text:
Our Canadian correspondent, Shawn (a.k.a. "SH") recently wrote in to advise us of a new item which started appearing in most Superstore & Loblaws grocery markets the past few weeks. The grocery chain's national brand is "President's Choice" and this year, they added a new flavor to their line-up of Italian Sodas… coffee. Here's what he had to say:
I'm sure most of you have had coffee in just about every imaginable form one could think of and the only thing which could compare to this would be "Coke Blak", however, this is not a coffee-flavored cola or a coffee-based energy drink. This is pure 100% Arabica coffee extract added to carbonated water without any added flavorings other than caramelized sugar to help sweeten things up.
All of the articles we post and other fun stuff here at Single Serve Coffee can be followed in a variety of ways. Each day we post an article here or two so make sure and visit us on the web, and weekly you can of course get our newsletter via email. You can also now follow us on Twitter and Facebook. If you're using a feed reader such as Google Reader or the like make sure and use our RSS feed. So make sure and take advantage of the variety of ways you can get our Single Serve Coffee news, and we also encourage you to visit us right here every day as well.
Thanks again for being a loyal reader, and we look forward to sharing lots of Single Serve Coffee news in whatever format you desire.
This robot uses about 20 digital servos in the body and a ton of robot magic to make a perfect cup of coffee. We can only wish our robot masters in the future make such an amazing cup of coffee, and don't make us serve them.
Via DVICE
Weirder things have happened in the Single Serve Coffee World, but nothing weirder than a cat named Sockington, and a cafe latte printer. Yep - a cat and a latte meet together on a coffee table, and on said coffee table is an amazing printer that can well - print an image on the foam of your latte. Crazy. The printer is from OnLatte.com - we'll see what we can find on that, but for now enjoy some Sockington.
At Sockington
Oh well - we never got a cup of coffee at the Topless Coffee Shop in Maine, but the bigger bummer is the fact the shop has burned down. What's an even bigger bummer - the fire was caused by arson. You'd think in these tough economic times people could leave a little topless coffee shop alone, but the fire followed a Tuesday night planning board meeting in which coffee shop owner talked about his expansion plans for the business as well as having dancing and longer operating hours.
We guess someone said - enough is enough, and decided to take the law into their own hands. Well - we say - not cool. We hope everyone is okay, and perhaps they'll be able to rebuild and start serving coffee soon. A special thanks to Beth for sending this in.
At State Fire Marshal's Office Says Vassalboro Blaze Was Arson and our earlier article is here.
We love the Single Serve Coffee forums because they get single serve coffee drinkers discussing lots of topics near and dear to our coffee drinking hearts - like how do you store your K-Cups, coffee pods, and T-Discs? Member Frigidaire has kicked off a lengthy discussion on what types of storage in use in their kitchen, and other members have chimed in with their solutions - pictures included.
Personally we use a variety of methods because we have about 8 types of different pods, capsules, and other stuff to store. Click on through and check out some of these amazing single serve coffee and one cup storage setups.
At SingleServeCoffee.com Forums
McDonald's said on Wednesday the McCafe coffee roll-out is off to a good start and that data on its market share impact should be available in about six months. McDonald's has said it expects the addition of beverages ranging from coffee and cappuccino to water and sports drinks to eventually add $1 billion to annual sales.
Whatever the success it has - we say - save your money. We visited a McCafe enabled McDonald's yesterday, and both the latte and cappuccino are not worth the money. It's a shame really, we liked it when they upgraded their base coffee offerings to Green Mountain, and then onto the current generic "better coffee", but even that isn't worth it. At over $1.19 to upwards of $3+ bucks for some drinks, you could purchase 3-6 single serve coffee K-Cups, T-Discs, or coffee pods.
We're also not sure about mixing our burger eating (which we do at Five Guys Burgers), with our coffee drinking. McDonald's though is an often presence on long car rides and trips, so being able to get some decent coffee on the road makes sense - provided there isn't a Starbucks or Lavazza boutique to get our beverage of choice from.
Whatever you decide - we're deciding to save our money and get more single serve coffee choices for our one cup coffee maker. What do you think? Will you be visiting a McCafe soon?
At McDonald's says McCafe launch off to good start and Photo from EPA
Bunn-O-Matic has recalled the pod drawers on the My Cafe line of Single Cup Tea/Coffeemakers. The pod drawer of the pod brewer can open unexpectedly during a brew cycle, posing a burn hazard to consumers. Bunn-O-Matic has received 10 reports of the drawer opening unexpectedly, including one report of minor burns.
This recall involves Bunn Single Pod Brewers. Models included in the recall are MCP (My Café Pourover) and MCA (My Café Automatic). The pod brewers have a black body with stainless backsplash and measure 12 inches high by 8 inches wide. "Bunn®" is printed on the front and lights up when the pod brewer is on.
Consumers should stop using the recalled coffeemakers immediately and contact the firm to obtain two replacement pod drawers.
You can contact Bunn-O-Matic at (800) 741-3405 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, or visit the firm's Web site at www.bunn.com.
More at My Cafe Recall Information
This coffee maker by Kamil Kurka looks like it just beamed off the deck of the Enterprise, and we think we want one. Just a concept for now, this single serve coffee maker of the future features adjustable heat and quantity of coffee for your coffee mug. The movable base tray allows you to remove the coffee mug from the machine safely. We're not sure if the machine uses ground coffee, coffee pods, or coffee capsules, but whatever the method we love the look and design of this machine, and we can't wait for it to hit the shelves someday soon.
Via DVICE and Tuvie
We're pretty sure we've never seen a roaster, grinder, and single serve coffee maker all in this format before. One of the things that makes this such an amazing single serve coffee maker is the fact the entire process is done using glass beakers, thus allowing you to view the entire coffee making session. We love it, and think you'll truly get the idea by watching the video below.
Take 50 green beans. Roast for 7 minutes for a medium roast, 9 minutes for a dark roast. Cool beans. Whilst grinding the cooled beans heat the water until air bubbles begin to pop. Place ground beans into water. Stir and brew for 4 minutes. Then pour and enjoy a cup of fresh perfect coffee.
Via Gizmodo at Tom Metcalfe


text:
Check out appoLearning.com, because your kids deserve the very best educational apps!
Gameloft is back with a brand new shooter, and it's called Blitz Brigade. Actually, the full title is Blitz Brigade - Online multiplayer shooting action!, because Gameloft has forgotten what subtlety is. A freemium, primarily online multiplayer game, this is Gameloft's long awaited take on Team Fortress 2, with all the fun classes and unlockables you'd expect to find within. While it's a great looking game, with colorful visuals, and smooth, refined gunplay, the primary component, as of this writing, is pretty much broken. The server stability is seriously lacking, and actually playing online is very hard to do. Read more at Appolicious »

subset: commoncrawl


text:
This presentation covers the new WMQ client feature available on IBMi. WMQ clients have previously only been supported on distributed platforms such as Windows and Unix. IBMi is now supported, and this presentation covers install, connection methods, and differences unique to IBMi.The target audience are individuals who are familiar with administering WMQ or developing WMQ applications on IBMi.
Level of Difficulty: Intermediate
Presenter(s): Calista Stevens and Kenneth Langhorne
Date: 11 september 2013
Click the PDF file above to play the slide presentation for this Webcast. Right-click and select Save As to store the file on your local computer for later review.
Get Adobe Reader to view PDF
To replay the recording of this Webcast, click on Download Audio (audio in MP3 format) then open the PDF file above.
Right-click and select Save As to store the file on your local computer for later playback.
Problem listening to the audio replay?
If you are having a problem listening to the audio when you use a left-click on the audio link above, you need to download the MP3 file to your local computer before playback by doing a right-click and Save As.
Related information
WebSphere Support Technical Exchange
Time Zone Converter


text:
Related Articles
- DGCA cracks down on private air charters for violating safety norms, dismisses Reliance Industries' pilotBP, Niko join arbitration, eye higher price for gasGas row: SC appoints foreign arbitrator in Reliance Industries, Oil Min disputeSupreme Court clears decks for adjudication of Reliance Industries-govt dispute
Reliance Industries and its only customers today failed to agree on the key terms of sale of natural gas from tomorrow but the government asked the Mukesh Ambani-run firm to continue supplies on existing terms in the interim.
After an almost five-hour marathon meeting between Reliance Industries and urea companies, the two sides failed to settle on the rate at which gas supplies should be securitised.
The options were the rate of USD 4.2 per million British thermal units, which expires today, or USD 8.34, the price that would have been applicable had the Election Commission not postponed implementation of the Rangarajan Committee formula till the completion of the general elections.
Also read: Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370
A Chinese relative of passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 carries a book as he attends prayers at a Buddhist temple in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Relatives from China are in the country to seek answers of what happened to their loved one on board flight MH370.(AP)
Reliance Industries wanted the 16 fertiliser companies to financially secure payments for about 13 million standard cubic meters per day of gas they buy from its eastern offshore KG-D6 field at USD 8.34.
But the fertiliser units said that since the new rate is not applicable and the oil ministry had ordered the supply of gas at the existing rate while the model code of conduct is in place, they would provide letters of credit at USD 4.2.
Fertiliser Secretary Shaktikanta Das, who chaired the meeting, said Reliance Industries will supply gas on the existing terms in the interim and a new Gas Sale and Purchase Agreement (GSPA) will be negotiated.
"We had discussions today with Fertilizer Association of India (FAI) and Reliance Industries on GSPA. Reliance has agreed to supply gas at USD 4.2 mmBtu. In the meantime, Reliance and FAI will sit together to come up with new agreement," he said.
"The GSPA is under discussion. Both Reliance and FAI have agreed they will sit together and finalise it soon. Both of them agreed to do it earliest," he added.
The government had fixed USD 4.205 per mmBtu as the sale price for KG-D6 gas for the first five years. KG-D6 started output in April 2009 and the existing price expires today.
A new price formulation was approved by


