text:
Alameda County
John A. Wall.—While the subject of this notice has not the distinction of being a pioneer of the Golden State, he has the next best honor, that of being a native. He was born in Alameda county, October 7, 1860, his parents having emigrated here during the early days of the settlement of the Pacific coast; the father was a farmer by occupation, and he also gave considerable attention to the raising of live-stock.
Young wall attended the common schools of Oakland during his boyhood, and when he was older he went to the State of Michigan and entered the Battle Creek College, where he completed his literary studies.
On his return to California he entered the law office of Nye & Richardson, of Oakland, with whom he remained about one year, and then went into the office of Charles and Ben Darwin in San Francisco, where he finished his studies in one year and a half, and was admitted to the bar in 1885,---since which time he has been engaged in the practice of his profession and has offices at 325 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
In 1885 he married Miss Alice M. M. Winter of Cloverdale, California.
Transcribed by Donna L. Becker.
Source: "The Bay of San Francisco," Vol. 2, page 79, Lewis Publishing Co, 1892.
© 2005 Donna L. Becker.
Census Records | Vital Records | Family Trees & Communities | Immigration Records | Military Records Directories & Member Lists | Family & Local Histories | Newspapers & Periodicals | Court, Land & Probate | Finding Aids


text:
About Us
Your Cart
Your Cart (
Your Cart (
Home + Bar
Bar Accessories
Bar Tools
Cocktail Accessories
Cocktail Shakers
Drink Coasters
Hip Flasks
Ice Buckets
Ice Cubes & Molds
Whiskey Stones & Rocks
BBQ Accessories
Grill Lights
Grilling Tools
Meat Thermometers
Rubs & Seasonings
Beer Accessories
Beer Cap Maps
Beer Glassware
Beer Gear
Bottle Openers
Beer Tap Handles
Beer Holsters
Beer Koozies
Home Brew Supplies
Man Cave Ideas
Party Supplies
Cocktail Party
Outdoor Party
Party Games
Pool Party Supplies
Tailgating Supplies
Wine Tasting Party
Outdoor Party Lights
Signs & Bar Decor
Bar Signs
Beer Signs
Man Cave Signs
Sports Signs
Garage Signs
Miscellaneous Home Signs
Liquor Cabinets & Bars
Wine Wall Decor
Neon Signs
Wine Accessories
Wine Aerators
Wine Bottle Holders
Wine Chillers
Wine Cork Holders
Wine Openers
Wine Stoppers
More Wine Decor
More Wine Accessories
Shoe Wine Bottle Holders
Shop by Room
Home Bar
Kitchen & Table Decor
Patio Accessories
Pool Accessories
Theater & Game Room
Glasses + Drinkware
Beer Glasses
Beer Flights
Beer Mugs & Steins
Pilsner & Pint Glasses
Beer Boots & Novelty
Growlers & Pitchers
Cocktail Glasses
Liquor Decanters
Liquor Flasks
Flasks for Men
Flasks for Women
Moscow Mule Mugs
Shot Glasses
Whiskey & Rocks Glasses
Whiskey Decanters
Wine Decanters
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Drink Dispensers
Great Gift Ideas
Gifts for Men
Beer Gifts for Men
Funny Gifts for Men
Gift Baskets for Men
Golf Gifts for Men
Groomsmen Gifts
NFL & College Sports Gifts
College & NFL Beer Glasses
College & NFL Whiskey Glasses
College & NFL Custom Signs
Whiskey Gifts for Men
Gifts for Men Under $25
Gifts for Men Under $50
Gifts for Guys Over $50
For Men Who Have Everything
Gifts for Women
Gifts For Women
Bridesmaid Gifts
Hostess Gifts
Gifts by Price
Gifts Under $25
Gifts Under $50
Gifts Under $95
Gifts $95 and Up
Gift Themes
For Beer Lovers
Gifts for Wine Lovers
Funny Gifts
Funny Coffee Mugs
Funny Wedding Gifts
White Elephant Gifts
Housewarming Gifts
For College Students
Wedding Gifts
Corporate Gifts
College Graduation
Cigar Accessories
Military Gifts
Firefighter Gifts
Police Officer Gifts
Gifts for Dad
Gifts for Boyfriend
Gifts for Husband
Gifts for Brother
Birthday Gifts
Birthday Gifts for Him
Birthday Gifts for Her
21st Birthday Gifts
30th Birthday Gifts
40th Birthday Gifts
50th Birthday Gifts
Anniversary Gifts
Anniversary Gifts for Him
Anniversary Gifts for Her
1st Anniversary Gifts
2nd Anniversary Gifts
5th Anniversary Gifts
10th Anniversary Gifts
Personalized Gifts
Beer Glasses
Cutting Boards
Engraved Flasks
Shot Glasses
Whiskey Decanters
Whiskey Glasses
Wine Glasses
Everything Else
More Glassware
Corporate Store
SAVE $10 on Orders $99 or More! Promo Code: SEPT17
Click to enlarge
3 Tiered Fruit and Cheese Serving Set
Suggested Retail:
You Save 20%
Your Price: $49.95
Discontinued and no longer available. Similar products may be available, search above or see top gift suggestions below.
Average Customer Rating:
Not yet rated.
3 Tiered Fruit and Cheese Serving Set Details:
Traditional pieces with a whirl of refinement, these swivel, tiered, wooden serving trays offer an imaginative but practical approach to home entertaining. Ideal for serving a variety of hard and soft cheeses, crackers, and fruits, the three, 360º swivel cheese boards allow you to create your own unique appetizer display for wine and cheese parties or cocktail hour. Carved moat borders (to collect cheese brine or fruit juice) surrounds each cutting board, and the pull-out cheese knife tray lets you keep your serving-ware accessible for guests and store easily when not in use. Three handsome utensils included, a fork-tipped cheese knife, hard cheese knife, and cheese spreader, combine polished stainless steel blades with parawood handles. Bottom cutting board measures 10, top two trays measure 8 and 7 respectively. Measures 11½ tall fully assembled. All serving trays made of environmentally friendly and naturally durable parawood. Comes gift boxed. Lifetime warranty.
Features of our 3 Tiered Fruit and Cheese Serving Set:
Ideal for serving a variety of hard and soft cheeses, crackers, and fruits
Carved moat borders (to collect cheese brine or fruit juice) surrounds each cutting board
Includes a fork-tipped cheese knife, hard cheese knife, and cheese spreader, combine polished stainless steel blades wi
Bottom cutting board measures 10, top two trays measure 8 and 7 respectively. Measures 11½ tall fully assembled, lif
Shipping rates and policies
Customer Favorites
Draper Liquor Decanter Set with Whiskey Glasses
Beer Cap Map of Your Home State
Pick-A-Letter Beer Cap Holder
Personalized Brewery Bar Sign
Oakmont Custom Carson Whiskey Decanter
Carson Monogrammed Liquor Decanter Set with Rocks Glasses
Fire & Rescue Personalized Whiskey Decanter
Billiard Room Personalized Wood Home Sign
3 Tiered Fruit and Cheese Serving Set 0 Rating
(based on 0 reviews)
Categories containing items like this:
About Us
Why Shop Here?
Charitable Giving
Satisfaction Guarantee
Privacy and Security
Our Going Green Initiative
New Products RSS Feed
Be Awesome Blog
Join Our Newsletter
Customer Service
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Shipping information
Easy Returns
Contact Us
Track Your Order
Gift Registry
Business Stuff
Corporate Gift Program
Military Orders
Affiliate Program
Subscribe today and get special offers, and exclusive deals!
Copyright HomeWetBar.com 2004-2017, All Rights Reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Mattingly Creek
|[ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ]
This is the Mattingly Creek trail heading down toward Mattingly Peak in the background. In late August, the fireweed is turning colors yet the lupine is blooming.
Rate This Image
Current Score: 74.01%
Log In To Vote
[ View 4 Votes | Post Comment ]
Mattingly Peak (Mountain/Rock)
splattski's Image Gallery
Image Data
Image ID: 544553
Hits: 1104
Object Title: Mattingly Creek


text:
5200 Acrylic Enamel, Safety Red, 1 gal.
RUST-OLEUM| Zoro #: G2007047| Mfr #: 5264402
Zoro #: G2007047Mfr. Part #: 5264402
$39.49 /ea
Orders over $50.00 ship free. DetailsStandard ground shipping
Technical Specifications
|Zoro #: G2007047 Mfr #: 5264402
|Dry Time: 1 to 2 hr.
|Size: 1 gal.
|Standards: USDA
|Item: Interior/Exterior Paint
|Coverage: 150 to 260 sq. ft./gal
|Dry Time Recoat: 1 to 3 hr.
|VOC Content: Less Than 250 g/l
|Finish: High Gloss
|Color: Safety Red
|Application Method: Brush, Roll, Spray
|Paint Color Family: Reds
|Paint Base Type: Water
|Country of Origin (subject to change): United States
Product Description
Interior/Exterior Paint, Paint Color Family Reds, Safety Red, High Gloss Finish, Size 1 gal., VOC Content Less Than 250 g/L, Coverage 160 to 260 sq. ft./gal, Dry Time 2 to 4 hr., Dry Time Recoat 1 to 3 hr., Application Method Brush, Roll, Spray, Surface Concrete, Galvanized Steel, Masonry, Metal, Wood, Standards USDA
Restrictions and Compliance
- *2 : California Proposition 65 : This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer.


