text:
It's not a hat and T-shirt game, but it's awful close.
The phrase was a favorite of former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi. It was a game, explained Bruschi, where the stakes were so high that, after the winners came back to their locker room, they found a new hat and T-shirt hanging in their lockers that commemorated a milestone — division championship, conference title or Super Bowl win — because of the victory.
And despite last week's ugly loss to the Saints in New Orleans, the Patriots can take a big step toward adding to their wardrobe on Sunday in Miami with a win over the Dolphins. A victory would put them at 8-4, and give them — at worst — a two-game lead in the division over their nearest pursuers (either Miami or New York) with only one division game remaining.
It would also allow the Patriots to post their first road win against a team that has more than one win.
"It's a division rival, and they have some good football players who have been there for a while," said quarterback Tom Brady when asked about Miami. "It's a physical group and it's a physical game and playing them on six days, everyone's got to get in and try to get reinvigorated for the game.
"[Tuesday] was a day of reflection for everybody to get their mind back in the right perspective, but that's right — we have to play better on road. You're not going to do very good if you can't take care of business on the road."
And with New England playing one team with a plus-.500 record over the last month of the season, chances are good that after a win on Sunday, those hats and T-shirts could make for a very Merry Christmas in a week or two down the road in Foxboro.
"Everybody this time of year is playing for something that's worth something," said veteran running back Kevin Faulk.
Here are four other things worth keeping an eye on Sunday in Miami:
The Patriots' pass defense. New England struggled mightily on Monday night against the Saints, suffering complete breakdowns in almost every area when it came to pass defense. The pass rushers had trouble getting any pressure on Drew Brees, the defensive backs couldn't match up well with the New Orleans' receivers and a lack of communication allowed the Saints to connect for several big plays (eight of 15 yards or more) in the passing game.
For the New England defensive backs, when it comes to bouncing back and regaining some confidence, there's no better remedy than the Miami passing game. The Dolphins are averaging just 161.8 passing yards per game, the 30th best mark in the league.
"You just go about doing your job, like we've been doing every week. We just prepare for Miami as best that we can, and try to come out with a victory and play better than the previous week. And that's every week," said cornerback Leigh Bodden.
"We're confident. There's no need for us not to be. If you go in not confident, you're not going to be successful. You need to still have confidence in yourself and the game and just prepare as well as we can for the game to get a win."
New England's quest for offensive consistency. It's a strange statistical anomaly — the Patriots' offense has managed to look really good early on, and then simply fade down the stretch. They are still one of the highest-scoring teams in the NFL with 307 points through 11 games (good for fourth-best in the league heading into Thursday night's action), but they have just 101 second-half points in that span. On Monday against the Saints, they had just seven points in the second half.
Many of those second-half struggles come on the road. Aside from the relatively easy crush job they put on the Bucs in the "road game" in London, they have had major issues when it comes to scoring in the third and fourth quarter away from home. In their four road losses, the Patriots have been outscored 58-17 in the second half.
"I think that if we could put a finger on it, we'd be doing a great job of solving that problem," Faulk told reporters this week. "But right now we're still in the process of trying to figure out what's going on. But that's all you can do, you try to figure it out, and keep moving on and try to get better."
Left tackle. Sebastian Vollmer has improved from last week, when he was out most of the time in the days leading up to the Saints game with what was being listed as a head injury. The rookie was inactive for the New Orleans game, but has practiced this week, and appears as though he might be able to go Sunday against the Dolphins.
That could lead to a tough decision for the New England coaching staff, which welcomed veteran left tackle Matt Light back for limited action for the first time since he suffered a knee injury in the loss to Denver on Oct. 11. Light rotated in in limited action against the Saints last Monday, splitting time at left tackle with Mark LeVoir. Vollmer does have some positional versatility, so if he did play, he could move to right tackle, and the Patriots could drop Nick Kaczur down the depth chart.
Regardless, if he is ready to go, Vollmer needs to be on the field — in a very short time, he's proven that the New England offense is a better unit when he's one of the primary blockers.
Miami defensive end Jason Taylor, who has traditionally looked at a matchup with Light in the same way a starving cartoon character looks at another person and sees a steak, said he didn't get a whole lot of individual matchups against Vollmer when the Dolphins played in Foxboro earlier this season, was impressed by what he saw out of the rookie.
"Seeing him on tape and seeing him against us and having played a handful of plays against him, I think he's going to be a good player. He's a big, strong kid," Taylor said. "I think he moves very well. I did hear about his story of not playing football his whole life and that whole thing and it's promising when you see a guy who moves and plays as well as he does that young.
"He's still kind of in his infancy as far as his football life is concerned. I'm not ready to say he's Matt Light because I think Matt Light is a heck of a player, but he has the potential to be pretty good."
Stopping Ricky. With Ronnie Brown sidelined, you would think that the dynamic Miami running attack has changed, but according to Patriots coach Bill Belichick, things look very much the same with Ricky Williams and Pat White back there. Since Brown's injury, Williams has been a stud, posting three straight 100-yard games and picking up the slack for the missing Brown. And White remains a threat, as he did last month against the Patriots.
"I think Ricky Williams has really taken Ronnie's spot there," Belichick said when asked about the current state of the Miami running game. "I think when they had both players, they were comfortable with either one of them in the game, and if there was only one of them, then they were comfortable with that player in the game. So whether they shared the load or it was all Ronnie or all Rickey — based on the availability of the players — I think their offense is pretty much the same.
"They had the one Wildcat package with Ronnie and Ricky in the game with the speed sweep with Williams coming across the field. That looks like that's died out and has been replaced with more of a Pat White package," Belichick added. "They've built on that the last three weeks against Tampa, Carolina and then Buffalo. It looks to me like 95 percent of their offense is the same as it was with Ronnie and looks like they've maybe replaced a little bit of that Wildcat package with both of them in there with some other things, maybe the Pat White package."
Daniel Jeremiah calls NFL Sunday to preview the NFL Draft and discuss what the New England Patriots will be looking to do starting Thursday night.
In hour 2 of NFL Sunday, we get more draft talk from Price and Dickerson. They discuss if the Pats will trade up or down at all or what they can get by staying put. Also, what does the RB position look like for New England? We hear from Daniel Jeremiah from the NFL Network and NFL.com and get his thoughts on the NFL draft and what the Patriots will do. Finally, the boys talk about the Greg Hardy situation in Dallas.
It's finally the week of the NFL Draft and the guys are psyched. They kick off the show discussing the release of the NFL schedule and how they expect the Pats to do against a relatively easy road for the Super Bowl champs. Greg and Chris talk about any difficult match-ups and if any teams in the AFC East can contend with the Patriots. Then the boys move on to the Draft and where the Pats may go. WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia joins the program to discuss his thoughts on the upcoming draft, the Pats needs and his ideas on why the Patriots may in fact trade up this season.
Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
Brian "White Mamba" Scalabrine joins the guys to talk about the Celtics playoff push, the development of Marcus Smart and James Young, and the prospect of Brad Stevens leaving the Celtics for a college job.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
Joe and Lou Merloni talk with the hero of the night, Mookie Betts after the Red Sox come back to beat the Toronto Blue Jays in walk-off fashion in the first game of the series
Joe and Dave talk with Red Sox super utility man Brock Holt, who hit the game winning 3 run home run that propelled the Red Sox over the Baltimore Orioles, and played some stellar defense to seal the win.
Continued Red Sox talk on benching Victorino and the Red Sox pitching issues..and Sean's love for the band Poison.
The awesomely knowledgeable Fluto Shinzawa calls DJ, Naoko and Pete to talk about his thoughts on the future of the B's. He discusses his column from earlier this week on Cam Neely wanting to give Claude the ax earlier in the season but not getting the ok. Fluto shares his thoughts on Chiarelli's firing, the future for Claude and where the Bruins should go from here. He also gives his opinion on potential moves the team can make, who would fit in here, his thoughts on the NHL playoffs so far and more.
In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
DJ, Naoko and Pete get into the huge week for the Bruins that saw the franchise move on from GM Peter Chiarelli. They discuss why that was done and if they agree. What does this mean for Claude? They talk about Claude and if he can exist here. If not, who would work in Boston? They also get into the NHL Draft Lottery last night and talk to ESPN Boston's Joey "National" McDonald live from Tampa, Florida.
The great Marc Fucarile discussed his struggles since he lost his leg two years ago.
Glenn, Gerry and Kirk discussed the riots in Baltimore.
Frank Perullo joined the show to defend his poll.
Joe Kelly gave up 3 runs in the 1st inning but settled down. Koji rebounded with a 1-2-3 top of the ninth, which set the stage for Mookie Betts to get a walk-off single in the bottom.
The Celtics, unsurprisingly, were swept by the Cavs and Jackie helped the guys recap the season, and the crazy final game which saw some hard fouls as well as an ejection of JR Smith.
The guys dissect Bruce Jenner's interview with Diane Sawyer on Friday night.
the top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
Dale, Michael and Jerry discuss the struggling Red Sox, in particular the tattered shape of their starting and relief pitching.
Dale and Michael discuss the sweeping nature of the exit of the Celtics, and whether or not Kelly Olynyk made a dirty play when he injured Kevin Love's shoulder early in the final game.
Mikey, Lenny, and Erin talk about the Sox 7-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Patriots Day and the Sox hold on first place in the AL East. Also, the Celtics trail the Cavs 1 Game to 0 in their 1st Round series and the 2015 Boston Marathon is in the books.
Mikey Adams, joined by Lenny Megliola and Chris Villani, talks about the Red Sox home opening win at Fenway and the Bruins fallout after missing the playoffs including the future of Peter Chiarelli and Claude Julien.
Chris Price joins Mut to talk about how Revis will heat up the Jets-Pats rivalry next season
Gerry, Kirk and Glenn discuss Bruce Jenner's interview with Diane Sawyer and Chris Gasper's latest column.
Football fans and Fantasy Footballers know that there is NO Offseason in the NFL, so Jim and Pete are back with the first of a series of Fantasy Football Podcasts of the "NFL Draft variety." Tune in and you'll get an in depth analysis on Pete's most first batch of scouting reports on this year's crop of Rookie Targets. Jim and Pete kick it off with a lot of focus on a Runningback rich draft class, some of the top Wide Receiver talent and touch on the top Quarterbacks, Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota. Enjoy!
Uncle Buck joins Chris on the show again to talk about Raw from 4/20, finishing maneuvers and gives a few classic match picks.
Stephen A. expressed his thoughts on Tom Brady's White House snub and Floyd Mayweather's past.
More from this showGerry, Kirk and Glenn discuss Bruce Jenner's interview with Diane Sawyer and Chris Gasper's latest column.
More from this showThe Celtics, unsurprisingly, were swept by the Cavs and Jackie helped the guys recap the season, and the crazy final game which saw some hard fouls as well as an ejection of JR Smith.
More from this showThe guys discussed Kevin Love and the Celtics.
More from this show


