text:
To the future generations of Eberly writing tutors: these sources will help you with your class projects and with tutoring questions and concerns. Under each link, there is an annotation from a tutor explaining what he or she found illuminating about each site. We hope you find these beneficial.
Dickinson College Tutor Handbook
Journals and Blogs
Praxis: A Writing Center Journal
Tutoring Essays and Tips
Advice to Tutors (Dartmouth College) This really helpful site from Dartmouth covers everything from how to open a session to uncooperative students to controlling the pace of a session. C.H.
Becoming Visible: Tutors Discuss Reading and Listening to Student Papers. (The Writing Lab Newsletter) Reading or listening to the student's paper is an important step in a conference. This article provides you with many useful strategies like building a conversation with the writer to ensure your understanding of the paper, taking notes while reading to keep track of your comments and questions, and rereading when necessary. X.Z.
Bridging Cultural Gaps (Lynchburg College) The fact that everyone writes differently is especially true for students coming from different countries and cultures with diverse languages and communication methods. Because of this diversity, it is important to understand how to bridge cultural gaps in writing when working with different kinds of writers. This site explains some challenges and provided various solutions and techniques to work with writers from different backgrounds. J.W.
Changing Attitudes: Writing Center Workshops in the Classroom (Praxis Writing Center Journal) While much of our work takes place in the Writing Center, the job of a Writing Associate extends outside of the center and into the classroom. Here is a great article discussing the ever-changing and even essential role that a classroom Writing Associate -and the Writing Center in extension - can have on the classroom writing process. The author, Holly Ryan, also offers some great ideas for ways to facilitate a meaningful and mutually beneficial relationship between the WA and the classroom professor. R.W.
English as a Second Language (Dartmouth College) Are you having troubles tutoring second language writers (ESL writers)? Are you frustrated when there are only a few minutes left, but every sentence in the paper needs to be fixed? This website could help you deal with those problems. It explains important conventions and rhetorical patterns, helps you to understand ESL writers' problems, and shows you what to do. The site also includes a list of the most frequently seen grammar problems in ESL writers' papers, from the problems of articles and prepositions to the touchy one of "we just don't say it that way here." X.Z.
Flexing Nonverbal Muscles: The Role of Body Language in the Writing Center (Writing Lab Newsletter) This "Tutor's Column" from the Writing Lab Newspaper explores how our bodies can work against the tutor in peer-to-peer sessions.
Good Writing (University of North Carolina) The purpose of the writing center is to make good writers, not good writing. But does that necessarily mean that tutors should be blind to what actually constitutes good writing? Good writers should be able to produce good writing. Why not learn what that entails? N.C.
My First Session (PeerCentered) Tutors-in-training anticipate and dread their first solo session in the writing center. They wonder what to expect and worry about how much they will actually help a student, both normal and typical sentiments. This blog post gives trainees a realistic look into the "first day at the office," relating a tutor's process during a session and her feelings about its good and bad results. J.D.
Nonverbal Communication (University of Delaware) "It's not what you say. It's how you sit when you say it." The way you carry and handle yourself as a tutor says a lot about how you feel about the paper, the student, and being a tutor. Considering that 70% of intrapersonal communication is nonverbal, this article is worth a look. G.M.
Responding to Problems: A Facilitative Approach (Dartmouth College) Once a writing issue has been diagnosed, it can be difficult to articulate the problem with the writer in a way that ensures that both paper and writer can advance. This site outlines four types of responses: facilitative, directive, corrective, and evaluative. The author explains when to use each of them in a constructive manner. M.N.
Structure (Dartmouth College) How do you help a writer who is trying to cram her ideas into a five-paragraph essay format? Or one who can't seem to organize her great ideas at all? This site provides tutors with tips for diagnosing the root of disorganization in an essay. It also demonstrates how to integrate techniques like outlining, diagramming, and talking into a tutoring session in order to help a writer structure her paper more effectively. M.K.N.
Teaching Others to Peer Edit (Agnes Scott College) Peer editing is a skill that requires careful examination. Here is an overview of peer editing with helpful questions to use during a session. F.A.
Ten Tips for ESL Tutorials (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Working with ESL writers can be a challenging, yet rewarding process that requires a different sort of approach. This site offers tutors advice on how to focus on higher-order concerns without getting bogged down in language errors. These simple strategies an help create a more successful session for both tutor and writer. M.K.N.
Ten Tips for Starting a Tutoring Session (SUNY Brockport) This link provides advice on how to begin a new session in a way that will create a positive first impression and welcoming atmosphere for an unfamiliar student. While some of the tips are central to the writing center that provided this handout, others can be universally applied and will set the ground for a positive and productive session. L.H.
Tutoring a Medical School Personal Statement (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) Do you need to tutor a personal statement but have no clue where to begin? Get the basics on writing a statement for medical school here! With tips on helping the writer form a theme and cutting out the boring stuff, your writer will be enrolled in no time! M.C.K.
Tutoring Creative Writing Students Providing feedback for someone's creative work can be tricky. This site describes the common pitfalls of beginning creative writers (such as relying on cliches or being sentimental about subject matter) and provides advice for offering critiques gently and pointing writers in new directions with their work. L.H.
Tutoring a Resume (Purdue University) What do you do when a senior who is on the job market wants you to make sure that he has an effective resume? Do you know what a good resume looks like? Purdue University is here to help. Check out this informative PowerPoint to figure out what you should look for in a resume and how to make sure a potential employer looks twice at a candidate. This website won't just help your tutees; you can glean a lot of information from this site as well. Happy job hunting! C.H.
Understanding and Assisting Students with Learning Disabilities (UCLA) Despite common belief, students with learning disabilities have average to high intelligence levels, but they struggle to reflect the information that they possess. LD students have particular difficulty in writing because of the trouble they face when it comes to organizing ideas and other technical tasks, like spelling. This article from UCLA's tutor handbook is a must read to help tutors understand learning disabilities and learn strategies to use during tutoring sessions. F.A.
Using Peer Review to Help Students Improve Their Writing This website introduces various strategies that tutors could use in order to present themselves as a peer, not as an editor. In addition to providing tutors with specific techniques to improve their method of teaching, the site also explains possible student responses to the collaborative learning process. A.F.
Ways to Read Student Papers (Dartmouth University) It is crucial for writing tutors to have solid reading skills. This article provides various tips and techniques to help tutors become thoughtful and observant readers who can comprehend a paper's meaning and efficiently formulate critical responses to any issues. Check out this article to improve your reading skills and to create more productive tutoring sessions! E.S.
We're All Basic Writers: Tutors Talking about Writing Apprehension (University of Delaware) Apprehension apparently can be a good thing after all. This article explains how a little writing apprehension in tutors can actually help them relate to and gain trust from the writers coming to the writing center for advice. J.C
Where I'm Supposed to Be (PeerCentered) How do new tutors handle those last minute jitters? For all of us worrying about that one question whose answer seems to be elusive, or questioning our right to tutor our peers, here is a great article about another tutor's journey down the road of self-doubt finally -- a journey that ends in newfound confidence and, ultimately, a career as an elementary school teacher. R.W.
Working with Creative Writing Students: Tutoring Beginning Poets & Fiction Writers Creative writing differs from analytic writing and, therefore, requires different tutoring tactics. Purdue has created a concise powerpoint analyzing both budding creative writers and their poetry or fiction. The site explains several common issues and then offers some tutoring tips. M.N.
Working with LD Students (Lynchburg College) Tutors encounter many different kinds of writers while working in the writing center, and it is important to recognize that not all students think and learn in the same way. This brief article offers a variety of tips on how to interact with and assist students with learning disabilities of all kinds. While this page does not deal extensively with any particular kind of learning disability, it does give valuable suggestions (especially for newer tutors.) E.B
"Writing from the Tips of Our Tongues: Writers, Tutors, and Talk" Wendy Bishop examines different methods for effective discussion. She also considers the importance of voices: yours, the writer's, and how they both play into a good writing center session. G.M.
Writing Lab Tutors: Hidden Messages That Matter (University of Delaware) In the writing center, nonverbal communication can be just as important, if not more so, than verbal. This column details the influence of nonverbal communication and its importance in the writing center. It covers all categories, from personal space to the clothing color, and offers new strategies for approaching writers in order to make them more comfortable and receptive to constructive criticism. J.C


text:
Here's a UK only offer for people who've always wanted to own an 8-bit home computer with a multi-coloured keyboard. Simply click this CPC auction link and have a look at the auction for a CPC 464 complete with colour monitor, keyboard, light pen, head cleaner, both instruction manuals, demo tapes, all necessary leads and 18 games. The rest of us can have with this brilliant CPC emulator.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
7 comments:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Looking at this photo, it seems like so long ago. John John was this young, long haired blonde kid who surfed Pipe. I remember seeing him paddling out in pretty big conditions and thinking that he was going to drown. But he didn't. And then he caught one of those big waves. But that's all he did, right? Because for the longest time, very few people thought he would grow into anything more than a Pipe specialist. And while Kolohe was getting all the attention, John John kept surfing and slowly started to show people what he could do outside of Hawaii. Vans boat trips and Lost Atlas alley oops. O'Neill turned to Hurley, and after a while everyone had forgotten that John John was 14 for five years. —Nate Lawrence
John John Florence, 14 for Five years Collected Thoughts 124
Looking at this photo, it seems like so long ago. John John was this young, long haired blonde kid who surfed Pipe. I remember seeing him paddling out in pretty big conditions and thinking that he was going to drown. But he didn't. And then he caught one of those big waves. But that's all…
Nate's Back where the water is warm Collected Thoughts 123: After a stint in CA, Nate's back in the tropics
"Man, it's nice being back in the tropics…" —Nate Lawrence
Yago Dora, Indonesia, 2016 Collected Thoughts 122
"There was a time in my life that I could do nothing except think about Macaroni's. Like every day I would think – how am I going to get there. I think Yago thought the same thing on our trip. He was on another boat trip and was supposed to hop straight onto ours. It…
Kolohe Andino, Bali 2013 Collected Thoughts 121
"Nobody's perfect, and we love that." —Nate Lawrence
Dion Agius, Hossegor, 2015 Collected Thoughts 120
"I first saw Dion on the cover of Transworld Surf magazine. It was a D.Hump flash photo that popped Dion onto the map in America. He was young. He was Australian. That was pretty much all I knew about him. Fast forward 12 years and still, a lot of people don't know much about Dion….
Collected Thoughts 119 Nate Lawrence mind surfing Indonesia
"I always look at photos of Greenbush, and wonder why the guy isn't taking off behind the peak…" —Nate Lawrence
Collected Thoughts 118 Stretch Surfboards shaping room, 2013
"I've always had a fascination with surfboard shapers. Mainly because they are really weird and mostly crazy. And I like crazy. Growing up in Santa Cruz and visiting a few of the local shapers, I started to see some similarities. Empty cans of Coors Light. Photos on the walls of mostly naked women and day-of-the-decade…
Mason Ho doesn't have bad surfs Collected Thoughts 117 with Nate Lawrence
"Does Mason ever have a bad surf? Nope." —Nate Lawrence
Dane Reynolds, Honest in Chapter 11 Collected Thoughts 116
"If you haven't already watched Dane's new film, Chapter 11, go watch it now. It is one of the most honest pieces on surfing that I have ever seen. As a huge fan of Dane Reynolds, I have liked almost everything he has ever been involved in. First Chapter. Young Guns. His section in Campaign…
When Obama got Elected Collected Thoughts 115: Nate Lawrence's view from abroad
I was in Senegal, West Africa when Obama got inaugurated for the first time. There was a sense of excitement and joy wherever I traveled for that next year. As an expat living overseas I had been saying I was Canadian when people asked. It was the safe thing to do, especially in Muslim countries…
Frame Grabs aren't taking over. Yet. Collected Thoughts 114: Nate Lawrence on the new Canon 1DX Mark II
I recently saw a photo from a Canon event where editors from Surfing Magazine were giving a talk. A big pull quote was streaming from a projector saying, "THE DIGITAL CAMERA WAS JUST A TEMPORARY BRIDGE FROM FILM TO FRAME GRABS" —Peter Taras There's been a bit of talk recently about Canon's new 1DX Mark…
Gunner Day Driving Through Indo Collected Thoughts 113: What makes this kid any different?
So you're 16 and an up-and-coming professional surfer from San Clemente…so what? There are a lot of those. Like a lot. T Street looks like an Olympic training ground of fluorescent wetsuits these days. So what are you suppose to do to stand out in the surf world? Is it the QS grind three to the beach and a…


