text:
"Been In business since 2002"
Welcome to M and M Auto Sales. Our friendly associates will help you find the Car, Truck or SUV you want at a price you can afford. Our years of experience and commitment to quality have earned us thousands of loyal customers throughout the Utica/Rome area. We now bring that same great service to you online. Through the Internet, we can respond to your needs quickly and make purchasing your next vehicle a hassle-free experience. We guarantee it!
Our experienced buyers select only the best values from trade-ins, lease returns, over stocked inventory, new car trade-ins and program vehicles. If we Don't have it on our lot, we will get it. We stand by every automobile we sell. Due to our low overhead, we can pass incredible savings along to you. Every vehicle we sell has passed a comprehensive inspection. We guarantee you will not get a lemon with M and M Auto Sales.
We specialize in bad credit and no credit purchases!
Finance with one of our reputable lenders and we will walk you through the entire process. We promise a hassle-free experience!
One-stop shopping! We carry all makes and models.
M and M auto Sales is not responsible for typographical errors.


text:
Can Divorce Papers Be Served to a Post Office Box?
By Beverly Bird
Updated March 30, 2020
Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images
You can't get a divorce until the court is sure that your spouse is aware of the proceedings. Therefore, you must serve her with a copy of your petition. The rules for how you can do this vary somewhat from state to state. Many jurisdictions allow you to mail your spouse a copy of your divorce papers. If you are serving her by mail, using a post office box usually isn't prohibited if this is how she regularly gets her mail delivered, as long as you can prove that she actually received the divorce paperwork.
Service by Mail
You usually have two options for service by mail. If your divorce is amicable, you can send your paperwork to your spouse's post office box, along with an acknowledgment of service. When she signs and returns the acknowledgment, you can file this with the court as proof that she received your petition. If you send your papers by certified mail, return receipt requested, your spouse must sign the receipt, even if the mail is delivered to a post office box. You can then file a copy of the signed receipt, along with a proof of service form. If your spouse won't sign for the mail or won't sign an acknowledgment, you'll have to serve her another way.
Other Options
Serving your divorce papers by mail may be the easiest option, but it's not the only one. You can hire a private process server in most states, or ask the county sheriff or constable to deliver the paperwork for you. The server will provide you with a document that you can then file with the court, proving that the paperwork was delivered.
Writer Bio
Beverly Bird is a practicing paralegal who has been writing professionally on legal subjects for over 30 years. She specializes in family law and estate law and has mediated family custody issues.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Here's to another week of feverishly editing, staring deeply at the monitor, consuming snacks, drinking endless cups of tea and posting stupid statuses on FB to keep away the cabin fever But THE EVEN BETTER NEWS is I only got a few storyboard pages of SHRequiem left to go!!!! Then comes the audio (because the work never truly ends).
Only took 3 years of consistence to get to this point 0_o There was a sane director here... he's gone now. hahahaha


text:
Por Irani Arraiz
Share this
Photo by Robert ScobleAccording to the World Bank's Enterprise Surveys, about 10.5% of formal firms in Latin America have been in operation for 5 years or less. This is bad news for innovation and growth in the region. In a typical year in the US, startups—or businesses that are just beginning to operate—account for about 10% of firms (in a typical year, 35% of firms have been in operation for 5 years or less). These numbers are important because from this pool of young firms spring those that drive job creation, output, and innovation. Although we know very little about firm dynamics in Latin America, we can draw some conclusions by looking at what we know about firms in the US:
The pool of knowledgeable employees that could potentially become entrepreneurs is also smaller: While in the US 34% of the labor force has tertiary education; in the LAC region this proportion is about 17%. Moreover, in the US 93% of the labor force is wage and salaried workers; in the LAC region it is only 64%.
Once I heard somebody rhetorically ask why there was no Gates, Jobs, or Zuckerberg in Latin America and the Caribbean.
It seems clear that you need a knowledge base to successfully become a (high-growth) entrepreneur: knowledge of an existing technology (Gates and Jobs), operational processes, or an unsatisfied customer need (Zuckerberg). That knowledge base would allow you, as an entrepreneur, to innovate and potentially become disruptive. Employees, academics, and users are in a privileged position to exploit their knowledge base. We may not have many employees working in large multinational corporations in the region, or large budgets for research in our academic institutions, but we sure have users of products and services who feel dissatisfied. Maybe that's a niche we can exploit. After all, Netflix's founder, Reed Hastings, came up with his innovative business model, worth about US$40 billion, after being charged $40 in late fees! As we say here at the IDB, all of our work, at its core, is about improving lives. So if you have an idea that could improve lives in Latin America and the Caribbean, it could become a disruptive business. And we at the MIF would definitely like to hear about your ideas and what you need to launch them.


text:
Phonemic Awareness Activities For Early Reading Success
This product is not currently available.
To help you find what you're looking for, see similar items below.
This product has not been rated yet.
0 reviews (Add a review)
Delivery information
- FREE delivery for schools*
- Delivery charges apply to home addresses
- Delivery within 10 working days
Book Club orders
- FREE delivery to schools
- Books will be despatched after the school's order is confirmed
*We do not charge for delivery, but your order may incur additional customs costs.
More books for 5 - 7 year olds
Product description
Phonemic awareness – knowing that words are composed of a series of sounds – is essential to every child's reading success. With this book, children gain this awareness through easy-to-teach and engaging activities. Children play with sounds through songs, rhymes, poetry, picture games, and other exercises. The activities cover the five basic levels of phonemic awareness.
Product Details
NewUS edition
This product has not been reviewed yet.


text:
Choosing the Right Colors For Your Logo
Choosing colors for your logo sounds simple, but can actually be one of the most important aspects to designing your logo. Colors have inherent connotations and meanings behind them. If you ignore this, your company can be about one thing and completely give off an opposite vibe than you intend. In order to prevent that from happening, it's important to think about what colors mean.
Red is a useful color if you want to reflect urgency in your product. It's the color of passion, but it can also mean energy or excitement. The color red has also been known to increase appetite. It's playful, fun, and expresses that easily. If you're looking to express that your company is energetic, exciting, or new, then it's a good color to have.
If you're using Orange, you're going to express an optimism and warmth to your customers. It's a color that radiates outwards and says that you're exciting and fresh. It's not as severe as red – it's a bit more mellow than that. It's an impulsive color that can demonstrate to consumers that you're a flexible company. Combined with black trimming it can show a lot of excitement and almost act as a statement that you're on the cutting edge.
If you want your company to express that it's friendly and communal, than you want to use yellow in your logo. It expresses joy and has a connotations of friendliness. A word of caution though, you will most likely need a black border around this logo, because lighter shades of yellow can fade in with a white background.
The obvious use of green is for a company concerned with nature and life. It's the color of leaves and grass. It can also be useful to a tech company to express organic innovation and technology. Consider green if you're trying to display your company as either organic, or ironically enough, high-tech.
If you're a more suit-and-tie company, blue would work for you. A blue logo can mean professionalism, conservatism, and is a more serious color. It's reserved for more professional companies and those trying to show that they are reliable.
Purple is a more royal color. If you're looking to seem an old school sort of sophisticated, purple is a good color to use. It's luxurious and signifies power as well. It can also show that you're willing to reach for greatness or allow your customers to reach that greatness.
If you're a beauty boutique or targeting women with something specific, it sounds cliché, but pink is good to use. As much as we want to stay away from using this over used color for girly brands for our clients, we consistently find that pink works (business success) really well for these brands. It's a sharp color and the gendered ideas behind it sort of dominate the color for using it as a logo.
While green has a lot of organic connotations, brown drives home to your customers that you're more rustic and earthy. It's great for online stores that are selling hiking equipment, or farming tools. It can also mean sophistication and reliability. Brown logos show a company has class.
Black and White
Black and White logos are sleek and modern. It displays a good simplicity – there's no bells or whistles to your company, it's just exactly what it is. A company with a black and white logo sort of shows to the customer they can expect to get what they ordered and what they ordered is something sleek and new.
When choosing a color, you want to think of what your audience needs. You want to think of what you are offering to people and what that product provides people. With these considerations in mind, and knowing what each of these colors mean, should make it much easier for you to decide on the color of your company logo. Give us a call if you want help 215/550-5054.