text:
NewswireToday - /newswire/ -
New York, NY, United States, 2016/02/12 - In 2015, Hearst Television joined with seven other media power players on an app that puts viewers in touch with any town in America with a touch or a swipe - NewsON.us / Hearst.com.
Called NewsON, the free ad-supported app for Apple, Android and Roku over-the-top streaming devices takes local TV news national: Users can access video news from 118 TV stations in 90 markets covering three quarters of the U.S.
Launched in November, NewsON is an industry solution to an increasingly crowded app menu and media fragmentation trends that make it harder for individual brands to stay highly visible. Companies sharing their local news content along with Hearst are the ABC-owned Television Station Group, Cox Media, Media General, Raycom Media, Hubbard Broadcasting, Graham Media Group and TEGNA, the former Gannett Television group, now a separate broadcast and digital media company.
Users can access local TV broadcasts through interactive maps, or by state, network affiliation or call letters. A scroll-through feature lets users choose stories from a timeline. Or they can browse categories like Politics or Healthy Living or Uplifting and "Seriously?"
When theres no live feed or you want to catch up on news thats already aired, there are on-demand newscasts and segments.
Besides making local journalism widely accessible in an interconnected world, consolidating resources expands TVs digital impact. Users can also opt to track their favorite local stations simultaneously on social media.
Its a bold move for broadcast competitors but the idea behind it is timely, said Hearst Television President Jordan Wertlieb. As the local news resource viewers turn to first, it is vital for our stations to reach audiences everywhere they want to tune in. NewsON helps us to fulfill that mission.
For all the many channels, websites and apps that deliver news, Wertlieb noted that consumers still place their trust in local TV news sources. One study this year by the Pew Research Center,"Local News in a Digital Age, found that local TV stations are still the top choice for news and that consumers choose local news twice as much as they do national and international sources.
Hearst TV has clear goals for NewsON, including the shared industry aim of boosting digital TV ad revenue. NewsON expands stations ability to target growing digital revenue. Hearst TVslocal stations will coordinate local advertising so that it remains applicable for their viewers.
Hearst has other goals for NewsON, too. The app reaffirms the TV groups commitment to local broadcasting and the communities it serves. Hearst wants to maximize growth in news, which is currently the top growth area in local broadcast. And, the infamous 24-hour news cycle continues to press network affiliates to be both nimble and innovative in their programming, including live television.
"Hearst Television stations continue to expand our services to our audiences on all platforms, Wertlieb said. Were over the air, online, on cable and satellite and connected TVs. Were excited about NewsON, both for Hearst and for the entire broadcast industry.
NewsON is accessible at NewsON.us/.
Written by / Agency / Source: Hearst Communications, Inc.
Availability: All Regions (Including Int'l)
Traffic Booster: [/] Quick Newswire Today Visibility Checker
Distribution / Indexing: [+] / [Company listed above is a registered member of our network. Content made possible by PRZOOM / PRTODAY indexing services]


text:
How to Make a Burp Cloth
OnSugar Blog: Homemade Designer Burp Cloths
Lots of moms think out loud, and SugarKat does too. Baby Burp Cloths comes from the Crafty McCrafterson blog at OnSugar.
I have a bunch of fabric that I bought thinking I was going to make blankets and stuff, but really, I'm not there yet. So, I bought some diaper burp cloths and decided to dress them up with some snugly flannel fabric.
What you'll need:
- Iron
- Fabric
- Sewing Machine with thread
- Burp Cloths
- Measure out the fabric with the burp cloth
- Cut the fabric and fold the edges and iron
- Sew the edges to the burp cloth
- Cut the strings and voila!
- Then make more and they will make great shower gifts for expecting moms!
Read the entire post (including step-by-step photo instructions) here. Want to see more? Start following OnSugar blog Crafty McCrafterson or start your own OnSugar blog.


text:
The State of the State. Did Mike Pence make a convincing case for a tax cut? Are state Senate Republicans attempting a power grab? The House Speaker joins with Democrats on a jobs bill and a new attempt to limit the sale of cold medicine.
©2016 All Rights Reserved.
WFYI Indianapolis | 1630 North Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46202 | (317) 636-2020
Online Privacy Policy
FCC Public Inspection Files


text:
Migraine with aura (also called classic migraine) is a headache that strikes after or along with sensory disturbances called aura. These disturbances can include flashes of light, blind spots and other vision changes or tingling in your hand or face.
Treatments for migraine with aura and migraine without aura (also called common migraine) are usually the same. You can try to prevent migraine with aura with the same medications and self-care measures used to prevent migraine.
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit organization and proceeds from Web advertising help support our mission. Mayo Clinic does not endorse any of the third party products and services advertised.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.


text: He IS a young person, I wouldn't say a bum... but a young person who is bicycling / "backpacking around the world". I've known several people who got to spend their youth in Europe and Asia, even one who went to Australia for a year. Its all part of being young... but all of them had parents to foot their bill.. James doesn't have that.. so in order to still do this, instead of being a downright BUM, he offers something else, services.. help.. helping others to help him. I think its a huge step up from being a bum.


text:
In last Saturday's 52-31 win over Rice, Texas A&M played 11 true freshmen on defense and broke in newcomers Tyrone Taylor, Tommy Sanders and Nate Askew. The lack of cohesion and absence of key players Kirby Ennis, Floyd Raven, Steven Jenkins, Gavin Stansbury, Devante Harris and Deshazor Everett (for a half) was evident, as Rice racked up more than 500 yards of total offense and more than 300 on the ground.
Even though he was frustrated by the totals the Owls racked up against his charges, defensive coordinator Mark Snyder wasn't overly surprised that a veteran Rice offense took advantage of his inexperienced group.
"David (Bailiff) is a good football coach and Rice is a good football team. They're going to have a chance to win that league with nine returning starters," he said. "Like I said last week, fear of the unknown is with our young guys. Rice came out and showed us some things that we hadn't practiced or seen. Not having any veterans groomed, I can't call a time-out, run out onto the field and say 'Hey, they are getting in diamond formation,' or something like that. We had to get adjusted."
Rice scored 21 of their 31 points in the first half, including 14 on their first two drives. In spite of being discouraged, Snyder said he found some positives when he addressed his players at halftime.
"I will say this about the guys, and it was really good to see: I wasn't excited about the look on their faces in the locker room, at halftime, but they took the initiative, came out and got adjusted," he said. "It was really good to see. I think the game is started to slow down for them a bit as the game went on, which was good."
Snyder said he was anticipating an uneven performance from his younger players as they were thrown into their first game in front of more than 80,000 people and a national television audience.
"They all had good things and bad things. You could tell during pregame that there was a little bit of nervousness. You can imagine being 18 and playing in front of all of those people," he said. "I thought they played really well. The thing that was most pleasing to me was the emotion they were playing with. They made a play and you saw the emotion. To me, that's what defense is all about. You play with enthusiasm and emotion. I saw that and I told them after the game. You can tell they love to play the game. It was what we expected."
Snyder said that, while Stansbury, Harris and Jenkins will not play until Sept. 14 against Alabama, they continue to get second team reps during practices to keep them prepared. While he's not happy that his defensive unit will not be able to work together in game situations until the defending national champions arrive at Kyle Field, injuries are not a real concern for his squad and younger players are getting needed experience quickly.
"The biggest thing is that we are going to be fresh for the game. We will be injury-free and we will be fresh," he said. "What maybe hurts now might actually help us in the long run. I know that when they do get back, we are going to have them and they will be healthy. They will be fresh and we are building depth right now for the future and for the rest of the season. What is hurting us right now will help us. We have to live with that."


