text:
Best Physiotherapists at Home in NGO Colony, Choolaimedu, Chennai
- Home /
- Chennai /
- Physiotherapist /
- Choolaimedu /
- NGO Colony(967 professionals)
Where do you prefer therapy?
List of Physiotherapists near NGO Colony (967 professionals)
- Zeenath Shamu4.9(45 reviews)K K Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indiasrinidhi2 September, 20185.0
She was always on time understanding each need and condition. She keeps tabs regularly. We finally happy to have someone who is able to identify the actual problem and provide some remedysashidharbabu29 April, 20185.0
Patient: diabetic with severe hand and knee pains, after engaging the physio, now after 10 days, she is doing the routine work without hurdle. Hence the physical therapy and the advice of this doc worked to a good extent.I prefer to take this physio if you have related body pains Thanks madamAbout
I am an experienced and highly skilled physiotherapist in Chennai with a track record of assisting patients with physical difficulties and injuries through the best possible physiotherapy. I design each physiotherapy session basis on the learning level of clients. I identify their physical problems and prepare case notes accordingly.
- Andrew4.8(32 reviews)Chennaigeeta dangwal4 October, 20185.0
Good response. detailed knowledge. So effective therapy results can be seen from the beginning..vinoth kumar24 July, 20185.0
On time response... Good advisor for all kind of pain....About
I am a physiotherapist with 13+ years of experience. I have given many treatments to people who suffered from their physical sports injuries & clinical problems and they got relief from their problems. I also give post natal exercises, weight loss exercises,abdomen & core strengthening,etc. ln my experience i have given the best treatment that helped them to cured so quickly. I am also a fitness trainer so mostly I will give both treatment rehabilitation & posture correction to my patients, thank you.
- Haribabu Sundaramurthy5.0(25 reviews)Perambur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indiaafzalunnisa basheer8 January, 20185.0
I had a sprain so i took services from a physiotherapist and he did a decent job. I am not much satisfied as i only took 1 session and then booked someone else. It wasnt much so yes, thats it.shabitha20 June, 20175.0
I have been seeing haribabu for the last week and have found him to be a great physio providing both clinical and practical advise and support through my rehab. Being able to chat through wider issues was really useful for my recovery and understanding the overall process. I would definitely go Haribabu gain and recommend him to others.About
Being the best physiotherapist in Chennai, I have over 8 years of experience as a physiotherapist in various multi speciality hospitals. I had my physiotherapy training in Stanley medical college and hospital. My areas of expertise include orthopaedics and pain management and cure my patients with my expertise in the field of physiotherapy. I am a goal oriented and the patient-friendly person.
- Anbuu5.0(23 reviews)Chintadripet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indiaguru3 July, 20175.0
I was suffering from severe back pain, after taking treatment by Dr.Anbu I'm feeling full pain relief. Thank you sirmythili3 July, 20175.0
Thank you for relieving me from knee painAbout
As a physiotherapist in Chennai, I always try to understand my patients problems and then try to solve them with the best physiotherapy according to their requirement. My major focus always remain in giving the best possible physiotherapy services to my clients. I don't take it as a profession but consider it as my passion.
- XeneZ Physio Home Care5.0(23 reviews)54 Kakkan Street, GST Road, Potheri, Kattankulathur, Tamil Nadu 603203, Indiasudhesh2 April, 20175.0
He is skilled and experienced doctorsunil2 April, 20175.0
One of the best physiotherapist in chennaiAbout
I am an experienced physiotherapist and can you help you in relieving the pain and disability. My physiotherapy treatment would involve a cause analysis of the problem and long term solution for the same. I'm expert in Manual Physiotherapy, Dry Needling, Kinesiotaping, Nerve Mobilization, Myofascial Release and Manipulation.
- Priyadarshini Kirthivasan4.0(17 reviews)Pallavaram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indiarunjhun mathur1 October, 20175.0
I hired Priyadarshini for my grandmother as she had a stroke so the sessions were for muscle relaxation mainly ahd we continued for about two weeks. It was nice, she used to have 2-3 sessions in a week. The results were satisfying. We paid her 500 per session.vikas18 September, 20175.0
I was able to find time for one session only, but she managed to advice best possible excercises and tips to reduce the pain in the constrained time itself.About
I worked as a chief physiotherapist with an NGO of Apollo hospitals in Delhi for four years and also am practicing physiotherapy in Ghaziabad and well versed in my subject. My motto is to cure the patient in minimum duration of time with my physiotherapy. I am a specialist in treating neurological, orthopaedic, post surgical and paediatric cases.Alongside my physiotherapy I am also trained with dry needling and taping.
