text:
Buy Report and Get Rid of Your Problems
Countless students are faced with the problem of finding a good service to buy reports from. Plagiarism has increased the severity of the problem in finding a reliable resource where one can buy report and has caused numerous students to face a dilemma; must they risk their money and reputation by relying on a service that might turn out to be fraud, or must they risk their grades as well as waste their precious time at attempting to write a report by themselves?
Buy Reports from Our Service
- The solution to your dilemma is BuyEssay.org. We offer high school, college or university level students excellent, original and genuine reports. Students, after cooperating with our report writing service, will never go to other services to buy reports: buy book report, business report, custom report, and so on. We are a widely known company and we have a large number of customers. Many customers who buy report or paper from us become regular customers. If you order a report from us, its quality will surprise you.
- Plagiarism can land students in big trouble if caught. There are a vast variety of services from which you can order reports, however the risk of plagiarism is high and there is a probability of low quality work. Students who have never attempted to order custom essays may become victims of such companies.
- Usually services ask students to buy essays and after handing over the payment, disappear without giving anything in return. Such companies cause students to despair and search for other methods to buy book report, business report, or a custom report.
- BuyEssay.org is a reliable service that offers an opportunity for all students to freely order reports of all types. You can buy papers with us and receive them in the shortest possible time. There is a possibility of mistakes and plagiarism while you order papers from other services, however while working with our team, you can rest assure that each paper is carefully checked by writers for any mistakes and by our plagiarism detection software before being received by you.
Order Any Paper You Need
You can order customized reports, book summaries, custom-written reports and purchase reports that are related to all spheres of study and to all formats. All our papers are of high quality and will obviously fulfill the standards which you provide us with. Our work passes through numerous different processes and therefore there's a minimal chance of plagiarized reports.
The reports you purchase from us are created by professional writers who have plenty of knowledge in all spheres that you may need your report in. If you want to order reports, you'll find us to be an affordable, quick and convenient service. While working with BuyEssay.org, you will get academic writing help that will make working on report a piece of cake. You can be sure that your reports are in safe hands and you can rely on our team completely as we'll offer you the best possible unique work. There is no risk for you to lose money when working with us, as BuyEssay.org is a reliable service that uses only secure payment methods.
Place a free inquiry and find out if we have just the right expert to meet your specific requirements
Buy reports from our writing service, which is known for its high quality. We are available 24/7 for your convenience.
Get a Quote for Your Order:
Fill out a short inquiry form to find out the price quote for your paper. Get a confirmation that we will be able to complete the order with your specific requirements and instructions, especially when your order is a dissertation or a thesis. We will contact you back in regards to your inquiry via the phone number you specify in the form as well as with a confirmation letter to your e-mail address approximately 15-20 minutes after you send us your inquiry.
If you need a custom written essay, term paper, research paper on a general topic, or a typical high school, college or university level assignment, you can place an order right away without prior inquiry.
Confidentiality & Authenticity Guaranteed!
Authenticity of custom essay writing and confidentiality of all information are guaranteed. We do not reuse ANY custom papers and we do not disclose customers' private information.
Order custom written sample essays, term papers, research papers, thesis papers, dissertations, book reviews, book reports, speeches and other assignments. Plagiarism-free, exclusive professional writing in more than 68 subjects.


text:
The Hazel Miller Croy Reading Center provides a variety of services to meet the needs of educators, parents, and the community. These services are coordinated by professional faculty in the Reading Department. See below for details and fees.
|CSU Fullerton Campus, Education Classroom building, EC24
Parents and caregivers interested in submitting an application for their child to participate in the Reading Center may do so by submitting the contact form, below:
Center Services
Intervention Services:
Intervention for elementary and secondary students is offered on the Fullerton campus. Clients are served by alumni reading specialists and graduate students completing the requirements for the Master's Degree in Education with a Concentration in Reading, and/or the California Reading/Language Arts Specialist Credential. Sessions are scheduled once a week for 90 minutes. All testing and instruction is supervised and guided by the Reading Department.
Evaluation of student needs typically begins with administration of an Informal Reading Inventory to estimate current reading level for initial instructional activities. A plan for follow-up testing and specific intervention is then developed and implemented throughout the semester. Each clinician summarizes their work with a student in a formal case report, which concludes with recommendations to parents and teachers for continued instruction.
The Reading Center is designed to provide an engaging and supportive environment for various ages and learning styles. A wide assortment of instructional supplies and materials is available, including books, instructional games, and instructional technology. Clinic tuition is $300 per semester. Tuition assistance may be available, with documentation of free/reduced lunch qualification.
Assessment Services
Assessment packages are available through the Hazel Miller Croy Reading Center. Screenings are conducted by reading specialist alumni. Clients receive a report detailing reading and literacy levels, strengths, needs and suggestions for intervention. The fee for this service is $250. Assistance may be available with documentation of free/reduced lunch qualification.
Private Tutorial and Assessment Services
For community members interested in private tutorial serves, the Hazel Miller Croy Reading Center maintains a list of qualified reading specialists who can accommodate a variety of reading and literacy needs.
For more information, please contact the Reading Department at 657-278-3497.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Our goal is to prepare dietitians to function as specialists in the nutrition care of critically ill patients requiring enteral and parenteral nutrition. This practicum experience encompasses a variety of clinical and scholarly activities designed to polish skills unique to the critical care environment. The emphasis of the program is to apply evidence-based research with practical clinical experience to the practice of nutrition support.
Program Testimonials
"This program is an excellent educational experience for dietitians looking to advance their skills in parenteral and enteral nutrition support. Using evidence-based practice, the program provides the skills necessary to make adjustments to parenteral and enteral nutrition based on individual considerations."
"The program greatly expanded my knowledge of analyzing biochemical data, assessing individual needs with regards to organ function, and metabolic and clinical changes of critically ill patients in the ICU. Also, it provided practice for calculating and changing electrolytes in the parenteral nutrition formula, which initially seemed challenging but soon became apparent."
"I have applied the skills I learned in the ICU Nutrition Support Practicum in my current job by working to establish a nutrition support team with the dietitian taking a more active role in parenteral nutrition order writing. I would highly recommend the program to any dietitian seeking a more active role in parenteral nutrition support and those looking to expand their knowledge beyond macronutrient adjustments."
"I enjoyed making rounds on patients with both the surgical and medical ICU teams. Rounding with the team gave an in-depth understanding of patient's diagnosis, treatment plan and gave an opportunity to clarify any indications or contraindications for feeding the patients."
"I learned even more than I thought I would in my week at Rush."
"The dietitians were extremely knowledgeable and very willing to share what they knew, based on evidence-based research. The hands-on experience beat any seminar or educational series I've ever attended!"
To download a program application, please visit the ICU Nutrition Support Practicum home page. Please download and complete the application available at the bottom of the page. Instructions for the submission process are included with the application.


text:
LinkedIn & Evernote Tackle Your Stack of Business Cards
Design News
Evernote is partnering with LinkedIn for a scanning app to make digitizing and archiving business cards easier and more searchable. Available now for iOS (Android releasing this summer), the app will require you to be a premium Evernote account member ($5/month).
• Evernote And LinkedIn Launch A New Business Card App For iOS To Organize Your Contacts | Fast Company
(Image credits: Evernote)


text:
Gene Shlatz is a Director in Navigant's Energy Practice. He has over 25 years experience in electric utility engineering, operations and technology assessment. Mr. Shlatz had managed several recent studies to assess system integration, applications and benefits of distributed energy resources and Smart Grid technologies. His background includes asset management, demand response, reliability, benchmarking, and system adequacy reviews for US, Canadian, and South American utilities. He has appeared as an expert witness before FERC and State Commissions on transmission open access, mergers, rate cases and least-cost planning.
Mr. Shlatz previously was the Director of Engineering and Operations for Green Mountain Power.
© 2016 Navigant Consulting, Inc. |
Site Feedback |
Legal Policy |
No Public Accounting Services
While many of Navigant Consulting's professionals are Certified Public Accountants licensed in various states, Navigant Consulting is not a certified public accounting firm, and neither our professionals nor Navigant Consulting provide audit, attest, or public accounting services.
Click here for a complete listing of private investigator licenses
Navigant utilizes cookies to support analysis of aggregated site usage. In order to have the full site experience, keep cookies enabled on your web browser. By browsing our site with cookies enabled, you are agreeing to their use. Review Navigant's cookies information for more details.


text:
Jenni "JWOWW" Farley
Jenni "JWOWW" Farley Is Pregnant With First Child! See Sonogram (PHOTO)
Lorenzo is going to have a new buddy for GTL time!
Jersey Shore alum Jenni "JWOWW" Farley revealed that she and fiancé Roger Mathews are expecting their first child!
JWOWW shared the news on Christmas Day 2013, via a note on her website.
"Roger and I couldn't have asked for a better Christmas gift this year!" she wrote. "We wanted to share this exciting news with you all first because you have been a part of our lives these past few years and seen the love between Roger and me develop and blossom. We are so excited to share this new chapter of our lives with you as we become parents and create more memories with a new addition to our family! Thank you for all your love and support and for being there for us throughout the years! We are extremely happy and cannot wait for our bundle of joy to arrive!"
As the card below shows, Baby Mathews is due in July 2014.
Jenni's Jersey Shore castmates have been tweeting their congrats:
IM SO EXCITED MY BEST FRIEND @JENNIWOWW IS PREGNANT! Finally we can be MOMS together ???????????????????????? love you boo! I got you ????— Nicole Polizzi (@snooki) December 25, 2013
I am so beyond excited for such an amazing great couple @JENNIWOWW & @RogerMathewsNJ !! Congrats love you!— Samantha Giancola (@SammiSweetheart) December 25, 2013
JWOWW has been retweeting several notes, so check out more at her account.
It's not clear yet whether they are expecting a boy or a girl, but back in June 2012 JWOWW told MTV, "[Snooki] has to have a girl sometime and I have to have a boy, and they either have to get married or have kids together."
The plan is now in motion!
Back in May 2013, Wetpaint Entertainment asked Roger if baby Lorenzo was giving Aunt Jenni baby fever.
"I don't think so," Roger said. "Right now she's very focused on her career. We definitely talk about it, but we want to plan it. We're planners. It's something we both want to do and I'm not getting any younger – let's be honest – but no baby yet. I would like to do it sooner rather than later though."
Is now — or at least summer 2014 — soon enough? Either way, it's happening.
Congrats to the growing family!
Sources: MTV, Twitter, JenniFarley.com