text:
12-10-2016, 06:38 PM (This post was last modified: 12-11-2016 11:24 AM by Andrew.)
Post: #1
The Payment & Checkout Discussion Thread
I am currently locked out of Paypal.
Please tell me this is not our only option.
Post: #2
RE: Paypal? really?
Unfortunately it is...
"I'll Take a Nightmare That's Real Over a Dream That's a Lie"-Sarah
12-11-2016, 11:20 AM (This post was last modified: 12-11-2016 11:25 AM by Andrew.)
Post: #3
The Checkout & Payment Method Discussion Thread
You know what...I share your frustration completely. I hear you and it's time to get that taken care of. I'm going to hi-jack your thread a bit and change the title. For those of you wondering the original title was "Paypal? really?".
I am looking at other processors and can hopefully find a way to offer Amazon and Google again using their new options. If Shannon and I can come to a consensus, I would like to implement Bitcoin and (maybe) other crypto-currency. As far as why there aren't more options at the moment? The short answer is I've been deathly sick this year and only "very sick" the last three years. I've actually been ill for 8 years now, but that's another story. When I could work, it has been on keeping the lights on only. I may talk about it soon but I'm not interested in doing so publicly at this time. The good news is I'm starting to feel better, and have finally been able to get back to work in a meaningful way.
So- both Amazon Simple Pay and Google Checkout no longer exist - we really enjoyed those products, and it pained me to no longer be able to offer them but both Amazon and Google decided to shut down those services. I am looking at new ways of getting both Amazon and Google on board as they have never had any issues with our products.
Unfortunately, a lot of processors have very restricting rules on what can be sold, and sometimes even when we have met those rules they have turned around later and said they will no longer process us. There have been some strange middle ground of processors that said they would but only if they were able tell us what we can/cannot sell. Obviously that doesn't work with us or all of you.
We offered Dwolla as an alternative for years, and not a single person used it. I do believe I could just turn that one back on with a few changes, but seeing that no one ever used it...not even once, I don't think anyone wants it.
So here's the "what I would like as a checkout option" thread, inspired by Morkey. Speaking of which Morkey, here's your chance as you never said what you'd like to use. Everyone, you have our ears on what kind of payment options you'd like to see. At the end of this discussion I will implement as many as I can, at which point I will shelve the issue until there are more options out there.
Andrew // Site Architect "Attack its weak point for massive damage" -Giant Enemy Crab
The following 1 user Likes Andrew's post:1 user Likes Andrew's post
Post: #4
RE: The Payment & Checkout Discussion Thread
Amazon would indeed be groovy, though I currently have no problem with Paypal. For those here who have a problem with Paypal, is it using a logged in Paypal account that is the issue or is it trying to use a credit card through Paypal's interface without being logged in?
A Better Alex (ISTJ): EPRHA → ASC → …
A Sexy Alex (ESTJ-T): BIABWS+DAOS → DMSI → …
Post: #5
RE: The Payment & Checkout Discussion Thread
Thank you Andrew.
Good to hear you're on the road to recovery. Apologies if I'm causing you extra work.
Paypal worked fine until they decided just letting you tap in a cc# was not enough.
Now it seems you have to start an account if you don't already have one.
I had an account some years ago and all was well till I tried to add another address to that account.
Then I must have been added to their fraud watch list as it all went south from there.
Not only was I not able to add that address, it became so inconvenient to use that I stopped.
I'm not sure what's out there. Amazon has been relatively painless (for me).
Clickbank comes to mind. I have no idea if they still exist but if memory serves, they did
digital product purchases only which would apply here.
I've never used Dwolla (that I know of) but if it doesn't cost you a monthly fee (just per transaction & it's reasonable), that sounds like a viable option.
This being a very recent change on Paypal's part, there may be others choosing not to use them.
Digital currencies are sounding more appealing.
Thanks for your attention.
12-12-2016, 12:59 PM (This post was last modified: 12-12-2016 02:18 PM by Andrew.)
Post: #6
RE: The Payment & Checkout Discussion Thread
I believe I can turn on Dwolla within the next few days. As far as Amazon I have to make very sure we meet their new selling policies, but it looks like they no longer restrict their new services to physical goods. With Amazon, there is a big surcharge on foreign transactions. That gives us 3 options
1) offer Amazon only to those using USD
2) put a several percent surcharge on foreign Amazon transactions (if there is a reliable way to do that)
3) average out the cost and include it in future price increases
I've taken a lot of time to research bitcoin and I think we will definitely offer it so long as it meets our following criteria:
1) No significant losses converting BTC to USD
2) No additional work necessary (instant, automated, etc)
3) The total fees for transaction and conversion to USD do not meaingfully exceed our most expensive processor(s) - at this time being PayPal
One forum member InTheZone mentioned bitpay, which does look like it matches or requirements. If he could chime in on this thread it would be apprecaited. I'll be looking over other bitcoin merchant services.
Andrew // Site Architect "Attack its weak point for massive damage" -Giant Enemy Crab
« Next Oldest | Next Newest »
User(s) browsing this thread:
1 Guest(s)
1 Guest(s)
Return to TopReturn to Content


text:
Below you will find a list of the chinese restaurants in Fallbrook, CA. These 5 chinese restaurants are organized by their distance from Fallbrook. The closest businesses to Fallbrook are Great China Restaurant on S. Main Ave (Fallbrook), Panda Garden on S. Main Ave (Fallbrook), Peking Wok Restaurant on S. Mission Rd (Bonsall), Quick Wok on College Blvd (Oceanside) and Great Wok of China on Frazee Rd (Oceanside) in the category Restaurants.
1. california beaches blog site mapFood & Beach, Winning Combo in Laguna Beach, California · Big Bear Lake, California - the .... Asian Tourists Love California! Los Angeles Free ..... Elvis and Cupcake Wedding Cake at Flashy Fallbrook Bridal Fair · Dreaming for the Cure ...
2. 2007 events in californiaOct 31, 2007 ... Executive Chef Greg Weile of Tangata Restaurant creates Asian feast as a ... Group, followed by a film by celebrated Chinese director Zhang Yimou, ...... Sponsored by the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce, the event will be ...
Things to do in Fallbrook CA
Fallbrook Hotels
Fallbrook Attractions
Fallbrook Shopping
Fallbrook Restaurants
Fallbrook Events
Book Hotels in Fallbrook CA
Bagel & Donut Shops
Bars & Taverns
Coffee Shops
Beach Travel Planning Resources:
California Shopping |
California Dining |
California Casinos |
California Vacations
California Coast Vacations |
California Kids
Vacations |
California Beach Hotels |
California Beach Vacations |
California Theme Parks |
Disneyland Vacations |
Surfing Vacation |
Southern California Vacation |
California Weekend Getaway |
California Spa Vacation |
California Hotels |
California Churches |
California Things To Do |
Orange County California Hotels |
California Family Vacations |
California Videos |
California Resorts |
California Beach Resorts |
California Business Directory |
Things To Do in California
California Beaches -
Beach Cities -
Alphabetical List -
Search -
Beach Photos -
California Events -
Privacy -
Contact Us


text:
Join as a Pro
Sign Up
Log In
Join as a Pro
Sign Up
Log In
Playing Music Is My Business - Mobile Entertainment
Prescott, AZ
Get up to five quotes from pros like Playing Music Is My Business - Mobile Entertainment within hours.
Get Quotes
About this pro
How does your business stand out?
From One Of My Clients: Never hired a DJ. Thank You DJ Greg James, of Playing Music is My Business, was priceless. Greg was able to handle my party at a last minute request. There was nothing for me to direct or think about. Greg handled everything, kept the entertainment going, and provided an outright good time. I would definitely recommend him. Greg is well experienced in his business. -- Mary N, Phoenix, AZ, 6/5/2010
What do you enjoy about the work you do?
Playing Music Is My Business - Mobile Entertainment Mission Statement: What I enjoy most about . . . Playing Music Is My Business - Mobile Entertainment Is being a Emcee/DJ. Enjoying all kinds/types of music and seeing the people come together for a fun great time.
Prescott, AZ 86303
Background check
Years in business
Number of employees
4 Reviews
Freddy G S.
Jun 13, 2017
I worked with Greg a stand up Very nice guy, friendly and plays great music selections and is very attentive D.J. He is professional in all aspects from set up, communication and promptness. If your looking for a class act Greg is your guy. Take the guesswork forlooking for a reliable D.J.
Vicki M.
Jun 11, 2017
Greg, THANK YOU for making our retirement party a success! By honoring our two pages of song requests and the way you mixed the songs, all in attendance (13 years olds to those in their seventies) had the urge to dance - from country western, old rock and roll, reggae,and everything in between. Your professionalism as far as checking out the sight before hand and set-up ensured that the festivities continued without interruptions. Thank you for helping us to celebrate in boogie style under the stars. Vikki Chino Valley Teachers
Arky M.
Apr 21, 2017
DJ Entertainment
Greg has emceed and led the entertainment at many charity events that I have hosted, for more than a decade. I am always glad to promote his professionalism and expertise. You should have the best - Playing Music Is My Business!
Rev. Mary R.
Apr 21, 2017
Greg James will make your day or event special!!!
I have known Greg for over six years. It has been a DJ for several of the weddings I have officiated. The couples tell me they were so happy with him and recommend him to their friends. He is flexible and easy to work with to make sure your wedding or event is special. I highly recommend him to all of my couples. You will not be disappointed in having Greg James DJ your wedding or special event. Rev. Mary Riley with Creating Weddings From The Heart.
Show more
What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I use a FLAT Rate for my pricing structure.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
One step at a time. Starting from the beginning - start to finish.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
High School & College Radio / US Navy (Armed Forces Radio)./ Public Radio.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
High School & College Radio / US Navy (Armed Forces Radio)./ Public Radio.
What types of customers have you worked with?
Club DJ, Emcee, Event DJ, House DJ, Mobile DJ, Party DJ, Prom DJ, Radio DJ, Wedding DJ For: Anniversaries, Awards Nights, Bachelor Parties, Bachelorette Parties, Banquets, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, Birthday Parties, Children's Birthday Parties, Casinos, Celebrations, Christmas Parties, Church Services, Clubs, Coffee Shops, Community Events, Conventions, Corporate Functions, Country Clubs, Dinner Dances, Festivals, Fraternity Functions, Fund Raisers, Funerals, Graduation Parties, Grand Openings, Hotels, Military Functions,Picnic, Private Parties, Proms, Resorts, Restaurants, Reunions, Sorority Function, Sweet 16 Birthday Parties, Weddings
Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?
Completing A New Website. One (1) Year with assistance.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Please review the article of : How To Choose a Disc Jockey? on my website. Some folks that concider themselves to be a dj do not have or carry Business Insuance or are not licensed by their City or State.
What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
I play from Your Customized Playlist, take requests & also provide extras at no additional charge.
{[{ questions.text }]}
Services Offered
Event Production Companies
Corporate Entertainers
Birthday Party Entertainers
Spanish Djs
Spanish Musicians
Bar Mitzvah Djs
How it works
iPhone app
android app
Services Near Me
Cost Estimates
Service Guides
How To Pages
How it works
Sign up
Pro center
Success stories
Mobile app
Help center
Thumbtack Guarantee
$1M Property Protection
© 2017 Thumbtack, Inc.
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use


