text:
Thursday, June 13, 2002
Moderator is Kristi Holl, web editor of this site and author of 24 books for children and teens, plus l50+ articles for adults and children. Kristi also taught writing courses for fifteen years.
Pat is Patricia Lucas White, who has published in six separate genres. Some of her books include To Last A Lifetime (historical romance), A Wizard Scorned (sci-fi/fantasy romance), The Legend of Lejube Rogue (western), P.S. I've Taken a Lover ( mainstream contemporary), and Fanged Justice (mystery).
Names in blue are viewers who had questions.
Interviews in the Professional Connection room begin at 9 Atlantic/Canada, 8 Eastern, 7 Central, 6 Mountain, and 5 Pacific.
Moderator: Good evening, everyone! I'm Kristi Holl, your moderator, and tonight I'm here with Patricia White, a writer who has published in six different genres, all without using a pen name, and is going to be talking with us about "Writing in Multiple Genres." Welcome, Pat!
Pat: Hi!
Moderator: Pat, how did you get started writing?
Pat: Once, in a time before time, my dad taught me how to read. After I read Dick and Jane, I was pretty sure I could do better.
Moderator: How many genres have you written and been published in?
Pat: I've been published in westerns, mystery, historical romance, fantasy romance, mainstream, and fantasy.
Moderator: Did you also write short stories for magazines in many genres?
Pat: Yes, I wrote flash fiction, mainstream, literary, and fantasy. And some combinations or cross-genre. I have also written how-to articles and lots of newspaper articles. I was a press secretary for a couple of politicians, a country western singer, and an artist.
JaciRae: Could you give us some names of your genre magazines?
Pat: I could, but very honestly, I think most of the magazines I wrote for have, shall we say, gone to their reward? I wrote for The Northwest Political Review. I also write for Crescent Blues, doing interviews and reviews. I wrote for a literary magazine called espain and for Millennium Magazine of SF/F.
Moderator: Can you define for our viewers "flash fiction," "mainstream", and "literary" magazine writing?
Pat: The flash fiction I wrote was very short, under a hundred words. I won second place in the Sapphire Awards with one that was 97 words. Literary pretty much means you use lots of big words and write so anyone who reads it can't understand it, but won't admit it. Like James Joyce's works. Mainstream is where everything goes that doesn't have a specific place to be.
Moderator: What made you decide to try so many genres, rather than finding a niche and sticking to it?
Pat: A very good friend of my tells me I'm unfaithful, but I think it's because I want to see if I can do that. I started writing poetry and found it was far too hard. I needed a bigger canvas for my word pictures. So then I went to fantasy, got an agent on my first try, and she convinced me that I should jump on the romance train. I was sure I could do that. She sold it to the first publisher she queried--on the basis of three chapters and a synopsis.
red2: Do you work on several projects at the same time or do you finish one before beginning another? Switching gears from one genre to another seems confusing and difficult.
Pat: I do write in more genres than one, and I do it at the same time. Right now, I'm writing Chapter 11 of a mystery--a fellow writer and I are writing together. At the same time, I'm polishing Book Two of my fantasy trilogy, Tales of the Penitent, and also working on a short story for an anthology. And I'm putting together a rough draft of a cross-genre book about a gunfighter and an elf.
Moderator: I'm just flabbergasted that you even write in more than one genre AT A TIME! My mind would never cooperate in doing that!
Pat: But it's easy. You just read and read in the genre until it's pouring out your ears.
Moderator: After publishing eight mysteries, I know that mysteries are much easier to write now than they used to be. Does it take a lot of extra time (learning time and writing time both) when you decide to switch genres?
Pat: Yes, it certainly takes a lot of time to learn the genres. I wouldn't consider writing a book in, say, Men's Action Adventure because I have never read more than a book or two there. Same with Science Fiction. I probably won't write a contemporary romance, but I might write a romantic suspense. I have to know what's supposed to be there before I write in that genre.
Moderator: Do you study books on writing romances, writing sci-fi/fantasy, and writing mysteries? And can you recommend some titles (if you know of any?)
Pat: Yes, I do study and I read in the genre. Writer's Digest puts out some good how-to books. But I think the best thing to do is go to the library and check out books until you find one that fills your need. Then get as many books (new ones) in that genre and read, then read some more; use colored markers to follow the plot, the subplot, the story arc, and then read some more. Then, if you think you can do it, write one in that genre.
JaneR: Can librarians help you find popular new books in various genres to study? Or how do you find the good ones to study?
Pat: Study the books on writing first. Then go to a bookstore for the next step; you don't want to deface library books. They will fine you. :-)
Moderator: Are there set "rules" for each genre that you must follow, like a romance must have a happy "boy gets girl" ending?
Pat: Yes, romances are formulaic. It's sort of like building a cake from scratch. You throw in a cute meet, a hunky hero, a lot of sexual tension, some odd words for male and female body parts, do a couple of almost couplings, and then do the deed.
Moderator: How about rules for fantasy writing?
Pat: Fantasy is less strict, but if you are going that route, you really need some good books on world building. The fantasy world must be consistent. The magic has to work according to the rules of the particular subgenre you are writing.
MBVoelker: You mean internal self-consistency? Keeping what happens in a fantasy believable according to the rules that particular world works by?
Pat: Yes, exactly. Fantasy comes in lots of subgenres. I write mostly high or quest.
Moderator: Do you belong to the various professional groups, like Romance Writers of America or Mystery Writers of America? That would be a lot of dues to belong to them all!
Pat: I used to belong to RWA, Women Writing the West, Western Writers of America, Rogue Writers, and a few more, but I can't see how they help after a certain point. Now, I belong to Electronically Published Internet Connection, Electronically Published Professionals, and a couple of others. I think when you are beginning, professional organizations are important.
Moderator: What's your favorite genre to write in, and why?
Pat: My answer to this is always the same. Whatever I'm writing in at the moment.
SaraJ: Do you outline? Do you know the ending before you start writing?
Pat: I make a scratch outline. I interview my characters. And yes, usually I know how it's going to end. In A Wizard Scorned, I dreamed the ending before I even knew I was going to write the book. I got up and wrote it down, then looked at it the next morning in wonder.
Moderator: What's the best thing about writing in multiple genres?
Pat: I never get bored. I always am excited about writing. I haven't, as yet, burned out or suffered writer's block.
Moderator: There is likely a downside, so what is it?
Pat: Oh, you don't build up much reputation, but I write for five or six publishers so I just send the appropriate genre to that publisher. I think I have a western coming out in the UK in large print and a historical romance coming out in trade and e-book this summer, and the second book of the fantasy trilogy.
Moderator: You mentioned earlier about getting an agent. Do you still have an agent?
Pat: Agents are so easy to get. Yes, I have one, but only for the mystery we are writing. Most of my other works, I've sold myself. That way I get to decide who gets what rights.
Kevin: We keep hearing that good agents are just as hard--or harder--to get than a publisher. Why do you say they're easy?
Pat: Mostly because I've never had any trouble getting one--keeping them is different. My first agent quit agenting to have a baby. My second one died. My third one was a drunk.
Moderator: Oh dear! That's a tough track record! Would most agents be open to their authors writing in so many genres, or would they care?
Pat: I didn't ask. I assume an agent is working for me--and since my work doesn't really fit into a niche, it works better if I do the querying. That's one reason I like e-publishing--the niches have much more room.
Moderator: What about editors? After publishing in one genre, are they supportive of you switching genres?
Pat: It doesn't matter because I don't use the same editors for different genres. Different publishers for different genres.
Moderator: What advice would you give to a writer who wants to try writing in multiple genres?
Pat: Read. Read the good books, the bad books. Read the reviews. Read the how-to's and know what the genres are.
Moderator: What about your fans? Don't they object (like when they look for more work by you, expecting maybe another fantasy, but end up with say, a western)?
Pat: No, my fans think I'm different, so they follow me and say, "I don't like fantasy, but..."
Moderator: Which genre sells best, in your experience?
Pat: Fantasy romance. Or a fantasy that has a romance. A Wizard Scorned has been on all kinds of bestseller lists, including Barnes & Nobel, Powells, Fictionwise, and others.
Moderator: What are you working on now (do you mind saying?)
Pat: The mystery that Diana Kirk and I are writing--it will be a series.
Moderator: Pat, is there a genre that you haven't written in that you'd like to try?
Pat: Right now I'm trying this cross genre thing about a drunken elf and a gunfighter. It's sort of a western fantasy.
writeup: Is it humor too? It sounds funny!
Pat: Not really. The Princess Trap isn't exactly funny. It's a first person narrative by the gunfighter and he is a man without a country. If you want humor, you should try The Godmother Sanction. It's about a woman who bought a magic wand at a yard sale, glued it back together, found her boyfriend in a compromising situation, and turned him into a toad. The fairy godmothers grabbed her, hauled her off to Faery, and accused her of carrying a wand without a license, and some other stuff.
Ole Woman: How easy or how difficult is it to write with a co-author?
Pat: I don't know. This is my first attempt. Di is an award winning mystery writer. I'm a former English teacher who likes things tidy. She probably has more trouble co-authoring than I do.
Moderator: Is there any genre that you will never write in?
Pat: I can't say that. I'm pretty sure I won't write erotica because I don't read it. Science fiction is probably beyond me, unless it was something silly. I don't know enough about law to write a lawyer book. There are many genres I won't try.
Moderator: Pat, in your opinion, can any writer write in multiple genres if he/she wants to?
Pat: Yes, if they are willing to do the scut work of learning what that genre is.
james55clinton: Do you recycle the same characters within a genre, or create completely new ones?
Pat: New ones. It would be really difficult to recycle. I write in the past, the present, and elsewhere.
Ole Woman: Does that mean we won't read anymore about Lolly Horn & Edgar?
Pat: Well, if I write another book about them, it will have to be a murder mystery. She'll kill him.
Moderator: Aren't some of your books actually a combination of two genres?
Pat: Oh, yes. Fantasy romance. The Princess Trap. And then there's P.S. I've Taken a Lover; that isn't exactly any genre. However, it is going to be made into a movie and every review it has on Amazon is a five star. It's a woman's book.
JaciRae: So for a combination genre, your book has to follow the "rules" of two genres simultaneously?
Pat: Yes, except there aren't any hard and fast rules as such. Call them conventions of the genre. But, remember, that within any genre, there are subgenres. For example, fantasy has dark, modern, urban, high, quest, and then it sort of drifts into horror.
BingoCliff: In your writing career, when did you decide to attempt writing in another genre? Or, was it always in your plans as a writer?
Pat: I didn't decide ahead of time. I just did it. I wanted to see if I could. I wrote my first western for audio and it sold.
Moderator: Could you name some of the genres and combination genres for us?
Pat: Fantasy/Romance, Fantasy (Quest), Fantasy/Western, Fantasy full cast audio script.
Moderator: What's the best advice you can give to a person who wants to be a writer?
Pat: Read! If it sound like I have a one track mind, I do. I don't see how anyone can write unless they read--and not just in the genre.
JaciRae: How many books in a new genre did you read before trying to write one?
Pat: I review books and read probably a book a day. I have a degree in English so I've read forever. I can't come close to answering your question, but when the first agent wanted me to write a romance, I went to used book stores and bought about thirty and tore them to pieces to see how they were constructed.
Moderator: I think that wraps it up for tonight. Pat, thank you so much for sharing with us tonight. I think people will be encouraged to break out of their molds now, if they want to write in a variety of genres. I know it's given ME a few ideas!
Pat: My fingers are getting tired, but I want to thank everyone who ventured into the chat room. I had fun, and I hope you did too. Thank you again, and good-bye for now.
Moderator: Do come back in two weeks when author Ernest Volkman will be discussing "Writing for Newspapers." Ernie is a former prize-winning National Correspondent for Newsday. Currently a freelance author and journalist, his work has appeared in a wide variety of publications, ranging from Omni to the New York Times. He is also the author of eleven nonfiction books. If you want to write for newspapers, from features to columns to human interest stories (whether local, state, or nationally) you won't want to miss this interview! And now, good night, everyone!
Return to Transcripts
Home | Writing
Course | Short
Story | Full
Story | Writing
Send Me Full Info | Enroll | Our Instructors | Our Credentials | Sample Lesson
College Credits | Tax Deductibility | From Overseas | Writer's Bookstore
Free Writer's News | Life Support for Writers | Chat Room | Live Forum | Writing Craft
Calendar of Events | Professional Connection | Transcripts | Post a Note | Surviving & Thriving
Student Center | Privacy Policy | Web Editor | Comments | Writing for Children
LongRidge Writers Group
Copyright � Writer's Institute, Inc., 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
No part of the electronic transmission to which this notice is appended may be reproduced or redistributed in any form or manner without the express written permission of Writer's Institute, Inc.