text:
Top 10 Urban Destinations For Nature-Lovers
As travelers start planning their summer vacations, TravelNerd analyzed the numbers to find the best destinations for nature-lovers who want enjoy the atmosphere of a city as well as easy access to nature. We looked into the best metro areas around the U.S. for the nature-lovers based upon the follow questions:
1) Does the city set aside space for parks? We looked at the metro areas with the most acres of parkland as a percentage of the total area.
2) Are there national parks nearby? We analyzed how many national parks are located within 100 miles of the metropolitan area.
3) Is the weather nice enough to spend time outside? We looked at the precipitation in 2012 as well as the general air quality of each metropolitan area to gauge whether travelers would want to head outdoors.
Best Metro Areas for Nature Lovers
1) Albuquerque, NM
Albuquerque is more than just desert. The New Mexican city also has one of the highest percentages of parkland in a metropolitan area, with a whopping 28% of all metropolitan land being parks and green space. Additionally, be sure to head out of the city to see some stunning desert landscapes at any of the 7 national parks within 100 miles. Try the caves of El Malpais National Park or head into the New Mexico Badlands to see the Ice Caves and the Bandera Volcano in the Land of Ice and Fire. When heading back to the city, hit up Frontier Restaurant for some delicious New Mexican food. After those hikes, you'll be ravenous.
2) San Francisco, CA
San Francisco is known for its stunning scenery so it's no surprise that the City by the Bay is near the top of the list. With 11 national parks in the vicinity, especially just over the Golden Gate Bridge, and accessible parks around the city (check out San Francisco Recreation & Parks for more information), San Francisco is a great place for nature-lovers to gather and take in the sea air.
In the city, Dolores Park and Crissy Field are always popular, and you'll see plenty of San Franciscans picnicking on sunny weekends. For the hikers, head across the Golden Gate to the Marin Headlands, where you'll find amazing views at Battery Wallace and along Conzelman Road. The perennial-favorite Muir Woods is the perfect spot to see the redwoods along the scenic trails. Stop in Sausalito at the French bistro La Garage as the end to your relaxing day.
3) Washington DC
Washington D.C. isn't only the White House – there is plenty of green space within city boundaries, with over 19% of the metropolitan area devoted to parkland. With over 10 national parks within a 100-mile radius, nature-lovers always have something new to explore. While the best known parks are the President's Park (including the White House) and the National Mall, there are plenty of other attractions in and around DC.
Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens is the last remaining tidal marsh in Washington D.C., so check out the wide variety or flora and fauna that are native to the area, like herons, foxes and waterlilies. Head outside of the city to the Potomac Heritage trails that cover the same ground George Washington explored in the 1700s. Be sure to stop by the National Aquarium to see the 1,500 species they exhibit, including sea turtles, sharks and alligators. Chow down at Old Ebbitt Grill for some classic American food made from local farm ingredients.
4) Oakland, CA
It should be no surprise that Oakland, with its famous estuary Lake Merritt right near downtown, makes the list. With over 14.5% of its metropolitan area set aside for parkland and easy driving access to a whopping 11 national parks, Oakland welcomes all nature-lovers and adventure travelers. On top of that, Oakland has the cleanest air of all the Bay Area cities, so feel free to breathe in deep.
Head out to Redwood Regional Park, a hidden redwood forest just a few miles from downtown, for a little slice of the Northern California wilderness. Or head up to Berkeley's marina for a spectacular ocean view from Cesar Chavez Park bike-riding or kite-flying. Zachary's Chicago Pizza, with 4 locations on East Bay, will top off your day with some cheesy goodness.
5) San Jose, CA
San Jose makes the list for its beautiful weather and excellent access to parks. With a mere 12 inches of rain per year, going outdoors in San Jose is always an option, no matter what time of year it is. There are 9 national parks within 100 miles and over 14% of the city's land is devoted to parks and green space, providing outdoor explorers with things to do both in the city and out. Check out San Jose Park Foundation for more information on park facilities and services.
Kids will love Happy Hollow Park and Zoo, with its petting farm and wide open fields. Those looking for culture should try the Japanese Friendship Garden right in downtown San Jose. In the spring, you'll see Japanese Cherry blossoms in full bloom. For a thorough workout, head up to Coyote Peak Trail for gorgeous views at the top of the mountain over South San Jose and Coyote Creek Valley. After the strenuous hike, have a filling dinner at Il Fornaio for classic Italian and stop at Mimi's Café afterwards for mouth-watering desserts.
6) Sacramento, CA
Sacramento often gets looked over as a California destination, but don't underestimate the state capital. Sitting along the Sacramento River and the American River, Sacramento boasts numerous city parks with excellent facilities and an amazing 12 national parks within 100 miles.
The Leland Stanford Mansion, built by the founder of Stanford University, is a great spot to picnic in the 19th-century style gardens. Be sure to make time for a tour of the Victorian Mansion. Walk around McKinley Park's Rose Garden to see over 1000 rose varietals in the spring and summer. For the very athletic, Juan Bautista de Anza's National Historic Trail lets you follow the journey of Juan Bautista de Anza as he led over 200 settlers to found a settlement at San Francisco Bay.
7) Phoenix, AZ
Sunny Phoenix lands on the list for its beautiful weather. With a mere 8 inches a year of rain (and no chance of snow), nature lovers want to go outdoors everyday to any of the myriad city parks within metropolitan limits. For those more adventurous, trek into the desert into any of the 7 national parks within driving vicinity, including hikes up to Native American monuments.
Head outside of Phoenix to South Mountain, the largest municipal park in the country. With horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking trails available, there's someone for every adventurer. Papago Park is a must-visit, with the phoenix Zoo, the Desert Botanical Garden and an archery range to keep the whole family happy. Wrap up an adventurous day at Portland's Restaurant and Wine Bar for some award-winning burgers and pizza.
8) Baltimore, MD
Baltimore may seem to be a surprise, as the one of the most bustling cities on the Eastern seafront. Don't be fooled, however – Baltimore has some beautiful natural geography like the Patapsco River and Chesapeake Bay, and these bodies of waterare surrounded by parks. Outside the city, Baltimore also has access to 13 national parks within 100 miles, including trails in the Appalachian Mountains and the Greenbelt Park.
Prince William Park is the largest Eastern Piedmond Forest, with over 37 miles of hiking trails. Go in the spring or fall to see the most beautiful changes of scenery. Or head to Gunpowder Falls State Park to hike, fish, canoe and swim. Afterwards, B&O American Brasserie provides the perfect Maryland Crab Cake to finish your day.
9) Seattle, WA
Seattle lays claim to the cleanest air of all the cities on our top 10 list, so it's no surprise that people in Seattle love to go out and soak up nature. Even with it's relatively high precipitation level, Seattleites love heading to any of the 9 national parks within driving distance or the numerous parks in the metropolitan area.
Kerry Park provides the perfect view of Elliot Bay and downtown Seattle, where you can see the Seattle Space Needle. Discovery Park is the largest park in Seattle that overlooks Puget Sound. It provides plenty of activities to teach kids K – 12 about its wildlife. Café Campagne is the perfect way to top off your day, with traditional French cuisine in a cozy dining room.
10) San Diego, CA
San Diego makes our list for its great weather, with only 10 inches of rain per year. This leaves plenty of sunny days for adventure travelers to explore the city parks, which make up 22.8% of the city land and include popular parks like Balboa Park and Mission Bay Park (right off the ocean). For those looking for more of an adventure, head up to one of the 3 national parks in the near vicinity, including Joshua Tree National Park. Be sure you stay for the sunset – the desert scenery comes alive when the sun dips down behind the horizon.
Rank | City | Acres of Parkland (%) | National Parks within 100 mi. | Average Precipitation (in.) | Air Quality | Overall Score for Nature |
1 | Albuquerque, New Mexico | 28.4 | 7 | 20.45 | 5.6 | 82.3 |
2 | San Francisco, California | 18 | 11 | 23.8 | 10 | 69.2 |
3 | Washington DC | 19 | 14 | 62.13 | 11.2 | 68.8 |
4 | Oakland, California | 14.5 | 11 | 24.11 | 9 | 66.2 |
5 | San Jose, California | 14.3 | 9 | 15.93 | 10.2 | 60.9 |
6 | Sacramento, California | 8.2 | 12 | 18.64 | 10.9 | 58.7 |
7 | Phoenix, Arizona | 14.8 | 7 | 8.46 | 10.2 | 58.1 |
8 | Baltimore, Maryland | 9.5 | 13 | 62.78 | 11.6 | 57.37 |
9 | Seattle, Washington | 10.2 | 9 | 43.57 | 6.6 | 56.0 |
10 | San Diego, California | 22.8 | 3 | 10.42 | 12.1 | 55.6 |
11 | Boston, Massachusetts | 15.8 | 8 | 86.1 | 10.5 | 54.8 |
12 | El Paso, Texas | 18.4 | 2 | 11.38 | 9.5 | 51.3 |
13 | New York City, New York | 19.5 | 8 | 78.46 | 12.1 | 50.8 |
14 | Tucson, Arizona | 3.1 | 7 | 12.85 | 5.4 | 49.7 |
15 | Portland, Oregon | 16.1 | 4 | 49.51 | 7.4 | 49.4 |
16 | Virginia Beach, Virginia | 21.2 | 3 | 51.67 | 10.3 | 48.7 |
17 | Austin, Texas | 18 | 2 | 69.54 | 10 | 39.6 |
18 | Jacksonville, Florida | 8.2 | 5 | 52.51 | 8.6 | 39.3 |
19 | Raleigh, North Carolina | 17 | 1 | 53.64 | 10.2 | 38.4 |
20 | Las Vegas, Nevada | 4.2 | 3 | 5.42 | 8.5 | 38.2 |
The overall score for each city was derived from the following measures:
1) Acres of parkland by percentage of metropolitan area came from the US Census.
2) The numbers of national parks within 100 miles came from the National Parks Service.
3) The average precipitation in a year came from the National Weather Service. (half-weighted)
4) The Air Quality rating came from the State of the Air report released by the American Lung Association. The ranking was based on the number of high particle pollution days from 2008 to 2010. The higher the number, the worse the hair quality. (half-weighted)
53 cities of the largest U.S. metropolitan areas were included in this analysis.
Photo Credit: Green City by informatique