text:
It has been a wonderful journey and I thank you for being a part of it.
Each soul that we meet along the way brings different colors into our lives which makes this whole journey bright and meaningful.
From each soul we learn something... so we continue our journey until we find what we are looking for.
The journey never ends...
But hopefully, we still know how to find our way hOMe.


text:
Thanks for helping us sort this video!
Thanks for helping us associate the correct Pornstars to this video!
Help Us: Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
Pornstar Name:
please let me suck your dick!!!
few months of oral from this white mouth would make him long and strong
Damn got me dripping
i want to fuck that black dick looking good
That's hott, I just imagined it in me
Vorrei essere stata la sotto a prendere la tua sborra
I know how to suck clits Bellafica, I can drive you mad if you wish, when and were you want!
Gosh, you know how to do with your cock, if you are so good even with female clits....well, mine is here for you, horny and soaking!
How much do you want?
wonderful xxx
i want that dick in my mouth right now!!!
i just love this cock mmm and this cum
dude,your cock is so hot,,,i want to put it in my mouth and ass while you jerk me off
Some errors occurred, please try again later


text:
Treatment of Resistant Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis With ENBREL
- Full Text View
- Tabular View
- No Study Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
|Histiocytosis, Langerhans-Cell
|Drug: Etanercept
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Treatment of Resistant Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis With Etanercept (ENBREL, IMMUNEX, SEATTLE)
- Response of Langerhans cell histiocytosis
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2001
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2004
After subjects have completed the pretreatment evaluations, they will receive an injection of Enbrel - the study drug -(given under the skin) twice weekly. If the subjects disease stabilizes or regresses, they may continue to receive treatment for up to 1 year.
Subjects with disease involvement of risk organs (this means patients have disease in their liver, lung, spleen, or bone marrow): will be admitted to the hospital for observation during the first week of administration of Enbrel. If after the first two doses there appears to be no problems, subjects may be followed as an outpatient with twice weekly evaluation visits (similar to those performed before treatment began) until abnormal blood tests have become normal. Then the frequency of clinic visits will decrease and be similar to those described below for subjects without disease involvement of risk organs.
Subjects without disease involvement of risk organs will be treated as an outpatient. While receiving the treatment, subjects may not receive any other chemotherapy agents. Doctors will be monitoring subjects closely for side effects. Most side effects usually disappear after the treatment is stopped. In the meantime, however, the doctor may prescribe medication to keep these side effects under control.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 65 Years (Child, Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
- Age: Patients of any age greater than 1 year and up to 65 years of age. An internal medicine board-certified physician will also evaluate adult patients.
- Histologic diagnosis: Patients must have a histologically confirmed LCH that is refractory to standard therapy.
- Recovery from prior therapy: Patients must have recovered from the toxic effects of all prior therapy but may have abnormal hematologic, hepatic, or other lab values secondary to the disease.
- Life expectancy: Patients must have a life expectancy of at least 8 weeks.
- Performance status: Patients must have a Lansky performance status greater than 40 or Karnofsky status greater than 40.
- Informed consent: All patients or their legal guardians (if the patient is < 18 years of age) must sign a document of informed consent indicating their awareness of the investigational nature and the risks of this study. When appropriate the patient will be included in all discussions in order to obtain verbal consent.
- Hematologic status: Patients of any hematologic status may be enrolled since resistant LCH may require considerable transfusion support.
- Durable Power of Attorney (DPA): A DPA must be offered to all patients 18 years of age or older.
- Women of childbearing potential who are pregnant or lactating are excluded.
- Patients with active infections must be treated prior to entry.
- Significant other diseases that the investigator feels will complicate review/evaluation of the study data (example: uncontrolled diabetes, multiple sclerosis).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00048373
|United States, Texas
|Texas Children's Hospital
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
|Principal Investigator:
|Kenneth McClain, MD
|Baylor College of Medicine
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00048373 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|October 30, 2002
|Last Updated:
|August 22, 2006
Keywords provided by Baylor College of Medicine:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Histiocytosis, Langerhans-Cell
Lymphatic Diseases
Lung Diseases, Interstitial
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Sensory System Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Antirheumatic Agents
Gastrointestinal Agents
Immunosuppressive Agents
Immunologic Factors
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017


text:
Man killedin car accident
MOREAU -- An 81-year-old Fort Edward man was killed in an automobile accident Monday after police say he ran a stop sign.
Guy D. Frenya of Reservoir Road was driving down his road just before 10 a.m. Monday when police say he ran the stop sign at Route 32, less than a mile from his house.
At the same time, Berakah Y. Smith, 27, of Gansevoort was driving a 2001 Ford flatbed tow truck down Route 32 and struck Frenya's car.
Frenya was transported to Glens Falls Hospital by Moreau EMS, where he was pronounced dead. Smith was not injured.
The accident remains under investigation, but investigators do not expect any tickets to be issued.
An autopsy is being conducted on Frenya to determine whether he suffered from a medical event just before the accident, according to Saratoga County Sheriff's Department Sgt. Brent Dupras.
Accused murderer arraigned
BALLSTON SPA -- Joshua P. McWain was arraigned Dec. 14 on second-degree murder in Saratoga County Court and sent to jail without bail.
Saratoga County District Attorney James A. Murphy III said it was a "pro forma" arraignment. McWain pleaded not guilty through his public defender.
McWain, 27, of Daniels Road in Greenfield, was arrested Oct. 31 after police found his 59-year-old mother's body under the floor of a shed behind the mobile home the two shared. Neighbors said the two had a strained relationship and could often be heard arguing.
Saratoga County sheriff's deputies said McWain bludgeoned Carol Stanford to death Saturday, Oct. 27, and hid her body. She was found the following Tuesday.
He also was charged with evidence tampering, a felony.
$20,000 raised for Adopt-A-Soldier
WILTON -- Operation Adopt-a-Soldier's "Santa for a Soldier" holiday fundraising efforts have exceeded the nonprofit's goal for 2012 by reaching the $10,000 mark.
Nemer Ford and Nemer Chrysler Jeep Dodge was working with Operation Adopt-A-Soldier to match donations up to $10,000.
With Nemer matching that, the total holiday collection is now $20,000.
Donations are being accepted until Dec. 22 and will be primarily used for postage on care packages for the troops.
At this point, Adopt-A-Soldier has raised $2,500 more in 2012 than it did during the 2011 holiday season.
"It is a great feeling to know that the community is so supportive of the troops. It is heartfelt and a wonderful, good feeling," said Terri Perry, co-chairperson of Operation Adopt-A-Soldier.
Radio station Froggy 107.1 helped generate donations by raffling off a guitar autographed by Jason Aldean, the Zac Brown Band, Alan Jackson, Montgomery Gentry, Craig Morgan and Steel Magnolia.
Donations can be sent to Operation Adopt-A-Soldier, 4281 Route 50, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.
Operation Adopt a Soldier Inc. is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization that serves approximately 600 locally-based military personnel.
Police blotter
o Shawn P. Gorman, 31, of Gansevoort, was charged Dec. 31 by state police with forgery, stemming from an incident first reported on Aug. 9.
o William J. Schempp, 37, of South Glens Falls, was charged Dec. 19 by state police with unlawful possession of marijuana.
o Matthew Dearborn, 26, of Queensbury, was charged Dec. 23 by county sheriff's deputies with fourth-degree criminal mischief and endangering the welfare of a child, misdemeanors. Dearborn allegedly damaged property in the presence of several small children.
Upcoming meetings
o The Schuylerville Board of Water Management will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7, at village municipal center, 35 Spring St., Schuylerville.
o The Greenfield Planning Board will meet at
7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, at town hall, 7 Wilton Road., Greenfield Center.
o The Schuylerville Trustee Board will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9, at village municipal center, 35 Spring St., Schuylerville.
o The Greenfield Board will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, at town hall,
7 Wilton Road., Greenfield Center.