text:
Sign in now to view, license and download this image or contact us to see this image without a watermark. Want to embed this image on a non-commercial website or blog? Learn more.
Similar imagesView all
Concrete Wall Stock PhotoBackgrounds,Color Image,Concrete,Construction Industry,Copy Space,Day,Gray,Horizontal,Ivory Coast,No People,Outdoors,Photography,Surrounding WallPhotographer Vincenzo LombardoCollection: Photographer's Choice RF Vincenzo Lombardo


text:
HEQ 5 power jack sloppy...
Posted 20 August 2012 - 07:46 PM
Has anyone had this issue?
Are there any Skywatcher reps out there??
Posted 20 August 2012 - 07:59 PM
Posted 20 August 2012 - 08:00 PM
EDIT: that was a link to a review, here is their DIY product
Posted 20 August 2012 - 08:14 PM
One way or the i will fall back to the DIY.
Posted 21 August 2012 - 08:57 PM
Posted 22 August 2012 - 05:14 AM
I don't know what size Skywatcher uses but I'd suspect them to be 2.1mm.
Posted 22 August 2012 - 08:46 AM
Quite apart from the confusion between centre pole size with 5.5mm OD connectors: these things are really cheap and nasty. It's about time some manufacturer bit the bullet and spent a few extra cents on installing a more suitable power connector.
Could be that your mount has a 2.1mm (centre) DC jack and you are using a 2.5mm (centre) DC plug? Thus it fits but it'll be sloppy and you will get power disconnects at intermittent times.
I don't know what size Skywatcher uses but I'd suspect them to be 2.1mm.
The 2.5mm inner connector (Meade) will be so sloppy you'll be lucky to get a connection at all. There is quite a lot of variation in the size of the "2.1mm" connectors which has a lot to do with the unreliability constantly reported by users. Get one that feels stiffish, and tape the top end of the cable to something on the mount that rotates with the power connector. You can usefully apply half an inch of black electrical tape over that idiotic power indicator light whilst you're at it.
The only connectors that are less reliable than those 5.5mm / 2.1mm (or 2.5mm) concentric connectors are those used for the cigar lighter plug at the other end of the cable.
Posted 22 August 2012 - 12:37 PM
Posted 15 December 2012 - 08:42 PM
Posted 16 December 2012 - 01:11 AM
P.s. Sorry it is in Greek language but you can take a taste from photos.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:30 PM
Posted 19 January 2014 - 07:02 PM
I have done this http://www.astrovox....5921&highlight=
P.s. Sorry it is in Greek language but you can take a taste from photos.
Ok it took me awhile but I took it apart according to the link Agelos sent and here's what it looks like.You can see the vestiges of masking tape on the mount that I was using to keep the pin end from being jostled around. And I could not find the co-axial power cable in picture provided by Agelos.


text:
In my 2 1/2 years in Britain I have had to learn a whole new set of vocabulary for grocery shopping, cooking and baking. I think the biggest variations come in the baking area where nearly everything has a different name and measuring is much more precise. At this time of the year when you may decide to try your hand at maybe a Christmas pudding recipe or some other traditional British Christmas goodies, this quick guide to British baking could help decode those recipes for you.
One of the biggest differences I've found is the variety of sugars and their names. We're used to basic white/granulated and brown sugars but here they seem to have a greater variety and they have different names.
Granulated Sugar: Like in the US this is your typical white sugar, its normally referred to as granulated as opposed to white.
Caster Sugar: Also known as superfine sugar. This is similar to granulated sugar but its a finer grind than granulated. It dissolves very easily and is used a lot in baking. If you don't have caster sugar it can be made by grinding regular granulated sugar in a food or coffee grinder until it is a finer consistency.
Demerera Sugar: This is a natural brown sugar, as opposed to brown sugar which is made by adding molasses to refined sugar, Demerera sugar is made by only partially refining cane sugar. The term Demerera comes from the origin of this sugar in Guyana.
Brown Sugar: Just as in the US, brown sugars come in darker versions and softer versions.
Icing Sugar: Confectioners or powdered sugar
Treacle: Also called Black Treacle, basically this is the same as molasses. If you're in the US and have a recipe that calls for treacle, use molasses and vice versa in the UK.
Golden Syrup: This is something quite unique to the UK and is often found in flapjack recipes (a kind of bar cookie made with oats). It is a type of pale treacle with an almost honey like taste. If you are in the US and need a substitute for golden syrup the closest thing is corn syrup, maybe with a tiny bit of molasses added for a bit of flavor and color.
Other Cooking Ingredients
Bicarbonate of Soda: Sometimes in recipes you might even see this as simply "bicarb" (also TV chefs like to throw it out there) but this is baking soda.
Double Cream: This is heavy cream or heavy whipping cream, thats the closest you will get in the US although true double cream has a slightly higher fat content and is very decadent. If you are using it in a recipe, heavy cream will definitely do the job.
Single Cream: This is the British term for half and half.
Sultanas: Golden raisins, although I've seen regular raisins labeled as sultanas as well.
Eggs: In America we really do everything bigger, and eggs are no exception. I find I need to add an extra egg to many American recipes for them to work if the eggs are the main rising agent. A large British egg is about the size of a medium egg in the US and there is nothing that really comes close to the size of a large or extra large American egg. I usually try to use my discretion when adding eggs but if I've got an American recipe that calls for 2 eggs I normally add an additional medium egg to make up the difference. On the flip side, if you've got a British recipe that calls for 2 eggs, the best thing to do is to opt for a smaller American egg variety from your grocery store instead of the typical extra large so you're working with eggs that are closer in size to British eggs.
Dessert spoon: Some recipes, especially older traditional ones will call for a dessert spoon measure. This is an anitquated measure that is equal to 2 teaspoons or 2/3 of a tablespoon.
Metric units: Most British recipes use metric units of measure which result in much more precise measurements ideal for baking. I wouldn't try to eyeball this, and as all ingredients will have different densities and pack differently there is no good way to convert to cups. I actually prefer this method since it takes the guess work out of whether to tightly pack something into a measuring cup or leave it loose, and don't get me started on "heaping" measurements you often find in American recipes.
Once you've gotten used to cooking with weights you will find it is easier to anticipate how much you are going to need and if you have a baking recipe in metric units that you would like to try, it is worth it to get yourself some kitchen scales and carefully measure your ingredients. I now use my kitchen scales nearly every day for things like measuring pastas and meats to be more precise in the portions I'm cooking and avoid waste, so if you don't own one yet it is a great tool for your kitchen!
Degrees Celcius and Gas Marks: Most British recipes give heating directions in Celcius or Gas Marks. This is a very handy chart I use for the gas marks, but I also have found the same chart in the index section of some of the American and British cookbooks that I own so its worth a look to see if you've already got a handy reference somewhere in your cookbook collection!
This covers a lot of the basic differences, but I'm sure there are probably some things I may have left off so if you've got a question please feel free to ask in the comments section and I would be happy to answer you, and if I don't know the answer I know loads of great English cooks who would be happy to give me an answer! Also, if you can think of any useful nuggets of baking wisdom to add to this post, please share in the comments section!


text:
Thinking of ways to make a common task easier for moderators.
We've seen it a hundred times. A cookie-based user asks a question. Later, they log on from a different machine and cannot edit their question, so they add an answer to leave comments or add details.
A moderator has two choices. They can delete the answer and move on, or...
- The mod edits the answer
- The mod copies all the text from the answer
- The mod switches back and deletes the answer
- The mod edits the question
- The mod pastes the text to the bottom of the question
I'd suggest adding an option to the answer to automate this process. A moderator can click a "Merge with Question" link, which automatically deletes the answer and adds it as an edit to the bottom of the question.
Mistakes can be fixed by simply reverting the edit and undeleting the answer.


text:
Twenty years ago Mike Pearson, performance artist, and Michael Shanks, archaeologist, opened a dialogue and collaboration through the theatre company "Brith Gof", of which Mike was founding artistic director.
Their common interests: forms of (re)collection—the gatherings of memory practices; and site and locale—multi-temporal articulations, where different events and times endure and come together in the material forms of inhabited places, in the traces and remains of the past in the present.
This is a special extended edition of the review of their work that appears in the book "Art and Archaeology", edited by Andrew Cochrane and Ian Russell (Springer 2013).
Pearson|Shanks define their theatre/archaeology as the rearticulation of fragments of the past as real-time event. They offer new ways of engaging landscape and cityscape, of scripting and documenting encounter, new insights into the activation of memory and remains of the past in the performance of everyday life.
Comment posted.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Itinerarium Septentrionale Published March 31, 2014
Ghosts in the Mirror Published April 19, 2013


text:
WASHINGTON – As NASA celebrated the debut of its first Mars rover earlier this month, space nerds celebrated the arrival of a new icon: Bobak Ferdowsi.
The mohawked flight director instantly made a splash with his black and red 'do, which also features little stars on the side. He inspired a new Tumblr, online marriage proposals and even a shout-out from President Obama, the Huffington Post reports.
But it doesn't end there.
A group of Seattle filmmakers created a new ode to Ferdowsi in the form of a YouTube video. They reworked the LMFAO song "Sexy and I Know It" into "We're NASA and we know it."
Check it out below:
Follow WTOP on Twitter.
(Copyright 2012 by WTOP. All Rights Reserved.)
Sure, you could grill another hot dog. Or, you could try one of these 30 recipes for foods you never knew you could cook on the grill.