text: 2009 College Football Thread Dec 8, 2009 16:26:24 GMT -5 Quote Select PostDeselect PostLink to PostBack to Top Post by hifigator on Dec 8, 2009 16:26:24 GMT -5 Dec 8, 2009 15:19:01 GMT -5 RDF said:We also set a rule that you agreed to where if you talk about a team using "we" you'd be banned-which again you've agreed to do several times and how's that worked out Cheech?I guess that makes you Tommy Chong. In any case, no, I never agreed to that. My point was always that "we" should apply if it is definitively defined in your character. If someone meets you and one of the first qualities/characteristics he or she might use in describing you to others ... as in "oh, you mean HiFi, the big Gator fan" then it is ok. Personally, I would more loosely word it as if it is a part of your being that will never change, then it can apply. I am and will forever be a Gator. All of that being said, the "consensus" opinion that the board came up with was if you actually played for the team in question or are a graduate of the institution. As an alum, then "we" qualifies. So even by that criteria, I qualify as a "Gator!"

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Register | Login
Reviews For The HBP Drabbles by HP Drabblings
Help keep Phoenixsong Running - DonateHarry Potter is owned by J.K. Rowling, Warner Brothers, and its various affiliates. Without the brilliance of J.K. Rowling, PhoenixSong.net would never exist. The stories we've published here are manifestations of our appreciation for the world that she has created. That said, all fan fiction stories and artwork published on PhoenixSong.net are copyrighted by the listed authors and artists and may not be published or distributed elsewhere without the express permission of the authors and artists.
Artwork for Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione and Fawkes banners created by ReallyCorking (c) 2013
Code ©Jeconais, 2004


text:
Unseeded Serena Out-Muscles Willowy Myskina in Cincy Comeback
Posted on July 19, 2006
A relaxed, slimmed-down Serena Williams, playing her first event since the Australian Open in January, brutalized stick-figure No. 2 seed Anastasia Myskina 6-2, 6-2 to move into the second round at the WTA stop in Cincinnati.
"I felt really relaxed. I haven't felt this way in a long time," said Serena, who has been out with a chronic knee injury, beating the Russian in under an hour. "I almost could have played Wimbledon. I was about 60 or 70 percent then. But I probably would have had an embarrassing loss."
Williams out-muscled the willowy Myskina from the baseline, making the No. 11-ranked Russian look powerless after she entered the match with wins in 14 of her last 18 matches.
"She hadn't played in six months, so I didn't know what to expect," Myskina said. "Her serve was pretty good. I knew I was going to have to keep winning my serve if I was going to stay in the game."
All the other seeded players in action advanced safely Tuesday in (4) Katarina Srebotnik (d. (Q) De Los Rios), (5) Jelena Jankovic (d. Savchuk), (6) Marion Bartoli (d. (Q) Chin-Wei), (8) Gisela Dulko (d. Domachowska), and (9) Sania Mirza (d. (LL) Stevenson who retired in the second set with a right shoulder strain), all winning in straight sets.
Jankovic, back in winning form with a victory over Venus Williams at Wimbledon, said a 10-match losing streak earlier in the year left her unhappy with tennis.
"I was in bad form," Jankovic said. "That was one of the worst periods of my life. I didn't enjoy tennis much, like I used to, but I like it now."
Unseeded players into the second round were Italian Maria Elena Camerin (d. chunky (LL) Gullickson 1-and-1), Americans Bethanie Mattek (d. countrywoman Perry from a set down) and qualifier Abigail Spears (d. countrywoman (WC) Glatch in three), China's Yuan Meng (d. Diaz-Oliva), Uzbek Varvara Lepchenko (d. (LL) Grandin from a set down), and Russian qualifier Vasilisa Bardina (d. Sromova from a set down).
On court Wednesday in Cincy are Dulko vs. Frazier, Golovin vs. Zvonareva, Laine vs. Mirza, Schnyder vs. Spears, and Srebotnik vs. Yuan.


text:
Imai claims wire-to-wire maiden win at Casio World Open
BY Bruce Young | Japan Tour | 2003 Casio World Open | Wrap | 30 Nov 2003
The last full field event of the 2003 Japan Golf Tour season has ended with a first time winner on the Japan Golf Tour taking the Casio World Open title, held just outside Kagoshima on the very southern point of the Japanese mainland.
Katsumune Imai, now in his fourth season on the Japan Golf Tour without a win, not only won the event, but did so in the most impressive style. He led by two following his first round 65 and from that point on no one would get close, extending his lead to four after 36 holes and to five after 54 holes.
Starting round four, it would seem that only lack of winning experience would prevent him from taking his first ever title but even that was soon discounted when he opened with a front nine 33 to lead by seven with nine to play.
Shingo Katayama and Brendan Jones would make moves on day four, and although they would threaten to close that gap over the closing holes, the winner was never in doubt and in the end Imai would win by seven strokes over Jones and Katayama who both tied for second.
Soushi Tajima, Tommy Nakajima and Korean Jong-Duck Kim finished in a share of fourth.
Imai has come close to winning previously at the Acom International in 2001 when he was part of a five way tie for second behind Kazuhiko Hosokawa. He was also twice third that year but his win here will catapult him to 14th on the money list and set up his best year ever. It also earns him a start at next week's end of season Japan Golf Series where the top twenty on the money list play what is effectively the Tour Championship on the Japan Golf Tour. That event is played just outside Tokyo.
Brendan Jones' strong finish today saw him alone in second and the 11.7 million yen that he earned has moved him to 6th on the money list for 2003 with 77.5 million yen or $A1.013 million.
Defending champion David Smail was 54th and Korean-born Australian Unho Park 60th.
The importance of Smail's disappointing performance is that he is likely to miss a spot at the season ending Japan Series. He is now 21st on the money list with only the top twenty in line for a start.
The two Australians guaranteed a spot next week are Brendan Jones and Paul Sheehan who finished 17th in his rookie season.


