text:
Liv Tyler chose today's name for her son, and she's not the only one.
Thanks to Silent One for suggesting Milo as Name of the Day.
Miles is a Pilgrim, complete with over-sized shoe buckles and a serious face. The related Milo is nearly the same name, but with a twist.
To those of us who grew up with Jason and Mike or Gary and Bob, Milo sounds downright unusual. But the Nameberry gurus predict he'll be among the Most Popular Names of 2019.
And why not? Leo is leaping up the charts, as are other ends-in-o names, from Diego to Hugo. And that long -o sound also features in Top 100 faves like Noah, Logan and Cole.
Descendents frontman Milo Auckerman is one notable Milo. Part of the late 70s punk rock scene, the Descendents managed to make book learnin' rebellious and punk accessible. (Sort of. By today's standards, they're as mainstream as Green Day.) Auckerman went on to earn a PhD in biochemistry.
Today the name probably brings up Heroes' Milo Ventimiglia, who plays nurse-turned-superhero Peter.
Literature gives us Catch-22's Milo Minderbinder, an opportunistic profiteer unlikely to inspire a child's name. Professor Milo is Batman's enemy in DC Comics. Alias plots often featured the manuscripts of medieval genius figure Milo Rambaldi. And the hero of The Phantom Tollbooth, a classic in young adult literature, is named Milo. He acquits himself admirably in Lands Beyond.
And then there's the orange tabby cat in The Adventures of Milo and Otis. You might think that would put the brakes on this name, but it hasn't hurt Otis.
To find more Milos, we need to step into the wayback machine:
- Wrestler Milo of Croton threw his weight around back five centuries BC in ancient Greece. His feats have almost certainly been exagerated, but Milo was a big deal. Both Rabelais and Shakespeare mention the strongman;
- He's not a saint, but an eighth century Milo was Bishop of Reims and later Bishop of Trier.
That's not heavy use, and it can be challenging to identify Milo in historical records – he could have been Latinized as Miles. His origins are Germanic and like many a similar moniker, the Normans brought him to England.
As for the meaning of Milo, there are a handful of theories:
- The Slavic element mil means gracious, as in Milena;
- In Latin, miles meant soldier. The influence can still be seen in words like military and militia;
- Others link it to the name Michael;
- The Germanic element milde became the English word mild – as in peaceful or calm, and the source of the name Mildred.
In Australia and much of the world, Milo isn't a boy, but a beverage. Nestle manufactures a cross between an energy drink and chocolate milk by the name.
Elsewhere around the globe, Milo is in the midst of a revival. He's a Top 100 pick in Sweden. After many years out of the US Top 1000, Milo reappeared in 2001. By 2008, he'd climbed to #449. Besides Liv Tyler, Ricki Lake and Camryn Manheim are also moms to boys called Milo. With Miles at #167, it seems like the Nameberry predictions are almost certainly correct – listen for this one on a playground near you!


text:
|Mental illnesses are surprisingly common; they affect almost every family in America. If you are interested in learning the signs and symptoms of mental illnesses, learning about suicide prevention, and learning what resources are available to help loved ones in our community, be sure to sign up for the free 2 hour training that Fr. Edgar and Shauna Bake will be providing on Sunday, March 6, from 10:00 a.m. - noon at St. John the Baptist Parish, 1045 Franklin
Ave., Lovelock, NV.
Please RSVP to Fr. Edgar by February 14 at :

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Element Time Jobs For Mom
Millions of remain at residence mom's are turning to the Internet as a source of revenue. As best practice it is recommended that employers ought to discover, in consultation with their workers and representatives, as proper, the possibility of introducing element-time perform opportunities and/or maximise the variety of posts as appropriate for element-time functioning at all levels in the organisation, like skilled and managerial positions.
Responsibilities: – Leadership – Networking – Team Creating – Client Service Needs: – Talkative – like to smile – adore to meeting peoples – in a position to work closely with various group of peoples Rewards: – appealing incentive (overall performance primarily based) – profession advancement – oversea travel opportunities If you are someone that want to step out of your comfort zone and find out new skills, this may possibly be the career that you are looking for.
This software program will help you to trade effectively in the forex marketplace and you can start off generating true income online from scratch with no particular information, no internet site, no customers and no knowledge and starting to trade on a part time basis is attainable on a shoestring and earning adequate income the very same day automatically is extremely possible.
Actor and comedian Chris Rock utilised to operate at The Red Lobster and singer Gwen Steffani worked at Dairy Queen. Occasionally you might be offered a new contract when your existing contract ends, but other instances your perform finishes with the end of the contract. This is determined on a day-to-day basis by people like you and I who work via the bugs and truly improve search engine query's to make things much better for every person who searches the web. The consideration by an employer of a request for element-time function would have regard to the enterprise needs of the organisation. We want job sharing to function and we are each committed to perform out any problems that could arise.
Celebration arranging is also increasing in recognition as folks who are preparing weddings, special birthdays, and events are in search of an individual who has the time to strategy these events for them. Business — if you are lucky, you may be able to gain employment that is connected to the field you are studying (for instance, a media student may well be able to function portion time assisting at a regional tv or radio station). According to our statistics, about 13% of the people who go to have component-time jobs.


text:
Anda yakin?
This action might not be possible to undo. Are you sure you want to continue?
The legendary guitarist loves George Gershwin and hardboiled crime fiction.
John Oates became a rock legend as a songwriter and guitarist in the duo Daryl Hall and John Oates. Hall and Oates had many hits, including "Sara Smile," "Maneater," and "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)." Oates wrote a memoir about his life and career topping the charts called "Change of Seasons," released in 2017.


text:
Always our best
Our school says 'Bullying. No Way!' on the National Day of Action.
Gumdale State School is dedicated to creating safe and supportive school environments, free from bullying, harassment and violence. Today our school took a stand together on the National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence.
The National Day is an annual event for Australian schools where school communities across the nation stand as one against bullying and violence.
This week, students participated in discussions and activities around what bullying is and what they can do if they are being, or see someone else being bullied. Together, we can send clear messages to young people that bullying and violence, in or outside the classroom, are not okay at any time.
Sometimes, it can be difficult for parents or carers to know what to do when their child talks to them about bullying.
You are an important part of our work to prevent bullying and to respond effectively if it happens. Stopping bullying involves everyone.
If your child talks to you about bullying:
Listen calmly and get the full story. Your calm response is important to allow your child to tell you all about the situation. After they've told you their story, ask questions to get more details if you need to: who, what, where, when. Although you may feel some strong emotions about your child's experience, try to keep calm to avoid more distress to your child.
Reassure your child they are not to blame. Many children blame themselves and this may make them feel even worse. You could say things like, 'That sounds really hard to deal with. No one should have to put up with that.' or 'I'm so glad you told me. You should be able to feel safe at school; that's not fair at all'.
Ask your child what they want to do and what they want you to do. A critical part of your response is to avoid jumping in to solve the problem. While it is natural to want to protect your child, helping them to find their own solution is a better option. It helps them feel they have some power in the situation.
Visit www.bullyingnoway.gov.au to find some strategies. The website has tips and ideas for different bullying situations. One idea is to practise strategies at home to help your child feel more confident.
Contact the school. Your child may be reluctant for you to do this, so discuss the idea and reassure them that the school would want to know and is able to help. Make an appointment to meet with your child's teacher and, if you need to, ask to talk with the principal. Contact the school immediately if you have a concern about your child's safety.
Check in regularly with your child. Keep the conversation going. It can take time to resolve issues, so check in regularly with your child about their experiences and their feelings. Your ongoing support is important.
© The State of Queensland (Department of Education) 2019


text:
This Show was AMAZING!!! This photo by the Funky Junk Sisters says it all...
another shot by Funky Junk Sisters, set up coming along.. that is our booth with the doors!
...got the signs hung! Yeah
the rest of these shots are from our booth both days and some of the others I saw around our booth!
Our booth the beginning of 2nd Day!
|Carol, I took this for you! someday your little trailer will be here!! :)
|Close up of trunk shelf...
|auh... I LOVE LOVE this bag.... Vintage Coach ;0)


text:
How would you like to tips on how to get more leads and recruit more reps with Periscope Marketing? Here are my notes from Ray Higdon's ProfitScope.
If you want a Free Video and PDF on the basics of Periscope Marketing from another Master April Marie Tucker it's Here.
Last week I was on a webinar with Ray Higdon called Profit$cope that was amazing.
In this webinar, Ray taught How To…Run Your First Periscope Profitably & Effectively!
It was nothing short of Epic.
It was a paid webinar and well worth it.
Periscope Marketing My Notes From ProfitScope
I'm just going to share with you some of my notes from the major areas but then I would get on the waiting list for the product.
Tools To Help You
- Katch.me
This is where all of your replays will be kept. As you know they are only on twitter for 24 hours.
- Periscope.tv/twitterusername
This is your live website that will have your last available scope that is less than 24 hours old.
- fullscope.tv
This is where you can find some great statistics on each individual scope you do. This is great for tracking what works and what doesn't
Equipment To Use
- The Ultimate Selfie Stick
- Mini Tripod
- Car Mount – Please use responsibly
How To Setup Periscope
He went through some setup detail and a bit on how the periscope app works in this section.
To see more about this, you can read this post.
What he did share that I thought was important was a couple of things.
- Choose a great title for your post with Emoticons to make it stand out.
- Choose appropriate hashtags that relate to what you are scoping about
- Be sure the twitter bird is turned on and use the location option cautiously.
- Be sure to turn on the Autosave Broadcasts option to your scope's are saved.
Periscope Marketing – Growing Your Following
Here are just a few of the points he made in the webinar.
- Follow Industry leaders
- Attend Periscopes and share and comment
How To Run Your First Periscope
- Pick a topic that people you want to attract are interested in.
- Interact with your periscope viewers when you can safely.
- Go through a checklist to keep things consistent between scopes.
He provided a Periscope Checklist that was great, but you will have to get his webinar if you want that. Here are a couple of the 11 points.
- Hashtags
- Welcome everyone
- Recognize sharers
- Ask for Hearts
- Call To Action
Again these are a few of the points.
What NOT To Do On Periscope
- Don't get discouraged
- Be consistent
- You don't have to be perfect
- Expect that you will get people who need to be blocked. Ladies expect that you will get inappropriate comments and I encourage you to take advantage of the blocking option for those individuals.
From there Ray went on to give a lot of examples of great subject and title for different niche's and did a Q & A. All in all, it was an amazing webinar and well worth the few penny's I paid to get this great information.
If you really want to learn Periscope Marketing from the master then you need to get Ray's webinar replay when it becomes available.
Periscope Marketing is new and exploding so you need to jump on board before everyone else finds out how incredible a platform this really is.
If you enjoyed this post, Periscope Marketing My Notes From ProfitScope, then you will like this one too… Using Periscope A Short Tutorial on The Mechanics.
Please be sure to TWEET THIS POST NOW! Sharing is caring. 🙂
Was this post valuable to you? if YES… I would love to hear your comments and share below.
Skype: rdeering1952
Text Me: (208) 704-9700
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Periscope: Ron Deering on Periscope
PS: If Your Upline Does Not Have a Step-By-Step Blueprint For ONLINE Marketing Success, Check This Out (Unless You Already Have Too Many Leads) – Click Here For Instant Access