text:
A Valley Stream man was victim of a home invasion Sunday afternoon, Nassau County police said.
The 36-year-old victim was alone at his Carroll Avenue home, when he heard a banging on the back door, opened the sliding door and a man pointed a black automatic handgun at him at 12:35 p.m., police said. The victim was forced back inside his house.
The suspect demanded money from the victim, who complied and then ran from his home out the sliding door and into the street, screaming for help. A teenager called police.
The suspect ran off in an unknown direction. The victim was not hurt.
The suspect is described as a 5-foot-8-inch black man with a thin build. He was wearing blue jeans and a blue shirt. He has crooked yellow teeth and a tan bandage wrapped from his chin to the top of his head.
Detectives request anyone with information about this crime to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS. All callers will remain anonymous.


text:
Phone number located in New Jersey, USA.
These stupid keep calling every day and now i stoped picking their calls..itz really annoying
Called and had an Indian accent said I was entitled to medical compensation...told them I reported them
Calls all the time--I don't answer any phone call I don't know the number--they will leave a message if it's important.
This number keeps calling me and it's getting old. I haven't had surgery and so there is no reason for them to call saying i am entitled to compensation. This is annoying.
I am on the Do Not Call list and yet I still get these annoying calls. At this point, I no longer accept ANY calls on my cell phone. I use the cell only for emergency calls. It would be nice to be able to use my phone without the worry of being "stalked" by these crazy callers.
Caller says I have medical compensation...speaks with accent, very persistent with questions. How are they getting past the no call list?
I have been getting calls from this number either they hang up or ask for me by name and tell me ( or try as I am tired of the calls) that I am entitled to medical compensation etc etc etc, I have demanded they remove me, threatened them etc and they still call!! I AM ON THE NATIONAL DO NOT CALL LIST FOR CELL PHONES
Said I was entitled to compensation from a mesh implant they said I had. I told them I never had this type of surgery after he rambled on and on, as I still couldnt understand what he was saying I hung up. And yet 2 weeks later another call. I am on the do not call list. Its a scam..
Called me several times today...I am on the national do no call list...I will report them now.
Unsolicited call.
Have these answers been helpful? Have you had a different experience with this number? Just tell us your problem with the 8484594922. Describe your experience, the frequency of the calls, timing... Everything! Every single detail is important! We have a huge community with problems like yours, they will be willing to help you!
At unknownphone.com we have more than 40000 numbers already identified by our users: phone operators, lawyers, or just regular internet users! Ending those nuisance calls is up to you!


text:
I'll make this post short and sweet – and get right to the point. The folks from West Bend generously offered to let me give away one of their ice cream makers to you! Of course, that made me very happy, especially since it will likely save you gobs of money. Plus, you will be able to use the ingredients that work best for your family. A win-win!
But first, I thought I'd share some awesome ice cream recipes, in case you already have an ice cream maker and are inspired make some tasty goodness…
- Kitchen Science: Ice Cream in a Bag, from What's Cooking with Kids Summer Camp
- Lemon Buttermilk Sherbet, from my book – The Whole Family Cookbook, Featured on A Farmgirl's Dabbles
- Salted Caramel Ice Cream from Shaina
- Jamie's Key Lime Pie Ice Cream
- Chocolate Gelato from Sylvie (you're welcome!)
- Rich Lemon Ice Cream, from Mardi
- Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream from Jen
- Strawberry Gelato from Katie
How to Win:
To be entered to win, leave a comment below sharing your family's favorite flavor of ice cream and any toppings you enjoy. Plus – out of curiosity…do you buy ice cream based on the flavor you like? Or do you use some other criteria, such as brand or ingredients?
For additional entries, please leave comments below letting us know you did each of the following (we will check!):
- Subscribe to the What's Cooking with Kids monthly newsletter (in the header of my website)
- Join the What's Cooking with Kids community on Facebook. If you are already a member, please just let me know in the comments below.
- Follow @whatscooking on Twitter
- Tweet this statement:
I just entered to win an ice cream maker from @whatscooking. Enter here: http://su.pr/1mCAMo
We did not receive any compensation or free products for this post. I am just excited to get your family cooking together and had the opportunity to offer it to you. Please thank me by sharing this post or encouraging people to check out my new book, The Whole Family Cookbook.


text:
You are about to report the comment below to the Crash.Net moderators as being abusive.
An abusive comment may contain profanity, personal attacks or commercial SPAM.
Please do not report this comment as being abusive if you simply disagree with the
comment posted. If this is the case then you can click on the "disagree" icon () in the upper right
of the comment's post to show your dissatisfaction.
Crash.Net moderators will view all reported comments and will act as they deem necessary.
This may be editing the comment or total deletion.
interesting that dovis articles have basically no comments........lol......well done dovi....a podium is definitely in your sights down here!!


text:
Wedding Undergarments….
06.18.090 comments
there are so many beautiful options when it comes to wedding lingerie….
its especially important to try on your undergarments with your dress before
you walk down the aisle….make sure you cannot see your undies through
your dress….you can also have a pair that your wear with your gown &
another pair for later….let your lingerie reflect your personal style…
here's some of my favorites…..
la perla
agent procovateur
hanky panky
faire frau frau
victoria's secret


text:
Reality television star, Khloé Kardashian was spotted today (August 9) heading out to work at the Kardashian boutique DASH this morning. The star appeared to be in good spirits. What's there not to smile about for this Kardashian? For starters, her smile may be due to the results from her vigourous workouts with personal trainer, Gunnar Peterson. The Kardashian sister took to twitter and posted this week, "Holy s**t balls that workout was brutal!!!!! But thank you @Gunnar for pushing me through it." Khloé dressed casually as she approached her car wearing a multi-colored blazer, black top, and ripped jeans with pumps.
Last night was the 11th annual InStyle Summer Soiree in west Hollywood and several notable stars attended the red carpet event. Khloe slipped on a leather tight-fitting dress and pointed toe black heels to match it. All the summer colors popped on the celebrities as pastel colors, abstract prints, and strapped sandal footwear seemed to be the popular choice of wardrobe for most of the female celebrities for the summer event.
Peter Facinelli, Malin Akerman, Maria Menounos among others joined in on the festivities.
Sophia Bush caught up with her favored Kardashian and tweeted about it last night . 'Met my very favorite Kardashian tonight. And she's one bad b***h Khloé #KeepinItReal #LoveIt.' Khloe replied, 'You are MY bad ass b***h!'
Launch the gallery to view which celebs attended the InStyle Summer event!


text:
10 Steps to Pick the Right Doctor
Whether you need a primary care doctor or a specialist, these 10 steps will ensure you find the right doctor for you. View Slideshow
Dr. Cousins' Experience
- Emergency Medicine
Board Certifications
- Emergency Medicine
Procedures Dr. Cousins Performs
Dr. Cousins does not have any procedures listed. If you are Dr. Cousins and would like to add procedures you perform, please update your free profile.
Conditions Dr. Cousins Treats
Dr. Cousins does not have any conditions listed. If you are Dr. Cousins and would like to add conditions you treat, please update your free profile.
Background Check for Dr. Cousins
0 Malpractice Claims
- No malpractice history found for Virginia.
- No sanctions history found for the years that Healthgrades collects data.
0 Board Actions
- No board actions found for the years that Healthgrades collects data.
Awards & Recognitions
Education & Training
Medical School
- Eastern Virginia Medical School Of The Medical College Of Hampton Roads
- Graduated in 2000
Residency Hospital
- Eastern Virginia Med School
- Complete in 2003
Languages Spoken by Dr. Cousins & Staff
- English