text:
Hooked Rug
Rendered by Charlotte Angus (artist), c. 1940
watercolor and graphite on paper
overall: 34.5 x 46.2 cm (13 9/16 x 18 3/16 in.) Original IAD Object: 14" long; 26" wide
Index of American Design
Not on View
Object 6 of 23
Pennsylvania German housewives produced most of the textiles used in their homes. Hooked rugs were made by taking short pieces of yarn or cloth and pulling them through the mesh of a backing -- usually linen or burlap -- so that the two ends were on one side. The loops could then be trimmed to determine the pile of the rug. The technique of hooking rugs lent itself naturally to a variety of colors and designs. Designs were outlined on the backing and filled in with dyed scraps. This hooked rug shows an assemblage of stars, horses, birds, trees, circles, and crescents in a gay symmetrical arrangement. The rug is hooked on a burlap base while portions of the design are worked in cross-stitch. The bold colors used are characteristic of the Pennsylvania German style.
|back to gallery
|continue tour


text:
May 31, 2016
TAMIU fell behind early Friday afternoon in game one with St. Edwards but used back to back 3-run innings to defeat the Hilltoppers 6-1. Kyndall Reaves went the distance for the Dustdevils, throwing all 7 innings giving up only three hits while striking out three. Brenda Perrin provided the scoring punch going 2/4 with a run and three driven in. Game two didn't go nearly as well, as the Hilltoppers came out on top 5-3. The teams will play their rubbermatch Saturday at noon.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Founder's Co-Op Encouraging Seattle Applications
Seattle-based Founder's Co-op is encouraging Seattle-based startups to apply for up to $250,000 in early-stage funding.
A community of early-stage entrepreneurs themselves, Founder's Co-op investors include Neil Patel, an internet marketing consultant actively promoting the application process on his blog.
The Founder's Co-op invests in small, efficient teams offering software or web-based services. The Founder's Co-op recently raised $1.8 million from sucessful entrepreneurs, and are looking to dole it out to startups either based in or moving to Seattle.
"We believe founders form a natural community an actively foster that community to reduce risk and add fun for everyone."


text:
- Home
- Museum
The Real Burns
- Before
you visit RBBM
- After
you've visited us
- Education
Learn more
- Collections
- Functions
and weddings
- Shop
Online gift shop
- What's on
What's going on
|Contemporary Art Exhibitions
"As Ithers See Us", a mixed group contemporary art exhibition. The much quoted title of the show was taken from Robert Burns's "To a Louse" and, on display, will be an interesting and varied selection of artwork, almost exclusively, by artists from countries outside Scotland, including Chile, Iran, Spain, Japan, Russia and Zimbabwe.
Click here to view the online gallery and learn more about the featured artists.


text:
Product Description
Product Tags
- Purpose
These plates will allow the consumer to screw levelers, casters, or legs, which utilize the M10 Metric thread, into furniture. The plate attaches to the furniture piece with four screws. The leveler, caster, or leg then screws into the plate using their M10 bolt. NOTE: This plate will not work with standard threaded bolts. The bolt on the leg, leveler, or caster has to be the M10 metric size.
This plate would be beneficial in situations where the original receptor for the M10 Bolt would be missing or damaged. The old damaged T-Nut, if present, would be removed and this plate would then be installed in the same location. The leg, caster, or leveler would then be installed into the newly installed M10 threaded plate.
How Sold
This plate is sold as a set of 4. Selecting a quantity of 1 will result in 1 set of 4 plates being ordered. Selecting a quantity of 2 will result in 2 sets of 4 plates each, or 8 plates, being ordered.


text:
The Bulldogs (6-1) pounded out 35 hits while winning all four games they played during a three-team, double round-robin event held on the MSU campus. In Sunday's early game, Kansas (5-2) beat Mississippi Valley State, 14-1 in seven innings.
"Will threw a really clean game today," MSU head coach John Cohen said. "He is a strike thrower. We knew that coming out of high school. When his 87 (mph) or 89 becomes 92 or 93, he is going to be a real force in this league. Right now, he is a good pitcher."
In his MSU debut, Cox, a former Amory High School standout, allowed three hits and one unearned run in seven innings of work. While facing 24 batters, Cox struck out and walked none. Fellow freshman Jonathan Holder, a Gulfport High School product, made his third appearance and pitched two innings of no-hit relief to earn the squad's second save of the season.
"I can't say enough about the defense," Cox said. "(Catcher) Mitch (Slauter) does a great job of calling pitches. It is just up to me to go out there and execute. I knew early in the week I was going to start. It kept building up to today. I think the whole town of Amory was here. This is an awesome feeling to have a chance to get on that mound and pitch."
The Bulldogs plated two runs in the first inning. Still protecting a 2-1 lead, MSU expanded on that lead with a single score in the sixth inning and two more scores in the eighth inning.
Daryl Norris ripped a two-double in the first inning to start the Bulldog scoring.
The Delta Devils (0-7) responded with an unearned run in the third inning. Edmund Cheatham reached on an infield error and later scored on RBI-double by Daniel Anderson. After that hit, Cox found a groove and retired 13 batters in a row.
MSU built the lead to 3-1 on an RBI-double by Adam Frazier in the sixth inning. C.T. Bradford and Wes Rea had back-to-back RBI-singles in the eighth inning for the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs finished with 11 hits, including multi-hit games by Frazier, Rea and Norris.
For the weekend, the Bulldogs hit .280. Rea and Frazier led the way with six hits apiece.
On the mound, the MSU pitching staff has now thrown three different games where it did not allow an earned run. The Bulldogs posted a 1.25 ERA, while allowing 24 hits and five earned runs in 36 innings of tournament player over the weekend.
"We like our freshmen arms," Cohen said. "(Pitching coach) Butch (Thompson) does a great job with them. However, we have some veteran pitchers on the staff who was are also great leaders. They do a great job of helping these guys get ready to pitch at this level."
The Bulldog host Memphis (3-3) at 4 p.m. Wednesday.


text:
(LOS ANGELES, CA) -- The film, ''One-Eyed Monster'' will invade the Fine Arts Theater in Los Angeles, Monday, April 27th for the Red Carpet World Premiere.
''One-Eyed Monster'' is a comic homage to ''Alien'' and ''The Thing,'' where the cast and crew of an adult film are stranded in a blizzard and must band together against a mysterious and deadly alien, which has possessed the actor with the biggest part Ron Jeremy (naturally). Now, with the monster on a killing spree, the race is on to trap and destroy it before it seeds the planet as only it can.
''One-Eyed Monster'' brings together a never seen before ensemble of adult and mainstream actors. This Rated R film stars adult film legends Ron Jeremy and Veronica Hart as well as mainstream film and television favorite, Amber Benson, iconic character actor Charles Napier, and this film marks the mainstream debut of Carmen Hart, Wicked Pictures top contract star.
''One-Eyed Monster'' Red Carpet World Premiere
Monday, April 27, 2009
7:00 p.m. Red Carpet / Doors
8:00 p.m. Screening
Fine Arts Theater
8556 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Scheduled to Appear:
Ron Jeremy, Amber Benson, Veronica Hart, Carmen Hart, Charles Napier, Jeff Denton, Bart Fletcher, Jason Graham, Jenny Guy, John Edward Lee, Caleb Mayo, and Frank Noel.
Media Contact:
Brian Gross, BSG Public Relations
818.340.4422 x202
Invited guest will be seated and additional general admission seats will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
Samantha Hayes Interview
Dead But Dreaming ~ Reviewer Rated
Dava Foxx Self-Booking
Gina Valentina's 1st IR
Submission of Emma Marx: Exposed ~ Reviewer Rated
BBWcon 2016
New Webcam Opportunity
NaughtyAllie Facelift
Nina Elle MiniView
Kahlista Stonem Available
Sanders, Trump Joint News Conference
Naughty Massage
Redefining the Status Quo
Jenevieve Hexxx at Trixie's
Ocean News from Lexi Love
Hard Squeezes
APAC and Sex Worker Rights
New From Rodney Moore
RNSU Radio Thurs March 24
New Girls
What We Signed Up For
The Directors
What is Consent?
Bee, Evans at Sexpo
New Gay News Site
Alana Evans on MTV
Sexpo Cosplay
Cruz Receives Porn Offer
Poking Around AVN 2016
Deadly Famous
Planet Venus
The Hedge Against Exploitation
Performers File Unpaid Wage Claims
Amateur Allure 4 AVN Noms
Public Sex Adventures 2
Women Seeking Women Visited
Charles Manson to be Released!
Romantic Moments Revealed
Adult Film Festival
A French Documentary Like No Other
Night at the Erotic Museum
Lex's Tattooed Vixens 2
Lesbian Training Day 4
Ashley Sinclair Sex Tape
Poll: Caitlyn Jenner Do Porn
Raven Bay's Big Tits
Casey Calvert's IR Gangbang
5X Raven Bay
Shade X from Smash
Amateur Allure New Lines
Karmen Karma Top Shelf
The Interview XXX
XXX Casting Call
Deep Vision ThunderRama
Hackin Jack vs Chainsaw Chick
AINews: Skow Among Best
More Phoenix Mainstream
Red Cardinal Wraps Betrothed
Summer Lovers
Yoga for Lovers
Layla Price Stars
Maddy O'Reilly is Slutwoman
Powersville Re-Energized
XRCO Awards Nominations
Summer Brielle Elegant Angel
Damsels in Distress Released
Damsels in Distress Live
Madison Christmas Spectaculars
TSA Explosives Test on Ryder
Bailey Blue is The Animal
LFC/WalMart Deal
Free Vegas Weddings
Wedding Night Porn
Sunny Lane in Feature Movie
Capri Cavanni Releases
Ryder Completes Grease XXX
Love Boat XXX Song
Capri Cavanni in Love Boat XXX
Love Boat XXX Trailer
Britney Amber NightMoves Nom
Dana Vespoli NightMoves Noms
Film News Section Index