- Venkatesh M4.7(17 reviews)Nanmangalam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indiasan9 October, 20185.0
Good service, polite n explain things very wellushasri17 September, 20185.0
Venkatesh way of approach is excellent. He does his work with great involvement and at most care. He is very humble and dedicated physiotherapist and he deserves his job.About
As a physiotherapist, I have lot of experience of different Musculoskeletal and sports injuries cases. I have my expertise in knee replacement cases, back and neck radiating pain, spondylosis, slip disc, frozen shoulder, osteoarthritis. I use manual therapy, kinesio tapes, mobilization for pain relief. I use Pilates, weights, therabands, etc for strengthening.Also handling patients with neurological problems like stroke,spinal cord injuries,day,facial palsy etc..specialist in hand manipulation therapy for stroke rehabilitation program..
- VijayaKumar A4.0(16 reviews)4, Panchayat Main Rd, Phase-1, Elim Nagar, Perungudi, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600096, Indiasophia bijou8 July, 20174.0
Your dedication in the work is satisfactoryraja selvaraj8 July, 20174.0
Undergone treatment for my lcl injury, he is really good and treated properly and I started walking within two weeks of time with minimum support..About
I'm a physical therapist in Chennai and also a certified acupuncturist. I am quite proficient in cardiology, orthopaedics, neurology with my physiotherapy. I am also capable of dealing with IPD and OPD patients. I am proficient in manipulation physiotherapist as well.
- Dr. Balasubrammani PT4.5(15 reviews)Choolaimedu Bus Stop, Nelson Manickam Road, Thiruvenkatapuram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indiaramakrishnan srinivasan25 July, 20185.0
Good and very knowledgeable physio.understanda the issue patiently and goes ahead with the treatment.mohanraj18 June, 20184.5
Nice gentleman, seems to be experienced in this field.prompt in attending the patient.About
I deal with mainly Musculoskeletal, Neurology cases. I am available for home sessions of Physiotherapy, and I have a team of 5 physiotherapists that are qualified and assist me.
- Shanmugapriya4.0(14 reviews)Kannagi St, Jeevan Prakash Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600056, Indiaashwini3 April, 20175.0
It's been almost 6 months since I have been trained by Shanmuga Priya and I lost 7-8 kg in a constant pace. It's all been possible only because of my trainer who has been very supportive throughout my transition phase. She used to give training according to our body type and constantly monitor the progress every week. Best fitness trainer I have come across.s. sabitha satish kumar3 April, 20175.0
Hi I'm Mrs Sabitha Satish Kumar. My trainer Shanmugapriya had given me a work out for 45days. In that, I've reduced 5.5kgs of weight. I'm so happy, that after getting trained with other trainers for so many years now result but she is so sincere and dedicated trainer. I took personal training with her and I've got a drastic inch loss. Thanks to ShanmugapriyaAbout
With being an experienced physiotherapist in Chennai, I had my internship at Stanley government medical college, and served there for 6months in all the departments and have a good experience at all cardio, neuro, orthopaedic &hand surgery department. Also, I have some physiotherapy work experience at some fitness centre for more than 2years. I have seen many patients in my experience and my aim is to give them the best physiotherapy treatment to cure them as soon as possible.
You may also like
Nearby localities
Where do you prefer therapy?
Recent Projects of Physiotherapists near NGO Colony
- Location near
Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Rs. 700 - 900Booked on 16 October, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
Greater than 50See full request
- Location near
Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Antony A*******Price
Rs. 500 - 700Booked on 11 September, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
25-30See full request
- Location near
Ayyavoo Colony, Aminjikarai, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Saiprasad S********Price
Rs. 500 - 700Booked on 8 September, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
41- 50See full request
- Location near
Vinayakapuram, Arumbakkam, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Jana K****Price
Rs. 800 - 1000Booked on 8 August, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At ClinicAge
18 - 24See full request
- Location near
Rajaram Mehta Nagar, Aminjikarai, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Saiprasad S********Price
Rs. 900 - 1100Booked on 28 July, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
41- 50See full request
- Location near
Ngo Colony, Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Rs. 900 - 1100Booked on 24 July, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
Greater than 50See full request
- Location near
Mmda Colony, Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Kadar K***Price
Rs. 500 - 700Booked on 6 July, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
Less than 18See full request
- Location near
West Namasivaya Puram, Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
N K****Price
Rs. 500 - 700Booked on 3 July, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
18 - 24See full request
- Location near
Ngo Colony, Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Hathiya B***Price
Rs. 400 - 600Booked on 8 March, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At ClinicAge
18 - 24See full request
- Location near
Ngo Colony, Choolaimedu, Chennai, IndiaCustomer
Rs. 500 - 700Booked on 5 March, 2018Service RequirementsTherapy preferred at
At HomeAge
41- 50See full request
Tell us your requirements and get custom quotes with profiles within 24 hours from upto 5 interested Physiotherapists at Home.