text:
It's always fun to see what a new game console can do. Seeing as PlayStation 4 isn't even a year old yet, a few studios based in Santa Monica wanted to bring their award-winning games to the PS4. Read below for the details on two very special announcements from two great studios that are part of the PlayStation family.
When developing Injustice on Vita, our primary goal was to make sure it could hold its own next to its console counterpart. The PS3 version has beautiful lighting, destructible environments, and — most importantly — 60 FPS fighting. We worked tirelessly to bring this experience to the handheld, and pulled out all the stops to push the PS Vita as hard as we could to make all of the above happen.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
By far the quickest way to uniformly raise the pitch of all strings on a guitar is to plonk a capo on the neck. Even then, some songs call for a bit of tricky tuning to get things just right, which means diving into the gig bag only to find that you've left your faithful tuner at home. Editors Keys has combined capo and tuner for the Tapo, which can be clamped across the strings to check the tuning in the newly-chosen key, or positioned at the head for open reference tuning. Read More
Embedding flashing lights into the neck of your guitar is one way to brighten up a performance, but Peter Holm and Brandon Williams have another. Their Firefly Pick looks like any other heavy duty string plucker, until it takes its rightful place between thumb and finger. It then springs to life with a rhythmic light show to complement your flashy playing. Read More
In addition to being a talented player and having a guitar named after him, Les Paul was a dedicated tinkerer. It's rather fitting, then, that one of those famous guitars has been modified to include touch-controlled synths and effects, and an onboard drum machine. The system is built around an Arduino brain externally mounted near the bridge, which routes signals from sensors and buttons through custom code to a preamp/effects processor or a digital audio workstation suite. As you can see and hear from the video after the jump, the aptly-named Guitarduino is quite simply extraordinary. Read More
IK Multimedia recently released its latest iRig audio interface, the iRig HD, in addition to giving its popular iOS amp-modeling software AmpliTube a facelift. Gizmag investigates whether the two products can offer musicians a portable platform for band practice, playing shows, or recording songs. Read More
IK Multimedia has confirmed that the iRig HD premium audio interface for guitar and bass that was announced back in January is now ready to ship. Read More
Not too long after its launch in 2005, you'd be hard-pushed to visit any friends without being challenged to a round or two of Guitar Hero. Interest in learning to play a real guitar also blossomed, but many found the transition from guitar-shaped controller to actual instrument a difficult one, and perfectly good axes have been gathering dust ever since. Irish company Sonic Ladder has now released some interesting software called Riffstation that gives you the opportunity to break out your much-neglected guitar and play along with your favorite bands to onscreen prompts. Gizmag takes a look at what this software has to offer. Read More
While Peavey regularly releases electric guitars, like the excellent AT-200 for example, it's perhaps best known for its amplifiers. Five years after unleashing its Vypyr line of modeling amps, the company debuted three new additions at NAMM earlier this year. The first to sport a variable instrument input technology that allows them to be used for bass, acoustic or electric guitars, the Vypyr VIP amps are now shipping. Read More
Multi-tone performance pickup specialist AweSome Musical Instruments has unveiled what's claimed to be the first commercially available 3D-printed guitar made in the US. Touted as virtually impossible to break (though the same can't be said for the supplied light gauge strings), the Les Paul-style AWE-3DG also sports a bank of rather interesting pickup selectors that open the door to otherwise hidden coil combinations for up to 76 different analog tones. Read More
Los Angeles industrial designer and keen guitarist Mark Andersen says that close examination of playing patterns has revealed that the current knob/switch setup on most electric guitars results in "conflicting motion paths" when the player needs to tweak the tone or volume, or select a different pickup. His answer is to replace the pots and switches with a pair of touch panels on the pick guard, to convert your Strat-shaped axe into a Touchmark Guitar. Read More
Learning to play guitar is tough. It takes time, dedication and practice. Lots of practice. Fortunately, technology is taking the edge off a little and offering more hope of success to those who might otherwise take an early bath out of frustration. Online teaching services like iPerform3D provide virtual lessons whenever you need them, hardware additions such as the Maestro can help guide students to the correct finger positions, and the gTar marries the power of your iPhone with buttons and strings on a full-sized guitar. The JamStik from Zivix brings many of these aspects (and more) together in a compact portable practice/learning guitar made for the mobile generation. Read More
- Features
- Reviews
- Aircraft
- Architecture
- Around The Home
- Automotive
- Bicycles
- Children
- Computers
- Digital Cameras
- Electronics
- Environment
- Games
- Good Thinking
- Health and Wellbeing
- Holiday Destinations
- Home Entertainment
- Inventors and Remarkable People
- Laptops
- Marine
- Medical
- Military
- Mobile Technology
- Motorcycles
- Music
- Outdoors
- Pets
- Robotics
- Science
- Space
- Sports
- Telecommunications
- Urban Transport
- Wearable Electronics


text:
- Comments
Samsonite is offering $25 off every $125 you spend with coupon code JUNESALE [Exp 6/20]. Shipping starts at $7. The pictured Samsonite Detour 3 29" Wheeled Duffle is $140 - $25 off code + $15 shipping = $130 shipped.
The best deals, product reviews, and giveaway announcements emailed directly to you!
Sign up now for the Ben's Bargains newsletter!
Thanks! You can also register an account with us to be eligible for Giveaway Entries, Deal Alerts, and Comments.


text:
How about change this icon:
steal that from Nitrotasks tool icons
How about change this icon:
steal that from Nitrotasks tool icons
Why would you want to use a generic list/menu icon for the system indicator?
Yeah, system should be gear-ish , right? I saw the recent changes in chromium/google chrome, they replaced the system settings wrench icon.Why would you want to use a generic list/menu icon for the system indicator?
Hmm...why they replaced it?
What is the name of this new 3 vertical lines? Hotdog? I kinda like it and looks user friendly to me.
To me, it's a meaningless icon that tells me nothing about it's purpose. At least the current gear icon gives me a visual hint that it is related to Ubuntu's inner workings (all the settings hidden "under the hood"). As such, I think the current icon is much more meaningful. The first association I make with the bars and dots is a bullet list in a text document.
I like the current icon, it conveys its meaning well.
Desktop: Windows 8 x64 | Intel Core i5-2500 | 16 GB DDR3 1333 | ATI 6950 2gb | 64gb Vertex 2/320gb/750gb/1tb hdd
Laptop: System76 Lemur Ultra | Xubuntu 13.04 x64 | 2.5Ghz Intel Core i5-3210m | 8GB DDR31600 | Intel HD4000 | 500GB 7200rpm hybrid hdd
I'm a die hard chromium user, and I agree the hotdog really doesn't convey any meaning to me. I miss the wrench, and I like the gear icon for Unity.
Also it looks very very similair to Mac's notification area icon...


text:
The Custom of Pagmamano
Pagmamano is a Filipino custom that has survived the times and foreign influences. This is the practice of respect by asking for an elder's hand and touch one's forehead while bowing. One usually asks by saying "Mano po" (Literally, "your hands please"). In return, the elder blesses the person. The "elderly" refer to parents and grandparents or their contemporaries (cousins, friends and colleagues). It is usually done when one visits a family, meets these people outside of the homes or after a religious activity (service, Mass or prayers). It is also common to bring children to their godparents during Christmas time to pay respect with this custom. Children would not only receive their godparents' blessing but also presents.
I tried to find out where this influence came from but could not find an answer yet. Contrary to what a popular movie franchise "Mano Po" suggests that it came from the Chinese, it does not seem so. If Malays in Malaysia and Singapore practice this, it must be coming from our common ancestors in Southeast Asia.
As early as in my teens, nephews and nieces have started to do this custom among us cousins. Not wanting to be an "elderly", we would refuse this gesture and say "hindi ako matanda!" (I'm not an elderly!) As I grew up and eventually learned the value of local customs, I thought that, maybe I should not stop the younger ones from performing this show of respect. I should contribute to the propagation of rich and valuable practices of Filipinos. I even thought I would want my children to do this too. I imagined that by the time I become a father this tradition may have already been forgotten. Even then, I wanted to teach that to my children.
It was not that soon that I would be a parent. And so when I have become one, this thought just disappeared in my plans. One day that I was reminded of it, I found myself a father and at the same time raising my daughter in a different country. This happened when I saw this same custom among Malays here in Singapore. I thought it looked familiar! I was jealous. Surely, pagmamano is a custom I should be proud of. It was tempting to think that since I live outside of the Philippines, maybe it is not necessary to teach this. However, I still thought that since we are in a diaspora, the more we need to keep our culture and language intact as legacy to the next generations.
Related Link on Pagmamano: forgetfulghee.blogspot.com
- Economic Growth's Not Catching Up In 2012; How About Us? - February 8, 2012
- Start Your Dreams With A 'Dream Board' - February 1, 2012
- Do You Ever Think Anybody Reads Your Posts? - January 25, 2012
- The Custom of Pagmamano - August 15, 2011
- Introverts Can Be Leaders Too! - July 5, 2011
- Stop Worrying And Start Living - June 28, 2011
- Overseas Filipinos: Should We Raise Our Kids As Bilingual Speakers? - May 29, 2011


text:
Beech Grove Greenscape Commission
Mission Statement
It shall be the ongoing mission of the Beech Grove Greenscape Commission to assist and advise residents and municipal bodies on how to best maintain and grow the city's urban forest. The Commission will serve as a resource to educate and guide the public and private sectors on the selection, planting, protection and maintenance of trees and other flora within the city. The Beech Grove Greenscape Commission was established by Resolution No. 5, 2004 with Special Ordinance No. 8, 2005 being the Tree and Flora Ordinance and Special Ordinance No. 2, 2008 being the Term of Office Amendment. In May of 2013, the City Council approved General Ordinance No. 4, 2013, which incorporates all the provisions of the prior ordinances into the City Code of Ordinances. Indiana Street Trees Benefit Summary |
The Greenscape Commission meets on the third Monday of the month, 5:00pm at the Hornet Park Community Center. For the months of January and February, meetings will be held on the third Tuesday. Current Members Term Expires: December 31, 2015 Dave Miller and Brenda Wilson (appointed by the Mayor) December 31, 2016 Sister Sheila Fitzpatrick (appointed by the Mayor) December 31, 2017 Beth Berg, Secretary (appointed by the Board of Parks and Recreation) December 31, 2018 Stuart Wilson (appointed by the City Council) Contact Email: email@example.com Voicemail: 803-9146 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Maps |


text:
I've been using the Windows Live Writer off and on for the past few months to post to my blog. It's a snazzy interface, and I like the stronger rich text editing features of a client-side product over a browser interface. But I've just recently noticed one major issue.
My WordPress theme is designed to pull the first image thumbnail for each post and display it alongside an excerpt. You can see it in action here: http://mindsharestrategy.com. Unfortunately, Windows Live Writer fails to correctly pair my images with posts. Namely, it leaves the post_parent field in the posts table set to 0 rather than the ID of the appropriate post when uploading images.
I can go in and manually pair things up, but this is a hassle and really destroys any sense of ease-of-use that WLW provides. Does anyone know a way to tweak WLW to correct this error? Maybe there's a hook within WordPress I can use to programatically set post_parent when a new post is published?
Ideas? Tips? Suggestions?


