text:
EKA-04 Biblioteca Wallpaper by Ekaterina Panikanova
Brand Ekaterina Panikanova
This collection comprises old books on which large paintings have been painted, ultimately resulting in 7 designs (5 murals and 2 wallpaper rolls).
- Dimensions artwork: L ±133 cm x B ±103 cm
- Dimensions artwork: L ±52.4" x W ±41.1"
- no wallpapering table necessary, glue is applied to wall
- Fire rating USA ASTM E 84-10 EU B-s1, download
Lead time 1 - 2 weeks.
Ekaterina Panikanova was born in 1975 in St. Petersburg, since 2009 she lives and works in Rome, Italy. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg. Her work has been exhibited in the Russian Union of Artists, at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg and Moscow, Rome, Venice and New York.
Ekaterina Panikanova: "I like working on old books: I like the way the wear and tear, underlining's, notes and scribbling's enable me to perceive the personalities of the people who have read them. Each book has a history, it is the story of its reader. The collection is a research that speaks of private memory consisting of free associations. It is a project that brings my work within the home, within the family where everything started."
Rick Vintage, NLXL founder: "From the very first encounter with Ekaterina's art we could not get it out of our heads. It was a difficult task for us to translate the 3D artwork to a wallpaper design. The original artwork is so overwhelming, but after a long process we got it right. The final product has the same impact as the original."

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Release Date: 2012 |
Album Rating: 2.5Straight Sun (video): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9USCcjfNm8&ob=av2e
Wonky (video): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9675nvyses&ob=av3e
Never: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktgznOFpXeY
Album Rating: 3.5Yeah, I totally saw this coming...
Album Rating: 2.5Yeah I know, outlier outlier
Outside of the first two tracks, this is pretty much one big snooze fest
Album Rating: 3.5Disagree, though I totally understand.
But I do find it strange you don't even tackle 'Distractions' or 'Stringy Acid' which are - for me atleast - the clear highlights, together with the opening track. Also, I really do like the relaxing feel of 'Never', maybe you're looking at it from a "wrong" point of view?
Edit: gonna do a counterpoint
Album Rating: 2.5No, it just sucks ;)
And honestly, 'Stringy Acid' is just boring, and 'Distractions' only sticks out because of its lack of similarity to anything else on the album. They're more subtle with the dubstep influence on that one, but it still doesn't help
Album Rating: 3.5Fair enough, although I don't see the dubstep influences on 'Distractions'. It's just a bit bass-heavy
Album Rating: 3.5First sentence of review
I was surprised when I saw this. A 2.5 for an Orbital album? Dang, but I need to check this out urgently because I love all of their other work
Album Rating: 2.5The awkward moment where you realize that you didn't quite highlight everything when you copy and pasted
Fair enough, although I don't see the dubstep influences on 'Distractions'. It's just a bit bass-heavy
Spotify has been spotlighting Orbital and Wonky overall lately, I haven't been to appalled by what I have heard.
Is this really awful, or just mind numbingly boring?
Album Rating: 2.5The latter
Album Rating: 3.0First track is awesome then.... yeh.
They should go back to "creative sleep" for a while longer.
Album Rating: 2.5Don't even like 'Straight Sun'? That's probably the best thing here
Album Rating: 3.5I have full faith that the live versions of all these tracks are going to rule
Edit: also, "Beelzedub" ;)
Album Rating: 3.0I don't really have an opinion on it, for me it's overshadowed by One Big Moment. I do quite like Distractions, though.
Album Rating: 2.5
Edit: also, "Beelzedub" ;)
Album Rating: 3.5Then I suggest you change the "Beezledub" in your review to that name, good sir.
Album Rating: 2.5You've lost me
The name of the track is 'Beezledub'......
Album Rating: 3.5No, it's BeeLZedub, with the l and z changed. (yeah I'm nitpicking)
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


text:
IT'S A DIRTY, greasy, nasty job that keeps your hands grimy and makes a mess on the floor or ground. And that's just when you change engine oil in the shop. It can be even worse in the field. But by using a unique oil vacuum system, Steve Yoder has washed his hands of most oil-change hassles.
Yoder, whose operations include irrigated corn, wheat and alfalfa, is among those growers who have incorporated a Sage Oil Vac into their farming operations. He got the product from a neighbor grower in the far northwestern Texas Panhandle near Dalhart. It was Gary Sage, corn and wheat farmer and inventor, who developed the oil vac system in his own shop in the early 1980s.
A better way
Sage moved to Texas from Iowa in 1980 to start a new farming venture. Along with tractors and combines, irrigation engines were also added to his list of equipment to maintain. Oil changes became an even greater nuisance. "I knew there was a better, cleaner, more efficient way of changing oil on irrigation engines and farm equipment," he says.
That's when he developed a single tank unit that vacuumed oil from an engine's oil pan. The practice cut his oil-changing time in half and kept the dirty oil off his hands, clothing and the ground. He later developed a method of pumping new oil into an engine from a side-by-side tank unit.
The system enabled him to buy oil in bulk and eventually saved him at least $1/gal. over packaged oil. It worked so well that he decided to start manufacturing the units and selling them to his neighboring farmers.
"We attended a few small farm shows, and the systems caught on with other growers," says Sage's son, Aaron, now chief operating officer of the family-owned company. "By the late 1990s, we had expanded the products for use in other industries, such as natural gas compression and construction heavy equipment."
Standard tank sizes for the Sage Oil Vac are 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 80, 120 and 250 gal. Depending on the size of an operation, Sage Oil Vac, now a 25-employee company headquartered in Amarillo, TX, can manufacture trailer-mounted units that can handle more than 1,000 gal. of fluid. It has dealers to serve customers in 25 states.
In general, the oil vac uses air pressure and vacuum to extract oil from and deliver it to farm equipment or any other industrial equipment. "For a quick oil change, the vac can be used to vacuum oil through a drain plug fitting installed on the bottom of the engine pan, through the dipstick tube of an engine, or from a vac drain pan underneath an engine," Aaron says.
Environmentally friendly
Yoder bought his oil vac in 1995. It is still in operation, with only a few minor repairs needed over the years to replace fittings or hoses. The system includes dual 120-gal. tanks mounted on a two-wheel trailer pulled behind a pickup. It features either male or female fittings on 3/4-in. hoses. The hoses attach to hoses or lines on various engines.
Yoder can pull the oil vac to any location on his farm, vacuum out the old oil and pump in new oil without having to handle dozens of plastic bottles or other oil containers.
"We run two Case IH tractors, a quad track 9370 and a 4-wd 9350, along with a Case 2388 eight-row combine and two John Deere tractors, a 4960 and a 4840," Yoder says.
"We also run 20 center-pivot irrigation engines, either Chevy 454s, 350s, or Caterpillars or an older Minneapolis Moline. They are powered by natural gas, but go through a lot of oil."
The irrigation engines require an oil change about every 200 hours. In the semiarid area where a corn crop normally requires up to 25 in. of supplemental water, that means eight to 10 oil changes a year. That's about 20 gal. for the Chevys and up to 50 gal. for the Cats and the Moline. The oil vac makes the job a lot easier.
"I don't know what we would do without it," says Ron Toews, Yoder's head employee.
"The biggest advantage is that it eliminates the mess," Yoder says. "You get the oil out of the engines without having to handle it. We are not faced with handling near as many plastic containers. It is a very conservation friendly unit."
Price and features
The 1995 model unit cost Yoder about $3,500. The 2005 same-sized model is priced at about $7,500. Other units are priced according to the size of the unit and options.
The 120-gal. unit can remove approximately 30 gal. of oil in 10 minutes. The tanks are mounted on a 6-in. steel channel frame trailer. The highway-ready trailer is equipped with lights, electric brakes and heavy-duty safety chains. It has a 2-in. bulldog hitch and jack, ¾-in.- × 33-ft.-long hoses, a weather-tight toolbox, an oil filter receptacle and a 5.5-hp Honda Puma compressor.
"Optional equipment includes spring-loaded hose reels that run about $300 each," says Gary Sage, noting that hydraulic fluid and other industrial fluids may also be used in the oil vac system.
His farming activity now mostly involves family custom farm work and cash leasing his land. The oil vac company takes up most of his time.
It should. Customers now include not only the agricultural sector, but all types of industries that use heavy equipment. The U.S. military is also using Sage Oil Vac equipment worldwide.
The environmentally friendly products are being recognized more and more. With the Sage Oil Vac's ability to help prevent oil and other fluid spillage, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality awarded the product its Texas Environmental Excellence Award in 2003.
For more information on Sage Oil Vac products and uses, visit www.sageoilvac.com or call 877/645-8227.