Are you a professional looking for customers?join now


text:
DURHAM — The Durham Public Library recently announced the new Oyster River High School Poet Laureate at the library's annual poetry night.
Catherine Geiger is the new Poet Laureate. Emily Howard was a finalist for the award, as well. Poems were read by Catherine, Emily and last year's Poet Laureate, Daniel Belshaw. It was a great night of poetry.
Choose the plan that's right for you. Digital access or digital and print delivery.

subset: commoncrawl


text: SEPTUAGENARIAN SERVICE: It looks as if Roger Markfield's tenure at American Eagle Outfitters Inc. will carry into his 70s. According to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Friday, the Pittsburgh-based teen retailer has given Markfield, its decidedly post-teenaged vice chairman and executive creative director, a new employment contract extending two years, to Feb. 1, 2014, and carrying a base annual salary of $950,000, a four-year consulting clause worth $6 million and cash and stock bonuses. Markfield, who was 69 when American Eagle filed its definitive proxy last April, will mark his 19th anniversary with the firm in May. He's held his current post since 2009, been a director since 1999 and has variously served as co-chief executive officer, president and chief merchandising officer following shorter tenures with Macy's Inc., Gap Inc. and Limited Brands Inc.


text:
Hey Ben Affleck, This Movie Sounds Stupid!
Ben Affleck is in negotiations to star in thriller Line of Sight, which will be produced by legendary action flick producer Joel Silver. Okay, so far, so good. The movie follows an elite group of commandos transporting cargo and dealing with a global threat. That's kind of vanilla, but maybe they'll make it work.


text:
Invitation to dine with the aliens
A dinner spiced with stories
The KNOT is a big cooking table onto which ideas, tastes, ingredients and flavours from the most varied sources are mixed together to create – slowly but surely – new recipes.
Cooking and eating together becomes highly representative for most activities performed at the KNOT, as one of the social activities in which communication and interaction take place even in the lack of a visible direct exchange.
We have invited three special guests who are to be taking cooking as a pretext for giving us insights into their different personal experiences as wanderers in the world and as inhabitants of alien spaces and languages which they turned into their own homes. Armando Gómez Roo, Maya Gordon and Fernando Klabin will cook for us a dinner spiced with stories, stories of displacement in which home is where one can speak, act and be outside the narrow frames of national culture/ ethnic belonging/ identity burden, at the same time using from all these only the best ingredients, and thus turning clichés into tasty assets.
Sunday, 04.07.2010 | 19:00Warsaw Ursynów Event
Armando Gómez Roo
Fernando Klabin
Maya Gordon


text:
Related Projects
From Linux-VServer
Revision as of 19:39, 15 September 2006 by 184.108.40.206 (Talk)
This page is not considered complete
Your are welcome to help the Wiki Team and edit this page to fill in the missing parts
- Qemu - QEMU CPU Emulator
- Bochs - highly portable open source IA-32 (x86) PC emulator written in C++
- PearPC - architecture-independent PowerPC platform emulator
- Xen - Xen virtual machine monitor
Native Virtualization
- VMware - desktop virtualization software for software developers/testers
Operating System-level Virtualization
- FreeVPS - early Linux-VServer fork
- OpenVZ - Open Source version of the commercial Virtuozzo™ product from SWsoft
- FreeBSD jails - the closest equivalent standard feature in FreeBSD
- Solaris Zones - the closest equivalent standard feature in Solaris 10
This content management system is really, really, bad... and insecure !!!!#


text:
Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, so there's no doubt its residents know how to have fun. But every year, thousands of them make the trek to the L.A. County Fair in Pomona and get lost in the sea of people, deep-fried foods and games. And you can't blame them. Having been held at the same location since 1922, it's become one of the largest fairs in the United States. Since its beginnings in a former beet field, it's grown to cover 543 acres and boasts more than the average visitor can see and do in one day, including one of the largest Ferris wheels west of the Mississippi. So to help visitors navigate all the fair has to offer, we've put together a list of the top 10 things to do, see or eat so you can enjoy the event for all its worth.
Totally Fried Doritos
What is it?: New this year, Chicken Charlie's dips nacho-flavored Doritos into its popular fish-and-chip batter, deep fries them, and then serves them with a side of ranch sauce. "The one thing I tried and I really liked was the deep-fried Doritos," said Sherry Flores, food and beverage contract manager for the Los Angeles County Fair. Chicken Charlie's owner Charlie Boghosian said he enjoys coming up with crazy items because he likes "to see the people's faces when they read the sign" and loves to see their reactions when they eat the dish. Totally Fried Doritos are $8.95. Boghosian also recommends trying his Totally Fried Bacon Wrapped Zucchini on a stick and Krispy Kreme Triple Decker Cheeseburger.