text:
A Very Biggest Loser Thanksgiving: 7 Fat-Trimming Tips from the Ranch and a Pumpkin Flan Recipe
Tune in to Biggest Loser tonight for a special Thanksgiving on the ranch. We'll see the contestants gather 'round the kitchen for all of the traditional favorites like turkey, dressing, gravy, and of course a pumpkin dessert. But a few things will be missing – loads of fat, calories, and processed ingredients.
Don't feel too bad for the contestants missing their families, though. By our calculations, this Thanksgiving episode would have filmed in mid August; meaning most or all of them are home with their families for the real holiday this week.
Cheryl Forberg, RD, the show's dietitian and a James Beard award-winning chef, showed the contestants how to craft a Thanksgiving meal so out of this world they no doubt forgot how good it was for them, and you, too! Using fresh, wholesome ingredients, and what she calls flavor agents, all explained in her cookbook Flavor First, Cheryl was able to give the contestants a holiday meal to remember (and one their waistlines will soon forget!). Her best have-a-healthy-Thanksgiving tips are shared exclusively here.
Let's start with the turkey. Low in fat and high in protein, it's an inexpensive source of B vitamins, iron, phosphorus, potassium and zinc. Cheryl served a non-traditional take on the bird, with her Turkey Roulade.
Baste your bird with flavorful fat-free broth (instead of butter). You'll have lots of delicious juices to serve without breaking your calorie bank.
Read Full Post >


text:
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Armed Services Committee has begun a hearing that is expected to culminate in a vote on the nomination of Chuck Hagel to be defense secretary.
He's facing fierce opposition from his fellow Republicans who have challenged his past statements and votes on Israel, Iran, Iraq and nuclear weapons.
Just hours before today's hearing, his opponents circulated a memo arguing for more information about Hagel's personal finances. The memo highlighted past statements by Democratic senators demanding further disclosures when the Senate considered nominees from Republican presidents.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is pushing for a full Senate vote later this week. If Hagel is approved in committee, as expected, he faces Republican delaying tactics in the full Senate.
Hagel, a former Republican senator from Nebraska, is President Barack Obama's choice to succeed Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who is stepping down after four years as CIA director and Pentagon chief.
%@AP Links
052-a-10-(Jay Carney, White House press secretary, at news conference)-"well as Democrats"-White House Press Secretary Jay Carney says the White House is confident Chuck Hagel will win nomination to be defense secretary. (12 Feb 2013)
<<CUT *052 (02/12/13)>> 00:10 "well as Democrats"
045-a-08-(Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., in remarks)-"on this one"-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says he doesn't expect Republicans will filibuster Hagel's nomination. (12 Feb 2013)
<<CUT *045 (02/12/13)>> 00:08 "on this one"
APPHOTO NY111: FILE - In this Jan. 31, 2103 file photo, former Nebraska Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel, President Obama's choice for defense secretary, testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee during his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, pushed ahead Monday with plans for a vote on Hagel's nomination to be defense secretary despite Republican demands for more financial information from him. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) (31 Jan 2013)


text:
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore Pte. Ltd. (f.k.a. Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. (UEN / Registration Number 198703584K)) ("GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore") today announced that it is soliciting consents from the holders of its 6.25% Senior Notes Due 2013 (CUSIP: 16133RAD8) (the "2013 Notes") and of its 6.375% Senior Notes Due 2015 (CUSIP: 16133RAC0) (the "2015 Notes", together with 2013 Notes, the "Notes"). GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore is seeking consents (the "Consent Solicitation") to proposed amendments to the indentures governing the 2013 Notes and the 2015 Notes.
The terms and conditions of the Consent Solicitation are described in the Consent Solicitation Statement dated March 14, 2010 (the "Consent Solicitation Statement") and the accompanying letters of consent. The purpose of the Consent Solicitation is to amend and modify the reporting covenant contained in the indentures governing the Notes.
In the event that certain conditions of the Consent Solicitation are satisfied or waived, including, among other things, the receipt of valid and unrevoked consents from holders of not less than a majority in aggregate principal amount of the outstanding 2013 Notes and/or the 2015 Notes, as applicable (the "Requisite Consents"), GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore will pay to the holders of record of such series of Notes as of 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on March 12, 2010, who delivered valid and unrevoked consents prior to Consent Deadline as defined below, a cash payment of $10 for each $1,000 in principal amount of Notes for which consents were delivered by such holders (the "Consent Fee"). Holders of the 2013 Notes and/or the 2015 Notes, as applicable, for which no consent is delivered will not receive a Consent Fee, even though the proposed amendments to the applicable indentures, if approved, will bind all holders of the 2013 Notes and/or the 2015 Notes, as applicable, and their transferees. The Consent Solicitation is scheduled to expire at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on March 26, 2010 (the "Consent Deadline"). Consents delivered may be revoked at any time prior to the earlier of the receipt of the Requisite Consents and the Consent Deadline. GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore intends to execute a supplemental indenture to the applicable indentures promptly following the receipt of the Requisite Consents.
The 2013 Notes and the 2015 Notes are currently listed on the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited. GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore intends to delist the 2013 Notes and the 2015 Notes from the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited as soon as practicable.
The Company has engaged Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC as its solicitation agent. Questions and requests for assistance regarding the Consent Solicitation should be directed to the solicitation agent at (212) 325-5912 or (800) 820-1653. Requests for documents may be directed to Global Bondholder Services Corporation, which is acting as the tabulation agent and information agent for the Consent Solicitation, at (866) 470-4500 (toll free) or (212) 430-3774 (banks and brokers). None of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore, its board of directors, the solicitation agent, the tabulation agent or the information agent is making any recommendations as to whether or not holders of the Notes should issue their consents pursuant to the Consent Solicitation, and no one has been authorized by any of them to make such recommendations.
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore today also announced its preliminary financial results for its fourth quarter and full year of 2009. Based on GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore's preliminary review of its year end results for the full year 2009, revenues, including its share of Silicon Manufacturing Partners, a minority owned joint venture ("SMP"), were $482.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2009 compared to $359.0 million in the fourth quarter of 2008 and $439.8 million in the third quarter of 2009. For the full year 2009, revenues including its share of SMP were $1,544.3 million, compared to $1,742.8 million in 2008. Gross profit was $109.4 million in the fourth quarter of 2009, or 23.6 percent of revenues, compared to $13.8 million in the fourth quarter of 2008, or 3.9 percent of revenues, and $88.0 million in the third quarter of 2009, or 21.2 percent of revenues. For the full year 2009, gross profit was $200.9 million, or 13.6 percent of revenues, compared to $213.8 million, or 12.9 percent of revenues, in 2008.
At December 31, 2009, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore had approximately $1,912 million in long-term debt and capital lease obligations. Subsequent to year end, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore purchased or otherwise retired approximately $565 million of various obligations pursuant to applicable change of control provisions. On March 8, 2010, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore also purchased approximately $159 million principal amount of 5.75% Senior Notes due 2010 (CUSIP: 16133RAB2) (the "2010 Notes") pursuant to a tender offer and consent solicitation for such notes. On March 8, 2010, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore deposited funds irrevocably with the trustee with respect to the 2010 Notes in an amount sufficient to satisfy and discharge the indenture and applicable indenture supplement relating to the remaining $96 million aggregate principal amount of the 2010 Notes (GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore intends to purchase any additional 2010 Notes tendered prior to the expiration of the tender offer from such funds). These actions, along with other actions either already taken or planned to be taken prior to March 15, 2010, are expected to reduce GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore's total indebtedness by approximately $861 million since the closing of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore's acquisition by Advanced Technology Investment Company ("ATIC").
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore's financial statements for the full year 2009 have not yet been audited and therefore the information set forth herein is subject to change. Except when specifically stated otherwise, all of the financial information provided in this press release is for GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore and its consolidated subsidiaries.
This press release and any related documents do not constitute a solicitation of consents of holders of the Notes in any circumstances in which such solicitation is unlawful, and shall not be deemed a solicitation of consents with respect to any other securities of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore. The Consent Solicitation will be made solely by the Consent Solicitation Statement and the accompanying letters of consent. Execution of the proposed amendments to the applicable indentures is subject to a number of conditions. No assurance can be given that any such amendment can or will be completed on terms that are acceptable to GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore, or at all. In those jurisdictions where the securities, blue sky or other laws require the Consent Solicitation to be made by a licensed broker or dealer, and a solicitation agent or any of its affiliates is such a licensed broker or dealer in such jurisdictions, the Consent Solicitation shall be deemed to be made by such solicitation agent or such affiliate (as the case may be) on behalf of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore in such jurisdictions.
Each holder of the Notes participating in the Consent Solicitation will also be deemed to give certain representations generally as set out in the Consent Solicitation Statement and the accompanying letters of consent. Any issuance of consent pursuant to the Consent Solicitation Statement from a holder of the Notes that is unable to make these representations will not be accepted. Each of GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore, the solicitation agent, the tabulation agent and the information agent reserves the right, in their absolute discretion, to investigate, in relation to any issuance of consent pursuant to the Consent Solicitation, whether any such representation given by a holder of the Notes is correct and, if such investigation is undertaken and as a result GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore determines (for any reason) that such representation is not correct, such consent shall not be accepted.
About GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore, one of the world's top dedicated semiconductor foundries, offers leading-edge technologies down to 40/45 nanometer (nm), enabling today's system-on-chip designs. GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore further serves its customers' needs through a collaborative, joint development approach on a technology roadmap that extends to 22nm. GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore's strategy is based on open and comprehensive design enablement solutions, manufacturing enhancement strategies and a commitment to flexible sourcing. In Singapore, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore owns or has an interest in six fabrication facilities, including a 300mm fabrication facility and five 200mm facilities. In December 2009, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore was acquired by ATIC pursuant to a scheme of arrangement pursuant to Singapore law. Information about GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore can be found at www.globalfoundries.com. For more information about ATIC visit www.advancedtechnologyic.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements in this communication may constitute "forward-looking" statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements are based upon assumptions as to future events that may not prove to be accurate. Actual outcomes and results may differ materially from what is expressed or forecasted in these forward-looking statements. As a result, these statements speak only as of the date they were made and GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as otherwise required by law. Words such as "expects," "intends," "plans," "projects," "believes," "estimates," and similar expressions are used to identify these forward-looking statements. In particular, statements about plans or intentions regarding the completion of the Consent Solicitation for the Notes are forward-looking statements and may not necessarily occur. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict. These risks, uncertainties and assumptions include, among others:
- decreased consumer confidence;
- financial market turmoil and deteriorating global economic conditions;
- the ability to access or renew existing or to obtain additional financing and the terms thereof;
- changes in demands from major customers;
- excess inventory, life cycle, market outlook and trends or specific products;
- demand and supply outlook in the semiconductor market;
- competition from existing foundries and new foundry companies resulting in pricing pressures;
- product mix;
- unforeseen delays, interruptions, performance level and technology mix in fabrication facilities;
- progress on leading-edge products;
- changes in capacity plans, allocation and process technology mix;
- unavailability of materials, equipment, manpower and expertise;
- access to or delays in technological advances or development of process technologies;
- the successful implementation of technology and supply alliances (including joint development agreements with IBM, Infineon, Samsung, Toshiba, STMicroelectronics, AMD and NEC);
- the growth rate of fabless companies, the outsourcing strategy of integrated device manufacturers, or IDMs, and the expectation that IDMs will utilize foundry capacity more extensively; and
- terrorist attacks, acts of war, or the possibility of an outbreak of Bird Flu or any other infectious disease in Singapore, as well as other parts of the world.
Additional information as to these factors can be found in GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore's 2008 Annual Report on Form 20-F in the sections entitled "Key Information" and "Information On Our Company" and in the notes to the consolidated financial statements.
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore Pte. Ltd. (f.k.a. Chartered Semiconductor
Manufacturing Ltd.):
U.S. Contact: Jon Carvill, +1-408-462-4074
Singapore Contact: Yuan See Lim, +65 6339 9110