text:
4 Parks near Lyndon Station, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin 6.79 miles NE
Lake Delton, Wisconsin 9.08 miles SE
Wonewoc, Wisconsin 16.8 miles SW
Baraboo, Wisconsin 17.34 miles SE
New Lisbon, Wisconsin 18.04 miles NW
Lyndon Station, Wisconsin (map) | (608) 666-2311
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 5 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
May 2013 - $40.00
This campground is about 5 miles from the Wisconsin Dells right along a very active train line. Although the trains come through every hour or so, after awhile you forget about them until the 12:05 am one! While they say they have sewer, water, electric sites, there are only three available, all the rest are seasonal. So all the rest have to use the dump station for an extra $5.00. Why they don't build the $5 into the daily rate is confusing. Also, they charge $10 for vistors, all vistors, large & small. This campground has had the current owner for 9 years. There have been a couple of improvments made, such as a very nice swimming pool and beverage center (bar) and the paving of the main circle drive. The trees along the main circle have not been trimmed and dragged along the roof and the sides of our motorhome all the way around, I was told that they are going to trim them soon. More work is needed in the bath house. The showers have great pressure and lots of hot water but are old and grimy. Floor is bare concrete and uneven. Sites are all on grass covered stones. We stayed on Memorial Day weekend, the week leading up to it, this area had quite a bit of rain and our sites and most others were soft and muddy. Lots of trees so if you have a satellite you may have to work to get a good signal. We will not go back since there are lots of other campgrounds in the area. - Sugar's Dad
Aug 2012 - $39.00
I had to double-check to make sure this was the same park that got 9's in 2009 and 2006. Good grief. $39 for a mud site, bad-tasting water, no Wi-Fi, no cable, no sewer at pull-through sites, $5 dump fee, and an hourly freight train whistle blast from 6:30 am until 10 at night. Trees need trimming for big rig access. Definitely won't stay here again. - OliveOil
Jul 2009 - $39.00
We just had a very enjoyable stay at this campground. The owners seem to take pride in the grounds and are very friendly. We have 2 labs and they enjoyed themselves while at our site and walking around the campground. A couple of state parks are nearby for trail walking. We saw people fishing in the pond and there is watercraft available for the lake. The pool looked very nice, although we did not use it. The showers had hot water immediately. We plan on definitely camping here again! - campingwithourlabs
Lyndon Station, Wisconsin (map) |
Sites: 128 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 1 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
Jul 2011 - $36.00
Beautiful!! Clean bathrooms. Hot showers. Decent camp store. Big lots. All in a quiet, lovely setting. We arrived after 10 pm exhausted and cranky. The staff came out to meet us and said to grab any spot for the night. There was a large area of spacious pull throughs that we used. The next morning we saw that we were camped by a beautiful river. The staff actually apologized about the "small" sites, but said we looked like we just wanted the first available. I was then given complementary coffee and invited to sit in the spacious common area that contained a big screen TV, comfy couches and exercise equipment. The kids enjoyed the game room, too. We will definitely be back! - officedog
Lyndon Station, Wisconsin (map) | (608) 254-7193
Sites: 270 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 5 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
Aug 2011 - $45.00
This place is almost entirely seasonal campers, with the regulars zipping around on golf carts, beer cans in hand, and us "outsiders" crammed in a dusty row and forced to wear wristbands to identify ourselves. And even though River Bay is miles from the off ramp, it's still very near the interstate so there's a lot of highway noise. For us, it was a disappointment and we got a refund for the second night and left early. They were nice about that. There were a lot of seasonal campers, so the park must be doing something right. But for us full-time RVers, it didn't work. - chrisdensmore
May 2011 - $44.00
We rented a buddy site that was to provide space for two families at $44/night each; a total of $88/night for the site. The space was entirely too small. With one 32' motorhome, a tent and two vehicles we could barely walk around. Branches were not cut back so we had had to do our own cutting or risk scraping our motorhome. The sites were on top of each other and the entire campground was packed. Lots of young adults, loud radios, horns honking and a raceway close enough that you got to hear the stock car races as if you were there. Additionally, there were young teens racing around on golf carts making the roads treacherous. Lastly, there was karaoke every night at the Tiki bar. Quiet hours are supposed to be at 11:00pm, however they played late every night. In fact, on our last night, a staff member came around to "ask" us if it was OK if they continued until 2:00am, breaking their own quiet hour rule. When we communicated that we had small children and that they would have a hard time sleeping he said, "Well, just come over if it's too loud." It was entirely obvious he didn't really care and wasn't really asking, but rather informing us of his decision to bend the camp rules to benefit him. It was so noisy that we could not talk to each other around the campfire without seriously raising our voices. The campground is mainly seasonal and year round residents. Lots of trailers with built on sun rooms and decks. Pool was clean, showers were marginally clean. Customer service was adequate. They did show us to our site. There is a nice park for the kids. We will not stay here again. - Happytrailsgal
Jul 2010 - $45.00
This park was awful. It's not big rig friendly. Park staff had to come out and cut tree limbs so that we could get out. No TV reception and no cable TV. Tents were parked on top of each other. People walked freely through our campsite. The only good thing was the sunset cruise on Saturday. It lasted well over three hours for a cost of $15.00. We would not come here again. - kaydbug
Lyndon Station, Wisconsin (map) | (608) 666-3261
Sites: 190 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 4 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
Jun 2014 - $44.00
This is a clean, family-friendly, rustic park within 10 minutes of Wisconsin Dells attractions. It is suitable for big rigs, but pre-plan your route through the park to avoid getting in tight situations. Sites are spacious and level. The heated pool, kiddie splash pad, playground and mini-golf made it a nice place to bring the grandkids. - USA-RVNomads
Jun 2013 - $28.00
Extremely tight sites. I had a drive through and had to thread the needle to fit between the trees. They had a lot of rain and the dirt/sand roads were muddy to the point I was worried about getting stuck while attempting to negotiate the turns. A park model,had fallen partially into a sink hole and stayed there! Nice office and very friendly staff. They were over booked and in a lather over fitting people in. Will not stay here again! - Rsunde
Jun 2013 - $18.00
This is a Passport America campground. Would not stay here again. Our site was between dense tall trees with no sewer hook-up, although they came around and dumped us. We were in a motorhome with a towed car and were barely able to maneuver out the next morning without unhooking the car. The staff was very friendly. There was no wi-fi. - Greeneyes


text:
|Looking Back
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Wednesday, 06 November 2013 20:37
10 years ago this week
Nov. 6, 2003
The Wauneta Community Foundation announced plans to spearhead a drive for a new medical clinic facility on Wauneta's main street. Land on the corner of Tecumseh and Vinita streets was purchased last year for the building site.
Nine Wauneta-Palisade FFA members and two advisors attended the FFA National Convention in Louisville, Ky., last week. The livestock judging team of Grant Dixon, Clif Wright, Leah Rundback and Abbie Barger placed 24th out of 46 teams and the forestry team of Sheridan Wright, Cody Egle, Tabby Christner and Peter Barger placed 20th out of 40 teams. 2002 graduates, Jessica Long and Matt Applegarth, received the American Agriculture FFA Degree, the highest honor given by the FFA. Advisors were Dan Andrews and Teresa Hayes.
Eighteen Catholic youths were confirmed from St. John's and St. Patrick's Saturday night. Among those confirmed were John Vrbka, Rebecca Strand, Joselyn Ramirez, Sy O'Neil and Kristin Hayes.
Receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation Sunday at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Palisade were William Anderjaska, Sheila Riener, Bethany Riener, Heath Vrbas and Jeffrey Heskett.
Thirteen ladies of the Methodist Church and friends completed 27 ABC quilts on Wednesday and Thursday mornings last week with the quilts going to children's hospital in Omaha and Denver.
Elmer and Edna Keiser and Richard and Janet Keiser, Aaron and Brennon went to Yuma, Colo., to visit Edna's mother, Harriet Legg, and took her out to dinner to celebrate her 103rd birthday.
Gary Polly and friend Kirk spent the weekend with Eunice Bodeman, going hunting while here. Kenneth Polly of McCook and Kip Polly and Annie were Saturday visitors.
No precip received. High for the week: 76° on Oct. 27; low: 27 on Oct. 31.
25 years ago this week
November 3, 1988
Friends and neighbors of Henry and Eleanor Petr extended a helping hand Saturday to pick the remainder of Petr's corn crop, a 130-acre irrigated circle. Daughter Rita, her son Pat and Tony Hendrix had picked the dryland corn, coming on weekends. Farmers brought a total of seven combines, five grain carts and 13 trucks, completing the 130 acres in four hours. The Garfield ladies served 40 people at a noon meal. Bob Troudt and Tom Klima organized the threshing bee. Mr. Petr had just been released from the hospital and he and Mrs. Petr were staying at the home of their daughter. They viewed the harvest on videotape.
Beth Harchelroad observed her 90th birthday on Oct. 14. She values her family which includes daughter Sandra and son Gene, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Her husband Harvey, worked for several companies and later for DeGraw Motor Co. of McCook which owned the local Chevrolet business which Harvey purchased in 1941, becoming Harchelroad Motors.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Wine and Mr. and Mrs. Don Grosbach attended the community concert in McCook Sunday.
Saturday overnight guests of Lois Kanost were Nadine and Ed Brass of Haysville, Kan., and Lloyd and Les Lewis of Lincoln. Sunday they were joined at the home of their father, Elmer Lewis, by Glen Lewis, Lorene Greeley, Reva and Vic Wicke, John and Frances Lewis and Vera and Dick Remington of McCook.
Karen and Dave Carpenter, Chad and Christa of Fairbury spent Thursday to Saturday with the Kent Buffington family.
No precip. For 1988: 16.98 inches.
Grain markets: wheat-3.64/bu.; corn-2.54/bu.; milo-3.90/cwt; soybeans-7.08/bu.; oats-2.30/bu.
50 years ago this week
Nov. 7, 1963
Mrs. Leland Kitt was elected Region VII Committeewoman for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association at the regional meeting in Wichita, Kan., last week.
Mrs. Otto Bartels is turning a hobby into a business. She designs and constructs artificial flowers. With the upcoming holiday season she was specializing in poinsettias. She also makes corsages.
Capt. Eugene Maddux of Schilling AFB, Kan., and friend Capt. Olin Everett, also of Schilling AFB, visited with his mother, Mrs. Eva Maddux. a week ago Sunday. Maddux is being transferred to Morrisonville, N.Y.
Mrs. Emma Steinbeck returned home last week after spending three weeks visiting relatives at Wichita and Kensington, Kan.
Mrs. Edith Krausnick entertained the "Neighborly Neighbors" at a coffee in honor of Mrs. Myrtle Hoff who was observing her birthday.
75 years ago this week
November 9, 1938
Bronks play Imperial here Armistice Day. Both Wauneta and Imperial bands will be out for the game and will play together between halves, one number led by Director Lester Rumbaugh of Wauneta and one by Director Paul Chambers of Imperial. Admission: 15, 25 and 35¢.
Archie Counce and Howard Bradley returned Monday night from the Oshkosh vicinity where they spent a couple days goose hunting.
B. E. Maxfield made a business trip to Wray, Colo., Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Grace Hann left Tuesday for Houston, Texas, where she will make an extended visit at the home of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Lawrence.
Local Markets: cream-.20; eggs-.19; hens-.11; springs-.10; wheat-.49; corn-.35; barley-.30.
100 years ago this week
November 6, 1913
The young men and boys of Wauneta certainly are to be complimented on the order they kept on Halloween—doing no mischief or damage. That's a start for better young men and citizens.
A flock of geese went over town Mon. evening and one fell down in front of the drug store, having struck the telephone wires and was captured by one of the Terry boys.
The Kitt brothers helped move a barn from Johnny's Mon.
Mrs. Chas. Nesmith visited Mrs. Art Nesmith while the men helped Geo. Smith pull the pipe in the well at Calvert.
The Halloween social netted $17.90 from the sale of candy, pop corn and pie.
|Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 November 2013 22:29


text:
Today marks a year since my sister Anna Maria launched the popular culturally conservative blog Counter Cultured. She enlisted me to help her manage the blog, and I couldn't be more proud of what we and our contributors have accomplished this past year.
Below is our anniversary video featuring yours truly, Caleb Parke, Claire Chretien, and Anna Maria Hoffman.
From interviews with Ryan T. Anderson and former presidential candidate Rick Santorum to viral vlogs to grassroots video projects, we've succeeded in adding the young conservative perspective to the culture war.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed, participated in our videos, and supported our blog along the way. Here's to many more years. Stay counter cultured!