text:
Go Ask Mom at Four: Win gift certificate to Alexander's Mediterranean Cuisine!
Posted January 22, 2014
We're celebrating the fourth anniversary of Go Ask Mom with a month of contests! This week, we're giving away $25 gift certificates to Alexander's Mediterranean Cuisine on Timber Drive in Garner!
Here's more about Alexander's: Alexander's Mediterranean Cuisine honors the breadth of traditional Greek cuisine by bringing fresh, wholesome dishes from all regions of Greece to an elegant, contemporary and comfortable setting near the Raleigh area. Check the website to see menus and more.
You can enter several ways. Follow one of the links below for details:
Stay tuned for one more contest featuring gift certificates to Dickey's Barbecue Pit!


text:
Scientific Publications by FDA Staff
Search Publications
J Infect Dis 2012 Jun;205(12):1821-9
Impact of fluoroquinolone resistance mutations on gonococcal fitness and in vivo selection for compensatory mutations.
Kunz AN, Begum AA, Wu H, D'Ambrozio JA, Robinson JM, Shafer WM, Bash MC, Jerse AE
Background.¿Quinolone-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae (QRNG) arise from mutations in gyrA (intermediate resistance) or gyrA and parC (resistance). Here we tested the consequence of commonly isolated gyrA(91/95) and parC(86) mutations on gonococcal fitness. Methods.¿Mutant gyrA(91/95) and parC(86) alleles were introduced into wild-type gonococci or an isogenic mutant that is resistant to macrolides due to an mtrR(-79) mutation. Wild-type and mutant bacteria were compared for growth in vitro and in competitive murine infection. Results.¿In vitro growth was reduced with increasing numbers of mutations. Interestingly, the gyrA(91/95) mutation conferred an in vivo fitness benefit to wild-type and mtrR(-79) mutant gonococci. The gyrA(91/95), parC(86) mutant, in contrast, showed a slight fitness defect in vivo, and the gyrA(91/95), parC(86), mtrR(-79) mutant was markedly less fit relative to the parent strains. A ciprofloxacin-resistant (Cip(R)) mutant was selected during infection with the gyrA(91/95), parC(86), mtrR(-79) mutant in which the mtrR(-79) mutation was repaired and the gyrA(91) mutation was altered. This in vivo-selected mutant grew as well as the wild-type strain in vitro. Conclusions.¿gyrA(91/95) mutations may contribute to the spread of QRNG. Further acquisition of a parC(86) mutation abrogates this fitness advantage; however, compensatory mutations can occur that restore in vivo fitness and maintain Cip(R).
|Category: Journal Article
|PubMed ID: #22492860
|DOI: 10.1093/infdis/jis277
|Includes FDA Authors from Scientific Area(s): Biologics
|Entry Created: 2012-06-20
|Entry Last Modified: 2012-08-29


text:
[18 September 2011]
PopMatters Associate Music Editor
As a solo artist, or as half of the folk duo Les Shelleys with Tom Brosseau, Angela Correa has a sweet and arresting voice. It's got an immediate tunefulness, but there's bit of shadow to it, this hint in each note that she's not giving everything away, that there's a secret in her words. That shadow comes out all the better as she heads her band, Corrreatown. The gauzy layers of dream pop here—from the humming guitar work on "Valparaiso" to the ringing pianos and dramatic strings on "Sunset and Echo"—feels like a natural extension of her voice. Where it blurs beautifully at the edges, this music knits itself to her and expands in every direction. Even a slower number like "La Serena", where Correa's voice rises and thins to a papery keen, blooms with sound at every turn. The album may slip into its own dream world a bit in the middle, swaying in its own layers sometimes (on, say, "Shine Right Through") so that it falls into a lull instead of a compelling dreamscape, but then there's the jangling rock of "Play" to jolt you back to life. Correa long ago established that she was a singular and striking vocal talent, and with Pleides her band proves itself the most fitting foundation for that voice. Correa is in her element in this dream-pop world, more than she's ever been, but she's still not giving away those secrets.
Published at: http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/146550-correatown-pleides/


text:
Senate Democrats Call for Investigation of Student-Debt-Relief Companies
A group of 23 Senate Democrats on Thursday called on federal officials to investigate private "debt relief" companies, after a recent study found that some of those groups charged student-loan borrowers fees for free federal services.
Sen. Barbara Boxer of California and Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa led their colleagues in writing a letter to the heads of the U.S. Department of Education, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Federal Trade Commission. The letter states that the senators were "deeply concerned" by the findings of a report on the study, released last month by the National Consumer Law Center. The report also says many of the companies are not straightforward with potential customers.Return to Top


text:
Capri, Italy: Isle of Hidden Delights
First made famous as the vacation hideaway of Roman emperors, and once the haunt of romantic-age aristocrats during their grand tour of Europe, the isle of Capri is a great day trip from Naples, Positano, or Sorrento. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.
the United States of America-the garden of earthly delights
from the self titled album "The united states of america"from 1968


text:
A Freedom Budget for All Americans
A Radical Vision for Victory
by PAUL BUHLE
A Freedom Budget for All Americans. By Paul LeBlanc and Michael D. Yates. New York: Monthly Review Press, 245pp, $19.95 paperback
This remarkable book brings back into view a radical vision for victory within the mainstream, armed with the kind of expectation glimpsed briefly in the 2008 election race but this time without the support of a grassroots movement long since vanished.
The Civil Rights movement, rightly called "the Freedom Movement" by participants themselves, had built up a head of steam by the 1963 March on Washington recently so much in the news again recently, for fiftieth anniversary events. But even this momentum would not likely itself have accounted for the expectation, during an extended political moment, that Democrats might boldly seek to end poverty. The impulse rested also in the surprising prestige of one very unique socialist intellectual, Michael Harrington, who with his supporters glimpsed the opportunity to apply their revolutionary visions of social transformation to the practical (or seemingly practical) prospects before them.
No political moment of the century, not even the 1930s, was quite so strange as this one. President John Kennedy, a determined Cold Warrior who created the Green Berets and promised an economic tide of profits to Wall Street dribbling down to Main Street, nevertheless proved to be a quick study in some domestic social issues. New Left leader Tom Hayden was invited to the White House (he left disappointed); the royal Kennedy couple attended a premier of Spartacus, the film purportedly breaking the Hollywood Blacklist in what we might take as a bow toward the persecuted Old Left's cultural wing; and then there was JFK reading Harrington of The Other America, a muckraking classic about the persistence of poverty amidst plenty.
It was not all noblesse oblige. Liberal Democrats and even some Republicans were badly embarrassed at the breadth of American suffering as well as the persistence of segregation. Who knows if Jacqueline, the book reader of the family, may have been decisive here in pinpointing the author–unless it was the book's prestige reviewer, Dwight Macdonald, at once a major recipient of intelligence agency benefits (in the global junkets of the Congress for Cultural Freedom) and simultaneously an avuncular figure urging Students for a Democratic Society, a new movement of youthful idealists, into existence.
Behind Harrington stood a remnant of the once-powerful Socialist Party, at the final moment of a sometimes glorious history. It had by this time lost its local electoral machines surviving from earlier generations, most prominently in Milwaukee, and seemed reduced to a few oversize personalities along with a youth movement. Actually, however, the SP had operatives within the veritable heart of the civil rights organizations, likewise in the Student Peace Union, in the left-leaning reform wing of the Democratic party and above all in the AFL-CIO. For a few years more, it also had Norman Thomas, "Mr. Socialism" to a generation or so of Americans. If he had no real base remaining from the almost 900,000 who cast votes for him in 1932, Thomas was likely still to be quoted in the New York Times on a variety of issues. On the labor and reform movement banquet circuit, Harrington had already been declared Thomas's successor…