text:
Bicycle Weight Loss for Cheap
When I built my bike, I had to do tons of research to find parts that were not only light weight, but also strong and durable enough to get me by for years to come. However, pretty much any bike can be made lighter for relatively little money, and sometimes without spending a dime.
If you wonder what the point is in going light, there are actually a few reasons. For one, the lower your bike's weight, the more efficient it becomes. Less effort has to be put out by the rider to accomplish the same amount of work; that also means you can accomplish more putting out the same amount of work. As weight lowers and your output remains the same, you'll ride faster and your bike will be easier to maneuver. And easier to maneuver also means that it will be easier to put into your car, or onto a bike rack, or up the stairs of your apartment complex.
First on the agenda: chop it up!
You won't make huge weight savings by removing unneeded material. But a gram is a gram (and 114 grams is a quarter pound!), so if you don't needed it, cut it off. If you're a smaller guy or an average size female, you probably don't need the entire width of your handlebar. Experiment with different hand placement and see if bringing your hands closer together feels more comfortable. If a narrow bar seems to fit you better, simply remove your grips (actually, that's not always simple, but you can manage), use tape to mark off where you want to cut, and use a hacksaw with a metal-cutting blade to get rid of as much bar as you want. I recently cut 3/4" off each end of my wife's bar to fit her better, and lost 25 grams of weight. Since the bar was already chopped down from it's original size a few years back, total weight loss could have been over 50 grams. It doesn't sound like much, but everything adds up.
Grips are usually made wide enough to fit the larger hands out there, but that doesn't mean you have to leave them that size. If your hands are narrow, the reach from your normal hand position to the shifter or brake lever can be awkward. After pulling the grips off, use sharp scissors to get rid of how ever much width you'd like. You may lose 10 grams or so, and having a closer reach to the brakes and shifter will also improve your ride. If you put some real thought into it, you could cut down your grips when you take them off to cut the bar down.
Your bike probably comes with a 350mm +/- seatpost. Chances are, you don't need all of that post down inside your bike frame. Once you've ridden the bike awhile and have found your perfect seat height, mark the post with some tape where it exits the frame. Then remove it from the bike and chop off all but 6-8" below the tape. Considering posts are made of pretty thick, strong material, the weight savings could be substantial. To keep the frame from being under too much stress, though, don't remove too much. Only leave what you need.
At this point, the chopping is almost over, but there's still on more place you could save weight. If you look between the stem and the head tube, you may find the bike manufacturer placed an inch or more worth of spacers to raise the bar. This makes for a more comfortable parking lot test before you buy the bike, but you may not need to sit up that straight when you ride. Before you make a cut, experiment with different heights of the bar buy removing the stem and a spacer or two, then replacing the stem and putting the spacers back on above it. Tighten everything properly and go for a ride. It may take a few rides before you find the ideal height, and you may not want to lower the bar from its original height at all. However, if you're more comfortable with a lower bar, simply toss out the unwanted spacers, remove the fork from the bike (consult a shop on how to do this properly), press the star nut down an equal amount to what you're going to chop off, and then get out your hacksaw. You may end up getting rid of another 50 grams or more when it's all said and done.
A well built bike will have properly sized cables and cable housings, but far too many have their cables and housings cut way too long. Paying a shop to re-do your cables may cost a lot, but some shops handle all labor on your bike for free. You can also spend $10 and buy a simple cable cutter (NOT a wire cutter!) at a hardware store and do it yourself. Like most things, you'll want to learn how to cable a bike before you embark on it, but it's really not as complicated as you may think.
Last but not least, chop the chain! Usually, bike makers use enough chain that you can be in the largest front gear and the largest rear cog without putting stress on your rear derailleur. Well, for one thing, that puts your chain in enough of a lateral bind that it can cause premature link or pin failure, and also wears down your gears' teeth sooner due to all the additional rubbing. It'll definitely take experimenting, but you can safely get rid of enough extra chain that it's impossible to be in the large chainring and the largest cog. My bike can't actually go beyond about the 7th cog when in the large chainring; it's been like this for years and I only had to replace the rear derailleur when a pulley began wearing out after 7 years and SRAM (the bastards!) no longer sold a pulley that fit. Depending on how much chain you remove, you could save a lot of rotating weight. It'll also leave you with spare links should you ever break your chain someday.
Next up: swap OEM parts.
When you buy your bike, it may come with a really tall and wide (and heavy) riser bar. It's trendy for some reason right now. Ask the salesman if the shop would be willing to trade you for a flat bar before you buy. Sometimes they'll trade you evenly and it won't cost you a cent. Other times, they may sell you a new part at a huge price reduction, install it on the bike for you, and then keep the original part to resell later. Depending on how heavy the original bar was–and how light the new one is–you could shave as much as a quarter pound off your bike before you even buy it. Other parts to swap before you buy are the seat, stem, bar-ends and seatpost. Just be sure the part you're trading for is lighter and fits you better than the original.
A couple other good swaps are the quick-release seat collar and wheel skewers. If, for convenience sake, you like the quick-releases, then just ignore this. Otherwise, it's a quick and easy way to toss a few grams, especially since you should already be taking a multi-tool with you on rides anyway.
Step three: rollie things.
When it comes to maximizing your weight savings for a given price, you can't beat going to lighter tires and innertubes. The original tires on my wife's bike weighed around 700 grams, and the innertubes were over 200 grams each. I swapped them for some Kenda Kozmik Lite tires that I had bought on discount a few months prior and some ultra-lightweight innertubes. The new tires weigh about 790 grams together, and the tubes are another 174 grams for the pair. In all, I got rid of over 1.85 pounds of rotating weight. The cost of the tires and tubes was about $60, and has a huge affect on overall performance (for every gram of rotating weight removed, it will have the same affect as 3-4 times the amount of stationary weight elsewhere).
Spokes! My Rolf Dolomite's were already pretty light for the price, but after a few years, I wanted them lighter. I spent about $50 on lighter externally butted DT Swiss spokes, and another $40 for the shop to re-lace my wheels with them and I lost 109 grams of rotating weight in the process. Considering the Rolf wheels use very few spokes to begin with, the weight savings on wheels with more spokes would be even greater.
Remember, if it rotates, its weight loss effects will be seen far more than a stationary part's. This means going to lighter tires and tubes, ditching chain links, and someday–when parts begin to wear as they always do–going to lighter cranks, chainrings and cog.
And finally…
Do you ride at night? If so, for safety reasons, leave your reflectors in place. But if you pretty much only ride during the day, ditch all of them. You'll probably save over a quarter pound of stationary and rotating weight between all four of them. Also, feel free to remove that silly chain guard on your rear wheel–you know, the clear-ish plastic thing that sits between your cogs and your spokes. It doesn't really do much if your derailleurs are properly adjusted because your chain will never fall off in that direction anyway. I've never had one on my wheels and I've never needed it. All it'll ever do is turn yellow and look tacky. Take the wheel to your shop and ask them to remove the cog, then pop it off and they'll put the cog back on.
When I bought my frame, it had a really tacky red-fading-into-yellow paint job. I hated it and decided from day one that I had to get rid of it. Since I work somewhere that I have access to a bead blaster, I just took it to work with me and, on off-hours, blasted all the paint off it. I think it took about 5 minutes. It was weighed on precision calibrated scales before and after, and I lost a quarter-pound once the paint was gone. I wouldn't suggest this unless you have an aluminum frame, but for the price (free) and weight savings, it was worth it. Since it also involves completely disassembling your bike, I'd suggest waiting until the winter months to do it. Don't, however, use paint strippers, as they can have a chemical reaction to the material and actually weaken it. Also, make sure you use plastic media and not sand when you blast the paint off. You most likely know someone with an air compressor, and sandblast kits can be had for under $30, so this project can be very cheap if not totally free. Another solution is to do the same thing to your fork, but it involves more disassembly and a lot of care. Remember, the larger the frame, the more paint and primer is on it, and the greater the weight savings will be.
Like I said before, a light bike doesn't really have to cost a fortune. You're most likely towing around with you far more material than you need. If it can be deleted, then do so. Each modification may only lose a few grams at a time, but when you're all done, your bike could be a few pounds lighter and just as dependable as the day you bought it. Don't forget, money can also be saved by reselling your OEM parts. In my own recent experience, I shaved nearly 3lbs. off my wife's Gary Fisher Advance for just over $100. I could remove even more, but she says she likes her paint job…
Oh… and you don't need your silly valve caps, either.


text:
Weekly Bulletin
Contact Us
Parish Information
Pastor's Page
Parish History
Parish Life
Youth Ministry Page
Councils and Commissions
Music Ministry
Vacation Bible School
Related Links
Giving Programs
Resurrection Parish - 25 Years - 1990-2015
Friday Morning Bible Study
begins Oct. 2nd - see Weekly Bulletin
Fall St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Drive
weekend of October 24-25
SvdP Friends of the Poor Walk-Belle Isle
October 17th - see weekly bulletin
Welcome to the Resurrection Parish Website. We are a Roman Catholic Church located on Warren Road between Beck and Ridge Roads in Canton Michigan. Since our inception in 1990, our parish Spirit has been a pioneering one, striving to serve and build a strong sense of community among our 650 families. It is with this pride that we present our parish website which highlights that numerous activities that are carried out by our wonderful Pastor, Father Eugene Katcher, our excellent staff, and all of the dedicated parishioners who have helped make Resurrection Parish a cohesive, viable faith community.
Resurrection Parish is a small, inviting Catholic family joyfully celebrating the Good News of the Risen Lord through the Eucharist and the sacraments, lifelong spiritual growth, responsible stewardship and loving service to others.
Please take a few minutes and browse through the various pages of our website and let us know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about the material that we have included in these pages. Again, thank you for visiting the Resurrection Parish website.
See Councils & Commissions - Parish Finance Council for Changing Lives Together Updates
Resurrection Catholic Parish | (734) 451-0444 |
Email Us
| Copyright 2009, All Rights Reserved.
Site designed by
What Webs We Weave, LLC


text:
0151 350 3740
Mon - Sun: 8am to 11pm
|Awarded a Food Hygiene Rating of 5
|Broadcasts Live News
|Cask Marque Accredited
|Children Welcome
|Racing UK Shown
|TV Screens
This pub is named after the celebrated engineer Thomas Telford.
Ellesmere Port owes its existence to a group of Shropshire businessmen, whose meetings in the early 1790s, chaired by Lord Edward Clive, resulted in a plan to build a canal connecting the rivers Severn, Mersey and Dee. William Jessop was appointed chief engineer, and fellow engineer Thomas Telford drew up plans for the bridges, aqueducts, tunnels, locks, reservoirs, wharfs and other works. The canal opened on 1 July 1795, and Ellesmere Port was born.
We show live subtitled news (on silent) throughout the day.
Simply enter your town, postcode or pub name
Download the Point Of Interest (POI) file for your sat nav device


text:
on 25-07-2012 18:05
on 29-07-2012 23:08
Hi Ziggystarburst,
I can confirm that the utilisation issue has now been raised to our Networks Team under fault reference F002039268 and is due to be resolved on 03/10/2012 (although this is subject to change).
I am sorry for the inconvenience caused throughout this time.
on 09-11-2012 18:09
I just searched the site and found this post.
I too have the same fault referance: f002039268 and have been given a simular run around . i was told it was fixed on the 7th nov. it is still very broken. I called back just now and have been told thats its going tobe another month to be fixed.
Are they sure they have any intention to fix this? Can any one from VM tell me when this will get fixed or who do i speak to to get the contract cancelled?
on 14-11-2012 18:04
I had a few weeks with a usable service but after being promised they would fix and constant changes to the date it appears that I'm once again down to a crawl. Especially in the evenings when it's hopeless. I just need to contact the woman who told me to call her if I get problems again. She doesn't answer emails any more.
on 14-11-2012 18:59
on 15-11-2012 08:52
Broadband has been poor for over a year now. It feels to me that its not that the fix date "changes". It's just the fix dates are made up. If I was talking to a self employed plumber about a boiler then a repair date slipping is one thing. A multi billion pound company like virgin? Not repairing a massive fault in a year whilst still charging its customers. Not acceptable I'm afraid.
on 25-11-2012 12:38
Update. Just done a speed test and it was .84 Mbps down. Not bad for a 30mb service. Can I pay a restricted bill this month with a view to "fixing it soon" Perhaps December, January, or some time next year?
on 25-11-2012 15:42
Here we are, another few months has drifted by and at the time of writing I'm down to .12 mb down .14 up! And I'm paying for 30mb. 12mb would be bad but .12! It's quicker to post a letter. I'm cant face vm complaints dept any more. it takes 3 months to get a reply.
on 25-11-2012 17:45
Ziggy - you seem au fait with the 'fault reference - fix time - subject to change' line. I'm not sure this forum is really going to help you. Certainly all that VM will do here is keep telling you new estimated fix times and apologising.
Realistically, if you've put up with this for a year but are still unhappy then your only recourse is going to be another formal written complaint. I can imagine the feeling this fills you with, but it's probably the only way you're going to get anywhere.
Be concise, explain the problem and elaborate on how disatisfied you are. Provide them with suggestions of how to fix the problem for you. Yes, obviously you want the service to work but if it's a wide area issue local to you then you might have to accept that the problem at large is not going to be rectified following the disgruntled feedback of a single customer.
Give them 6-8 weeks to satisfactorily respond to your complaint. If they don't, or the outcome is completely unsatisfactoy then get in touch with Ofcom or start scouring for a better ISP. What you're experiencing at the moment sounds like utterly dire, rubbish service, but you're not alone - you can see that there are several other areas affected in a similar manner. If you're outside of your contract though it's silly to just keep throwing £60 p/m their way and hoping that and complaining on a forum will end the problems.
on 28-11-2012 17:04
Hi Ziggystarburst,
I'm sorry for the delay in the fault getting resolved I have double checked today and can see we are currently on schedule for the date given above.
We can certainly adjust your bill to reflect the poor service received, typically we ask that you request this once the fault has been resolved. This will provide a start and end date for the fault in question and will make credit calculations more accurate. Quoting the fault reference number helps as that will provide us with all the fault details.