text:
Aidan Quinn - LCM s/s 2016: One For The Boys Charity Ball held at the Roundhouse - Arrivals. - London, United Kingdom - Friday 12th June 2015
As part of the Paleyfest Made In NY event, the Paley Center for Media unveil a screening for crime drama 'Elementary' which has recently begun its second season.
Continue: Video - 'Elementary' Stars Johnny Lee Miller And Lucy Liu At Paleyfest Made In NY
L to R, Jon Michael Hill, Aidan Quinn, Lucy Liu and Jonny Lee Miller - The Paley Center for Media Presents Paleyfest Made In NY Elementary at The Paley Center 10 05 13 - NYC, NY, United States - Sunday 6th October 2013
In the present day, New York journalist Julia Jarmond is asked to work on an article about the Vel'd'Hiv Roundup of Jews by French authorities in 1942. Julia and her French husband, Bertrand, move to an apartment in Paris, where a Jewish family, the Starzynski's, once lived, until they were rounded up.
Continue: Sarah's Key Trailer
Julia (Scott Thomas) is an American journalist living in Paris with her husband Bertrand (Pierrot) and their teen daughter (Hin). As they remodel Bertrand's family flat in the Marais, Julia is working on a story for her magazine about Parisian families who in 1942 were deported to Nazi camps in the most hideous conditions. Then one story catches her eye because it is linked to the flat.
And she starts to dig around, talking to Bertrand's father (Duchaussoy) and grandmother (Casadesus) to get to the truth.
Continue reading: Sarah's Key [Elle S'appelait Sarah] Review
Martin (Neeson) is a scientist in Berlin with his wife Liz (Jones) for a conference, but he and his taxi driver Gina (Kruger) are involved in an accident that leaves him in a coma for four days. When he wakes up, Liz doesn't know him and insists that another man (Quinn) is actually Martin. Desperate for help, Martin contacts former Stasi agent Jurgen (Ganz), who starts digging into the situation, as well as a trusted colleague (Langella). But ruthless killers (Schneider and Erceg) are on his trail.
Continue reading: Unknown Review
Aidan Quinn Wednesday 16th February 2011 The Los Angeles Premiere of 'Unknown' - Arrivals Los Angeles, California
When Dr. Martin Harris awakes in a hospital in Berlin after an almost fatal car crash which put him in a coma for four days; he finds himself alone, his wife was also in the car with him but she's nowhere to be found. Worried for her safety Harris sets out to find her but when he eventually does, she does not recognise him and a stranger has assumed his identity.
Continue: Unknown Trailer
Mark Blum, Aidan Quinn, Desperately Seeking Susan, Rosanna Arquette and Susan Seidelman - Mark Blum, Rosanna Arquette, Aidan Quinn, Susan Seidelman New York City, USA - 25th anniversary screening of Desperately Seeking Susan Thursday 23rd September 2010
Aidan Quinn Tuesday 18th September 2007 "Into the Wild" Los Angeles Premiere Los Angeles, California
Continue reading: In Dreams Review
Stolen Summer tells the poignant tale of two energetic 8-year old youngsters living in the hazy days of Chicago circa 1976 where disco music and polyester profoundly dominated the scene. Pint-sized rabble-rouser Catholic schoolboy Pete O'Malley (Adi Stein) is sternly lectured by his teacher and told that he must change his mischievous ways over the summertime. And so Pete is released from school with some serious thinking to do while he basks in the glory days of the upcoming summer. But Pete's overworked firefighter father (Aidan Quinn) and stay-at-home mother (Bonnie Hunt) are harried by all their responsibilities and just don't have the time to cater to all the personal and emotional needs of their brood. Thus, Pete has to find his own way to spiritual salvation.
Continue reading: Stolen Summer Review
Offred finds herself at the mercy of a good-natured but subtly manipulative commander (Robert Duvall) and his faded-star wife Serena Joy (Faye Dunaway). And soon enough she slips her way into an underground aiming to overthrow the fascist regime.
Continue reading: The Handmaid's Tale Review
Based on a true story that took place in the 1950s, Brosnan plays Desmond Doyle, a father of three young children who is left to care for the kids when his wife leaves him for another man the day after Christmas. This happens to coincide with another unsettling loss for Doyle - he's recently lost his job. Since he is unable to find work, the courts have taken his two sons and only daughter Evelyn (Sophie Vavasseur) and placed them in church run orphanages. When he finds suitable employment and tries to re-unite with his children, he finds his troubles have only just begun.
Continue reading: Evelyn Review
Wonderfully chameleonic actress Janet McTeer ("The King Is Alive," "Tumbleweeds") gives another of her distinctive and deeply immersed performances in "Songcatcher" as a priggish 1900s music scholar.
A terse, obstinate, overeducated woman who is deeply resentful at having been passed up for a promotion to full professor at her university (in favor of a man), she abandons civilization for a spell to visit her sister (Jane Adams), a teacher at a very remote one-room school in the Appalachian Mountains.
McTeer's intense and austere performance serves the story well as her character makes the discovery of her professional life while reluctantly roughing it with the rustic locals: The isolated society of struggling mountain people has preserved, intact, for hundreds of years the Scots-Irish folk songs carried to the New World by their ancestors.
Continue reading: Songcatcher Review
Date of birth
8th March, 1959
In the present day, New York journalist Julia Jarmond is asked to work on an...
Framing a harrowing story as an investigative mystery, this film carries a powerful emotional punch...
With a Hitchcockian mistaken-identity plot, this film can't help but draw us into its slickly...
When Dr. Martin Harris awakes in a hospital in Berlin after an almost fatal car...
When Bryce and his family move to a new neighbourhood, his next door neighbour is...


text:
Here is their agenda:
July 3: Set up Camp, Border Tours & Training for Border Watchers
July 4: Full day event of speakers. (many ANTI political candidates including Duncan Hunter)
July 5, 6: Operation TBS (Turn Back South) Around the Clock Border Watch and Lockdown of the Border.
All of us need to be aware of this event and watch for any random shootings and murders in the Campo area. This means BOTH SIDES of the Border! BE ON ALERT!!!!


text:
Another month gone and more new work comin out. Lots of stuff happenin right now. I will be gettin started with my second makework grant sesssion this wed. Lookin forward to seeing how everyone has progressed and sharin ideas about future projects. I get so wrapped up in makin work and shows and everything that goes into being a self sustaining/professional artist that finding time to get out and interact with local piers can be tough. I'm probably out of town most of the time settin up for a show, givin a workshop or who knows these days. One day runs into the next. I like the spontaneous schedule vs a regimented 40-50 hr work week. I've been battiling with my yard equipment on top of other things that keep me busy throughout the yard and house. i've been trying to integrate a 3-4 hr work interval with my studio work rather than a full 8-10 hr work day. My theory is that it will help me focus on specific tasks throughout the day rather than having one big project or task starin me in the face. I can be more efficient and creative giving ample time to each project or piece with little breaks here and there to break up the monotiny. As the work gets bigger and more dramatic I'm finding that focusing on 3-4 pieces rather than 10-12 pieces gives a better result in the level of artistry and craftmanship that I'm lookin for and want to present. The work really has to move me inorder for it to survive. I cant settle for the "That'll work" kinda work. I think you end up slowly finding yourself lookin like the next guy with the same kinda work. My summer process has been just to continue to make work and let it dry for firing. This takes awhile to see completion but seems to be the best way for me to work. The heat has been crazy hot and has been testin my commitment levels....just kiddin. It has been hot though. I try to roll out of bed around 5am which is like gettin a kick in the balls sometimes. I have this philosphy that if its super hard to do or really challenges your motivation than it will probably be the best thing for your work or life. I literally sit up on the bed, early morn, still dark and say to myself" if you really want this shadow, than this is what its gonna take. now get your ass up and go create." Same goes for late in the evening when its time to chill and drink a couple beers. You figure out what works for you. If you really want it most of the time burnin the midnite oil is what it takes. Theres 24hrs in the day and you figure out how to get it done. If it was easy than everyone would be doin it. I dont have ac out in the studio so early morns beat the heat and get the day goin early with more time to do more stuff. Go, go ,go. My good friends and neighbors just had there second beutiful lil baby girl. Her name is Poppy. New and young folks with kids are startin to move into the redbank neighborhood. pretty exciting to see community grow. Shows kick off in about a month with Atlanta Arts Festival in piedmont park Sept. 17th-18th. I had three altercations in choosin shows this year. One was deciding not to do artclectic this year in Nashville. I will be doin the oct. Southern Highland Guild Show instead. Second, I will not attend "the Festival Of the Masters" show in orlando this year. Third with alot of persistance I will be attending the Greater Gulf Coast arts Festival in Pensacola FL in Nov. instead of doin the Western NC potters festival. The evolution of the work is dictating alot of the show decisions. Gettin ready to start up at UTC helpin Maggie out. Lookin forward to that. Just keep showin up, whatever it is is my work and life attitude. Keep pluggin away at what you love and wait for things to come full circle.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Hot summer work
Posted by shadow may studios at 12:31 PM No comments:
Labels: createhere, fine art shows, grants, makework grants, sculpture, shadow may workshops, summer
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Battlefield 3 Kharg Island
Kharg Island is a multiplayer map in Battlefield 3 and is one of the nine maps in the standard edition. The map is inspired by the real-life Kharg Island (or Khark, depending on the romanization). At roughly seven square miles, the island contains an airfield, a paved circuit serving the northern region, and the KHEMCO oil facility in the south. A wildlife refuge is located on an island roughly two miles to the northeast.
Powered by Battlefield Informer
Battlefield Informer is a dedicated non-profit fan site that provides all the latest online game news, media and updates for the Battlefield series. 2011 - 2019.