text:
BOSTON — The Red Sox are hoping that two big trades will help them get back to the playoffs after missing out three years in a row.
The first was a genuine blockbuster that sent Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford, Nick Punto and Josh Beckett to the Dodgers and freed up more than $250 million in future salaries. The second was the deal that brought John Farrell back to Fenway Park yesterday.
The Red Sox hired Farrell to be their new manager after pursuing him for more than a year, agreeing to trade infielder Mike Aviles to the Blue Jays to pry their former pitching coach out of the manager's chair in Toronto.
"I'm extremely excited to be returning to the Red Sox and to Boston," Farrell said in a statement released by the Red Sox. "I love this organization. It's a great franchise in a special city and region, with great fans, and we want nothing more than to reward their faith in us."
Farrell had been the Toronto manager the past two seasons, posting a 154-170 record with two fourth-place finishes. He had one year remaining on his contract with the Blue Jays, allowing them to demand compensation from Boston.
It's the second time the Red Sox have pursued Farrell for their managerial job, closing the deal this time by working out a rare but not unprecedented trade for an active manager. Boston will give up Aviles, who hit .250 with 13 homers and 60 RBIs last season, and get right-hander David Carpenter in return.
It is the seventh time in major league history that one team has traded for a manager while he was under contract to another, the Red Sox said. Last year, the Marlins obtained Ozzie Guillen from the White Sox in a deal that also included three players.
Farrell received a three-year deal from the Red Sox, who also interviewed Padres special assistant Brad Ausmus, Yankees bench coach Tony Pena, Dodgers third base coach Tim Wallach and Orioles third base coach DeMarlo Hale.
"We met some outstanding managerial candidates in this process," Red Sox president Larry Lucchino said in the statement. "John Farrell brings a unique blend of managerial experience, leadership and presence, pitching expertise, front office experience, and an established track record with many members of our uniformed staff and members of our front office. He will hit the ground running."
The pitching coach in Boston for four years, Farrell was the heir apparent to Terry Francona before going to Toronto two seasons ago when it seemed like Francona would be sticking around long-term. When Francona was let go after an unprecedented collapse in September 2011, the Red Sox tried to pry Farrell loose from the Blue Jays.
But Toronto general manager Alex Anthopoulos asked for a top player in return for Farrell, who had been there only one season and gone 81-81.
So the Red Sox turned to Bobby Valentine to bring discipline to a clubhouse in which players drank beer and ate fried chicken in the clubhouse during games. But the former Mets and Japanese Leagues manager alienated so many players the team was forced to bail out on the season, trading three highly paid but underperforming players for a chance at a fresh start in 2013.
Bobby Valentine was fired after finishing in last place with a 69-93 record — four games behind Toronto and the team's worst record since 1965.


text:
The Washington, D.C., company's eclectic 2007-08 season, announced March 21, will see an expansion of Arena's traditional eight-play schedule, with two additional limited-run presentations completing the line-up.
The season kicks off in the Kreeger Theater with a world premiere by Moisés Kaufman, who created Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde and The Laramie Project, and directed the Pulitzer and Tony-winning I Am My Own Wife. The co-production with Tectonic Theater Project is known by its working title 33 Variations. It "shares one woman's artistic exploration into Beethoven's inexplicable obsession with Anton Diabelli's simple waltz."
The next production in the Kreeger is the season's second world premiere and first musical, the previously announced The Women of Brewster Place. Based on Gloria Naylor's critically acclaimed novel, Tim Acito's musical adaptation delves into the personal relationships, hopes and desires of a group of African-American women who persevere in the face of life's disappointments. Molly Smith directs the musical, developed at Arena and co-produced with Atlanta's Alliance Theater, with a cast that includes E. Faye Butler, Harriett D. Foy and Marva Hicks. (Acito penned the Off-Broadway musical, Zanna, Don't!.)
The third world premiere follows in the Fichandler: Christmas Carol 1941, a fresh take on Dickens' classic tale by James Magruder that transposes the story from Victorian London to Washington D.C. on the heels of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Tony Award nominee Tina Fabrique (seen at Arena in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and Crowns) heats up the Kreeger stage next in Ella, a musical about the life, times and music of the First Lady of Song, Ella Fitzgerald. For the season's final two Fichandler productions, Arena Stage celebrates an American master with a tribute to Arthur Miller. Anchoring this salute are productions of two of his most acclaimed plays, running in true repertory and featuring the same acting company — A View from the Bridge and Death of a Salesman. Daniel Aukin directs A View from the Bridge. Timothy Bond directs Death of a Salesman. Nancy Robinette will play Linda Loman in the latter.
In addition the Festival will feature Monday evening readings, screenings and lectures exploring Miller's other work.
The Fichandler season will begin with Arena's production of Well by Lisa Kron. This 2006 Tony-nominated, form-bending "solo play with other actors" is "a hilarious attempt to tell the truth — and nothing but the truth — about a mother and a daughter."
The 2007-2008 season ends in the Kreeger with the high-camp hijinks of Charles Ludlam's outrageous gothic comedy The Mystery of Irma Vep, co-starring Tony Award nominee Brad Oscar (recently of Arena's Damn Yankees and Cabaret) and J. Fred Shiffman (She Loves Me, Cabaret) and directed by Rebecca Bayla Taichman.
Arena adds two special attractions to its eight-play season.
The first production, Daniel Beaty's one-man show Emergence-SEE!, returns in summer 2007 for an encore presentation, after captivating Arena audiences with three sold-out performances in February 2007. By special arrangement, Beaty's July 9 performance kicks off the return of The Hip Hop Theater Festival in D.C.
In the spring of 2008, the outrageous musical revue Kiki & Herb: Alive on Broadway, co-created and performed by Justin Bond and Kenny Mellman, makes its D.C. debut in the Kreeger Theater.
Season subscription packages are now on sale and may be purchased by calling Arena Stage Subscriptions at (202) 488-4377, or by visiting www.arenastage.org.
Here are details about Arena Stage's three world premieres for 2007-08:
33 Variations, a world premiere co-production with Tectonic Theater Project, written and directed by Moisés Kaufman, Aug. 24-Sept. 30: "In 1819, fledgling publisher Anton Diabelli commissioned 50 composers to write a variation on a waltz he had created. Beethoven rejected the invitation, dismissing Diabelli's waltz as ordinary. He then obsessively created 33 variations on Diabelli's theme. Why? Kaufman's play weaves Beethoven's artistic journey with that of Katherine, a contemporary musicologist wrestling to pin down the source of his inexplicable fascination with a seemingly insignificant piece of music. Deciphering clues left behind in Beethoven's notebooks and letters, Katherine delves into his compositional process and daily life — and finds even greater insight into her own obsession with genius."
The Women of Brewster Place, a world premiere musical co-production with Alliance Theater, music, lyrics and book by Tim Acito, based on the novel by Gloria Naylor, directed by Molly Smith, Oct. 19-Dec. 9, 2007: "This soaring musical adaptation of The Women of Brewster Place chronicles the dreams and realities of ten diverse African-American women who live in a decaying housing project on a dead-end street. Haunted by pasts full of mistakes and tragedies, and threatened by an environment full of poverty and prejudice, will the women overcome their differences and come together as a community before it's too late?"
Christmas Carol 1941, a world premiere holiday event adapted from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, by James Magruder, directed by Molly Smith, Nov. 16-Dec. 30: "Dec. 24, 1941. In the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, Washington, D.C. prepares for war — and for celebrating an uncertain Christmas. The Schroen family of Southeast D.C. keeps the holiday spirit alive while facing food shortages, a housing crunch and a son who wants to enlist despite his mother's fears. Meanwhile, ensconced in his G Street office, Elijah Strube doesn't care about the imminent holiday or battling tyranny. He is consumed by the money to be made in war profiteering. After three local spirits take him on an incredible journey, a reformed Strube is committed to serving his community, country and fellow man. Featuring period songs and traditional carols, this fresh take on Dickens' classic tale by James Magruder (Broadway's Triumph of Love) breathes new life into a beloved story. This holiday event is magical family entertainment."


text:
Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you care about.
Last updated on December 23, 2014 at 3:30 p.m. (EST)
NOTE:Content and links are being updated as soon as possible. All documents linked above are "Unofficial Results" unless noted! Results will remain "Unofficial" until State Certification.
Please be patient if any of the categories above are not linked. We will create the link as we get the results.
HAVING ISSUES OR ERRORS?If you are getting an error message similar to the image below after clicking on any of the links above, your web browser is caching past webpage and/or data information that has been updated or changed.
TO RESOLVEClose out of your web browser completely and reopen. Navigate back to this page and you will need to do a page refresh by pressing and releasing the F5 button 3 or more times... If the page refresh doesn't fix it then there is a possibility that you'll need to clear out all of your Internet Temporary Files on your computer system to clear the cache.