text:
David Krumholtz
Finding New Homes for the Stars of Fall 2011's Canceled Shows
But there's no reason one bad project should banish '24' veteran Mary Lynn Rajskub or 'Flight of the Conchords' genius Rhys Darby from our TV screens -- or, perhaps worse, relegate them to one-off-guest-star obscurity.
To remedy this situation, AOL TV has some free advice for casting directors: together, we can find new homes for the undeserving victims of fall 2011.
Check out the gallery below, and tell us if you agree with our choices.
Susan Sarandon to Appear on '30 Rock,' Frances Fisher Gets Pilot Role and More
According to Vulture, Sarandon will appear in 'Queen of Jordan,' the episode scheduled for March 17. Yes, that means more of Angie's reality show and Susan Sarandon.
Sarandon's last TV gig was part of the final season of 'ER.'
In other TV news ...
• Frances Fisher has booked a pilot role. Fisher will star in ABC's 'Partners' as the mom of Mattie and Jess, two police detectives who are also (secretly) half-sisters. Fisher's character is in jail for killing her abusive husband. [Deadline Hollywood]
• 'Numb3rs' star David Krumholtz is going 'Playboy.' Krumholtz will play the general manager of the Chicago Playboy club. [TVLine]
• Britney Spears will perform on 'Good Morning America.' Spears will appear from San Francisco on March 29. [Entertainment Weekly]
News Roundup: 'Lost' Producers Working on Fairy Tale Series, CBS Names Judges for Paula Abdul's Dance Competition and More
According to Ausiello Files, Kitsis and Horowitz will be joined by Damon Lindelof as a consultant. The duo are prepping a pitch for ABC Studios. Details are scarce, but the report indicates the proposed series will have a female lead.
In other TV news ...
• CBS has announced the judges for Paula Abdul's new dance competition. Abdul will be joined by host Andrew Günsberg of 'Australian Idol,' choreographer Travis Payne and singer/dancer Kimberly Wyatt. [Live Feed]
• ABC is developing a series based on 'Romeo & Juliet.' The series is a retelling of the classic Shakespeare tale, but unlike past attempts, this show would be set in Renaissance times. Catherine Hardwicke is in talks to direct. [Deadline Hollywood]
• Craig Ferguson and 'Half & Half' writer Yvette Lee Bowser are developing a comedy project at CBS. 'Roz,' follows a single mom who has to support her extended family. [Variety]
Martin Short Joins 'Tax Man' Sitcom
While Martin Short did give an impressive dramatic turn on 'Damages,' he's no Alec Baldwin. He plays the little neurotic guy much better than he could play a confident businessman with ethical issues like Jack Donaghy. He'd be better off playing characters like Leo Bloom in 'The Producers'.
The combination of David Krumholtz and Martin Short is an interesting one. It would be worth tuning in just for that. Hey, both have even appeared in 'The Santa Clause' movie franchise.
Can Short pull this role off? It's television and anything is possible. Short could create a character that is a combination of Jack Donaghy and Leo Bloom, maybe with a little Ed Grimley thrown in for good measure.
Charlie and Amita Tie the Knot on 'Numb3rs' (VIDEO)
Are you a 'Num3ers' fan? Are you happy with how things ended? Would you have liked to see the series continue?
Watch the video after the jump.
'Numb3rs' Guy Krumholtz Tapped for New FOX Sitcom
Michael Ausiello over at Entertainment Weekly says that 'Numb3rs' star David Krumholtz has been cast in the new FOX Ron Howard sitcom about an IRS agent. The show doesn't have a title yet, it's just called 'Untitled Ron Howard IRS Pilot,' which I think would be a funny title for the show (very 'Arrested Development'-like). "Tonight after 'American Idol,' an all-new 'Untitled Ron Howard IRS Show'!"
If there's any good news about this for 'Numb3rs' fans it's this: if 'Numb3rs' is renewed for another season, Krumholtz has to continue with that show. He gets the Ron Howard show only if 'Numb3rs' doesn't come back for a seventh season. And it doesn't really seem like that show is coming back next fall (though everyone thought that about another CBS show last year, 'Cold Case,' and that was renewed).
TV Casting: Freddy Rodriguez, David Strathairn Lead New Pilots
More casting news after the jump.
Numb3rs: When Worlds Collide (season finale) - VIDEO
(S04E18) "I connected you to a dangerous terrorist in three links." - Charlie
I've got to say - four seasons into Numb3rs and I can't believe we got a story like this now. Brother vs. brother. As Alan said, it had to happen sooner or later. It's just such an obvious plot that I figured it would have been sooner. Better late than never I guess. That being said, I suppose we could have done without it. Blame the WGA strike, but this episode felt like a lot of stuff just randomly thrown together to make it sort of season finale-ish. Anti-climactic at best.
Numb3rs: Pay to Play - VIDEO
(S04E17) "I think if these were Travis Tritt fans, I might have better luck." - Colby
Sometimes I just don't know what they're thinking when they come up with stories for this show. Call me crazy, but the notion of a small rap label feud just doesn't strike me as something that the FBI is going to handle. And I do mean small. Besides the fact that the only real purpose that the case served was to play up the humorous stereotypes and clichés it created (like the scene with Larry and Charlie in the recording studio), I don't think it felt realistic. The music industry is far larger than the microcosm depicted in this episode and writers just hand-picked elements for this small, almost indie, rap label. I mean, c'mon - "2x4?" Really?
Numb3rs: Atomic No. 33 - VIDEO
(S04E16) "It's not Heat?" - Colby, amazed that the Pacino/De Niro classic isn't Don's favorite movie
I think it's a given that sooner or later, every cop show is going to have an episode about religious cults. They're just so easy to make into a bad guy, especially with all the crazy stuff you always hear on the evening news. That's part of the problem though; that it is too easy to turn into an hour episode and things can get stale fast. You've seen one, you've seen 'em all. Fortunately, the folks behind Numb3rs must have realized this because this episode was way more than, how did Colby put it? A bunch of religious "nut jobs."
Numb3rs: End Game - VIDEO
(S04E15) "I don't like a guy who thinks a purple heart gives him a free pass." - Colby
Well there's something you don't see too often on Numb3rs - resurrecting an old case from a previous episode. Usually, this show is pretty self-contained. Each week it's a wrap. Despite the fact that the last time we saw Clay Porter was when he escaped, his story still felt finished. But the writers took one small detail about his past and turned it into a pretty solid episode.
Numb3rs: Checkmate - VIDEO
(S04E14) "Good morning! This is Charles Eppes. I'm in pursuit of a burgundy-ish, sort of merlot colored...um, well, what kind of car would you say that is?" - Charlie
I've got to honest, and I never thought I'd say it, but I've really enjoyed the return of Numb3rs. I can't decide if it's just because we haven't had new episodes in so long or it's because these new episodes are actually better, but I'm loving it. I even gave up reviewing Numb3rs last season because it got so stale and I reached a point where I had nothing new to say each week.
Something has changed though. It's not because the plots are unique and different, that's for sure. This entire episode pretty much mirrored last week's ep of CSI. A gang boss up for trial was sending coded messages to take out key witnesses and enemies and in each show, the ADA in charge of the cases became the next target. On CSI, the boss was using his urine to tint pages of library books with messages. Here, we had a guy using chess lessons to send out his wishes. Other than that, same plot.
Numb3rs: Black Swan - VIDEO
(S04E13) "...and dry erase boards. Lots of dry erase boards." - Charlie
Return of the nerds! It's been almost 3 months since we last saw an episode of Numb3rs, and I've been looking forward to it to be honest. Not because it's the best show on TV, but with all the crap that rolled out during the WGA Strike... well, you get the idea.
The episode began with a really well done montage that juxtaposed Don and his FBI team against Charlie, Amita, and Larry handling a lecture at CalSci. CBS must be really worried about maintaining old viewers and picking up new ones because the entire sequence could have easily served as the opening to the pilot episode for this show. It laid everything out - who was in charge, their jobs, attitudes. After the first commercial break, it was back to business though.
Numb3rs: Power
(S04E12) "We need simulations for our game theory algorithm to determine what our next step should be as a couple." - Charlie
Nerds in love. Awww. If I started talking that way to my girlfriend... I'd probably be sleeping on the couch. Whenever Charlie starts talking like that, all I can think of is that throaty hacking/laughing sound that Professor Frink from The Simpsons makes.
Once again, Charlie and Amita were discussing about moving in together, and once again that's all it was -- a discussion. It's old at this point and frankly, I wish they would just get it over with. I was honestly hoping for some tension when Larry asked Amita to assist on his new research project; perhaps some jealousy from Charlie. No such luck. So if they're so happy together and everything is perfect, explain to me why they aren't living together?
Numb3rs: Breaking Point
(S04E11) "He's not one of your agents. You know that, right?" - Alan
The return of everyone's favorite FBI nerd! With only one new episode left ("Power," it airs next Friday) you better savor it, though. We won't be getting any new Don and Charlie exploits for a while now.
Fortunately, we started off this final two episode run with a good one. I've always been a proponent of episodes that play to the characters weaknesses/strengths and this was a perfect example. A good case that doesn't overwhelm the storyline coupled with some personal issues (Alan and Charlie in this episode) generally makes for a good hour of Numb3rs.
TV Squad Hot Topics
Most Popular Articles
From Our Partners
- 'The Voice' Season 9: Meet Blake Shelton's Team
- 'The Voice' Season 9: Meet Pharrell Williams' Team
- 'The Vampire Diaries' Episodes 7.2 and 7.3 Photos: Damon and Bonnie Fight the Heretics
- 'The Voice' Season 9: Meet Gwen Stefani's Team
- 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 21: Week 4 Performance Rankings
- More From BuddyTV
- Fuller House Adds Dallas Troublemaker Juan Pablo Di Pace as Kimmy's Ex
- Fox Developing Limited Series About Racially-Charged Police Shooting, Sanaa Lathan Attached to Star
- NCIS Brings Back Scottie Thompson as Tony's Ex, Jeanne Benoit
- Castle Reveal: The Feisty 'New Woman' in Rick's Life Is... Aubrey Plaza?
- Vampire Diaries Season 7 Photos: 'Bamon' Teams Up, Caroline Suffers
- More From TVLine
- Will Bill Cosby Be Forced to Testify in New Civil Lawsuit?
- Robert Downey Jr. Reveals His 5 Favorite Instagram Accounts -- Including 'Science Bro' Mark Ruffalo!
- Star Sightings October 2015
- Could Nick Gordon Be Facing Criminal Charges in Bobbi Kristina Brown Case?
- What Holly Madison Wants to Teach Her Daughter About Playboy
- More From ET