text:
The saga of Portland's "historic" Made in Oregon sign is finally at an end. City Commissioner Randy Leonard announced today on his blog:
The sign formerly known as the "White Satin Sugar" sign, the "White Stag" sign, and the "Made in Oregon" sign, is soon to come under the ownership of the City of Portland through a generous donation being made by Ramsay Signs. Before the City takes ownership of the sign, it will be converted to read "Portland Oregon" in the styling of its predecessors, as shown below:
This is a "generous donation" in the same way that protection money paid to the Mafia is money spent on "security services." If you'll recall, Ramsay Signs, who owns the neon giant, was no longer being paid by the Made in Oregon chain store advertised in the current design. Ramsay found a willing buyer in the Eugene-based University of Oregon, whose Portland campus lies beneath the sign. The university understandably wanted to change the text to promote the school in exchange for lighting it, all while keeping the basic design intact.
Randy Leonard and the Portland Historic Landmark Commission stepped in to stop the deal, claiming that the current text, which was only changed in 1997 and previously hawked sugar and sports apparel, suddenly qualified as a historic landmark. Specifically the Commission wrote that "The loss of the quirky, historic upper-case 'E' and cut-off 'g' in the text are not in keeping with the landmark character of the sign," two typographical oddities this Portlander confesses not to have noticed until they took on such importance despite crossing the Burnside Bridge at least a couple times a week. Connoisseurs of font will presumably be happy to see that the new design retains these quirky letters.
Thus the sign was only "generously donated" to the city after the city violated Ramsay's property rights by blocking its sale and making it worthless to any private buyer. This is eminent domain by other means. The city gets the sign and Randy Leonard gets the credit. And who will pay to light the sign? The new owners, i.e. us:
The maintenance of the sign, electricity, and the costs of conversion to read "Portland Oregon" will be paid for with revenues from a newly established City-owned parking lot under the Burnside Bridge.
So instead of using these parking funds for city services we're using them to light a sign that the U of O would have lit for free. Brilliant.
Hat tip to Patrick Emerson, a.k.a. the Oregon Economist. Patrick supports the taking and thanks Leonard specifically, which can be read either as evidence that the sign really is a legitimate public good or that even savvy economists sometimes let their own preferences trump respect for property rights.
Update: Complete details of the deal here.
Update 3/26/10: Patrick has updated to say that he meant his "Thanks Randy" comment to be taken ironically and that he concerns about city ownership of the sign.


text:
(c. 605-18 February, 675) also known as Saint Colmán was Bishop of Lindisfarne from 661 until 664.
Spiritual student and disciple of Saint Columba. Monk at Iona.
He defended Celtic church practices against Saint Eilfrid and Saint Agilbert at the Synod of Whitby, a synod called by King Oswiu of Northumbria to decide on whether to use the Celtic or Latin method to calculate Easter. King Oswy insisted on the use of Latin rites, Colman refused, resigned his see, and in 664 led a group of dissident Irish and English monks first to Scotland, then to the Isle of Innishboffin, and then to Mayo.
In Ireland he founded the abbey and diocese of Mayo. One of the great heroes of the faith about whom the Venerable Bede wrote.
Propers for Colmán of Lindisfarne - Monk, Bishop and Churchman
The Collect.
O ALMIGHTY God, who hast called us to faith in thee, and hast compassed us about with so great a cloud of witnesses: Grant that we, encouraged by the good examples of thy Saints, and especially of thy servant Colmán, may persevere in running the race that is set before us, until at length, through thy mercy, we with them attain to thine eternal joy; through him who is the author and finisher of our faith, thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
The Epistle - Acts 1:1-9.
THE former treatise have I made, O Theophilus, of all that Jesus began both to do and teach, until the day in which he was taken up, after that he through the Holy Ghost had given commandments unto the apostles whom he had chosen: to whom also he shewed himself alive after his passion by many infallible proofs, being seen of them
forty days, and speaking of the things pertaining to the kingdom of God: and, being assembled together with them, commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem, but wait for the promise of the Father, which, saith he, ye have heard of me. For John truly baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence.
The Gospel - St. Luke 12:22-37.
JESUS said unto his disciples, Therefore I say unto you. Be not anxious for your life, what ye shall eat; neither for the body, what ye shall put on. The life is more than meat, and the body is more than raiment. Consider the ravens: for they neither sow nor reap; which neither have storehouse nor barn; and God feedeth them: how much more are ye better than the fowls? And which of you by being anxious can add a cubit to his span of life? If ye then be not able to do that which is least, why are ye anxious for the rest? Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. If then God so clothe the grass, which is to day in the field, and to morrow is cast into the oven; how much more will he clothe you, O ye of little faith? And seek not ye what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, neither be ye of anxious mind. For all these things do the nations of the world seek after: and your Father knoweth that ye have need of these things. But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall he added unto you. Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom. Sell that ye have, and give alms; provide yourselves bags which wax not old, a treasure in the heavens that faileth not, where no thief approacheth, neither moth corrupteth. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Let your loins be girded about, and your lamps burning; and ye yourselves like unto men that wait for their lord, when he will return from the wedding; that when he cometh and knocketh, they may open unto him immediately. Blessed are those servants, whom the lord when he cometh shall find watching: verily I say unto you, that he shall gird himself, and make them to sit down to meat, and will come forth and serve them.
Reference and Resources:


text:
|Facsimile of William Pell's Will page.
Appears with permission.
On 27 October 1914, just seventy-eight days before he was killed on 7 January 1915, my grandfather's first cousin, twenty-three year old William Pell wrote his last will and testament. It appears on page 14 of his army service small book, the page that bears the title WILL. With a flourish reminiscent of the sort of cursive writing a young boy might have learned in a school room, William wrote his final wishes in pencil, bequeathing all to Mother.
'Mother', he wrote, as though Teresa Pell was the only woman in all the world to ever bear that moniker. Surely, in the eyes of William she was the only one. While it is not uncommon to see Mother written in the final wishes of many young soldiers, it is no less poignant.
Today is the 98th anniversary of the day on which William was killed on the bloody field of battle in Belgium. He was among the first to be interred, just over the border from France, in a small and simple cemetery called Prowse Point. In that place 225 other young men would find their final resting place.
Other than the stone which marks his grave in Belgium, and bits of his service record, all that is left to us of William Pell is his British army pocket book, known as a 'Small Book'.
Each man who served in the King's army of the British Forces during the First World War was given a Small Book. All of the regulations of the branch in which these men served were laid out, chapter and verse, on the pages of this little book. There were also blank pages on which the soldiers could record information about the details of their training. Among these blank pages was the one entitled 'Will'. When a soldier was called to active service, this completed page would be given to his local army office. Sometimes the will page was not removed from his book until after his death, and some of these pages no longer exist at all. Although over 35,000 Irishmen were killed during the First World War, only 9,000 of their wills are extant.
The effects of most regular soldiers consisted of only their army pay and their clothing, and perhaps letters from home, small keepsakes tucked away in their kit bags. I often wonder, did the winds swirl overhead and the rain gently fall on that January day so long ago, and as William lay dying on the battlefield in Belgium, what was there left to be sent home to 'Mother'?
Do you have an Irish ancestor or relative who fought and was killed during the First World War?
If so, then be sure to visit the National Archives of Ireland collection of the wills of soldiers who died in the First World War (1914-1917). The collection is available for viewing online free of charge, via the NAI Genealogy website. The available wills comprise the first phase of an ongoing project by the National Archives to digitise the 9,000 wills of the soldiers who died. The remainder of the collection will be released online later in 2013.
In addition to the will pages, the collection also holds a number of letters, including those from the relatives of deceased soldiers, or fellow soldiers writing on behalf of the families of the deceased, stating the wishes of the deceased man with respect to the distribution of his effects. Other letters are from the soldiers themselves, letters which were sent to relatives or friends stating the soldier's wishes about who should inherit his effects if he died on the fields of battle. These letters were accepted by the British War Office in lieu of a will.
Click on image to view larger version.