text:
Las Vegas Civic Orchestra Concert features Young Soloists
On Thursday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m., the Las Vegas Civic Orchestra, under the direction of Steven Trinkle, will perform the final program of the season. The concert will feature three soloists, Ms. Erin VanderWyst, clarinet, in the Weber Concertino in E-flat major,by Carl Maria von Weber, Mr. Richard Paugh, performing the Joseph Hayden Trumpet Concerto, and Mr. Johann Thomsen, in the Concerto for the Timpani by Jaromir Weinberger. Johann Thomsen is an eighth-grade student at Garrett Junior High School in Boulder City. The concert will take place in Room 160 Beam Music Center on the UNLV campus and is free and open to the public.
When: Thursday, May 9, 2013
Where: Beam Music Center, UNLV
Cost: Free
Age limit: All ages
Event posted April 24, 2013
Last updated April 24, 2013
Join the Discussion:
Check this out for a full explanation of our conversion to the LiveFyre commenting system and instructions on how to sign up for an account.
Editor's Picks
- Rock Shot Bingo
- Green Valley Ranch | 8:30 p.m.
- Nickel Beer Night
- The Beauty Bar
- Vegas Blues Dance
- Artifice
- Journey
- Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
- Industry Wednesdays
- Chateau Nightclub & Gardens
- Lunch and Learn Educational Series
- Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health
- Omnia Thursdays
- Omnia | 22:00:00
- Bingo Players
- Hakkasan | 10:30 p.m.
- San Gennaro Feast 2015
- 4245 S. Grand Canyon Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89147 | None
- Joe Bonamassa
- The Pearl at the Palms
- Fight Night Afterparty: Bad Boy Bill & AL 3
- Larry Flynt's Hustler Club
- Great American Foodie Fest
- The Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino
- Mayweather vs. Pacquiao
- MGM Grand Garden Arena | 6 p.m.
- Fight Night Afterparty: Bad Boy Bill & AL 3
- Larry Flynt's Hustler Club
- Umphrey's Mcgee
- Brooklyn Bowl
- Gardens Guided Walk
- Springs Preserve
- Walk Off Hits
- The Lounge at Palms | 10 p.m.
- Omnia Sundays
- Omnia
- Mariachi El Bronx
- Brooklyn Bowl | 8 p.m.
- The New Illusions
- Tropicana Las Vegas
- Vintage Vegas Cocktail Party
- Tuscany Suites & Casino


text:
Check out some available loans that are similar to this one!
Agnes is requesting a loan for 90,000 KES from Juhudi Kilimo, which she will use to purchase and insure a dairy cow for 52,000 KES and purchase poultry birds for a venture into poultry farming for 38,000 KES. She hopes that the boost in her farming income will help her feed her family as well as educate her children. Agnes states that diseases are the major limitation in the farming business.
Additional Information
Important Information
To facilitate a partnership between Kiva and Juhudi Kilimo, K-Rep Group (Juhudi Kilimo's 100% owner) has guaranteed Kiva funds in the event of institutional default. Lenders should be aware that the risk of borrower default remains borne by the lender.About Juhudi Kilimo:
Juhudi Kilimo is a for-profit social enterprise working with small-holder farmers in Kenya to finance purchases of dairy cows, chickens, agricultural equipment, and other assets that create immediate cash flow. Many of the assets are insured to prevent devastating business losses, and targeted technical assistance is provided to farmers, from agricultural training to basic book keeping and local market research.
About Kenya
1187View loans »
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
A loan of $950 helped Agnes to purchase and insure a dairy cow and buy poultry birds.
- Repayment Term
- 26 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Oct 17, 2011
- Listed
- Nov 16, 2011
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Apr 16, 2014


text:
Print Comic and Digital Comic
Does anyone know where I can buy a Print Comic and get the Digital edition with it? Or is this something that has to be done separately?
Re: Print Comic and Digital Comic
As far as I'm aware it has to be done separately
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 06:49 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin®
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
SuperHeroHype.com, A property of CraveOnline, a divison of AtomicOnline, LLC © 2009 CraveOnline Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved.


text:
环球TV3D精灵版 NOTE: 100% of interface are
in chinese language (cannot read chinese suggest don't buy it) LASTEST HONG KONG TVB DRAMA YOU CAN ENJOY ALL THE BEST 3D MOVIE WITH THIS TV STICK
System Requirements:
Minimum Internet Speed Requirement : Normal Streamyx 2mbps or above. All in 1 USB TV Stick for now only RM60(retail Price selling rm159) Payment
OR WE ONLY ACCEPT Bank Deposit, Bank Deposit Express maybank ACCOUNT NO: 114-85100-5683 (LIAW TZE DAR) Please make payment within 2 days after you buy the item. We reserve the right to cancel the transaction if the item not paid and relist the item. Non-paying buyer will be reported to LELONG Shipping -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our shipment will be BASE ON Local courier .(POS LAJU) with tracking number Item will be shipped within 2 days after receiving completed and cleared payment. It takes around 2-3 working days (FASTSHIPPING)to most AREA IN Peninsular MALAYSIA, SABAH ,SARAWAK WILL TAKE 3-7 WORKING DAYS TO ARRIVE. Feedback When you receive the product, please leave a feedback for us. Your feedback is always important to us. Please feel free to contact us before leaving a negative feedback or low DSR. If there is a problem, we will help you solve it. If you are disastisfied with my customer service or the quality of your product in any way, please contact me immediately. I strive for a 5 star rating and positive feedback. If you feel displeased, then I can resolve what ever issue you may have. Please don't hesitate to contact me. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Return policy
* Goods sold are not returnable (refundable)
Payment methods |


text:
Hi-Tech nerd from Israel
Eyal has completed online and offline ID verification.
Eyal stayed at my apartment for the week and was easy to communicate with, took good care of my apartment and returned it clean. I would highly recommend him and would welcome him back!
Eyal was easy to communicate with and very flexible when I had asked for a slight delay in check in time. He and his work partner stayed for a week and left the house in excellent condition. I would highly recommend Eyal to other hosts.


text:
Originally written on
Celtics Life
Last updated 11/20/14
At the beginning of the month I wrote a piece called "History Lesson: A revealing look inside the 1996-97 tank job." ┬ĀIt was a miserable year that I would never want the Celtics to repeat. ┬ĀYesterday Mike Dyer discussed why Brad Stevens and Rajon Rondo will prevent the Celtics from tanking this year. ┬ĀI am adamantly opposed to tanking. ┬ĀThere is no guarantee being really bad will ever make you really good; sometimes it just makes you the Toronto Raptors. ┬ĀBut if you believe Boston's best path towards banner #18 is losing on purpose this year to try to get the best draft pick possible, here are some numbers I dug up that may sway you:
The NBA draft lottery began in 1985. ┬ĀIn the 28 years of its existence the team with the worst record has gotten the #1 selection only 4 times (14%).
Since this is a deep draft, maybe the C's would be fine with the second, third or fourth pick? ┬ĀOf the 84 players chosen in spots 2-4 since 1985, only two of them have ever won a title with the team that...
NBA News
Delivered to your inbox
receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web.
Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
Best of Yardbarker | NFL News | MLB News | ||
Today's Best Stuff |
For BloggersJoin the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money. |
Company Info |
Help |
What is Yardbarker?Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond. |
© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?) |


text: FREE Creative Kids Magazine Subscription from MagShark.com Flag this deal What's the matter? Choose a reason Dead deal Duplicate Bad link Spam Inaccurate No value Alive again Edit deal corjong Oct 19, 2010 Please tell us why this deal didn't work... Not really free. You have to sign up for some "free trial offer" with credit card or make a purchase. You have to complete some type of offer in order to get this "free" subscription. Reply 1 like Load More Comments


text:
Nikica Jelavic grabbed an encouraging brace to lead Everton to a 3-1 win over Blackburn at Ewood Park on Saturday.
Kevin Mirallas opened the scoring for the visitors with a deflected first-half strike but the day belonged to Jelavic, who netted twice in the second period to strengthen his claims for a first-team berth under Roberto Martinez.
The Croatian endured a disappointing 2012-13 campaign that saw him score just eight goals, but looked back to his best as he scored courtesy of a header and an emphatic finish in the box.
However, there was still time for Blackburn to grab a barely deserved consolation late on, with Scott Dann heading in from a corner to complete the scoring.
Martinez named a strong team for his side's third fixture of their 2013-14 pre-season campaign, with the likes of Marouane Fellaini, Steven Pienaar and Arouna Kone handed starts.
Gary Bowyer had also included several first-team regulars in his team, which made for an entertaining and competitive start to the game in which Chris Taylor and Ross Barkley went close for their respective sides.
And it would not take long for Mirallas to break the deadlock, with the Belgian's shot deflecting in to give the visitors the lead in the 24th minute.
Everton continued to dominate the remainder of the half but a Kone volley that struck the bar was the closest Martinez's men came to doubling their advantage.
The Spaniard made a host of changes at half-time with Jelavic among those entering the fray, and it would take just 10 minutes for the striker to reward the change when he met a corner at the front post to nod home.
After a period of few chances, he would then get his second goal of the day in the 78th minute, driving home after his initial effort was saved from close range.
Blackburn had been second best for much of the game at a sunny Ewood Park, but they got on the scoresheet in the dying moments as Dann stooped to head in Morten Gamst Pedersen's corner from a tight angle.