text:
You can download science data files directly from the Data Pool FTP site. The site displays a typical tree structure of the data, where you can navigate to the data you want. Please note the Data Pool limits you to a maximum of 10 open FTP sessions at any given time.
See the Data Pool Insert Files page for an explanation of files that list daily additions to the Data Pool.
Page last updated: 01/27/14


text:
#24 of 24
greeting cards, quilts greeting cards, home greeting cards, dr greeting cards, african greeting cards, american greeting cards, art greeting cards, handmade greeting cards, folk greeting cards, wall greeting cards, hangings greeting cards, one-of-a-kind greeting cards
"African Queen" greeting card by Linda Egland. Ships within 2 - 3 business days and includes a plain white envelop for mailing and/or gift giving. Available in vertical and horizontal orientations.
Retired, from everything but joy, I began to create the art amassing in my head. I enjoy the creative process and the eventual effect.. I love to paint.... so stand away from me or you too will be adorned. I paint cards, t-shirts,sweat-shirts and my love...art quilts. I quilt the depictions on the shirts as well. The art quilting utilizes my creative talents: fabric dyeing, color in paints, colored pencil or pens, placement of the design, free motion on the sewing machine attaching the parts, thread painting some areas, sometimes adding embellishments as beads & tulle, then quilting and deciding on the finish; large, small or no border, two borders, etc. Looking at this finished product is akin to seeing a truly happy face by my...
Our return policy is very simple:
If you're not happy with a purchase that you made on FineArtAmerica.com, for any reason, you can return it to us within 30 days of the order date. As soon as it arrives, we'll issue a full refund for the entire purchase price. Please note - Fine Art America does not reimburse the outgoing or return shipping charges unless the return is due to a defect in quality.
Fine Art America sells thousands of pieces of artwork each month - all with a 100% money-back guarantee.
If you've hesitated to purchase artwork online in the past, why not give us a try? You have nothing to lose!
We take great pride in the fact that hundreds of thousands of artists have chosen Fine Art America to fulfill their orders, and we look forward to helping you select your next piece!
Customer Service: 877-807-5901
(Call Any Time - 24 Hours Per Day)
All greeting cards ship from our production facility within two business days of your order.
Please Wait...
Beverly Hills, CA (United States)
Sign up for our newsletter for exclusive deals, discount codes, and more:
Unsubscribe at any time.
Server Status OK
Copyright © 2015 FineArtAmerica.com - All Rights Reserved


text:
HOPKINTONŌĆö On Monday night, the Hopkinton Town Council amended several zoning ordinances to allow a day care facility for children to be located at 111 Main St., Hope Valley.
HOPKINTON - A black bear that has been roaming through many communities in Rhode Island was spotted in Hopkinton Tuesday morning.
The Department of Environmental Management received a call at 5:37 a.m. reporting that the bear was spotted near Reynolds Court, according to Gail Mastrati, a spokesperson for DEM.
It became their M.O. for the tournament. For their third straight game, the South Kingstown National 11/12-Year Old All-Stars came out and spotted their opponent a big lead in the early innings. Unfortunately, the SK bats went cold after they fell behind early on Tuesday night and they dropped a 9-2 decision to Warwick West Side.
After a tough loss to East Greenwich in the second round of the 11/12-Year Old All-Star District 3 tournament last Sunday, the SK American baseball team came out swinging on Tuesday night, putting a 16-4, four inning hurt on Westerly to keep their title hopes alive.
ŌĆ£We took it right to them,ŌĆØ said Americans manager Ken Munroe. ŌĆ£All the kids hit.
ŌĆ£ŌĆ"They were in the zone for hitting yesterday.ŌĆØ
COVENTRYŌĆöAfter watching three strikes go by in his first at-bat 11-year Loren Vaughn wasnŌĆÖt about to make the same mistake twice at Paine Field Tuesday.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs just that the first time up I was nervous,ŌĆØ the Coventry American center fielder said.
After that it was pretty clear nerves were no longer a factor.
Vaughn hit three home runs in his final three at-bats ŌĆō including two in the third inning and a grand slam in the fourth ŌĆō and recorded nine RBI as Coventry National walloped North Kingstown 22-0 in the consolation bracket of the 12-Year Old All-Stars District 3 Tournament.
When training camps open in the fall, South Kingstown native Erik Murphy will be looking to pull off a feat very few Rhode Islanders have; become just the seventh player from the UnionŌĆÖs smallest state ŌĆō and first from South County ŌĆō to play in the NBA.
Murphy ŌĆō along with Providence native Ricky Ledo, the 40th overall pick ŌĆō will be looking to join the likes of Marvin Barnes, Ernie Calverly, Ernie DiGregorio, Tom Garrick, Joe Hassett and Owen Wells after being selected by the Chicago Bulls in the second round, 49th overall, in last ThursdayŌĆÖs NBA Draft.
Thanks to an eight-run third inning the South Kingstown American 9/10-Year Old All-Stars are in the District 3 Winners Bracket finals.
SK American scored a 16-3 victory in four innings over South Kingstown National Sunday at Tuckertown Park and will now host Warwick Continental Saturday at 10 a.m. with a berth to the district championship on the line.
ŌĆ£When you stay in the winners bracket you get more rest for your pitchers,ŌĆØ American coach Dave Palazzetti said. ŌĆ£It is helpful to get out of the blocks quickly.ŌĆØ


text:
BAYONNE YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION: Links
|The High School Network
|HS Sports in NJ
National High School sports
NY Power
Soccer News When it Happens
|view full size
NJ Premiere Indoor/ Outdoor Sports Complex
Teterboro NJ weather
Morristown NJ weather
New Brunswick, NJ weather
Mahwah, NJ weather
Suffern NY weather
Trenton, NJ Weather
Mid-New Jersey Youth Soccer Association
Women'Soccer Links
If you can't find it here, go back to sleep!
The Home of Women's College Soccer on the Web.
A Long Island based web site with some good coaching drills and info from NY.
Soccer Extreme
New England's premier soccer education program
Soccer Domain
Online Registration
BYSA Online Store
Click here to link to the BYSA online store to shop for apparrel and equipment
RedBulls Promotional Code


text:
Follow @GulfAir Instagram
Visit our Instagram account to travel around our insta-gallery, and keep updated with our news and products. Follow us to get special gifts and get the chance to participate in our competitions and activities.
Add Gulf Air to your Google+ circles
Add us to your circles for exciting news and offers dedicated to our Google+ followers.
Subscribe to Gulf Air Newsletter
Sign up now to receive news of our latest deals on flights and hotels as well as airline news. By subscribing you will be the first to know about special offers, new products and services.
RSS Feeds
Subscribe to our RSS feeds for regular updates on our latest flight promotions, news and travel deals.
Watch Gulf Air Videos on YouTube
Gulf Air Youtube channel gives a great feel of all the Gulf Air Services, Gulf Air Product, What you can expect on board, on the ground, online and much more of Gulf Air activities and exciting events.
Google Maps
This map will give you a quick idea on how to get to our location. Clicking on the image will enlarge the page and you can enter your address to get driving directions.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
In 1868 when John A. Logan, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, wrote General Orders No. 11, regarded as the founding of Memorial Day, he likely never imagined the federal three-day weekend. Surely he never imagined what was intended as a solemn observance to honor the fallen of the Civil War, one day would be seen as the unofficial start of summer.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the The News Enterprise, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning The News Enterprise and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text: Welcome to the English part of the website of the province of Flevoland. On this site you will find all sorts of information about the youngest province of the Netherlands: facts and figures about the province, its history and the most important themes. We hope that this website will give you a good impression of the province of Flevoland.


text:
NASA managers have given a "go" for a countdown leading to the launch of five suborbital sounding rockets early in the morning March 27 on a science mission that will briefly create a milky white cloud that may be visible along a large portion of the U.S. east coast.
The launch window for the mission will be between 2 and 5 a.m., March 27. The countdown will begin at 9 p.m., March 26. Clear skies are predicted for the March 27 launch. However, ground level winds may exceed allowable limits for the flights to occur.
The Anomalous Transport Rocket Experiment mission will gather information needed to better understand the process responsible for the high-altitude jet stream located 60 to 65 miles above the surface of the Earth.
As part the mission, the sounding rocket launch team at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops Island, Va., will launch five rockets 80 seconds apart, each of which will release a chemical tracer to create clouds allowing scientists and the public to "see" the winds in space.
A significant criteria for launch to proceed will be clear skies not only at Wallops but also at sites in New Jersey and North Carolina. The temporary clouds may be visible for up to 20 minutes by residents from South Carolina to southern New Hampshire and Vermont.