text:
Broderson Delivers 10,000th Crane
This month, Broderson Mfg. Corp., Lenexa, Kan., celebrated the delivery of its 10,000th unit since the company was established in 1973. The IC-80, an 18,000-pound capacity industrial crane, has represented the core of Broderson's product line for 30 years. Popular in rental fleets, the 10,000th unit was ordered by Scott Equipment Co., Monroe, La. This […]Read more


text:
This hasn't been the easiest of winters. Perhaps you've noticed.
Most years we at least get a January thaw, a few gentle days that bolster our spirits enough to get us through the miserable days still to come. This year, we've had approximately one day above freezing since Labor Day, and enough days below zero that I keep thinking my thermometer is broken. (If only.)
Just thinking — if Vermonters are so helpful and caring of their neighbors why do so many still drive too fast for conditions and/or tailgate?
And wouldn't it be great if all the snow that people can't find room for here in the Northeast could be loaded into waterproof vehicles and trucked to the areas of the Southwest that are suffering record drought?
Mary Burchard
The full text of this article is only available to online subscribers.
Are you an online subscriber? Click to login.
Click here to learn more about our subscription options.
If you have a print subscription, you can now add an online subscription at no additional charge! Just email us with your name and mailing address to set it up.
I hesitate to use superlatives in writing, especially when describing any sort of sporting activity or weather phenomena. We live in an age of hyper-sensationalism when blizzards are given names and every other snowstorm is hyped up to be the storm of the decade (or century), when any athlete who makes a decent play is called a "hero," and when a football that loses a bit of air pressure due to a drop in temperature gets national media attention for a week and prompts calls for public executions.
MIDDLEBURY —The Middlebury Public Works Department will be clearing snow from downtown streets this evening, Tuesday, December 16, and Wednesday, December 17th, beginning at approximately 9:00 p.m. on both nights.
MIDDLEBURY — After a pre-Thanksgiving storm brought heavy snowfall on the busiest travel day of the year, Addison County was again smacked by a two-day storm. This past Tuesday and Wednesday saw more than a foot of freezing rain and heavy snow fall on Vermont, knocking out power for thousands, impeding travel and prompting cancelation of schools for two or three days.
MIDDLEBURY — Addison County's 23 towns bore the brunt of a Thanksgiving Eve snowstorm that blanketed Vermont and much of the Northeast on the busiest travel day of the year.
Forecasters from the National Weather Service office in South Burlington said Addison County got more snow than any other county in Vermont, ranging from 8 inches in Vergennes to 16.5 inches in Orwell.
"That was the jackpot area," said NWS meteorologist Andrew Loconto. "There was a pretty good snowband which dropped some good amounts across the county."
On the day before Thanksgiving, I awoke to see about what I expected to see outside - a couple of inches of wet snow.
Above: a cold December morning in Middlebury. Are we in for a similar scene this Thanksgiving weekend?
Weather is on the minds of many Vermont residents this week. Thanksgiving weekend involves travel for many people, and is also around the time that more wintry weather starts building into the region. This year will be no exception – a storm is forecast to move into the area on Wednesday, and it's hard to say if the storm will bring a drenching, frigid rain or the year's first significant snowfall.
Subscribe to Online Edition
Online PDF Print Edition
Copyright 2011 Addison Independent | 58 Maple Street, Middlebury, Vt. 05753 | All Rights Reserved
Site Development by Surf New Media


text:
Unofficial Events
- 1 Friday, June 27
- 2 Saturday, June 28
- 3 Sunday, June 29
- 3.1 APALA Literary Awards Reception/Membership Meeting - ACC 201C
- 3.2 APALA President's Program "Asian/Pacific American Leaders in Libraries: a Rare Commodity"
- 3.3 APALA sponsored program, "Religion, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Arab and Muslim World", Safi S.M. Safiullah and Ghada Elturk
- 3.4 APALA members & Hawaiian librarians reception
- 4 Monday, June 30
- 5 Tuesday, July 1
Friday, June 27
Little Saigon Bus Tour & Luncheon
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. "Little Saigon is the largest Vietnamese community outside of Viet Nam and is the social, economic and political capital of Vietnamese America. This is a guided tour that involves driving and promenades. An air conditioned bus tour let's you explore the cultural and commercial life of Little Saigon including the site of a newspaper and a Vietnamese-American radio station, where news, entertainment, and community services are delivered in both Vietnamese and English. We are also planning to make short stops along our route and finish with a lunch* at Chateau Brodard (famous for their Spring Rolls). Our tour guide will be Cathy Kim-Vân Q. Le, Adult Services Librarian at Aliso Viejo Library / OC Public Libraries. She is life long resident of Little Saigon."
Please arrive EARLY so we may leave On Time!!! Pick up and Return - Anaheim Marriott 700 West Convention Way Anaheim, California 92802 USA
We are limited to 47 passengers
Please Pre-Pay in Advance $15.00 for the Bus Tour
To make a reservation, please use the form found here: [1]
- Lunch will be at your own expense & they also serve vegetarian dishes.
See the APALA Website for more ALA events…. http://apalaweb.org
OCLC Symposium: The Mashed-Up Library
Friday, June 27, 2008, 1:30 – 4:30 pm
Marriott Anaheim, Platinum Ballroom 1-5
Developing new library services can now mean mixing data and functionality from several sources into "mash-ups" to provide a unique and powerful user experience. Some librarians have discovered how to use Web applications to adapt or create new services. Others are investigating this trend and looking for further guidance. Still others have found creative ways to deliver traditional programs to new populations.
Join our keynote speaker, Michael Schrage, author of Shared Minds: The New Technologies of Collaboration and columnist for CIO and MIT's Technology Review, and our panel of three librarians who have developed their own mash-ups. We'll hear from:
-Susan Gibbons, Associate Dean, Public Services & Collection Development, University of Rochester (NY) River Campus Libraries
-David Lee King, Digital Branch & Services Manager, Topeka & Shawnee County (KS) Public Library
-Mary Beth Sancomb-Moran, Librarian, University of Minnesota, Rochester
Pre-registration is requested
Saturday, June 28
Librarian/Disney Fan Meet ~ During the ProQuest Scholarship Bash
Where? Coca Cola Refreshment Corner in Disneyland Park. Meet by the Piano! [2]
Time? 8:45PM - Great viewing spot for fireworks at 9:25PM
Questions? Contact Stephanie B. @ email@example.com
Rocky Horror Picture Show
12:00 Midnight, after the Scholarship Bash
Rocky Horror Picture Show Information
Contact: Karin Dalziel, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, June 29
APALA Literary Awards Reception/Membership Meeting - ACC 201C
Sunday, June 29 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.:
APALA President's Program "Asian/Pacific American Leaders in Libraries: a Rare Commodity"
Sunday, June 29 10:30 - Noon: - ACC 201C
APALA sponsored program, "Religion, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Arab and Muslim World", Safi S.M. Safiullah and Ghada Elturk
Sunday, June 29 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.- ACC 211B
APALA members & Hawaiian librarians reception
Sunday, June 29 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.: ALA President Loriene Roy's Suite, Anaheim Hilton, 5th Floor Presidential Suite
LEARN HOW TO GAME AT YOUR LIBRARY WITH WIZARDS OF THE COAST! You're invited to a wine & cheese reception to launch the Wizards Play Network: A free gaming support service for your school or library.
- Learn how the Wizards Play Network can help you start gaming clubs in your school or library
- See demos of Magic: The Gathering® and Dungeons and Dragons®
- Meet the authors of New York Times best selling A Practical Guide to Monsters, A Practical Guide to Wizardry and Confessions of a Part-Time Sorceress: A Girl's Guide to Dungeons and Dragons
- Receive lots of giveaways to launch your gaming club
When: Sunday, June 29, 2008 6 pm – 9 pm
Where: Sheraton Hotel, 900 S. Disneyland Drive, In the Regent Room at lobby level
Monday, June 30
What are you expecting from MLS grads today?
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. at the Hilton Anaheim in Mezzanine 8
As part of its ongoing assessment activities, the Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) at Simmons College has asked Claudia Morner of JMA Consultants Incorporated to conduct a series of focus groups to learn what employers of graduates with a master's degree in library and information science the faculty and dean of the school and will help ensure that the program meets the changing needs of library science employers.
If you are interested in sharing your thoughts, please contact Claudia Morner at firstname.lastname@example.com to sign up for the focus group. Light refreshments will be served.
Tuesday, July 1
Esotouric presents Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles bus tour
Noon-7pm, tour price of $125 includes fixed price luncheon at Musso & Frank Grill http://www.esotouric.com/librarians-7-1-08


text:
Who We Are
Beaconsfield Baptist Church gathers people from across South-East Melbourne.
Through Christ, God has begun to change us. Join us as we grow to be more like Christ.
Morning Worship
Night Church
Checkout what's on by keeping an eye on our calendar. We post all our events here including youth and seniors events.
Latest News, Events and Blogs
New Sermon Series: The Unlikely – Judges
After the great leaders of the past (Moses, Joshua and others), the book of Judges covers centuries of the history of God's people, ultimately ending with everyone in Israel doing what is right in their own eyes. There's a cycle of rebellion, retribution, repentance and rescue. And yet throughout this period, God in his mercy
Family resemblance
When you have a child, people are interested in who in the family it looks like, who the child resembles. To be honest, I can't really tell, babies look like babies to me. But often, even complete strangers, will come up to us and tell us who they think our babies look like. People find
Escaping the Monkeysphere
Caring about people is hard. So many people and needs. So much going on, going wrong. Terror. Abuse. Depression. Poverty. Hate. We can be left feeling limited – there's only so much I can do. Liable – I should have done more. Lost – where can I start? Lonely – who's caring for me? Often,
Crowding Around Jesus
When people really want something… they'll form a queue. It may not always be orderly or neat, but people line up for the boxing day sales, they queue outside Aldi before the weekly "Special Buys" go on sale, there's even the few faithful crowding around apple stores when a new iPhone is released. We'll go
The One Message We Need To Hear
What if there was only one message you needed to hear? I've written 100 sermons but perhaps there should only be one I ever have to give. If I'd know that earlier, I could have saved myself a lot of time in preparation. Love God with everything. Love others as you love yourself. It's the
Aiming High (Courageous not clever)
When I was a teenager, I thought it was funny to say, "aim low, you'll never be disappointed." I thought it was kind of clever. Depressing, discouraging and devoid of hope… but clever. I was more interested in being clever than being courageous. We might not openly and intentionally think this way, but subconsciously, I
Loving Our City
Do you love this city? Recently Melbourne lost the title of "world's most liveable city." After 7 years at the top, it fell… to second place. But for a city that ranks so highly, we find it easy to pick its faults (transport, cost of living, safety, etc.). It's loud and busy and… that's why
Who we are & who we are becoming
Many of our Australian sporting teams carry a unique identity, a nickname. The rugby union team, the Wallabies. Our female cricketers, the Southern Stars and the soccer team are the Matildas. The men's hockey team are the Kookaburras. There's a certain theme, an Aussie flavour, a national identity. It continues with the rugby league team,
Sermons (8)
|Sharing in Grace
|Philippians 1:3-11 (Part of the Partnership in the Gospel series).
|Preached by Stuart Horsborough on 05/05/2019 (Sunday Morning (10am)).
|Transforming Hearts, Transforming Communities
|Philippians 2:12-18 (Part of the Partnership in the Gospel series).
|Preached by Elise on 28/04/2019 (Sunday Morning (10am)).