text:
Welcome to the Make It a Home Blog Hop & Treasure Hunt hosted by Anitra from The MamaZone. We hope you're ready to win some great prizes for your home and some cash to help you make your house a home!
This giveaway hop is a little different from most because it has the added element of a cash treasure hunt! As you hop through, entering the giveaways on these fabulous blogs, keep your eyes open -- you just might find some hidden cash! Here's how it works:
- Visit each blog listed below and enter their giveaways.
- Look for the mailbox on each blog. If it contains a three digit code, make a note of it.
- Once you collect all 5 randomly hidden codes, enter here to win the Grand Prize of $100 and a Mint Floor Cleaner.
- As an added bonus, if you enter every giveaway involved, you'll earn 11 extra entries into the Grand Prize drawing (sweet!).
My giveaway is sponsored by SPIKE® Seasoning Magics! These all-natural seasonings are made without preservatives or additives, and have ZERO calories per serving, so you can flavor your meals with no guilt! In fact, Dr. Oz has listed Spike Seasoning Magics as an alternative to table salt! He also recommended these products as a great resource to fight bloating and belly bulge. (CLICK HERE to read the article.) My family was given the opportunity to try all 10 different varieties of SPIKE® Seasoning Magics. Although we haven't made our way through all of them yet, we've tried several already and have found them to be fantastic. I especially love the SPIKE® Lemon Pepper Magic! on fish. It was so flavorful and delicious. SPIKE® Seasonings are available at your local health/natural food stores and many select grocery stores. You can find out more about SPIKE® Seasoning Magics at www.spike-it-up.com. Be sure to follow them on Facebook and Twitter, too!
One lucky winner will receive the following four (4) SPIKE® Seasoning Magics:
SPIKE® Original Magic!
SPIKE® Salt-Free Magic!
SPIKE® Hot 'n Spicy Magic!
SPIKE® Vegit Magic!
To enter, simply fill out the Rafflecopter form below. This giveaway is open to US residents only and ends on May 14, 2012 at 11:59 PM EST.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Now, visit the other great blogs below!


text:
This is the first time we went ice skating...lol...had so much we made plans to go back. I miss you Teddy.
Views: 737
I am so sorry for your loss.
I am so sorry for your loss. One day soon, all human suffering and distress will be a distant memory. May you find comfort from the scriptures where Jehovah God promises that man's enemy, death will be a thing of the past. Note Revelation 21: 4 which says "And he (God) will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." Please contact me for more scriptural encouragement if you desire.
Sincerely, Kim


text:
Frogs – Sunderland
Sunderland Pottery, Dixon 1810–20s – frog 1
The large creamware tankard above, c1810, has a distinctive small frog with orange eyes and mouth. Creamware items from the 1820s also appear with this frog (see below).
The frogs above are from the items below, respectively.
Attributed to Garrison Pottery, Dixon, 1840s – frog 2
A similar mug with the Bridge Over the River Wear transfer.
Attributed to Garrison Pottery, Dixon, c1855 – frog 3
A Garrison chamber pot with Crimean transfers, c1855, with a large-sized frog, similar to the one above.
Attributed to Garrison Pottery, Dixon, 1850s – frog 4
Attributed to Low Ford Pottery, Dawson, 1840s
See the Mariner's Compass (ships 2) page for details of how these items link to Dawson's.
The two frogs above, from the two mugs below, respectively.
Attributed to Newbottle High Pottery, 1840s
Attributed to Seaham Pottery, 1840s – frog 1
See the Mariner's Compass (flags) page for details of how these items relate to Seaham.
The frogs above are from the items below, respectively.
Attributed to Seaham Pottery, 1840s – frog 2
A smaller, more finely moulded frog, also attributed to Seaham.
Wear Pottery – Moore & Co, Southwick, 1840s
Moore's frogs have a broad grin, and orange enamelled eyes and mouths.
The frogs above are from the items below, respectively.
Attributed to A Scott & Co, Southwick, c1810 – frog 1
Thanks to Norman Lowe who writes: The bridge view is signed 'Edwd Barker' and in an NCS newsletter article, Nick Dolan indicates that Edward Barker was an engraver who received payments from the Southwick Pottery between 1796 and 1800. So it could be an early Scott mug perhaps.
The first frog relates to the first mug below, and the centre and right images to the second mug, with the inscription Thomas Thompson.
Attributed to Scott & Sons, Southwick, c1830 – frog 2
This mug is attributed to Scott on the basis that a very similar (but larger) appears on Scott tankards and jugs, c1830 (see Baker bridge 27). The frog rests on very distinctive front legs.
Below shows how the transfer on the frog mug (top row) compares with the larger transfer reliably attributed to Scott (second row). Note the difference to the text in the third line of the title.
The top row of images below show the decoration of the tankard. Beneath it, two mugs with the same transfer. Unfortunately, none of these items has frog to compare with the mug above. They are interesting, however, as they show the variation of lustre decoration used by Scott's during this period.
Attributed to Scott & Sons, Southwick, c1830 – frog 3
This mug is attributed to Scott on the basis of the similarity of decoration to firmly attributed tankard above. The frog is similar to frog 2 above, except that its front legs are more widely spaced. NB Dixon also had a variation of this transfer showing an inn keeper serving 'good ale' to huntsmen.
Attributed to Scott & Sons, Southwick, c1830 – frog 4
Again, although this frog mug is unmarked, it is attributed to Scott's on the basis of the strong similarities of decoration.
Although the mug below has no frog, it helps us to tie some of the decorative elements of this group together. The lustre decoration around the transfer, and on the handle in particular.
Scott & Sons, Southwick, 1830s – frog 5
Scott's frog from the 1830s has long back legs, bent back on themselves.
Scott Brothers & Co, Southwick, 1840–50s – frog 6
Scott's frog is similar to Moore's, but often painted black with pink lips and eyes.
The frogs above are from the items below, respectively. The first has an obliterated Scott & Sons mark. The mark was likely hatched out when the Scott Brothers & Co partnership began in 1841. The third mug has a Crimea transfer c1850.
Anthony Scott, Southwick Pottery, c1870 – frog 7
Frogs from orange lustre items produced after 1870. The third appears to be from a different mould.
The frogs above are from the items below, respectively.
This frog is similar to the last above, but has been left undecorated.
Ball's Deptford Pottery c1890 – frog 1
An orange lustre chamber pot with a brown frog, very similar to those attributed to Anthony Scott above.
Ball's Deptford Pottery c1890 – frog 2
Ball's Deptford Pottery c1890 – frog 3
A frog mug attributed to Ball's with a finely modelled frog decorated in brown and green enamels.
Ball's Deptford Pottery, early 20th C – frog 4
Unidentified pottery, likely Ball's Deptford
Frogs – Tyneside
Newcastle Pottery, Addison, Falconer & Co, c1800
This frog mug courtesy of Ian Sharp. He writes: A rare Newcastle Pottery creamware pottery frog mug decorated with an overglaze transfer of a British sailing ship, c.1800. The transfer bears the factory's name within the waves : "Newcastle Pottery". The mug was manufactured at the Newcastle Pottery (also known later as the Skinnerburn and Forth Banks' Pottery) under the partnership of Addison, Falconer & Co ., 1790 – 1834. The mug bears a frog of a typical early shape having elongated "toes".
Northumberland Pottery, North Shields, c1825
This frog mug, again, courtesy of Ian Sharp. He writes: An early creamware frog mug from the Northumberland Pottery, North Shields c.1825. This bridge view is the early engraving used on all of the North Shields' pottery's wares. This version was originally described as the "Tyneside School" version of the Bridge view. Frog mugs from this factory and period are incredibly rare.
Thomas Fell, St Peter's Pottery, Newcastle, 1840s – frog 1
Thomas Fell, St Peter's Pottery, Newcastle, 1840s – frog 2
Maling attributed, 1856
This mug is attributed to Maling on account of the distinctive lustre decoration. It has an inscription with the date 1856.
Carr and Patton, North Shields, c1845
This version of the Sailor's Farewell transfer appears on heavily lustred jugs reliably attributed to North Shields.
John Carr & Sons, Low Lights Pottery, North Shields, c1850 – frog 1
This frog is very similar to the one used by Carr and Patton above.
Attributed to John Carr & Sons, Low Lights Pottery, North Shields – frog 2
The frogs above belong to the two mugs below respectively. These transfers are found on jugs with transfers associated with Carr and Patton at North Shields. However, the imprints below are degraded, and the items of the poor quality associated with a later period of production: perhaps 1860s.
Attributed to John Carr & Sons, Low Lights Pottery, North Shields, c1870 – frog 3
The clobbering (enamel decoration) on the mugs below is typical of late wares from Carr's Low Lights pottery.