text:
December 13, 2004 — The U.S. Department of Energy has announced its decision to extend the UT-Battelle contract for operation of the Department's Oak Ridge National Laboratory for an additional five years.
UT-Battelle's current contract expires on March 31, 2005. DOE and UT-Battelle officials soon will begin discussions for the contract extension that is expected to become effective on April 1, 2005.
ORNL Director Jeff Wadsworth says the contract announcement is the result of the lab's strong growth under UT-Battelle management.
"DOE's announcement is a strong vote of confidence in the dramatic progress the University of Tennessee and Battelle have made at Oak Ridge over the last five years. The lab's research program has grown by 56 percent; we've replaced many of the lab's aging facilities; we've won some major scientific competitions; and we're nearing completion of the $1.4 billion Spallation Neutron source on budget, on scope and on time."
The estimated value of the contract is about $4.8 billion over the next five years. Wadsworth is optimistic for even greater growth over that time period.
"The laboratory's really been transformed over the last five years. As you now visit Oak Ridge, it looks like a 21st century laboratory and its got 21st century programs. So, it's a time of great optimism for us, and we hope the next five years will have a similar or even greater growth for the laboratory."
ORNL is DOE's largest multi-purpose research laboratory and is responsible for major DOE programs in basic energy sciences, material and neutron science, biological and environmental research, fusion energy science, advanced scientific computation, nuclear physics, energy efficiency and renewable energy, and national security.


text:
Product Description
Our butterfly rain boots are guaranteed to be the cutest boot in your neighborhood. These kid rain boots will make quite a splash, and they are oh so cute and practical! These child rain boots are constructed of 100 percent natural rubber.
Our butterfly rain boots can be worn by themselves, but they look so much better when worn with matching butterfly rain coat and umbrella. Available in whole sizes only: Toddler 5,6,7,8, child 9,10,11,12,13,1,and 2.
For more product information, click on the following Butterfly Rainwear video
- Constructed of 100 percent natural rubber for long wear
- Lined for comfort
- Padded footbed for everyday wear
- Designed to be worn without shoes


text:
Second Division newcomers Angel Athletic continued their superb start in their debut season with an 8-2 win at Crown Tavern.
The Division Two pacesetters made it three wins from three as they battled back after Tavern took a 1-0 lead to take an 8-2 victory, super-sub Benny Davis notching four from the bench to put a gloss on the scoreline for Angel.
A goalkeeping error from experienced stopper Scott Wardman, who took too long on the ball and was tackled by a Tavern player and the ball ended up in the back of the net.
Angel responded and were level at the break, Chris Weetman heading in their equaliser.
Dan Jones' side improved after the break and Neil Thomas quickly made it 2-1 before goals from Jackson Jowett, a 30-yard thunderbolt, and Joe Gallagher, put them in control at 4-1.
Tavern hit back for 4-2, but super-sub Davis turned the game on its head by smashing in four after being brought on, rounding things off at 8-2.
Jones singled out four-goal hero Davis and centre-back Jordan Oliver as his side's star men.
Fellow newcomers Ayton Reserves picked up their first win of their maiden campaign, beating Scarborough Campus 3-1.
Steven Frederiksen's side also had to battle back after going behind as Campus started the stronger of the teams as the hosts also had a goal disallowed after opening the scoring.
Niko Dunn latched onto a long punt forward from keeper Shaun Dolan and finished well to ensure Ayton were level at half-time.
Chances were at a premium after the break and it looked like it was heading for a draw until goals from Richard Howes and a late own goal from Luke Dunn's cross handed them a 3-1 win.
Frederiksen singled out centre-back Jamie Heritage as his side's star man.
Newlands Reserves and Trafalgar Reserves shared the points after a 2-2 draw.
The hosts had to battle back from behind on two occasions to take a point, Zak Hansen's sublime lob cancelling out Luke Jones' opener.
Liam Rackham headed Traf's second string back in front, but Ryan Link's stunning long-range strike sealed a point for Liam Mintoft's side, but they were indebted to keeper Jack Ramos, who saved Sam Pickard's last minute penalty to ensure they took a share of the spoils.
Fylingdales Reserves edged out Scalby by a 1-0 scoreline.
Winger Sam Bailey scored the only goal of the game for Neil Purves side in the first half, who missed a host of chances to add to their tally against their youthful visitors, who were always in the contest at 1-0.
Roscoes Bar and Cayton shared the spoils after a 10-goal thriller in Division One.
Right-winger Graeme Farrah smashed in a hat-trick for Roscoes, with Mark Kenyon and Andy Noon bagging their other goals, while Cayton's Danny Collins and Brad Marshall bagged doubles and Jon Best also found the back of the net.
Roscoes player-boss Lee Paterson singled out hat-trick hero Farrah, Kenyon and Jamie Wray as his side's standout performers.
A Luke Delve trebble fired Jamie Towse's West Pier side to a 6-3 success at Ayton.
Pier led 4-1 at half-time and despite a second half fightback from Mark Plumpton's side, Cameron Dobson's double and a Rob Speight strike ensured Pier took the victory.
Kieron Friett bagged twice for Ayton and Macauley Youngson also scored.
Newlands hammered a depleted Heslerton side 9-1.
Kile Fields started and finished a flowing team move to hand them a 1-0 lead at the break, before second-half hat-tricks from Drew McCoubrey and Danny Glendinning and goals from Dan Friett and sub Liam Mancrief ensured a dominant victory for Joe Hakings' side.


text:
Vermont is cracking down on truckers who ignore signs and depend too much on their GPS units then they get stuck in a narrow, winding pass through Smugglers Notch.
A New Hampshire trucker got stuck Wednesday trying to take the shortcut between Cambridge and Stowe that is almost an hour faster.
State Department of Motor Vehicles officials say drivers are easily distracted and rely too much on GPS when they should be paying more attention to road signs and the surroundings.
The latest news from around the state
Starting July 1, truckers who get stuck in the pass will be subject to fines of up to $2,000 for a first offense.
The American Trucking Associations is encouraging truckers to use commercial GPS units that can take into account restrictions for trucks.


text: BACK BACK HOT PINK & BLACK SMOOTH w/ GLASS BEADED FRINGE Copy $4,495.00 Add to Wishlist Added Browse Wishlist Item is already in your wishlist Browse Wishlist Description This is a Detailed Description of a Product Dress Customize and then duplicate this product within the DanceSport collection. Below are your bullet points. These will appear in the "Description" area of the product page. Approx. measurements: 37″L center back to hem; 9″L slit. Jewel neckline. Sleeveless; full-shoulder coverage. Fitted, sheath silhouette. Hem hits knee. Colors Details Shipping, Sizing, Return Policy SKU: 10NDS060006. Categories: DANCESPORT, Danseuse, Smooth/Standard. Tags: Beaded, Black, Fringe, Glass, Pink, Smooth. RETURN TO SHOP RETURN TO GALLERY


text:
- This event has passed.
Women in Science Panel Disucssion for International Womens Day
March 5, 2015 @ 5:00 pm / 6:30 pm
Earlier this month the House of Commons select committee on Science and Technology released a report calling for Universities to do more to retain women in scientific careers and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). It is clear that many of these fields are dominated by men, with varying problems in both the recruitment and retention of women.
Coinciding with International Women's Day, we have invited 5 women who are at the top of their respective fields to talk about their experiences within STEM subjects, and answer your questions. This event will largely be led by you, the audience, so please come with questions in mind, we're keen to hear your thoughts on the issues and give you the opportunity to engage as much as possible in this event.
Please pre-submit questions to firstname.lastname@example.com
– Professor Kathryn Else
Senior Research Fellow and Professor of Immunology in the Faculty of Life Sciences.
– Professor Rachel Calam
Professor of Child and Family Psychology, Head of the School of Psychological Sciences.
– Dr Therese Lawlor-Wright
Lecturer in School of Mechanics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering (MACE).
– Dr Nina Teasdale
Honorary Research Associate, School of Social Sciences.
– Dr Helen Ryder
Equality and Diversity Advisor, School of Chemical Engineers and Analytical Science.
Chair – Becky Montacute
President of the Manchester Debating Union and PhD Student in Immunology and Neuroscience.
We look forward to seeing and hearing from you all on Thursday!
The views expressed in these debates are not necessarily those of the Manchester Debating Union. If you are affected or offended by any of the discussions and would like to provide feedback to our equity officer, please do so via our contact form.


text:
Over the past 15 years we have worked with over 300 business schools across North America to build state-of-the-art trading rooms that rival Wall Street. You can browse the directory of finance labs or look through our gallery of photos to see some of these innovative lab spaces.
If you are looking for assistance we offer trading lab Design Consultation and Design Rendering packages to help you get started. For more information reach out to the experienced consultant in your area:
Jim Mahoney
Jim has over 30 years of experience with electronic displays and has been involved in all aspects of the business from sales and marketing to management. His expertise helping Wall Street firms and university IT departments deploy signage has helped bridge those worlds to create state-of-the-art financial trading labs.
Based in Long Island NY, he can be reached directly at 516.221.2832 or by email.
Joe Hawk
Joe has nearly 10 years of experience in the digital signage market and has successfully assisted numerous colleges and universities in the deployment of signage solutions. His understanding of the full compliment of components ranging from LED Tickers, market video walls, financial displays and trading desks to market data and simulation programs enables him to help client's implement a fully functional lab space.
Based in Pittsburgh, PA, he can be reached directly at 724.433.6653 or by email.
Contact Us
If you have a question or would like to share any feedback please fill out the following form and we will be in touch.


