — but they're also completely useless.
But maybe I'm wrong. Maybe equations of the form are useful in some way. I can imagine one coming in handy at the end of a proof by contradiction where you show some assumptions imply . But I don't remember ever doing such a proof… and I have trouble imagining that you ever need to use a proof of this style.
If you've used the equation in your own work, please let me know.
February 23, 2015
Concepts of Sameness (Part 2)
Posted by John Baez
I'm writing about 'concepts of sameness' for Elaine Landry's book Category Theory for the Working Philosopher. After an initial section on a passage by Heraclitus, I had planned to write a bit about Gongsun Long's white horse paradox — or more precisely, his dialog When a White Horse is Not a Horse.
However, this is turning out to be harder than I thought, and more of a digression than I want. So I'll probably drop this plan. But I have a few preliminary notes, and I might as well share them.
Concepts of Sameness (Part 1)
Posted by John Baez
Elaine Landry is a philosopher at U. C. Davis, and she's editing a book called Categories for the Working Philosopher. Tentatively, at least, it's supposed to have chapters by these folks
- Colin McLarty (on set theory)
- David Corfield (on geometry)
- Michael Shulman (on univalent foundations)
- Steve Awodey (on structuralism, invariance, and univalence)
- Michael Ernst (on foundations)
- Jean-Pierre Marquis (on first-order logic with dependent sorts)
- John Bell (on logic and model theory)
- Kohei Kishida (on modal logic)
- Robin Cockett and Robert Seely (on proof theory and linear logic)
- Samson Abramsky (on computer science)
- Michael Moortgat (on linguistics and computational semantics)
- Bob Coecke and Aleks Kissinger (on quantum mechanics and ontology)
- James Weatherall (on spacetime theories)
- Jim Lambek (on special relativity)
- John Baez (on concepts of sameness)
- David Spivak (on mathematical modeling)
- Hans Halvorson (on the structure of physical theories)
- Elaine Landry (on structural realism)
- Andrée Ehresmann (on a topic to be announced)
We're supposed to have our chapters done by April. To make writing my part more fun, I thought I'd draft some portions here on the -Café.
February 18, 2015
Quantum Physics and Logic at Oxford
Posted by John Baez
There's a workshop on quantum physics and logic at Oxford this summer:
- 12th International Workshop on Quantum Physics and Logic, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford. Tutorials July 13–14 and Workshop July 15–17, 2015. Organized by Destiny Chen, Chris Heunen, Peter Selinger and Jamie Vicary.
February 12, 2015
Can a Computer Solve Lebesgue's Universal Covering Problem?
Posted by John Baez
Here's a problem I hope we can solve here. I think it will be fun. It involves computable analysis.
To state the problem precisely, recall that the diameter of a set of points in a metric space is
Recall that two subsets of the Euclidean plane are isometric if we can get one from the other by translation, rotation and/or reflection.
Finally, let's define a universal covering to be a convex compact subset of the Euclidean plane such that any set of diameter is isometric to a subset of .
In 1914 Lebesgue posed the puzzle of finding the universal covering with the least area. Since then people have been using increasingly clever constructions to find universal coverings with smaller and smaller area.
My question is whether we need an unbounded amount of cleverness, or whether we could write a program to solve this puzzle.
There are actually a number of ways to make this question precise, but let me focus on the simplest. Let be the set of all universal coverings. Can we write a program that computes this number to as much accuracy as desired:
More precisely, is this real number computable?
Right now all we know is that
though Philip Gibbs has a heuristic argument for a better lower bound:


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
MASSENA - Alcoa has applied for the environmental permits required to complete a modernization of its Massena operations.
The public can comment on the proposed permits through Sept. 21, according to Department of Environmental Conservation spokesman Steve Litwhiler. The three permits are for the regulation of air and water pollution from Massenas two aluminum plants should Alcoa decide to modernize them.
He emphasized the modernization was still proposed. Alcoa is lining up the permits necessary in the event it decides to modernize down the road.
Alcoas board of directors ultimately will decide whether to commit to the modernization by March 31, 2013, and local staff are using the time between now and then to hammer out the details and make Massena as attractive as possible to corporate. Alcoas commitment to modernization could ensure the companys future here for decades to come.
In order to continue receiving low-cost hydro power from the New York Power Authority, Alcoa must invest at least $600 million in the modernized plant. The project will cost more than that, Plant Manager John Martin previously said.
Alcoa already has environmental permits for its existing facilities, but needs to modify them if it chooses to modernize its Massena operations, Mr. Litwhiler said.
Theyve asked us for these modifications, Mr. Litwhiler said. They are changing their technology. Theyre upgrading. Theyre becoming more efficient.
We need to know what processes theyre going to be using, he added.
The speed at which the DEC would issue modified permits would depend on the public comment received, Mr. Litwhiler said.
If theres not substantive comment, they can be issued after the comment period, Mr. Litwhiler said.


text:
The possibilities are endless with this Gold Tin Pail!
Use our Gold Tin Pail as a unique party favor or centerpiece for any event. This Gold Tin Pail features a swinging handle and measures 4.75 inches high x 5.25 inches wide at the top and 3.75 inches wide at the bottom.


text:
In his first two selections for Team Asia-Pacific for the 2013 WSOP Asia Pacific Caesars Cup, Joe Hachem has selected Jeff...
Jim "MrBigQueso" Collopy won the World Series of Poker Asia Pacific Event #2 to claim his first WSOP bracelet and AUD$69,662.
2012 World Series of Poker Main Event runner-up Jesse Sylvia discusses the WSOP-APAC, his thoughts about Greg Merson, and...
Poker superstars Phil Ivey and Daniel Negreanu lead the final table of the Event #3 of the World Series of Poker Asia...
Brandon Wong led the 32 survivors on Day 1 of the WSOP-APAC $2,200 Mixed Event. Phil Ivey, Bertrand Grospellier and Daniel...
Jim Collopy leads as WSOP-APAC Event #2 reaches its final table.
Bryan Piccioli won the first ever WSOP bracelet awarded in Australia,
Andrew Gaw leads after Day 1 of the World Series of Poker Asia Pacific AUD$1,650 Pot-Limit Omaha Event #2.
Bryan Piccioli leads the final table of Event #1 at the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific. Jonathan Duhamel, Jeremy...
Former November Niner Antoine Saout will be the chip leader entering Day 2 of the World Series of Poker Asia Pacific...
Antoine Saout led Day 1b of Event #1 of the 2013 World Series of Poker Asia Pacific.
Jay Tan has renewed her sponsorship deal with Team Bodog for another year.
Dan "djk123" Kelly leads the WSOP-APAC Event #1 after Day 1A.
The inaugural WSOP-APAC kicks off today, April 4.
We continue with our Aussie to watch at the WSOP-APAC with Jonathan Karamalikis.
We continue our Aussies to watch at WSOP-APAC with Jackie Glazier.
Jonathan Karamalikis still tops the online rankings, but a host of stars are lurking outside the top 10.
Full Tilt Poker will relaunch its loyalty program, offering Black Card status and VIP amnesty.
We take a look at some Aussie players who could make a big splash at the WSOP-APAC.
We take a look at some Aussie players who could make a big splash at the WSOP-APAC.
9.6 | Full Tilt | ||||||||||||||||
9.5 | Partypoker | ||||||||||||||||
9.4 | PokerStars | ||||||||||||||||
9.3 | 888poker | ||||||||||||||||
9.0 | William Hill Poker | ||||||||||||||||
8.7 | PKR Poker | ||||||||||||||||
8.6 | Titan Poker | ||||||||||||||||
8.6 | Poker Heaven | ||||||||||||||||
8.2 | Unibet Poker | ||||||||||||||||
8.2 | Betfair Poker | ||||||||||||||||
PokerNetwork is home to one of the most active poker forums online. With all the latest online poker news from both Australia and around the world, PokerNetwork is your home for the latest and greatest offers.
Follow us on other sites