text:
Car Wash St Augustine a Custom car wash at your home or office
No harsh brushes or harsh chemicals on your paint.All performed by hand at your home or office.
No beginners will be working on your car.I am on every job or one of my trained associates to assure quality work.
100 percent guaranteed.
When I clean your wheels there will not be any missed spots.I clean one side,then roll the car one half a foot to clean the other side.
Do you want the brakedust removed from the backside of your wheel?We can do it.
When I say car wash it means outside and inside.A complete hand wash job interior vacuum wipe the dashboard down vacuum the trunk and streak free windows.
All to often you think you getting a deal at a drive through only to find when you leave it is not what you expected.We have all heard we pay for what we get and that of course applies to a car wash.
Does your car need more than a wash?Is it oxidized ? If that is the case you will need more than just a wash to correct that.
Are there love bugs all over your paint? Get them off fast to prevent damage.
Would you like brake dust repellant.We have the best on the planet.This coating applied to your wheels will prevent brake dust adheasion and your wheels will stay cleaner longer
How about dog hair.I can get it out for you
If you have been egged you need to wash immediately.
Has your car been hit by sprinklers.Water spots that will not come off?I can get them off and it won't break the bank.
Sometimes when we neglect our car,it will need a detail to put it in shape.
If you feel your car needs a detail,click here
Whatever you need, when it comes to automobile appearance and protection,I have the experience to meet your needs Read about car care here
Return from car wash St Augustine to home page
When I am in Florida I always stop by St Augustine to let the Detail Man take care of my Rig, Michael Goulian Red Bull Air Race Pilot


text:
Planet of the Apes is a science fiction film released in 1968. It stars Charlton Heston as George Taylor and Maurice Evans as Doctor Zaius.
One of the most famous lines from the film is Zaius's line "Don't look for it, Taylor. You may not like what you find" about Taylor's question about how apes evolved from man. Dana Scully said a similar line to Fox Mulder in 1995, about his quest for proof of the existence of alien life. (TXF: "War of the Coprophages")
When Mulder is inhabiting the body of Morris Fletcher, Scully says "I'd kiss you if you weren' so damned ugly". In the film, Taylor asks to kiss Zira, who replies "alright, but you're so damned ugly".
Fox Mulder watched the "Don't look for it" scene from the film in 2000. (TXF: "Closure")
- The title of The Lone Gunmen episode "Planet of the Frohikes" is a reference to this film.


text: American football is the most popular sport in the United States, and the players of this game are accorded celebrity status in the football crazy country! American football is one of the many types of football that is played between two teams of eleven players on a rectangular field with goalposts at each end. The game has its origins in the sport of rugby football. Walter Camp, a legendary player of the game is said to be the "Father of American Football" as he set forth the rules for the modern version of the game as we know it today. Despite all the glamour attached to the image of football, becoming a professional football player takes a lot of hard work, and of course, good luck. Football is a sport that demands a high degree of athleticism, coordination, strength and stamina, and thus football players have to maintain their mental and physical health at the highest levels.


text:
The Footpath team is excited to announce our May Footpath Friend of the Month, Monica Marshall! Monica's integral part in launching the Footpath Nature Club was incredible! "Watching Monica in action with Footpath Kids is so great. She is patient, kind and a wonderful leader!" Mary Macias, Footpath President.
Thank you Monica, for being part of our team and helping to change kids' lives! Read on to learn more about Monica and her passion for the great outdoors.
Why do you support Footpath? "I believe in Footpath's mission statement. I stand with believing the most impactful experiences can be through nature, and Footpath gives me the chance to show our upcoming peers the importance of environmental ethics."
What's your favorite outdoor activity? "Hiking!"
What do you love about being outside? "The amount of beauty all around us."
Favorite childhood memory? "Winning Most Improved Player on a Softball League! I never hit the ball until the last game! Ha!"
What's an outdoor activity you'd love to try? "Ziplining!!!"
Favorite vacation spot? "Anchorage, Alaska."
Favorite season and why? My favorite season is spring because we see new flowers!!! And May is my birthday month, whoop!"
Anything you'd like to say about Footpath and/or the work you have done for us? I have loved this experience and thank everyone for letting me become a part of this community! I love that this Foundation wants to approach teaching kids in an interactive way and I saw the kids learn to love exploring nature and themselves and that was the reward I was hoping for!"


text:
Two and a half years after his Grammy-nominated album, The Way I See It, Raphael Saadiq is back with his fifth studio album, Stone Rollin' (to be released March 22, 2011 on Columbia Records).
This past Thursday night, That Grape Juice attended Saadiq's exclusive listening event entitled "Saadiq Sessions" at The Royalton Hotel in New York City. Accompanied by an acoustic trio of guitar, bass, and percussion, Raphael took his audience on a journey of classic R&B inspired from the 60's and 70's that he has fused with a futuristic twist.
He treated the audience to song after song after song, including the lead single Radio (available now on iTunes), title song Stone Rollin', Moving Down the Line, Good Man, Just Don't, and an encore performance of Heart Attack.
Effortlessly, his visual presence perfectly matched his musical styling. Decked out in black frames, dark blue turtleneck, double breasted blazer, Windsor plaid slacks, and Chelsea boots, Raphael's style could share the same title of his first solo album, Instant Vintage. Listening to his new body of work, and looking at his sartorial selections, you can easily understand his influence by musical legends such as Chuck Berry, Little Walter, Sly Stone, and Stevie Wonder as well as indie acts that he regularly listens to.
Saadiq said "Both the attraction and the reaction to my music from my listeners has given me all that I need to continue pushing the envelope and making music that waves and rocks the soul of many. It's ready. I'm ready. And I know the world is ready. Let's all go Stone Rollin."
If his preview party was just a taste of what's to come, then his planned upcoming tour is surely one not to be missed. Be sure to catch him as he performs alongside Sir Mick Jagger at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday February 13th as they pay tribute to the late great King of Rock & Soul Solomon Burke.
Check out pics from the show below, which was attended by Columbia Music head Steve Barnett (pictured)
{Pictures and words by That Grape Juice New York correspondent Carl Ayers}


text:
Black Handlebar Mustache Necklace with Crystals
Price: $19.94SKU: A63941
Product Details
These one of a kind Handlebar Mustache Necklaces will give you a unique and retro look! The top of the mustache is line with crystals for extra flair. Available in colors black, red, light blue, or white. Dimensions: 28" chain length, pendant 1.88" x .5". Material: Zinc Alloy, Crystal, Enamel.
Similar items
Wrapables Carryall Shopping Travel Tote Bag with Durable Ripstop Polyester - Foldable, Waterproof, and OEKO-TEX Certified
From Price: $19.99 - Price: $21.99