text:
1966 Oldsmobile Delta 88
I have a 1966 Delta 88 Convertible... It is a total bucket but is titled and mine.
The guy I got it from destroyed the front bumper, I found a 1966 Olsmobile Ninety-Eight.
Does anyone know if the front sheetmetal will interchange, they look the same but the cars aren't side by side to be exact.
Thanks for any help.
|All times are GMT -6. The time now is 06:15 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0 PL2
Copyright Hotrodders.com 1999 - 2012. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Workshop attendees talk transmission, solar development
More than 40 people representing utilities, tribes, solar developers and state officials gathered to discuss access to the Palo Verde hub and potential opportunities to move utility-scale solar generation from Arizona to market at last month's Opening Transmission Constraints for Solar Development Locally and in the West workshop.
At the June 17 workshop, attendees learned about:
- Opportunities in the Department of Energy's Solar Technologies Program
- Western's unique borrowing authority for transmission infrastructure granted in the Recovery Act
- Transmission opportunities that are developing that could benefit solar development
- Large-scale solar developer perspectives
Participants also engaged in an open dialogue about next steps.
"This is the first of its kind for this region," said Western's Desert Southwest Federal Power Program Manager Debby Emler. "Previously, we waited for something to happen or someone to come to us, and we would react to the situation. Now, Western is in a more proactive stance. We're looking for ways to provide the West with renewable resources, as well as finding ways to tie the developers with the utilities. This workshop did just that."
"Together the renewable program in the West will grow," said Emler. "Apart, it would be like the 'chicken and the egg' scenario; who comes first? Is the transmission built first in hopes that the developer then builds the solar project? Or does the developer build their resource in hopes that they will be able to connect to the electric grid. Without each other, nothing happens."
All in all, it was a good start to the discussion. Mike Gazda from Arizona Power Authority agreed, saying, "It's a good start. We just have to keep the ball rolling, keep the discussions flowing."
See the Renewables Partnership website for more information about the presentations given at the workshop.


text:
After fixing the problem with the check for installed packages (see bug #20597), installation of a server with only zimbra-ldap succeeds on Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (English language).
Installing a second server (fresh install, no update; zcs-NETWORK-4.5.7_GA_1319.UBUNTU6.tgz) with zimbra-logger and zimbra-store runs fine until an error at the end where permission errors are shown when tomcat is tried to be started.
Running zmfixperms does not help any more: One can start Tomcat but it crashes some seconds later.
Reason: Many files, e.g. in /opt/zimbra/tomcat, have set a userid of 503 which is a non-existing user.
Filed as bug #20652.
- (if previous installation is present, remove it)
- Running "install.sh -s" so that only the packages are installed.
- Run /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmfixperms
- Run the setup script /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmsetup.pl
No everything runs fine without errors.


text:
Forum topics MamaChrisNow participated in
forum posts
|Last Post
|Food Photos
|4 years ago
|4 years ago
|One of Twenty
|5 years ago
MamaChrisNow's recipes
No posts.
MamaChrisNow's product ratings
... no product ratings yet ...
MamaChrisNow's recipe ratings
Carpenter Street Poppy Seed Cake Rating: 5 Recommend: Y Comments: ...
Oatmeal Toasting & Sandwich Bread Rating: 5 Recommend: N Comments: Thank you for this recipe, this bread it fantastic and had my husband "WoW!"ing ...
Blueberry Ricotta Cake Rating: 5 Recommend: Y Comments: I loved this recipe! I had whole fat ricotta in the fridge that was supposed to ...
Tender White Cake Rating: 5 Recommend: Y Comments: Spectacular, no fail recipe. I used this cake to make a three tier wedding cake,...
Chocolate Mousse Cake with Raspberries Rating: 5 Recommend: Y Comments: I made just the cake as part of project for my daughter's birthday. The recipe f...


text:
We have built our business through hard work and determination which allowed us to become the company that we are today. We take great pride in providing you wiMore
$1 mil. - $5 mil.in Revenue
10 - 20EmployeesContact people at this company
1978 Hilliard StreetPeterboroughOntarioK9J 6X5Canadaview map
(705) 876-9090(705) 876-9406Fax
ProPub_Iteration_NT.411[03] SEIDXWK-23


text:
Top Quality French Carp Fishing
Best viewed in FireFox
NEW Lake Record caught on 15th.April 2016 at 70lb 5oz
120 -
and 4 different 60lb. And a 70lb+
Copyright ©2015:2016 Moorlands Fisheries -
Siret No 511 121 824 00011
Contact Keith direct on firstname.lastname@example.com or by telephone on 0033 385 922 953
Click on the facebook icon on the left of page to go to Keith's facebook page
Hover over image for larger picture
Moorlands carp lake is a 14 acre, 300 year old estate lake set in our own 33 acres of securely fenced, beautiful and totally undisturbed countryside.
At Moorland Fisheries we have created 18 swims, which range from very comfortable, open swims to more intimate swims, where you can get close to nature.
This also means that with 18 swims and a maximum of 10 anglers, you will always have plenty of choice, should you want to change swims or to try some stalking in the quiet areas during your stay.
When you arrive we will help with advice on our observations of feeding fish and captures so that you can make your swim choices based on knowledge rather than guesswork.
We also advise you to try to arrive on the Friday so that you can meet the departing anglers to discuss tactics, amount of bait used etc. as well as benefiting from being able to drive down in daylight rather than in darkness.
In one corner of the lake we have a dining lodge which is based on a small "English country pub." It is where we serve English breakfasts and two course evening meals (included in the price) and it has a log fire for the colder weeks.
We also have English toilet and shower facilities with free hot water 24/7, as well as English electrical sockets for charging phones and cameras etc.
We are sure that you will fall in love with the place as soon as you arrive, and we will do our very utmost to help you catch the fish of your dreams.
Visit our Take a Tour page for a new video tour and lots of tips
"We are going to allow bait boats on exclusive weeks only and on the basis that everyone in the group agrees that they should be used."


text:
The Bank of México (Banxico) began circulating a new $20-peso coin commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Mexican army. The coin is 3.2 cm. in diameter and has a bi-metal design similar to that of most other Mexican coins. At present time, there is another $20-peso coin in circulation, commemorating Mexican Nobel laureate, Octavio Paz. However, these coins are not as common as those of smaller denominations, such as the ubiquitous $10-peso coin. Other coins presently in use include $5, $2, $1 pesos, and ¢50, ¢20, ¢10 cents. The new coin will remain in circulation until February 5, 2017.
The Bank of Mexico is Mexico's central bank, monetary authority and lender of last resort since its foundation on September 1, 1925. Its main function is to provide domestic currency to the Mexican economy and its main priority is to ensure the stability of the domestic currency's purchasing power.