text:
Brinkman electric smoker recipes
Recipes / Brinkman electric smoker recipes (1000+)
Welshing on the Rabbit becomes Welsh Wabbit
1577 views
Recipe Swap. Each month they are given a recipes a digital electric smoker from the folks
Smoked Baby Back Ribs with Espresso Barbecue Sauce and a #Giveaway
12246 views
been paid to my recipes and my style and one of their 30″ electric smokers to one of my
Something a Little Weird and Wonderful for Your Next BBQ: Pea and Pickle Salad
953 views
acquisition, an electric smoker to smoke I also have a recipe for potato salad that
Finally Some Salmon I Really Like: Brown Sugar Brined Smoked Salmon
2446 views
electric smoker
Frugal, healthy eating: making your own barbecue marinade, sauce and meat rub
3043 views
Masterbuilt Electric Smoker, I'm interested in making a variety of bbq sauce recipes and
How to make homemade Agave & Bourbon Smoked Bacon
4036 views
in our Masterbuilt Electric Smoker, but you canBacon. I based my recipe on Barbara's, but
Smoked Beer Can Chicken two ways #WorldHarbors
5925 views
right? You know, the recipe when you shove level of smoke. (Electric smokers use pellets
Brined Chicken Quarters from "Dadgum, That's Good, Too!"
7491 views
love using my Masterbuilt Electric Smoker, which is smoker and enjoy! Pictures and recipe
Vanilla Brined Thanksgiving Turkey
2640 views
our turkey in our Masterbuilt Electric Smoker, but I bet this recipe will be fine for
5 Reasons to Buy Masterbuilt Electric Smokers–a Masterbuilt 30" Electric Smoker Review
1543 views
never miss a recipe!. Or check out Electric Smokers are "oven style" electric smokers
Groups / Brinkman electric smoker recipes (0)
Microwave Recipes
89 members
cut down on gas and electric bills, plus when the tips in your recipes, if you have them
The (Electric) Pressure Is On!
1 member
Electric) Pressure Is On!, This group share expertise and recipes for...electric pressure
Bay Area Moms Favorite Recipes
55 members
Bay Area to join, but please don't add any recipes that you don't think are wonderful
Quick and Easy Professional Recipes
163 members
Quick and Easy Professional Recipes, We've selected the easiest recipes to prepare from
Great Recipes for Lent
39 members
for Lent, Fish and other meat-less recipes perfect for those Fridays during Lent., main
Themes / Brinkman electric smoker recipes (0)
The Camp Kitchen
cooking every recipe I submit on official camp cooking equipment [grills, smoker, turkey
July 4th Recipes - All American Food!
Food!, Spice up this 4th of July with recipes sure to keep family and friends coming back
Bastille Day Recipes and Ideas!
food and festivities. These French inspired recipes are sure to be a hit anytime
Simple No-Bake Recipes for Summer
it's just too hot to cook. Includes kid-friendly recipes and ways to stay cool while the
College Football Tailgating Recipes
or a tailgate outside the stadium, these recipes are the perfect way to kick off the
Trusted Results with Brinkman electric smoker recipes
Recipe Requests - Community - Allrecipes
WW or others who smoke meats; we just ordred a Brinkman 50lb capacity smoker... We made it in an electric smoker, not the grill like the recipe states. ...
Pulled Pork Recipe : Review : Alton Brown : Food Network
I have a Brinkman electric smoker and here in Pittsburgh (GO STEELERS! ... smoker (or the inclination to try the whole flower pot thing) - I followed the recipe ...
Cooks.com - Recipe - Kev's Renaissance Barbecued Turkey Legs
I prefer using the lower shield of the Brinkman Electric Smoker with Mesquite wood chips. ... Recipes related to Kev's Renaissance Barbecued Turkey Legs ...
Beef Pastrami Recipe : Review : Emeril Lagasse : Food Network
i followed this recipe almost exactly except i checked my meat's internal temperature ... I smoked 2/3 of it in our Brinkman smoker with hickory wood. ...
Barbecued Texas Beef Brisket Recipe Reviews by Epicurious.com ...
Read helpful reviews of the recipe for Barbecued Texas Beef Brisket, submitted by Epicurious.com members
$10.00 smoker will help to poison us one day I fear! - My ...
We have a brinkman smoker but I do not know much about it, the few times dh has used it I ... We had a Brinkman too, but an electric one, the single burner sat ...


text:
State lawmakers took time Wednesday for an annual tradition: the Capitol frog jump.
Republican Senator Ted Gaines put his reputation behind his frog "Tax Cutting Toad." Gaines's district includes Calaveras County, which is home to the Jumping Frog Jubilee later this month.
Democratic Assemblyman Jim Beall says his frog – the Incredible Hulk – made a poor showing. Next year he'll try tickling it. But there's one strategy he won't use: "no, I don't want to kiss him. I think that might be a problem because if my wife saw me do that she would never kiss me again."
The winning jumper came from Senate GOP Leader Bob Dutton's office. The frog named "Unicorn" hopped ten-and-a-half feet.
Public radio reporter Ben Adler jumped a frog nicknamed Nina "TOAD-enberg" and tied for the shortest hop of the day.


text:
A synthetic slit method is used to record the rainbow hologram of a three-dimensional diffused object directly, without any lens. By controlling the position of the synthetic slit, we use this method to produce the reconstructed image of a hologram with much larger image depth than without such control.
© 1999 Optical Society of AmericaFull Article | PDF Article


text:
Barcelo Tiran Sharm Resort
- 11.5km to Sharm El Sheikh Airport (SSH)
- Seafront
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
A luxurious 5-star hotel boasting a prime seafront location in the resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Barcelo Toran Sharm offers top-class services and very comfortable accommodation ... Continue reading
A luxurious 5-star hotel boasting a prime seafront location in the resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Barcelo Toran Sharm offers top-class services and very comfortable accommodation, making it a popular option among both families and couples. With spectacular views of the Gulf of Aqaba to boasts with, the hotel has stunning surroundings - it lays along a private beach, with the crystal-clear waters of the gorgeous coral reef right at its doorsteps.
Before heading to that lovely beach, do take advantage of the five outdoor swimming pools (one of them is heated so you can have a dip even if you are visiting in winter!). And while you are fully relaxing in the pool area, the more active members of your party have a lot to choose from - tennis courts, a modern gym, and a scuba diving centre can all be found onsite for your uppermost convenience.
So, choose Barcelo Tiran Sharm and head to this oasis of tranquillity ready to soak up the whole experience - pamper yourself in the spa, choose one of the many body treatments or head to the Turkish bath. Admire the splendid views from the big bright windows as you do so. In the meantime, children will be well entertained in the Mini Club with fun games and beach outings, or they can just opt for the children's pool instead.
Plenty of room type means that there is an accommodation option suitable for everyone - and as you feel at ease here, you will be able to make the most out of your stay in Sharm. Barcelo Tiran Sharm has three lovely restaurants to boasts with (and even more bars), but its gorgeous location means that the resort centre is near with its wide selection of things to do and see. Book now from loveholidays.com and save!
- Children's playground
- Entertainment staff
- Evening entertainment
- Karaoke
- Kids Club
- Mini golf
- Table tennis
Other facilities
- Beachfront
- Garden
- Private beach area
- Sun terrace
- Terrace
- 3 restaurants and 4 bars
- 5 outdoor swimming pools (one is heated in winter)
- Beauty salon
- Entertainment programme (daily activities and evening shows)
- Gym
- Scuba diving centre
- Spa (Turkish bath, sauna with aromatherapy, hot tub)
Tennis courts
For children:
- Arcade games
- Children's swimming pool
- Kids' Club (games, beach outings, mini disco, dance classes...)
Food and Drink
The hotel has 3 restaurants. Evening drinks can be enjoyed at the lobby bar. All-Inclusive: All-Inclusive includes softdrinks (Service Hours: 10:00 - 23:00), local spirits (Service Hours: 10:00 - 23:00), wine (Service Hours: 10:00 - 23:00) and beer (Service Hours: 10:00 - 23:00).
All Inclusive
- Breakfast, Buffet, Restaurant (La Brisa Buffet Style Restaurant), Daily: 07:00 - 10:00.
- Lunch, Buffet, Restaurant (La Brisa Buffet Style Restaurant), Daily: 13:00 - 15:00.
- Dinner, Buffet, Restaurant (La Brisa Buffet Style Restaurant), Daily: 19:00 - 22:00.
- Late Breakfast, Lobby Bar (Barrio Lobby Bar Light Snacks), 24 hours.
- Snacks, Beach Bar (El Bonito Beach Snack Bar), Daily: 10:30 - 13:00, 15:00 - 17:00.
- Afternoon snacks, Restaurant (La Barracuda Restaurant), Daily: 13:00 - 15:00.
- Dinner, A la Carte, Restaurant (Byblos Mediterranean Restaurant; (Minimum stay 7 Nights); reservation at EXT. 7703 one day before), Once per stay: 19:00 - 22:00.
- Dress code applies (no shorts/swimwear allowed) (Smart casual dress code is required.
- ).
- Locally produced Alcohol, Soft drinks; Wine; Juices; Mineral water; Tea; Coffee, Bar (Barrio Lobby Bar), 24 hours.
- Locally produced Alcohol, Soft drinks; Wine; Juices; Mineral water; Tea; Coffee, Bar (El Bonito Beach Snack Bar); Pool Bar (El Barco Pool Bar (10:00 AM to sunset)).
- Children Only (Kids Club; qualified entertainment staff; for age (4 to 12 year)), Daily: 13:00 - 15:00, 15:00 - 17:00.
- Children Only (Cartoon Movie), Daily: 19:00 - 20:30.
- Children Only (Children Mini Disco), Daily: 20:30 - 21:00.
- Live entertainment, At least 2-3 nights entertainment (Live Music (Lobby Area)), Three times a week: 19:00 - 21:00.
- Entertainment, Minimum of four sports and leisure activities (Daily entertainment around pool & beach; Multisport tournaments during the stay; Creative activities; Social activities during the day; Dancing lessons ).
- Entertainment, Theatre/Aphitheatre (Barcelo special Evening entertainment program 21.30 at the Theater), Daily: 21:30 - 23:00.
- Gym, Daily: 10:00 - 20:00.
- Tennis; Football; Table Tennis; Beach Ball; Pool Games; Mini golf; Darts; Aerobics, Minimum of four sports and leisure activities (Diving induction free Trial upon reservation).
- Internet.
Other Information
The following payments are accepted: American Express, Euro/Master Card and Visa Card. Additional fees may apply for certain facilities, amenities or activities.
To make booking a holiday at Barcelo Tiran Sharm Resort in Sharm el Sheikh easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Barcelo Tiran Sharm Resort with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
A world-acclaimed dive centre and the most developed of the Red Sea resorts, Sharm el-Sheikh has many holiday activities, luxury accommodation and restaurants available. Most Sharm el-Sheikh hotels and diving centres are situated four miles (7km) from the city at Naama Bay and it has become a busy holiday resort with plenty of shopping opportunities, late night entertainment and an attractive holiday atmosphere.
Numerous dive sites are within reach of Sharm el-Sheikh, including the huge drop-offs at Ras Mohammed in the extreme southern part of the peninsula, the Straits of Tiran, various wrecks and 28 sites located along the coast that are reached by boat. Naama Bay has a gently sloping sandy bottom, is ideal for dive classes, and provides diving and snorkelling opportunities for all levels without having to use a boat or car to get there.
Besides excellent diving and snorkelling, which are the main activities when in Sharm el-Sheikh on holiday, there are plenty of watersports available if one feels like doing more than just soaking up the sun. Add a vibrant nightlife with casinos, discos and nightclubs and one can't complain of boredom!
Resort Rating
On holiday in Sharm el-Sheikh, diving and snorkelling are the main activities but there are a range of other activities available including horseback and camel riding, golf, desert safaris and health treatments, and a variety of watersports. The desert holds numerous attractions and trips are offered to Mt Sinai and St Catherine's Monastery, among others.
Between Sharm el-Sheikh's two tourist districts of Old Sharm and Naama Bay, there are a huge variety of dining options while on holiday, from hotel restaurants and international fast food chains like KFC, to local eateries and fresh fish. Anything from Mexican to Japanese is represented in Sharm el-Sheikh.
Sharm el-Sheikh casinos, discos, pubs and bars cater to those ready to party the night away while on holiday. Entertainment ranges from dance clubs to informal hangouts, with local favourites like the Pirates Bar, Zabadi and The Tavern Pub.
Avid shoppers will find a good variety of goods in the old market and Sharm El-Sheikh mall, where shops sell both foreign and local products, including jewellery, leather goods, clothing, pottery and books. Naama Bay offers a more upmarket shopping experience at the Naama Centre, where shopkeepers are less inclined to bargain but everything from souvenirs to scarves can be had.
Shopkeepers and hawkers can become a nuisance but a polite though firm 'no, thank you' should ward them off.
Essential Information
Time Zone
Plug TypeVoltage 220V 50Hz
This week's weather forecast
Hotel address : Nabq Bay - Sharm El Sheihk - South Sinai, Sharm el Sheikh, Red Sea, Egypt, 00149
Please wait while we load the map for Barcelo Tiran Sharm Resort
Questions and Answers about Barcelo Tiran Sharm Resort
If you can't find what you're looking for or if you have a question about this specific hotel, please get in touch via the Add a Question button below. Our knowledgeable team will aim to respond to your question within 72 hours. In the meantime, previously asked questions can be found below and answers to some of the most commonly asked questions can be found on our FAQs page.