text:
There's a lot going on at this year's In The City festival, which kicks off in Manchester this Sunday (October 5) and runs to Tuesday (October 7). Bands are only one part of it, of course: panels and keynote speeches featuring the likes of Andrew Loog-Oldham, Alan McGee, Jarvis Cocker, Peter Hook and DiS' very own Sean Adams - amongst many others - promise to entertain and inform during the days, but it's to the evenings that we turn our attention here. After all, with the pedigree of uncovering the likes of Coldplay, Muse, The Darkness, etc In The City is one of the places where new bands break in this country. Here are our hot tips...
It's a known fact that DiS loves Grammatics. That's why we're putting them on at our Tuesday night showcase (7pm, the Night & Day, be there). But you should love them too, if you don't already, because they're one of most forward thinking young bands we've got on these shores. Theirs is ambitious, complicated pop music that deserves to be heard - think Cursive, Arcade Fire and Foals all stuck in a melting pot. And with a magnificent debut album set to drop early next year, this promises to be one of ITC's genuine 'I was there' moments.
Eugene McGuinness
It'd be fair to say Eugene McGuinness is DiS' acoustic singer-songwriter of choice. As mini album The Early Learnings Of... and, more recently, his self-titled debut LP have proved, McGuinness has a knack of twisting the mundane and the ordinary into something interesting, surreal and toe-tapping. His way with a melody is unquestionable, too. Few debut singles arrived last year finer than 'Monsters Under The Bed', but there's tunes aplenty besides in his already enviable canon. Whether he's playing solo (as he did for us in Sheffield a couple of weeks ago) or with band, rest assured you won't want to be missing this.
Purveyors of experimental post-rock that remains firmly on the right side of wanky (an all-too-rare feat, that), Leeds-based Vessels released one of the DiScover albums of the year in the shape of White Fields And Open Devices a couple of months ago. On-record forays into such disparate areas as folk and metal promises to make their ITC performance one of the more varied, and undoubtedly one of the best for closing your eyes and nodding away to.
Kill It Kid
Here's a bit of an ITC curveball. Kill It Kid first came to our attention a while ago, and theirs is a sound you don't forget it in a hurry. A bit like Wild Beasts, they're sure to be an act who divide opinion but, with their seemingly illegitimate marriage of the blues and gypsy-folk, they're certainly one who'll make you sit up and listen, even if you don't like what you hear. We do: boy/girl dual vocals, violins, slide-guitar and a smattering of operatics are, of course, among the finer things in life.
Little Boots
Little Boots is Victoria Hesketh, once of Northern indie could-have-beens Dead Disco. Since then she's successfully undergone something of an electro-pop makeover, and with two killer singles ('Meddle' and 'Stuck On Repeat') in the bag already, the Hot Chip boys on speed dial for production assistance and a host of top DJs queuing up to remix her stuff, 2009 looks set to be the year Little Boots storms the charts. The plethora of YouTube videos showing her covering pop classics (and her own tunes) with just a piano for company suggest there's much more going on here than cutting edge production in a currently fashionable genre.
See also...
These New Puritans - Myspace
Tubelord - Myspace
Baddies - Myspace
A.Human - Myspace
To The Bones - Myspace
Find more information on the official ITC website
- - -


text:
Please help Silk Screen transform the cultural landscape of Pittsburgh — become a volunteer. Silk Screen is always looking for committed, enthusiastic, energetic and friendly volunteers. As a volunteer with Silk Screen, you will meet others who are interested in film and Asian culture, and get an inside look into the production of a growing, community-based film festival.
Silk Screen volunteers are a wide range of people from all walks of life: high school, undergraduate and graduate students; Film and Asian Culture enthusiasts; seniors looking to expand their life experiences; parents who wish to demonstrate the value of volunteering to their children; and professionals wishing to expand their community-based involvement.
The rewards of volunteering for Silk Screen:
- Experience new cultures
- Attend fundraisers, Red Carpet Gala, educational workshops, and other special events
- Meet filmmakers, actors, producers, and other members of the film industry
- Expand professional network
Contact us and include any special skills or expertise. Please send a resume and let us know of your schedule, availability of transportation, and any other special needs. Thank you!


text:
From the Vault: the 2008 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate main content.
by AMNH on
Every year, the Museum is proud to host the Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate, which brings together prominent scientists and public figures to discuss pressing questions on the frontier of scientific discovery.
Moderated by Neil deGrasse Tyson, who is the Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium, the 2014 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate is titled "Selling Space" and will feature panelists including Elliot Pulham of Space Foundation and Tom Shelley of Space Adventures Ltd. discussing the commercialization of space. Tickets for this event have already sold out, but the debate will be live-streamed on Wednesday March 19 at 7:30 PM Eastern Standard Time at amnh.org/LIVE. By March 21, the debate will also be available as a video on AMNH.tv or on the Museum's YouTube channel.
In anticipation of the 2014 debate, this week's podcast brings you a recording of the 2008 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate, titled "Mining the Sky." Listen as panelists such as Cassie Conley, Acting Planetary Protection officer of NASA and Charles F. Fogarty, Professor of Economic Geology at the Colorado School of Mines discuss the natural resources found on cosmic bodies that may prove valuable to life on Earth. The event was moderated by Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil deGrasse Tyson and took place at the Museum on March 13, 2008.
Podcast: Download | RSS | iTunes (2 hours and 1 min, 145 MB)
The late Dr. Isaac Asimov, one of the most prolific and influential authors of our time, was a dear friend and supporter of the American Museum of Natural History. In his memory, the Hayden Planetarium is honored to host the annual Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate — generously endowed by relatives, friends, and admirers of Isaac Asimov and his work — bringing the finest minds in the world to the Museum each year to debate pressing questions on the frontier of scientific discovery. Proceeds from ticket sales of the Isaac Asimov Memorial Debates benefit the scientific and educational programs of the Hayden Planetarium.


text:
We are using cookies and tracking technologies to give you the best experience on our site and to show you relevant advertising according to our cookie policy.
Mozilla FirefoxUpgrade
recommendedA highly customisable and trusted web browser.
Google ChromeUpgrade
A fast, secure and incredibly popular, modern web browser.
Internet Explorer 11Upgrade
Internet Explorer 11 is fast and supports modern web standards.
The browser you are using at the moment is an outdated version which will not allow you to access all of the good stuff we're building in to our new site.
As well as being able to continue playing at Jackpot247, using a newer browser will bring you some big benefits wherever you are on the internet – you will be able to load websites quicker, and you will also greatly improve your security online.


text:
Darkness! Darkness is spreading! No, not the PS3—though that's spreading too—we're talking about Charlie Murphy and his appearance at the PS3 NY Launch Party on November 16. If you're one of the first 400 to show up at 550 Madison Ave., NYC, and you'll see host Ludacris and hear music by D-Nice, not to mention be able to purchase your own PS3. Party starts at 9:00PM.
If you're in SF, you're in luck as The Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President, and an Onlympic Gold Medalist show u...wait, is that right? NY gets Ludacris and Charlie Murphy, and SF gets the COO of Marketing? At least there's a "highly anticipated musical performance", which means "we don't know who's going to be there yet because he hasn't confirmed, so we're scrambling. Please come anyway!" Party starts at 8:30PM and lasts 'til 10:00PM on the barricaded 4th Street, and you can buy your PS3 at midnight.
Bonus points: send a picture of yourself with the newly bought PS3 in your pants.