text:
- Aug 22, 2002Hi Mike,
Thanks for your comments!
Mike Beedle wrote:>
How does it compare to LispWorks? I am running Lisp on a Mac, so I don't
> Pascal:
> Thanks for the intro to Lisp. Lots of good info there.
> Though I have ran with a variety of Lisp environments, my
> preferred environment these days, btw, is Allegro Franz Lisp
> 6.2 with AllegroServ running on both Linux and WinXP. I like
> a lot of their libraries/extensions.
know what to recommend for Windows, Linux or other machines...
Pascal Costanza University of Bonn
mailto:costanza@... Institute of Computer Science III
http://www.pascalcostanza.de Römerstr. 164, D-53117 Bonn (Germany) - << Previous post in topic Next post in topic >>


text:
Nasal nitric oxide is low early in life: case study of two infants with primary ciliary dyskinesia. | |
MedLine Citation:
PMID: 15516684 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Nasal nitric oxide levels are low in patients with primary ciliary dyskinesia, but it is not known whether this defect is already present in the first months of life. The current authors measured nasal nitric oxide in two infants with situs inversus and primary ciliary dyskinesia, diagnosed by electron microscopy at 4 and 6 months of age, and in five healthy control infants. Nasal nitric oxide values in the primary ciliary dyskinesia infants (85 and 115 parts per billion (ppb)) were markedly lower than in the healthy controls (mean: 295 ppb, range: 225-379 ppb). This is the first report to show that nasal nitric oxide values are already low in early life in primary ciliary dyskinesia children, supporting the hypothesis that a reduced production of nasal nitric oxide is an intrinsic feature of this disease. The current authors suggest that the nasal nitric oxide test may be a useful, noninvasive method for screening young children for primary ciliary dyskinesia in clinical practice. |
E Baraldi; M F Pasquale; A M Cangiotti; S Zanconato; F Zacchello |
Related Documents
9701134 - Acute pulmonary hemorrhage in infants associated with exposure to stachybotrys atra and... 14681094 - Lung function after deep hypothermic cardiopulmonary bypass in infants. 12108054 - Status report: inhaled nitric oxide in persistent pulmonary hypertension/hypoxic respir... 10699104 - Systemic to pulmonary collaterals in very low birth weight infants: color doppler detec... 19620104 - The development of imitation in infancy. 1315854 - Electrodiagnosis reliability in the diagnosis of infant botulism. |
Publication Detail:
Type: Case Reports; Journal Article |
Journal Detail:
Title: The European respiratory journal Volume: 24 ISSN: 0903-1936 ISO Abbreviation: Eur. Respir. J. Publication Date: 2004 Nov |
Date Detail:
Created Date: 2004-11-01 Completed Date: 2005-02-25 Revised Date: 2013-05-23 |
Medline Journal Info:
Nlm Unique ID: 8803460 Medline TA: Eur Respir J Country: Denmark |
Other Details:
Languages: eng Pagination: 881-3 Citation Subset: IM |
Dept of Paediatrics, University of Padova, Padova, Italy. email@example.com |
Export Citation:
APA/MLA Format Download EndNote Download BibTex |
MeSH Terms | |
Ciliary Motility Disorders
metabolism* Female Humans Infant Male Nasal Cavity / chemistry* Nitric Oxide Situs Inversus / complications |
Chemical | |
Reg. No./Substance:
10102-43-9/Nitric Oxide |
From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine
Previous Document: Magnetic stimulation for the measurement of respiratory and skeletal muscle function.
Next Document: Nucleosome assembly protein 1 exchanges histone H2A-H2B dimers and assists nucleosome sliding.


text:
(Save 9%)
+ Free Shipping
What are Rakuten Super Points™?
Get rewarded when you shop! Earn 1 point per dollar spent. That's like getting cash back on every purchase. Easy to see matured points in checkout. Use points just like cash.
Learn More
More Buying Options
Seller Information
Learn more about Scientific Anglers 4-Piece Fly Fishing Trout Outfit (9-Feet 0-Inch, 5/6 Weight) 811986 3M:
Trout Fly Fishing Starter KitThis Trout Fly Fishing Outfit includes a high quality 4-piece 5/6 weight graphite rod for smooth and easy casting. Preloaded disc drag reel ready to fish with the specific line and flies designed to work well for panfish. Also includes a special 2 in 1 DVD with ?Fly Fishing Made Easy? and ?Panfish and Bass with Larry Dahlberg.?Included in this kit:High Quality Graphite Fly Rod -4-piece, 5/6 weight graphite rod -Lightweight for smooth and easy castingPre-Loaded Reel -Quality lightweight disc drag reel - Scientific Anglers(TM) Concept 2 Fly Reel -Loaded with backing, fly line and leader, and is ready to useScientific Anglers(TM) Species-specific Fly Line -Premium Scientific Anglers(TM) Fly Line (WF-6-F), your most important component! -For easy casting and excellent floatationFly Box with Flies -Includes the right bass-specific flies to catch trout2-in-1 Instructional DVD (the contents of both of the DVD titles below are included on a single special-issue DVD) -"Fly Fishing Made Easy" -"Panfish & Bass with Larry Dahlberg" UPC/EAN Code 000-51135-81198-6FeaturesThree species specific outfits availableIncludes a 4-piece graphite fly rodIncludes a disc drag fly reel, backing, weight forward floating fly line and a tapered leaderIncludes flies and a fly boxIncludes a copy of Scientific Anglers DVD - Fly Fishing Made Easy |


text:
The Farm Store
17001 96th Ave, SE, Lexington, Ok 73051 405-527-5270
About Us
Misc. Items
Schaben Sprayers
Purina Mills
Home For Sale
Welcome to The Farm Store
If you're looking for high quality and personal service, you've come to the right place. At The Farm Store, we'll give you the attention and personal service you'll come to expect and enjoy. We offer the best in new and use equipment. Let us put our experience to work for you.
For more information please:
We have moved to 17001 96th Ave SE
Directions: Lexington, E on Hwy 39 to SE 96th, South on 96th to 1st Left (Wells Farms)


text:
see more
More like this
Southern University at New Orleans
6801 Press Drive New Orleans, LA 70126
(504) 286-5000
| www.suno.edu
Southern University at New Orleans is a small four-year university in New Orleans, LA.
The school is on the semester calendar system and is a Master's College with medium-sized programs.
There are 3,194 undergraduate students and 653 graduate students at Southern University at New Orleans.
The freshman class has 437 students.
Students attend part and full-time.
It is a selective institution with a high transfer-in rate; 49% of students who apply to Southern University at Newmore
- Academic/career counseling service
- Distance learning opportunities
- Employment services for students
- Placement services for completers
- Remedial services
- ROTC (Air Force, Army)
- Weekend/evening college