text:
Altuzarra For Target Announced for Fall
Target Corporation announced it is partnering with Altuzarra - a luxury fashion brand known for merging femininity, sophistication and practicality - on a limited-edition collection of women's ready-to-wear, accessories and shoes. The collection will be available Sept. 14 at most Target stores in the United States and Canada, as well as Target.com. Additionally, an edited assortment of the Target collection will be available globally at NET-A-PORTER.COM.
"As a designer, I believe firmly in the transformative power of fashion. It has the ability to not only change how you look, but also how you feel," said Joseph Altuzarra, the brand's designer and creative director. "I've admired the elegance that Target brings to fast fashion. By working together on this capsule collection, we hope to instill a sense of power, confidence and beauty in women everywhere."
The Altuzarra brand is celebrated for embodying a combination of French sophistication and American ease, appealing to refined, independent women. This fall, Altuzarra's aesthetic arrives at Target, empowering women to discover the transformative power of fashion at affordable prices. The collection features a mix of iconic Altuzarra silhouettes with designs created specifically for Target. It includes nearly 50 items, ranging in price from $17.99 to $89.99 for apparel and lingerie, and $29.99 to $79.99 for shoes and accessories.
"We're always on the hunt for designers who we believe will inspire our guests," said Trish Adams, executive vice president of apparel and home, Target. "Joseph's passion for making women feel confident in their fashion choices is unrivaled, and this fall, Target's guests can experience his signature style at prices that are almost too good to be true."
"We are thrilled to be a part of this collaboration with Target and Altuzarra," states Alison Loehnis, president, NET-A-PORTER.COM. "The collection is everything we have come to expect from Joseph's aesthetic - chic, sophisticated and modern. We are so excited to offer NET-A-PORTER customers an opportunity to own these fabulous pieces."
Season after season, the Altuzarra brand continues to grow in popularity, with a strong celebrity following including Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Bosworth, Cameron Diaz, Michelle Dockery and Cate Blanchett, among others. Born in Paris and raised by a Chinese-American mother and French father, Joseph attended Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania and remained in the United States to begin his design career in New York City. His multicultural influences and early work with prominent designers led him to establish his namesake line in 2008. From there, Joseph quickly became a fashion force, receiving numerous prestigious awards and nominations. In January 2010, he was the recipient of the Ecco Domani Fashion Fund Award and Fashion Group International's Rising Star of the Year Award. He also received the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)/Vogue Fashion Fund Award in 2011 and the CFDA Swarovski Award for Womenswear Design in 2012. Most recently, he received a nomination for the 2014 CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year.
More information about Altuzarra for Target is available on ABullseyeView.com. Guests can join in on the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram using #AltuzarraforTarget.
About Target
Minneapolis-based Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) serves guests at 1,916 stores - 1,789 in the United States and 127 in Canada - and at Target.com. Since 1946, Target has given 5 percent of its profit through community grants and programs; today, that giving equals more than $4 million a week. For more information about Target's commitment to corporate responsibility, visit target.com/corporateresponsibility.
About NET-A-PORTER.COM
NET-A-PORTER.COM was launched in June 2000 and has since established itself as the world's premier online luxury fashion destination. Presented in the style of a fashion magazine, NET-A-PORTER.COM features collections from over 350 of the world's most coveted designers, including Chloe, Marc Jacobs, Burberry, Miu Miu and Stella McCartney. In 2013, NET-A-PORTER added beauty as a new category. With its acclaimed editorial format, express worldwide shipping to 170 countries (including same-day delivery to Manhattan and London), luxurious packaging and easy returns, NET-A-PORTER.COM offers an unparalleled shopping experience.
SOURCE: BUSINESS WIRE ©2015 Business Wire


text:
William H. Tunner
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lt. General William H. Tunner (July 14 1906 - April 6 1983) was an American general.
- After the Burma Road was cut by the advancing Japanese in early 1942, he organized the Allied logisitical airlift from India in to China over the Hump which was to support Chiang Kai-Shek's Chinese forces and the Flying Tigers until the opening of the Ledo Road.
- He was the organizer of the Berlin Airlift (1948-49).
- Played by Heino Ferch in the film "Nur der Himmel war frei" (2005)
Other pages[change | change source]
- General Albert Wedemeyer


text:
This is the story of a man who said that he would stop the motor of the world - and did. Was he a destroyer or the greatest of liberators? Why did he have to fight his battle, not against his enemies, but against those who needed him most, and his hardest battle against the woman he loved? What is the world's motor - and the motive power of every man? You will know the answer to these questions when you discover the reason behind the baffling events that play havoc with the lives of the characters in this story." "Tremendous in its scope, this novel presents an astounding panorama of human life - from the productive genius who becomes a worthless playboy - to the great steel industrialist who does not know that he is working for his own destruction - to the philosopher who becomes a pirate - to the composer who gives up his career on the night of his triumph - to the woman who runs a transcontinental railroad - to the lowest track worker in her Terminal tunnels." This is a mystery story, not about the murder of a man's body, but about the murder - and rebirth - of man's spirit. It is a philosophical revolution, told in the form of an action thriller of violent events.
"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
Ayn Rand was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, on February 2, 1905. At age six she taught herself to read and two years later discovered her first fictional hero in a French magazine for children, thus capturing the heroic vision which sustained her throughout her life. At the age of nine she decided to make fiction writing her career. Thoroughly opposed to the mysticism and collectivism of Russian culture, she thought of herself as a European writer, especially after encountering Victor Hugo, the writer she most admired.
During her high school years, she was eyewitness to both the Kerensky Revolution, which she supported, and—in 1917—the Bolshevik Revolution, which she denounced from the outset. In order to escape the fighting, her family went to the Crimea, where she finished high school. The final Communist victory brought the confiscation of her father's pharmacy and periods of near-starvation. When introduced to American history in her last year of high school, she immediately took America as her model of what a nation of free men could be.
When her family returned from the Crimea, she entered the University of Petrograd to study philosophy and history. Graduating in 1924, she experienced the disintegration of free inquiry and the takeover of the university by communist thugs. Amidst the increasingly gray life, her one great pleasure was Western films and plays. Long an admirer of cinema, she entered the State Institute for Cinema Arts in 1924 to study screenwriting.
In late 1925 she obtained permission to leave Soviet Russia for a visit to relatives in the United States. Although she told Soviet authorities that her visit would be short, she was determined never to return to Russia. She arrived in New York City in February 1926. She spent the next six months with her relatives in Chicago, obtained an extension to her visa, and then left for Hollywood to pursue a career as a screenwriter.
On Ayn Rand's second day in Hollywood, Cecil B. DeMille saw her standing at the gate of his studio, offered her a ride to the set of his movie The King of Kings, and gave her a job, first as an extra, then as a script reader. During the next week at the studio, she met an actor, Frank O'Connor, whom she married in 1929; they were married until his death fifty years later.
After struggling for several years at various nonwriting jobs, including one in the wardrobe department at the RKO Radio Pictures, Inc., she sold her first screenplay, "Red Pawn," to Universal Pictures in 1932 and saw her first stage play, Night of January 16th, produced in Hollywood and then on Broadway. Her first novel, We the Living, was completed in 1934 but was rejected by numerous publishers, until The Macmillan Company in the United States and Cassells and Company in England published the book in 1936. The most autobiographical of her novels, it was based on her years under Soviet tyranny.
She began writing The Fountainhead in 1935. In the character of the architect Howard Roark, she presented for the first time the kind of hero whose depiction was the chief goal of her writing: the ideal man, man as "he could be and ought to be." The Fountainhead was rejected by twelve publishers but finally accepted by the Bobbs-Merrill Company. When published in 1943, it made history by becoming a best seller through word-of-mouth two years later, and gained for its author lasting recognition as a champion of individualism.
Ayn Rand returned to Hollywood in late 1943 to write the screenplay for The Fountainhead, but wartime restrictions delayed production until 1948. Working part time as a screenwriter for Hal Wallis Productions, she began her major novel, Atlas Shrugged, in 1946. In 1951 she moved back to New York City and devoted herself full time to the completion of Atlas Shrugged.
Published in 1957, Atlas Shrugged was her greatest achievement and last work of fiction. In this novel she dramatized her unique philosophy in an intellectual mystery story that integrated ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, politics, economics and sex. Although she considered herself primarily a fiction writer, she realized that in order to create heroic fictional characters, she had to identify the philosophic principles which make such individuals possible.
Thereafter, Ayn Rand wrote and lectured on her philosophy—Objectivism, which she characterized as "a philosophy for living on earth.". She published and edited her own periodicals from 1962 to 1976, her essays providing much of the material for six books on Objectivism and its application to the culture. Ayn Rand died on March 6, 1982, in her New York City apartment.
Every book by Ayn Rand published in her lifetime is still in print, and hundreds of thousands of copies are sold each year, so far totalling more than twenty million. Several new volumes have been published posthumously. Her vision of man and her philosophy for living on earth have changed the lives of thousands of readers and launched a philosophic movement with a growing impact on American culture.
About the Author:Born February 2, 1905, Ayn Rand published her first novel, We the Living, in 1936. Anthem followed in 1938. It was with the publication of The Fountainhead (1943) and Atlas Shrugged (1957) that she achieved her spectacular success. Ms. Rands unique philosophy, Objectivism, has gained a worldwide audience. The fundamentals of her philosophy are put forth in the nonfiction books Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology, The Virtue of Selfishness, and Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal.
"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
Book Description Book Condition: New. Brand New Book. Bookseller Inventory # 0525948929BYR
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description Book Condition: New. Depending on your location, this item may ship from the US or UK. Bookseller Inventory # 97805259489260000000
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description Penguin Random House. Book Condition: New. Brand New. Bookseller Inventory # 0525948929
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Bookseller Inventory # 844716
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description DUTTON, 2005. HRD. Book Condition: New. New Book.Shipped from US within 10 to 14 business days. Established seller since 2000. Bookseller Inventory # IB-9780525948926
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description NAL. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. 0525948929 Brand New Book. Ships from the United States. 30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee!. Bookseller Inventory # 4177181
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description NAL. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. 0525948929 *BRAND NEW* Ships Same Day or Next!. Bookseller Inventory # SWATI2122072336
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description NAL, 2005. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Bookseller Inventory # 0525948929
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description NAL, 2005. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. book. Bookseller Inventory # 0525948929
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question
Book Description NAL. Book Condition: New. 0525948929 This is an International Edition. Brand New, paperback, Delivery within 6-14 business days, Same Contents as U.S Edition, ISBN and Cover design may differ. Choose Expedited shipping for delivery within 4-7 business days. We do not ship to PO Box, APO,FPO Address. We may ship the books from multiple warehouses across the globe, including India depending upon the availability of inventory storage. Customer satisfaction guaranteed. Bookseller Inventory # NO9780525948926
More Information About This Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question