text:
Discovery Kids to Premiere New Animated Series DOKI
In 2013, Discovery Kids is gearing up to premiere the brand new animated preschool series DOKI, based on the wildly popular character for Discovery Kids Latin America. DOKI began his television career as an animated character on Discovery Kids, Latin America's 24-hour pre-school channel dedicated to the youngest members of the household. Now, as the star of this much-anticipated new series, viewers will follow DOKI and his friends as they embark on fascinating expeditions to discover the wonders of the world."Giving DOKI and his friends their own series speaks to the overwhelming success that Doki has had on Discovery Kids" said Angela Recio Sondon, Vice President and Channel Director of Discovery Kids Latin America. "This series will delight DOKI fans as well as attract new ones, and will create opportunities for multiple touch-points between DOKI and children everywhere.""Children are inquisitive by Nature and there is no one better to take them on fun-filled adventures than DOKI and his friends," said Adriano Schmid, Senior Producer, Discovery Networks International. "Children will learn about the world around us through fun, mystery and a few mishaps." Discovery Kids Latin America tapped Portfolio Entertainment to create the show, in response to an overwhelming demand from audiences who wanted to see more of the lovable DOKI. The inquisitive DOKI has a lot of questions - and he will go anywhere on the planet to get the answers! Any query can spark an expedition - where do rubber bands come from? What was it really like living in a castle? Do dragons really exist? From China to Brazil and from the bottom of the sea to the far reaches of outer space, DOKI and his friends Oto, Mundi, Fico, Anabella and Gabi set out on far flung adventures to get to the bottom - and sometimes the top - of the question.About Discovery Kids:Discovery Kids is Latin America's pioneer in children's television with 24 hours dedicated to the youngest members of the household. Through a combination of characters and captivating series, Discovery Kids motivates children to identify with real-life experiences offering a safe Haven that nurtures their innate curiosity. (C)2012 Discovery Communications, LLC. Discovery Kids and its Logo are registered marks of Discovery Communications, LLC. All rights reserved. To learn more about Discovery Kids visit http://www.tudiscoverykids.com; follow us on Twitter @Discovery_Kids, and like us on Facebook: facebook.com/tudiscoverykids. About Discovery Networks Latin America/U.S. Hispanic:Discovery Networks Latin America/U.S. Hispanic (DLA/USH) is a division of Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK), the world's number-one non-fiction media company reaching more than 1.8 billion cumulative subscribers in 217 countries and territories. Discovery is dedicated to satisfying Curiosity through 153 worldwide television networks, led by Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Science and Investigation Discovery, as well as US joint venture networks OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, The HUB and 3net, the first 24-hour 3D network. Discovery also is a leading provider of educational products and services to schools and owns and operates a diversified portfolio of digital media services, including HowStuffWorks.com. In Latin America, DLA/USH distributes 13 brands that reach 247 million cumulative subscribers in 44 countries and territories, including Discovery Channel, Discovery Kids, Animal Planet, Investigation Discovery, TLC, Discovery Home & Health, Discovery Civilization, Discovery Science, Discovery Turbo, Discovery HD Theater, TLC HD, Discovery Home & Health HD and Investigation Discovery HD. In the United States, DLA/USH also operates two U.S. Hispanic brands for Spanish-speaking audiences, Discovery en Español and Discovery Familia, both fully distributed on U.S. Hispanic tiers.


text:
Ordinary Means
Nowadays, ordinary is a bad word. In a culture that is constantly looking for the next big thing, who wants what is ordinary? We want the spectacular. We want what is bigger, better, and exciting. We desire extraordinary gadgets, extraordinary …Read More
Schism and the Local Church
Although the Great Schism occurred in the eleventh century, dealing with schismatic people in the local church has been a problem since the days of the apostles. Writing to the church at Corinth around AD 55, Paul said, "I appeal …Read More
Michael G. Brown
Rev. Michael G. Brown is pastor of Christ United Reformed Church in Santee, Calif. He is author of Christ and the Condition.


text:
I clicked to join the queue, waited a few minutes, and the pic of a Frostwolf Orc and Stormpike Guard Dwarf filled my screen.
"Ah...." I sighed in content. "Alterac Valley. The best BG in the game."
Then my Lock ported into the loading tunnel and was greeted by farts, belches, nose pickings, and some guy yelling "I'm running around naaaked!!!"
I was playing Alterac Valley with 39 teenagers. Yay me.
(I mentioned this to Vidyala from Manalicious, who happened to be logged in at the time, and she said "Did you see that strip from The Oatmeal about that? Oh wait, you posted that, didn't you?" Art imitates life, I'm afraid.)
For my money, AV is a great learning Battleground, and probably the best starter BG for someone who has never tried BGs before but wanted to test them out.
Before anyone points out the value of creating an alt just to try Warsong Gulch at L10, yes, I'm aware of that as an option. That method of getting your toes wet in BGs does have advantages, namely that you start to learn the PvP capabilities of your class at the beginner level, and your skill will grow over time as you gain in abilities. However, starting at whatever level your toon is at (presumably max level or at least L45) and queuing for Alterac Valley has advantages too:
- You are one of 40 players on your side. If you screw up, odds are good that you're not going to drag down your team much at all. With WSG (and to a lesser extent Arathi Basin and Eye of the Storm), one player's mistakes are far more costly to your side. What this means is that in AV, you have a little bit of license to try things out and not worry about messing up too much.
- In a large BG such as Alterac Valley, there will always be someone more poorly geared than you are. From quest greens through the latest Ruthless Gladiator set, all types can find a home in AV.
- AV has pretty standard strategies (zerg and turtle being the most common), so you don't have to know the intricacies of the BG to contribute.
- There is always someone attempting to complete the external AV quests, particularly at the lower levels. This kind of ties into my first point in that AV is forgiving enough that one or two people will wander off and not impact their team so much. Now, I'm not talking about the in-BG quests you find to go and bring back gear to quest givers at each base --I haven't seen anyone do that in a long while-- but the "Capture a mine" and "Defend a tower" quests. While this isn't a big deal in today's WoW, back in Vanilla it was a moderately big deal to get the trinkets from the Frostwolf or Stormpike factions, and completing the quests helped get some of that rep. Besides, if you play Arathi Basin and you complete that starter quest, you're probably thinking "oh yeah, these BG quests aren't a problem." Until you head into gnoll caverns and have to fight your way through against monsters 4 levels higher than you, that is.
- When in doubt, help to capture a tower. Graveyards are a bit trickier, because there are times when it makes more sense to not capture one, but towers are always ripe for picking.
- The natural tendency of a newbie PvPer is to travel in a pack, and that is perfect for a big BG such as Alterac Valley. Stick with the pack as much as you can, and you lessen the chance of getting jumped from behind. For clothies, I can't stress this enough. Rogues and Hunters love clothies, particularly stragglers.
- If you're really lucky --or unlucky, based on how quickly you want to play the game-- you can witness the elemental summoning. I haven't seen it myself, but it does happen from time to time, and there's nothing like having a raid level boss on your side.
- Honor per game is better than almost all of the other BGs. Since there are no vehicles to worry about ala Isle of Conquest or Strand of the Ancients, Alterac Valley is a big ol' backyard brawl. The honor will add up very quickly, particularly in a series of quickly resolved zerg games. And yes, that means that even if you lose you'll get some decent honor so that you can buy PvP gear more quickly. (And yes, I meant quickly. I did say it three times, no?)
Back in AV, I ignored the excesses of the hormone driven crowd and followed along until Snowfall Graveyard, when I peeled off to cap it. A feral druid pulled in next to me and asked if I wanted to stay with him to defend it.
"No," I said. "There's no need. It's a disadvantage for the Horde to take this; we're better off going to Tower Point instead."
"Okay. You lead."
We reached TP to find that the rest of the group had pushed on ahead, so we darted up the ramp and waited. A priest arrived for support just as "the Horde have captured Snowfall Graveyard" scrolled on screen.
"They actually took the bait," I said.
"Yeah," the priest replied, "you know they're going to lose when they can't resist taking it from us."
A swarm of Hordies came charging up the ramps, and all we had to do was hold out for 20 seconds. I was spamming every fear ability I had while the priest got knocked off the ramp. The druid got two on him and I feared one away. My succubus disabled one and Howl of Terror procced again.
10 seconds.
I got hit and stunned and quickly used my trinket in combo with Death Coil. The feral had two more on him, and a Tauren Sunwalker came barreling in.
5 seconds.
I cast Fear. The cast bar crawled across the screen.
"Come on.... Come on...."
The Sunwalker turned to the Feral just as I feared him. He ran out the room.
The feral died.
Howl of Terror procced just as the two on the Feral turned to me. I mashed the button so hard I was sure I broke the key.
A Judgement hammer struck me and left me with around 50 health left.
Boom! Flames exploded around the tower, and I whooped as the Sunwalker finished me off.
"GJ on TP!" the designated tank hollered.
Ah, Alterac Valley. Such fun indeed.