text:
World News
Greece makes €450 million payment to International Monetary Fund
By Christoph Dreier, 10 April 2015
In the face of the dire social conditions in Greece, the Syriza-led government's pledge to repay all debts are an unmistakable commitment to further austerity.
European Central Bank bond-buying program fuels financial turbulence
By Nick Beams, 12 March 2015
The commencement of the European Central Bank's bond-buying program is already sending shock waves through global financial markets.
Empty commitment by G20 to boost global growth
By Nick Beams, 17 November 2014
The G20 summit pledge on economic growth is belied both by the actions of the major powers and the text of the final communiqué itself.
Sham opposition on display at Brisbane G20 protests
By Mike Head, 17 November 2014
Far from challenging the G20 agenda, all of the officially-sanctioned protest groups sought, in one way or another, to appeal to the assembled leaders.
Amidst slowdown in global economy
Europe threatened with deflationary spiral
By Barry Grey, 30 October 2014
There are growing warnings of a deflationary spiral, in which falling prices create a vicious cycle of bankruptcies and layoffs leading to more bankruptcies and layoffs.
Dutch report into Ukraine jetliner disaster continues cover-up
By Robert Stevens, 10 September 2014
The Dutch Safety Board's preliminary report into the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 is being portrayed by imperialist governments as confirmation that anti-Kiev rebels in eastern Ukraine shot down the plane.
Food and water deprivation, abuse and overcrowding in Michigan's women's prison
By Naomi Spencer, 10 September 2014
Statements by the ACLU and prisoners at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility describe widespread human rights abuses in Michigan's only women's prison.
France's new government shaken by early ministerial resignation
By Anthony Torres, 10 September 2014
The Elysée presidential palace announced the resignation of Thomas Thévenoud, the minister for foreign trade, tourism, and overseas Frenchmen.
Germany: Official report speaks of "deliberate sabotage" by secret service in NSU case
By Sven Heymann, 10 September 2014
The final report of the Thuringia state parliamentary committee of inquiry into the series of murders by the far-right National Socialist Underground makes serious allegations against the state security authorities.
New Jersey, New York part of a national trend
Northeastern US states seek to cut public worker pensions
By Philip Guelpa, 10 September 2014
Governments in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York are mounting efforts to severely reduce public worker pension benefits.
Toronto's mayoralty candidates ignore growing poverty
By Carl Bronski, 10 September 2014
A report compiled by the Social Planning Council and various community groups concluded that child poverty in Toronto has reached "epidemic" levels.
US, EU intensify military threats against Russia
By Kumaran Ira, 10 September 2014
The US and the EU are escalating military threats against Russia, while preparing a raft of new economic sanctions targeting key sections of the Russian economy.
Savage cuts in Israel follow Gaza war
By Jean Shaoul, 8 September 2014
While the Israeli working class faces more austerity, the Palestinian Authority has estimated that the reconstruction of Gaza will cost about $7.8 billion.
Companies sell mobile phone spying tools to governments worldwide
By Thomas Gaist, 26 August 2014
High-tech systems allowing users to pinpoint and manipulate cellular devices are increasingly available for purchase around the world.
US and NATO threaten Moscow as Russian aid convoy crosses into Ukraine
By Niles Williamson, 23 August 2014
The crossing of a Russian humanitarian aid convoy into Ukraine on Friday quickly drew threats from the Obama administration, NATO and the US-backed regime in Kiev.
New York Mayor de Blasio's mantle of "progressivism" wears thin
By Fred Mazelis, 23 August 2014
De Blasio and his advisers have sought to claim the mantle of "progressivism" within the Democratic Party.
The homeless "problem" in Florida
By Matthew MacEgan, 23 August 2014
A recent study has shown that rehabilitating homeless people is actually more cost effective than keeping them on the streets and arresting them.
UK minister signals further welfare cuts ahead of 2015 general election
By Tony Robson, 23 August 2014
In a keynote address, the top British official for Work and Pensions signaled the further intensification of his government's assault on social spending.
Workers and young people speak on Ferguson, Missouri, police violence
By a WSWS reporting team, 22 August 2014
The killing of unarmed teenager Michael Brown and other recent police shootings evoked an angry response from workers and young people across the US.
More Israeli crimes against Palestinians
Killings in Gaza, arrests on West Bank
By Patrick Martin, 22 August 2014
Israeli air strikes killed another 26 in Gaza Thursday, including three top Hamas leaders.
German government to deliver weapons to Kurds in northern Iraq
By Ulrich Rippert, 22 August 2014
The defence minister has signalled a new stage in the revival of German militarism.
War and social attacks spread throughout Ukraine
By Christoph Dreier, 22 August 2014
The Ukrainian army has expanded its offensive against the rebel-controlled cities of Luhansk and Donetsk, fighting house-to-house battles with rebel groups.
"Poor Door" for lower-income tenants underscores class divide in New York
By Steve Light, 22 August 2014
A 33-story luxury building under construction will have a separate back entrance for those who live in its "affordable" apartments.
One-third of the US population has no retirement savings
By Jake Dean, 22 August 2014
New reports continue to expose worsening economic conditions for millions.
Scottish National Party issues its hollow "Declaration of Opportunity"
By Jordan Shilton, 22 August 2014
Under conditions of the deepest crisis of global capitalism since the 1930s, working people are to believe that a new capitalist mini-state offers the basis for a return to social reformism.
Clashes in Monrovia, Liberia as West African Ebola epidemic grows
By Niles Williamson, 22 August 2014
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf announced late Tuesday the imposition of a nationwide curfew and quarantines as part of an effort to halt the spread of the Ebola virus.
Washington seizes on Malaysian airliner crash in Ukraine to threaten Russia
By Alex Lantier, 18 July 2014
Before anyone could determine how this tragedy took place, US politicians and media demanded stepped-up action against Russia.
Amnesty International report details worldwide torture
By Thomas Gaist, 15 May 2014
Despite international covenants banning torture, the barbaric practice reached epidemic proportions during the past three decades, according to Amnesty International.
Turkish interest rate leaps amid currency market turmoil
By Nick Beams, 29 January 2014
The massive rate hike followed warnings of financial "carnage" amid growing concerns over the stability of "emerging markets."
Deflation threat poses new dangers to world economy
By Nick Beams, 17 January 2014
At a speech in Washington on Wednesday, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde warned that strengthening deflationary trends posed a threat to the global economy.
French President Hollande announces Lebanese arms deal in Saudi Arabia
By Rosa Shahnazarian, 3 January 2014
French President François Hollande traveled to Saudi Arabia to meet with Saudi and Lebanese officials on Sunday and Monday.
Syrian war, threat of global conflict dominate G20 summit
By Alex Lantier, 6 September 2013
The threat of a major war and deep US-Russian tensions over Syria have overshadowed the St. Petersburg G20 summit of leaders of the world's 20 largest economies.
Snowden defends actions as Obama administration pushes for prosecution of whistleblower
By Thomas Gaist, 14 June 2013
FBI director Robert Mueller pledged to take "all necessary steps" to go after Snowden, as the former intelligence employee said from Hong Kong: "I am not here to hide from justice; I am here to reveal criminality."
US-backed Turkish government threatens violent crackdown
By Johannes Stern, 14 June 2013
The US-backed Turkish government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is preparing for a massive police crackdown on anti-government protests.
Tens of thousands protest closure of public television in Greece
By Christoph Dreier, 14 June 2013
Tens of thousands of workers protested the closure of the Greek public broadcaster on Thursday, defying threats of arrest.
FEMA refuses disaster relief to West, Texas
By Matthew MacEgan, 14 June 2013
The federal government has refused to provide additional money to help rebuild the small Texas town of West, where a fertilizer plant explosion killed 15 people in April.
Japanese stocks plunge amid global financial turmoil
By Andre Damon, 14 June 2013
The Japanese stock market plunged 6.4 percent Thursday, closing down by 21 percent over the last three weeks.
Deadly chemical plant explosion in Louisiana
By Matthew MacEgan, 14 June 2013
On Thursday an explosion and fire at a chemical plant in Geismar, Louisiana, killed at least one person and injured at least 73 others.
Philadelphia inspector involved in building collapse commits suicide
By Nick Barrickman, 14 June 2013
On Wednesday night the body of Philadelphia building inspector Ronald Wagenhoffer was found with a gunshot wound to the chest.
Libya destabilised by factional and military infighting
By Jean Shaoul, 14 June 2013
The massacre of 31 people by the Libya Shield Force, an Islamist militia, was the worst single death toll since the end of the 2011 NATO-led civil war.
Germany: The SPD's new press spokesman
By Peter Schwarz, 14 June 2013
The more the SPD tries to improve its electoral chances, the clearer it becomes that it supports the current government's right-wing policies.
Student killed by fascists in central Paris
By Pierre Mabut, 14 June 2013
An 18-year-old student and anti-fascist was beaten to death by a group of fascist thugs June 5 near the St. Lazare rail station in central Paris.
Who are Detroit's creditors?
By Nancy Hanover, 14 June 2013
As Detroit's emergency manager prepares to release his plan for reorganizing the poorest large city in America, the media is demanding that the population of Detroit pay.
White House convenes meetings on Syria escalation
By Bill Van Auken, 11 June 2013
The Obama White House is convening meetings this week to discuss measures to escalate the US-backed war for regime-change in Syria.
Obama administration initiates criminal prosecution of NSA whistleblower
By Thomas Gaist, 11 June 2013
Representatives of the US establishment demanded swift action to punish the man responsible for leaks detailing the government's massive surveillance program.
Egypt: Supreme Constitutional Court invalidates Shura Council, Constituent Assembly
By Johannes Stern, 11 June 2013
Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court has ruled that the upper legislative house and the Constituent Assembly lack any legal foundation.
Swiss referendum on asylum law
By Marianne Arens, 11 June 2013
A referendum was held Sunday on proposals to strengthen the law against asylum seekers.
Media silent on the state killing of Boston bombing witness
By Tom Carter, 11 June 2013
The ubiquitous silence from the political establishment and the media amounts to an acknowledgement that Todashev was terminated by the state.
Alter-Summit in Athens: A pseudo-left response to growing social opposition in Europe
By Christoph Dreier, 11 June 2013
Trade unions and pseudo-left groups organized a so-called Alter-Summit in Athens, backing the European Union institutions that impose austerity throughout Europe.
Philadelphia schools to lay off nearly 4,000 teachers
By Nick Barrickman, 11 June 2013
The "doomsday" budget passed last month will devastate the Philadelphia public school system.
SEP mayoral candidate speaks at two Detroit election forums
By Bryan Dyne, 11 June 2013
D'Artagnan Collier, the Socialist Equality Party's candidate for Detroit Mayor, spoke at candidate forums Friday and Saturday, calling for a mass movement of the working class to oppose the financial manager.
SEC rules that Harrisburg misled investors
By Douglas Lyons, 11 June 2013
The Securities and Exchange Commission has sided with bondholders against the city of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
California's San Onofre nuclear plant to shut down permanently
By Richard Vargas, 11 June 2013
The plant has been inoperative for more than a year due to radioactive steam leakage.
Nashville Symphony threatened by foreclosure
By Fred Mazelis, 11 June 2013
The Nashville Symphony Orchestra is the latest prominent US musical institution to face the threat of dissolution, as its biggest creditor, the Bank of America, has begun foreclosure proceedings.
Turkish police round up young protesters for use of social media
By Bill Van Auken, 6 June 2013
Dozens of people ranging in age from 18 to 24 have been rounded up in the Turkish port city of Izmir on charges of "encouraging rebellion" through the use of Twitter and other social media.
Obama reshuffles national security staff
By Alex Lantier, 6 June 2013
Obama announced Wednesday that his national security advisor, Thomas Donilon, will be replaced by the current US ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice.
Bradley Manning's supervisors testify in third day of court martial
By Naomi Spencer, 6 June 2013
The government is determined to connect Manning to Al Qaeda, arguing that because the WikiLeaks web site is publicly available to anyone, Manning must have intended to "aid the enemy."
Worker dies from extreme heat at Georgia auto parts plant
By Kristina Betinis and Jerry White, 6 June 2013
Teresa Pickard, a 42-year-old Sewon auto parts worker, died May 29 after working on a weld line in the LaGrange plant.
Wall Street embraces Humala's "left" government in Peru
By Armando Cruz, 6 June 2013
Measures carried out by Humala, who won the presidency in 2011 promising to battle "neo-liberalism," have placed him to the right of his predecessors.
Canada: Growing evidence Conservatives illegally suppressed vote in 2011 federal election
By Carl Bronski, 6 June 2013
A Federal Court judge has found that a nationwide voter suppression campaign was initiated from the Conservative Party's central database during the 2011 federal election.
Hamtramck latest Michigan city declared in "financial emergency"
By Bryan Dyne, 6 June 2013
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder took the first step in installing an emergency manager for Hamtramck, the small enclave surrounded by Detroit.
Protests in Kyrgyzstan continue
By Clara Weiss, 6 June 2013
Last week's protests against the Canadian-owned coal mine Kumtor in Kyrgyzstan have spread from the northern district Dzhety-Oguz to other parts of the country.
Number of UK million-pound earners almost doubled in past two years
By Robert Stevens, 6 June 2013
A total of 18,000 people in the UK now earn £1 million. Two year ago, 10,000 individuals earned more than £1 million, and in 1999-2000, only 4,000 people did so.
Unemployment, lack of education lead to higher US mortality rate
By Jake Dean, 6 June 2013
A new report finds that unemployment is one of the leading factors behind the growing gap in mortality rates between educated and non-educated white women in America.
US: Kansas legislature passes budget slashing education
By Matt Sloan, 6 June 2013
Among other measures, the budget will gouge the state's universities, colleges, and community colleges of tens of millions of dollars.
Bradley Manning's court martial begins
By Naomi Spencer, 4 June 2013
After 1,100 days in prison, Army private Bradley Manning faced a military court martial Monday. Day one of the trial was characterized by government secrecy, vindictiveness, and lies.
Turkish clashes continue as Erdogan brands protesters "extremists"
By Bill Van Auken, 4 June 2013
Confrontations between demonstrators and riot police continued Monday in Istanbul, Ankara and cities across Turkey.
US Supreme Court allows police to take DNA samples of arrestees
By Joseph Kishore, 4 June 2013
The US Supreme Court decision is a major attack on the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Syrian opposition forces launch rocket attacks in Lebanon
By Thomas Gaist, 4 June 2013
US-backed Syrian opposition forces pummeled Shia targets in Lebanon as Hezbollah fighters continued massing near Aleppo.
School district of Philadelphia passes "doomsday" austerity budget
By Nick Barrickman, 4 June 2013
Under a plan approved May 30, Philadelphia schools will be deprived of many needed essentials, including learning programs, supplies and staff.
Britain's Accident and Emergency services reach breaking point
By Mark Blackwood and Ajanta Silva, 4 June 2013
Scenes of A&E units with patients waiting to be seen lying on trolleys in corridors for hours have become commonplace in UK hospitals.
UN warns against social unrest in Europe
By Christoph Dreier, 4 June 2013
In the face of rising social inequality, growing unemployment and the absence of popular confidence in the region's governments, the International Labour Organization (ILO) warned Monday about the prospect of social unrest in Europe,
Spanish Popular Party government seeks to turn back the clock on abortion rights
By Alejandro López, 4 June 2013
The right-wing Popular Party government is seeking to reform abortion laws, returning them to a state similar to that which existed under the fascist regime of General Franco.
Connecticut legislature nears passage of austerity budget
By Dorian Griscom, 4 June 2013
Connecticut's Democratic governor and state legislature are in the final stages of drafting a state budget that will cut nearly $2 billion in social spending over the next two years.
Patriot Coal bankruptcy approved, thousands of retirees to lose health care
By Clement Daly, 4 June 2013
Patriot Coal has been granted permission to tear up its collective bargaining agreements with the United Mine Workers and escape its obligations to provide health care to its retirees.
Detroit emergency manager threatens sale of all cultural treasures
By Bryan Dyne, 4 June 2013
In line with his earlier appraisal of the value of the works at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Kevyn Orr is now determining whether the city should sell off every other public asset.
First US drone strike in Pakistan since Obama's drone speech kills seven
By Niles Williamson, 30 May 2013
On Wednesday the US launched a drone strike in Pakistan's North Waziristan tribal region that killed at least seven people.
US banks post record profits in first quarter
By Nick Barrickman, 30 May 2013
US banks posted a record $40.3 billion in the first quarter of 2013, according to a report by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Guatemalan high court upholds overturning of Rios Montt conviction
By Bill Van Auken, 30 May 2013
Guatemala's Constitutional Court Tuesday upheld its decision to throw out the conviction of ex-dictator Efrain Rios Montt on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Greek government divided over "anti-racist" law
By Christoph Dreier, 30 May 2013
Tensions have risen in the Greek government over draft legislation against racist incitement and state financing of the fascist party Golden Dawn.
Germany's Left Party supports austerity in Bulgaria
By Peter Schwarz, 30 May 2013
Hans Modrow, chair of the Left Party's council of elders, has pledged his unreserved support for the Bulgarian Socialist Party and the government it hopes to lead.
Spanish government imposes more austerity measures
By Alejandro López, 30 May 2013
Spain's Popular Party government has announced another raft of measures aimed at slashing the budget deficit to the European Union's 3 percent target by 2016.
Top UK universities call for cuts to funding for poorer students
By Joan Smith and Paul Mitchell, 30 May 2013
According to the Times, vice-chancellors at Britain's Russell group of 24 top research universities are "privately urging" government ministers to cut funding used to support poorer students.
Kenyan president moves to slash wages, continue war in Somalia
By Thomas Gaist, 30 May 2013
The Kenyan president is advancing an agenda of wage cuts and continuing Kenya's role in the imperialist proxy war in neighboring Somalia.
Nine of Louisiana's ten public hospitals to be privatized
By E.P. Bannon, 30 May 2013
In a state with one of the highest poverty rates in the country, the privatizations of public hospitals will have disastrous consequences for the poor and uninsured.
US officials cover up evidence of radioactive leak in Washington
By J. E. Noeli and Hector Cordon, 30 May 2013
The US Department of Energy and a private contractor managing waste at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation suppressed evidence of radioactive leakage for a year.
Defend the DIA! Culture is a social right!
By D'Artagnan Collier—SEP candidate for mayor of Detroit, 30 May 2013
The following statement was issued by SEP Detroit mayoral candidate D'Artagnan Collier in opposition to plans to sell off the masterpieces at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
European powers lift embargo, move to arm Syrian opposition
By Johannes Stern, 28 May 2013
On Monday the foreign ministers of the European Union (EU) met in Brussels and agreed not to renew the arms embargo against Syria.
Settlements authorised as Kerry tries to restart Israeli-Palestinian talks
By Jean Shaoul, 28 May 2013
Benyamin Netanyahu's right-wing government has begun the legal process to retrospectively authorise four outposts as settlements in the Occupied West Bank.
Victimized Illinois teacher denounces attack on education in YouTube video
By Jake Dean, 28 May 2013
Ellie Rubenstein, a teacher from Highland Park, Illinois, submitted her resignation in a speech on YouTube last week.
California: Police confiscate cellphones of witnesses after beating man to death
By Tom Carter, 28 May 2013
Nine police officers beat an unarmed man to death in Bakersfield, California, and then demanded that eyewitnesses turn over cellphones they had used to record the beating.
Toronto elite seeking to jettison right-wing populist mayor
By Dylan Lubao, 28 May 2013
Toronto's big business elite has turned on Rob Ford—the city's right-wing populist mayor and their designated hatchet man in imposing social spending cuts and concessionary contracts on city workers.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown leads Labour's intervention in Scottish independence referendum
By Steve James, 28 May 2013
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's intervention into the Scottish independence referendum is driven by Labour's concern over its implications for Britain's ruling elite.
Soldier attacked while on security patrol in Paris
By Antoine Lerougetel, 28 May 2013
On Saturday a lone assailant stabbed a uniformed French soldier in the throat, three days after the gruesome murder by machete of an off-duty British soldier in London.
German city gives municipal clinic away to private operator
By Marianne Arens, 28 May 2013
The Offenbach town council has sold the municipally owned clinic to the Sana corporation for the symbolic price of one euro.
PSG campaigns in Berlin to stand in federal elections
By our correspondents, 28 May 2013
The Partei für Soziale Gleichheit is currently collecting signatures at job centres, in factories and in working class communities to be able to participate in the federal elections in September.
Obama offers tortured defense of targeted killings
By Joseph Kishore, 24 May 2013
Obama defended drone killings, while essentially acknowledging their illegality and the illegality of much of what the US government has done over the past decade.
More revelations of Justice Department crackdown on the press
By Ed Hightower, 24 May 2013
The Obama administration's investigation into a leak to James Rosen, the chief Washington correspondent of Fox News, extends well beyond what was originally thought.
UK soldier killed in London in reprisal for Afghanistan and Iraq wars
By Robert Stevens, 24 May 2013
The killing of soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich, London on Wednesday was the horrific result of the crimes committed by British imperialism in North Africa and the Middle East.
Libya's General National Council passes Political Isolation Law
By Jean Shaoul, 24 May 2013
Armed Islamist militias forced parliament to pass the Political Isolation Law, outlawing officials who had worked for Gaddafi from holding office.