text:
A dog bite can be a very traumatic experience, and when these incidents occur the victim may be entitled to compensation. The Philadelphia dog bite attorneys at Zavodnick, Zavodnick & Lasky, LLC, use their vast experience and proven track record of over 30 years handling personal injury cases to help clients who have been injured as a result of dog bites.
Our highly successful firm provides diligent, dedicated dog bite lawyers to represent victims in Philadelphia, PA, Camden, NJ, and surrounding areas.
It is important that you seek our help to successfully pursue a dog bite claim. When you schedule your free initial consultation, we can immediately begin building your case.
When Dog Bites Occur
Dog bites and attacks can cause significant physical and emotional damage. Even if your injury does not seem severe, dogs have large amounts of bacteria in their mouths that can cause devastating infection and illness, on top of your emotional suffering. In cases of vicious attacks and mauling, victims can also suffer life-long scarring and disfigurement.
If you are the victim of a dog bite, you should take immediate action by contacting our team of Philadelphia personal injury lawyers. We can give you advice and guidance on the necessary steps to take, including:
- Collecting names and contact information from any witnesses and the dog owner
- Taking photos of your wounds before treatment
- Seeking medical attention, even if the bite does not seem severe
- Making a report to the local animal control agency
Minor bites may be easily cared for, resulting mostly in emotional damage. However, a severe bite can result in disfiguring lacerations that need multiple sutures or cosmetic surgery to repair, as well as broken bones. In some cases, these injuries can be catastrophic for victims and their families.
Dog Law and Seeking Damages
Pennsylvania law provides that a severely injured victim can make a claim against the owner of the dog for medical expenses and other damages resulting from the dog bite if the dog inflicted a severe injury on the victim and the victim did not provoke the dog.
A severe injury is an injury that results in broken bones or disfiguring lacerations requiring multiple sutures or cosmetic surgery. It is not necessary to prove fault in these instances, but it is necessary to show that the person being held liable owns the dog and that the dog was not provoked. Even if you are not severely injured, you may still make a claim against the owner of the dog for payment of medical expenses.
If the dog has previously attacked without provocation or has shown a propensity to do so, victims can immediately seek full compensation.
It is important to take quick action after you or a loved one has been injured by a dog bite. The statute of limitations for filing a personal injury lawsuit is two years from the date of the injury.
Our team has successfully handled thousands of personal injury, car accidents, premise liability, workers compensation, and dog bite cases. With our expertise and experience, you can rest at ease, knowing that we will fight for you.
Why Choose Our Firm
The attorneys at Zavodnick, Zavodnick & Lasky, LLC, are very attentive to our clients and consider all facts and possibilities when pursuing a dog bite claim. Our attorneys will also make sure that you receive proper medical care for your injuries.
We are focused on seeking the maximum restitution possible for your injuries and suffering, allowing you to focus on recovery. Our team of Philadelphia injury lawyers has successfully handled thousands of personal injury and dog bite cases. With our expertise and experience, you can rest at ease, knowing that we will fight for you.
If you or a loved one have suffered injuries from a dog bite, contact our office today at (215) 875-7030 to schedule a consultation. The dedicated team at Zavodnick, Zavodnick & Lasky, LLC is happy to help you begin seeking compensation.


text:
Imagine that you were a sailor and you got lost at sea and your ship hit a bunch of huge rocks in the water then you got stuck. How would you get unstuck? This is the purpose of the Pharos Lighthouse in Egypt. The Mediterranean Sea is a big area and people trade with others around the coastline. The Pharos lighthouse guides ships away from the rocks and land or to the harbor safely.
Around the year 290-270 B.C., the Pharos Lighthouse was built in Egypt next to the Mediterranean. (see source 1 paragraph 1 and 2.) The lighthouse didn't look like any regular lighthouse; it had three stories each on top of the other one. The lighthouse was so tall it was like a twentieth-century skyscraper. Unfortunately, what goes up must come down.
On August 8th, 1303 the Pharos lighthouse was destroyed by a massive earthquake, but it had been hit by earthquakes before. Except this times it didn't stay intact. The whole lighthouse fell into the Mediterranean. (In source 1 paragraph 1 and 2 the author states that the lighthouse did eventually fall down.)
Some people think that Alexander the Great created the lighthouse but it was really just the name of the place in Egypt. The lighthouse was designed by Sostratus and built by the Ptolemaic Kingdom.
Once Alexander the Great died, the lighthouse was finished during the time of Ptolemy, the new ruler of Egypt. By the time it was finished everyone thought Ptolemy had built it so he should get his name carved into the lighthouse, but Sostratus told everyone he built it so he got his name in the lighthouse.
Overall, the Pharos lighthouse was very helpful to ships and was beautiful to the eye.
Although the Pharos lighthouse isn't up anymore we still know it was very helpful when it was up. I was very interested in the lighthouse, so one day you should look it up and find out more information. There is more than just one Wonder of the World--there are Seven Ancient Wonders in total.
1) unkown, Pharos Lighthouse, https://www.awesomestories.com, Oct/07/2013, May/26/2017, https://www.awesomestories.com/images/user/13f97a57f5.jpg
2) Lee Krystek, The great lighthouse at Alexandria, http://www.unmuseum.org, Jan/01/2011, May/30/2017, http://www.unmuseum.org/pharos.htm
3) Carole Bos , Pharos Lighthouse - Ruins, https://www.awesomestories.com, Oct/07/2013, May/30/2017, https://www.awesomestories.com/asset/view/Pharos-Lighthouse-Ruins
Hope You Have Enjoyed Your Free Sample
Please Join as a Silver or Gold Member
for Premium Functions, Stories, Apps, Newsletter and
Skip the Ads for as little as $1.70 a month.


text:
ALLEN PARK -- The Detroit Lions players apparently were trying to make the case that offseason workouts and OTAs really aren't that important.
Because the lockout wiped away all offseason programs, the Lions took to the football field on Friday for the first time since they defeated the Minnesota Vikings 20-13 at Ford Field on Jan. 2.
"It was good. It moved well," Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford said. "Everybody looked like it was the last practice of the year last year. We were throwing and catching the ball well. No missed assignments or anything like that, so it was good."
"It was a crisp practice, nobody was on the ground," Lions Pro Bowl defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh said.
"No fumbled exchanges, no false starts, no offsides and the concentration level was good. I thought they were crisp," Lions coach Jim Schwartz said.
The Lions capped last season with four consecutive wins, including one against the Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers and a win against Tampa Bay that knocked the Buccaneers out of the playoffs.
"Guys are excited," Stafford said. "We ended last year on a good note, so we wanted to get back as soon as we could and get the ball rolling again. We were able to do it today. I'm excited, and I know everybody else is."
The Lions didn't have their full team on the field because of new rules from the new collective bargaining agreement. Veterans who signed contracts this year, including exclusive rights, restricted and unrestricted free agents, cannot practice with the team until Aug. 4.
The Lions were allowed to officially announce their signings at 6 p.m. Friday. The Lions confirmed they have signed the following unrestricted free agents: receiver Rashied Davis, linebacker Justin Durant, center Dylan Gandy, kicker Dave Rayner, quarterback Drew Stanton and safety John Wendling.
The Lions also announced the signing of restricted free agents fullback Jerome Felton and defensive tackle Andre Fluellen, and free agents cornerback Maurice Leggett and defensive tackle Quinn Pitcock.
The list of exclusive rights free agents who were signed include linebacker Korey Bosworth, linebacker Caleb Campbell, tackle Corey Hilliard, receiver Stefan Logan, cornerback Prince Miller, linebacker Ashlee Palmer, safety Randy Phillips and cornerback Paul Pratt.
Two other players who weren't on the field Friday were left tackle Jeff Backus and cornerback Alphonso Smith. Backus has a slight tear of his chest muscle, and Smith broke his left foot about three weeks ago. The Lions placed both players on the active/non-football injury list.
At the moment, all signs point to Backus being in the starting lineup when Detroit visits the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the season opener on Sept. 11.
"I feel very confident with what the doctors have told me," Backus said. "I feel really good where I'm at today and considering the season is still six weeks away."
Backus, though, won't guarantee he'll be in the starting lineup.
"I don't know, I've never dealt with a pec injury before," he said.
Backus, who has never missed a game in his 10 years in the NFL, suffered a chest injury several weeks ago.
"It's bad timing, because I'm at the stage where I've just got to let it heal," Backus said. "We have to let it heal so it's not something that lingers."


text:
It's Monday! What Are You Reading? is a weekly meme hosted by Kathryn at Book Date / Teach Mentor Text & Unleashing Reads.
So last week I read 2 Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper books, then I read Cassidy Jones, but then I went back to more ghosties with Mellow Summers! Don't get me wrong, I love the Cassidy Jones series (and The Eternal Flame was great!) but I've just been really into reading books about ghosties lately!
Yup, more ghosties and mysteries ;)