text:
A Plan to Transfer into the Engineering Program at Sonoma State University
This document gives details about which courses can be transferred and applied towards the BSEE degree at Sonoma State and presents a 2-year transfer plan for Santa Rosa Junior College students. For general requirements to transfer to SSU, please visit the Admission section of the SSU catalog.
Where are you transferring from?
We are committed to ensure our engineering transfer students complete their EE degrees within a reasonable time by providing them the proper pathway to graduation. Please see the alternative roadmap if you are transferring from one of the following local colleges:
- Alternative Roadmap for EE transfer students from Santa Rosa JC
- Alternative Roadmap for EE transfer students from Napa Valley JC
Transferable Courses to Meet BSEE Degree Requirements
The transfer students admitted to SSU and accepted into the BSEE major can transfer up to 70 units of courses to be applied towards the BSEE degree and must complete at least 30 units at Sonoma State as per residency requirement. Transferable courses applicable towards the BSEE degree are those (i)designated for baccalaureate credit by the college or university offering the courses, (ii)completed by the student with acceptable grades, and, (iii)meeting the BSEE curriculum requirements.
Articulation Agreements to Facilitate Transfers
The courses are transferred based on (i)the articulation agreement between the public higher education institutions in California, or, (ii)the articulation agreement between transferring institution and the receiving institution (or departments), if one exists. If an applicable articulation between the transferring institution and SSU does not exist, the student's transcript is evaluated by the Admissions and Records division of SSU for the transfer of GE courses and by the Engineering Science department for the transfer of all other courses. For the existing articulation agreements between the public higher education institutions in California, please visit the website at www.assist.org and/or www.cansystem.org.
Articulation Agreement Between Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC)
and the Engineering Science (ES) Department
The ES Department has developed a course plan under which the students attending Santa Rosa Junior College can complete requirements of the first two years of the SSU's BSEE program at SRJC and then transfer into the fifth semester of the program to complete BSEE degree at SSU in the next two years.
CSU Transfer Policy
Students having 60 transferable semester units with a "C" average (2.0) will be eligible to transfer to a California State University providing a minimum of 30 units in GE, including all of Areas A and B4, is completed with grades of C or better.
The students admitted with full certification of completion of 39 units of the 48-unit GE requirement for graduation from the CSU may not be held to additional lower division General Education requirements. For 39-unit GE pattern for full certification and other details, a student should see a counselor at his/her junior college.
LDTP (Lower-Division Transfer Patterns)
The Lower-Division Transfer Patterns (LDTP) project, sponsored by the California State University (CSU) and supported by the California Community Colleges, presents potential transfer students with a set of "road maps" to follow that will ensure appropriate academic preparation for studies at CSU and that will decrease time to graduation once these students enter the CSU. The LDTP for each discipline has a statewide as well as campus-specific components. The statewide component of the LDTP is appropriate for any CSU campus that offers the major and is comprised of general education coursework as well as some courses within the discipline. The campus-specific component identifies discipline related coursework relevant to the major at the specific CSU campus. Together these components for an LDTP discipline will total at least 60 units, the number needed to transfer to CSU as an upper-division student.
For details, please visit CSU STUDENT TRANSFER page.


text:
Below you can see the picture gallery from Bush Series C Modern L Shaped Corner Office Desk With Drawers In Shape Decor 16
white office desk l shape all about house design modern within plans 29, l shape office desk pertaining to idea 28, l shaped desks office chairs durban furniture and regarding desk shape decor 27, best l shape office desk home greenvirals style throughout designs 26, offcity x8 executive melamine office desk l shaped within shape plan 25, l shaped office desk new used the manager inc within shape inspirations 24, sofa design astounding l shaped office desk manufacturer with regard to shape decor 23, ultimate office l shaped desk on inspiration to remodel home pertaining shape design 22, executive l shaped office desk r rtn kes 057 desks pertaining to shape decorations 21, amazon com 4pc l shape modern contemporary executive office desk with regard to decorations 20, office desk l shape voicesofimani com with decorations 19, custom l shaped reclaimed wood home office desk mortise tenon with regard to shape inspirations 18, l office desk crafts home with shape decor 17, bush series c modern l shaped corner office desk with drawers in shape decor 16, contemporary l shape table greenville home trend elegant inside office desk idea 15, latitude run toby l shape computer desk reviews wayfair within office ideas 14, am314n amber l shaped office desk 71 classic design 5 color throughout shape decorations 13, executive l shaped office desk rtn kes 058 desks regarding shape plans 12, l shaped bow front desk new life office pertaining to shape inspirations 11, l shaped desk shop for an computer at nbf com with office shape decor 10, perfect 25 best ideas about l shaped desk on pinterest office pertaining to shape decor 9, executive laminate l shape office desk with hutch ebay for decorations 8, techno executive l shaped office desk rudnick discounted modern with shape idea 7, corner l shaped desks at office depot officemax for desk shape idea 6, monarch cappuccino hollow core l shaped home office desk hayneedle inside shape design 5, techno executive l shape office desk rudnick discounted inside designs 4, l shaped desk shop for an computer at nbf com pertaining to office shape designs 3, bedford l shaped office desk return small bed 6678l desks intended for shape plans 2, l shaped desk shop for an computer at nbf com regarding office shape decor 1, realspace magellan performance collection l desk espresso by with office shape designs 0, Gallery.
hopeimagey you find the image you are looking for on our website, you also can see popular picture in popular post box.
If you like this picture please right click and save the picture, thanks for visiting this website, we provide a lot of options related to Bush Series C Modern L Shaped Corner Office Desk With Drawers In Shape Decor 16 images for you, do not hesitate to come back.


text:
'Malibu Country' Trailer Gives First Look at Reba McEntire's New Comedy Series
Following a successful television run with her self-titled sitcom 'Reba,' Reba McEntire is getting another crack at the small screen. The singer-turned-actress' new series, 'Malibu Country,' has been picked up by ABC, after a pilot episode was given the greenlight earlier this year. Now, the first official trailer for the series has been released.
In the clip below, McEntire tells the dramatic story of how she and her kids found their way out to Malibu. Following a divorce from her cheating husband, the fiery redhead packs up the car and heads west with her brood -- mom (Lily Tomlin) included -- in tow. But like any good comedy show, you know things aren't going to be as smooth as the singer had originally planned.
ABC's official synopsis of 'Malibu Country' reads:
When Reba Gallagher (Reba) discovers that her husband, Bobby, (Jeffrey Nordling) a country music legend, has a cheatin' heart, her world is turned upside down. Reba dreamt of becoming a country star herself, but put her career on hold to raise a family. Now she's questioning all of that, big-time. With the ink on her divorce barely dry, Reba packs up her sharp-tongued mother, Lillie May (Lily Tomlin), her two kids and the U-Haul and heads for sunny California to begin a new chapter. Leaving Nashville in the rear view, they start over at their Malibu residence — the last remaining asset they have. Reba gets to know her new open and loving neighbor Kim (Sara Rue) and her son, Sage, but also discovers that relocation to Southern California is going to be quite an adjustment for a traditional southern belle: the West Coast seems like the polar opposite of Music City, and Reba feels like an outsider. Still, with the support of her family she sets about finding her voice, jump-starting her music career with the help of her new music agent, Geoffrey (Jai Rodriguez), and embracing this chance to begin again.
'Malibu Country' will air Fridays starting this November on ABC.
Watch the 'Malibu Country' Trailer Starring Reba McEntire


text:
Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action
The Department of the Treasury is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are working
hard to ensure our department is a fair and diverse place to work.The Affirmative Action Officer handles AA/EEO issues for the Department
of the Treasury and its direct employees. If you are a public works contractor
or a vendor providing goods and/or services to a government entity and
need to complete affirmative action reporting forms, please visit the
Contract Compliance and Equal Employment Opportunity in Public Contracting
Treasurer's EEO/AA
Policy Statement
Administration: Home | Govt Records Access | Job Opportunities | Contact Us
Administrative Services: Fiscal and Resources | HR | Technology | Affirmative Action | Internal Audit | Ethics
Support Services: Transportation Services | Capitol Post Office | Print Shop


text:
Advanced Search |
Search Tips
Marble lantern.
1.7m tall.
Hand carved marble from vietnam.
Each piece is carved out of one single piece of marble.
No two statues are the same.
We promise to never spam you, and just use your email address to identify you as a valid customer.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!
Copyright 2019 Grow Master Heatherton.