text:
I a few days ago I created the following query
select * from xml where url="<http://www.oddsmatrix.com>:81/frxmlfeed/Football_live_today.xml"
It was working fine, but when I tried to run the query today I got the following error
Invalid URL <http://www.oddsmatrix.com>:81/frxmlfeed/Football_live_today.xml: Invalid HTTP destination port
Can anyone explain if this is a temporary issue, or if it might be something else. I don't have control on the URL in question.
I have the same problem. Do you think getting help? I don't. My projekt was running the last 12 month and I was requesting dat from different URL's with different ports like 8081, 8082, 8080 with a charme. Now it doesn't. What can we do? I don't know.
I think that recently there were some updates to the YQL console, maybe it is a new security measure? I hope that someone knowledgeable replies with an answer to why this is happening now.
I have this same issue. Requests on port 80 work, but not 8000. it seems Yahoo broke something here.
Also experiencing this behavior. Anyone hear of any updates on this?
Same issue here. Was working fine until very recently. Sure hope there's a fix coming.
in YQL


text:
Venugopalan Ramasubramanian, Dahlia Malkhi, Fabian Kuhn, Mahesh Balakrishnan, and Aditya Akella
June 2009
Describing a complex and large network such as the Internet in a concise way, that brings out its fundamental properties, is a task that has challenged researchers for many years. Existing work on internet structure – and empirical reasoning -- indicates that it is tree-like. This works quantifies the degree to which at least two important internet measures---latency and bandwidth---approximate tree metrics. We evaluate our ability to model end-to-end path attributes using a tree embedding by actually building tree representations. In addition to being simple and intuitive models, these trees provide a range of commonly required functionality beyond simple attribute modeling.
The benefits of our study are twofold. First, we investigate
the ability to portray the inherent hierarchical structure of
internets using the most pure and compact topology, trees.
Second, trees obviate many natural tasks, such as shortest path
routing and selection of multicast spanners. Our study shows
that these tasks can be done with high degree of success and
little overhead.
|Publication type
|Published in
|Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.
Copyright © 2007 by the Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. Permission to make digital or hard copies of part or all of this work for personal or classroom use is granted without fee provided that copies are not made or distributed for profit or commercial advantage and that copies bear this notice and the full citation on the first page. Copyrights for components of this work owned by others than ACM must be honored. Abstracting with credit is permitted. To copy otherwise, to republish, to post on servers, or to redistribute to lists, requires prior specific permission and/or a fee. Request permissions from Publications Dept, ACM Inc., fax +1 (212) 869-0481, or email@example.com. The definitive version of this paper can be found at ACM's Digital Library --http://www.acm.org/dl/.


text:
If you've been thinking about investing your money, but are not sure where to start or are afraid of making a mistake, then sign up for the free "Safeguard Your Savings" workshop to be held 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 10 at the Cedar County Health Complex, 807 Owen Mill Road, Stockton.
During the two-hour seminar, participants will learn the basic principles of saving and investing, setting financial goals and developing plans, the types of financial markets and how they work, selecting a financial professional, as well as avoiding investment scams.
Sponsored by the Missouri Secretary of State and University of Missouri Extension, this workshop was created and funded by the Investor Protection Trust, a nonprofit organization that provides objective information to help consumers make informed investment decisions.
"Safeguard Your Savings" is being provided across Missouri. The Stockton program will be presented by Janet LaFon and Nellie Lamers, University of Missouri Extension family financial education specialists.
Individuals can register for "Safeguard Your Savings" by calling the Cedar County University of Missouri Extension center at (417) 276-3313, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
|Found 675 Recipes
|Revise this Search New Search
One Pot Pasta Dinnerby culinarycara We can't make elaborate Sunday dinners everyday, but that doesn't mean..
Pita Pizzaby adrianna Whole-wheat pita bread forms the crust for these wedges of yellow pepp..
Pizza Margheritaby adrianna This simple and delicious pizza margherita is courtesy of chef Mario B..
Perfect Pizzaby adrianna Makes 2 Round Pizzas 12-14 inches in diameter
Whole-Wheat Pizza with Artichokes and Pecorinoby adrianna The meaty artichoke hearts provide a nice balance to the light and cre..
Crock Pot Lasagnaby kimberly This is a delicious little lasagna recipe that I recently came up with..
Italian-Style Meatloaf Iby kimberly This is a very good meatloaf recipe that has an Italian twist! It ori..
Riccota and leeks tartby DajaD Well, whether you call a quiche or tart, or any other name (torta sala..
Garlic and Kale Vermicelliby LDZ This recipe can be altered by using chard, escarole, or mustard greens..
Insalata Capreseby DajaD It can be served alone, in any occasion, lunch or dinner, with a coupl..
Oven baked frittata with asparagusby DajaD I think the recipe came with the asparagus I bought once, probably a s..
Puff pastry tart with potato, tomato and mozzarellaby DajaD I found this recipe on a puff pastry package. It's a great quick dish,..


text:
July 23 to July 26
This is another multi-day post, because we haven't had Internet or even cell phone service for several days. Last post, we were in Lolo Hot Springs on a Saturday night, and the altitude made for a cold sleep. With frost on the tent, it took a bit longer to get out of the sleeping bag on Sunday morning than usual. Then, we had to wait for the sun to come over the hills so we could dry out the tent and tarps. So we started later than usual. Fortunately, it took only seven miles of moderate climbing to reach Lolo pass, and the Idaho border. At the top there was a very nice visitors center with a comfortable lounge inside a log lodge, and a lot of interesting displays on the history of the area. Out front, a group of reenactors dressed like mountain men showed us replicas of original maps made by Lewis and Clark, who came through the pass on their way west. After stopping at the pass, we made a fast descent down to the headwaters of the Lochsa River. About five miles later, our left tire went flat. My dad said the inner tube couldn't be patched, because it was the valve stem that had failed. He changed the tube, but by then it was early afternoon, and getting hot. It was nearly 80 miles to the next town, so we decided to make it a shorter day, and stopped at the only piece of civilization in the entire valley, the Lochsha River Lodge in Powell ID. It was barbeque Sunday at the restaurant, so after eating plenty of barbeque my dad walked over to our cabin and slept for part of the afternoon. Later he went down and waded through some brush to get to the river, where he dipped his feet then almost got bit by a snake.. The next morning we headed off into the wilderness of Idaho, literally. Highway 12 runs along the Lochsha River, which is the border for the Selway-Bitteroot Wilderness area. Ahead of us was a 65-mile section of road with nothing but primitive campgrounds and trails, and no chance of recharging our batteries. Our normal range with the batteries is between 35 and 50 miles, so my dad decided that we would start of by pedaling without electric assist down the long, slight downhill as the road followed the river. The pavement was really rough, and that plus the pedaling–only mode knocked our speed down to about 10 mph, but we made the first 30 miles without using any of the battery. Unfortunately, we had another flat on the left rear, and it was the same problem; the valve stem sheared off where it went into the rim. My dad dug around and found his last spare tube. He was a bit worried, because he said this that if the same thing happened again, we'd be stuck ion the side of the road, 200 miles from a bike shop. Then, he became bit more optimistic when he decided that our new tires might have caused the problem. They had a softer sidewall to absorb the bumps, he said, and we'd been using a really thick, stiff tube. He figured that the tubes were sliding inside the tires, which pinched the valve stem. His second spare was a thinner tube, and he said it might have more grip on the tire. We didn't have any more flats, but every so often, we'd look back at the wheel anxiously. What was more disturbing was the truck traffic. Later, when we read the Transamerica Route Guide, we learned that since the original route was created back in 1976, a lot more trucks were now using Highway 12 as a shortcut to Idaho. And these weren't just 18-wheelers. Out west, there are all kinds of big truck rigs with four and five back axels, huge dump beds and second trailers. The road had a lot of twists and blind curves, and there was no shoulder. Most of the time, we could hear the trucks coming and do our best to head for the ditch, but one truck that was following another didn't see us until the last minute, and came close enough to give me a good scare. A few miles after that, we reached the tiny town of Lowell ID , which was really just a gas station/store and a restaurant/motel. We checked in to Ryan's Wilderness Inn for the night and slept soundly. Because we where early to bed, we were also early to rise, and get started. We had another 25 miles of riding on Route 12, and my dad figured that if we started before 6 am, it would take the trucks starting over the Lolo Pass at least an hour or two to get down the valley and start passing us. By then, we were in the town of Kooskia having breakfast. The waitress at our breakfast stop told us that Route 12 was one of considered one of the most dangerous roads in Idaho. Fortunately, after that we switched to Route 13, and were out of the heavy traffic. But the adventure wasn't over. After following the road up a river valley for a few miles, we came to a construction zone, where a flagman told us there was a two-mile section of one-way traffic. When it was our turn, we got at the end of a line of traffic and peddled like crazy to keep up as we snuck past some huge machines that were chewing up the other lane into a pile of asphalt gravel. A half-mile later, we passed another huge machine that was digesting the gravel, adding fresh tar and spreading it out as new pavement. The final challenge of the day was a 10 miles climb that rose 1,500 feet up the side of a gorge onto a high altitude plateau. As we slowly pushed ourselves up the long, steep hill, the mp3 player became evermore encouraging for us, playing old rock and roll tunes that got our feet pumping. Then it suddenly switched to a mellow Jimmy Buffet song, but even that didn't stop us from getting up a 9 percent grade and to the town of Grangeville. Tomorrow, we have a bit more climbing to do, then a huge, steep downhill as we head towards New Meadows and a reunion with several family members who are spending the summer in Idaho.


text:
Find the right lubricant for your vehicle.
We're always proud to announce Team Kendall driver V. Gaines' accomplishments on the track, but we're particularly pleased to share how—off the track—he has inspired a classroom full of young students from Salt Lake City, Utah.
As Gaines entered into the Final Countdown this season, he received a letter from Mary-Jane Forbyn, a fourth grade teacher at Taylorsville Elementary School in Salt Lake City. In the letter, Forbyn shared how she has incorporated drag racing into her lesson plans as a fun way to teach her students about math and science and, as such, her students have become big fans of Gaines. Along with the note, she included an image of a hand-drawn picture of the Kendall Motor Oil Dodge Avenger, affectionately named "Mean Teeth" by the students.
After seeing how much her students enjoyed hearing and learning about Gaines, Forbyn started incorporating racing into more of the curriculum. "I use drag racing clips as a way to teach the kids how to add and subtract with decimals. It's a fun way for them to learn, and they've picked it up very quickly," Forbyn explained. "I've also started 'Facts for Fuel,' which incorporates various math problems that the students must complete to prepare for their tests."
Gaines was so inspired by the students' efforts that he responded to the letter with appreciation for the recognition. "We're just as excited as we can be, knowing that our Kendall Pro Stock is helping some very special students get excited about learning. We are the lucky ones," shared Gaines.
In just a few short months of memorizing "Facts for Fuel" and other Gaines-inspired assignments, the students' test scores have improved. "I'm so grateful that Gaines took the time to respond to our students. It means a lot to them, and it's clearly having a positive effect on our classroom," said Forbyn.