text:
Internet Software and Services
Company Overview of Parchment Inc.
Executive Profile
Carl HulickDirector, Parchment Inc. |
Age | Total Calculated Compensation | This person is connected to 2 Board Members in 2 different organizations across 1 different industries. See Board Relationships |
-- | -- |
Mr. Carl Hulick is a Director of Docufide Inc. He is also a Director Emeritus of Pasadena Angels. Mr. Hulick is a venture capital investor and has participated in various start-up or new businesses over the past 20 years. He served as Senior Vice President in the Los Angeles office of Morgan Stanley. Mr. Hulick was in the investment business with the same firm from 1962 until his retirement in June, 2002. Mr. Hulick is a Member of Stanford Associates, Hoover Institution, ...
Corporate Headquarters6263 North Scottsdale Road Phone: 480-719-1646Scottsdale, Arizona 85250 United States Fax: 480-951-5789 Board Members MembershipsDirector Emeritus Director
EducationBA 1956 Stanford University MBA 1962 Harvard Business School
Other Affiliations |
Annual CompensationThere is no Annual Compensation data available.Stocks OptionsThere is no Stock Options data available.Total CompensationThere is no Total Compensation data available. |
There is no Competitor Compensation data available. |
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Report Data Issue
To contact Parchment Inc., please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Please enter your information in the following field(s):
Your requested update has been submitted
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
i don't do aluminum, i hate aluminum, now, i have to do aluminum.
i owe someone a big favor and this is what they ask of me. oh well. anyway, my machine is a miller shopmate multi-process. good machine but, it's only dc. as much as i don't like it, i have been known to tig aluminum but, not with my machine. the one i used in the past is shorting out somewhere and you can't keep an arc.
i tried brazing it with a tig rod and that didn't work. my boss thinks that i didn' have it hot enough. now, someone said that you can stick weld aluminum with DCEP.
there is my problem, now here is my question. can anyone give me some helpful pointers doing it either way? if i try brazing it again, do i need flux? if i stick weld it, do i run 90 amps or115? do i drag the rod or work it? what kind of angle on the rod? should i pre-heat, post-heat, or both? with it being cast it is verry pourous ,will that help me or hurt me?
Results 1 to 10 of 12
Thread: stick welding cast aluminum
Hybrid View
12-26-2007, 03:15 PM #1Member
- Join Date
- Dec 2006
- Location
- collinsville, ok
- Posts
- 86
stick welding cast aluminum
12-26-2007, 04:02 PM #2Member
- Join Date
- Nov 2007
- Posts
- 36
stick welding alumimun
It is possible to stick weld alumimun but you do need to preheat the base metal after cleaning it really good. You amps depends on what size of rod you will use and the thickness. Be careful not to burn through since we are talking about alumimun. Use DC reverse polarity. If you don't get the base metal hot enough, the weld bead will be lumpy and seem cold. When it is the correct temp, the weld will look milky but will look good after you cleam the molten flux off that will cover your weld. Hopefully you aren't talking about cast alumimun, (pot metal). That stuff is junk and most people stay away from that but I've heard it can be welded. I haven't had much success but have tried several types of rods for that stuff. Since you have already tried brazing with a tig rod and it didn't hold, you really need to clean that mess up first. It's been a long time since I've welded alumimun with a stick rod and have heard that there are new types of rods nowadays too and have ordered some but still, it would be better to either use a tig or a spoolmatic on most alumimun. Good luck.