text:
Now that you've gone through the hectic start of the school season and spooked it out on Halloween, it's time to get serious. Serious about fashion! (Hopefully you read that in a very pretentious French accent like we intended it to sound.) Right now is the time to take a risk with fashion, so put away that comfy cardigan and go on the hunt for some powerful plastic paillettes, futuristic 60s garb, and print on print on print. Fall/Winter 2011 is one heck of a season and it's bringing some great trends with it. Obviously you don't have to follow every single trend on the block but we're going to show you the key, most important trends from this season and tell you what we think about it from two different perspectives. He said, she said commence!
Film On Girls
The innovative introduction of plastic in fashion this season has us yearning to recycle.
Daniel says: Futuristic fashion is a love of mine so I'm definitely obsessed with this trend. It's the best way to move fashion forward and try some unconventional fabrications. Even though it seems completely unapproachable on the runway, plastic can work amazingly for everyday through accessories like shoes, bags (clutches), and jewelry.
Iris says: I think plastic is prettiest when you wear something different underneath, especially if the plastic is completely clear like those flawless Burberry finale coats. A plastic coat or something could add a shiny finish to a plain black dress or add an avant garde feel to a lace frock. They also can give your look a 90s revival style. Plus, it's an easy wash… wipe it and go!
- Use a cheap, colored plastic pencil case as a Christopher Kane-esque clutch.
- Look for plastic bracelets and necklaces at stores like H&M and Forever 21, they're all over the place! (Usually in packs with other accessories.)
- Plastic heels are the everyday glass slipper. Don't be afraid to try shopping for some unconventional footwear like blogger,Styloretic.
- The hardware store is your fashion friend! DIY some Perspex jewelry with Ivania Carpio's tutorial.
Fine Print
The repeated silk-scarf print is back and it's bringing some clashing friends.
Daniel says: My favorite part of the print trend is the mirrored silk-scarf style prints like at Givenchy. The 80s/90s motif really works with modern silhouettes and effortless styling. I love the matchy-matchy style of this trend too, monopattern outfits are super chic looking. Erdem also did some cool weird velvet-melting floral
Iris says: Overall, I didn't love too many of the printed looks. I thought that some of the clothes were cheapened by the prints. Usually the printed looks that I did like were only in certain areas and more confined; the all-over patterned outfits were not as attractive to me. I preferred the cleaner lines of the simpler, minimal looks of the season.
- Wear a loud color with a bold print underneath your basic cold-weather coat to soften the statement.
- On the other hand, the best way to embrace a trend is to embrace it. Go all out in a fully matching outfit.
- Try more unique prints! Typical florals, sailor stripes, and buffalo plaid are not gonna cut it against the prints of this season.
- Picturesque prints! Look for styles like the ones seen in Rodarte's corn field dress and Mary Katranzou's signature digital prints.
Back To The Future
Go retro-futuristic in 1960s couture-inspired looks that scream both Hitchcock and space-age.
Daniel says: The mod 60s look is perfection. I almost have nothing bad to say about this style. I'm loving the sort of cocoon-shaped silhouettes, stark high contrast color schemes, and the minimalist ease and glamour of this dynamic style. Jil Sander did the 60s look in an amazingly modern way. The one thing I'm not too crazy about is the Hitchcock-esque bouffant or slicked beehive; I'd much rather see a Mary Quant/Vidal Sassoon bob or bowl cut.
Iris says: My favorite show with this look was Alberta Ferretti because of the knee length dresses and colors like bright orange, teal, and purple. I also loved how Alberta Ferretti did the Philosophy collection with all pastels. I liked the shapes, dresses, coats and all the peter pan collars. Bottega Veneta had some colorful furry coats and lots of texture that I thought was really cool. I love the teenybopper look of the 60s youthquake
- Let color, silhouette and fabric make the statement. Don't drown this style in loads of layers.
- The 60s look should be severe and clean. Look for thicker fabrics (i.e. neoprene) that keep their shape. Go mod, not hippie.
- If you want to up the glamour, wear some big chandelier earrings á la Edie Sedgwick.
- Lashes are everything. The 60s loves a dramatic lower lash so pile on the mascara! Pair with a pale orangey lip for a more authentic look or a brighter red orange for a Jil Sander colorblock style.
The Biggest Trends
These four trends are definitely at the height of fashion for Fall/Winter 2011. These two looks (additional photo 4) exemplify four of the top trends of the moment!
Sex & Sheer
He says: Like in the Stella polka dot look, designers took a route in making evening revealing and sleek. Black sheer fabrics like at Givenchy and Louis Vuitton gave fashion an almost fetishistic look, especially when paired with leather harnesses like at Alexander McQueen. The hardcore look was daring but uber-feminine and soft.
Polka Dots
She says: Even though Daniel doesn't love them, I think that polka dots are godly. I like how Stella McCartney did the polka dots in a unique way with leather cut outs and sheer overlays instead of just as a pattern. Alternatively, the polka dot pattern looks so adorable in colorful styles too.
Black & White
He says: High contrast is so in this season. Black and white paired together in multiple shows from Phoebe Philo's Celine to Marc Jacobs to Burberry to Rick Owens to Jil Sander to Yves Saint Laurent. The color scheme gave all of the Fall looks—whether hyper feminine or minimalist masculine—a classic feel.
She says: Turtlenecks have not been in fashion for a while which makes them look really fresh and modern this season. The turtleneck looks cool paired with collarless coats or jackets. Also, it reminds me of The Beatles and how can you not love that?
What are your favorite Fall/Winter 2011 Trends?
Comment and let us know which Fall/Winter trends you are excited to wear this season! Also, if you totally hated a look let us know, which trends you are definitely not going to try.
Thanks for reading!
Everybody Is Ugly by Iris & Daniel
Don't forget to follow EIU on twitter! @everybodyisugly
Photo Credit


text:
At ADECA we supply Electrical Controls and Automation services, from simple command panels for the steel industry to complex control systems for the gas industry.
The engineers at ADECA have developed an expertise in a wide range of industries, specializing in the design and build of control systems for spraying applications in the steel and food industries, process control of fluid and gas handling systems, gas generation and tank gauging systems for the marine industry, HVAC for building services and packaging machines for the food industry.
We offer expertise in the following areas:
Design in Eplan and AutoCAD
Software Engineering for Automation (PLC and SCADA/HMI)
Panel building
Commissioning of hardware and software
Installation & Maintenance


text:
Donor challenge:
Your generous donation will be matched 2-to-1 right now. Your $5 becomes $15!
Dear Open Library Community,
Please select "One time" or "Monthly"
Please select an amount (minimum 5 USD)
To make a donation of USD $10,000 or more, please contact our philanthropy department at
Your payment will be securely processed
Questions or problems donating?
By submitting, you agree to receive donor-related emails from the Internet Archive.
Your privacy is important to us. We do not sell or trade your information with anyone.
Monthly support helps ensure that anyone curious enough to seek knowledge will be able to
find it here. For free.
Together we are building the public libraries of the future.


text:
Available Dates:
Saturday 11/16/19 11:30am-3:00pm SOLD OUT!
Saturday 11/23/19 10:00am-1:30pm SOLD OUT!
Saturday 12/7/19 11:00am-2:30pm REGISTER HERE
Sunday 12/8/19 9:30am-12:30pm REGISTER HERE
Saturday 12/14/19 11:00am-2:30pm REGISTER HERE
Saturday 12/21/19 9:30am-1:00pm REGISTER HERE
To be notified when more classes are added, email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
To see cancellation/rescheduling and weather policies, click here.
Meeting Place: 134 W. 29th St. (lobby)
Most of this class is in lecture format and taught primarily indoors. We will spend a few minutes outside for a number of exercises and then return inside for the lecture portions of the class.
Most beginner photographers in NYC spend a lot of time staring at their cameras wondering "How do I use my camera?" JP will demystify your camera for you so that you're no longer staring down at your camera but, instead, you'll be able to focus much more on the world around you so that you can really capture those magical once-in-a-lifetime moments.
JP and Lydia will cover not just digital photography basics. They will cover topics like exposure (which will explain why none of your sunset pictures ever come out the way you want them to), aperture (so you can get a blurry background whenever you want it) and shutter speed (so that you can create some amazing motion blur shots that will look spectacular).
This beginner photography class in NYC requires that you have a digital camera that allows you to manually set the aperture and shutter speed. You can see the list of cameras that fit this criteria here.
If you have questions about whether or not your camera allows this, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at (212) 634-7152.
For information on private classes, click here.


text:
Contact: Media Relations
Phone: (512) 463-8700
Date: April 12, 2016
While many workers are injured, killed in work zones, motorists are killed most in Texas work zone crashes. Download videos here.
AUSTIN – Two seconds. That's how long Rodney Matthews, former construction inspector for the Texas Department of Transportation, had to react after he heard a crash and a driver drove through his work zone. Matthews was thrown 30 feet in the air and sustained a concussion and severe injuries, but was lucky to survive. Not everyone gets that second chance.
"Whether it was pure adrenaline or by the grace of God, I survived," said Matthews, who now works as a TxDOT project manager. "I was lucky. I'm here today sharing my story to remind everyone to pay extra attention when driving through work zones, because the consequences of not doing so can be deadly."
While these types of close calls are becoming too familiar to TxDOT workers, statistics show more motorists die in work zones than workers. Work zone crashes increased by 13 percent in Texas last year and killed 138 people. As part of National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 11-15, TxDOT urges drivers to slow down, pay attention and be extra cautious to save not only the lives of work zone workers, but their own lives as well.
"People often think work zone crashes result in the deaths of roadside workers, but last year, 81 percent of these fatalities were motorists," said TxDOT Executive Director James Bass. "Work zones require complete attention and strict adherence to posted traffic signs. For the sake of everyone working in and traveling through work zones, we urge drivers to be extremely careful and responsible so everyone can arrive home safely to their loved ones."
With the state's population continuing to boom, the price of progress can mean more than 2,500 active TxDOT work zones at any given time. In 2015, there were 21,886 work zone crashes in Texas. The top two causes of these crashes were speeding and driver inattention.
By law, drivers are required to move over or slow down when approaching work crews, emergency vehicles or tow trucks stopped on the roadside or shoulder with flashing blue or amber lights.
During National Work Zone Awareness Week, TxDOT's message signs along state highways and roadways will remind drivers to use caution in work zones. Traffic fines in work zones double when workers are present and can cost up to $2,000.
Also during the week, TxDOT will share video testimonials on its Facebook and Twitter pages from workers who had close calls while working on their job sites. TxDOT also will be sharing photos and bios of TxDOT workers on its social media pages with the hashtags #NWZAW and #BeSafeDriveSmart to introduce them to Texans on a more personal level.
The Texas Department of Transportation is responsible for maintaining 80,000 miles of road and for supporting aviation, rail, and public transportation across the state. Through collaboration and leadership, we deliver a safe, reliable, and integrated transportation system that enables the movement of people and goods. Find out more at TxDOT.gov. "Like" us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Copyright 2019
Texas Department of Transportation
All Rights Reserved
Privacy & Security Policy
125 East 11th Street • Austin, Texas 78701


text:
Rock the Kasbah 2015
Publicity still of Bruce Willis.
Download Only premium members and contributors can download this picture.
More stills and photos from Rock the Kasbah
Starring: Bill Murray, Zooey Deschanel, Bruce Willis, Kate Hudson, Taylor Kinney, Danny McBride
Links: Rock the Kasbah movie posters, IMDb
Links: Rock the Kasbah movie posters, IMDb


text:
« back to Woodworking Skill Share forum
|Forum topic by Ben Kahmann
|posted 07-09-2009 01:09 AM
|1336 views
|0 times favorited
|7 replies
Well summer is my busiest time of year and I never get more than one or two projects done if I'm lucky. (I can't wait for retirement so I can have more time :-) Anyhow, for the past couple of months I have been in the shop trying to get this table done for my Grandparents and I got a little sloppy. I joined the apron to the legs with sliding dovetails. I usually use M & T, but I have never tried this method before so I thought I'd give it a shot. My mistake was the depth of the dovetail groove in the legs. I used my router table, fence, and stopblocks, but still one came out 3/16"th longer than the others. I never ran into this problem before and racked my brain trying to think of a solution to salvage the table. So what I came up with was to take my handsaw and cut of a bit off the dovetail pins on the aprons to level it out and glue a 1/4" strip of ambrosia maple scrap on the top of the apron. It ads a decorative touch and hide the problem. The small gaps on top of the legs will be hidden and the top will be attached with figure 8's. Does anybody else have a clever fix to a problem like this? I am not planning on making this mistake again, but you never know. It should have never happened, but when I have time to get in the shop I get a bit excited and I guess my stopblock slipped a little bit and I didn't notice. Take a look…....
Sorry the photo is so EXTREME, I haveing problems with my camera. The maple is flush and level with the legs. Any other ideas on how to remedy this. I would love any ideas. Thanks
-- Ben Kahmann Dayton, OH


text:
Can you help reunite ring with rightful owner?
PUBLISHED: 08:18 30 July 2014 | UPDATED: 08:18 30 July 2014
Cambridgeshire police are hoping to trace the owner of a ring which was recovered last week.
Officers in Ely believe the ring to have been stolen and are keen to reunite it with its rightful owner.
Anyone with information should call Ely CID on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.