text:
COGHLAN'S Store 'N Pour Contain-Alls
|Eligible for Free Shipping on Orders $39 or More! (see promotion details)
Product Details
Made of lightweight, pharmaceutical-grade plastic, COGHLAN'S® Store 'N Pour Contain-Alls can hold everything from food to first-aid supplies. Five different-sized bottles are provided, along with interchangeable caps; use a basic cap to secure things like instant coffee or condiments and the dispenser cap to easily pour liquids or lotions. The pair of containers is great for keeping track of pills and ointments, and both have attached lids.
- One 4-ounce bottle
- Two 2-ounce bottles
- Two 1-ounce bottles
- Two 0.5-ounce containers
- Three basic caps
- Two dispenser caps
- Lightweight, flexible and reusable
- Food safe
- Made of pharmaceutical-grade plastic
Product Recommendations
Product Reviews
Reviewed by 2 customers
Sort by
Best Uses
Comments about COGHLAN'S Store 'N Pour Contain-Alls:
I used these to cpmplete my camp kitchen with things like:
Soy Sauce
Olive Oil
Basalmic Vinegar
They leak! The lids were secured tightly on the bottles and they leaked all over the container they were stored in. Thank goodness I had them contained within another container. If you need bottles that don't leak try something else!
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Minimalist
Comments about COGHLAN'S Store 'N Pour Contain-Alls:
I needed to find bottles that would not leak in my suitcase which goes into the baggage compartment of the airplane. I fly with liquid medicine that is too much for the carry-on restrictions. These bottles worked perfectly! I packed two of them and had two more in carry-on. Not a drop was lost.


text:
Baby Duck Free Crochet Pattern by Sharon Ojala
Welcome! You are browsing as a guestWould you like to see 16 projects made from this pattern and much more? join Ravelry now What am I missing?
© Sharon Ojala
© vze48xx5
© Sharon Ojala
© Sharon Ojala
Baby Duck Free Crochet Pattern
This pattern is available for free.
For more information, see: http://www.amigurumitogo.com/2013/03/crochet-duck.html


text: Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Beyond the Baseline Watch: Caroline Wozniacki (with pink hair) sinks a 30-foot putt at the Masters by Courtney Nguyen Twitter Email Posted: Thu Apr. 10, 2014 Updated: Sat Jun. 14, 2014 There was so much confusion as to what was going on under Caroline Wozniacki's green cap on Wednesday that we almost overlooked what was going on when she actually took a swing at the ball.With her fiancé Rory McIlroy crouched nearby, Wozniacki drained a lengthy 30-foot putt right in the hole. I'm guessing Rory gave her the read on that hole but tremendous touch and execution from the Dane. That has to be the best shot she's hit all year, and no I'm not just talking about golf.Needless to say, she was proud of that one:. @CaroWozniacki Bam!!!!! #skills. Good luck to your man this week. I'll be cheering for him!— andyroddick (@andyroddick) April 9, 2014Had a great time caddying for @McIlroyRory today at the par 3. Can't believe I held that putt! #30/40footer #augusta pic.twitter.com/leDPYTpzMd— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) April 9, 2014Had a blast at the par 3 tourney today at Augusta! Here's right before @CaroWozniacki held a 30ft downhiller on 9!! pic.twitter.com/vfrDhGzQZA— Rory Mcilroy (@McIlroyRory) April 9, 2014Wozniacki's decision to stay away from the tee and stick to the greens was a good one. Here was her failed attempt off the tee last year: http://youtu.be/GmEOOgIRORU Comments


text:
Walking and heart disease
Having a heart attack was devastating in one way but the outcome in discovering walking and all it has to offer had a positive side to it.
Bill, Walking for Health participant
If you have heart problems, if you've been diagnosed with heart disease or you're recovering from a heart attack, walking is a gentle way to start getting active.
It's also great at reducing the risk of developing heart disease, so if you've been told you need to look after your heart, walking can help you make a change for the better.
Build up gradually
Of course it's vital that you check with your doctor before you start walking. But once you have the go ahead, you can go at your own pace… in your own time… and build up gradually as your health improves.
If you're looking for some support to start looking after your heart, then our group walks could be just what you need. Why not start now and join a health walk near you today?


text:
So I have a problem with my nexus 5.
Lately it seems as if it does not find "new" wifi connections... It connects to the one it already has saved.
If I click scan no wifi networks appear even though there are many(my pc and other phones get good signal)
I also get the notification saying "There are networks available" but when i touch it no networks appear...
Any ideas?
EDIT: I just tried adding the SSID and it connected fine and works great.... So the problem is the actual scanning...


text:
AL ANBAR, Iraq – The sun blazed.
Eight years ago, the sun beat down mercilessly on paratroopers of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division as they fought the forces of Saddam's regime, freeing Iraq from a dictatorship. A few years later, the sun still baked the earth as these paratroopers secured towns and provinces to make way for the first democratic elections in Iraq. In 2006 the 2nd BCT was called on once again to face the brutal sun and answer the president's call for a troop surge to stabilize Iraq and quell the increase in terrorist attacks. Finally, after nearly a decade, with the middle-eastern sun still burning high in the sky the 2nd BCT, now the 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, returns to Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn to assist the Iraqi Security Forces in maintaining a safe and secure environment for the people of Iraq as well as lead the transition of U.S. Forces out of Iraq.
And, the sun still blazes.
Though violence and extremist terrorist attacks have been on a steady decline, the paratroopers of the unit are faced with a daunting task that may seem like a double-edged sword. They must simultaneously advise and assist the Iraqi Security Forces, close and hand over U.S. bases to the Iraqi government, and still retain the ability to support U.S. forces and maintain security. With the deadline for the withdrawal of U.S. Troops set in the Security Force Agreement drawing near, the 2/82 is uniquely capable of accomplishing all these tasks.
"As an airborne infantry brigade, the 2/82 is already unique and extremely versatile in the type of missions they can accomplish," stated Maj. Chris Brautigam, the 2nd AAB, 82nd Abn. Div., brigade historian.
For the last two years the 2nd AAB has filled the role of the Army component of the Nation's Global Response Force. In this role the unit was ready to deploy world-wide in less than 18 hours to respond to any crisis. During their time at the GRF, the 2/82 deployed in response to a massive earthquake that struck the island nation of Haiti. The 2/82 was one of the first units on ground and quickly began to provide humanitarian aid to the devastated city of Port-au-Prince. "The training and execution of the GRF mission created a unit full of soldiers who are able to adapt to changing mission requirements and who are able to accomplish any mission, whether it was training Afghan Security Forces as 1st Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment did in or handing out humanitarian aid in Haiti," Brautigam said.
At the end of June, the 2nd AAB will assume responsibility for the advise and assist mission from the 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, but with the additional duty of closing U.S. bases and handing them over to the Government of Iraq, a process termed "reposturing."
"Reposturing," said Lt. Col. Steven Hart, the reposture assistance team leader, "really contains two different items. First is return of bases to the Government of Iraq. Second is moving the units of the brigade to their next location for their follow on mission. Could be a follow on mission in Iraq, could be a follow on mission in the States."
But this is not an easy task considering U.S. forces have been occupying these bases for more than eight years. Hart compared the task to trying to move a family and how much a family can accumulate in eight years. Then he asked to multiply that by a few thousand and also take into consideration that one family would leave behind anything they thought the next family could possibly use.
All that remaining equipment has to be inventoried and returned to the U.S. Government, while leaving the base functional and ready for the Iraqi Security Forces to quickly occupy and utilize.
"What we do," stated Hart, "is to make sure that the facilities on the camp degrade in such a way that is maximizes our operational capabilities, don't cause any unnecessary discomfort to the soldier, but at the same time we have to get everyone out of here on time."
Because of its long history of operations in Iraq, the 2nd AAB has one asset that will increase its capabilities to accomplish this variety of simultaneous tasks, that asset is experience. The 2nd AAB has leaders at all levels who have been with unit for every major operation in Iraq. From the initial invasion into Iraq, elections, the "Surge," to Operation New Dawn, these paratroopers have fought, trained, and led through years of hard won battles in Iraq.
One of these leaders is 1st Sgt. Jerry Heim, the senior enlisted advisor for B Company, 2nd Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment, who recounted his missions in Iraq.
"The first invasion it was more open battle," he said. "I was focused on my team and getting them home safe. You knew who the bad guys were. During the surge, it was less force on force, more counter-insurgency operations and working with the local population. We are transitioning to OND where the Iraqis are in the forefront. It's been a drastic change."
Despite the changes of the current mission in Iraq, Heim explained his opinion on the unit's capabilities.
"The noncommissioned officers and officers of this brigade have the adaptability to accomplish this mission. We've done Haiti, Afghanistan, the missions in Iraq. We can adapt. We are awesome at doing that. We can accomplish this mission. We will excel and we will set the standard again."
That mission includes continuing to train the Iraqi Security Forces and ensuring they are capable of maintaining safety for the Iraqi population. The brigade has been augmented with numerous specifically trained personnel who have been assigned to various ISF units to advise and assist them in planning and conducting operations. These Security Transition Team members sole purpose it to bring the 2nd AAB's expertise together with ISF units to strengthen their capabilities.
"You couldn't ask for a better brigade to do this mission," said Heim. "The 2/82 has always been a brigade that the Army goes to for tough missions. We've always been called for the hard missions, we complete them and we set the standard."
AUSA's chapters are located world-wide. Their mission is to support our Soldiers and the civilians and families who work alongside of them in the local community. To learn how you can become involved click here.
Find a Chapter
Membership is open to all components of the Army, families, government civilians, companies and concerned citizens. To join click here.
Become a Member
AUSA works diligently on Capitol Hill ensuring that our Soldiers and their families are taken care of. AUSA is also a watch dog for government civilian's issues. To learn more about our work on Capitol Hill click here.
Legislative Action Center
Click here to order back issues of ARMY Magazine or AUSA News, a Family Program's product or buy an item from the AUSA estore.
Visit the Marketplace