text: I recently bought a Sigma Sport BC1606L wired computer for my new bike (which I haven't installed yet). And then I saw Polar CS100b on sale for 70 bucks. Does anyone want to comment on the polar unit? I might consider returning the sigma sport unit and ordering the polar.


text:
|Oracle FAQ
|Your Portal to the Oracle Knowledge Grid
Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.tools -> Re: Oracle Forms Release 6.0
nandan.naik_at_gmail.com wrote:
> Daniel, Thanks for the reply.
> So would it be right to conclude that:
> - Oracle Developer Forms 6.0
> - Oracle Developer Forms 6i
> - Oracle Developer / 2000 Forms
> are versions of the same product, with differing features between the
> versions?
Yes. You are essentially talking about the difference between MS Office 98 and MS Office 2000 and MS Office whatever.
-- Daniel A. Morgan University of Washington damorgan_at_x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond) Puget Sound Oracle Users Group www.psoug.orgReceived on Sat Aug 26 2006 - 14:06:22 CDT
Original text of this message


text:
I apologize for not getting on here and thanking those that came out in support!!
We sold 400 plates and had a few doners that pitched in big dollars for a plate.
We hope to have the trailer in place by Christmas but it may be more like the first of the year.
thats great, i know it gives u a good feeling that there is still a lot of good people still left out there that still cares!! only if our government would have the same compassion for people as ordinary people have for each other?? i know your fellow employee and family sure appreciates what u and others have done for them!! must make ya'll feel some good and it should!!! congratulations!!! thats a heck of a christmas present ya'll gave them, be some proud of ya'll selves!!! ya'll sure deserve it!!! its sure got to make your heart feel some good!! thats probably the best christmas present you could get too!!!


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
Overland Park police said a missing 78-year-old woman who left home about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday was found safe in Kansas City, Mo.
Doris Marie Keller recently moved to Overland Park from St. Joseph, Mo., and police said she may have been headed toward the St. Joseph area.
A news release said Keller was found by Kansas City, Mo., police officers early Wednesday morning, and she was later reunited with her family.
The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text: When I was growing up one of my favorite meals was Ham, Cabbage & Potatoes. I always thought that any meal that good had to be hard to make but when my mom taught me how to make it I couldn't believe how easy it was. My inspiration this week was the GIANT head of cabbage I purchased last week at a local farm. Ingredients: Ham {bone in is best-NOT flavored} Size determined by your preference Potatoes-as … [Read more...]


text:
Obviously, the man Madame Pompadour was interested in was no regular guy in a coffee-shop. He was King Louis XV of France. Who was, delightfully, a really nice guy, and one who I think is wrongly remembered principally for having an enormous sexual appetite. I mean, it's true that he really loved sex, but he also had a lot of other qualities going for him.
I know this isn't precisely relevant to her story, but I've always had a bit of a soft spot for Louis the XV. So often when I write these pieces I feel I end up doing a little song and dance of "yes, this dude probably date raped her, but hey, at least he wasn't imprisoning chambermaids and beating them! It was the Victorian age! He was okay!" So it's nice that, whatever the era, Louis XV, at least in his personal life, comes off really well.
Of course, you could say he was no Louis XIV. Right. Everyone at the time said that as well. That's because Louis XIV, Louis XV's great grandfather, was, legit, a genius. He ended feudalism in France and ushered in an age of art and culture. That said, he also had an exceptionally intelligent council, and a very brilliant mother who served as regent until he was of an age to reign. And he had an IQ estimated to be around 180. Louis XIV was just absurdly smart.
Louis XV, on the other hand, knew he was going to be king at the age of 5 (though he was not officially appointed King until he was 13). His entire family died of diptheria within a week of one another. The rumor is that Louis XV was saved simply because his nurse wouldn't allow doctors to treat him.If you happen to time travel back to the 18th century, I want to take this opportunity to remind you to tell doctors to wash their hands.
But then, there were rumors that it hadn't been diptheria at all. In his works, the Marquis de Sade referred to one plant as le poison royal, speculating that many members of Louis XV's family had died from ingesting it. That's another reason to let your nurse just lock you in your room.
Though, to be fair, if you learned anything from Quills, other than "censorship is bad" it's that you can't really trust the Marquis de Sade. However, it is certainly true that Louis XV's childhood was filled with people – particularly his uncle, Philippe d'Orleans, duc de Chartres – rumored to be plotting to poison him. Probably most of them weren't, but, well, it's actually likely that someone in the court was trying to poison him.
Louis XV was a really quiet kid. Understandably. It is hard to make friends when everyone might be trying to poison you. He spent a lot of time lying in the hall of mirrors at Versailles looking at the ceiling. Visitors would occasionally trip over him as they went in, and people worried that Louis XV was not well adjusted. Have you seen that hall of mirrors, though? Its stunning. The panels tell the story of the early years of Louis XIV's rule. Here:
At the age of 7, Louis asked to be allowed into Council meetings, and, though he never said a word, he carried with him his pet cat who he referred to as his "colleague" and he became an avid reader and a great student. He was particularly interested in sciences, and advocated for departments of physics and mechanics to be opened at the College of France so that the topics could be studied further.
The fact that, in spite of his work ethic and natural intellect, he could ever live up to his great grandfather really upset Louis XV (this is what happens when the story of your Grandfather's entire life is surrounded by chandeliers). To that end he decided that he would just work harder than everyone else. He often subsisted on five hours of sleep a night, and rose at dawn to go to work, lighting his own fire so he didn't have to wake any of his servants. Then, as the protocol of Versailles dictated, later in the day he would go back to bed, and pretend to be asleep so that the Princes of realm could greet him. The protocol for this rising ceremony is one of the only genuinely funny moments in Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette. In it, Marie Antoinette,who would marry Louis XV's grandson, Louis XVI, remarks "this is ridiculous" as a princess hands her a nightgown, to which a princess replies "madame, this is Versailles." I can't find the clip, but if you go 23 minutes in, you can watch it here.
That said, if you're going to watch Marie Antoinette, know that Louis XV is only going to get portrayed as someone who is all sex with Madame du Barry, all the time. Which… well, that came later.
Despite rumors that still persist about his enormous sexual appetite – and it was true that he would spend a lot of nights in whorehouses – Louis remained a very shy man, and one who believed greatly in chivalry. After he won the War of Austrian Succession, he returned all of the land and properties to his defeated enemies, saying "I'm the king of France, not a shopkeeper."
His favorite recreational activity though, was hunting. And that is how Madame Pompadour caught him.


text:
Categories: Reviews: Equipment : Cameras : Digital Cameras : Digital SLR Cameras
The SD10 is a successor to the SD9. The SD10 has an updated 10M X3 sensor from Foveon, the new sensor promises improved dynamic range, color response and sensitivity. The primary differences between the SD9 and the SD10 are extended ISO sensitivity (up to 1600 in extended mode), longer exposures, a single battery power supply, 1/3 EV steps, wireless TTL flash support and image processing enhancements provided by Sigma Photo Pro 2.0.
First 10 of 21 Reviews (see all user reviews)