text:
One of the greatest ways to show someone you care about them is to truly listen to them. Unfortunately, really listening is not an easy task. It is a skill that must be learned.
When listening to someone:
- Pay attention to what is not said. Watch their body language. Listen to the tone of their voice.
- Focus on what the other person is saying. Don't think about how you will respond or what you want to say next.
- Look at them and give that person your undivided attention.
If you really care about someone, show them by really listening to what they have to say.


text:
Extra tall clothes rails are the best solution if you have long garments such as gowns and dresses. With an extra height clothes rail you can even add an additional centre bar to create a 2-tier clothes rail for additional storage and display. Choose from a range of styles, finishes and widths to ensure you get the clothes rail that matches your needs.
View our entire clothes rails range. We sell high quality clothes rails built for the most intense commercial and industrial use at great prices. Our customers use our clothes rails for a variety of purposes such as home use, shop floor, stockroom, warehouses, hotels, events and exhibitions.
Products in the Extra Tall Clothes Rails category have been rated stars based on 120 reviews


text:
How do I delete a player?
You can exclude a player from the leaderboard in two ways. Either one by one:
- Go to players
- Click on the Edit button next to the name of the player.
- Change Playing Status to "excluded", and click Save
Alternatively you can exclude more than one player in one go.
- Editing a Leaderboard
- Going to Players
- Click on Included
- Check the players you want to remove
- Click on the Exclude button.


text:
REVEALED: Done-For-You Lead Generation... Guaranteed!
- Legitimate, real-time leads delivered directly into your autoresponder.
- Never have to waste countless hours on pay per click, SEO, blogging, or social media ever again.
- Eliminate your marketing learning curve and have our email marketing experts with 18+ years of experience generate prospects for you!
- Get into profit quicker by getting leads NOW!
Get Pricing & Details Today:


text:
2 of 11
Contact details
Suspended 30m above sea level and open to the elements, Carrick-a-Rede is an exhilarating rope bridge experience. Traditionally used by salmon fishermen, visitors crossing the bridge are rewarded with stunning coastal views. Blow away those cobwebs!
Want to know more? Ask a question in our Community, they're the people who know Ireland best.
For more information on travel and accommodation, attractions have a look at our brochures and maps.
If you're a visitor from the island of Ireland you may want to visit one of these sites… Otherwise proceed to Ireland.com
Share this link


text:
I just wanted to check if someone had the same problem after updating the mission planner, I am no longer able to geo ref images. I have tried to georef in three computers all running the latest version with no luck. I was only able to geo ref in the fourth computer not running the latest version of mission planner.
The error I get is this:
Reading log for CAM Messages
Log Read with - 302 - CAM Messages found
Read images
Images read : 302
Error System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format.
at System.Number.StringToNumber(String str, NumberStyles options, NumberBuffer& number, NumberFormatInfo info, Boolean parseDecimal)
at System.Number.ParseInt32(String s, NumberStyles style, NumberFormatInfo info)
at System.Int32.Parse(String s, IFormatProvider provider)
at MissionPlanner.Georefimage.doworkCAM(String logFile, String dirWithImages) in c:\Users\michael\Source\Repos\MissionPlanner\georefimage.cs:line 1110
at MissionPlanner.Georefimage.BUT_doit_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in c:\Users\michael\Source\Repos\MissionPlanner\georefimage.cs:line 1580
Is this a known issue and does someone know how to download older versions of mission planner?
Views: 719
I got the same problem and I get the same message. Did you solve it?
Not really no, I managed to find an old setup file for mission planner 1.3.19 and there I can geotag the images with no problem. Just keep saying no to updating the MP
Have you tried uninstalling and download MP again not sure if the newest version is online or not, maybe you download the older version and than it ask you to upgrade.
I just installed 1.3.29 and it works good.
Identical issue with 1.3.31.
Pulled 1.3.29 from http://firmware.diydrones.com/Tools/MissionPlanner/ - works.
Confirmed. I get the same error on the two most recent mission planner builds.
Re-installed 1.3.29 and the geotagging function works perfectly.
Would be nice to have this feature fixed in the next update.
Although the issue with the Geo Ref Images utility in MP 220.127.116.11 that was raised by the original poster doesn't appear for me in MP 1.3.32, I'm encountering new problems with this tool I haven't encountered previously.
With 'Use AMSL Atl' selected, the utility returns an error "Log file problem. Aborting..."; this error don't occur if the relative altitude is used. I'm using logs produced by AudoCopter 3.2_RC10, and wondering whether the new default position offsets of the altitude values in the log may have changed at some point? Does anyone know whether this is the case?
As an aside, the Geo Ref Images Wiki (http://copter.ardupilot.com/wiki/common-geotagging-images-with-miss...) is no longer current.


text:
Cranberry Walnut Dark Chocolate Chip Cookie RecipeMonday, December 28, 2015
My family is crazy about cranberries and I couldn't be happier to mix them into our favorite recipes. The kids love the tart, sweet flavor, and I like that I'm helping them eat a balanced diet. It's a total win-win. But what about holiday treats? You can try for a little balance by making healthier choices for your ingredients; Dark chocolate instead of milk, dried fruits (like cranberries), and nuts. Try these chewy, gooey, delicious Cranberry Walnut Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies for your family this holiday season!
These cookies are easy to make, are packed with chewy, chunky deliciousness, and have a healthier side too. By choosing dark chocolate over milk chocolate, and adding in fruit (cranberries), and nuts (walnuts), you're making a cookie with benefits. They still contain lots of sugar and butter, so practice moderation.
This recipe makes about 4 dozen cookies but can be easily halved or doubled to meet your needs.
Cranberry Walnut Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies
Makes 4 dozen cookies
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes (per batch)
Total time: 25 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes (per batch)
Total time: 25 minutes
- 2-1/4 cups All-Purpose Flour
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1 tsp. salt
- 2 sticks of butter, softened (1 cup)
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- 1-10 oz. bag of dark chocolate chips
- 1 cup walnuts, shelled and chopped
- 2-5 oz. packages of dried cranberries (or 1-1/4 c. if buying a larger package)
- Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees F.
- Mix your flour, baking soda, and salt in a medium-sized bowl.
- In a large bowl, cream together your butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar, and vanilla extract.
- Add in eggs and mix until creamy.
- Slowly add the flour mixture a little at a time until completely incorporated into your butter/sugar mixture.
- Add the chocolate chips, nuts, and dried cranberries.
- Fold in gently until completely incorporated.
- Spoon onto an ungreased baking sheet by tablespoonfuls for larger cookies or teaspoonfuls for smaller cookies.
- Bake for approximately 10 minutes per batch, or until lightly golden brown. Allow to cool 5 minutes before transferring cookies to a cooling rack.
There you have it! Delicious ooey-gooey, soft and chewy cookies with zing!
Are you a fan of Cranberries? What's your favorite way to eat them? I love to read your comments!


text:
Dress - Primark
Black top - H+M
Shoes - Topshop
Necklace - Forever 21
A bit of a gloomy day here in Belfast, but my little sister and I decided to take ourselves out to browse the shops and drink peppermint frappuccinos. High point had to be me seeing a tv crew, trying to run away and managing to go "uhhh what?" and try to run away again when some man asked me if I was a Libra (I'm not). Then I was so stunned I signed release forms and apparenly will be on BBC1 for some show about mindreading....uh, great. GO ME.
My nails are Fuzzy Peach by Models Own and I used their nail pen for the leopard.
I picked up this dress in a teal-ish colour today as well. I love it! There was a lovely floral patterned version but I already own so many florals. I thought they would be good to take to Japan with me since they're quite light and it'll be really humid there. I also bought something semi sensible, eggcups! But even when I buy sensible things they have to be a little silly - so they're Hello Kitty.
We really went to the shops to get my little brother a birthday present, he turns 20 tomorrow, scary! I somehow found myself in Topshop, oops. But I got all the 5 things below for a total of £14.85! Sale + Student discount = I love Topshop. I'd wanted this necklace since forever but originally it was £20, then they must have brought in a new price point because it was £14, still a bit much for me, but I managed to get it today for £6.70. The ring was £2.50, the pencils £2 each and the shadows only £3 for the palette. I've said it before, I love Topshop make up.
I've been attempting Dissertation work, first chapter submission is next week ahh! I have mostly been distracted with Game of Thrones though. How amazing is it? I can't believe the first season is over already. They're coming back to Belfast in July to film season 2 though and I plan on doing a little stalking...ahem. I just bought the first book and plan on starting it once I finish Caitlin Moran's How to be a Woman which will be soon I'm sure as it's so, so funny and I'm flying through it! Speaking of Game of Thrones I did a little post on my other blog about the women in it, and there's a good few other ones I have written over the last few weeks which I would love you to check out if you like film and feminism.
I'll try to most more regularly, at the minute dissertation work and moving (on Monday!) are keeping me busy! A bit of a change of music I'm leaving you with this week, but this video is so bizarre and adorable and the song is great. Not my usual singer songwriter finish but I hope you like it all the same.