text:
Qualifying for the special election to fill the vacated tax commissioner's seat will be held Aug. 4-6.
Louise Watson retired from the post effective May 31 after 25 years in office. An election to fill the remaining two years of her term will be held Nov. 4.
The fee to qualify is $1,491.65. Qualifying opens at the board of elections office at the county government complex at 9 a.m., Monday, Aug. 4, and concludes Wednesday, Aug. 6, at 4 p.m.
All persons who are not registered to vote and wish to cast a ballot in the special election have through the close of business Oct. 6. Early voting will be held Oct. 28 through Oct. 31 at the elections office. If necessary, a runoff will be held Dec. 2.
Qualifying ahead for tax office
No Trackbacks
Display comments as (Linear | Threaded)


text:
Jewelry WordPress Themes
We have a collection of 6 designs in this area!
Jewelry is serious business, and you need a serious website if you're a jewelry dealer. You don't make your own gemstones, so why would you make your own wordpress themes? Your business is taking care of people, and knowing a beautiful thing when you see it, so let us take care of your website so you can continue to bring people the fabulous wedding rings, diamond pendants, gold earrings, platinum bracelets, rose gold necklaces, and other jewelry you've been bringing them since the beginning.
Our jewelry WordPress themes are pre-made templates for the popular WordPress blogging software. Our WordPress templates will give your blog a professional, high quality look that will surely impress your visitors. These unique beautiful designs are simple to customize and will allow your jewelry blogging website to stand apart from everyone else who use the free generic WordPress themes. If you already have a web blog powered by WordPress you may consider switching to one of our attractive themes we offer without losing any of the blogging content you have created.


text:
File download information...
Post 16 retention data.pdf
|Content type
|1 year ago
|5 months ago
|post retention data pdf
|Download Preview ☹
Post 16 retention data.pdf is a portable multi-platform document format that may contain an ebook, report, manual or general purpose data. The download size as indicated by the server is 37.38KB (38273 bytes). The host server on www.imberhorne.co.uk has returned application/pdf as the content type of the download which was updated on 04/30/2018 and was last checked by Webeaver.com crawlers on 01/17/2019. You may use one or more of the following keywords [post retention data pdf] to search for other files related to the one you are about to download.
→ Before use, please run an Antivirus scan to avoid any potential virus or malware infection. You can check host safe browsing here.
→ Feel free to find here some of the Best PDF Reader for pdf files.
→ Please, refer to the source page for more information about license and use conditions.
Webeaver.com does not host any files on its servers and Post 16 retention data.pdf remains the property of its respective owner. We have no controle over the nature, content and the availability of the file listed here for free download and hosted on www.imberhorne.co.uk.


text:
Mon, 22 June 2009
When will Senator Harkin apologize for enslaving Iowans?
I see that while I was gone on vacation, the political parasite class has again tried to push the guilt gland with yet another apology for slavery….even though some 140 years have passed since illegal slavery was banned by Constitutional amendment, bought with the price of hundreds of thousands of lives in an unholy war…and the destruction of our form of government…a constitutional republic.
The same bottom feeders which always thrive by cultural conflict are at it again. Sen. Harkin and other likely suspects have issued yet another apology for long gone offenses to a generation which has no victims of slavery…merely recipients of the blessings of liberty and other people's money.
In the slight chance that I could be wrong, I think I'll take Harkin's apology seriously…and apply it consistently and maliciously.
Slavery and involuntary servitude…that is, compelled labor or service in the behalf of somebody else…was regulated by the Thirteenth Amendment.. Does the Constitution make it all illegal? No…the 13th Amendment declares it illegal to enslave or compel service out of anybody but criminals. Be certain. The ONLY person who can be legally indentured to another is a criminal impressed into service for the restitution of his victims.
Do you see any other person or class listed by the Constitution who can be legally impressed into the service of others? No!
Therefore, to be compelled to pay the bills of someone else is slavery.. So, if an apology for slavery is going to be issued by Harkin and other cultural Marxists, for past illegal slavery, then we should also extend it to a bunch more people.
If we are going to apologize to victims of slavery, we'll have to apologize to everyone who has been forced to contribute to Social Security….people, who have been robbed of the time value of their own productivity to fund a government Ponzi scheme which robs one generation for the benefit of another.
Now, the system has become unsustainable as fewer and fewer pay more and more to keep the scam going.
Let's also remember to apologize to the people paying for Medicare and Medicaid…or the I-Hawk scam…people forced to pay other people's bills or
Taxpayers are owed an apology for being indentured to the parents of the illegitimate children of dead beat dads who donate their sperm to women to whom they are not married which bear children they cannot support and pass on the cost to everyone else…
We, the bill-paying slaves, in service of the profligate are owed an apology for our slavery, and servitude to the welfare state.
The taxpayers are owed an apology for being impressed into the service of illegals, paying their medical costs, educating their children, cleaning up their messes and funding their social costs of people who are not here legally and the scumbags who hire them while paying a sub-Iowa wage…from them, we are owed an apology.
This apology list is nearly endless…as our political class has embraced nearly every silly notion, every lawless act, every moral claim…of every aggrieved class…anyone who can afford to pay a tax-supported professional whiner to complain at a high level…to keep the money tree shaken….to enslave the decent in behalf of the law breaker…to impress the productive into the service of the unproductive…to enslave the moral into the service of the immoral lout….the responsible into the service of the moral vagabond...to compel the Godly into the service of the infidel…
We have been handed an Adams Family culture, where our values have been turned upside down…where foul has been converted to fair.
There isn't a single institution in our pagan welfare state which is functioning. Our law system is broken, our education system is busted, our health care system corrupt and unsustainable…our economy debt ridden, our currency devalued…our war making un-Constitutional foreign policy, our nation-building empire in the name of pagan democracy…a false religion which has enslaved us just as it did ancient Israel..
Never in human history has a Godly free people been conquered, enslaved and debauched as thoroughly and quickly as our own…and the worst part of it is? We have forged our own chains and willingly put on the manacles of our own servitude.
When pagans took over our schools, we just smiled and said, "OK, as long as we have a winning football team."
When pagan took over the courts and told us, "We, the courts, have final say", we just sighed, "Well, I guess that's right"
When pagans took over control of our jobs and exported them, we said, "Well we have to have free trade"
When pagans took over our energy resources and told us we can't develop them cuz it might make Mother Earth mad, we just said, "Well we'll just have to pay more"
When our political class takes our son's and daughter's to war to bring democracy to Islam so we can maintain our dependence on Islamic oil, cuz we won't develop our own resources, we just chanted, "Well, I guess that's the price of freedom"…
When the accumulated wealth of generations is stolen by the money changers running a government-sponsored counterfeiting ring we say, "I hope the stimulus check comes in today's mail"
We are definitely owed an apology for slavery…our own.
By the political class which builds casinos and calls it economic development…which builds tax funded arenas for circuses (or hockey…same thing) which the tax-strapped public was neither interested in to begin with, nor could any longer afford to attend.
By the political class, which feeds upon our servitude and maintains its power by buying votes of the recipient class with our own money..
By we ourselves, for assenting every link in our own chains, by neglecting our freedom…assent to servitude by our own neglect…an apology is required for our own complicity in our own slavery.
So, Senator Harkin… your feeble apology to people no longer here to receive it is just empty political rhetoric. I'll await a more substantial one with great interest.
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:35am CDT


text:
Hi All,
I have just recently installed Psychtoolbox in MATLAB (2011b), operating in Ubuntu 11.10. Ptb in general seems to work fine.
I have issues trying to get PTB to initialize Lumina Box conneted to an USB serial port, which connects to a lumina response box (LSC-400). When I call CederusResponseBox('dev/ttylUSB0',['9600'])
the script hangs in an endless loop around line 1100 trying to send some bytes to the box and waiting for a response (which does not arrive).
I don't know why this is failing, i.e. it may be the USB to serial port interface is not correctly installed - and I don't know how one could test this.
In terms of a driver, so far I have only enabled a serial (RS232) port drive (dev/ttylUSB0) on Ubuntu linux. Here is the following link for that process: http://blog.mypapit.net/2008/05/how-...in-ubuntu.html
Does anybody successfully use a USB to serial port interface with matlab and Linux?


text:
Scott Games' latest freeware title, The Desolate Hope, features stunning artwork, a gripping sci-fi story, and its coffee pot protagonist. It also packs a triple punch with three distinct gameplay types. The side scrolling action has different platforming elements for each section, overhead adventure distills fun elements of a classic Zelda (including walls you can walk through or destroy) and the turn-based, RPG-style boss battles bring challenging gameplay.
Only registered members can share their thoughts. So come on! Join the community today (totally free - or sign in with your social account on the right) and join in the conversation.


text:
Today I get to test drive Yamaha's Viking Side-by-Side (SxS) vehicle on a working ranch in Warlund, Wyoming. The new 2014 machines is designed to be both a working vehicle for the farm mixed with performance features for trail riding and roading. The vehicles were officially launched in June, when we gave you the first look of the features. .
This Viking is billed as the first to offer true three-person seating, featuring three independent bucket seats. Plus, it is powered by Yamaha's most powerful four-wheel drive engine to date. Stay tuned for our first impressions.
For more information visit yamahamotorsports.com.
Like what you're reading? Subscribe to Farm Industry News Now e-newsletter to get the latest news and more straight to your inbox twice weekly.