text:
Gregory and Desmond
after praying together.
"Hacksaw Ridge" Status: Post Production
Although I've been a creative and production executive over the years, I never really had the desire to produce anything until my dear friend Stan Jensen of the Seventh Day Adventist Church brought me the amazing story of PFC Desmond T. Doss, the first conscientious objector in history to win the Congressional Medal of Honor. I was so blown away by the story, I knew right away I wanted to be involved with the project from beginning to end. What an inspiring man Desmond was -- the REAL Forest Gump -- a man who refused to kill or even touch a gun for that matter, even during bootcamp. He was beat down, made fun of, and treated like a coward, but he didn't care. It was between him and God, and he was determined to serve his country his way and not give up. As incredible as it sounds, Desmond was able to save over 75 lives in the Battle of Okinawa using faith as his only weapon.
"Hacksaw Ridge" aka "The Conscientious Objector" is currently in post production. It was directed by Mel Gibson, and stars Andrew Garfield, Vince Vaughn, Sam Worthington, Luke Bracey, Teressa Palmer, and Rachel Griffiths. I'm very excited about it all, honored to be working with my fellow producers Bill Mechanic, David Permut, Steve Longi, and Terry Bennedict. As we get closer to completion, I'll continue to keep you all posted.
Faith was his only Weapon


text:
Afghan-Pakistan Tensions Over Rocket Fire
|Institute for War and Peace Reporting
|Publication Date
|1 July 2011
|Cite as
|Institute for War and Peace Reporting, Afghan-Pakistan Tensions Over Rocket Fire, 1 July 2011, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4e2037e82.html [accessed 31 May 2016]
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
Diplomatic row as civilians killed in unexplained attacks.
By Mina Habib - Afghanistan
ARR Issue 402, 1 Jul 11
Diplomatic tensions are rising as Afghan officials accuse Pakistan of firing rockets over the border into the eastern Kunar and Nangarhar provinces.
According to government sources in the east of Afghanistan, more than 520 rockets have landed in the area in recent weeks, killing 26 civilians including 12 children and injuring 30 others. Hundreds of local residents have fled their homes.
Foreign minister Zalmai Rasul summoned Pakistani ambassador Mohammad Sadiq to demand an immediate end to the bombardment.
President Hamed Karzai voiced concern about the attacks when he met his Pakistani counterpart Asef Ali Zardari while both were visiting Iran. He asked Zardari to provide a full explanation of the source of the rocket fire. The Pakistani leader reportedly denied any Pakistani involvement and promised to investigate.
Karzai's spokesman Wahid Omar said diplomatic talks were under way to end what he described as a violation of Afghan sovereignty.
"Pakistan has so far denied responsibility," he said. "We do not know what the reason for these attacks is, but they must stop."
In Pakistan, army spokesman Major-General Athar Abbas said a few munitions might have landed across the border by accident as security forces countered militant incursions from Afghanistan, but none had been deliberately fired into that country.
Abbas told the Express Tribune newspaper that large groups of insurgents had launched a series of attacks on border posts, killing over 50 members of Pakistani local security units.
Some commentators in Afghanistan say the authorities have been slow to respond because of a lack of communication between state institutions.
The country's parliament condemned the attacks on June 27, called on the security forces to take action to stop them, and summoned the defence and interior ministers and the head of the national intelligence agency to appear before its members.
Meanwhile, defence ministry spokesman Zaher Azimi said, "We are waiting for the decisions of parliament, government and politicians. They must decide, and we will take action."
Azimi dismissed Pakistan's insistence that any rockets that landed on Afghan soil must have been fired in error.
"The Afghan government does not accept this claim, because mistakes are made once or twice but these actions have continued for the past two weeks, and innocent Afghans have been killed," he said.
Interior ministry spokesman Mohammad Sediq Sediqi also said political direction was needed before action could be taken.
"When the Afghan government requests a response, our police will be fully prepared to carry it out," he said. "It's the duty of the state of Afghanistan to make a decision."
The attacks followed claims by Karzai that relations with Islamabad were improving. During a recent trip to the country, he said new agreements had been reached to help ensure stability. In the past two months, Pakistani officials have also made regular visits to Kabul, talking of cooperation in the "war on terror".
Kabul has long accused Islamabad of covertly supporting the Taleban and other insurgent groups, and felt vindicated in this view when al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was found and killed in Pakistan last month.
Afghans are critical of what they see as the lack of a strong response from their government.
"The silence from officials is very worrying for people, and the government must respond decisively to public concerns, as well as sending a clear message to Pakistan," Mohammad Yasin, an official with the Kabul municipal works department, said.
Shopkeeper Azizullah went further, saying, "Half our government officials are agents of Pakistani or Iranian intelligence," he said. "The Pakistani agents try to keep the government silent and prevent it from reacting strongly."
Political analyst Dad Nurani suggested the attacks could be a way of focusing attention on the disputed "Durand Line" the poorly-defined border established by an 1893 agreement. Kabul does not recognise the Durand Line, which Pakistan would like to see formalised as the official frontier.
"Pakistan may even increase the firing of rockets, because it wants Afghanistan to take similar action in response," Nurani said. "That will mean the Durand Line is indirectly discussed and recognised."
Nurani suspects the Pakistanis may have been prompted into action because of the imminent prospect that Afghanistan will sign a long-term strategic agreement with the United States. The presence of American troops in the country well beyond the scheduled pull-out of combat troops in 2014 could make it harder for Pakistan to force Kabul to recognise the current de facto border.
Mina Habib is an IWPR-trained reporter in Kabul.


text:
Our life is like the prowl relying on a feeble light in a dark forest to achieve our goals.
In that searching, we sometimes get lost or hurt.
From time to time, we think that we are situated where we can get torn apart by the intensity of life regardless our intention, and we realize that we don't belong here.
2d, illustration, fantasy, girl, woman, warrior


text: Apr 20 , 2010 The Daily Fetch National Volunteer Week: Couples team up to aid pets by Susan, shelter outreach specialist Every day is a holiday when couples help pets! Karen and Joe pose with Santa and their foster kittens. When volunteers come in twos, even more animals can be helped! We continue National Volunteer Week with a salute to couples who volunteer together to aid homeless pets. Dianne Heim of … Permalink | | Read More


text:
On your day, everything should be perfect. We'll do our part. Begin with the elegance and splendor of The Hermitage's picturesque grounds—the exquisite wedding lawn, the flower gardens, the terraces—with stunning views of the surrounding Green Mountains and National Forest. Add truly superb dining, elegant dining rooms, beautiful décor, and a staff dedicated to the enjoyment of you and your guests.
Complete your celebration with our gracious guest accommodations. We comfortably seat up to 150 in our Main Dining Room. We can arrange beautiful events indoors or out, with all the technology that modern events require. If you have a special request, just ask. We are here to say "yes" to your needs.
For an unparalleled experience, ask about reserving the entire property for your special occasion. Contact The Hermitage Inn to learn more about special accommodations for your wedding.
You've waited so long for this moment: The very beginning of the rest of your lives together. Let The Hermitage make your dream ceremony come to life. A sunset rehearsal; Your grand entrance across our wedding lawn; Your "I Do's" & first kiss; The Hermitage will complete these memories with all the beauty, elegance and splendor you could ever imagine.
From stylish and sophisticated indoor receptions to stunning outdoor galas, the Hermitage has the expertise and experience to surpass your wildest expectations. We offer a large fine dining atmosphere with private dining options, an upscale Tavern Bistro, and a beautiful, smaller upscale casual dining room. Our creative Chef focuses on fresh and local ingredients to create memorable meals, and our Sommelier is available to assist in pairing wines specific to your taste and menu selections.
Put your worries to rest as we take care of even the most miniscule details. Sumptuous cuisine. Extraordinary entertainment. Breathtaking décor. Charming accommodations. Nothing will be missed. Everything will be perfect.
Outdoor Gala
A countryside with endless rolling hills; a wondrous star-filled night; the moment you've waited your whole life for; The Hermitage will fill your outdoor wedding with all the colors, textures and panoramic views your heart could ever conceive. Your photographer will be overwhelmed by all the opportunities the Hermitage grounds have to offer: A crystal clear brook, stunning foliage, a large pond, colorful landscaping, romantic patios and so much more. Add a large tent with romantic lighting and ornate furnishings or an arbor to frame your wedding party. Let us provide you with an outdoor extravaganza with a classic Vermont feel merged with 21st century luxuries and an impeccable staff to service you and your guests.
Intimate Affair
For a romantic occasion with only your closest family and friends, take advantage of one of the most intimate wedding venues. From our private dining room with lavish oversized chairs, to our charming outdoor patio and our nationally renowned wine cellar, The Hermitage will go the extra lengths to make your special day feel uniquely yours.
Covered Bridge Wedding
Feel the warmth of your family and friends gathered intimately around you, take in all the emotions of the day with a deep breath of fresh Vermont country air, and say your "I Do's" to the natural sounds of the babbling brook beneath you. Give your special day some rustic elegance and the ultimate "Vermont Wedding" feel by tying the knot under the covered bridge at The Hermitage.
Winter Wedding
A winter wedding at The Hermitage could be anything you imagine it to be. Whether you want a whimsical, snow-scaped fairytale with horse-drawn sleigh ride and blazing fires, a Vermont winter adventure with skiing, tubing, and snowmobiles, or even a delicate mixture of both, your options are truly endless at The Hermitage.
Green Wedding
Green is the new white, and The Hermitage is here to make your dream day as environmentally friendly as possible. With our food production, solar PV and thermal solar panels, along with our highly efficient burners and waste removal systems, our Inn is one of the most efficiently run and operated businesses in southern Vermont. Let us lessen the carbon footprint of your wedding as well. From the linens to the photography and from your flowers to your food and drinks, we will form a team of vendors to create the most green and natural wedding event possible.


text:
According to a story on Digital Music News, the National Association of Broadcasters is lobbying to block legislation that would force radio stations to pay royalties to musical performers and owner of sound recordings. As the law currently stands, they're only required to pay royalties to publishers and songwriters.
In many countries around the world, performance royalties for radio play are paid to all four entities: songwriter, publisher, performer, and owner of recording.
Those countries who don't? Iran. North Korea. Rwanda. The United States.
According to the Digital Music News story, the US radio industry made more than the entire worldwide record industry. Do you think they should have to share some of that money with the people who actually recorded and performed that music?
Let us know in the comments section below.