text:
SearchBeer Hunter:
Here some select events.
This list includes selected events only. For a complete list of Beer Event visit the Real Beer Page Events Calendar.
Other Features in World View:
Beer Hunting - Brewery Reviews - Beer Reviews - Beer Event Reviews - Events Calendar
Copyright 1998-2013, Michael Jackson & Real Beer Inc. firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
summer time record
- Size: 240px
- Quality: Normal
- Size: 947.09 KB
This Gif entitled summer time record was created from the youtube video 2 years ago. It uses 12 frames per second and is displayed at 240px resolution. This animated image plays for 6 seconds, was built with normal quality and an estimated weight of 947.09 KB for download. This animation was originally created from the video from 03:19 to 03:25.
Flag This Gif


text:
There are few more interesting places to live and study than the city of Quetzaltenango. Commonly known among Guatemalans by its Quiche name of Xela (Shay-la), the city is situated in a mountain valley at an altitude of 7500 feet, amid spectacular peaks and volcanoes. Its altitude gives it a perfect climate—daytime high temperatures never exceed 85*F or drop below 55*F. It is the site of three universities and the home of many of Guatemala's outstanding writers and artists; it prides itself on its reputation as "The Cradle of National Culture." The city serves as the commercial and cultural center of the vast rural region known as the Altiplano, where Guatemala's indigenous population still carries on subsistence agriculture by methods that predate the Conquest. The majority of the city's population are Maya-Quiche Indians, many of whom still wear their traditional clothing in daily life. Xela has few slums for a city of its size (pop. 125,000).
We are a language school, focused in teaching Spanish as a second language, with experienced teachers. The school was founded in 1991, with the idea of providing teachers the opportunity to have a stable job, for the students to have the opportunity to experience the language and have a total immersion in multi-cultural country, and for our rural communities to relief the levels of poverty. Our fields of expertize are: Medical Spanish Program, Social Work program and Regular Immersion Program. Where we offer our students the opportunity to learn specialized language and volunteer in fields appropriate to their profession. We are associate to many Universities in U.S.A. and programs as well. Our awards are the smiles of the people we support, and the satisfaction of our students of having helped our communities while they were learning. Faculty Information: Other Activities: Facility Information: Notes:
About This Supplier
Out-Of-The-Ordinary Ranking
Also see Vacation Schools in: Email it to a friend: Click here to email this vacation to a friend


text:
Looks so good! Nice post :)
I'm not afraid of using butter! Not at all, I just prefer using lots of butter on special occasions, or when I'm having female issues, you know?
Italian cheese cookies. Italians sometimes really do it better! Tasty, savory biscuits with lots of cheese, rosemary and sun-dried tomatoes. See! Cookies don't just go with coffee and tea, they also go with wine and fun evenings with friends!
These are so fantastic you would never believe they have so very few ingredients. I would never tell you what to make or what to do, but you simply have to try these. They're easy to make, have no fancy ingredients, but are so good you'll keep eating them.
I always try to keep the ingredients I use simple – things most people have stored in their kitchen cabinets or can easily buy at their local supermarket. I personally prefer using fresh herbs, but this also works very well with dried rosemary! You can choose between grating your own Parmesan or using pre-grated. Both are fine. If you really want to get snobbish fancy on me, just use a cheese like Parmigiano Reggiano, but I won't :)
1 cup flour
1 cup Parmesan, grated (100 gr)
1 stick salted, cold butter, diced (roughly 120 grams)
Rosemary, minced or dried
2 or 3 sun-dried tomatoes (on oil), minced finely
Dash cayenne
1/2 tsp salt
This all there is to it.
Now I always use my food processor for things like these, but you can use a hand mixer, or your hands, as well. Combine flour, cheese, butter, rosemary (I roughly used 1 sprig) cayenne and salt.
If only I could afford a Kitchenaid! Nah, I'm very happy with this one as well, it does the job just fine, but one of these days ……
Pulsate a few times until the dough forms a ball, take it out of the food processor and place it on your kitchen counter or cutting board.
Add the minced sun-dried tomatoes and knead until it's a supple dough. Shape the dough into a log and place it on top of a piece of foil or wax paper. Wrap tightly.
Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. See the blackish photo at the left top? That's peeking inside my uterus. Ahhh the wonders of modern day technology.
Preheat your oven to 400F (200c). Use a really sharp knife and slice the dough in fairly thin slices. Don't be fussy about it -they're home made cookies and there's simply no need for them to be absolutely, perfectly round! Part of their charm is the imperfection and the huge amounts of love you put into making them! Now press a single rosemary leave in a few cookies.
Bake the cookies for 10 to 15 minutes, until lightly golden brown. Let them cool on the rack and serve with really cold wine. Or serve with Mojito's, or exotic cocktails, or wine or beer. Did I say wine already?
Looks so good! Nice post :)
What a fantastic idea! They look great. I'll be making these for sure.
I just tried this recipe…very nice, but a bit crumbly/dry. I might recommend a bit more butter, or a bit fewer dry ingredients.
Kay – you're absolutely right about playing with the ingredients and making a recipe one's own. While I'm pretty good in the kitchen, this was the first time I've done any baking in a very, very long time. I've found that the biscuits are much tastier and somehow less dry the day after. Thanks again for the recipe!
Indeed. These do go perfectly with nice cold wine. Oh I'd eat a few of these beauties for sure.
Hi! love ur blog and ur fotography is just fantastic! I'm still working on mine . wld appreciate some tips. btw since ur from holland is it true that ur country's national dish is sambal belacan and rendang? I remember reading it in some encyclopedia somewhere. Couldn't believe it? :) anyway like I said ur fotos are just fabulous..love them…I just put ur link on my blog.
I just came over from PW to check for a cookie recipe. I'm so excited to try the Italian Cheese "cookie" … what a fantastic recipe and so easy. I'm off to get some fresh rosemary to make these tonight! Thanks!!!
amazing pictures! interesting recipe! will definitely try it!
Hi. In the photo, there appears to be a very yellow fluid in the food processor, but the ingredients don't show one. The butter is cold but not in fluid form. What is that in the processor? Thanks
These look so interesting, I have to try it! AND I have all the ingredients, yay!
I just tried this recipe for the first time and they're so yummy! It might take a few more times to get it just right but as someone who doesn't spend any time really in the kitchen this is an accomplishment for me. Very easy and delicious recipe. Thank you!
If I have to use dried rosemary instead (fresh is expensive here in Singapore) how much of it would I need to use? Dried herbs tend to be less/more pungent I can't remember…and should I sprinkle a little on top of the cookies as well?
thanks for posting this! I will definitely give it a try~~
Saw your blog bookmarked on Digg.I love your site and marketing strategy.
i love italian cheese cookies. they are sooooooooooooo good
I saw this recipe re-posted on The Kitchn, and I had to make it. These cookies are absolutely spectacular, and so easy. Thanks for this post- this will be in my recipe book for a long time.
ok these are one of my favorites to this day. I successfully veganized them!!! I used Earth Balance instead of butter, and Daiya instead of cow's milk cheese.
I noticed people above complained about moisture, but I didn't have any issues. I have never heard of or seen fluid butter. Is something added to the mixture besides milk/salt? I can see a liquid affecting the dough differently than something that isn't liquid. I'm really curious about fluid butter. I'll do some research to see if it's just Americans that miss out on this!
Just making these up for a potluck tomorrow night — can't wait! They look delicious, and I've been dying to use saving the recipe for about two months now :) I know the wait will be worth it!
Fabulous savory cookies! But here in Central PA when you say "cookie" everyone expects SWEET. So I called these crackers. I made 4 batches of them! I varied one batch of the recipe by adding lemon zest and eliminating the sun-dried tomatoes. Another batch I varied by using Kraft parmesan cheese and I can't believe it's not butter. Not as good but "diet" compared to the original recipe which is my favorite!
I made them for our company bake sale for United Way. Plus I am making them for my neighbors now who are already clamoring for the recipe! I love this and your writing style! Will be looking over more of your recipes! GREAT JOB!
I've have tried this recipe twice now. First time using only cold butter and the second time substituting (good) olive oil for the butter. I must say that everyone preferred the oil version. This is a great website and I am so happy to have run across it. Just love the design of the site and the humor behind it!
RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL


text:
Daphne Todd OBE was originally approached to paint Prince Charles's portrait, but "royal hands were flung up in horror" when she revealed how long he would have to sit for.
Instead, she was invited to accompany Charles and Camilla on an official tour of South Africa and Tanzania in 2011. The results of that ten-day excursion are displayed here: small, quick oil paintings of jacarandas, palm trees, Kilimanjaro, cloudy skies, and busy people trying to survive.
There is no indication that these paintings have got anything whatsoever to do with the monarchy, except in their aura of tweeness. English artist Todd, 65, acknowledges the Prince's "gentle and civilised form of patronage".
But she also gives some hint of the kind of satire-worthy bizarreness that ensues when an artist attempts to paint poverty in short bursts between royal engagements (there are apparently seven a day) in blisteringly hot weather before the royal tour bus packs up and moves on for more waving.
Todd came to prominence in 2010 for painting a portrait of her 100-year-old mother's corpse at the undertakers shortly after her death. That "devotional" study won the BP Portrait award, for which she had already been a runner-up in 1984. She has drawn and painted such illustrious sitters as sir Tom Stoppard, Spike Milligan, and a range of Lords.
Across the Tracks is a painting of Soweto. It shows train tracks running below houses that appear to float together, ambushed on all sides by grey mist. Despite the "view from below" implied by the title, the artist has positioned her easel somewhere above; she is looking down on this sentimentalised but not particularly offensive scene.
It is an odd choice to juxtapose these royal works with Spanish landscape paintings that were first exhibited at the RA in the 1970s.
The latter make this exhibition worth seeing. They show arid pale yellow terrains and vacant blue skies interrupted by the ugly stuff of industry: pipes snaking through the desert, telephone poles, unsightly cranes. Bare Hill and Valcara: Abandoned Dock are beautiful. The inclusion of still-lifes doesn't work. Two small paintings of tangerines and apples bear the strange metaphysical title Trying to Pin Things Down – a yba-esque tactic of adding depth where there is little. still, Todd undercuts the oldschool colonial flavour of this mission with a (very well concealed) kind of wryness. To 23 December (020 7930 6844)
- More about:
- Apple (fruit)
- Artists
- Arts
- Music
- Painting


text:
Sampler Plate: This Week In Food Blogs
Each week, we put together a sampler plate of the most interesting links from both local and national food blogs. Know a blog we should be paying particular attention to? Leave the address in the comments section below.
Chili Bob's Houston Eats: There's a new Ethiopian restaurant in town...finally. Not that I don't love Blue Nile and Addis Ababa, but it's so nice to see some healthy competition and another option in a cuisine which is sorely underrepresented in Houston. Bruce hits it up and gives us a play-by-play of his amazing-looking meal (as well as some helpful pointers on what not to do/order).
Dr. Ricky: I'll just let the opening paragraph of this great post speak for itself:
Sometimes, I wonder why anyone would buy those bottled jams in the supermarket during the summer. We have an abundance of cheap fruit, and it's so easy to make at home - they taste superior as well. Problem is, preservation.
Fork and Cork: I somehow missed the [somewhat horrifying] news that the KFC Double Down gave birth to at least one competitor: the Doublicious. Luckily, Ken Hoffman was there to pick up the slack.
Great Food Houston: Our own Ruthie Johnson is in the middle of planning her wedding, and currently finds herself at one of the truly enjoyable points along the planning timeline: cake tasting.
Bread and Courage: One way to enjoy the summer and keep cool at the same time: homemade ceviche. If you're worried about handling and eating raw fish, don't fret. Bread and Courage will guide you with this wonderful post.
Brewtiful: Would a Shiner Bock by any other name taste as sweet? That's the question Cathy asks in her latest beer post: What's in a name?
In Case You Missed It
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text:
Sooooo true!Mamma Heartbeat
oh dear...BOLBenny & Lily
Boxers are the best! Janelle
Oh LOVE the top oneDachshund Nola
Haha, they're some funny pics!!Have fun,Your pal Snoopy :)
Hilarious pictures and captions! LOL!
Sadly, I could totally picture my chi's thinking the same exact thing! Well, except maybe the bigger couch one because they're small and don't require much space.
BOL!! We're two Bernese Mountain Dog girls here from the Blog Hop. Those were very funny pictures!! x Berner Girls
Hahahaha.... love those. The first one is my favorite, though :-P
I absolutely LOVE this pics. The captions are so funny but so true!
so cute!


text:
When Oma Desala (aka Mother Nature) tried for a second time to "ascend" Daniel Jackson after death, she brought him to a plane of existence situated between Life, Death, and Ascension. For Daniel's mind to grasp his surroundings, that dimensional plane resembled a waffle house.
In fact, it was the same waffle house Daniel had visited as a child with his grandfather. And this would be the same waffle house where Rube and his team of Reapers gathered to get their daily assignments. So that means that at some point after the deaths of his parents in NYC, Daniel's grandfather Nick Ballard took him to Seattle.
The gathered higher beings must have been amused by the coincidence being so tied into Life and Death....
'Stargate SG1' - "Threads"
'Dead Like Me' - entire series
Toby OB
[Thanks to the Westphallians for the tip!]
Monday, July 23, 2007
Double Vision,
La Triviata,
Linkin' Case,
Splainin 2 Do
Reactions: |
2 comments:
Hey, sweetie!
You've said before that "Stargate SG1" takes place in an alternate dimension because William Devane was the POTUS for that world.
So you saying that "Dead Like Me" has to be kicked out of Toobworld too? I was kind of hoping it could be linked to a few more TV shows.... - 12:20 PM
- Toby said...
It still works. Although the focus of the show was set in an alternate dimension, there was a Stargate in the original Toobworld. We even met some of their versions of the main characters over the years with episodes about parallel universes.
So, relax, Jaia. 'Dead Like Me' can remain behind on Earth Prime-Time. - 3:50 PM
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Scholarships to the Daughters of Nanny and to the Sons of Cudjoe and of Tacky, Dellie-Ann Antoinette Green
1 Comment »It is, indeed, a signal honour for me to have been invited to move this vote of thanks. "Thank you" could be said as simply and as easily as this: "THANK YOU." But might this not be rude? Would this not be an instance of brevity being most inappropriate? On the other hand, I could choose to be boring and insensitive to this wonderful audience and deliver an hour-long diatribe..


text:
Review of "Robot: The Future of Flesh and Machines" by Rodney A. BrooksTools Warwick, K. (2002) Review of "Robot: The Future of Flesh and Machines" by Rodney A. Brooks. The Lancet: Neurology, 1 (8). p. 519. Full text not archived in this repository. To link to this item DOI: 10.1016/S1474-4422(02)00229-6 Abstract/SummaryRodney Brooks has been called the "Self Styled Bad Boy of Robotics". In the 1990s he gained this dubious honour by orchestrating a string of highly evocative robots from his artificial interligence Labs at the Massachusettes Institute of Technology (MIT), Boston, USA.
Deposit Details University Staff: Request a correction | Centaur Editors: Update this record |


text:
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Hamburger Inn Sioux Falls SD
Hamburger Inn It's open again! A great spot for a fresh made burger with an egg on it. Yes an egg This place has maybe 10 chairs been open over 50 yrs except a short closing last year. It is back and serving one of the best burgers you can get. then to top it off you can get it with an egg. If your not up for a burger try the fried hot dog! you can't beat this great place at 111 1/2 10th in downtown Sioux Falls, SD
Burger Lunch,
Sioux Falls,
South Dakota,
Tjs Great places
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
We are at 5327 Santa Monica Blvd. in Hollywood and we have the best location in town. We have a gated parking lot behind our building. We have complete backline including drums, amps, mics, PA's and we even have guitars, basses and keyboards as well.
Call Brent for Bookings @ 323-871-1676 go to www.larehearsal.net for more info.
LA Rehearsal, Los Angeles Rehearsal Spaces, rehearse in Los Angeles.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Yourspace: Brain Games
When |
Nov 26, 2012
from 03:15 PM to 05:00 PM |
Where | Decorah Public Library |
Contact Name | Heidi Swets |
Contact Phone | 563-382-3717 |
Add event to calendar |
vCal iCal |
It's hard to imagine, but your brain is a muscle, and the more you use it, the stronger it gets. We'll play some fun games that help you get beefed up mentally, and laugh and generally feel pretty good. No smarts required, just a desire to have fun!


text:
"As the body is purified by water, so is the mind purified by truthfulness." - Sadhu T.L. Vaswani |
The Mission The Gurus Dada's Teachings Mission Activities Publications Worldwide Centers Picture Galleries Panama Center Center Activities Center Events Selected Lyrics Selected Audio Videos Guestbook Dedication Contact Us |
18,19,20 April, 2014 5 April, 2014 El Platano, Encantadita, El Guabo, Santa Fe, Dec. 21, 2013 20 Oct., 2013 9th June, 2013 Sheva at San Blas19-20 Jan., 2013Pictures"Jidhar Dekhta Hoon Udhar Tu Hi Tu Hai" |


text:
Register | Forum Rules | Developer Blogs | Project Reality | Members List | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read |
LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 1,746
Location: The Pub
The Gary (Explosive Garbage Truck) & Big Red "Guide"
The Gary (Explosive Garbage Truck) & Big Red
These vehicles are the most loved vehicles, at least the Insurgents love them the most. The BLUFOR hates them, they will shoot with everything they have to slow you down. Their Armor will fall back and before you know it you are dead. So now I will first direct you towards my bomb car guide for the basic tricks and rules. But remember his specifications;
So to what do you sacrifice these vehicles, first of all, not to a lonely squad. Second of all not to Aircraft, because chances are small that you will kill a Kiowa High in the sky. So let's make a list of top priority targets (1= Most important 8= Least Important) 1. Tank (Abrahams/Challenger) 2. APCs (Bradley, LAV, AAV , Stryker, Warrior, Scimitar) 3. FOB Compounds 4. Mortar Positions 5. Pack of Humvees 6. Multiple Squads in a dense area 7. A compound filled with a squad 8. Enemy Main base (When Allowed) I placed number 8 as last because you are not allowed to main base rape on every server, so it is not a top priority then. But when allowed, plan your attacks well for maximum effect. Wait till their (Air) Assets are in their main base and then attack. You don?t have to wait till they are all there, just a few Humvees, Logistic Trucks and their Helicopters/Heavy Vehicles. It will be enough to let them bleed This was my Insurgents Vehicle guide, I hope that it was useful, always remember, Improvise, think and attack! B.Pronk(NL) |
We are staying up!
Last edited by Pronck; 05-31-2011 at 05:34 AM..
Tags |
big, explosive, garbage, gary, guide, red, truck |
Thread Tools | |
Display Modes | |