text:
Delicate, fragrant and fruity with touches of ripe berry succulence and spice.
When the basic steps are mastered, a beautiful dance can emerge. Similarly, a fine wine is the product of a nurtured vineyard. In 1791, Philippus Wolvaart bought the Nederburg farm and built a strong foundation on which the success of Nederburg was to flourish. Softly styled with fresh and fruity aromas, this collection celebrates a journey with the love of winemaking at heart.


text:
Condition: Standard
All Product Details
New York Times best-selling author Tad Williams has become a force to be reckoned with in the publishing world, as is evident from the enormous popularity and critical acclaim for his spectacular Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn series. Now, DAW Books is proud to present Tad Williams's groundbreaking new masterpiece, his most compelling work to date Otherland a bold new vision of an all-too possible tomorrow.
The first in a four-book series, City of Golden Shadow is a complex suspense novel of the near future, where virtual reality has expanded to encompass all aspects of society and national, physical, and mental boundaries are limited only by the virtue or darkness of the imagination, offering an entirely new level of freedom to people in all walks of life. But a blood-chilling conspiracy involving the world's most powerful individuals now threatens to shatter this world to its very core....
Otherland is Tad Williams's finest hour, an astonishing work of fiction that is truly destined to become a classic.
Surrounded by secrecy, it is home to the wildest dreams and darkest nighmares. Incredible amounts of money have been lavished on it. The best minds of two generations have labored to build it. And somehow, bit by bit, it is claiming the Earth's most valuable resource--its children.


text:
Cisco - Blank panel - for Cisco cBR-8 Converged Broadband RouterItem#: 13633256 | Model#: CBR-LC-BLANK
- Price:
- $1,779.99
$6.99 Shipping
- Shipping:
- Temporarily out of stock. Order today and we'll deliver when available. (Details)
Additional Resources
Cisco blank panel Product Details
Product Type: Blank panel
Compatibility Information
Designed For: Cisco cBR-8 Converged Broadband Router
Additional Resources: Product Manuals
Recommended Items
Related ItemsPrevious
Manufactured by: Cisco
Warranty provided by: Cisco
UPC No:
Mfg Part No: CBR-LC-BLANK
Box Size:
( Length:8, Width:11, Depth:11)
Shipping Weight: 1.0000 pound(s)
Dimensional Weight: 5pounds
What is Dimensional weight?
Click here for full warranty and support information
- Cisco logos are registered trademarks of Cisco. All others trademarks and copyrights mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.


text:
Backed by five launch customers from across Europe, Asia and North America committing to 102 aircraft, Boeing pressed the "Go" button for its long-anticipated 787-10 development on June 17. United Airlines, British Airways, Singapore Airlines, GE Capital Aviation Services (Gecas) and Air Lease stepped up to support the stretched, longer-range Dreamliner, and they appear to have been influential in shaping the design and performance goals.
Appearing at a Paris Air Show press conference with Boeing CEO Jim McNerney and Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Ray Conner, Air Lease CEO Steven Udvar-Hazy praised the airframer's efforts to get the balance right between maximum takeoff weight and range, now projected at 553,000 pounds and 7,000 nm, respectively.
"Our concern was that if the maximum takeoff weight was the same as [that of] the -9, the range would have been a little bit restricted," Hazy told reporters. "We've been able to work out an arrangement where the [engine] thrust will be increased, and Boeing is coming out with some changes to the airplane that will strengthen the structure in some key areas. As a result, the takeoff weight for our airplanes will be a little higher than for the -9."
Despite the distractions of the well documented 787 service-entry headaches, Boeing has been refining plans for the -10 for at least the past two years. The stretch will be achieved with a pair of fuselage plugs–one toward the front of the fuselage and one near the rear–extending the 787-9's fuselage by 18 feet, allowing for a 15-percent increase in passenger capacity, making room for 40 more passengers. According to Boeing, the standard 7,000-nm range of the -10 covers more than 90 percent of the world's routes served by twin-aisle aircraft while seating between 300 and 330 passengers, depending on the cabin configuration selected. The U.S. airframer claims the -10 will achieve this with operational efficiencies of up to 25 to 30 percent better than current in-service competitors, albeit not achieving this edge over the rival A350 XWB, which made its first flight just days before Boeing's latest program launch.
Boeing is targeting first delivery of the -10 for mid-2018, when United expects to receive the first of the 20 aircraft it has ordered. Air Lease is expected to sign a firm order for 30 in the next few weeks and will take its first delivery in mid-2019. Gecas has committed to 10 aircraft, British Airways 12 and Singapore Airlines 30.