Location: Near the corner of Broadway and Palm streets.
2012 Cooper Barbera from Jeff Runquist Wines
What is it?: This red wine uses fruit produced at the Dick Cooper Vineyard in Amador County. It has a vivid purple color, a raspberry and red currant aroma and a black cherry, blackberry and toasted oak flavor, boosted with hints of caramel. "Barbera is valued as an 'everyday style of wine.' This results from several factors, including a low to medium price point, along with a low tannin-high acidity structure, which makes it pair very well with many food types. Specifically when paired with tomato-based dishes (pizzas and pasta sauces), in which the acidity of the wine enhances and combines with the acidity of the tomatoes," said Brad Dehn, tasting room manager at Jeff Runquist Wines in Plymouth. Barbera sells for $28 a bottle at the winery, but at the L.A. Fair you can try it for $3 a taste (five tastes for $12).
Location: Wine, Beer & Spirits Marketplace.
Happy Hour
What is it?: $2 off beer and margaritas 4-7 p.m. Wednesday-Friday.
Location: All beer and margarita stands.
La Grande Wheel
What is it?: The largest Ferris wheel west of the Mississippi. It is nearly 15 stories tall, offering a fantastic view of the fairgrounds and the surrounding area. As the sun sets, the Ferris wheel becomes a romantic locale, lighting up the sky with its 50,000 lights. The ride is 12 tickets, which is $6. A one day unlimited ride wristband is $50.
Location: Midway area.
Big Water
What is it?: This is an all-ages game that can handle up to 16 players. Customers shoot water guns at targets, racing against each other to win big prizes. There is a winner after each race of this most-played game on the midway. To play, it will cost you 12 tickets, which is $6.
Location: Midway area.
Duck races
What is it: Cheer on cute quackers as they race for healthy foods like lettuce, spinach, or their favorite — grape tomatoes. There are several races daily, visit The Farm for a schedule.
Location: The Farm.
What is it?: This Queen tribute band has played up and down the West Coast, including Las Vegas and Hollywood. Sit and listen or sing along with many of the top hits from Queen's catalog as they are performed live. Shows will take place daily, visit stage for schedule.
Location: Gold Mine Stage.
Battle of the Bands
What is it?: High school and college bands compete for cash prizes and a slot on Vans Warped Tour. Eight different bands each day. 6-10 p.m. Thursdays Sept. 4-18.
Location: Gold Mine Stage.
America's Kids Hobby Collections
What is it?: Children ages 5-18 exhibit their collections of items to win a first, second or third place ribbon or sweepstakes rosette. Bring your kids and share some stories from your youth while checking out the displays.
Location: Expo Hall 5.
What is it?: A device that punches a straw-sized hole into any beverage container. Gonzalo Garcia and his wife have a busy life with two young children and the last thing they need is more to clean up at meals and snack times. "We needed a way to make it convenient for the little ones not to spill," Garcia said. Garcia went into the garage and developed Bop-A-Top. The product is targeted for families with kids, but is also popular with people with special needs, such as autism and Parkinson's disease. From G&G Innovations, Bop-A-Top is $15 or two for $25.
Location: Expo Hall 4, booth A-4081.


text:
Skip to comments.Report links global warming with mental illness; "skeptical environmentalist" scoffs
Posted on 08/31/2011 10:26:30 AM PDT by martosko
A report from Australias Climate Institute which links global warming with mental illness is already drawing eyerolls from a central academic in the global climate-change debate.
In its report, the anti-carbon emissions organization argues that a spike in severe weather events in Australia coincides with increased rates of anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress and substance abuse.
Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish professor and environmental statistician, and a cautious believer in global warming but also an advocate for sound and rational decisions about how to fix it told The Daily Caller the study is problematic.
Cutting carbon emissions to slow a mental health epidemic down the road, Lomborg says, is an extreme reaction that makes it difficult to take global warming and climate change advocates seriously.
Global warming causes racism too.
And vice versa.
They are definitely linked - believers in AGW are mentally ill.
So maybe there is something to it...
Ah ya' beat me by 26 seconds.
The belief in anthropogenic global warming is a mental illness, a condition that commonly afflicts liberals and progressives when they buy into their own scams.
They are actually causing mental illness in children making them feel depressed because they make them think that they have no future due to all the Gore-Bull Warmed Over Apocalypse Hysterics.
And they call Glenn Beck a fear monger? Glenn Beck has nothing on Al Gore and his Carbon Terrorism.
There's just so much you could read into that headline.
Romney stated that he believes in AGW and that Moslems are misunderstood. Romney is worse than rino Rick Perry..
"Romney is worse than rino Rick Perry.."
I agree.
Their premis had merit but their application was incorrect.
Mental illness is the cause for belief in global warming.