text:
As the temperature of water decreases, so does the speed of the sound waves travelling through it. Increase water pressure, and that speed will increase. At an average depth of 1 km, these two effects meet creating a region of minimum sound velocity.
Sound waves tend to bend downward as the speed of sound decreases, and bend upward again as the speed of sound increases. Sound waves introduced at the depth where the speed of sound is slowest will be trapped by this effect, allowing them to travel thousands of miles with minimal loss of signal.
Log in or registerto write something here or to contact authors.
Sign up
Need help? email@example.com


text:
Thursday, October 08, 2009
From The Mailbox
Christian Siriano will be signing books in Washington DC on Saturday.
Click here
for details and for a new interview with Christian.
Tim Gunn will be in Paramus, NJ on Saturday.
Click here
for details.
Tim travels to
on October 17th.
Heidi Klum is legally changing her last name to Samuel (Seal's last name.)
Click here
for details.
Project Runway is becoming a video game!
Click here
for more information.
Click here
for a new interview with Louise Black from Popwatch.
Newer Post
Older Post


text:
We've got 0 shorthands for k.t. »
Acronyms that contain the term k.t.
What does k.t. mean? This page is about the various possible meanings of the acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term: k.t..
We couldn't find any results for your search.
Couldn't find the right meaning of k.t.?
Maybe you were looking for one of these abbreviations:
K.C.B., K.I.C.K.S., K.M., K.S.S., K.St.G.G., K/DOQI, K/S, K08MM, K09VR, K1
... or use our Power Search technology to look
for more unique definitions from across the web!
Search the web
"k.t.." Abbreviations.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2017. Web. 28 Mar. 2017. <http://www.abbreviations.com/k.t.>.


text:
Amidst reports of the Israeli government handing over part of the Russian Compound in Jerusalem to the Russian government and "crime minister" Olmert talking about shrinking Israel to its pre-1967 size, some good news came out of the Holy Land recently. Several news source reported Sunday and today that a "Jews for Jesus" ad was kicked off Kol Rega Radio (Voice of the Moment) in northern Israel Thursday upon the demands of thousands of enraged Israelis. Reports are found in the Jerusalem Post, Arutz Sheva and Israel Insider. Even the neo-Nazi Stormfront saw fit to comment on the event, quoting the Post story with one commenter complaining that, "they allow gay parades but not ads for the Prince of Peace?"
A more accurate description of the "Jews for Jesus" can be found from Israel National Radio host and Rabbi, Tuvia Singer, founder of a leading anti-missionary group Outreach Judaism. He said, according to the Arutz Sheva report, "Jews for Jesus' is trying to do to the Jews spiritually what Hamas is trying to do physically." Singer added, "In their spiritual assault on Jewish communities in the US, Israel and Europe, 'Jews for Jesus' deliberately blurs the distinctions between Judaism and Christianity in order to lure Jews who would otherwise resist a straightforward Christian message."
According to Yaakov Ariel, in his work "Counterculture and Mission: Jews for Jesus and the Vietnam Era Missionary Campaigns, 1970-1975 The Jews for Jesus", "Jews for Jesus" was the informal name of an older organization, "The American Board of Missions to the Jews". Apparently they broke away from the original organization, but retained always the Protestant orientation they started with. They have struggled manfully to create a movement of Christians called "messianic Jews". The truth of the matter is that any Jew awaiting the messiah is a messianic Jew, but the Jews for Jesus and groups like them sought to steal the title for themselves.
These days, Christian missionaries can be found all over Israel trying to steal Jewish souls with their deceptive literature in Hebrew, taking advantage of the ignorance of many secular Israelis of their own faith. This writer has seen a number of samples of this literature, including pamphlets given to him by a religious Jew who did not really much about Christianity and who was fooled by much of what he saw till corrected and told the source of the data. But, as this incident in the Galíl last week illustrated, the missionaries are not accepted quietly.
According to the Post story,
Yoel Ben-David, a Jews for Jesus activist, said Orthodox Jews from different streams have threatened him and his peers, pushed them and, in Kiryat Shmona, removed the air from a car tire.
Kiryat Shmona Chief Rabbi Tzfania Drori said he had heard rumors about the car tire. "That is probably one of the mildest reactions imaginable in response to aggressive missionary activity pursued by these Jews for Yeshu," he said.
"I believe we have a right to prevent these people from entering our town and promulgating New Testaments and missionary literature; it is tantamount to a woman performing a striptease in the middle of a public place," Drori, who also heads a yeshiva in Kiryat Shmona, said.
He said a group of his students had followed the Jews for Jesus group around the town, heckling them and preventing them distributing their literature.
Rabbi Drori's comments are mild, considering the persecution Christians practiced against Jews for seventeen centuries since getting a central position of favor in the Roman Empire under the Emperor Constantine. And Christian persecution of Jews has not stopped. A Jewish soldier in the United States was beaten up recently after complaining of anti-Jewish treatment. The US Armed Forces has been a hotbed of Christian missionary activity, often aimed specifically at Jews. The American military has long had a history of anti-Jewish sentiment. The South African Defence Forces, under the apartheid regime, had a policy of refusing Jews any advancement into officers ranks, even though they happily did business with Israel, buying arms from them. This, of course pales with the violent attacks on Jews in Russia, Byelorus, the Ukraine and Lithuania, all lands where millions of Jews died at the hands of the Nazis – with the hearty approval of the local population, whose own hands were often bloodied with pogroms against Jews in previous decades.
So, every now and then, in an atmosphere where Jews and Israel are like the tail of an animal being dragged in the ground, threatened on all sides with death and humiliation, it is kind of nice to see a bit of good news from the Holy Land – the spiritual murderers of our people getting a good kick in the gut.
It is richly deserved.
Powered by Sidelines


text:
Yes, I hear Noble's customer service is 'ever-so-slightly-better' than JHA's, but that's just a rumour, so don't tell anyone I said anything, OK?
I can say without a doubt, Noble customer service is probably the best customer service I've ever had, from any company, in any industry, ever. You guys are seriously amazing.
expect an announcement next month, I reckon.
the ZX1 pairs real well with the 8C... I'm real impressed, I would dish out some gut wrenching superlatives but I'll keep it simple.
I like it a lot Boss...
Good to hear! Guess I'll be listening to my K10's out of my phone for a little while.
I'm still digging these:
What about these?
I haven't gotten mine yet, but the conversations with them have been incredible so far. Extremely helpful.
And these?
I'm in the same boat, but I'm really impressed with the customer service as well. Nancy was great. It's so refreshing to do business with a company that takes pride in themselves, their products, and their customers. You guys definitely have a good thing going on.
I only have three Noble products for the weekend then they're off to other destinations.. the Team have been on my case for a while to take demo's so I could know more about the product... in truth I'm more than happy with my N5 so never felt the need.
it's bittersweet tease, I'm ruined.
Lowering the fridge temp can make stuff freeze in the back.
My K10s probably would've gotten here today if UPS didn't take their time with this one.
Waiting for my 8C's. Such a long wait T______________________T
Tupac... how did you find the Hugo with IEM's.
Oh, you mean this fellow?
Very nice with IEMs from my somewhat limited testing (it just arrived).
EM32 is actually a bass heavier CIEM than K10 (I know, it's surprising when K10 is already considered to have strong bass, I will compare more than I get the custom version, but I haven't heard of anything that has more bass than EM32). EM32's bass has crazy impact and power, the bass almost equal to my roxanne with maximum bass gain. It's tune to sound like speaker type of bass, so if you are not a basshead, you might find it too much on certain songs. If you do appreciate bass, EM32 will give you that "topple the mountains and sea (translated from Chinese directly lol)" type of feeling. The mid and treble sound neutral on both, with EM32 has a slightly warmer, airer, more shimmering kind of sound. EM32 is more lower - mid forward, providing you that "BIG" sound compared to the more balanced K10 mid range. K10 has a more accurate upper mid/lower treble region while EM32 has a slight cut around 4-8k Hz, but not much. EM32 has better treble extension, actually a lifted upper treble (similar to LCD 2 rev.1) which obvious will bring out more micro detail and overall resolution, giving you that creamy,exquisite type of presentation. K10 is not far behind. Sound stage width is about the same with K10 slightly edging out, EM32 has more depth.


text:
Wilin "The Bull" Rosario walked to the plate in the seventh inning with a .222 average, but with fire in his eyes.
Then he delivered one of the biggest swings of the season Tuesday night in the Rockies' 6-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies.
Rosario measured a first-pitch, 91 mph fastball from crafty lefty Cole Hamels, caught it flush and drilled it into the right-field seats for a two-out, three-run homer.
"It was a great feeling. It was important that we won this game for as good as Jorge pitched," said Rosario, referring to starting pitcher Jorge De La Rosa.
Actually, De La Rosa requested a game-winner from Rosario earlier in the day.
"I told him in the training room, 'You (have) to make me win this game,' " De La Rosa said with a big smile. "He said, 'I don't know, I'm a little sore.' "
MLB Headlines
Wilin Rosario's bat, Jorge De La Rosa's pitching, lead Rockies past Phillies
Denver Post | May 28


text:
SarahBeth3 ...
Cool! It's about time! :) Thanks so much for sharing, Karen.
© 2011-2017 CakesDecor.com. All Rights Reserved.
DISCLAIMER: Any posts on CakesDecor.com (CD) are posted by individuals acting in their own right and do not necessarily reflect the views of CD. CD will not be held liable for the actions of any user.