text:
The Davis Daughters (and their parents) have been busy as ever this past month! Here's the update:
No major surprises from this love bug, but she is growing into her older self so beautifully. Her teacher conference was adorable this month. Ms. Nuncio basically started laughing about how wonderful she is. She's about 3 grades ahead of the next-nearest 1st grader in Math, and is even doing really well in her Spanish reading and writing. When we mentioned that Clementine was a little bummed she hasn't yet won a "super citizen" award, the teacher laughed – the problem is that Ms. Nuncio tends to award that prize to a kid who is uncharacteristically great one week and Clementine is ALWAYS great. When we asked Clem if she wanted us to discuss anything specific at her conference, she told us that her worksheets are way too easy and she'd like harder ones, but she understands "Ms. Nuncio has a LOT of kids to work with so I don't want to make extra work for her – you can tell her not to worry about it." Ms. Nuncio laughed even harder at this – she's just so aware of and empathetic toward those around her. And ethical! The other day she told me, "Mama, Diane told me not to tell you something but I just CAN'T keep it from you – we always get hot cocoa while Annabelle's at her Hebrew lesson." Not the best secret keeper, but an A for honesty!
Of course, Clementine isn't ALL roses. She still gets bored and impatient when we're doing something she isn't keen on (like staying at a restaurant when she's done eating), especially if she's tired. There is only one brand of socks and shoes that doesn't drive her crazy, and lots of clothes are too scratchy for her to wear. And she still is terrible about trying new foods (or any foods mixed with other foods, or involving a condiment of any kind), which gets annoying. And she still gets distracted SO easily when you ask her to complete a task. If I didn't call up "Almost ready?" 3+ times while she's getting ready for bed, she would spent an hour doing everything BUT get ready, forgetting that this was the task at hand.
But all in all… she's the best 🙂
And then there's this one:
Annabelle's teacher conference was equally, comically wonderful. Same thing – Mr. Bustillos laughing, saying there's really nothing negative he can say about her. Other parents telling me they spent a long time talking about Annabelle at THEIR conference, as a role model for their children. At school she is a leader, a participator, a great friend, a top student, and just FUN. She's still not the empath that her sister is (she is SO stuck in her own head), but she gets better at this each year.
Annabelle always dives deep into her interests, and lately the top two (while gymnastics and reading are still up there) are fashion design and archery. She finally took a 2-part tunic-making class at JoAnn fabrics and learned everything that actually goes into garment making. It was humbling (I think she had to create and scrap her collar piece 4 times and needed a LOT of instructor help), but it did not discourage her – she's sewing more than ever now!
In Archery, being "in her own head" has definitely been a great thing, as she advanced into the 18 meter class last week – indoor tournament distance. This is actually a really big deal according to others at the club. She is one of the youngest ever to make it to this distance (you're not allowed to even start archery till age 8), and the coaches are very excited about her progress and potential. They think if she's really serious, she could work toward a national ranking, want us to get her a good bow, want her to start coming 3-4 days/week, and want her to enter her first tournament in November! Of course, this is all exciting, but also expensive and logistically challenging. So we've been talking with her about it – does she like it more than all of her other activities? Does she really WANT to put in that time? Is she ready to be as patient as you need to be at this level? We're giving her a few months to figure this out before we start investing too much time and money…. so stay tuned!
This next month should be a big one Chez Davis. On Saturday we'll take the kids to Mexico City for spring break – their first international trip. And by the time we get back, Annabelle will have heard from the middle schools she applied to! Stay tuned…


text:
Hacked Arcade Games – Play your favorite hacked flash games and arcade pre hacks online, so you can enjoy playing without any fear of limited health or money. We provide the best collection of arcade pre hacks as compare to any other website, because we provide the high quality and best hacked games ever, All our games are in 100% compatible with Google Chrome, and virus free so you can play all hacked flash arcade games without any tension of flash player failure. We are the number one site of Top Games, Pre hacked games, arcade pre hacks and hacked games on the internet with top quality interface and user friendly website structure.
Play your favourite arcade games online without any extra effort. Instead of wasting multiple hours and sometimes days trying to complete a game, use our hacked arcade games with hacked cheats to fast-track ahead. With all that extra time you can play even more arcade flash games – there are plenty to choose from! At onlygameonlineplay.com our talented hackers are constantly adding new games, cheats to this category. From popular games such as Sprinter and Flood Runner to Wheels and Zombies and Impale 2 – stop reading this and let the arcade gaming fun begin!
If you want to add any game in hacked arcade games category simply email us at : [email protected] or post your comment under any game comment section so we can add your favorite hacked games as soon as possible.


text:
Shop by Price
Add you Tags
10pcs/lot Crystal Clear Glass Dresser Kitchen Drawer Cabinet Pulls And Knobs K9 Single Hole
Quanlity:10pcs as one set for sale
Colour:Five colors for your choose
10 x Clear Knob
Packaging Details
If you would like to pay by PayPal, you can pay to our PayPal account: email@example.com and email us. Please email us the name of the product, the quantity and other product attributes. The email address is email@example.com. No matter how many goods you buy in one order, the freight you need to pay is only 15 dollars
1. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING. (Except some countries and APO/FPO)
100% Money Back Guarantee on each item. Please contact us within 24 hours upon your receipt of the items. A full refund including shipping will be rendered in the event that the item is not as described. The refund will be rendered once the item has been sent back in original condition.
Customer Reviews:
Displaying 1 to 6 (of 6 reviews)
by Derrick
Date Added: 06/04/2017
Fast efficient servicevery efficient service, rapid delivery to mainland europe in 48 hours would recommend J Bees Ltd
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]
by Elena B.
Date Added: 06/04/2017
Brilliant!Can't fault Easy Wellies at all! Excellent range and fantastic customer service!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]
by Ash
Date Added: 06/04/2017
Brilliant!!The product was great in awesome condition. Recorded delivery as well!! Great!! Thanks
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]
by Stuart Capaldi
Date Added: 06/04/2017
Received my purchase on timeReceived my purchase on time
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]
by ADRIAN BUTLER
Date Added: 06/04/2017
10 November 2011 Got what I asked for. Ordered on line, easy, delivered in a couple of days, exactly what I asked for fitted easily. Job done.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]
by Mrs C Dean
Date Added: 06/04/2017
Beautifully Wrapped - A Joy to OpenThe item was beautifully wrapped and packaged. Very impressed. You've set a very high standard. Please keep it up.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]
Displaying 1 to 6 (of 6 reviews)


text:
, plus delivery
Precision laser cut kit to construct a set of 4 pitch barriers.
These models have been designed for use with Fantasy Football games such as Blood Bowl, Elf Ball, Dread Ball and other Grid Iron Games.
The boundary fences, bases, gates and shield backs are made from 2mm MDF. A set of coloured shield fronts on Matt Photo paper are supplied.
Kit is supplied unassembled and unpainted with a selection of printed shields.
PVA wood glue is required for assembly.
Fantasy Football Spectators Stand
£22.00 *
Delivery weight: 220 g
Fantasy Football VIP Box
£30.00 *
Delivery weight: 375 g
Wooden Benches x 6
£4.00 *
Delivery weight: 40 g
Fantasy Football Score Board
£15.00 *
Delivery weight: 200 g
The Crowd
£17.00 / unit(s) *
Delivery weight: 105 g
, plus delivery


text:
You are hereHome › Our Community
Our Community
The Township of Muskoka Lakes
The Township of Muskoka Lakes is situated at the southern tip of the Canadian Shield. The craggy cliffs that rise above lakes and roadways date back to the days when life first began on this planet. About two million years ago, this section of the Shield was covered by a series of glaciers, which carved out the numerous lakes.
The municipality encompasses a large geographic area. Within its 782 square kilometres lie 80 lakes, including the three large lakes that first defined the Muskoka experience: lakes Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph. The resorts that evolved on their shores established Muskoka's reputation as a destination that could heal the body and rejuvenate the spirit. That legacy continues to this day.
In spite of the popularity of the locale for permanent and seasonal homes, over 80 per cent of the land mass retains its natural cover. The municipality also maintains over 85 per cent naturally vegetated shoreline.
The Torrance Barrens Dark Sky Reserve, the first such protected area in Canada, is found in the Township of Muskoka Lakes, along with Hardy Lake Provincial Park and the spectacular Huckleberry Rock Lookout.
Whether you prefer small communities, rural areas, country settings or stunning waterfront properties, the Township of Muskoka Lakes has it all. The municipality has encouraged positive growth, while at the same time has protected the character and natural beauty of the area.
Several of the municipality's buildings are historically significant, including the municipal office, which was originally the Port Carling Village school (1906). The White's Road schoolhouse (1890), the original Windermere Village Hall (1953), and the Township of Muskoka Lakes Visitor Centre (1897) have also been restored for continued enjoyment and public use.
You can visit an original settler's log home at the Muskoka Lakes Museum and discover how the local craftsmen made the area famous as a centre of wooden boat building. Tours of artists' studios, famous gardens and heritage cottages give visitors a glimpse of the lifestyle that attracts people to the municipality.
Anchored by the larger communities of Bala, Port Carling and Windermere, the municipality offers the sophistication of a popular tourism destination, plus the wholesomeness of country living. The character of the township is reflected in its eclectic mix of festivals and carnivals including the renowned Bala Cranberry Festival and Port Carling Winterfest.
With miles of boating and superb quality of life, the Township of Muskoka Lakes hosts visitors from around the world. Many return year after year because no matter where they call home, the Township of Muskoka Lakes is the place they'd rather be.
Main menu
- Home
- Town Hall
- 2018 Election
- 2014 Election
- Accessibility
- Departments
- By-law Enforcement
- Chief Administrative Officer
- Clerk's Office
- Development Services
- Emergency Services
- Planning
- Public Works
- Treasury and Property Taxes
- Document Centre
- Employment Opportunities
- Fire Rating
- Government Portal
- Mayor & Council
- Municipal Calendar
- Municipal Fees
- Municipal Grants
- Notices & Press Releases
- Tenders and Bids
- Watershed Alerts and Notices
- 2019 Muskoka Lakes Flood Information
- Government
- Community
- Community Centres
- Community Code of Conduct
- Community Events
- Community Guide
- District of Muskoka Services
- Heritage
- History and Geography
- Maps
- Muskoka Lakes Public Library
- Parks & Recreation
- Strategic Plan
- The Port Carling Wall
- Business
- Contact Us