text:
Fursday: how to love a human [a guest post]
Hi there.
I'm pleased to inform you that Miss Amber is up and about today, and that she even put some pants on!
She can't chew or smile properly yet, but she did toddle off to see the oral surgeon this morning (who is, apparently, uncommonly handsome). He assured her that the screaming gums and puffy jaw are 'normal post-operative swelling'. No infections. She's just a bit of a slow healer (which is still better than being a Blue Heeler, in my book) and will be back to her usual chewing, smiling, talking-too-much self before much longer.
I think you'll also be pleased to know that I have been taking very good care of Miss Amber this whole entire week. In fact, I barely left her side until just this morning, when I discovered an empty cardboard box that I have been sleeping in all day.
I have helped Amber every day to eat her soup and yoghurt and mashed potato. I watched all of season five of Mad Men without complaint, even though Pete Campbell gets on my nerves. I snuggled in during the four days of non-stop rain that left the cellar flooded and the floors dotted with muddy paw-prints. (I did not eat the envelope that Amber's x-rays came home in — that was the ginger cat.)
You see, some things animals do better. Like eating envelopes. And loving humans.
We don't care what a human looks like or what they're wearing. We don't care how old they are, how smart or educated. We don't care where they live, what they drive, what job they've got.
We don't try to fix it when they've got a problem. We don't say, 'Don't cry' when they cry. We don't judge, we don't call after 9.00 pm, we don't resent their successes.
We don't break up with other people by text or e-mail. Nuh uh.
We can't operate a tin opener.
So we play nice.
Jokes, jokes. Humans have a lot to learn from animals about how to love: happily, unconditionally, as if each day were the first or last in a long romance.
For richer or poorer, in sickness and in health: that's true love. And animals do it better.
Thanks, little buddy, for keeping me company every single day of the last week. Anatole France was right: 'Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.' I'd be so lonely without my cats and dogs.
PS. Amber has one more guest post up her sleeve for Saturday, then it's back to regular programming. Thanks for coming along on the ride this week and for all your well wishes!
Categorised as: friends+fuzzy animals


text:
William "Bill" Hendrix, 73, a resident of Mountain Home passed away Friday, September 28, 2012, in Mountain Home.
He was born July 14, 1939, in Lilbourne, Missouri and was the son of Russell and Rose Barks Hendrix. Bill was a veteran of the United States Air Force. He worked for American Airlines where he retired after 33 years of service. He relocated to Mountain Home from St. Louis, Missouri in 2003. Bill married Fern Louise Register on May 6, 2010, in Mountain Home. He worked for James Payne driving for Mountain Home Taxi and shuttling railroad employees. Bill loved softball, basketball and fishing. He caught his trophy fish, a 51 pound catfish in January 2012. He also played pool at the Van Matre Senior Center in Mountain Home. Bill was preceded in death by his parents and a sister.
Survivors include his wife, Fern Hendrix of Mountain Home; three daughters and sons-in-law, Vickie and Russell Elias of Suffolk, Virginia, Debbie Faulkner of Suffolk, Virginia and Carla and Mark Witt of Madison, Alabama; five grandchildren, Michael Elias (Erica), Shaila Faulkner, Hannah Witt, Kamryn Witt and Zachary Witt; one great grandson, Ronin Elias; an aunt, Maggie Howell of Dexter, Missouri and numerous cousins and many friends.
A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, October 2, 2012, at the Conner-Hankins Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jerry Strobel officiating. Interment will be private under the direction of Conner-Hankins Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Van Matre Senior Center, 1104 Spring Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653 or Hopsice of the Ozarks Hospice House, 701 Burnett Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653
The online obituary and guestbook are available at www.conner-hankinsfuneralhome.com.


text:
WWE Top 50 Superstars of All Time DVD cover art
Oct 8, 2010 - by staff
Pro Wrestling Since 1997
No Hogan, Savage, or Foley?
no hogan cause hes with tna same with angle and same with foley. vince though did give air time for foley with his new book so big respect for vinny mac for that
Or Angle
There's only half the people on the cover, so the fact they're not featured on the box doesn't mean we won't see about them IN the box.
How can they not put Andre the Giant on the cover? He's the greatest wrestler of all time!
Did anyone notice Triple H is on the cover twice. Makes someone go "Hmmmm?"
If Bruno Sammartino(who was world champion for 10 years) isn't on this dvd, something is very very wrong
I really hope, that CM Punk is there too. He is the best in the world EVER. Dont understand, why Hogan should be in, he sucked
To the gentleman who see Triple H twice, I am not certain how you see that. I looked at that cover three times, and I only see Triple H under the Junkyard Dog. Please enlighten me on where you see Triple H a second time? Otherwise, you may need to start getting some bifocals. I say this with no disrespect, just making an observation.
The B.I.G. Man.


text:
Christmas Tree
Published 27/11/2012 | 10:36
COUNTY Carlow Community & Voluntary Forum, County Carlow Sports Partnership, Carlow Volunteer Centre and Carlow Local Authorities will once again dedicate a Christmas tree to celebrate the efforts of local volunteers.
This special Christmas tree will be displayed in the Fairgreen Shopping Centre and will be decorated with special stars on which will be listed the names of hundreds of Carlow's volunteers.
We invite your group to send the names of all your volunteers to Carlow Volunteer Centre so that they can be displayed on the tree.
A tree-lighting ceremony will be held on Friday, December 6, at 6 p.m. to mark International Volunteer Day and all volunteers in the county are welcome to attend. Please email your list of names to email@example.com.


text:
Login | Join
News Featured Content
All News Articles
Interviews Featured Content
All Interviews Articles
Lessons RSS
Lessons Featured Content
All Lessons Articles
Gear RSS
Gear Featured Content
All Gear Articles
Blogs Featured Content
All Blogs Articles
Girls Featured Content
All Girls Articles
Acoustic Nation RSS
Acoustic Nation Featured Content
All Acoustic Nation Articles
With your help, Guitar World is out to crown the Best American Rock Band Ever!
Andy Aledort looks at a few useful ways to apply a modal approach to soloing.
Guitar World counts down the heaviest songs before Black Sabbath.
As one half of the guitar duo in Tesla, Dave Rude is a busy man. It seems hardly a month goes by without Tesla taking their blues-driven rock to concert venues around the world. Somehow amid the demands of Tesla, Rude has managed to keep the Dave Rude Band intact — and produce new material. The Key marks the band's first full-length album and displays Rude's vast array of influences.
When Tesla first set the rock world on fire with their debut album, 1986's Mechanical Resonance, Dave Rude was 8 years old. As fate would have it, in 2006, founding Tesla guitarist Frank Hannon came across The Dave Rude Band on MySpace and asked Rude to join his band as a rhythm guitarist. That eventually led to Rude joining Tesla.
Tesla lead singer Jeff Keith and guitarist Frank Hannon will be taking fan questions during a live webcast later today, October 26, from 6-7 pm. Fans can register in advance to see the chart at this location.
Veteran rockers Tesla have announced that they will release their new album, Twisted Wires & The Acoustic Sessions..., on July 12.
Buy it now!
Now on the iPad
Copyright 2015 © NewBay Media, LLC. 28 East 28th Street, 12th floor, New York, NY 10016 T (212) 378-0400 F (917) 281-4704


text:
- Filed Under
Freshman Ben Gamache and sophomore Bronson Kovacs scored in the second period to lift No. 6 Hobart to a 2-1 victory over Neumann in a men's hockey game on Friday.
The Statesmen (9-0-2) extended their unbeaten streak to 11, the longest to start a season in program history.
Gamache put Hobart up 1-0 2:48 into the second with a goal from just inside the right circle, his fifth of the season. The Knights answered at 9:02 before Kovacs netted the winner at 12:02. ...


text:
i open the Gunz cilent, After about 10 seconds it goes t0 84.82%
It is moving at 0.0 B/s it doesnt move a bit!! HELP!!
i open the Gunz cilent, After about 10 seconds it goes t0 84.82%
It is moving at 0.0 B/s it doesnt move a bit!! HELP!!
actually half step is usefull to hit those who dont turn off their gunz sound so that you can hit them without making a sound
(I can BF fast enoguh to not make a sound bt there are some that can't)
(I barley ever use a gun even in gun games lmao )
may i please join your clan Iris? I kinda know 2 of the K style moves butterfly and wall slash im getting better at them so can we play together?
Thanks for the guide.
One more thing, i always seem to use the scroll to SS and whatnot. can you tell me what key-press you use so that i can get use to doing reload halfstep and such. Since using the scroll is slower when you slashshot.
lol i am learning this 1 year
when i was lvl 5 i can bf
when i was lvl 10 i can Hs and SS
when i was lvl 30 i knew all K-style moves
2/10 Lots missing. Need help?
If anyone wants ingame demonstrations of ALL the k-style moves which is really about 40 message me.
Last edited by Mosnanda; 12-18-2007 at 01:08 AM.
Meh i use shift. I find it easier
Sasuke freak
U dunno post the:
Forbidden step
Forbidden half step
Forbidden reversal half step
Reversal half step
Triple reversal half step...
It nots hard, but u needs to have fastest fingers to do it in a perfect way.
EDIT: Im rank 17 in ijji
Nah, lie xDDDDD
Im rank 40...and over
Last edited by Aluchi; 03-05-2008 at 03:32 PM.
Lmfao... i know like all of them but im trying to learn tbf ;p but now i cant be bothered to play the game anymore i played it too long and it got boring for me.
Dungeon & Fighters : Ozma
CharactersRanger : Pwnago Lvl 30Striker : Pwnage Lvl 27Summoner : Shizuma Lvl 18


text:
Relationship Between Polymorphism of Heat Shock Protein 70 Gene and Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HSP70)
- Full Text View
- Tabular View
- No Study Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
Polymorphisms of HSP70 and tumor necrosis factor-alpha promoter in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, chronic liver disease and healthy controls will be measured by PCR-RFLP or direct sequencing. The clinical relevance of patients will be compared in those with polymorphism and those without.
Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Genetic: Polymorphisms of HSP70 and TNF promoter
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|Relationship Between Polymorphism of Heat Shock Protein 70 Gene and Hepatocellular Carcinoma
- Clinical relevance [ Time Frame: year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Clinical relevance [ Time Frame: year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: HSP70 and TNF polymorphisms
Genetic: Polymorphisms of HSP70 and TNF promoter
To assess the relationship between clinical relevance and polymorphisms of HSP70 and tumor necrosis factor-alpha with PCR_RFLP
Other Names:
Detailed Description:
Heat shock protein 70 (HSP 70) may be involved in various aspects of immune system including infection, autoimmunity, and tumor immunity. The relationship between HSP70 expression, disease activity and cancer prognosis varied according to type of cancer. The overexpression of HSP70 by tumor cells contributes to tumor behavior. HSP70 is present in normal and abnormal hepatocytes, and was reported to be over-expressed in both hepatoma cell lines and human hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) tissue. Recent study indicated that HSP70 is a molecular marker during early hepatocarcinogenesis. It is also involved in anti-tumor immunity in HCC.We also investigate the polymorphism of tumor necrosis factor-alpha promoter, and correlated to clinical relevance.
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- History proven HCC patients
Exclusion Criteria:
- No-definite diagnosed patients
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00769535
|Kaohsiung Medical University
|Kaohsiung, Kaohsiun, Taiwan, 807
|Kaohsiung Medical University
|Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 807
|Principal Investigator:
|Jung-Fa Tsai, M.D., Ph.D.
|Professor of Medicine
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00769535 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|February 26, 2008
|Last Updated:
|April 26, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Taiwan: Department of Health
Keywords provided by Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital:
heat shock protein70
tumor necrosis factor-alpha promoter
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Hepatocellular
Digestive System Diseases
Digestive System Neoplasms
Liver Diseases
Liver Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms by Site
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 09, 2015


text:
NCAA update: Baker advances; Yurkovich second heading into final three javelin throws
In the women's javelin …
UO senior Rachel Yurkovich stands in second place heading into the final three throws of the javelin at 183-11. She trails Purdue's Kara Patterson at 188-6.
In the women's 400 …
UO junior Keshia Baker was third in her semifinal heat at 52.33 to safely advance to Saturday's final.
Curtis Anderson covered UO track and field for The Register-Guard from 1990-96, and again since 2005. He covered the 2012 Olympic Games in London, in addition to the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials in New Orleans (1992), Atlanta (1996) and Hayward Field (2008 and 2012). He is the winner of the Jesse Abramson Award, presented by the Track & Field Writers of America for excellence in coverage in 2008.