text:
Rare Turkeys Information: |
** Pair of Auburn turkeys |
Did You Know: Origin: |
** A Silver Auburn tom turkey |
Did You Know:
"Black" This Young Black Spanish Hen |
Did You Know: Origin: Some of the original
turkeys were a direct descendant of Mecixna turkeys taken to Europe in
the 1500s. The Black was very popular all across Europe, but especially
in Spain and Norfolk County, England. |
"Blue Slate" "Blue Splash Tom" "Self Blue Hen" This Blue Slate Pair |
Did You Know: Origin: When breeding: When breeding: When breeding: When breeding: |
"Bourbon Red" This Bourbon Red Tom |
Did You Know: Origin: Bourbon Red was developed
from the Buff Turkey. Development started in Pennsylvania with the
selection of Jersey Buffs for deeper color. The result was called
Tuscarora Red, sometimes Tuscawara Red. Settlers heading west took them
to Kentucky along with the long rifle. Final development was centered in
Kentucky and southern Ohio where they were also called Kentucky Reds and
Bourbon Butternuts. |
"Bronze" ** This Picture from
web site ___ . |
Did You Know: Origin: first used in the 1830's
& developed by crossing Narragansett with wild turkeys. |
"Buff" "Oliver" |
Did You Know: Origin: Buff, also called Jersey
or New Jersey Buff, has an obscure origin. Whether or not it originated
in the U.S., it certainly achieved its greatest prominence in this
country. More breeders are needed! |
Picture |
Did You Know: Origin: When breeding Lilac to Lilac, 1/4 of the offspring will 1/4 will be fawn (tan colored), which will breed true. |
"Self Blue Hen" This Lavender or Self Blue |
You Know: Lavenders are also called Self Blues Lavenders are See Blue or Blue Slate... When breeding: Origin: |
"Lilac" Picture |
Did You Know: Origin: |
"Narragansett" ** This Picture from Sheane &
Bonnie Meikle's
Did You Know: At one time, fanciers had developed a Silver
Narragansett, in which pure "Yes, Narragansett is
sex-linked and recessive to bronze. Crossing bronze males (bb NN)
to narr. females (bb n-) will produce all bronze offspring: females (bb
N-); but the males will carry narragansett (bb Nn). In the original cross if you
mate narr. males (bb nn) with bronze females (bb N-) this will
result in a sex-linked cross. Sons will be bronze (bb Nn, but carry
narr.); daughters will be narr. "And, yes, I have had Kardosh bronze toms carry it. Personally, I assume Narragansetts are genetically homozygous bronze (B+B+) and homozygous Narragansett (ng,ng) in toms and a single (ng/-) in hens. Heterozygous toms carrying the sex-linked recessive Narragansett (ng) are (Ng+/ng). One half of their daughters will be bronze (Ng+/-), and one half will be Narragansett (ng/-). Just as these two genes segregate, so do many unidentified modifiers which may add to or subtract from varying degrees of creamy tan vs. silver tones in many areas. These modifiers are often additive or accumulative in nature, thus requiring selection for several at one time. Through several decades of intense selection, many of our good old-time breeders selected for and isolated these tones in their distinctive, true breeding strains. Any time a cross is made (new "blood" added), many variations crop out and must be once again selected for or against. Our old-time breeders really mastered this ability with their dedicated patience and perseverence over many, many years." (FDA - Franklin Albertsen/Rare Turkey List) |
"Red Slate" Picture |
You Know: Red Slate... Origin: |
"Royal Palm" ** This Picture from Wayne Smith's
web site. |
Did You Know: Origin: |
"Sweet Grass" Picture |
You Know: Highly recommended is the ALBC's "Birds Of A Feather, Saving Rare Turkeys From Extinction" which has a section on the Sweetgrass. You can find the ALBC home page at: http://www.ampltya.com Origin: Sweet Grass
showed up in conventionally colored Bronze turkeys. |
Small White"
Picture |
You Know: The Beltsville is white, with the head red to bluish white. Their beard is black, beak is horn colored, and eyes are dark brown. Their shanks and toe are pinkish white. The Beltsville White is the only Turkey in, which the females can produce fertile eggs without a Male. Origin: developed by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture at it's Beltsville, Maryland, research center in the 1930s. |
Picture |
You Know: The Holland White is showy in appearance, with snow white feathers and a red to bluish head. Their beard is black, beak is pink to horn colored, and throat and wattles are pinkish-white. Their shanks and toes are pinkish-white, and eyes are brown. Origin: Europe, from Mexican Turkeys in the
1500s. Eye color in white birds depends on whether they carry the genes for bronze or the genes for black. White birds that carry black (cc BB) will have blue eyes. Birds that carry bronze (cc bb) will have brown eyes. See article in upcoming Snood News.(Bob Hawes/Rare Turkey List) The blue eyed whites are white
turkeys (cc) in which the main base color is |
Picture |
You Know: The Midget White is white, with the head red to bluish white. Their beard is black, beak is horn colored, and eyes are dark brown. Their shanks and toe are pinkish white. Origin: developed in 1960s by Bob Smyth at the
University of Massachusetts. |
"Turkey Eggs" Picture |
Did You Know: Turkey eggs take 28 days to hatch. Treat them like chicken eggs. Baby turkeys are called Poults and adult females are Hens. In the US males are referred to as Toms, but in Britain they are often called Stags. The fleshy appendage that hangs down over a male turkey's beak is called a "snood." To Learn more able Hatching Poultry. |
If you're interested in the Standard Turkey |
Did You Know: To receive the Snood News Letter Click
for list of Turkey Breeders |
Please Read:
This page is just to learn from. I do not mean to offend anyone if I use information I have heard or read. If you have more recent/or accurate information please let me know. If I use information you provide, I will add your name as a contributor at the end of the applicable section. If you are not listed and would like to be or if you are listed and want to be removed just E-mail me !! at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thanks & Happy Brays.....