Man, sucks to be you I'd find a TIG to borrow or tell him you don't have the equipment. I tried it along time ago,[stick alum] didn't come out to well, although it may have been me and not the process
HMW [Heavy Metal welding]
12-28-2007, 01:13 AM #4Senior Member
- Join Date
- Mar 2006
- Location
- Queens NY
- Posts
- 1,547
from what i understand your best bet for cast alluminum is tin man tech flux and oxyacetylene
12-29-2007, 06:46 PM #5Senior Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2007
- Location
- Northern California
- Posts
- 209
I agree. Assuming you haven't ot a TIG machine, I would gas weld it with flux and aluminum rod and preheat. I've done several vintage Harley motor mounts that way. Got to be cautious however, since too much heat and your part will melt. Alminum doesn't change color as everyone knows.
12-29-2007, 11:28 PM #6Junior Member
- Join Date
- Dec 2007
- Posts
- 5
I also agree. The bigger the part tho, the harder it is because the aluminum wicks the heat away faster. Being clean is very important, if you have access to it, wash with nitric acid just before welding. Just be careful not to get it on your skin, or breath the vapors.
If you do the research, you can short cut on some things. I get brazing flux from the laundry and rx. section of wal-mart.
12-31-2007, 08:07 AM #7Junior Member
- Join Date
- Nov 2007
- Posts
- 6
I have a patio bar set from Coleman that is cast aluminum and it is welded, so it can be done. Easy to see that each piece is cast then welded together. I don't know how hard it could be however since the joints are not too pretty. Since they are so easy to detect it was either unskilled labor or very hard to do. Any pics with your update tsalagi?
02-09-2008, 03:49 PM #8davinder Guest
Welding around a trailer hinge
My buddy has a 5 tonne, and needs a crack around a hinge welded. I said I would do it, but the issue is that it is aluminum. I have a trailblazer 302 in my truck. I bought some aluminum 1/8 sticks and played around. I forgot how aluminum melts really quick. As for the rods, the burn up really fast. I have been playing around with the amperage. I am not looking forward to this little job, but hey its "practice".
12-28-2007, 09:22 AM #9Member
- Join Date
- Nov 2007
- Posts
- 36
stick welding alumimun
Contact Maintenance Tech. at 1(800) 272-9353 and ask them about their Addifix 420 Alum stick rod. These were the last ones that I ordered but haven't tried them yet. I have used others years ago with good success so the rods of today should be better. They also offer some specialty rods that I use all the time such as extractor rods and their nickel 99 rods for cast iron. Just welded a cast crankshaft this morning for an aircompressor on an 1 inch shaft and remachined it to specs. Things went really good and these rods aren't cheap but cheaper than the competitors.
02-09-2008, 08:16 PM #10Senior Member
- Join Date
- Dec 2007
- Location
- National City CA
- Posts
- 1,086
That's why I say never let anything beat you. I was frustrated as all **** learning to weld aluminum. But with time I got it.
I know this is late in the game but you never did say how thick the base metal was. Thats a big deal in alum welding
Anyway glad it turned out good for yaMiller Syncrowave 200 W/Radiator 1A & water cooled torch
Millermatic 252 on the wish list
Bridgeport Mill W/ 2 axis CNC control
South bend lathe 10LX40
K.O. Lee surface grinder 6X18
Over 20 years as a Machinist Toolmaker
A TWO CAR garage full of tools and a fridge full of beer
Auto shades are for rookies