text:
Re: CCIE Scholarship Program posted 06/12/2008
Nice one guys....once again, you exhibit true professionalism. Between, if Scott Morris and his guys guys cant top that with the tab being on the house, I am sure Master Jedi (Joe Brunner) would certainly do! Lets wait and see what he comes back with :)


text:
Available for: iPad, iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows Desktop and Windows Store.
The gospel of Jesus Christ-the good news that through Jesus we have been adopted as sons and daughters into God's family-means that Christians ought to be at the forefront of the adoption of orphans in North America and around the world.
Russell D. Moore does not shy away from this call in Adopted for Life, a popular-level, practical manifesto for Christians to adopt children and to help equip other Christian families to do the same. He shows that adoption is not just about couples who want children-or who want more children. It is about an entire culture within evangelicalism, a culture that sees adoption as part of the Great Commission mandate and as a sign of the gospel itself.
Moore, who adopted two boys from Russia and has spoken widely on the subject, writes for couples considering adoption, families who have adopted children, and pastors who wish to encourage adoption.
This product is only available for the new 5.9 version of our apps or newer. However, if you purchase now, you will be able to download the product at no extra charge when your app is updated.
The Olive Tree team has been busy working on a major technology update to give you the best reading and studying experience possible. The Bible Study App 5.9 or 6.0 technology update is already available for our Windows Store, Android, and iOS apps. We are currently working on the 6.0 update for our Mac and Windows Desktop apps, and hope to have them released soon!×
Will 6.0 Be Available For My Device?
We are currently working on the 6.0 update for our Mac app. Please note that 6.0 will only be available to the Mac App Store for those running Mac OS X Yosemite or later.
When Is The 6.0 Update Expected?
The 6.0 update is our top priority. We are working hard to get the update out as soon as we can. This is a major update to our core technology that requires us to rework major sections of the app. It could still be several months before we have fully rolled out 6.0 to all platforms.
Will I Have To Purchase This Resource Again?
Nope! If you purchase this product now, you will be able to download it as soon as your app has been updated to 5.9 or above at no additional charge.


text:
My last week ended with a roundtable discussion on crowdfunding with Dutch Economic Affairs, chaired by Prof. dr. Paul Louis Iske at ABN Amro's Dialogues House. Among those present were: CrowdAboutNow, Geldvoorelkaar, Seeds, Share2Start, Sprowd, Symbid, WeKomenErWel, supervisors from the DNB (Dutch Central Bank) and AFM (Dutch equivalent of SEC). The topic of debate was whether crowdfunding can offer a feasible alternative to the financing needs of SME in Holland and beyond. Before tackling this issue everyone agreed on the definition I proposed for crowdfunding, which does not differ much from the one you can find on Wikipedia. We then went on to position different existing crowdfunding platforms on a matrix to see how they relate to each other. The matrix had two main domains: donating vs. investing and financial returns vs. emotional returns.
This is what it looked like:
The list is in no way comprehensive, but it offers us a valuable insight: entrepreneurs and SMEs are now likely to find a platform to suit their financing needs and goals. The crowdfunding models offered currently extend from: acquiring funding by means of donation and intrinsic rewards for funders as one extreme (IndieGoGo), to a more conservative debt/equity financing and monetary rewards as incentives for funders as the other (GrowVC).
The platforms themselves are yet to decide on the most suitable business model. According to some estimates crowdfunding initiatives have so far raised about $80 million, I think the figure to be much larger, at around $280 million if you include KIVA's $205 million in loans. Do not let the numbers deceit you! KIVA is a non-profit, while Kickstarter takes about 5% fee from all successfully backed initiatives, which even at the most conservative estimate has not yet been enough for them to turn up a profit. The size of the market is indeed large and growing, however crowdfunding platforms are yet to figure out how to create a sustainable business model around the new phenomenon.
Not everything in the crowdfunding industry is so segmented, however. One unifying trend is that across the globe we find constrictive financial and securities regulation significantly affecting the rules of crowdfunding. Here is an example. In Holland, under the article 3:5 of the Law of Financial Supervisions (WFT), firms or persons without a special license are not allowed to hold redeemable funds of another person. Even though the law was never intended to affect crowdfunding, it does so in a straightforward matter. Most of the platforms permit the entrepreneur / artist to receive the amount he has collected only after the target has been reached. Thus, as the backers submit their contributions during the period opened for funding, the money has to be kept on the platform's accounts until the collection period expires. If the amount has not been collected, the money is refunded back to the backers. In the Netherlands it is impossible to go through that harmless procedure without breaking the law (unless you are a licensed financial intermediary).
To my best knowledge, profit-sharing crowdfunding models are forbidden by SEC regulation unless the entrepreneur /artist complies with expensive stock-market regulation. In France, only a very limited amount of investors can fund someone's initiative without falling under the spot-light of securities regulators, a number of investors that is indeed too small for crowdfunding. In general though, we see that governmental regulation intended for stock-markets and corporations also directly influences the world of crowdfunding.
At this point our debate centered on what the government could do to help crowdfunding blossem and consequently boost the economy. Me and many others present at the discussion believe that WFT article 3:5 needs to changed, to allow CF platforms to hold refundable cash. We also think that a useful step-up would be for the government to create a form of certification for crowdfunding platforms telling visitors and backers that the platform is secure and is in accord with the law – Crowdfunding Compliance Stamp of Approval of sorts. But for the rest, the government should just let the industry become and blossom – I truly believe that the participants will sort things out themselves!
Not all is lost yet! Today's roundtable was a major step for the government and other interested parties to get together and begin a debate on how to raise our promising child called Crowdfunding. Across the globe, in the USA, we hear news of SEC starting to tackle the problem of over-regulating crowdfunding as well. That leaves us with hope that crowdfunding is to take an important position as an alternative for funding of SMEs. That ship has yet a long way to sail, but in the least It appears to be setting the right course!
By Pim Betist
Pim Betist author of blog Crowd Funding – As we learn, we share and, Founder of Africa Unsigned, also created online label SellaBand, attracting music fans to invest and empower unsigned artists. More than 3 million dollars were invested in unsigned talent and around 50 artists "crowd funded" $50,000 to record and release their album. Nominated Dutch Direct Marketing Man of the year in 2008 and won the title of best speaker at MIA, Holland's largest marketing conference in 2008. Listed in Management Team as one of Holland's top 25 creative business people in January 2010.
Pim went on to create Africa Unsigned, 'because I wanted to move more towards music closer to my heart and I was inspired by a Jamaican taxi driver who couldn't join Sellaband due to a lack of recording facilities and internet access. I chose to focus on the African continent because of the diversity of African music and abundance of highly talented artists.'


text:
Please know that we match and sometimes offer even better rates than those found elsewhere online when you book through us directly or via our Hilton.com website. It's our lowest rate possible guarantee.
You can only earn HiltonHonors points when reserving through Hilton Hotels by phone or via Hilton.com. Reservations made via websites other than Hilton.com do not provide you with this exceptional benefit.
To make your reservation choose one of these options:
Click here to book online
Call the Resort and ask for our Reservations (239) 394-5000 or call 1-800-HILTONS
Click here for Hilton HHonors Reservations Reserve Online or call 1-800-HHonors
Additional Information
Current Florida State sales tax is 6%.
Collier County occupancy tax is 4%
Guest room rates are subject to sales tax and occupancy tax (total 10%)
Valet Parking: Daily Rate $14
Self Parking: Daily Rate $10
Resort Fee
At the Hilton Marco Island Beach Resort and Spa there are no Resort Fees
Pool and Beach
Pool and beach towels and use of beach loungers/chaise are included within the room rate. There is an extra charge for beach umbrellas
Gratuities are at the discretion of our guests.


text:
If absolutes are always wrong, well, rules-of-thumb are usually correct.
But how "scalable" are marketing generalizations in re the habits of Chinese consumers? On the one hand, whether it be a feudal patchwork, empire, republic or people's republic, China has a culture linked to thousands of years of unbroken traditions and habits. Then again, a population of some billion-odd human beings is likely to contain a vast variety of tastes and attitudes.
Archetypal Chinese behavior includes diligence and industriousness. But marry that outline to urban China's newborn love of Western ways–call it "industriousness lite"–and you just might have a success formula for Ikea.
The Stockholm, Sweden-based maker of furniture that mixes pre-fab with do-it-yourself has constructed a new store in Beijing, an outlet that is its biggest yet in Asia.
The new superstore, Ikea's third location to open in China, is a seven-story, $100 million edifice, capitalizing on the country's booming consumer economy–especially an ever-hotter real estate market.
Ian Duffy, president of Ikea's Asia-Pacific business, said the quasi-DIY home-furnisher plans to have a total of ten outlets in China within five years. The Associated Press quoted him as saying that the new über-store "represents a scale of investment that almost no other retail company in the world would be prepared to make." In light of Wal-Mart's
Ikea was founded by Ingvar Kamprad, who enjoys the ranking of No. 4 on the Forbes' Billionaires List–despite his business being neither steel, telecommunications nor Windows.
Despite his heap of kroner, the Swedish-born Kamprad is a model of thriftiness, storiedly tooling around in a Volvo, eating in the same restaurants as non-tycoons and flying economy class. Classic Scandinavian behavior.
As generalizations go.
More Faces In The News