text:
Northrop Grumman is the prime contractor for the NASA Sounding Rocket Operations Contract III (NSROC III) centered at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility (WFF) in Virginia. Northrop Grumman's Technical Services Division is responsible for planning, coordinating, and carrying out sounding rocket missions from locations in the United States and around the world. Sounding rockets conduct suborbital missions for scientific and atmospheric research.
Launch operations are conducted at world-wide permanent and temporary ranges. Missions have recently flown from:


text:
Please read this page completely, as it contains different warranty information for different items on our website. If you have any questions about the warranty on a particular item, please contact us at 800-690-0132 prior to placing your order.
Copyright © The Composting Toilet Store | All Rights Reserved |
Built with Volusion


text:
Shanny has volunteered herself to be my Bridal Boot Camp Sergeant for the remainder of this year. I want to feel my best and look my best for the BIG DAY!
We've discovered an awesome workout…P.S. You'll feel like shiza during the run, but light as a feather and energized to the max when you finish.
Here it is:
1 hour run (the key is – no stopping allowed! Jog very slowly or speed walk if you need a break)
When you get home:
50 crunches
25 leg lifts
50 bicycles
25 squats
15 sumo squats
50 calf raises
50 arm circles (with 5 lbs weights)
15 push-ups
50 Jumping Jacks
1 minute plank
Good Luck!
Picture: 1


text: PLB 0-7613-0824-5 Future engineers and conductors will enjoy this fun and fact-filled entry in the Cutaway series. Richards introduces the reader-friendly topic of trains, from early steam locomotives to high-speed bullets. Eye-catching, full-color spreads that show cross-sections of train cars reveal the workings of different kinds of engines, as well as the varying degrees of luxury their passenger cars offer. Readers learn that the background of such legendary choo-choos as "the flying Scotsman," and "the Big Boy. '' Equally fascinating is the information presented on MagLevs, now in use in Europe and Japan. (glossary, index) (Picture book. 7-11)


text: Riverside Kidnapping Defense Lawyer What is considered kidnapping in California? In the State of California, kidnapping is defined as moving a victim a significant distance against their will by means of force or manipulating by fear. Kidnapping differs slightly from child abduction. The kidnapping of a child is a more specific type of kidnapping in which a child under the age of 14 is typically taken and held for a ransom. Statistically, the cities where kidnapping most commonly happens are Phoenix, Detroit, Atlanta, New Orleans, Houston and Chicago. Kidnapping is a federal offense that is often connected with other crimes as well. Those who are facing kidnapping charges may also be facing charges of false imprisonment, sex crimes and even human trafficking. California Penal Code § 207-210 details the crime of kidnapping as well as the punishments for the crime. Since this is such a severe felony offense, the punishment can be up to life in prison without the possibility of parole. This punishment applies to those who are convicted of "seizing, confining, enticing, abducting, concealing or carrying away another person by any means whatsoever with the intent to hold or detail for ransom." Individuals who are convicted of kidnapping and not holding the individual for ransom may be punished with a state prison term of three, five, eight or 11 years. The punishments will vary to fit the nature of the crime. The court will likely take into consideration factors such as how much force was used to accomplish the kidnapping, was there any money involved and what was the purpose and intent behind the kidnapping. In California law, the victim has to have been moved a "substantial distance," which means that simply moving an individual from one room to another will likely not constitute kidnapping. However, if the threat of danger is heightened by that moving, then the court may consider the moving of even a small distance to be kidnapping. Family Abductions One phenomenon that happens in California is the kidnapping of family members. This is called family abduction, and it is commonly seen in cases of divorce, separation or cases where there is abuse going on in the family. Organizations such as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention are just some of those that are leading the way in family abduction prevention. There are many cases in which a non-custodial parent will take possession of their children, when this is actually a violation of their divorce agreement and may also constitute kidnapping. Some individuals become afraid for their children's safety because of family violence so they file a restraining order. This order will prevent an individual from coming near certain people in the family. If the individual who has a restraining order against them takes possession of a child, even their child, this can warrant a kidnapping charge. Defenses against Kidnapping Charges It is, unfortunately, not uncommon for kidnapping charges to arise out of false accusations. If the accusations were indeed false, then you may have a very strong defense against your allegations. Our Riverside criminal defense lawyers are familiar with these tactics and is prepared to do the digging that it takes to find evidence that your allegations are false. Another possible defense against the crime of kidnapping is that there was consent involved. In some cases, we can argue that kidnapping charges are not justified because the victim actually consented to being "moved a reasonable distance." It is also possible that you were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time. To learn more about the defense that our firm may be able to use in your case, Hanson, Gorian, Bradford & Hanich today!


text:
Current Articles
RSS Feeds
Filippo Pozzato (Farnese Vini-Selle Italia) will not start the tenth stage of the Giro d'Italia, between Civitavecchia and Assisi, this morning after fracturing the scaphoid bone of his right wrist in the crash at the end of stage nine. The former Italian champion collided with red jersey wearer Matt Goss (Orica-GreenEdge) on the final, sharp corner with 350 metres to go, bringing them both down, as well as host of other sprinters behind them.
Pozzato admitted immediately afterwards that it had been him that caused the crash: "It was my fault, I admit that I'm the first to criticise those who risk too much," he said.
Although he had pain in his wrist, he had intended to start the stage today, until medical checks this morning have ruled it out.
"Filippo has a right scaphoid fracture. After the instrumental tests of this morning performed at the Siligato Clinic, with hand so swollen, we decided that it is better to withdraw," explained Daniele Tarsi, official doctor of the Farnese Vini Selle Italia team. "Because Filippo could not hold the handlebars, is unable to close his hand and has severe pain at the touch of the hand, we prefer to give up the idea of riding, which would only risk worsening the situation."
With the crash happening at a relatively low speed, as everybody slowed for the 300 degree turn, injuries have been thankfully light with Pozzato's the only reported fracture. Goss suffered a haematoma to his hip, but is expected to continue without too many problems.
The fractured scaphoid is the second broken bone suffered by Pozzato this season, after a broken collarbone sustained in the Tour of Qatar threatened to derail his Classics season. After an operation to fix a plate to the broken bone - and remove one from the opposite side, from a previous injury - the Italian was racing again at the Trofeo Laigueglia, just nine days after his crash.
It's doubtful that the latest injury to his wrist will allow him to return quite so quickly, but - after waving his teammates off in Civitavecchia this morning - Pozzato will return to his home in Monaco for convalescence, and will doubtless be in action again soon.


text:
Short Film Of The Week: Cargo – by Daniel Foeldes
This is a regular segment on my blog, where I share my favorite short films from around the web. These will most likely all come from Vimeo, but occasionally I see a bit of artistic flare on YouTube that sparks my eye. It doesn't matter when the film was released, because it's all about new discovery for me, and not necessarily for the world. All videos in this category add something to the creative flow, and are shared in hopes that it sparks creativity and imagination in my friends and colleagues.
This week, my pick is a short film by Daniel Foeldes, titled "Cargo." Stranded in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, a man sets in motion an unlikely plan to protect the precious cargo he carries: his infant daughter.


text:
With holiday entertaining season just around the corner, I wanted to share the beautiful platters, trays and cutting boards from Gray Works on today's Etsy Love post. Since 2006, the craftspeople at Gray Works have been using only locally and sustainably harvested or salvaged hardwoods for their designs, which are then lovingly hand-rubbed with organic olive oil for a product that is as ecologically friendly as it is lust-worthy. Feast your eyes on these (pun intended!):
Olive Platter
Spalted Maple Cutting Board
Little Garlic Chopping Block
Extra Large Walnut Serving Platter
Three-legged Salvaged Wood Milking Stools (various sizes available). Accommodate extra diners in style!!
And this is extra sweet: for $15, Gray Works will engrave your platter with any initials and date of your choice. For more details, click here.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
A whole new way to think about digital marketing
Back in the good ol' days, when search engines still resembled the Wild West and Google was not yet one of the largest companies in the world, SEO was as simple as picking the right keyword and adding it to a page many, many times. Throw in a couple of spammy links you bought from a farm somewhere in the Third World and your site was good to go.
This was the environment in which SEO, and in some ways digital marketing as a whole, came into its own as an industry. And though times have changed and Google's algorithms are now sophisticated enough to crack down on the spammers who try to 'game' the system with keywords and links many people are still caught in the old SEO=keywords mindset. This is especially true of many business owners and other decision makers, who don't have time to hang onto the words of Matt Cutts as if he were a Delphic oracle.
Even though it's been years since Google released Panda and Penguin, marketers still have to fight battles against people who want to over-optimize URLs, stuff a keyword onto a page twenty times, or even buy paid links because they think that's what SEO is. And on the other side of the spectrum are the alarmists, who come across one article proclaiming 'SEO is Dead!' and consider slashing whole chunks of their marketing budgets.
Part of the problem lies in the phrase SEO (or search engine optimization) itself. Great marketers have always known that SEO never really stood alone. They've always incorporated it into the larger marketing picture. But for lots of other people who aren't clued in to the nuances of the industry, SEO has become a massive distraction, causing them to insist on "optimizations" that are at best pointless and at worst harmful to a site.
That's why we're proposing the industry rethink the term SEO altogether. Instead online marketers need to think of their on-page strategy in terms of SEOUX® (pronounced "so"): a seamless integration of search engine optimization and user experience (UX).
Traditional SEO was too often focused on driving traffic, and then dumping people onto pages so crammed with keywords it made for a poor user experience.
A SEOUX® approach to digital marketing privileges above all else the experience of the user. It recognizes that making sure qualified visitors have a positive experience is more important than attracting lots of random people through organic search.
Keywords and gateway landing pages have their place, but only within a larger information architecture framework that makes sense.
A SEOUX® strategy puts an emphasis on presenting information clearly and concisely and making conversion as easy as possible. Redesigning a page or A/B testing a call-to-action can often have a greater impact on the bottom line than optimizing for some different marginally relevant keyword.
More than anything else, a SEOUX® strategy respects the integrity of the brand, openly communicating its value to potential customers and eschewing spammy tactics meant to deceive. As the era of SEO performed in a box gives way to an era dominated by social media and personal recommendations, much of a brand's digital marketing will be done for it so long as the foundation is solid.
Ultimately, there's nothing in a SEOUX® strategy that the best digital marketers aren't already doing, but it's a new lens through which all marketers (and their bosses) need to start viewing their work: holistically, not as the work of several different silos, as part of building a successful website and business, not just driving traffic.
Photo via MoneyBlogNewz on Flickr.


text:
Cross-Platform Mobile with Cordova and Ionic Framework
Play Cross-Platform Mobile with Cordova and Ionic Framework
Six years ago, PhoneGap (a.k.a. Apache Cordova) burst onto the scene with tremendous fanfare. It promised near-total code sharing across iOS, Android, and Windows using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Since then, both the technology and the market have matured. Phones are faster and JavaScript frameworks are smarter. Ionic Framework is a free and open source library of mobile-optimized HTML, CSS and JS CSS components, gestures, and tools for building highly interactive apps. Built with Sass and optimized for AngularJS, it fits neatly into the JS developer workflow. In this session, the Ionic team will join us on stage to share how Microsoft and Ionic built a Build conference app using VS Code, Visual Studio, Azure Mobile Services, Ionic and Code Push.
Download:Slides View Slides Online
Level:200 - Intermediate
Session Type:Breakout
Room:Moscone 2004
Right click to download this episode
- Mid Quality MP4 (117.4 MB)
- High Quality MP4
- Low Quality MP4
Event HomepageBuild 2016
More episodes in this series
Continuum for Phone
Related episodes
Cross-Platform at Microsoft: Xamarin, Cordova, Unity and C++ Panel
Open Q&A: Mobile Development
Making Sense of Mobile: A Panel Comparing Xamarin, Cordova and Native
The Next Wave of Mobile Apps: TypeScript 2, Angular 2 + Ionic 2
Working with Microsoft on Open Source: Cordova and ReactNative
Cross-Platform Mobile Development 3: Continuous Delivery and Beta Testing
Cross-Platform Mobile Development 1: Xamarin
The State of Hybrid App Development
Creating Applications with Ionic Creator Max Lynch
A short list of changes in the Tools for Apache Cordova for Visual Studio 2015
The Discussion
Great, energetic presentation showcasing the ease, power, and relevance of Cordova, Angular, and Ionic together.
Great session and exciting stuff, apart from the anticlimactic debugging of your TypeScript code... :)
Will the source code be (partially) available somewhere?
Yes - I would love to be able to look at the source code!
Link to source code please. Looking awesome!
23 hours ago, pcbliss wrote
Yes - I would love to be able to look at the source code!
Link to source code please. Looking awesome!
Here you go: https://github.com/Microsoft/Build2016-vsmobile
Updating your app without having to submit (and wait) to the Store. Exciting idd!