text:
Attached is the general schedule of Regents & final exams being conducted at Manhasset Secondary School this June. Please review this schedule carefully.
A complete and detailed schedule, with room and proctor assignments, will be published in early June
Please note that any assessment not listed on this document is likely being administered during the last week of regular classes in June.
If you have any question about the administration of an assessment not listed on this grid, students should please contact the specific subject teacher directly.
For Driver's Education Information, please click on the links below.
Driver's Education General Information
Driver's Education Application - Spring 2017
This past Saturday, 42 students from Manhasset competed in the Western Long Island Region Science Olympiad competition held at Kellenberg Memorial High School. Students competed in 25 different events in subjects spanning across all disciplines of science and engineering. Our students won 12 medals, and out of the 34 teams that took part, our teams placed 10th, 16th, and 22nd overall!
Individual medals were won by the following students:
Chemistry lab-4th place- Sung Won Seo and William Peng
Dynamic Planet-4th place- Vanessa Zhang and Emily Cruz
Ecology-3rd place- Rachel Chang and Yuna Kim
Electric Vehicle-5th place- Richard Lee, Henry Son, and Michael Lee
Fermi Questions-6th place- Fred Chu and Emily Cruz
Fermi Questions-3rd place- William Peng and Stephen Lee
Hovercraft-6th place- Emily Cruz and Raymond Huffman
Hydrogeology-6th place- Susan Wu and Tiffeny Chen
Invasive Species-5th place-Susan Wu and Tiffeny Chen
Material Science-6th place- Guanming Ling and Jack Yuan
Material Science-5th place- Stephen Lee and Sung Won Seo
Remote Sensing-6th place- Stephen Lee and Iris Liu
Please join the coaches Ms. Sundar and Mr. Kaufman in congratulating the team on a job well done!
8:00 PM HS Spring Concert 1
7:30 PM SCA School Budget Review @ MP
Superintendent of Schools | Charles Cardillo
200 Memorial Place | Manhasset, NY 11030


text:
- Tickets >
- Concerts Tickets >
- Pop / Rock Tickets >
- Spacehog Tickets
Spacehog Tickets
Get ready for Spacehog, all the way live. Spacehog is playing this year in many cities . Buy premium Spacehog tickets and experience the thrill of a live concert with Spacehog at affordable prices.
Related Cities
Spacehog Photos
Spacehog News
Toshiba Satellite L655-S5161RDX
' s is manageable on the road, but the space pigs in Backpack. 15.6 inch display angles, but I wouldn t say it ' s ' any better or worse than HP dv6 6013cl "Acer" AS5742 6475. The nominal resolution of 1366 by 768.
April 2011
The Dig Hit The Road With Local H (A Top Story)
Prospecting ' s debut album, "electric games, now available on dig music/transdrimer, and produced by Reims gogin, long friend of the band. Gogin has worked with the likes of sbasihog, Joan as policewoman, Nada Surf, limonhids.
April 2011
Groovy sound makes these Boys impossible to turn down
Reduce scenery summer sidewalk ? ?Take "your medicine", ? studied strutting a refrain from Beck ? ?Midnite Vultures� ? ' welanghadon valsito all 1970s Royston buzz less (sbasihog) berskin carpet loling. The music itself is reminiscent.
April 2011
Liv Tyler Dating Photographer Theo Wenner?
Lev s ' from her former husband singer Royston Langdon, wesbasihog was about 7 years older so this is definitely something and maybe very exciting new Tyler. Then again, there was no hasn t ' confirmation of Liv Tyler s ' on side.
April 2011
Kickstarter Helps Leslie Fund their Latest
In 2009, Leslie release "EP rebel souls" Start song four songs and Rock it recorded in Memphis with Paul abersold (3 doors down, saliva, Sister Hazel, pigs in space), but they knew that they had to plow forward with a new LP.
April 2011


text:
Talk Audios
Back to Index
David R. Brillinger University of California, Berkeley
An Exploratory Data Analyisis (EDA) of the Paths of Moving Animals This work presents an EDA of the trajectories of deer and elk moving about in the Starkey Experimental Forest and Range in eastern Oregon. The animals' movements may be affected by habitat variables and the behavior of the other animals. In the work of this paper a stochastic differential equation based model is developed in successive stages. Equations of motion are set down motivated by corresponding equations of physics. Functional parameters appearing in the equations are estimated nonparametrically and plots of vector fields of animal movements are prepared. Residuals are used to look for interactions amongst the movements of the animals. There are exploratory analyses of various sorts. Statistical inferences are based on Fourier transforms of the data, which are unequally spaced. The the material is motivated by motivating quotes from the writings of John Tukey. The work is joint with researchers at the US Forest Service.
A statistical approach to modeling genomic aberrations in cancer cells I will discuss a modeling strategy for genomic-aberration data which allows us to to infer combinations of aberrations that together increase the chance that a precancerous cell will have a descendant tumor lineage. The likelihood component involves a network of pathway structures and MCMC is used to sample from the space of these oncogenic networks. I illustrate the methodology with chromosome-based comparative genomic hybridizations from several recent studies, and I will draw some comparisons with the oncogenic-tree methods of R. Desper and colleagues.
Daryl Pregibon, withCorinna Cortes & Chris Volinsky AT&T Shannon Labs
Graph Mining: Discovery in Large Networks Large financial and telecommunication networks provide a rich source of problems for the data mining community. The problems are inherently quite distinct from traditional data mining in that the data records, representing transactions between pairs of entities, are not independent. Indeed, it is often the linkages between entities that are of primary interest. A second factor, network dynamics, induces further challenges as new nodes and edges are introduced through time while old edges and nodes disappear.
We discuss our approach to representing and mining large sparse graphs. Several applications in telecommunications fraud detection are used to illustrate the benefits our approach.
Rob Tibshirani Stanford University
Least angle regression, forward stagewise and the lasso We discuss "Least Angle Regression" ("LARS"), a new model selection algorithm. This is a useful and less greedy version of traditional forward selection methods. Three main properties of LARS are derived. (1) A simple modification of the LARS algorithm implements the Lasso, an attractive version of Ordinary Least Squares that constrains the sum of the absolute regression coefficients; the LARS modification calculates all possible Lasso estimates for a given problem in an order of magnitude less computer time than previous methods. (2) A different LARS modification efficiently implements Forward Stagewise linear regression, another promising new model selection method; this connection explains the similar numerical results previously observed for the Lasso and Stagewise, and helps understand the properties of both methods, which are seen as constrained versions of the simpler LARS algorithm. (3) A simple approximation for the degrees of freedom of a LARS estimate is available, from which we derive a Cp estimate of prediction error; this allows a principled choice among the range of possible LARS estimates. LARS and its variants are computationally efficient: the paper describes a publicly available algorithm that requires only the same order of magnitude of computational effort as Ordinary Least Squares applied to the full set of covariates.
This is joint work with Bradley Efron, Trevor Hastie and Iain Johnstone


text:
A bouquet of extremely realistic flowers with a special base allows it to be used in conjunction with a Vanishing Cane (not included) to produce an amazing cane to flowers transformation! Made of the highest-quality fabrics this bouquet is a must.
Effect is beautifully packaged and includes complete illustrated instructions in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish!


text:
As Seen on Young William (Anthony Ingruber) in The Age of Adaline
FIRST LOVE: Picnics on a sunny day, long drives through the country. Looks like the perfect 1930s style romance in The Age of Adaline. Before a car accident renders Adaline (Blake Lively) ageless, young William (Anthony Ingruber) captures her heart with heartfelt pillow talk and long gazes. Looking like the boy next door in polo shirts and sweater vests, William thinks he's found happily ever. But like all time machines, somebody always gets left behind.
Scroll down to see more clothes, outfits and products identified from The Age of Adaline.
Comments and Suggested Matches
Suggest a Product Match
Select Image | Use an Image Link
Image Link:
Product Name:
Price: (optional)
Match Type:
Tell us how you know this is an exact match:


text: Customer Work Request Application Use this application to request new or modified water services, such as installation, upgrade, relocation or removal of meters, fire services, or other field work by ACWD. Fire Flow Test Application Are you working on a project which involves a new or modified fire service? Do you need to know the capacity of the water distribution system at a specific location? Fire Hydrant flow test information is typically needed for fire sprinkler system designs, water system designs, and insurance purposes. Schedule of Development Fees and Charges Summary of common fees, charges and budgetary estimates related to new or modified water service. GIS Maps and Record Drawing Request Form Use this form to request utility maps showing the general location of ACWD facilities in the vicinity of your project or site, or record engineering drawings showing the plan and profile of specific ACWD water facilities. ACWD Records Request Form Use this form to request ACWD records other than maps and drawings. Application for Public Water System Extension Applies only to projects involving a public water main extension. This application must be completed and submitted prior to review of improvement plans by ACWD. Development Specifications for Public Water System Extensions General requirements, policies and procedures for Developers with projects which will include public water main extensions or new public water system construction. Includes the basis and application of ACWD's development related fees and charges. Standard Specifications and Drawings ACWD standards for construction of public water facilities. Includes Standard Specifications, Standard Drawings and Approved Materials. Water Efficiency Measures for New Developments A listing of required and recommended water efficiency measures for residential and commercial developments. Backflow Prevention Requirements, information, and forms related to cross connection control and backflow prevention devices. Hydrant Meter Request Form Used when water is needed from existing fire hydrants (example, construction water, dust control, street sweeping, etc.). Customer Satisfaction Surveys Tell us how we're doing! If you've done business with ACWD's Development Services division, we'd greatly appreciate your feedback.