text:
See All Contributors »
Just got word from the Tyrone Appleton (JUCO PG out of Midland CC) camp that he will be in Ames tonight on a visit for the game. Still not sure if it's official or not.
That is huge. He would be a great get for us.
I'd love to get this kid, and allow all the rest of the young guys to develop at a regular pace. Throwing all of these freshman in the mix isn't always a great idea IMO.
They should make it a rule that no visits can occur without the student section in place. It looks like crap without organized chaos.
Originally Posted by HandSanitizer
They should make it a rule that no visits can occur without the student section in place. It looks like crap without organized chaos.
Hopefully more than 8K show up... Gonna be tough without students.
Chris. Don't write an article about this guy. We want him here. Just kidding.
Tyrone Appleton is from Gary, Indiana. So I'm guessing Mac could have hit up him and Darius Stevens both
Originally Posted by Knownothing
Chris. Don't write an article about this guy. We want him here. Just kidding.
Gotta love it!
Wesley Staten (2012 - verbal commit)
I don't know about his other options, but he should like his chances of making an immediate impact at ISU.
Here is his profile. Looks old though.
Tyrone Appleton - Basketball Recruiting
Can he trasfer at the semester break and play during Big XII league play? (Just wishful thinking, not a real question)
Originally Posted by arganbright2
Tyrone Appleton is from Gary, Indiana. So I'm guessing Mac could have hit up him and Darius Stevens both
that's exactly what I was thinking!! He would be a huge get. that'd be nice to go to Gary Indiana and leave there with 2 commitments in on trip!
This article says that he is actually a "true shooting guard":
A lot of things did not go as Tyrone Appleton originally planned last year, but that wasn't not so bad.
Appleton did not expect to play point guard at Midland College last year and he probably didn't even imagine winning a national championship in the first year of playing junior college basketball.
But Appleton, a true shooting guard, found out that anything was possible as he could play the point and lead a team to its first national championship in 25 years.
Entering this season, Appleton is not only a veteran point guard for the Chaparrals, he's a preseason NJCAA All-American. While nobody on No. 4-ranked Midland College men's basketball team is talking about a national championship this season, Appleton is one that should know that anything is possible.
"I just want us to win our first game, that's the first goal," said Appleton, who averaged 14 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.2 assists a game for the 29-8 Chaparrals last season. "Everybody is going to want to get us, knowing we won a national championship. But (head coach Grant McCasland) has done a good job of preparing us for different situations we're going to face this season."
Appleton is one of three lettermen returning from last year's national championship squad as he is joined by Midland High product Marcus Washington and 6-foot-8 post Darris Santee. Adrian Van Buren, another MHS graduate, is out for the season with a knee injury, leaving Appleton as the only returning starter.
"We've got a few players coming back who know what it takes to win a national championship, so we're just going to help the other guys out and try to lead them," Appleton said.
Being a leader is something else Appleton has learned to do. Last year, he counted on players such as Jordan Brooks and Nemanja Calasan to be the vocal leaders of the team. Now he is the on most players will lean on when times get tough.
"I just have to be more vocal this year," he said.
McCasland said he's not putting any pressure on Appleton to be a leader for his team.
"I think that's something that you have to earn just like any of our other guys," McCasland said. "He's come in every day, worked hard and has let the leadership speak for itself.
"Tyrone to me typifies what our team is this year. I would say that his greatest quality is his confidence and the ability to make other people around him better."
Just what he accomplished last year, proved that he could be a leader for a very talented team. When projected starter Ryan McCoy was sidelined with health problems at the beginning of last season, Appleton was asked to take on an unfamiliar role as point guard. He said the entire season was a learning process but he learned to adjust to the new responsibilities.
"Coach wanted me to play (point guard), so I guess he had the confidence in me," he said. "I just wanted to show him that I could play multiple positions. I feel I'm more prepared to play the position this year."
McCasland said Appleton is not a typical point guard that looks to pass first and shoot second. And even though Appleton is not a flashy player, McCasland said he finds a way to get the job done.
"He took a lot of ownership and made that position unique to him," McCasland said. "He's going to do what it takes to win. It doesn't always look great but when it's all said and done, but it's hard to say anybody else impacts his team more than he does."
Appleton said this team has a chance to be very good as the Chaps appear to be a better shooting team than last year's, plus they have a national championship trophy as their motivation. And like McCasland, Appleton is not placing any added pressure on repeating. He's said he's just worried on taking one game at a time.
"This is a completely different team and I think we'll play a little different than last year," McCasland said. "We haven't talked about winning a national championship. We have talked a lot about the dedication and effort that it takes to be a champion."
And nobody knows more about dedication and being a champion than Appleton.
©MyWestTexas.com 2007
Anyone else notice that his rival profile said he comitted to VA Tech last Thursday?
Originally Posted by snowcraig2.0
That is huge. He would be a great get for us.
any PG that doesnt suck would be huge for us
There are not many crowds or places in the country that have a better impact on the game than at Iowa State. The Cyclone fans are truly a sixth man. The place is so loud and always a fantastic crowd." - Former Kansas and current North Carolina head coach Roy Williams
Forum Rules
All content owned by CycloneFanatic.com - All rights reserved 2005-09. By viewing this website you agree to the Terms of Service, Site Rules and Legal Disclaimer. The words, views, images and opinions expressed or provided by users do not reflect the opinions or views of CycloneFanatic.com or Iowa State University. The names, words, symbols, and graphics representing Iowa State University are trademarks and copyrights of the University protected by the trademark and copyright laws of the United States of America and other countries and are used on this web site under license from the University. Original site design, premise & construction by Jeremy Lind.


text:
This topic is archived and can not be replied to any more.
|NAN-LAX-ORD-BRU And Back: What Security To Expect? posted Sun Aug 27 2006 08:15:23 by Edoca
|Flying For Fun To Come Right Back Within 36 Hours posted Mon Aug 21 2006 09:53:09 by QXatFAT
|ATA Flights From EWR posted Thu May 18 2006 00:38:56 by ContinentalGuy
|To The End Of The Earth And Back posted Thu Feb 16 2006 10:27:31 by 727EMflyer
|Cheapest Way To Panama From EWR? A Little Help posted Fri Aug 5 2005 16:30:13 by Halibut
|I'm Flying HA From PDX-HNL - What To Expect? posted Thu Aug 4 2005 09:14:27 by Blackhawk144
|Flying IB From LHR To MAD - Is Food Free? posted Mon May 9 2005 21:24:32 by GaleaoCumbica
|CO From BRS To South America? posted Tue Dec 28 2004 12:34:24 by Geoffm
|Daytrip From New York (& Visa Question) posted Tue Jan 9 2007 01:10:47 by Swiftski
|CO, DL, KE Or NW To Japan From NY? posted Sun Jan 7 2007 16:47:28 by FFlyer


text:
Patrik-Ian Polk, whose acclaimed 2001 film "Punks," explored LGBQT life in an African-American community, returns with his new drama "Blackbird," a film about a troubled teen growing up in a conservative Mississippi town.
In the trailer we see newcomer Julian Walker as Randy Rousseau, a diligent choir boy who wrestles with the mysterious disappearance of his sister and the subsequent separation of his parents, played by Oscar winner Mo'Nique and Isaiah Washington. The film explores the roles religion, sexuality and race play as Walker's character comes of age.
"Blackbird" will close the Pan African Film Festival on February 16th and is part of the lineup for the 2014 Outfest Fusion LGBT People of Color Film Festival.


text:
1967 Ford Mustang 390 4-speed rust-free Fastback. Eleanor project started with rear wheel lips, lower and upper scoops, taillight panel and quarter extensions already installed. All other eleanor fiberglass including hood, front facia and lower side panels included. All original interior including tach and speedo unit, seats, fold down rear seat and dash assembly. All original front suspension and rear end assembly included. No motor or transmission. All original sheet metal.
SITE DESIGNED FROM THE BACKYARD - willthing.com


text:
Brother Fucker
A must own for any porn fanatic, "Brother Fucker" is the single most controversial and talked about XXX movie of the year! Drop dead gorgeous identical twin brothers Luca and Liam Rosso star in "Brother Fucker", featuring gay porn superstar Brent Everett in his first bottoming scene under exclusive contract to C1R! Brent bangs and gets banged by these bros in the ultimate twin taboo. The brothers double mouth dick Brent down before getting in a daisy chain for a cum loaded explosive finale! And that's just the start. Featuring an all-star cast of non-stop sweat and cum drenched fuck sessions, "Brother Fucker" keeps it all in the C1R family.
The Ultimate Twin Taboo
|Chi Chi LaRue
Liam Rosso
Luca Rosso
Backdrops Show All
No genres have been added. Help us out by adding some.
Production Companies
Channel 1 Releasing, Rascal Video
Reviews Show All
There are no English reviews for this movie. Would you like to write one?
We don't have enough data to recommend any movies based on Brother Fucker.


text:
The government on Thursday today withdrew a Bill to amend the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act ahead of introduction of a new Bill that would give more powers to capital market regulator Sebi. Finance minister P Chidambaram proposed in the Lok Sabha to withdraw the Bill, which was introduced in March this year.
Centre gives nod to revival of 44 CPSEs
The government has approved the revival of 44 central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) with a total assistance of R28,333 crore as on July 31, 2013, Parliament was informed on Thursday. On the recommen-dations of the Board for Reconstruction of Public Sector Enterprises (BRPSE), the government has approved revival of 44 CPSEs as on July, 31, 2013 envisaging a total assistance of R28,333 crore, minister of heavy industries and public enterprises, Praful Patel, told the Lok Sabha.
Permissions of 71 channels cancelled
The permissions of 71 TV channels have been cancelled by the I&B ministry for various reasons after a comprehensive review of the companies operating them, the Lok Sabha was informed Thursday. Permissions of 71 channels have been cancelled till date due to reasons of non-operationalisation, non-submission of Performance bank guarantee or surrender of permission, I&B minister Manish Tewari said in a written reply.
SFIO probing 63 chit fund cos
The Serious Frauds Investigation Office is investigating 63 chit fund companies for alleged violations of the Companies Act. The corporate affairs ministry, under which SFIO functions, looks into violations of Companies Act by firms.
87 in vanishing companies list
The government has found 87 companies that vanished after raising funds and a majority of these were registered in the state of Gujarat. In a written reply to the Lok Sabha, corporate affairs minister Sachin Pilot said that FIRs have been lodged with police against all 87 companies and their directors to trace their whereabouts and to take action against these firms.
Aadhaar not must for availing services
The Aadhaar card is not a must for availing services like opening bank accounts, admissions to school and obtaining passport, Parliament was informed Thursday. "The Aadhaar card is not mandatory to avail government services like opening basic (bank) accounts, admissions to schools, obtaining passport, etc, by any individual," planning minister Rajeev Shukla said in written reply to Rajya Sabha.
Over 12,000 cases of refund with Rlys
More than 12,000 refund claims have been pending for over three months with the Railways due to a spurt in ticket cancellations, the Lok