text:
Project Management
OTechnology Group's project management team has the expertise and experience to deliver your complicated and challenging IT projects anywhere in North America. Whether it is a single-site or multi-site nationwide project we have the resources and knowledge to deliver your project and meet all project goals. From project planning and scope definition to implementation and final delivery we have the resources and ability to meet those critical project milestones and avoid costly scope creep through careful planning and precise execution. IT project complexity and the lack of technical expertise are the main causes of IT project delays and failures. Do you have the right resources for your IT project? OTechnology Group will coordinate pre-installation site evaluations and site planning, acquisition, scheduling, staging, project documentation, communication and installation. We provide end-to-end IT project management and execution.
We have extensive experience with a wide range of projects from:
- Nationwide software and hardware upgrades
- New site installations
- Microsoft Active Directory Design and Implementation
- Server Consolidation & Cloud Migration
- VMware Implementation
- Citrix Implementation
- Storage Network Implementation
- Backup & Disaster Recover Implementation
- Virtual Desktop & Server Implementation
- Point-of-Sale (POS) installations and upgrades
- Printer and copier installations or refreshes
- Relocations:
- IT equipment moves
- Office re-stacking or moves
- IT Equipment upgrades, refreshes, and disposal
- Cabling projects
Allow us to provide state of the art project management for your next project with real-time tractable project plans and status updates on our customer portal, best in class project management and coordinated delivery of every project component. Our transparent approach to project management, our proven processes and our experienced team combine to ensure client satisfaction.
Contact OTechnology Group by email or phone to discuss your project.


text:
Gheorghie Lang
Gheorghie Lang
Whilst searching for a career after studying mechanical engineering, Gheorghie stumbled upon The Data School. He soon realised that Tableau and Alteryx was a quick and easy solution to many of the problems he ran into through his years at university. His new career marries his love for clear data and engaging presentation – which isn't always easy to find!
For his dissertation he worked with DairyCrest in achieving a world-first in creating fibrous whey protein and was the Chair of the Young Members Panel for IMechE Lincolnshire. He is excited to see what can be done with these new tools, from web scraping to geotagged data.
In his spare time, he enjoys the usual things like reading/watching Sci-Fi, Horror and Comedy, video games, the occasional comic (DC of course) and he also enjoys board games, but not monopoly – no one likes monopoly. Conrad was foolish enough to suggest bringing in a board game, so DSX might have some organised-board-game-fun in their future!
Dashboard Week Day 5: A notable anomaly in meteorite astronomy
Sekhote-Alin. It was big ol' rock from the sky.
Dashboard Week Day 4: Alteryx Apps and APIs
APIs and that in Day 4 and that
Dashboard Week Day 2: A cold and temperatures across the world
Day 2 of dashboard week
Dashboard Week, Day 1: Fuck off. As a service.
Dashboard Week Day 1
Unions and Joins – And then there was one
All about them Unions and Joins today. Don't worry, it's pretty simply. Hopefully I'll make them sound that way…
Viz-ual Tips for Beginners
In this blog I'll be going through a few tips that can help a beginner get started or a novice get a little better.
Learning Through Failure – Getting into the Data School
In this blog post I outline my unique method to universal success and fame – constant failure.
How to: Custom icons with actions and tooltips
This week I'm looking at how to add some snazzy custom icons. They're a great way of collapsing away info or attaching a link to a logo.
Dates can go trunc themselves
I struggle with the inner join of a dashboard in my first week of DSX.
Makeover Monday 33: Bourdain around the world
My process and iterations of my submission for Makeover Monday Week 33
My first week at DSX: Board games and Alteryx
Hi I'm Gheorghie and my first week so far has had me learning how to use alteryx and then cleaning up the data of a hobby of mine.


text:
Soil organic matter (SOM) is important for long-term crop productivity through maintenance of soil quality and is also now receiving attention due to its potential for climate change mitigation. The objectives of the present study were to investigate the effects of 9 years of fertilization on soil organic carbon (SOC) and total organic nitrogen (TON) and their fractions for the 0–50 cm profile in clayey (Luvisols) and sandy (Arenosols) soils in Murewa District, Zimbabwe. Three treatments were assessed: unfertilized (Control), nitrogen fertilizer (Nfert) and nitrogen fertilizer plus cattle manure (Nfert+manure). Density fractionation was used to assess the distribution of SOC and TON in three SOM fractions and their sensitivity to fertilization in fields 0–50 m away from homesteads (Homefields) and > 100 m away from homesteads (outfields). The relationship between light and heavy fraction organic carbon (C) were analysed to determine equilibrium levels that give an indication of carbon storage potential. In clayey soils total organic C under Nfert+manure was 4% higher than Nfert and 16% higher than the control. In sandy soils, SOC stocks were lowest in the control and highest in Nfert treatments at all depths. Nine years of fertilization significantly influenced SOC concentrations and storage up to 20 cm depth, below which stocks and concentrations of C and N were statistically insignificant. Distribution of C and N in density fractions showed greater stabilization under Nfert+manure in clayey soils, whereas it was greater under Nfert in sandy soils. Estimation of equilibrium levels suggested that homefields had potential to store more C, whereas outfields and control treatments had limited capacity due to attainment of lower equilibrium levels. Application of manure can be a low-cost alternative for enhancing soil quality and promoting soil C sequestration under conventionally tilled continuous maize cropping systems in Zimbabwe.
|Original language
|Pages (from-to)
|Journal of Agricultural Science
|Issue number
|Publication status
|Published - 2016
Fingerprint Dive into the research topics of 'Effects of nitrogen fertilizer and manure application on storage of carbon and nitrogen under continuous maize cropping in Arenosols and Luvisols of Zimbabwe'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Cite this
Mujuru, L., Rusinamhodzi, L., Nyamangara, J., & Hoosbeek, M. R. (2016). Effects of nitrogen fertilizer and manure application on storage of carbon and nitrogen under continuous maize cropping in Arenosols and Luvisols of Zimbabwe. Journal of Agricultural Science, 154(2), 242-257. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021859615000520


text:
Standards of Review
One of the major differences between the American (and British) systems of justice – the adversarial system – and the system used in countries that have adopted the Roman civil law system is the way appeals operate.
In North Carolina, for instance, after the trier of fact – usually a jury – renders a general verdict in a case, that case is (usually) final with respect to the facts, so long as the there were facts in the record that could've supported the verdict and the verdict was not irrational or unreasoanble.
In addition, upon review, a court of appeals in North Carolina or the federal system views the facts in the light most favorable to the prosecution.
Courts of appeals will conduct a de novo review of questions of law. For instance, whether evidence was admissible in the first place is a question of law, and therefore the reviewing court will conduct a new review of that decision to decide whether or not the evidence should've been admitted.
But, because courts of appeals in the United States and North Carolina do not generally review the facts of the case, decisions which may be erroneous, because juries have made mistakes or misjudged evidence, will stand unless the jury's decision was clearly irrational.
Contrast this situation with the Amanda Knox case in Italy. Knox was accused of killing a British student Meredith Kercher. The lower level Italian court found Knox guilty based on faulty DNA analysis performed by the prosecution's witness. But the appeals court in Italy hears the evidence again, and when they did they found that Knox and her former boyfriend were not guilty of the crime.


text:
GoLite Malpaís Trinity 3-Layer Liteshell Jacket
Our lightest, most packable rainwear. 3-Layer construction for increased durability, breathability and comfort. This rain jacket is characterized by minimal technical features. Being a waterproof/breathable shell with only the essentials makes The Malpais a functional piece of rain gear that won't weigh you down.
-GoLite's lightest waterproof/breathable jacket ever
-Fully taped seams
-Fixed hood with adjustable closures and volume reducer
-Shock cord closure on bottom hem
61 g/m2 - 100% Ripstop Nylon (15 Denier) Face
Polyurethane Membrane
100% Nylon Backer
Hydrostatic: 17000mm
MVTR: 15000/m2/day
*Men's weight given. Women's weight is 6 oz.