text:
After being in the middle of the pack much of the day, a little strategy got Carl up to 2nd place towards the end of the race, before he finished 5th in Las Vegas.
Carl told us he stayed away from the gaming tables because he's a lousy gambler, and he's looking forward to the season's first short track race this weekend in Martinsville.[display_podcast]


text:
N.J. Gov. Christie Talks Romney Campaign With 10TV
Republican candidate Mitt Romney spent Tuesday evening in northeast Ohio, joining New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie at a rally in Cuyahoga Falls. It was one of several expected Ohio stops for the Republican this week.
Christie sat down for an exclusive interview with 10TV before the rally, which drew a crowd estimated at 12,000 people.
"The people of the United States are ready to fire Barack Obama," Christe said. "What they wanted to know was, 'Can Mitt Romney be president?' And the fact is, they watched-- they had the chance for the first time to sit and watch these two guys on the stage right next to each other and make the direct comparison."
When asked if there was a scenario where he thought Romney could win the White House without winning Ohio, Christie said it was possible.
"Sure, there's a scenario," Christie said. "But it's a very difficult one. It would be much better if we won Ohio and I think we're going to win Ohio, but it's not going to come without great effort."
To that end, Romney made his pitch to Ohio voters.
"In my view, we have a moral responsibility to stop spending more money than we take in and passing on those debts to our kids," Romney said.
At the heart of Romney's message was the economy. The former Massachusetts governor promised to create 12 million jobs.
"The soul of America is at stake. This is a time we have to come together to take back America," Romney said. "We're going to do it, Ohio is going to elect me the next president of the united states. and we'll do it together."
Romney's Tuesday visits came on the final day of voter registration in Ohio and as Obama campaigned at The Ohio State University campus with Will.I.Am.
Watch 10TV News and refresh 10TV.com for more information.


text:
Atlanta (Ga.) - Douglass running back James Davis has enjoyed a great season so far, rushing for 1395 yards and 17 touchdowns. Right now, he's thinking about where he's going to make his five offic...
Premium Content
Subscribe today to read the full article and get everything Rivals has to offer.
- Member-only message boards
- Exclusive highlights and recruiting interviews
- Exclusive coverage of Rivals Camp Series
- Breaking recruiting news


text:
From The Objective Standard, Vol. 11, No. 1.
The Sense of Style: The Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century, by Steven Pinker. New York: Penguin Books, 2015. 368 pp. $17.00 (paperback).
Steven Pinker begins a new book on writing by finding faults in old books on writing—chief among them, The Elements of Style, by William Strunk and E. B. White.
Strunk and White, for all their intuitive feel for style, had a tenuous grasp of grammar. They misdefined terms such as phrase, participle, and relative clause, and in steering their readers away from passive verbs and toward active transitive ones they botched their examples of both. There were a great number of dead leaves lying on the ground, for instance, is not in the passive voice, nor does The cock's crow came with dawn contain a transitive verb. Lacking the tools to analyze language, they often struggled when turning their intuitions into advice, vainly appealing to the writer's "ear." And they did not seem to realize that some of the advice contradicted itself: "Many a tame sentence . . . can be made lively and emphatic by substituting a transitive in the active voice" uses the passive voice to warn against the passive voice. (p. 2)
Pinker suggests that the problem with such books goes beyond faulty definitions and what he calls contradictory advice.
[T]he authors of the classic manuals wrote as if the language they grew up with were immortal, and failed to cultivate an ear for ongoing change. Strunk and White, writing in the early and middle decades of the twentieth century, condemned then-new verbs like personalize, finalize, host, chair, and debut, and warned writers never to use fix for "repair" or claim for "declare." Worse, they justified their peeves with cockamamie rationalizations. The verb contact, they argued, is "vague and self-important. Do not contact people; get in touch with them, look them up, phone them, find them, or meet them." But of course the vagueness of to contact is exactly why it caught on: sometimes a writer doesn't need to know how one person will get in touch with another, as long as he does so. (pp. 3–4)
In The Sense of Style: The Thinking Man's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century, armed with, as he puts it, "an understanding of grammatical phenomena" and "a body of research on the mental dynamics of reading," Pinker claims to have made significant improvements over the older books.
By replacing dogma about usage with reason and evidence, I hope not just to avoid giving ham-fisted advice but to make the advice that I do give easier to remember than a list of dos and don'ts. Providing reasons should also allow writers and editors to apply the guidelines judiciously, mindful of what they are designed to accomplish, rather than robotically. (p. 6)
That's a bold goal. Does Pinker achieve it? . . .


text:
KALAMAZOO - Here are the latest gas-price stats from Gasbuddy:
"Average retail gasoline prices in Kalamazoo have fallen 16.3 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.70 on Monday. This compares with the national average that has fallen 2.8 cents per gallon in the last week to $3.70.
"Including the change in gas prices in Kalamazoo during the past week, prices Monday were 10.7 cents per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 12.6 cents per gallon lower than a month ago. The national average has decreased 15.1 cents per gallon during the last month and stands 13.7 cents per gallon lower than this day one year ago.
"With Memorial Day a week away, it's time to put to bed an old myth that gasoline prices rise ahead of a major holiday," GasBuddy.com Senior Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan said. "Average gasoline prices will likely continue to decline in the days ahead of Memorial Day, but folks will still say come next year that prices went up over the weekend this year.
"It's a sign of how sensitive motorists have become to gasoline prices
around the holidays, nothing more, and most of the time, the myth isn't
true. This year will be one of those years- unless you're on the West
Coast, prices have been slowly coming down.''
So far, gas prices in Southwest Michigan are still falling with the lowest price being $3.38 at three stations in Sturgis. Also, the Meijer and two Speedway stations on Gull Road in Kalamazoo have broken through the $3.60 barrier and are at $3.59 on Tuesday morning, according to www.gasbuddy.com.


text:
Read Full Article | Business
Join NUMECA for this free webinar on the nonlinear harmonic method (NLH) of FINE/Turbo on December 11th and ask your questions to our experts!
Read Full Article | Events
Pointwises contest entry was a hybrid mesh generated with its T-Rex (anisotropic tetrahedral extrusion) technique for a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) solution. Pointwises winning entry in the Meshing Maestro, a poster competition, featured illustrations of its mesh from the meshing contest.
Read Full Article
Section 316(b) of the Clean Water Act requires that the location, design, construction and capacity of cooling water intake structures reflect the best technology available for minimizing adverse environmental impact. Fully detailed, topographically accurate, CFD flow modeling analyses allow designers, operators and regulators to accurately and reliably gauge cost and environmental aspects of design, modification and build options.
Join Karim Segond, Consulting Engineer for Fluid Dynamics and Cooling from E-Cooling GmbH for this complimentary on-line event.
The 30-minute webinar will address meshing and simulation challenges related to the highly three-dimensional flows associated with efficient mixing in impeller-stirred tanks and will include a question-and-answer session.
Monday November 18
Wednesday November 13
Friday November 08
Thursday November 07
Tuesday November 05
Friday November 01
Wednesday October 30
Tuesday October 29
Wednesday October 23
Older Articles
Yesterday's Edition


text:
Scientists in New Jersey and France have managed to replicate the complete workings of an ant colony on the move by using robots, in an attempt to understand how the individual ants orient themselves within the colony
Researchers at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark and the Research Centre on Animal Cognition in Toulouse, France, have managed to replicate the behavior of a colony of ants on the move. The purpose of the study was to understand how Argentine ants coordinate themselves in symmetrical and asymmetrical pathways.
In nature, the ants' coordination is maintained with pheromone trails. In the study however, sugar cube sized robots named "Alices" used light trails to form pathways. Each robot was equipped with two photo sensors (antennae).
Will we usher in the robot apocalypse for ants?
At the start of the experiment, the Alices had no path to follow, and instead walked in a manner modeled after regular insect movement. This "exploratory behavior" had the ants walking in a random way but in the same general direction through a maze. The robots eventually began to choose the path that deviated the least from their trajectory each time the path split, and once they found a light path, they would follow that path.
An interesting outcome of the study is that the robots didn't need to be programmed to navigate the maze they were placed in. The two behaviors of random exploring and trail following were enough to create a colony-like path from origin to destination. Argentine ants typically have poor eyesight and move too quickly to think about where they're going. This study suggests that high level cognitive function is thus not necessary for the ants to efficiently navigate.
Lead author of the study, Simon Garnier, adds: "It also shows that the geometry of transport networks plays a critical role in the flow of information and material in ant as well as in human societies."


text:
Surgeon's Skin Secret 3pc Travel Pack - Vanilla
- 1 reviews See the Breakdown
- Product Info | Add Your Review
Surgeon's Skin Secret 3pc Travel Pack - Vanilla Reviews
Great on hands!I would give this 10 stars if it wasn't so sticky/greasy. This product is excellent for applying to your hands before bed though. You wake up with beautiful hands! It was recommended to me by a secretary at work who was in her 60s. I looked at her hands and said "no way, you can't be". I'm not to keen on their scents so I would stick with something basic like vanilla. It would be great if they had a fragrance free one! — 9 years, 5 months agoDtotheR | 5 reviews
This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 3 of 3 people said helpful
Home » Reviews » Face » Moisturizer » Surgeon's Skin Secret 3pc Travel Pack - Vanilla
to top
My Reasons for Reporting This