text:
Inajda and Alexand materialise in a forest, in Russia. Inajda leads Alexand down a pathway towards a place, which will help explain why she has been absent from Alexand's life for so long. (CLICK HERE for the beginning of this long story) (CLICK HERE for next chronological story)
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 128: Amanojuko Part 12
March 12, 2014 by cherylmoore
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing | Tagged Alexand Merek, Amanojuko, art, corruption, Experimental short story, feminist fiction, forest, Greed, immortality, Inajda Rekaya, Russia, science fiction, socialites, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods | 20 Comments
20 Responses
I feel like I must be missing something here. Why has Alexand's mother taken them to Russia? Did I miss a issue?
Hi Helena, yes I think you've missed this episode :) http://wp.me/pXe9M-IA
Great story. excellent drawings.
xxx Huge Hugs xxx
I want a 'writer'…seems like a brilliant futurist technological tool…capable of many things…love the humanist aspects of your story and always the art…you are one talented woman Cheryl…I enjoy and enjoy…
I wish I had a writer too :D Thanks John, as always your encouragement and support (especially with a large project like this one) means a great deal to me) I'm glad you're enjoying reading.
BTW I hope my comment on "Just Spring" got to you safely, I'm having problems with WP today, :O
The characters in your stories are like old friends – very real.
Thanks, Lee, they're like friends and family to me too.
Hi Cheryl! I love how you've captured the family dynamic, even though Alex and Inajda have spent so little time together. Love the drawing to bits – is that from life? It reminds me of Bedgebury.
Thanks Richard, yes, Alex and Inajda are trying to build some kind of relationship in this story, it's exciting for me to write about them at this stage. It's not Bedgebury Park, but Alice Holt Woodland Centre is just down the road.
I'm always happy to another installment in my inbox.
Thanks for reading! I enjoy your work as ell. beebee
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
Behind the Writing
Who wrote this?
Blog Stats
- 78,089 hits
Featured Characters
Next Issue
Coming soon
Forthcoming releases, Issue 186: The Journey Part 5 (Wednesday 22nd April) Issue 187: The Journey Part 6 (Wednesday 29th April) Issue 188: The Promise Part 2 (Wednesday 6th May) Issue 189: The Journey Part 7 (Wednesday 13th May) Issue 190: The Promise Part 3 (Wednesday 20th May) Issue 191: The Journey Part 8 (Wednesday 27th May) Issue 192: Katherine De Somme Part 9 (Wednesday 3rd June) Issue 193: The Promise Part 4 (Wednesday 10th June) Issue 194: The Guild Master's General Part 7 (Wednesday 17th June) Issue 195: Things to Do, Places to Fix Part 1: 5th Anniversary Special (Wednesday 24th June) Issue 196: Things to Do, Places to Fix Part 2: 5th Anniversary Special (Thursday 25th June) Issue 197: Alexand Merek Part 6 (Wednesday 1st July) Issue 198: Katherine De Somme Part 10 (Wednesday 8th July) Issue 199: Alexand Merek Part 7 (Wednesday 15th July) Issue 200: Alexand Merek Part 8 (Wednesday 22nd July) Issue 201: The Promise Part 5 (TBA) Issue 202: Farokh Merek Part 4 (TBA) Issue 203: Inajda Rekaya Part 4 (TBA) Issue 204: Heyem Merek Part 5 (TBA) Issue 205: Inajda Rekaya Part 5 (TBA) Issue 206: The Journey Part 9 (TBA) Issue 207: Alexand Merek Part 9 (TBA) Issue 208: Alexand Merek Part 10 (TBA) Issue 209: Heyem Merek Part 6 (TBA) Issue 210: Alexand Merek Part 11 (TBA) Issue 212: Heyem Merek Part 7 (TBA) Issue 213: Farokh Merek Part 5 (TBA) Issue 214: Inajda Rekaya Part 6 (TBA) Issue 215: Katherine De Somme Part 11 (TBA) and Issue 216: Alexand Merek Part 12 (TBA)From Salt Publishing
Fun Stuff
What is this?
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods is the first in a series of speculative fiction manuscripts, for which I'm seeking publication. These short stories feature some of the characters in a time set before the novels.So many stories! Where do I begin?
Go to the Story timelines tab at the top, and you can read all the stories in order of time. You'll find them gradually connecting together.Follow me on twitter
- Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 186: The Journey Part 5 cherylmoore.wordpress.com/2015/04/22/unb… 2 hours ago
Unbound Boxes Facebook Page
About The Characters
Unbound Boxes on Flickr
More PhotosThe blurb for Unbound Boxes Limping Gods
(Set in 4041, the first book begins on Christmas Island, Japan.) Alexand Merek is a woman who treasures "Bad Things," and delights in music. She has done something stupid, placing those she loves in danger. Women like her are not welcome in the ordinary world, where women who play piano and dance with wives are placed into, "The Bad Thing Box." Alexand must fight to bring her lost family back together to save them from an unimaginable fate. (If you would like to see this book published, please press the follow button. The writer gives life to a story, but the reader keeps it alive.)This is for you Dad.
My stories and my world are dedicated to you, Dad. You died before I was old enough to know who you were. I will try to find you in my stories, to go to places far away from this world, to search for you. Maybe one day I'll know you again. Until then I'll keep writing. I'll never forget you. Cheryl Micro Story Archive
I feed on Feedback
You are very welcome to leave comments. I would love to hear what you think of the stories and characters. Your constructive criticism is very much appreciated and very rarely put in my spam box! Thank you for reading. Cheryl


text:
This novel chemistry kit for kids worth experimenting with!
An Indian-origin researcher at Stanford University has developed a clever chemistry kit for your kid that he/she would love to use, even if he/she hates the subject!
Manu Prakash, a bioengineer at Stanford, has developed a new hand-crank operated chemistry set for kids that won him USD 50,000 (Rs.30 lakh) as first prize in a contest for inspiring science toys.
According to Prakash, such devices would provide an alternative to the more scripted interactions with science most kids encounter in the classroom.
The contest was sponsored by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the Society for Science and the Public.
The chemistry kit uses micro-fluidic channels like those found in modern DNA chips and other molecular biology equipment to move chemicals around and mix them together.
"It is purely mechanical. There is no electronics, no battery," Prakash noted.
The device could do anything from classroom standards like precipitation reactions and titrating acids and bases to testing soil samples for toxic chemicals, said a wired.com report.
(Posted on 09-04-2014)
Free Yearly Horoscope: Select your zodiac sign
Pisces | Aquarius | Capricorn | Sagittarius | Scorpio | Libra | Virgo | Leo | Cancer | Gemini | Taurus | Aries


text:
Posted : 2012-04-22 19:11
Updated : 2012-04-22 19:11
Governor declares presidential bid
By Lee Tae-hoon Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo declared his presidential candidacy Sunday, becoming the first to announce a bid to compete in the ruling Saenuri Party's presidential primary. "Today, I announce my decision to run for the presidential election," he said during a press conference at the National Assembly. Kim said he wants to build a greater future for Korea by narrowing regional, generational and ideological divides, as well as income polarization. More potential presidential contenders, including former party leader Chung Mong-joon, are expected to follow suit soon as the preliminary registration for presidential hopefuls begins today. The labor-activist-turned politician emphasized that people should shed the illusion that Park Geun-hye, daughter of the late President Park Chung-hye and head of the governing party'Äôs interim leadership committee, is indisputably the top presidential contender. 'ÄúPark Geun-hye has prepared her presidential run for more than 10 years,'ÄĚ he said. 'ÄúI'Äôve just made my first move but I'Äôm convinced that I can attract more support than her once the race goes into full force.'ÄĚ Kim'Äôs support base remains fragile despite his fight for social injustice as a three-term lawmaker from 1996 through 2008 and a two-term governor of the nation'Äôs most populous province. The 61-year-old has long had a single-digit support rate in previous surveys of potential presidential candidates, trailing behind Park, IT-mogul-turned professor Ahn Cheol-soo and Chung. His popularity plummeted recently after media reports late last year that two officers of Namyangju Fire Station were transferred to other stations for failing to recognize his voice over the phone. Asked by The Korea Times about his position on the country'Äôs multicultural policy, the governor underscored the need for the country to urgently address challenges that migrants face due to the language barrier. 'ÄúAt the core of many problems concerning the multicultural members of our society is language,'ÄĚ he said. 'ÄúWe need to have a more open mindset toward a wide spectrum of multicultural members of our society and beef up our efforts to provide language education for them.'ÄĚ He said Korea'Äôs short history of multiculturalism and some of its people'Äôs tendency to prefer a "racially homogeneous" society leaves much work for the next government to do. He also demanded a revision of the Saenuri Party's primary rules so that citizens, rather than party members, decide who will run in the presidential race on the conservative party'Äôs ticket. Chung, an honorary FIFA vice president and the largest shareholder of Hyundai Heavy Industries, is expected to declare his intention to take part in the primary by the end of April. Other potential presidential hopefuls in the ruling bloc, including Lee Jae-oh, a close confidant to President Lee Myung-bak, and former Prime Minister Chung Un-chan are reportedly mulling declaring their presidential ambitions. Park, widely viewed as one of the most likely contenders to win the next presidential election, has not yet thrown her hat into the ring. The presidential election will be held on Dec. 19 as President Lee Myung-bak's single five-year term ends in February next year. Many pundits forecast Kim and other hopefuls have little chance of defeating Park in the primary as she has further cemented her support base with her party'Äôs victory in the April 11 National Assembly elections. She played a pivotal role in helping the ruling party win a majority in the parliamentary elections though most pundits predicted an easy victory for the main opposition Democratic United Party. |


text:
use the following search parameters to narrow your results:
e.g. subreddit:aww site:imgur.com dog
subreddit:aww site:imgur.com dog
see the search faq for details.
advanced search: by author, subreddit...
~1 user here now
It may kill your time…
your productivity…
your social life…
Proudly presenting the subreddit for the world's most balanced, seemingly vanilla pvp server.
We believe in a Minecraft without obtrusive, intrusive rules or commands, a game where you can build anything, kill anyone and the sky is 256 blocks high.
On Stockholm Anarchy there is no hierarchy, no feudal economy, no overpowered mods and absolutely no jobs. You want your wood, iron and sandstone? You better well go and get it then, sonny.
Kasa de Kanud (imgur.com)
submitted 2 years ago by Kanud
Could we make attempted scamming a bannable offense? (self.stockholmanarchy)
submitted 2 years ago by bobthecookie
Our website has been up for over a week now with 0% downtime! (stockholmanarchy.com)
A ringing endorsement (i.imgur.com)
submitted 2 years ago by brandstone
Official Report Thread (self.stockholmanarchy)
Test post, please ignore (self.stockholmanarchy)
submitted 2 years ago by metropolitain
Anyone interested in creating a CivCraft group? (self.stockholmanarchy)
π Rendered by PID 19845 on app-194 at 2015-04-19 08:37:04.048622+00:00 running 301cfbe country code: US.