text:
Home › Forums › Autocross / Solo 2 › IAME X30 Super shifter › Reply To: IAME X30 Super shifter
That is very true that the top reasons for not driving a Kart have nothing to do with competitiveness and more with maintenance, work, and steep learning curve. I'm biased as I love driving karts and never really get it when someone immediately rights off the idea of a kart, but different strokes and such. But there do seem to be many avenues to grow this class and all are worthy of discussion, whether it be opening it to more popular local sprint racing class (shifters are not very popular in my area) or adding 4 stroke options for those who don't like 2 strokes. I'm going to try and do my part next year when I get a different motor and throw my current motor in my old chassis and see if anyone wants to rent it, the first hit is free.


text:
This just in I was just approved to be the leader of a new Kelby Photowalk for Houston. This will be my second time to do a Kelby Photowalk. The first walk was in the Lower Westheimer \ Montrose area in Houston. It was early Saturday morning a couple of years ago. I was wait listed last year so I wasn't able to attend. Frankly, I was waitlisted this year as well so I decided to lead my own walk.
Let's backup a few steps, pardon the pun, and I'll explain a few details. Scott Kelby is the president of NAPP, the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. He owns KelbyOne which provides some of the best online photographic I've seen. Although there are prizes, this is a fun walk and a good opportunity to get to know some other photographers and hone one's photographic skills. The photowalk is free; however, donations are accepted to benefit the Springs of Hope orphanage in Kenya. You can donate at the link below: https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/let-s-transform-orphans-lives-together-wwpw2017
My walk will center around the downtown Houston sports venues. Although it may be quiet, there won't be any games on Saturday morning October 7, the Houston Astros will be playing Thursday and Friday in the American League Division Series. We'll take a vote to decide whether to go to BBVA stadium, just a few blocks away, or head straight down to Discovery Green and then on to Toyota Center, the home of the Houston Rockets. Along the way walkers can visit some of the other Houston landmarks and icons.
I'll post some of my favorite pictures after the walk. Below are the current details.
- 7:30am(ish) – Optional Pre-Walk coffee & breakfast at Ahh, Coffee, 2018-A Rusk St., near BBVA Stadium. 832-968-3433.
- 9:00pm – Official Gathering, Meet at the Belltower at Minute Maid Park
This photowalk is for all skill levels.
The photowalk will begin at Minute Maid Park and walk to Toyota Center. Along the way we'll take exterior shots of the grounds at Minute Maid, BBVA Stadium (optional) pass Annunciation Catholic Church, Graffiti walls, Discovery Green, The Hilton Americas, Marriott Marquis and The George R Brown Convention Center. There will be opportunities to photograph architecture, street photography and general people watching in Houston's mini-Central Park. This is a short walk, less than a mile each way. On the way back, we'll take Austin St. to see more of downtown.
Note, there may be a lot of buzz going on downtown the week of the photowalk because the Astros will be in the middle of the AL Division Series. Oct 7 is NOT scheduled to be a game day.
- 11:00am, or so – Please join the group for a casual lunch at Jackson Street BBQ behind Minute Maid Park to share your favorite images.
This will be a daytime walk so you'll want to bring along something to drink.
Money – At this time Saturday morning I think you should be able to park on the street but you may choose to park in a pay lot but you shouldn't have to pay more than $10, prices vary. If you plan to photograph people along the way you may want to bring a few dollars to tip them. There's a small café in Discovery Green if you want a drink or something. Also bring money for lunch.
What to bring – Comfortable walking shoes, Camera, memory cards and your favorite lenses in your camera bag. Tripods are optional. Wide angle lenses are great for landscapes, long lenses will be great for zooming in and capturing the action in Discovery Green. Remember you're going to be carrying your equipment a couple of miles, so don't bring your full lens collection.


text:
"I don't believe in choosing films on the basis of performance oriented roles".
Kareena Kapoor spoke exclusively to Eros Now at the trailer launch for her new film Ki & Ka about how she chooses her roles, what she thought of the film and more. So read ahead!
On why she chose the role of Kia and how it was to play the character
When Balki narrated the script to me, I think I just jumped at it. At the interval point itself I decided I wanted to play the part of Kia and do the film. I was very excited to play this kind of a role after a long time and I could relate to it because I'm also a married working woman just like the character. It's something I'm very proud of and something I constantly carry on my sleeve. I like to do different kinds of roles with different actors and working with someone like Arjun was even more exciting.
On 'Streeling / Pulling' and why Ki & Ka is a different film
What we're saying is "Streeling Pulling Same thing". Of course it sounds cooler in Hindi but it is also something understood by everyone including the media and the amm junta. I was very happy with the reaction to the trailer because it's exciting, it's fresh and it's new. It is a cliche because every actor says it, but I think this is film is genuinely completely different. For the first time on Indian screens we talk about how a man and a woman are equal, how it is fine for a man to be a stay at home husband and a woman to be a working woman. In 2016 there are more women in corporate offices, in journalism, in different fields. You see more and more women around and it's totally relatable.
On her 'performance oriented" roles
I know my fans love my performance oriented roles, but I don't believe in choosing films on the basis of that. I like to work in my comfort zone and with people I connect with. The length of a role doesn't really matter to me, I always intend to be part of good films. I think as an actor if you approach film as a "performance oriented" role, then somewhere you are constantly thinking that. So I don't think an actor should work like that. I believe you just approach it as a role and a part and that's the way I think in my life.


text:
The holiday season is upon us and although it is not warm enough to swim, St. Augustine oceanfront condos are considered one of the most romantic places for couples to vacation. If you are looking for a romantic getaway, come stay at our beach view condo rentals, or oceanfront rentals, and enjoy gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, stroll down the beautiful white sandy beach during the day, take a carriage ride through the magical twinkling lights at night, and enjoy the many delicious restaurants we have within walking distance.
While on your vacation, join May Realty and Resorts in a family-friendly tradition for St. Augustine's Nights of Lights, and attend the Luminary Night the evening of Wednesday, December 7, 2016. St. Augustine's Lighthouse grounds will open for this annual celebration that is fun for everyone. Luminary Night is a wonderful opportunity for St. Augustine beach vacation visitors to experience the holidays, St. Augustine-style. The celebration will take place from 7pm-9pm and children can also visit Santa.
There are many activities for your entire family to enjoy during this special event. The Lighthouse and Museum out-does themselves for Luminary Night with plenty of holiday refreshments, music, children's activities and much more.
The 3 million white twinkling, lights during Nights of Lights will continue through January 31,2017. While on your St. Augustine ocean view vacation, the best way to fully experience St. Augustine's charm is to walk through the festive, glowing atmosphere and get a close-up look at the St. Augustine Lighthouse's spectacular holiday decorations. Visitors also love to climb the Lighthouse Tower and look over the beautiful Nights of Lights from the top.
After your holiday tour, join us Thursday night, December 9th as the St. Augustine Orchestra presents its annual Holiday Concert titled, "Home for the Holidays." This holiday event is as staple of St. Augustine's Christmas season, and will be at the Lightner Museum, in the antique courtyard area. We will continue our holiday celebrations on Saturday, as we have our annual Fiesta de Avilés. This event had to be postponed due to the hurricane, and will be on Avilés Street, the oldest street in the nation's oldest city and the heart of its original art district.


text:
Mercedes-Benz and Ferrari are among a small group of automakers selling some new vehicles with faulty Takata airbags that will be subject to recalls by the end of 2018, a US Senate report said on Wednesday.
The vehicles are legal to sell since the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has said they will not become potentially unsafe until exposed to high humidity for an extended period. Safety advocates and some in Congress have criticised the sale of vehicles that will be recalled.
Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat, said the vehicles include the 2016 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and 2016-2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe and Convertible and numerous 2016 and 2017 Ferrari models including the FF, California T, 488 GTB and 488 Spider, F12 and F12tdf and GTC4 Lusso.
Nelson said the report underscores "the failure of certain automakers and regulators to level with people about the true extent of the problem and to have the cars fixed before they're sold."
Mercedes Benz USA spokeswoman Donna Boland said the company has told regulators that its "dealers will be informing prospective buyers of the pending recall on these models at the time of purchase in the very near future".
Ferrari spokeswoman Krista Florin said the Italian automaker also plans to notify customers of the future recalls.
Seven out of 17 automakers Nelson contacted have admitted to equipping some new vehicles with defective Takata airbags, including Toyota, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Volkswagen. All agreed to notify buyers of the planned recalls.
Tesla is the only automaker that has not provided a written response, Nelson said. Tesla did not respond to a request for comment on Wednesday from Reuters. NHTSA said in May that Tesla would be required to recall vehicles for Takata inflators.
Takata inflators can explode with excessive force and spray metal shrapnel. They are suspected in at least 13 deaths worldwide and more than 100 injuries.
In May, Takata agreed to declare as defective, by 2018, another 35 million to 40 million US inflators that lack drying agents in frontal airbags after 14 automakers previously recalled more than 24 million US vehicles. Nearly 100 million inflators worldwide have been declared defective.
NHTSA said there have been no ruptures in vehicles built since 2008. According to NHTSA, the vehicles do not become vulnerable to exploding airbags without long-term exposure to high humidity. In the short-term, the agency says, they are safe to drive and much safer than older models.
- David Shepardson, Reuters