text:
In response to: Travel tips for Pulse 2010Thanks for the travel tips, Tiffany! I packed my umbrella and am looking forward to seeing you at Pulse tomorrow.
Cloud & Service Management blog
Re: Travel tips for Pulse 2010
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX email@example.com Tags:  software pulse ibm tips pulse2010 travel smarter-systems rational ibmpulse service-management tivoli 1,999 Visits
Attend Pulse for a New Take on Service Management
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX email@example.com Tags:  ibmpulse service-management pulse pulse-2010 2,258 Visits
There are many great reasons to attend Pulse 2010- you can see real-world demonstrations of the newest service management solutions, you can hear about strategies and product roadmaps that can help you chart your roadmap for success, and you can get free-certifications and hands-on instruction in on-site labs. These are all great reasons to attend Pulse 2010, but I would like to focus one that often gets overlooked--networking with people not like you.
Pulse gives you the opportunity to attend tracks tailored to your specific area of focus and network with people doing work like you do. While there is a great deal of value in networking and sharing ideas with people whose roles are similar to yours, there may be even more value in talking with people who don't do what you do.
What would happen if CEOs, service providers, IT professionals, plant managers, facilities managers, VPs of Operations, security administrators, and storage managers talked with each other? What kinds of solutions and ideas would emerge?
For true innovative thinking to occur, reframing challenges and understanding different points of view is key. While it's easier to stay in your comfort zone and talk with people who speak your language, the opportunity to talk with people from other industries or from your industry but with roles different than yours may be one of the one of the best ways to gain new insights, reframe the challenges you are facing, and think outside the box.
Pulse 2010 gives you the opportunity to do just that. It offers you the chance to network with industry leaders and a broad audience of users and partners who may have different takes on service management—ones that can help you solve existing problems more efficiently, develop new services, or find new ways to accelerate growth and gain competitive edge.
Re: The "Big" Questions at Pulse: Building a Smarter Planet
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX email@example.com Tags:  conference discussion linkedin service-management pulse2010 event systems sustainability management questions green environment gore infrastructure ibmpulse dynamic-infrastructure tivoli smarter-planet social-media rational pulse 2,238 Visits
In response to: The "Big" Questions at Pulse: Building a Smarter PlanetGreat blog. I share your desire to engage in conversations about the 'big questions' in order to find common ground and ways we can work together to improve the quality of life for future generations.
Re: My Predictions for the 2010's
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX email@example.com Tags:  service-management 859 Visits
In response to: My Predictions for the 2010'sGreat blog, Pete. I'm anxious so see how accurate your predictions are. I'll send you an invite for December 29, 2019 and we can discuss!
Have a great holiday.
Re: watching the weather
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  itil service-management ibm gts 1,421 Visits
In response to: watching the weatherVery good insights, Ivor. Predeterminiation and zealotry are two human tendencies to constantly keep in check- and that's easier said than done.
A quote by George Bernard Shaw cam to mind as I read your blog: "The only man who behaves sensibly is my tailor; he takes my measurements anew every time he sees me, while all the rest go on with their old measurements and expect me to fit them"
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Looking forward to your insights in 2010!
Re: Maximo Monday: Manufacturing Live Jam Coming Dec 1st
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  manufacturing tivoli service-management maximo asset-management eam 1,496 Visits
In response to: Maximo Monday: Manufacturing Live Jam Coming Dec 1stThis is a really good line up of speakers! I'm posting this to the IBM Service Management blog so others will hear about it and be able to participate.
Re: Wayne_Z_World
Tiffany Winman 12000065XB email@example.com Tags:  servicemgmt mainframe ztiv 1,269 Visits
In response to: Wayne_Z_WorldCongratulations on your inaugural System z blog, Wayne! Welcome to the blogging team.
Re: Industrialize and automate your service delivery with IBM cloud computing
Tiffany Winman 12000065XB firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  systems smart servive-management ibm cloud cloudcomputing management cloudburst ibmcloud dynamic business service tivoli smarter-cloud ibmontwitter infrastructure cloud-computing 2,450 Visits
In response to: Industrialize and automate your service delivery with IBM cloud computingRia, thanks for sharing the announcement letter for IBM Cloudburst V1.2. I was looking for this to share on the IBM Service Management blog. :) http://ow.ly/B193
Tired of listening to presentations and sales pitches? Want a more hands-on service management experience?
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  itil service-management 1,372 Visits
IBM is offering an IT service management simulation event in six cities across the U.S. The IT Service Management Simulator is designed to give participants--C-level professionals, executives and line managers from business and IT, IT process owners and ITIL and service management project leaders--a hands-on service management experience.
Attendees will be given the chance to participate in a simulation game where they experience first-hand what it's like to run a fictional logistic organization faced with real world IT challenges. They will gain a deeper understanding of the tangible impacts IT process and service management have on an organization that will help them determine how best to move forward with their own service management initiatives.
The IT Service Management Simulator events will be offered in the following locations on the dates indicated below:
The facilitator, Ivor MacFarlane, is a globally recognized ITIL© expert, author and evangelist. Anyone who has ever heard him speak or read his blog knows they are in for an incredibly informative, engaging and entertaining experience.
For more information on how to register for the IT Service Management Simulator in your area, email firstname.lastname@example.com. This is an experience you will not want to miss!
Re: Selling Service Management is not Like Selling Insurance
Tiffany Winman 12000065XB firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  service-management 911 Visits
In response to: Selling Service Management is not Like Selling InsurancePete, great blog! While showing the advantages of service management, you're making me question my insurance policies. :)
Quality Management for Applications & Services
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  pulse_2010 tivoli rational service_management 1,455 Visits
Brian Bryson is the lead for Pulse 2010 track, Quality Management for Applications & Services. I talked with him to find out what kind of proposals he is hoping to see and I've included his comments below.
Re: Content
Any type of content that addresses the federation or unification of development and operations teams would be great. We want to hear about what organizations have done to bridge the gap between these teams.
We believe there are great gains to be had in better aligning development, testing and operations i.e. better quality and faster delivery of new products and services, faster problem resolution and improved business flexibility. We're interested in presentations that talk about:
This is the first time Rational has had significant presence at Pulse, so we're looking for a broad array of development topics—case studies, tips and tricks, process and strategy, and overview presentations—that will help operations professionals better understand and appreciate the challenges of software and service development. This kind of understanding will help create tighter integration across teams which will result in faster repair and replacement cycles, higher quality services, and faster delivery time.
Re: Who are good candidates for submitting abstracts?
We are looking for a good mixture of customer presentations. That's our number one priority. The customers are living with and addressing the daily challenges of service delivery and upkeep and we would like to hear how they have tackled those challenges.
Business partners also are great candidates. They are out there working with the tools and forming the bridge between IBM and the customer. They have a great depth of experience and a unique perspective. We would like to hear more about the challenges they have addressed.
We would also like to hear from the developers behind the tools. This is a great opportunity to connect the customers with the people building the tools to share information and ideas that will help make the tools better.
Re: What makes a good presentation
What I think makes a great proposal is being able to say up front, "At the end of this presentation, the audience will walk away knowing this."
A gold star presentation tells the before and after--here was our situation, here's what didn't work, here's what we did, here are the measured net results. It wraps the story up with quantifiable proof i.e. it took two weeks less to produce a patch fix, or the cycle time for new applications was reduced by 20%.
A short, well structured presentation with a clearly stated purpose or exit criteria is what we're looking for.
Re: Benefits of submitting an abstract for Pulse
Just being present in community of practitioners-- developers, partners, clients, people using the tools—is a huge benefit. Speaking invites collaboration. When you present, you get a seat at the table. It improves your stature in the community and you get feedback from your peers, industry experts and the developers behind the tools—and, as you all know, it never hurts to have the Email address for the guy who developed the tool you are using!
Click here to submit your proposal and plan to join us at Pulse 2010.
Change Management for Applications and Services
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  tivoli rational pulse_2010 1,299 Visits
Matt Holitza is managing the Pulse 2010 track--Change Management for Applications and Services. I talked with him about the kinds of proposals he would like to see and have included his comments below.
What are some hot topics in the area of Change Management for Applications and Services?
We're looking for presentations that show how consolidation of change management across development and operations can allow teams in both organizations to collaborate together to rapidly produce high quality products and services.
We'd also like to see stories about solutions that improve automation of application deployment to help support more rapid, less error-prone delivery of new applications.
In addition, we hope to include presentations that provide insights about application and service development. The Pulse audience will be primarily made up of operations professionals. The more we can educate and share information about development best practices, the easier it will be to build bridges with operations. We would like to see Pulse attendees go home and talk about how to improve alignment across development, test and operations to simplify the deployment of high-quality products, applications and services.
What are the benefits of speaking at Pulse?
The benefits of speaking at Pulse are many. Sharing information with your peers is invaluable—not only will you enhance your profile with your fellow practitioners; you will also gain insights about changes processes and solutions that will help you more effectively react to customer needs and deliver better quality software. In addition, you will hear first hand how automation can help you improve the efficiency of team and speed time to market. You will also receive a full conference pass ($1,995 value).
Who would make a good candidate?
We hope to hear from customers, partners, product managers, IBM Global Business Services, distinguished engineers, and anyone with cross product implementation stories. Presentations with documented benefits resonate well with our attendees.
What kinds of products will be featured?
Some of the product pairings that will be highlighted in the Change Management for Applications and Services track include:
How can I learn more?
Visit the Pulse 2010 Call for Papers page to learn more about proposal requirements and how to submit your proposal.
Great opportunity to present a Hot Topic at Pulse 2010
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  pulse service_management 2 Comments 2,816 Visits
Take advantage of this great opportunity to share your experiences with your peers, get feedback from the most influential industry experts and promote your organization by submitting an abstract to speak at Pulse 2010.
Accepted client speakers will have high profile exposure to over 5,000 industry experts, press and analysts. Approved client submissions will receive a full conference pass ($1,995 value) and admission to our on-site VIP client lounge. In addition, to your paper may be published in the Pulse 2010 proceedings.
I talked with Pete Marshall, the lead for the Pulse 2010 Hot Topics track, and he offered the following insights and suggestions on how to submit a winning proposal.
One definition of a hot topic, is something not covered at last years conference and something that might not be covered next year. We're looking for breaking trends—a snapshot of the industry and challenges service management professionals are facing right now. Themes like cloud computing, or serving the real-time web are good examples. Security is a perennial issue that always presents new challenges: it's a hot topic every year, but every year there's something different at the forefront. Things in our industry keep evolving and in the Hot Topics track, we want to look at and share information and experiences about what is really happening in the bleeding edge of service management. Some possible topics include:
The Hot Topics track is aimed at business leaders, decision makers and strategists puzzling over things like how to integrate physical and digital assets, what process models to use, and what are the best approaches to managing in a rapidly changing business and IT environment. Pete said he would encourage anyone working to solve emerging challenges—industry experts who may have a wider purview across the industry and very specialized customers who have done these projects themselves--to submit an abstract so together, we can share best practices, insights and create effective solutions as we move into uncharted territory.
Pete described two key aspects of a winning proposal—relevance and real life experience.
Is the topic relevant to where the industry is today? Is it something new and ground breaking? If the answer to these questions is yes, your abstract is a good candidate for the Hot Topics track. Going back to the security example, an overview of security might not qualify as a hot topic, but some current trend or challenge in the security landscape most certainly would.
While there is always a place for theorizing, in the Hot Topic track, we are looking for people who have been there and done that. We want presenters to share how they have solved or are working to solve a challenge.
The benefits of participating as a speaker are huge. Speaking is a very different dynamic than just listening. Not only will you have the opportunity to share your experience and get feedback from your peers, you will receive a full conference pass and get to experience the conference in a deeper, more involved way.
Please visit the Pulse 2010 call for papers site and submit your proposal today.
Re: Lessons we might usefully learn from a good food court
Tiffany Winman 12000065XB email@example.com Tags:  service-management gts customer-perception ibm service-quality 1,452 Visits
In response to: Lessons we might usefully learn from a good food courtIvor, what a great read. We should send you to Hong Kong food courts more often! :) Love your lessons learned: * Understand all the factors and concerns that affect your customers decisions and satisfaction * Continual service improvement is for things that are working well – it isn't just for things that are failing * The level of your success in good times may not indicate how well you will do in bad times compared to others * Collaborating with your competitors can sometimes make more sense than competing on everything.
Financial Services IT Service Management Strong in an Uncertain Economy
Kathleen Holm 2700009BHX firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  financial-services service-management industry-soltuions 2 Comments 2,063 Visits
IBM Survey Results:
IBM conducted a global survey of CIOs and other IT investment owners during December 2008 and January 2009. In these 'uncertain economic times' the results are very interesting from a Financial Services IT point of view.
Key survey results
IBM believes that these IT investments are continuing because these companies recognize that IT services can not only help the enterprise as a whole to operate more effectively and efficiently but also provide competitive advantage. These businesses have realized that just cutting costs within IT has limited business benefit and introduces unacceptable levels of risk to the entire organization that depends on the quality and reliability of IT services for efficiency, compliance, security and even competitive differentiation. If IT is 10 percent of the operational expense of a financial services business, cutting IT by 50 percent will yield only a 5 percent reduction in business operational expense, but will most likely unacceptably expose the other 90 percent of the business to significant new problems, risks and competitive disadvantage.
Financial services organizations were also disproportionately more likely than other industries to also expect IT to be an innovator, to research and recommend enterprise strategic objectives, to identify opportunities for innovation and to develop new business areas or services.
Financial Services IT priorities to support business requirements
IT Service Management is the key priority
Conclusion and recommendations
This business-driven approach to service management emphasizes the role IT services can play in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization as a whole rather than on the type of cost-cutting within IT that can produce negative and unacceptable business risks.
The study results point to the following key recommendations:
For more information:
Mike Zelle is the market segment manager for the financial services sector for Tivoli Software at IBM.