Anyone who disagrees with algore is mentally ill now. Not only that, but the aliens hate them and will kill them, if given the chance.
These kooks are desparate but this is how they talk amongst themselves about "the masses." They are really freaks of nature.
Does it also cause Zionism? That's racism, after all. Or does Zionism cause global warming?
They must try every possible avenue to keep the con game going forward.
EDITORIAL: Cloudy outlook for global-warming faithful
Global Warming on Free Republic
Latest from Global Warming News Site
Well, not global warming per se, but the belief in it. That's no big shocker. Have you ever SEEN Al Gore?
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
Job Search / Re: Pet Friendly Housing in DC?« on: March 01, 2009, 05:46:07 PM »
2000 N St NW accepts dogs (not sure if there is a limit on size, there may be). Its called The Flats and is in south Dupont (a few blocks from Farragut North and Farragut West (red line) metro stops). All of my friends that live in DC that have dogs live in Dupont.
I can't figure out whether they allow short-term leases, but that looks like a nice place in a great location. I may have to check it out over spring break.


text:
1 Hour
1 Day
1 Week
1 Month
Login with username, password and session length
Tramadol Express Delivery Forum
Purchase tramadol er without a rx overnight shipping Forum
Cheap tramadol 120150 tablet Discussion
Ultram Ultram Tramadol Hci Tablet: Purchase tramadol in hk - Will tramadol show up as an opiate on urinalysis test
« previous
next »
Pages: [
Topic: Ultram Ultram Tramadol Hci Tablet: Purchase tramadol in hk - Will tramadol show up as an opiate on urinalysis test (Read 6478 times)
Purchase tramadol in hk
Tramadol Drug Tets
Posts: 3
rate: +7/-1
Ultram Ultram Tramadol Hci Tablet
24 December 2009 - 15:1:3 »
Tramadol Drug Testing
order ultram shipped in united states
This made _Christian_ give a
"Tramadol er free shipping"
little back; _Apollyon_ therefore followed his work amain, and _Christian_ again took courage, and resisted as manfully as he could. There was a young roc in it, just ready to be hatched, and its beak had begun to break the egg. The merchants who landed with me broke the egg with hatchets, and made a hole in it, pulled out the young roc piecemeal, and roasted it. BETTING All bets are made before the cards are dealt. It was Malcolm's hobbyhorse, dappled gray, the tail and the mane missing and the paint worn off--and tenderly licked off--his nose. These policies include worldwide medical protection and also can include evacuation services
drug store cost for tramadol
detox ultram tramadol
Buy Tramadol shipped cod!
Pravachol Buy Tramadol
Buy tramadol switzerland
Posts: 0
rate: +1/-5
Buy ultram tramadol mg tablets
7 December 2008 - 1:17:59 »
Does tramadol affect the:
cheapest tramadol 50 mg
In some casino's you must announce your surrender decision before the ultracet overdose contraindications and information tramadol dealer deals to the ultracet overdose contraindications and information tramadol first hand. The fee paid by the insured to the insurer for assuming the risk is called the 'premium'. P?
mail order tramadol online without prescription
Buy tramadol without a prescript ion online.
Where can i purchase tramadol
Generic Ultram Generic
Posts: 2
rate: +1/-4
Can i mix tramadol and Albuterol HFA together
8 October 2008 - 9:28:31 »
Generic Online Tramadol!
cheap drug renova ultram zyrtec
For this purpose he returned to the town, disguised as a
Tramadol er free shipping
merchant of silks. This helps to lower blood pressure. How taken: Use Atacand as directed by your doctor. The theory can be tested using economic data, such as a price index for GDP and a measure of the money supply, say currency plus bank deposits. There was the shelf he had put up in their room, the burned place on the floor where he had tipped over a lamp, tattered shreds of the paper she had hung to surprise him, the little storeroom which they had cleared out for Malcolm when he was old enough, and whose door had had to be kept closed because innumerable uncaged birds lived there.... When he had gone through the piles of account books in a closet and those he sought were not found among them, he remembered the trunkful up in the tiny loft. Robert Courtney Jr
buy tramadol india
Second mortgage loan rate tramadol.