text:
Snickerdoodles are a classic American cookie, a bake-sale staple. They're essentially sugar cookies that have been rolled in cinnamon sugar before baking, which gives them a crisp and flavorful crust to contrast a moist, sweet interior. This recipe gives that classic a little twist by turning the cookies into a batch of blondies. What makes these blondies as opposed to just cookies in bar form ... Read More »
Category Archives: Cookies – Bar Cookies and Brownies
Black and White Brownie Bars
This is definitely a recipe for chocolate lovers. Black and White Brownie Bars are brownie-like cookie bars that are packed with both semisweet and white chocolate, giving them a beautiful black and white look and a even better flavor. I like them because they make an impact when they're put out on the dessert tray, of course, but I also like the way that the ... Read More »
Butterscotch Bars with Pecans
If you're ever in need of a very simple and very addictive bar cookie, these Butterscotch Bars with Pecans might just be for you. These bars have just a few ingredients, but really capture a great butterscotch flavor with a lot of brown sugar and just a bit of butter. The bars are very thin and sweet enough to be candy-like on their own because ... Read More »
Irish Cream Brownies
When liquours are included in baked goods, the flavor doesn't always make it through to the finished product. This definitely isn't the case for these boozy Irish Cream Brownies. There is quite a bit of Irish Cream mixed right into the brownie batter, infusing it with flavor. There is also some in the glaze that finishes these off, adding yet another little kick to these ... Read More »
Lime and Coconut Crumble Bars
I'm always up for making a new bar cookie recipe. As much as I like regular drop cookies, bar cookies usually take even less time to make because everything goes into one dish. I suppose that you have to wait longer for them to cool (unless you don't mind the first piece or two crumbling apart) than with individual cookies, but when I'm pressed for ... Read More »
German Chocolate Cake Brownies
A towering German Chocolate Cake is definitely a dessert to look forward to, but there isn't always time – nor do I always have the desire – to construct a multi-layered cake. The solution to this little problem is a batch of German Chocolate Cake Brownies. These brownies have all the flavor of the cake, including a coconut-pecan topping that is very much like the ... Read More »
Cranberry Almond Squares
Recipes for cranberry breads and cakes often call for the use of fresh cranberries. Cookies and bar cookies, by contrast, usually call for dried cranberries instead. They're easy to incorporate and have a nice sweet-tart taste. Dried cranberries mix into batters and doughs just as easily as nuts and chocolate chips do because they don't add any additional moisture to a recipe. Fresh cranberries can ... Read More »
Maple Coconut Blondies
As much as I like brownies, I would have to say that I always have a soft spot in my heart and a place in my kitchen for blondies. They tend to be more cookie-like and less chocolaty than brownies, but since they're not defined by their cocoa content, there are even more ways to deviate from the standard and experiment with different flavors and ... Read More »


text:
Fresh Ginger Cookies
"Somewhere between a molasses cookie and a gingersnap, these are especially good cookies."
allrecipes.com - Similiar recipes
Ginger Cookies
These cookies are served at the Stratford Hall, which was the birth place of Robert E. Lee.
www.recipezaar.com - Similiar recipes
Soft Molasses Cookies V
"Celebrate the winter months with spicy and soft molasses cookies. Great for eating with a hot cup of coffee."
allrecipes.com - Similiar recipes
Christmas Spice Cookies
Very spicy cookies. I got this recipie from one of the wonderful cooks at Church. My Mother cannot get enough of these.
www.recipezaar.com - Similiar recipes
Crisp Spice Cookies (Diabetic)
Although I am not diabetic, when looking for desserts or baked goods, I frequently find myself reading Diabetic Living. I love the emphasis on complex...
www.recipezaar.com - Similiar recipes
Chewy Ginger Drop Cookies
"THIS RECIPE originated with my grandmother. My mom, an excellent baker, also made these cookies. Then I baked them for my family...my daughters made...
allrecipes.com - Similiar recipes
Ginger Cookies
These Ginger Cookies are Dairy Free and Gluten Free.Read the full post at:
www.recipezaar.com - Similiar recipes
Ginger Cookies
These Ginger Cookies are Dairy Free and Gluten Free.Read the full post at:
www.recipezaar.com - Similiar recipes
Giant Spice Cookies
"'I heard this cookie recipe over the radio about 1950--shortly after my husband and I married,' recalls Sandy Pyeatt of Tacoma, Washington. 'The big spicy...
allrecipes.com - Similiar recipes
Christmas Molasses Cookies
"Nothing smells better than warm molasses cookies baking on a cold winter day! These cookies look lovely when they're cut out in holiday shapes."
ginger, +allspice, +baking soda, +butter, +cloves, +corn syrup, +molasses, +flour, +nutmeg, +orange juice, +salt, +sugar
allrecipes.com - Similiar recipes
Can't find what you are looking for? Try our custom google recipe search:
Custom Search
Your Ingredients:
Legend: click ingredients to include or exclude
have this
need to use this
exclude this
Ingredient Informationginger


text:
Personal Checking Accounts
Checking Made Easy
You don't have to continue to pay high checking fees and service charges at another financial institution. Simply choose the Garden State checking account you need. You'll appreciate the savings and convenience.
Primary Checking Account
For everyday personal money management, simply open a Primary Checking Account. Our no or low fees and account access services make it easy to manage your money.
- NO Minimum Balance
- NO Monthly Service Charge
- NO Per Check Charges
- Monthly Dividends (Interest)
- VISA® Check Card & ATM Cards available
- Free CO-OP Shared Branch® Access
- Free Surcharge-Free ATM's Nationwide
- Compare and Save! See Fee Schedule.
Primary Checking and Other Checking
APR | APY | Info and/or Terms |
0.00% | 0.00% | $250 - $1,999.99 |
0.01% | 0.01% | $2,000 & greater |
For members ages 50 and older.Sunrise Checking
APR APY Info and/or Terms 0.00% 0.00% $250 & greater
Another Great Checking Account
We also offer Sunrise Checking for members ages 50 and older. Call or visit any credit union branch office for the details.
Free Overdraft Protection
When you open your account, Garden State Overdraft Protection is included at no cost to you. If you write a check for more than your account balance, available funds will be automatically transferred from your Primary Savings Account.
Easy Access Account Management Services
- Free PAM Online Banking
- Free Mobile Banking* (for cell phones & tablets)
- Free Direct Deposit & Payroll Deduction
Switching Is Easy!
There is no reason why you should pay more to manage your own money. Let us show you how easy it is to start saving instantly. Open the accounts you need today!


text:
Product Description:
Oven Baked Senior Dog Dry Food - Chicken
- Contains catechin (green tea extract) that helps prevent dental plaque.
- Inulin (chicory root), a prebiotic, to ensure optimal intestinal function.
- Fresh deboned chicken with a well-balanced amino acid content fostering the development of healthy body tissues.
- Omega-3 & omega-6 fatty acids to promote supple skin, as well as a shiny, silky coat.
- Glucosamine and chondroitin contributing to the hydration of the cartilage to protect the joints.
Oven-Baked TraditionTM is slowly oven baked. It is not manufactured with the extrusion cooking process like most other pet foods on the market. Oven baking brings out the aromas and flavors while making digestion of the ingredients easier while preserving essential proteins and vitamins. Oven baking makes it possible to add more fresh meat to every bite.
Our cooking method is unique in Canada! The authentic way, the way it should be!
Oven-Baked TraditionTM has carefully selected superior quality ingredients so that your animals maintain a healthier life. Pet owners want their dogs and cats to be at their best. An animal with a healthy skin and coat loses less hair, thus looks much better.
- We do not use any artificial flavors or colors.
- We do not use any synthetic preservation agents (BHA/BHT) or chemical (ethoxyquin).
- We use only fresh chicken, fresh fish or lamb as our main protein. Brown rice is an excellent dietary complement in each of our recipes.
- Brown rice protein source is not to be neglected. A hypoallergenic food helps by reducing the risks of allergies or intolerances in your dog.
- We use premium quality ingredients that have a high content of Omega-3, Omega-6 fatty acids and vitamins (A, B group, biotin), because these are essential elements to promote a soft and shiny coat and healthy and hydrated skin.
A carnivore's diet - Dog
- Dogs are known to be carnivores with omnivore tendencies. Their digestive system is not intended to digest or ferment fibrous products (plants). The best choice to make when it comes to feeding a carnivore is to maximize the use of fresh meats and cereals that are easily digested (brown rice, barley, oatmeal).
Authentic and safe
- Oven-Baked TraditionTM does not contain ANY of the following ingredients:
- WHEAT GLUTEN: No risk of contamination (melamine).
- WHEAT: Less risks for allergies or intolerances.
- CORN: Less risks for allergies or intolerances. Corn is difficult to digest and nutrients are less available. Causes bloating, flatulency and bowel disorders.
- SOY: Less risks for allergies or intolerances. Causes bloating, flatulency and bowel disorders.
- BEEF: Your animal is not exposed to ESB (mad cow disease).
- ARTIFICIAL COLORS OR FLAVORS: Natural flavor only. OF PRESERVATIVES No BHA/BHT. No ethoxyquin (EQ or e). Many dogs react violently to artificial agents and chemicals.
Additional Info
Additional Info
Brand | Oven Baked |
Flavour | Chicken |
Pet Type | Medium, Large, Adult, Senior |
Pet Size | Medium |
Special Diet | Hair & Skin, Healthy Digestion, Joint Health, Weight Control |
Ingredients | Fresh deboned chicken, fresh fish, oatmeal, ground brown rice, ground rye, ground pearled barley, fish meal, ground whole flaxseed, pea fiber, monosodium phosphate, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols and citric acid), calcium carbonate, potassium chloride, sea salt, dicalcium phosphate, inulin (prebiotic), herring oil, yucca schidigera extract, glucosamine hydrochloride, chondroitin sulfate, dried kelp, green tea extract (catechin), parsley, fresh blueberries, fresh sweet potato, fresh carrots, fresh apples, fresh spinach, choline chloride, beta-carotene, vitamin E, lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, lactobacillus lactis fermentation product, lactobacillus casei fermentation product, vitamins and minerals (vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin B12, ferrous sulfate, zinc oxide, niacin, calcium pantothenate, copper sulfate, manganous oxide, riboflavin, thiamine mononitrate, calcium iodate, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, sodium selenite), natural flavor, rosemary extract. (This product may contain trace amounts of peanut). |


text:
7401 S Cicero Ave
Chicago, IL, 60629 United States
(773) 838-3400 †
Russell 2000 (June 2016)
Neither taffy nor caramel, and certainly not nougat or chocolate, Tootsie Roll Industries has its success wrapped in brown-and-white waxed paper. As one of the country's largest candy companies, it makes and sells candies, including the vaguely chocolate-flavored Tootsie Roll, which has been produced with the same formula and name for 120 years. Tootsie Roll Industries also makes such well-known candies as Andes mints, Junior Mints, Charleston Chew, Mason Dots, and Sugar Daddy. Its Charms and Tootsie Pops brands make the company one of the largest lollipop producers in the world. Ellen Gordon controls the company's voting power after the 2015 death of her husband, former chairman and CEO Melvin Gordon.
† Some telephone numbers on the Hoover's site may be on a country's do not call or do not contact list including, but not limited to, the United Kingdom's CTPS or TPS registers. It is a legal requirement that companies do not make sales or marketing calls to registered numbers. These are central opt out registers whereby corporate subscribers and individuals can register their preference not to receive unsolicited sales and marketing telephone calls. By using the information provided on the Hoover's sites, as the direct marketer you represent and warrant that you will use such information in compliance with all applicable local, state, national or international laws and regulations, including any local do not call registers or marketing regulations, and agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless Dun & Bradstreet and each of its affiliates in the event your use violates such laws and regulations.