text:
Home Remodeling Edwardsville
The Perfect Edwardsville Home Remodeling Complement
We Build To You
If your Edwardsville home remodeling is of a larger magnitude, we can be your partners from the start to ensure that your new and renovated spaces will include storage areas that fit the bill. If your bedroom is the focus, for instance, we can work with you to develop a customized walk-in area that will include accessories and design specifics completely worked around your renovated space. This will allow us to make the most of every inch and guarantee that when your new space is off and running, clutter won't be there to detract from this charming space.
Increase The Value
Every Edwardsville home remodeling is an investment in your home, and as any real estate expert would tell you, having great storage options that work specifically within the parameters of the living spaces will only serve to increase value. So when you add new cabinets to your kitchen, or you implement a layout that makes terrific use of every nook and cranny in your living room's den closet, not only will you benefit immediately from the increased visibility and cleanliness, but prospective future buyers are certain to notice and appreciate such vision.
Make Your Edwardsville Home Remodeling An Even Bigger Success
California Closets has products that can greatly enhance any number of areas around your home. Find out how we can help by scheduling yourself a free in-home consultation with one of our experts.


text:
Drive from North part of Moscow to west part and back
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?
TM + © 2015 Vimeo, LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with k in NYC.
Your content preferences apply to any Vimeo videos you view. Learn more about content preferences in our FAQ.


text:
Special! Use coupon code 50ship for FREE SHIPPING on orders of $50+
Subscribe to our Newsletter:
Café TimorFounded in 1994
Members: 19,000+ small-scale coffee farmers in 16 organic cooperatives
Coffee: Washed Arabica, SHB, Organic Certified
Coffee Characteristics: Sweet nutty flavor, medium acidity and smooth body
East Timor coffee production is small in the global coffee context, producing less than one percent of the international total. Nevertheless, coffee is crucial to the countrys overall economy. It is the most important source of foreign exchange for East Timor and it serves as the primary source of income for about one-fourth of the countrys population, or some 44,000 families.
Cooperativa Café Timor (CCT) was founded in the wake of the destruction of much of East Timor after it gained independence from Indonesia in 1999. In 2000, a group of farmers, in an attempt to successfully market their coffee internationally, united to form CCT. Today, the organization has grown to include 19,600 members from 16 base cooperatives and 494 small-scale farmer groups. CCT obtained Fair Trade certification from Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International (FLO) in 2001 and has since greatly benefited from the Fair Trade price.
After the 1999 referendum for independence, the Indonesian army and its militias devastated East Timors coffee industry by killing and displacing farmers and their families, stealing and destroying most of the coffee crop, and destroying roads, warehouses, and other infrastructure vital to the industry. But with support since 1994 from the US National Cooperative Business Association, some 19,000 small-scale coffee farmers have organized in 16 organic cooperatives and 493 producer groups to create a national cooperative structure known as the Cooperativa Café Timor. Since the 1999 referendum, the NCBA project has worked quickly and under difficult conditions, in order to help East Timor farmers export their crop.
Positive results from these collective efforts are already being seen in the countryside. Café Timor is the only independent producer of wet-milled coffee, which significantly increases its quality and market value. NCBA funds and coffee premiums have also helped Café Timor set up a network of eight fully operational clinics and 24 mobile clinics, making them the largest provider of rural health care in the country!
Still, a long road lies ahead to rebuild East Timor, ranging from basic needs for education and training to the repair of physical infrastructure and the implementation of farmer friendly government policies. But for now, expanding East Timors access to the Fair Trade coffee market is considered the best alternative.
Back to Index


text:
"KCP&L has recently approved our application requesting permission to install three 25kw Net Metering Rooftop PV Solar Systems. One 25kw unit will be installed on the roof of the Pettis County Courthouse. Two 25kw units will be installed on the roof of the Pettis County Jail. One of the jail units will supply power to the jail and the other will supply power to the Public Safety Building.
"We have estimated that our county will save an average of $11,000.00 per year over the next 25 to 30 years. It is also estimated that almost 2,000 TONS of carbon dioxide will be eliminated from our footprint over the life of the panels. That's like planting almost 47,000 trees.
"MC Power was been contracted to install the systems. You will see these workers in and around the three facilities for the next few weeks. Please welcome them to our facilities. Beginning Wednesday the County Commissioners and 911 vehicles will not park on north parking lot to allow workers access to the electrical supply etc.," said John C. Meehan, Pettis County Presiding Commissioner.


text:
Highway 1, 101 lane closures this week in Sonoma County
Caltrans this week plans the following lane closures in Sonoma County: Highway 1: –One-way traffic control between Fort Ross Road and and Meyers Grade Road because of part of the road has slipped away. Highway 101: –9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday, one lane closed from Fulton onramp to Windsor River Road, which is the downtown Windsor exit. –7 to 10 p.m. Monday to Thursday, one lane closed from Fulton onramp to Windsor River Road. –10 p.m. to 6… Read More »


text:
To link to this article, copy this persistent link:
(Jan 06, 2011) On January 1, 2011, the Australian Consumer Law, which is incorporated in the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (previously called the Trade Practices Act 1974), came into effect. This Law "brings together a number of national, state and territory consumer protection laws to ensure consistency in the rights of consumers regardless of where they live." (Press Release, Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, New Legal Protections for Australian Consumers Have Begun (Jan. 4, 2011), http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/965484/fromItemId/142.) The Law includes:
· a new, national unfair contract terms law covering standard form contracts;
· a new, national law guaranteeing consumer rights when buying goods and services, which replaces existing laws on conditions and warranties;
· a new, national product safety law and enforcement system;
· a new, national law for unsolicited consumer agreements, which replaces existing State and Territory laws on door-to-door sales and other direct marketing;
· simple national rules for lay-by agreements; and
· new penalties, enforcement powers and consumer redress options, which currently apply nationally. (The Australian Consumer Law, Australian Consumer Law website, http://www.consumerlaw.gov.au/content/Content.aspx?doc=the_acl.htm (last visited Jan. 5, 2011).)
In terms of consumer rights, the Law contains a set of minimum guarantees that must be met by businesses, including that "goods must be of acceptable quality, fit for any disclosed purpose and match any description given to them, services must be carried out with due care and skill, be fit for any disclosed purpose and achieve any specified result." (Press Release, supra.) Consumers will have rights to different remedies if a good or service does not meet the guarantees.
As part of the new product safety regime in the Law, a mandatory reporting requirement has been introduced that will require businesses to notify the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission "within two days after they become aware that product they supplied caused, or may have caused, serious injury, illness or death." (Id.) Consumers can also report product safety incidents to the Commission through a product safety website (www.productsafety.gov.au) or by phone, or they can notify the place of purchase. (Id.)
The Law also contains protections against unfair selling practices such as high pressure or misleading tactics in door-to-door sales and telemarketing. "These protections limit the hours sales people can contact consumers and require a written agreement to be provided which discloses basic information, including cooling off periods, termination rights and the total price of the sale." (Id.)
The Law will be enforced by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and by state and territory consumer protection agencies. New enforcement powers also came into effect last year. (Id.; Enforcement, Australian Consumer Law website, http://www.consumerlaw.gov.au/content/Content.aspx?doc=the_acl/enforceme
nt.htm (last visited Jan. 5, 2011).) A quick reference guide to the Law is available on the website of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, at http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/96
It was reported that the Australian Productivity Commission has estimated that the flow-on benefits to the Australian economy from having a harmonized national consumer protection regime could total about AU$4.5 billion (about US$4.5 billion) per year. (Joe Kelly, Shoppers and Parents Among Those to Benefit from Law Changes at Midnight, THE AUSTRALIAN (Dec. 31, 2010), http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/shoppers-and-parents-am
5979359030; The Australian Consumer Law, Australian Consumer Law website, http://www.consumerlaw.gov.au/content/Content.aspx?doc=fact_sheets/FAQ.h
tm (last visited Jan. 6, 2011).)
|Kelly Buchanan More by this author
|Consumer protection More on this topic
|Australia More about this jurisdiction
Search Legal News
Find legal news by topic, country, keyword, date, or author.
Global Legal Monitor RSS
Get the Global Legal Monitor delivered to your inbox. Sign up for RSS service.
The Global Legal Monitor is an online publication from the Law Library of Congress covering legal news and developments worldwide. It is updated frequently and draws on information from the Global Legal Information Network, official national legal publications, and reliable press sources. You can find previous news by searching the GLM.
Last updated: 01/06/2011


text:
Free weaving patterns, projects, drawdowns, WIF files and draft – All Fiber Arts. Kolpin Powersports is the leader in the Powersports industry by design. The domestic cat (Felis catus or Felis silvestris catus) is a small, usually furry, domesticated, and carnivorous mammal. Free stained glass patterns for panels and windows, website update history. Free cat quilt patterns – including calico cats and appliqued cats quilting patterns. Any cat lover would love to curl up under a cat quilt block comforter. Educational Snail Crafts and Activities for Children Snail Crafts and Activities for Children.
Create this feline friendly quilt with our Cat and Snail Trail stamp.
Quilt Inspiration: Free Pattern Day: Easter !
Snails Trail Pattern With Cats
- Snail's Trail pattern blocks are beautiful and complex-looking patterns that are really just squares and rectangles.
- Find great deals on eBay for quilting patterns and quilt kit. Shop with confidence.
- The domestic cat (Felis catus or Felis silvestris catus) is a small, usually furry, domesticated, and carnivorous mammal.
- Last year we featured the Best of the Bargellos.
- Kolpin Powersports is the leader in the Powersports industry by design.
- Learn how to sew a basic quilting pattern in this free quilting lesson from an expert quilter and sewing class instructor.
bin sale pattern for miniature snail s trail
3/20/2012 · ~ For more free patterns see the archive on our Free Patterns Page ~ Easter is associated with so many fun traditions. Watch this quilting demonstration of how to sew the Snail's Trail quilt block. Thank you for visiting Chantal's Stained Glass web site. New free stained glass patterns added weekly. 8/18/2010 · Every cat owner knows that cats love quilts and we love cats. Free Quilt Patterns listing with over 1000 sites and many thousands of free quilt patterns. Decorate your kitchen or dining room table with free quilting patterns! FreePatterns.
More information about Snails Trail Pattern With Cats on the site: http://
snail s trail pattern little bits snail s trail pattern designed by
Free Grandmother's Quilt Cross Stitch Pattern – Free Quilt-Inspired
my friend's first grandchild. The pattern is called Bits and Pieces
Snail's Trail on Grandfather Mountain