Ultracet overdose contraindications and information tramadol
Can tramadol be taken with cipro
Posts: 5
rate: +8/-10
Buy tramadol paypai without prescription
18 Augest 2008 - 3:7:34 »
new tramadol order pharmacy tramadol
Tramadol for headaches?
canadian pharmacy cheap tramadol
Get smarter with underwriter and manager incentives. Others, referred to as own-occ policies, will pay the claim as long as you cannot return to your own occupation. Whether I went over by the ladder, as first contrived, or went in at the hole in the rock, which I called a door, I cannot remember; no, nor could I remember the next morning, for never frighted hare fled to cover, or fox to earth, with more terror of mind than I to this retreat. I slept none that night. He had walked past Jenny's once that evening, but without being able to force himself to inquire. Nearly every day of snow they passed her house
tramadol dosage and side effects
What happens if you smoke tramadol January Jan. winter February Feb. March Mar. spring April Apr. May June Jun. summer July Jul. August Aug. September Sep. autumn October Oct. November Nov. December Dec. . She was startled and abashed that the Taking Tramadol and Pletal together news so seized upon her. Most US states specify that the contestability period cannot be longer than two years; only if the insured dies within this period will the insurer have a legal right to contest the claim on the basis of misrepresentation and request additional information before deciding to pay or deny the claim. The face amount on the policy is the initial amount that the policy will pay at the death of the insured or when the policy matures, although the actual death benefit can provide for greater or lesser than the face amount. Even when the use of these gambling devices was banned in his home state after a few years, Fey still couldn't keep up with demand for the game elsewhere. Another early machine gave out winnings in the form of fruit flavoured chewing gums with pictures of the flavours as symbols on
Tramadol er free shipping
the reels. Generally better statistics are available on auto losses and underwriting on this line of business has benefited greatly from advances in computing
Pages: [
« previous
next »
Buy generic tramadol without prescription Forum
Can i take tramadol with Alferon N Injection be taken on the same day Forum
Tramadol Dosing In Dogs Discussion
Ultram Ultram Tramadol Hci Tablet: Purchase tramadol in hk - Will tramadol show up as an opiate on urinalysis test
Powered by SMF 2.0 RC3
SMF © 9355–2011, Simple Machines LLC
Ultram Ultram Tramadol Hci Tablet
FB Variant by


text:
Newport gun range up against three appealsBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
March 25. 2013 10:05PM
NEWPORT - Three different appeals have been filed against the Planning Board's approval of the proposed Sturm, Ruger & Company and Mountain View Gun Club gun range on John Stark Highway.
The Newport Safety Coalition filed two appeals, one with the town Zoning Board of Adjustments and the second with Sullivan County Superior Court.
Representing the group of residents, West Lebanon attorney Rebecca Wagner said Monday the coalition's appeals address four basic issues: noise pollution, environmental contamination, the destruction of wetlands near some of the coalition members' homes and the board's failure to follow its own procedure during the final site plan review on Feb. 19, when the gun range was approved.
"It's the fact that they are putting a new range on an undeveloped parcel and residents have the opportunity to be involved with the process, voice their concerns, make sure it's done right, and there are a number of concerns for this process," Wagner said.
The third appeal was filed by Cynthia Jachim-Gallagher of Endicott Road. A hearing for her appeal is scheduled for July 9 in Sullivan County Superior Court in Newport.
Town Planning and Zoning Administrator Julie M. Magnuson said the Zoning Board would most likely hold a special meeting in the next 30 days to address the appeal. She said the town had not yet been served with the coalition's superior court appeal.
A year ago, the Mountain View Gun Club received a special exception from town zoning laws to establish the outdoor recreational shooting facility on a 67 acre lot.
The Mountain View Gun Club, which used to have a shooting range in town, has been without a shooting range for many years. Sturm, Ruger and Company plans to acquire the property to establish the shooting range and then transfer ownership to the gun club.
The outdoor shooting facility would be for gun club members for recreation, competition and instruction in safe gun handling.
Ruger would also use the shooting range for product testing, which Ruger attorney James Laboe of Orr& Reno said would likely only be a few times a year at the most.
Wagner said a major concern for the coalition members is that the Planning Board made no restrictions regarding noise levels, and state law prohibits nuisance criminal or civil action for existing gun ranges.
"There ended up being nothing about sound in the ultimate conditions," she said.
The town has no noise ordinance but according to Laboe, Ruger wants to be responsible in regards to noise levels and plans to implement measures to dampen it.
Wagner said Ruger chose the Newport location over a Unity site after the town of Unity adopted a noise ordinance.
According to Laboe the gun range would use EPA best practices to prevent environmental impact such as lead from discharged ammunition seeping into ground water.
It is a matter of maintaining a certain pH balance in the soil, he said.
But according to Wagner, the coalition's environmental expert finds the proposed environmental plan "lacking."
Wagner said the property also may have more wetlands than Ruger disclosed.
Jachim-Gallagher said in her appeal that she and her family live about half a mile from the proposed gun range and would be adversely impacted by the noise, particularly in the use of high-caliber ammunition for skeet shooting.
Ruger's involvement and use of the gun range is also vague, she asserts in her appeal.
"It remains unclear if this is a recreational facility, a test facility, an employee benefit or a combination of the three. Anything beyond a mere recreational facility presents clearly undesirable and unreasonable noise for those who share close proximity to the range."