text:
Every person that I met was a complete JOY to work with. I had a difficult job, and it ended up needing several re-prints due to our incompetence and the 95 year-old author's additional thoughts and photos. Zach and his co-partner were WONDERFUL in their patience, their professional advice, and their kind manner. The finished product is an exceptional testimonial to my mother, her writing and her life. All these were captured in the fine printing job that Alphagraphics produced. Thank you to all involved!!
Ruth H. Herman, Ruth
We recently needed help putting together a very rushed program for our mother's funeral program. The woman I spoke to (I'm so sorry I can't remember her name!) was so sympathetic, reassuring and helpful. She put together a beautiful tribute to our mom and I was done quickly! We will absolutely recommend AlphaGraphics!!! We will absolutely recommend
Sheila F. Finnegan First, Sheila
Wonderful staff! Creative, friendly and efficient! The quality of their work is the best l've seen. They give really good advice if you're not sure which direction to turn. Reasonably priced, great value.
Janice C. Corkin Rudolf, Janice
Very happy got everything I wanted at a cheaper price than your competition. Love my shirts. Thank you so much.
Anthony A. Big Hill Movers
I was very satisfied with the production of 30 copies of a multi-page final report, including some color fold-outs, which was done rapidly and with great care...nice work!
Peter N. Smith + St. John Inc.
I highly recommend AlphaGraphics! When an issue came up during the installation of our graphic, Chris and his team expertly and expeditiously troubleshooted, provided clear communication and updates, and meticulously worked to deliver a superior product! We are very pleased that we had the chance to work with Chris, and will definitely be engaging AlphaGraphics again for future projects at our office.
Michelle S. Z?bi Dental Health
Chris responds quickly and efficiently to all my orders. Alphagrahpics is very dependable.
Jennifer D. US Pathlabs #2146
I appreciate your cheerful and happy staff that is always ready to go the extra mile.
Matt A. Andersen Miller Designs #1969
All people that work at Alpahgraphics in Concord MA are GREAT!
Cheryl R. Rath & Strong #1899
Professional and qualified staff. Lots of products and services offered. Fast turn around.
Nikki A. Amodio Design
Have used alphagraphics for all my business needs but his was the first time having posters made and they were perfect, exactly what I wanted. I still have one up in my window and will order more soon.
David E. New England Olive Oil Company
''Tis was by far, one of the best experiences I have had in recent memory working with someone who was so personable, kind, and incredibly helpful to a small non-profit food pantry who did a mass mailing for the very first time. We will definitely use Chris again!!
Suzanne G. Franklin Food Pantry #2169
AlphaGraphics NEVER lets us down.
Liz L. Beyond Components #1816
Always quick and responsive to my needs. Quality of products is very high.
Christian L. Lanciaux, Christian
Very Fast, Professional and most importantly Reliable.
Nick S. Attias Group, The #1735
Wonderful customer service! Krista was personable and super helpful. Every single time I had to go in, I was hoping Krista would still be there to help me. She made the experience memorable. Definitely want to go back for future purchases.
Jocelyn M. Muralles, Jocelyn
Krista and Zach are extremely polite and understanding employees. They're the two I mainly work with when coming to the store and they have never disappointed even when a deadline suddenly comes up.
Kim D. CHA Consulting #1985
I love working with Zach! He's super helpful. Thank you for all your efforts to make my printing needs successful.
Mari A. Alexander, Mari
The people at Alpha Graphics were extremely helpful and patient as I tried to figure out exactly how to format my documents. I would highly recommend them. Oh, the pricing was reasonable for the high quality of their product...
Renee D. Renee E DeYoe, LICSW
Great shop. Always very responsive and attempt to turn things around very quickly to accommodate.
Kristin N. Audivi: Audio-Visual Portraits
Fair pricing, quick turnaround, professional quality and service.
Joy D. YYT Photography Design
Responsive, professional and timely - really enjoy working with AlphaGraphics!
Katharine R. The Jericho Road Project
This place is fast, friendly and a great experience all around.
Eddie A. Grillo's Pickles
Always a pleasure--a professional zeal and personal warmth make visiting your store a downright pleasure.
Gregory M. Maguire, Gregory #835
Love the ability to electronically order--so easy! Finished product was ready very quickly, very high-quality!
Robin S. Open Table #498
You folks are amazing and always have a rapid solution to any request I make- regardless of how silly or small it may seem- you all listen carefully and make it better than I imagined! Thanks also for your kindness in your professionalism- it makes it less a job to have anything done there. Thanks! U r awesome. Rebecca- Grasshopper Shop
Rebecca B. Bilodeau, Rebecca
I was very pleased with the time frame that it took to process the job, knowing that the user manual and the quick reference card can be time consuming to print and put together.
Don H. Technical Communications Corp.(TCC)#594
Krista was fabulous on both occasions. Very accommodating to produce my or hue to , unlike your competitor. I'll be happy to come back to AlphaGraphics!
Carolyn C. Copp, Carolyn
They did such a great job with my Christmas card!
Kelsey N. Nicholson, Kelsey
Alphagraphics in Concord is far and away the best printing & copying shop I've every done business with. Each order is processed with care and attention and I'm always greeted with a big "Hello!" when I pick up the copies. We went through about four other copy centers before we finally discovered Alphagraphics, and you now have a client for life!
Peter C. Northland Residential, LLC #2126
Great customer service with everyone that I have dealt with at Alphagraphics. Great follow through with my order and always in a timely manner and professionally done.
Patsy D. Euclid Discoveries #1443
Great service every time! I'm very satisfied with AlphaGraphics of Concord.
George L. Concord Academy #146
Wonderful experience; friendly and helpful.
Lissa W. Winstanley, Lissa
Always top-notch service, professional, friendly, excellent communication. Order-to-fulfillment estimates are always spot on and the product is perfect. Just a well-oiled machine over there at AlphaGraphics.
Brian A. Northeast Numismatics #1872
Excellent customer service!
Joni S. Stratus Technologies, Inc # 1617
Prompt response, excellent attention to detail.
Stefanie C. Open Table #498
The team is great. Always ready to help and fulfill the client's wishes. Great quality!
Nadya S. Suiter, Nadya
Zack was GREAT !! I had an emergency and needed notecards printed for my sisters wedding and Zack And AlphGraphics got the job done in 24 hours — thank you!!!!
Leslie C. A Place to Grow #675
Very helpful. I had never used them and they were easy to work with.
Franny O. Franny Osman
Service was great and items came in fast! Everything was exactly how we wanted it!
Joe R. Bow Falcons Lacrosse #2104
The team at AlphaGraphics always meets our rigorous demands and produces beautiful products for our conferences. You are courteous, professional and delightful to work with.
Nichole J. Trender Research #1978
Always confident that my projects will come back in perfect order, beautifully executed and ready on time. The graciousness of the staff has me always eager to bring more assignments into your company for service.
Barbara S. The Art Studio #2041
We contacted you just before the busy parade period and you still got us into the line-up and met our deadline, with responsive service. Thank you!
Sarah B. National Parks Service
I own a store right across the street, New England Olive Oil Company, and it is so convenient to have labels printed up and so easy with the great customer service, all I have to do is send an email and within a day I get an email saying my labels are printed up. Owning a small business can sometimes be challenging so it's very relieving when one aspect is always easy.
David E. New England Olive Oil Company
I have used Alphagraphics in the past and most recently this back in February/March and every time has been great! I would Highly recommended your company!
Michael L. Reed's Ferry Sheds
Excellent follow through by the whole Alphagraphics team. They get our orders right every time and they meet our deadlines which are often very tight. I also love the notifications I get when an order is being prepped for shipment via FedEx. The design service is top-notch, too!
Susan L. Juniper Networks #1224
Always fast and friendly service at Concord's AlphaGraphics.
Nancy M. Concord Housing Foundation #2163
For many years, Alphagraphics has provided prompt, reliable service whenever called upon.
Pat R. Concord,Town-Finance Dept. #194
I've been a fan of yours since our very first order several years ago! The team is fantastic, they understand what I need and the product always comes out beautifully. I've never been let down, and I love knowing that I have a vendor I can always trust. Bravo!
Jen C. J2 Interactive #1903
Zack is the best! He is so accommodating and very responsive. In the last month, ive had an invitation, a Christmas card and menu tents printed and all have come out beautifully. And the jobs are always done quicker than I expect. Thank you!
Adrienne P. Principe, Adrienne
192 Sudbury Road
Concord, Massachusetts 01742
M-T 8:00AM to 5:30PM,
F 8:00AM to 5:00PM
At AlphaGraphics in Concord, we are dedicated to providing the highest quality products and service at a reasonable price.
We are not just a fantastic printing company! We are a team of marketing professionals and design experts that happen to be experienced printers. Our staff is determined to offer only the best customer service. We are ready for any project that you bring to our location. Work with our marketing team to design a marketing strategy that fits your business. When you're ready to develop your graphics, meet with our design specialist for custom, unique marketing materials. When your designs are printed, bound and ready to use, we will deliver them to your home or office for free!
We have the expertise to create an effective and long lasting multi-media marketing campaign for your business or organization. Our marketing professionals are determined to help your business get noticed. The more your company is noticed, the more business you bring in! Not only are we prepared to help you create in integrative, interactive marketing strategy, we are excited to help you design the best graphics for your project.
Our printing experts combined with our cutting-edge printing technology give us the ability to print virtually any job you bring to our shop! We are excited to start your next project today! See what AlphaGraphics in Concord, MA can do for your and your business.
It wouldn't be an understatement to say we can print anything. From the simple to the complex, we get the job done.
We're not printers who do marketing and design. We're marketers and designers who happen to be expert printers.
No matter the shape, size or application, signs are our specialty. We take great pride in getting our customers noticed.