text:
We are excited to announce that iPhone 4 Jailbreak & Unlock Solution is available for Download. Now get the Top Free and Premium Software's for Jailbreaking and Unlocking your iPhone 4 , iPhone 4S, iPhone 3GS and 3G . Supports for iPod Touch & iPad . Latest and 100% Working Solutions for Successful Jailbreak & Unlock.
Jailbreak iOS 7 , 6.1.4 , 6.1.3, 6.0 , 5.x.x
Jailbreak your favorite iOS 7 device using the latest jailbreak tools & updates 24x7. All iOS 7 supported models listed below with 100% jailbreak guarantee . Click your device to proceed .
iPhone 5
iPhone 4S
iPhone 4
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4 iOS 9
iOS 9 is by far the best iOS firmware ever and carries so many great new features that appeal not only to the regular iOS users, but it also convinces jailbreak users to not jailbreak and stay with the stock iOS 9. This is because most of the new iOS 9 features have been directly
iPhone 4 Jailbreak Evasion
Evasi0n 7, the untethered jailbreak for iOS 7, was released in time for Christmas 2013. Although it didn't get off to the best of starts, a number of updates to the utility have solved the problems and a high percentage of iOS users have now downloaded it. Image : Evasi0n Jailbreak March 10th saw the arrival
How to Download Cydia on iPhone 4 – No Jailbreak
iOS 7 was released in September 2013, alongside the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C. The untethered jailbreak utility, Evasi0n 7, followed in December although it didn't get off to the most auspicious of starts. Image : Cydia Icon on iPhone 4 Many users began to notice that the utility was not too stable and issues such as
How to Download iOS 8 Beta
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference kicks off in just 43 days' time, on June 2nd in San Francisco. The start time for the 5 day event is 10:00 AM but obviously, this will be different, depending on where you are. Image : Download iOS 8 How to It is expected that iOS 8 will be unveiled during the


text:
Tough Guy Challenge
A competitor tackles the rope bridge during the Tough Guy Challenge... News PhotoCompetition,Endurance Race,England,Extreme Sports,Human Interest,Motion,Offbeat,Rope,Sport,Tackling,Telford,Tough Guy Challenge,UK,VerticalPhotographer Michael ReganCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesTELFORD, ENGLAND - JANUARY 27: A competitor tackles the rope bridge during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)


text:
Hotel Berghof Graml
The Hotel Graml is a family-owned business with a long tradition of hospitality. The hotel dates back to Maria Theresa's day when it served as a popular resting place for coachmen and travellers on their long journey. Now a gentle hill, the Rennerberg on which the Hotel Graml stands was very steep and difficult to cross in earlier times.
We have large, comfortable rooms (approx. 30 m2) with modern furnishings, bath, shower, WC, telephone, TV, bar and balcony. Enjoy the peace and quiet and the hotel's cordial hospitality.The serene country setting, far from the bustling crowd, is just minutes away from Salzburg, the Festival city.
Hotel Graml is situated along Bundesstrasse 1 on the eastern edge of Salzburg near the Wallersee motorway exit.
Our hotel has single,double, triple, quadruple, five and six bedrooms all equipped with bathroom, shower, hair dryer, satellite tv, direct telephone and balcony.
The breakfast includes jam, fresh baked bread, butter and tea or coffee, and it's free for the private rooms, but not included for the 4, 5 and 6 bed dorms,
**Please note we have a 72 hours cancellation policy-late cancellations and no shows will be charged for the first night**
The check-in times are from 17:00 to 21:00. Check -out is at 11:00 am.
Free WI-FI available for all rooms!
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hotel Facilities & Policies
- Bar
- Cafeteria
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Elevator
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Hair Dryers
- Internet Access
- Lounge
- Non Smoking
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Postal Service
- Restaurant
- Safety Deposit Box
- Taxes included
- Wheelchair Accessible
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hotel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
Please note, that we pre-authorize your credit card. If the credit card is not valid, we can't guarantee the booking.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
Hotel Graml is situated along Bundesstrasse 1 on the eastern edge of Salzburg near the Wallersee motorway exit.
By car you will reach:
* the city in 5 minutes
* the fairgrounds in 10 minutes
* the German border (Freilassing) in 10 minutes
* the Wallersee motorway exit in 2 minutes
* the Salzkammergut district in 20 minutes
Located Near
Hotel Graml is situated along Bundesstrasse 1 on the eastern edge of Salzburg near the Wallersee motorway exit.


text:
Renee H.
Member Since Jan 10th, 2007
Are you Renee H.? If So, Login Here.
Recent Comments:
Actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar's Divorce Finalized
Jun 1st 2011 1:07PM another hollywood headline. 14 years. thats a record in hollywood. usually they only last 14 days. ha ha ha. i wish them well. she's set for life anyway. she gave him 2 babies. she'll be taken care of for life. hope she gets a good attorney. i guess the mudslinging starts now. lets see who can be the nastiest. hope the kids are brought in the middle
Chelsy Davy Dons Alberta Ferretti for the Royal Wedding
Apr 29th 2011 7:12PM i agree it looks like 2 shades. the top definately a shade or 2 deeper than the skirt. the whole outfit needed an iron or pressing. and you all are right. i dont know if they call that the bedhair look or not but she needed to stop at the hair dresser or use some gel to lay that shit down before stepping into public.
C'mon, Texas, Pay Anthony Graves His Money
Feb 18th 2011 10:33AM i dont know why this comes as a surprise to anyone. Texas has ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN AS A RACIST STATE. THEY WILL NEVER ADMIT THEY F***** OVER THIS BLACK MAN. THEY DONT BELIEVE IN JUSTICE FOR AFAM. WE ARE LOWER CLASS CITIZENS IN THE STATE OF TEXAS AND IN MOST STATES IN THIS COUNTRY. I SUSPECT TEXAS WILL NEVER PAY THIS MAN. IF THEY DONT PAY HIM IT IS AND ADMISSION OF THEIR GUILT AND REFUSAL TO ADMIT THEY AGAIN HAVE WRONGED AN AF AM. WE ARE NOT CONSIDERED HUMAN IN THEIR EYES. WHATEVER THEY DO TO AF AM THEY FEEL JUSTIFIED. I BELIEVE TEXAS WOULD BE THE FIRST STATE TO ADOPT "SLAVERY" IF THIS WORLD WENT BACK TO THAT SAD TIME. THEY BELIEVE IT. THE WORDS JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS ARE NOT IN THEIR VOCABULARY WHEN IT COMES TO AF AM.BE WARNED MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS, STAY OUT OF THE STATE OF TEXAS ESPECIALLY IF YOU PLAN A LIFE OF CRIME.
The Cancellation of 'Undercovers' Speaks to Black Actor Hurdles
Nov 16th 2010 1:23AM I also enjoyed the show. I dont think it was allowed to find it's true audience yet as is the case with a lot of tv shows of late. Particularly i think because of the mass production by networks. so many show are released each season if these networks dont have sky high ratings with them they pull them which is never fair to the dedicated fans these shows have. I wonder, does anyone out there know if BET expressed a desire to possibly pick it up and run new episodes? I believe the show would sustain a captive audience on that network
Latest Black Celebrity in Financial Trouble: Jermaine Jackson
Sep 29th 2010 12:59AM Yeah that is definitely Jackie Jackson
Mom, Daughter Charged In Stabbing Over Facebook Comments
Sep 27th 2010 12:38PM you all need to stay away from the internet bs. if you want your business in the streets go on those sites. i personally dont do the facebook, twitter or any of those other internet socializing sites. because i know all they do is put your business out there for thousands of people to see.they are all geared to expose your personal business. if you dont want people knowing your business leave those f****** sites alone. anyone who uses those sites deserve what they get. you want people to know you, pick up the f****** phone and call and talk to them. dont expose yourself on the internet and you wont have any problems. a lot of my friends keep sending me invitations to be their "friend" on these sites. i was their friend before the internet came about and i dont need to expose my business to the world. i delete all invitations for those sites cause i dont want anyone knowing my personal business. stay away from the internet socializing and you wont have problems. with that being said, mother and dtr need to do time. they assaulted someone with a deadly weapon and they deserve to be punished. but if facebook wasnt around this probably wouldnt have happened. you people keep your business private.
Company Drug Testing and Background Checks: What to Expect When Hired for a New Job
Jun 20th 2010 6:08PM the only problem i have ever had with drug testing is separating the users from abusers. anyone who wants a job in this day and age can stop using a drug long enough to pass a urine test unless they have a serious problem. and most employers only perform preemployment. some do pre and for suspicion. others do pre and random.unfortunately the drug industry is not limited to teenagers or welfare recipients. i dont know how many people keep quiet about their personal/social use of what i consider the most harmless drug, marijuana. ceo's, lawyers, doctors, housewives, mothers, teachers etc etc. the marijuana industry alone is what billions of dollars. teenagers dont have that kind of money you know it's everyday citizens lighting up for whatever reason who are still leading productive beneficial lives and are not posing a danger to anyone. so my problem with drug testing is that testing only shows a drug in the system it can not prove a person made a mistake because they like to smoke weed from time to time. what about all the incidents of auto accident or other crimes or accidents that showed no substances in the offenders system, what explanation for what occurred could not be attributed to drugs so, people who dont use drugs have horrific accidents as well as people who do. so testing only shows drugs in the system it doesnt mean a person cant be a valued and excellent employee. i know, i am close with someone who is in a supervisory position and smokes everyday after work and is one of the best employees in his company.consistent high marks loved by all. so let the weed smokers be. they are harmless as long as they keep it in control
Phoenix TSA fails to detect 20 trips with 20 pounds of pot - failure or fearmongering?
Jun 6th 2010 6:02PM does anybody actually read the banned item list that is constantly posted in airports. i fly frequently. and if you notice, marijuana is not on the list of banned items. so it is okay to travel with some wacky weed.(lol) it doesnt hurt
Kelis and the Amazing $5,000 Weave
Apr 2nd 2010 6:24PM i keep repeating myself WHO THE HELL IS KELIS?. AND WHAT THE HELL DOES A 5000.00 WEAVE LOOK LIKE. IT HAS TO BE TRIMMED IN GOLD AND DIAMONDS. someone pray for that misguided soul.
Kelis and the Amazing $5,000 Weave
Mar 31st 2010 11:21PM who the hell is kelis?