text:
1. Friday kicks off with two art openings in downtown Bangor – the grand opening of the Blue Heron gallery (pictured) at the boutique of the same name, with works from a wide variety of Bangor artists, and at the Pigeon Gallery, upstairs at the corner of Central and Main Streets, there's the Unsanctioned Art Show and auction, to benefit the Bangor Skate Park. Later, you can enjoy Stesha Cano at Paddy Murphy's, Mark Miller at the Big Easy, and First Friday Jazz at Nocturnem Drafthaus. For a more raucous time, check out EDM DJs the Slammin' Salmon and DJ Les at the Bear Brew, also on Friday, and for a quieter time, River City Cinema shows the haunting documentary "Chasing Ice" at 7 p.m. at the Brewer Performing Arts Center. On Saturday night, there's Magnetic North at Paddy's, Joe Francis at the Big Easy and, at the Gracie Theatre at Husson University, the hilarious traveling show "Deer Camp" is set for 8 p.m. Finally, foodies from the area would do well to check out the CSA Fair from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Hammond Street Congregational Church – you can have your pick of farmers from which to buy a summer farm share. After all, warmer weather is just around the corner!
2. Now here's a neat event: the Fogcutters Big Band, the Portland-based supergroup of horn players and jazz and funk musicians are set to back up two titans of 90s rock: John Popper of Blues Traveler and Chris Barron of the Spin Doctors, with a very special show set for 9 p.m. Friday at Port City Music Hall; Popper will play again with Anna and the Diggs and Dirigo 9 p.m. Saturday, also at Port City. There's also Whale Oil and Christian McNeill and the Sea Monsters at Empire. On Saturday, Lady Lamb the Beekeeper plays a CD release show for her gorgeous new album "Ripely Pine," set for 8 p.m. at the Space Gallery with guest Xenia Rubinos; Milo Greene is at Empire, the Blues Prophets and the Renovators are at the Big Easy, and Sea Level, Chaos Sauce and Worried Well are at Geno's. Wind down your weekend with the Rebirth Brass Band, Sunday at Empire.
3. Coastally speaking, in Belfast you've got a choice between the epic First Friday Contra Dance at the American Legion Hall, or the rocking trio The Rugged at Three Tides on Saturday. Across the bay, there are two nights of the band Oversoul at Chummies in Ellsworth, on Saturday there's Banned from Eden at Sips, and rockabilly rockers the Crown Vics are set to play at the Common Good Cafe in Southwest Harbor – 1950s style costume are most encouraged. And don't forget the First Saturday Contra Dance at College of the Atlantic, starting at 7 p.m. at the Gates Community Center.
4. With the snow that western Maine got this past week, it'll be a great weekend to ski – especially since temperatures will be in the 30s. There are some excellent deals at several ski resorts – on Sunday, Saddleback in Rangeley hosts Ski Maine Day, where for $29 – if you're from Maine – you can ski all day. It's also only $25 to ski on Saturday or Sunday at the newly opened Big Squaw Mountain in Greenville, and rentals are only $20 as well. In the Sugarloaf area, you can ski and then take in some great music this weekend, including the Stereo Types on Friday and the Maldives with Maine's own Jacob Augustine on Saturday, both at the Widow Maker. At The Rack in Newry, you can hear the Grumps on Saturday.
5. The First Friday Art Walk is this weekend in Portland, and it's a doozy. There are some wonderful exhibits to see, including "Gone Along Are the Animals" by Anne Buckwalter at the Space Gallery, an exhibit of work inspired by H.P. Lovecraft at Sanctuary Tattoo, an exhibit inspired by "Star Trek" at Coast City Comics, the Maine College of Art's annual student exhibition, and of course, the State Theatre opens up for exhibits from more than 40 artists from all over the place. As always, the art walk is from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday; for information, visit the Creative Portland website.


text:
Friday, March 28, 2014
Lunch with Coco Jobard
24 comments:
Well, the food looks incredible and that kitchen is certainly to be envied, but that rat painting is the best thing yet! I want it! I want it! ( Did you ever read my blog about my taxidermied mouse?) :)ReplyDeleteReplies
It is quite near lunchtime and I am salivating over this fabulous lunch. Oh, what a glorious time you must have had, really enjoying delicious food on beautiful china, in a wonderful environment and with friends! Four star!ReplyDelete
And I'm so glad I'm not the only person in the room her takes her camera into people's bathrooms... because you never know!
You girls know how to have a wonderful time!!ReplyDelete
I love her kitchen too:) And her jewelry!
Delicious food and flowers too.
Bon Weekend!