text:
New Facebook Activity Stream Plugin Brings Filtered Stream to Any Website
At today's f8 conference, Facebook announced several new products, including a series of social "plugins" (widgets) that enable third-party websites to incorporate Facebook's social functionality onto their sites to increase distribution and user engagement.
One of these is the activity stream plugin, which displays to the visitor personalized, recent activity happening on the site, bringing a filtered view on Facebook's activity stream to the third-party site, without requiring that visitor to log in to the site. The screenshot to the right is from the Facebook developer site.
Here's how it looks to the user, using CNN.com as an example.
- The user visits a site, such as CNN.com
- CNN.com has implemented Facebook's activity stream plugin, which hosts activity stream content from Facebook
- If the user is logged in to Facebook, the activity stream plugin will display that user's friends' activity related to CNN.com in the Recent Activity module
- If the user is not logged in to Facebook, the activity stream plugin will display recent activity related to CNN.com from everyone on Facebook and give that user the option to log in to Facebook
- If the user has minimal friend activity related to CNN.com, then the activity stream plugin will display activity from everyone on Facebook
In the above example, since the content in the Recent Activity module is still hosted by Facebook, none of the above flow requires the user to log in to CNN.com.
The plugin currently only works for exact domain matches, so, for example, an activity stream plugin implementation on insidefacebook.com would not also work on insidenetwork.com.
According to Bret Taylor, Director of Product and former CEO and Co-Founder at FriendFeed, Facebook wants all the social plugins work together to "allow [users] to make any page a Facebook Page."


text:
Actress Aditi Rao Hydari prefers an intimate marriage ceremony over a big fat wedding.
Seen in films like Rockstar, London Paris New York and Yeh Saali Zindagi, she said: "I love intimate ceremonies where all the loved ones come together and have fun."
"I have seen some of my friends getting married and they had the worst time at their own wedding. But when it is intimate, it is fun and the bride and the groom enjoy the most. That's what I would want," she added.
Aditi was speaking on the sidelines of the on going Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week here.
Is she in a relationship?
"No, no I am very much single," said the actress who was recently seen in Boss starring Akshay Kumar.
She will soon be seen in Manish Jha's new untitled film.


text:
Why telcos should state minimum Internet speed on ads
We're all so tired of telecommunication companies claiming that the Internet speed they provide can go "up to 5 Mbps" or "up to 10 Mbps" but in fact, that "up to" refers only to the wee hours of the night and not in the morning when most of us need it most. Couldn't telcos just declare the normal speed they offer so no one gets confused and mislead?
That's exactly what Senator Paolo Benigno "Bam" Aquino is working on regarding the slow and expensive Internet connection in the Philippines.
"We are pushing changes in advertising. It would be good for our consumers if what is communicated is clearer. Why can't we just advertise the average speed? The one that I will get for 24 hours of the day rather than the one that I will get three or four hours of the day," said Sen. Bam Aquino.
What the senator wants is clear and large fonts of the average minimum Internet speed to be printed on the telco's advertisements so interested subscribers know what they should be expecting from the service right from the get-go.
This just makes sense so that we don't feel somehow cheated and frustrated with the kind of connection these companies provide when we start using their services. It's one thing to have slow Internet, but it's another thing to have slow Internet after being promised otherwise.


text:
- Back to Top
- OverviewJump to Overview
- FeaturesJump to Features
- WarrantyJump to Warranty
- ReviewsJump to Reviews
Acoustic Lead Guitar Series G35FX 35W 1x12 Guitar Combo Amp
- Write a Review
- Questions & Answers
Free Shipping
Lowest Price
45-Day Returns
Ships Internationally
6-Month* financing available.
- Free Shipping (48 Contiguous U.S. States)
Make the most of your practices and small jams with the Acoustic G35FX guitar combo amp, part of the Lead Guitar Series. With 35W of power pushing a ...Click To Read More About This Product
A powerful 1x12 combo with onboard effects and a rock 'n' roll pedigree.
Make the most of your practices and small jams with the Acoustic G35FX guitar combo amp, part of the Lead Guitar Series. With 35W of power pushing a 12" speaker, the G35FX delivers bold sound with plenty of volume. Its two channels cover a world of tones, allowing you to explore different styles with ease, plus spring reverb, chorus, and delay effects to further expand your palette of tones. Powerful tone-shaping comes courtesy of a 3-band EQ with Mid Shift, and an aux. input lets you practice by playing along with tunes on your MP3 or CD player, plus there's a headphone out for late-night jamming.
- Two channels
- 3-band EQ + Mid Shift
- Spring reverb, chorus, and delay effects
- 12" speaker
Power, tone, and killer effects at an amazingly affordable price! Order your G35FX today!
- 17-1/2"W x 19"H x 9"D
- 22lb.
Musician's Friend Gold Coverage
Gold Coverage goes above and beyond the manufacturer's warranty to protect your gear from unexpected breakdowns, accidental damage from handling and failures. This plan covers your product for one, two, three or up to five years from your date of purchase, costs just pennies per day and gives you a complete "no-worry" solution for protecting your investment.
Gold Coverage Includes:
- Unexpected and unintentional spills, drops and cracks
- Normal wear and tear
- Power surges
- Dust, internal heat and humidity
Other plan features include:
- For products over $200, No Lemon Policy applies. If it fails for the same defect 3 times, it is replaced on the 4th breakdown. (Does not apply to failures due to drops, spills, and cracks)
- For products under $200 experiencing the above failures, a Musician's Friend gift card will be issued for the full price of the product + tax.
- Shipping fees covered if required for repair or replacement
- Plans are transferable in the event merchandise is sold
- Plans are renewable on new gear
*Limitations and exclusions apply. See terms and conditions (Opens in new window) for program details
Term for New Gear begins on date of purchase but does not replace the store return policy or manufacturer coverage.


text:
Time again for Manny's Thoughts! Your weekly briefing on combat sports from Manny Montreal! Take a look at Manny's Patreon page! This week: Congratulations to Donnybrook Boxing Promotions! Sell-out crowd in Miramichi! Manny says Ryan Garcia not PPV-ready! Braekhus vs Reis: beautiful fight! You heard it here first: Jessica Camara can beat either one! Congrats as well to Gennady Golovkin! He hasn't lost the killer instinct! Stevenson vs Jack undercard coming together! Brandon Cook back in action this week! Ryan Ford on the road again! Fighting in Germany! Tons to watch this weekend! Too many fights to list! Watch the video and set your DVR! What's going on with the Lomachenko vs Linares undercard? Take a look at Manny's Patreon page! Check it out:
Thanks to my sponsors: Donnybrook Boxing Gym and Prestige Fitness.
Twitter: MannyMtl Facebook: Manny Montreal Patreon: MannyMTL
No copyright infringement intended. All content used in adherence with Fair Use copyright law.


text:
About Us
Our family has lived in Escalante for multiple generations. We love this place. This is our home. We have been raised herding cattle on the desert, hiking at Devils Rock Garden, and camping at Posey Lake. We then raised our children doing many of the same things. It has truly been a great way to live and now we want to share some of those experiences with you. Two things made those experiences great, the people we shared them with and beautiful places we experienced them in. We look forward helping you experience those beautiful places with those you love.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide opportunities for our guests to make memories and have experiences they will never forget while creating employment opportunities that will improve the quality of life in our community.


text:
Google is shutting off support for its Google Wallet debit card
See the original posting on The Verge
Google announced today it would no longer support its Wallet Card starting June 30th. The prepaid debit card, which launched back in November 2013, let you pay for things in person and online using your Wallet balance at any retailer that accepted MasterCard. It also let you withdraw money from ATMs. In an email sent to Wallet Card owners, Google says it wants "to focus on making it easier than ever to send and receive money with the Google Wallet app."
For those with unactivated Wallet Cards, you can still activate the card and use it until the cutoff date. The Google Wallet mobile app still exists; Google repurposed it as a Venmo and Square Cash rival for peer-to-peer payments in September. However, you'll no longer be able to add…