text:
« Reality TV Listings: January 14, 2009 | Home | Survivor: Toncantins Cast Announced By CBS »
Dancing With the Stars: Lisa Rinna Talks About Her Workout DVD
January 14, 2009 09:00 AM by Paulene Hinds
Dancing With The Stars Alum, Lisa Rinna is releasing her new workout DVD, Dance Body Beautiful, that was choreographed with her Dancing With The Stars partner, Louis Van Amstel and on Tuesday she sat down with Joel Amos from SheKnows to talk about her latest venture.
SheKnows: You've always been into fitness, but did your experience on Dancing With The Stars take your passion to new heights?
Lisa Rinna: Yes it did. I fell in love with dancing and I haven't stopped since I did the show and that was 3 years ago!
SheKnows: Besides the fabulous dancing, audiences marvel at the fitness level achieved by the stars by championship time, did a fitness DVD seem like a perfect fit?
Lisa Rinna: I think for me the fitness DVD seemed like the perfect fit. We had created a dance exercise class "Louis Van Amstel and I" and that had been going on for a year. So, this was a way for us to share the class with everyone!
Lisa Rinna also shared her diet tips during the interview suggested that there is one type of diet that she would recommend to accompany her fitness DVD. "I recommend the clean food diet which is no processed foods only natural food like fresh veggies whole grains fresh fruit lean meat no hormone chicken lots of water and green tea."
To learn more about what Lisa's new workout DVD, Dance Body Beautiful, more onher latest reality TV show, and to read the rest of the interview click here!
Reality TV Magazine is your stop for all Dancing With The Starsnews! For more Reality TV news visit Sir Links A Lot: Reality Television. Also, come join us on the new Reality TV Magazine message boards and talk about your favorite show!
Photo by: SheKnows
Topics: ABC Reality TV Shows, Dancing With the Stars, Lisa Rinna |
« Reality TV Listings: January 14, 2009 | Home | Survivor: Toncantins Cast Announced By CBS »


text:
This is a potential security issue, you are being redirected to http://nvd.nist.gov
Last updated: 5/25/2016 2:19:18 AM
CVE Publication rate: 20.5
NVD provides four mailing lists to the public. For information and subscription instructions please visit
NVD Mailing Lists
Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in Camera Life 2.6.2b8 allow remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script or HTML via the q parameter to (1) search.php and (2) rss.php; the query string after the image name in (3) photos/photo; the path parameter to (4) folder.php; page parameter and REQUEST_URI to (5) login.php; ver parameter to (6) media.php; theme parameter to (7) modules/iconset/iconset-debug.php; and the REQUEST_URI to (8) index.php.
By selecting these links, you will be leaving NIST webspace. We have provided these links to other web sites because
they may have information that would be of interest to you. No inferences should be drawn on account of other sites
being referenced, or not, from this page. There may be other web sites that are more appropriate for your purpose.
NIST does not necessarily endorse the views expressed, or concur with the facts presented on these sites. Further,
NIST does not endorse any commercial products that may be mentioned on these sites. Please address comments about
this page to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Disclaimer Notice
& Privacy Statement / Security Notice
Send comments or suggestions to email@example.com
NIST is an Agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce
NVD Services Version 3.5
Full vulnerability listing


text:
Dylan Neagle, 21, of Maynard Boulevard, was charged Oct. 30 by the Jacksonville Police Department with larceny by an employee.
Neagle is accused of stealing $94.52 worth of merchandise in the form of a carton of Newport cigarettes, a carton of Kool cigarettes, a ham and cheese sandwich and an undetermined amount of beer from Kangaroo Express, located at 2561 Onslow Drive, according to warrants.
Bond was set at $5,000.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
In this day and age it seems that almost every aspect of one's personal life comes up when one is being considered for a job. If you are a smoker, for example, then there are plenty of companies that would not so much as bat an eye at turning you down for the job no matter how good your resume looks. This is a type of profiling, and even prejudice that has many frustrated in a job market that is tough enough as it is. However some companies are trying a new approach: bribing current employees who already smoke.
A large number of companies are offering their employees things like gym memberships, fitness club memberships, and a whole bunch of things of that nature. But one interesting bit is that they are offering employees who either lose weight or quit smoking insurance premium discounts. Even smoking cessation seems to be getting its own rewards from companies as well. But does this really work? After all, a company would really have to pry into a person's private life to see to it that they had actually quit smoking. This is the kind of thing that should make employees feel uncomfortable. After all, since when is simply doing one's job properly not enough to maintain employment?


text:
David Bierbaum's recent thread on going stir-crazy is the impetus for this thread. You know you're ready from spring when…. Go ahead give us some... Here's a few to get started:
You change your iPhone wallpaper to a summertime photo of your bike.
You try to remember where you put your white cycling shoes.
You start thinking about going back to a dry lube.
You check to see if you've got new handlebar tape to spruce up the ride a bit.


text: Clemson, SC Dec. 6, 2012 – While there is a water main break in the area that has led to the cancellation of classes and closing of offices on campus, the Clemson athletic department was not effected and will remaining open. This includes the ticket office at Memorial Stadium. People interested in purchasing tickets for the Chick-fil-A Bowl or this Saturday night's basketball game with Arizona, or any other event can still come to the ticket office to purchase tickets.


text:
Picnica Tote Doubles as a Bunny
If you're like us, you've had your fill of reusable totes. At one point our closet was so over-flowing with canvas tote-bags, we felt guilty of over-consumption. And then came this $290 Jill Stuart "designer" paper bag that made us roll our eyes. But then we came across this adorable creation straight from Japan, and realized our bag collection is not yet finished. Enter the bunny bag.This adorable bag from Eding:Post is a fold-up tote that folds up into a plush bunny rabbit.
It's one bag I wouldn't mind adding to my collection. And it's a good excuse never to be without a reusable tote to avoid having to use plastic or paper. Your child can take this cute toy anywhere, and when you're in need, voila, instant reusable tote. Think of it as an eco-friendly transformer. The bag is on sale for $19 from A Plus R.
- Aug 29 2012
- By Ariston
- Tweet


text:
37Shane Popham
Served as Wake Forest's starting punter for a second consecutive year ... Averaged 39.2 yards per punt on the season but showed marked improvement later in the year ... Averaged 46 yards or better in two of the last three games ... Averaged 41.9 yards per punt over the last four games and 42.1 yards over the last three contests ... Had five games in which he averaged 40 yards or better ... Handled all PATs and field goals through the first two games ... Converted a 20-yard field goal against Stanford (Sept. 12) ... Was replaced by Jimmy Newman as the placekicker during Week 3 ... Maintained his punting chores throughout the season ... Missed 2010 spring practice after undergoing off-season knee surgery ... Named to ACC Academic Honor Roll.
Was pressed into duty against Clemson (Oct. 9) when starter Sam Swank suffered a strained quadriceps muscle in practice the week of the game ... Handled all punting and placekicking duties for the next six games ... When Swank returned to action against Boston College (Nov. 22), Popham continued to handle the punting and kickoff chores ... Was the starting punter in the final three games of the year following Swank's return ... Led the team with a 39.2 punting average ... Averaged 41.2 yards per punt over the last five games ... Placed 11 of 30 punts during that time inside the opponents' 20-yard line ... Averaged 40+ yards per punt in four of the final five games ... Shared kickoff responsibilities with Andrew Wright during Swank's absence ... Made his collegiate debut against Clemson and booted field goals of 22 and 32 yards in the 12-7 win ... Had four punts downed inside the Clemson 20 that night ... Scored a season-high 11 points vs. Duke with three field goals including the overtime winner from 28 yards out ... Named ACC Special Teams Player of the Week on Nov. 3 following his performance against the Blue Devils ... Finished the year by making each of his last four field goal attempts ... Longest field goal of the year was 44 yards vs. Duke (Nov. 1) ... Had a career-long punt of 59 yards vs. Vanderbilt (Nov. 29) ... Named Academic All-ACC and selected to ACC Academic Honor Roll.
2007 (True Freshman):