text:
Pubs and Clubs welcomes Pubs, Clubs & Restaurants Brisbane and Surrounds Meadowbrook - QLD, find places to dine and relax from our extensive range of listings with Pubs and Clubs. Select a restaurant or expand your search to include pubs in areas around Brisbane and Surrounds. You can also refine your search by cuisine or price. Find Featured entertainment with some of the best Bars throughout Meadowbrook Brisbane and Surrounds.
Find Bars in Brisbane and Surrounds Meadowbrook QLD, 4131 search things to do and eat in your holiday location with Pubs and Clubs.
Address: 1/ 7 Logandowns Drv, Meadowbrook QLD 4131
Address: 1-7 Logandowns, Meadowbrook QLD 4131
copyright © 2019 Pubs and Clubs. All rights reserved.


text: I missed the original post of this, sorry, but this problem description is just crying out memory leak to me. A memory leak is the one way I know of for a program to be able to consistently crash a node from userspace across kernel releases or hardware platforms. I suppose there are probably others, but offhand I cannot think of any. The "ten minutes" is especially revealing -- it cannot be just any old system bug -- it has to be something that happens after roughly uniform interval. If it is a 2.4.x associated bug (and doesn't happen for 2.2.x kernels) it might alternatively be the problem associated with buffering and caching and might be solvable by giving the nodes at least 2xMemory in swap or no swap at all as discussed a few days ago. I would try to debug this by cranking up a performance monitor of one sort or another and watch all the components of memory (and other system) utilization on the master node. Of course you should also read through /var/log/messages during the crash, as if the system e.g. runs out of memory (or even screws up buffers somehow) there will usually be telltale messages from systems daemons and so forth that crash a minute or so before a critical component dies and the system goes away. rgb > > I've been using Linux for several years, but am new to Linux cluster computing. > > Even though this code runs as a normal user (not root), it will hard-hang the > > "master" node in about 10 minutes. "Hard-hang" means nothing on console, disk light on > > solid, doesn't respond to reset or power switches- have to reset by pulling plug. > > > > I've tried the stock 2.4.2-2 kernel that loads with RedHat 7.1, I've tried the 2.4.2 > > kernel recompiled to specifically call the CPU an Athlon, and I've tried > > downloading/using the 2.4.4 kernel. All of my attempts produce the same result- > > his program can crash the system every time it is run. > > > > I've searched the normal dejanews/altavista sites for Linux/Athlon/hang, but nothing > > interesting pops out. I must be missing something simple- the 2.4.X kernels > > can't be that unstable. > > > > Does this ring a bell with anyone in the group? > > Hi, doubt this is the reason, but could be worth checking out... > > /jon > > > ----- Forwarded message from Theodore Tso <tytso at valinux.com> ----- > > Envelope-to: bfinley at valinux.com > Delivery-date: Mon, 21 May 2001 20:15:27 -0700 > From: Theodore Tso <tytso at valinux.com> > To: tech at lists.valinux.com > Subject: [VA-Tech] [tytso at MIT.EDU: Re: repeated forced fsck] > Sender: tech-admin at lists.valinux.com > > Warning, it looks like there may be some cases where Red Hat 7.1's > partitioning software may be producing corrupt partition tables. This > can cause filesystem corruption on the root partition if you're using > LILO to boot your system. Folks who are thinking about installing Red > Hat 7.1 may want to check and make sure their partition table looks > sane.... > > - Ted > > > -- > > Envelope-to: tytso at localhost > Delivery-date: Mon, 21 May 2001 23:05:05 -0400 > From: Theodore Tso <tytso at MIT.EDU> > To: eichin-oa at boxedpenguin.com > Cc: tytso at mit.edu > Subject: Re: repeated forced fsck > > On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 08:43:50PM -0400, eichin-oa at boxedpenguin.com wrote: > > This sounds a little odd, but didn't you mention having a problem on a > > debian install with fsck happening on every boot? > > I don't remembering seeing such a problem with a Debian install, but I > have seen this problem before, and I may have mentioned it to you. > > The problem is that the Linux kernel uses the LBA value to determine > where the partition starts, but the LILO uses the CHS value to > determine the partition start location (which it has to since it's > using the BIOS functions) when it's writing out the first sector of > the LILO map file, which it does on each boot because of a desire to > make lilo -R a one-shot. > > So doing this will cause filesystem corruption (or at least some kind > of corruption), since LILO will write out the map file to the wrong > place. > > Whatever fdisk-like program Red Hat is using in 71, it's definitely > really, really buggy. I'm surprised they didn't catch this in their > testing. > > - Ted > > > > > ------- Start of forwarded message ------- > > To: Simon Josefsson <simon+openafs-info at josefsson.org> > > Subject: Re: [OpenAFS] rh71, oafs 1.04: unloading unused kernel module crash machine > > Message-ID: <990430724.3b08c60494374 at mail1.nada.kth.se> > > From: tegner at nada.kth.se > > Cc: openafs-info at openafs.org > > References: <ilur8xl2vwg.fsf at barbar.josefsson.org> > > MIME-Version: 1.0 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > > Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 09:38:44 +0200 (MET DST) > > > > Probably not related, but have had disk problems with RH 7.1 (e.g. constantly > > forced fsck on reboot). This has happened on two (independent) machines which > > were upgraded from RH 6.2, and seems to be a result of incompatible LBA and CHS > > values. Obtained the following from Partition Magic > > > > ``Partition Magic has detected an error on the partition starting at sector > > 19390455 on disk 1. The starting LBA value is 19390455 and the CHS value is > > 16450559. The LBA value and the CHS value must be equal. Partition Magic has > > verified that the LBA value is correct and can fix the CHS value''. > > > > Have also experienced this on a fresh install of RH 7.1 on a machine with a 75 > > Gb disk. > > > > /jon > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > -- Robert G. Brown http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/ Duke University Dept. of Physics, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Phone: 1-919-660-2567 Fax: 919-660-2525 email:rgb at phy.duke.edu


text:
As a student in University at Albany's School of Business, you will study with pre-eminent faculty in financial management and gain comprehensive understanding of sound financial management. All students – in our Bachelor of Science and our graduate degree programs, learn the fundamentals of finance, including valuation models, financial statement analysis, operating and financial leverage, capital budgeting, cost of capital, and working capital management. But we also offer much more to students who wish to concentrate in finance.
Undergraduate business management students who choose a finance concentration, on its own or combined with another concentration, will also cover key courses, such as:
- Corporate financial policy and strategy
- Investment management
- Money and capital markets
- Investment valuation and analysis
- Entrepreneurial finance
- The option for top students to pursue a Financial Analyst Honors Program
Evening MBA students can earn their degree concentrating on an elective track in finance, delving deeper into advanced topics in finance and financial markets, and conduct independent study and research in a financial topic of their choosing.
Never has the need for competent, ethical financial leadership been as great as it is in today's interconnected economic world. University at Albany is proud of the leadership training we offer to tomorrow's financial leaders.
How to Proceed
Check out our AACSB-accredited undergraduate and graduate management degree programs, get to know our faculty, and peruse courses using the links under "Learn More About." Or, if you're interested in applying, proceed to our Admissions instruction page, for guidance on the process and links to the University at Albany Admissions website.
Information on external scholarships for students interested in Finance can be found at http://www.financedegree.com/Scholarships/


text:
Bringing Marriage Back to Earth
Determining the church's intersection of and proper degree of engagement with the culture is something that the church has been wrestling with for centuries now. Judging by the number of books on this topic that continue to roll off …Read More
The Gospel and the Gender Wars
Lewis Grizzard, the famous Atlanta newspaper columnist, wrote frequently of his ill-fated marriages, divorces, and remarriages. Eventually, he said he was going to give up on marriage altogether, that there wouldn't be another Mrs. Grizzard. "I'm just going …Read More
Hope in This Broken-Down World
Years before I met her, Joan had come to Christ and met and married Henry, a successful, wealthy Christian businessman. They built a mansion in an affluent suburb, had a circle of great Christian friends, and were involved together in …Read More


text:
Home Improvements
by Shelly Hazard
Four neighbors decided one summer to improve their homes. Each couple planned on an outside home improvement to take advantage of the good summer weather. However, once they got started, they got carried away and worked on an inside home improvement too. Using the clues, determine the full name of each couple and the two home improvements each couple made.
1. George, who wasn't married to Kim, didn't remodel the kitchen.
2. Ted Manor and his wife had the roof replaced.
3. Larry and Alice didn't add a bathroom or landscape their yard.
4. Burt, who wasn't married to Mary Wells, installed new carpeting in the bedrooms but didn't add a swimming pool.
5. Tara, whose last name wasn't Fischer, added a new garage.
6. The Parkers didn't remodel the kitchen. The couple that finished their basement into a game room was the couple that landscaped their yard.
If you enjoyed this puzzle and want to play another one online, go here for another online logic problem.
|Play More Logic Problems