text:
This is wonderful news for Transgendered Americans as well as Americans who are iving with HIV. The Supreme Court has voted to uphold the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which will allow more than 30 million Americans to recieve health care. Pretty FAB right? I think so. This is going to chage alot of peoples lives for the better.
Source: Press Release
Aryka Randall is a media mogul in the making from San Diego, California. After relocating to Louisiana in 2004, Randall became active in her local LGBTQ community. Randall was recently featured on Go Magazines annual '100 Women We Love' issue along with Tagg Magazine, the Dinah Shore Blog, and a number of other LGBT publications for her work in the LGBT community
Copyright © 2015 The Fab Femme


text:
291 members
Latest Activity: Apr 14
This is a great group for finding tennis partners here in Plano, Richardson and Frisco. Introduce yourself to players below.
416 members
Latest Activity: Apr 7
Fairfax tennis partners, everyone free to join here to find players and let them find you too. Just introduce yourself below and look through the…
© 2015 Created by Mark / The Mayor.


text:
Alcatel-Lucent: Too Soon to Hang Up the Phone by Matthew Curtin and Kenneth Maxwell
Summary: Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE:ALU) shares got creamed last week (-12%) when, after less than two months post-merger, CEO Patricia Russo warned about weak sales and income. Investors have concluded her warning is the final word on the merger - a misguided notion. If anything the warning reflects a difficult Q4 due to an investment freeze at AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) while they ironed out their own merger details with BellSouth Corp. (BLS), and a general slowdown in telecom spending. The company hasn't even had time to implement much of its new plan. In 2007 it expects to see €200 million in merger-related savings, ballooning to €1.4 billion by 2009. Sales should pick up as operators start spending again, and ALU leverages its strong market positioning across fixed-line, wireless and Internet segments.
Related Links: Alcatel-Lucent's Shares Tank on Disappointing Preliminary Q4 Earnings, Alcatel-Lucent's Big Miss Leaves Merrill 'Shocked', Goldman: Alcatel-Lucent Shares Have 27% Potential Upside


text:
MANCHESTER — Police said Friday that a man who claimed to be the victim of a drive-by shooting had actually shot himself.
Manchester Police said their investigation determined that Donald Ely-Gardner's wound was self-inflicted and that "his intentions were to injure himself."
A friend brought Ely-Gardner, 27, to the Manchester Police Department on New Year's Eve with a chest wound that appeared to be caused by a small-caliber handgun, according to police. Police said Ely-Gardner told them he had been out getting cigarettes when he was shot by a passing driver on Route 7A.
Police said Ely-Gardner was in stable condition at Albany Medical Center and that they did not expect to release any additional information on the incident.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER After failing to have his bail reduced on appeal in Rutland criminal court in April,... Full StoryThe Select Board in Rutland Town has voted to rename the transfer station in memory of its... Full StoryA Perkinsville nurse is safe back home after volunteering in Nepal, and surviving the devasting... Full Story -
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day 1739, 'Richard Palmer' identified in prison at York Castle as the notorious outlaw DICK TURPIN; IN 1836, Battle of the Alamo begins near San Antonio de Bexar, Texas; 1896, the Tootsie Roll invented by LEO HIRSCHFELD.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1472, Orkney, Shetland islands put up as collateral by Norway to Scotland in lieu of dowry for MARGARET OF DENMARK on her marriage with JAMES III, king of Scotland; 1962, JOHN GLENN first American to orbit Earth.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: City mayoral candidates debate campaign issues; Hartford, Conn., woman still missing; Neal Goswami reports attempts to legislate suicide; local woman loses 100 pounds through TOPS program.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.


text:
{{ title }}
{{ link.name }}NEW! SAVE BIG ON YOUR NEXT PROJECT WITH PREMIUM PACKS
- Adult,
- Alpine Skiing,
- Austria,
- Celebration,
- Championship,
- Croatia,
- FIS Alpine Ski World Cup,
- FIS World Cup,
- Felix Neureuther,
- Final Round,
- Germany,
- Horizontal,
- International Ski Federation,
- Ivica Kostelic,
- Lenzerheide,
- Marcel Hirscher,
- Men,
- Slalom Skiing,
- Sport,
- Switzerland,
- Trophy,
- Winning,
- Winter Sport,
Austria's Marcel Hirscher celebrates with his Crystal Globe trophy... News PhotoAdult,Alpine Skiing,Austria,Celebration,Championship,Croatia,FIS Alpine Ski World Cup,FIS World Cup,Felix Neureuther,Final Round,Germany,Horizontal,International Ski Federation,Ivica Kostelic,Lenzerheide,Marcel Hirscher,Men,Slalom Skiing,Sport,Switzerland,Trophy,Winning,Winter SportPhotographer FABRICE COFFRINICollection: AFP 2013 AFPAustria's Marcel Hirscher (C) celebrates with his Crystal Globe trophy after winning the men's World cup Slalom, with Germany's Felix Neureuther (L) and Croatia's Ivica Kostelic, at the Alpine ski World Cup finals on March 17, 2013 in Lenzerheide. AFP PHOTO / FABRICE COFFRINI (Photo credit should read FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images)


text:
Pro Tee Systems, Inc.
Pro Tee Systems, Inc. Patent applications | ||
Patent application number | Title | Published |
20090036237 | GOLF GAMING SYSTEMS AND METHODS - The present inventions relate to golf gaming systems and methods for evaluating a golfer's performance and facilitating golf gaming and competition. Specifically, The present invention provides methods, locations, installations, devices and systems adapted and arranged for observing, processing, analyzing and communicating data and images of individual or group golf gaming performance with respect to golf balls in play in three-dimensional environments. | 02-05-2009 |