text:
Have an opinion?
What Guys Said 1
Well understand that you should spend time with him and talk before he gets comfortable enough to do things in public. After the last thing he still wants you but apart from being shy doesn't want to look like a jerk or over obssesed or whatever he feels about getting back together with you. Also any physical contact(holding hands, hugging) will let him know it's safe.
What Girls Said 0
Be the first girl to share an opinion and earn 1 extra Xper Point!
Click "Show More" for your mentions
What They Said On Facebook


text:
Wedding Photographer | Senior Portraits and Portrait Photographer in Delaware
My name is Lance Lanagan and I am a Delaware photographer who documents weddings, and captures the events of your life...with style! A father's expression as his "little girl" says her vows. A mother's embrace of her newborn baby. A family building a sandcastle at the beach. Life and moments to be preserved and cherished. My style revolves around creativity in a laid-back approach. Connect, capture, create - that's my thing!


text:
BR - bench-elegant-outdoor-furniture
Bench Elegant Outdoor Furniture
Donatella Settee Chair
Quick ViewDonatella Settee Chair$1,995.00Crafted from cast polyurethane. Elegant details recall classic parlor furniture silhouettes. All-weather upholstery on seating. Beveled tabletops. Ornate cabriole legs and pedestal bases. Durable, cast polyurethane makes it possible for our Baroque-inspired Donatella Collection to thrive outdoors. Settee features integrated cushions, asymmetrical high back, rolled arms, ball and claw feet, and a generous bench seat. Angled-back armchair offers extra comfortable seating; zippered seat ... -
Orleans Bench
Quick ViewOrleans Bench$1,195.00Solid cast 100% ingot aluminum frame, a premium quality material. Hand-filed welds. Rust-resistant powdercoated frames with UV protected top coat. All-weather chocolate powdercoat finish. The elegant sensibilities of French Quarter architecture are now realized in Orlean, a solid cast aluminum collection with a remarkable presence. An exceptional level of craftsmanship is reflected in the crescendo of scrolls that flows from the bench's curving arms to chair back, and acanthus-embossed ... -
Orleans Chocolate Buy the Look
Quick ViewOrleans Chocolate Buy the Look$9,295.00One Oval Dining Table in Chocolate Finish. Set of Two Swivel Dining Arm Chairs in Chocolate Finish with Classic Linen Spice Cushions. Set of Four Dining Arm Chairs in Chocolate Finish with Classic Linen Spice Cushions. Two Tuscan Console Tables. Set of Eight Tavira Dinner Plates. The elegant sensibilities of French Quarter architecture are now realized in Orleans, a solid cast aluminum collection with a remarkable presence. An exceptional level of craftsmanship is reflected in ...
Madison Backless Bench
Was $1,753.00 Now $1,315.00
Quick ViewMadison Backless BenchWas $1,753.00 Now $1,315.00Built from durable, premium teak hardwoods. Teak is sourced from sustainable plantations. Precise mortise-and-tenon construction. Teak will develop a lovely silver patina if left outdoors and untreated; view care instructions. Cushion sold separately. The elegant Madison Bench by Gloster is well-suited for dining, a pool house, or sitting on a front porch. Built using the finest teak that's rich in oil and finely grained, every surface, including the slatted seat is sanded to a smooth ... -
Classic Adirondack Chair
Quick ViewClassic Adirondack Chair$899.00Handcrafted from plantation-grown, kiln-dried southern pine. Wood is pressure treated for long-lasting durability in all climates, including marine environments. Contoured seat and smoothly sanded surfaces and edges. Stainless steel hardware resists corrosion. Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty against rot, insects and water damage. It's the all-American outdoor chair, seen on boat docks and front porches from coast to coast. Ours is made with extraordinary comfort and character. The ... -
Charleston Lounge Chair with Cushions in French Roast Finish
$1,314.00Available in Air Blue
Quick ViewTraditional rolled-arm seating. Rounded, all-weather wicker in a French roast finish. Rust-resistant powdercoated aluminum frame. All-weather cushions have a high density, high resiliency foam with a Dacron wrap. Covered in 100% solution dyed fabric that resists mold, mildew and fading. Our Charleston Lounge Chair is elegant and inviting, yet unyielding against the elements. Designed with the style of classic woven furniture, Charleston is crafted with a resilient all-weather wicker over a ...
Provence Bench with Cushion
Was $1,471.00 Now $1,029.00
Quick ViewProvence Bench with CushionWas $1,471.00 Now $1,029.00Heavy-gauge, exquisitely detailed double-sided cast double lattice back. Permanent mold casting gives a much cleaner impression than hand carved wood molds pressed into sand. Refined arms and legs complement intricate trellis detail. The look of fine indoor furniture, but made to withstand the elements. Exclusively designed and colored fabrics including Sunbrella® solution-dyed acrylics, using only the finest materials and technology for longevity outdoors. Discover open-air serenity ...


text:
This week's board spotlight is the Anime Board! Swing by and chat about your favorite series!
Our engineering team is aware of login issues some users are experiencing and are working to resolve. Thanks for your patience!
~~~~~Oak Cliff DirtyBirds~~~~~
Discussion in 'Madden NFL' started by legacyAccount, Mar 31, 2005.
- Thread Status:
- Not open for further replies.
Page 5 of 6
Page 5 of 6
- Thread Status:
- Not open for further replies.


text:
Please join ITIF for a discussion of the limits of the "middle out" strategy and the kind of innovation-led growth agenda we need for all Americans to prosper.
Upcoming Events
Join us for the release of a new ITIF paper "Innovation Principles for the 2015 Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill."
Rob Atkinson will take part in a moderated discussion on the gamut of challenges to U.S. and California innovation-based competitiveness.
Past Events
ITIF co-sponsors an event releasing a new MIT study documenting how faltering federal investment in basic scientific research threatens a U.S. innovation deficit.
Join us to discuss what tech populism means for the policy debates and how policymakers can bring the debate back to facts and reason, instead of spin and distortion, to further innovation for all.
Join ITIF for a lively panel discussion on governments' role in fostering innovation in the modern economy.
Join the Center for Clean Energy Innovation to discuss new efforts the DOE is taking to bring job-creating technologies to market.
Recent reports suggest the U.S. government wants to ban strong encryption, a policy that could spell disaster for both U.S. competitiveness and civil liberties. Can policymakers reconcile the needs of law enforcement with good cybersecurity practices? Join ITIF for a lively panel discussion.


text:
The Trenton Lady Bulldogs softball team picked up its second straight win to open the 2014 campaign, handling Gallatin 8-2 Tuesday night on the road.
The game began as a pitcher's duel with neither team able to score in the first five frames. In fact, each team amassed just two hits in the first five innings. In the sixth, however, Trenton finally broke through. Jayden Roeder and McKinley Hurley led
You must be a logged in paid subscriber to read the full story. Please Login to access.


text:
Resource Name & Link to Resource: | Earthquake Engineering Abstracts |
Description: | Indexes academic and trade journals, conferences and books focusing on earthquakes' effects on buildings and other structures, geological formations and the relationship of seismic and tsunamic phenomena.
Resource Type(s): | All Relevant Database(s) |
Mobile Access | This resource is mobile-enabled |
Mobile Website |
Click here for mobile access Part of the ProQuest SciTech Collection database. |
Access information: | Resource is available on-campus or off-campus via EZProxy; Click the resource name to access it or here for off-campus instructions. |
Fulltext: | Fulltext is available. |
Vendor Name: | ProQuest |
Research Guides: | Civil Engineering, Engineering, Engineering for Natural Disasters, Geological Sciences, Natural Resources and Environmental Science, Transportation |
Coverage: | 1971 - present |
Update Frequency: | monthly |


text:
- Your file is being downloaded. It will remain available for download from the "My Files" section of your member area for 72 hours.
#49432494 -
Female legs with rose isolated on white background
© belinka - See portfolioPricing
Author | belinkaSee portfolio |
Image reference | 49432494 |
Country | Ukraine |
Descriptive Category | People Body Part Arms/Legs |
Conceptual | Welfare Beauty Body Care |
Keywords |
["adult","attractive","bare","beatiful","beauty","body","care","cellulite","cosmetic","curve","depilation","diet","dieting","epilation","female","figure","flower","flower petals","foot","hair","health","honed","hygiene","isolated","leg","naked","nature","perfection","relax","removal","rose","sensuality","sexy","shape","skin","slim","smooth","spa","sport","thin","tonic","treatment","vein","white","woman","young"]
adult attractive bare beatiful beauty body care cellulite cosmetic curve depilation diet dieting epilation female figure flower flower petals foot hair health honed hygiene isolated leg naked nature perfection relax removal rose sensuality sexy shape skin slim smooth spa sport thin tonic treatment vein white woman young
See all keywords
The photo "Female legs with rose isolated on white background" from belinka is available on Fotolia under a Royalty Free license from 1 credit (Credit from $0.74).
Available in JPEG format, this photo may be downloaded for all kinds of professional uses and in different resolutions (up to 2,400 x 1,668 pixels in 300 DPI).
The author of this picture, belinka also has 163 images representing the same model and 8 images in the same series.
To download this photo, you can buy Fotolia credits or purchase a subscription plan and benefit from the amazing price of $0.19 per image.