Lovely, lovely. Especially the bird silhouettes, and the rat painting! Charming...ReplyDelete
It looked like a super time you were having, a taste of French food made by a Frenchie in a real French kitchen what could be better.ReplyDelete
Carol, it's been great fun to see this post about that very delicious looking lunch. I will have a look at Coco's site.ReplyDelete
I've also just been treating myself to your just prior posts...like the number 5 bus here in NYC, these three posts arrived on my laptop all at once.
I seem to remember a rather luxurious Guerlein area just inside the 58th St entrance to Bergdorf's. It's grand to see that Guerlein still understands luxe.
The last snow forecast did not provide more than flurries. We are greatly hoping to see some green leaves over here by the end of the weekend.
xo to you and Bear.
I love your photos of Coco. What a special afternoon beautifully described. Thank you for sharing it.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:44 PM
Carol, I love your necklace made of candy. However, I am sure it could get a bit messy in the heat. Thanks for all the wonderful postings and watercolors.ReplyDeleteReplies
It never lasted through the winter.Delete
I ate some of it on the Metro!
The rest I finally threw out.
fun post. Love those dishes with the green leaves and pink flowers. oh and the birds in her window. you find some fun places. I went thru the last few posts and enjoyed them all. I think you fit in Paris well. :)ReplyDelete
I dream of a kitchen like that!!!ReplyDelete
Un moment irrésistible !... je vous envie...ReplyDelete
Gros bisous
Per your previous recommendation, I have been following Coco's blog. But shame on me, I just look at the gorgeous pics! Now, I must, try to translate the text!ReplyDelete


text:
Latest Features
16 weeks 3 days ago
15 weeks 5 days ago
27 weeks 3 days ago
29 weeks 4 days ago
29 weeks 5 days ago
Ramo, Karri
Ramo-RamaSubmitted by pete on February 26, 2005 - 13:52
With Karri Ramo having a tough last month in the SM-liiga, the Pelicans today decided to try and buoy his confidence by allowing him to suit up for their Junior-A team. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_popup.asp?]Ramo responded by shutting out Blues A 2-0 today stopping 18 of 18 shots[/url] faced to garner secpmd star honors. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_stat.asp?TID=1344&tilasto=mv&rajaus=0]The shutout moved Ramo back to first in SM-liiga Jr. A in save percentage.[/url]
- 2314 reads
Ramo UpdateSubmitted by pete on February 20, 2005 - 01:36
The going in the SM-liiga has been tough lately for Karri Ramo. Despite some valiant efforts the young netminder has been buried behind a string of 40 shot, 5 goal allowed games and the Pelicans' lack of talent has finally caught up to Ramo. Still, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29750]Ramo did manage to beat Ilves yesterday 4-3 in OT, stopping 24 of 27 shots.[/url] He has slipped overall to a .905 sv% and 3.77 GAA. However, it is important to note again that Ramo is playing against full grown men in the SM-liiga. Against junior competition, he posted what still stands as the [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_stat.asp?TID=1344&tilasto=mv&rajaus=0]second best sv% in Junior A behind only highly touted Tuukka Rask.[/url] Rask is expected to be as high as a top-ten pick if and when the 2005 Entry Draft ever happens. And, last week in the 5 Nations U-19 tournament Ramo more than held his own in [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/0405/html/5natu19/page0012.html]posting the tournament's best GAA.[/url] Ramo went 1-1 [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/online/37/91320001_bottom_default.htm]dropping his first game of the tournament 3-2 in penalty shots to the Czech Republic[/url] before [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/online/37/91320007_bottom_default.htm]rebounding to shut out Switzerland 3-0 stopping 17 of 17 shots.[/url]
- Read more
- 2284 reads
Ramo Beats RaycroftSubmitted by pete on January 25, 2005 - 17:04
Boltprospects had already learned from the Lightning organization that its European scouts were dancing in the streets about the meteoric rise of goaltender Karri Ramo in the SM-liiga. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29704]However, after today's 4-2 victory over Tapparra, somersaults may be even more appropriate.[/url]
- Read more
- 2206 reads
Ramo Takes Lukko to OTSubmitted by pete on January 20, 2005 - 20:03
Even in defeat, young Karri Ramo continues to impress in his debut season in Finland's SM-liiga. Today, Ramo managed to carry his last place Pelicans into overtime deadlocked at 1-1 against 5th place Lukko Rauma before finally conceeding the game winning goal to Boston's Hal Gill. Despite the loss, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29693] Ramo was named the game's second star after stopping 29 of 31 shots.[/url]
- 2121 reads
Ramo Worn Out by JYPSubmitted by pete on January 18, 2005 - 18:08
Lightning goaltending prospect Karri Ramo, who was selected in the 6th round of the 2004 draft, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=2&raportti=29690]fell 5-0 today at the hands of JYP.[/url] Ramo stopped 43 of 48 shots in the loss (.896 sv%). For the young Finnish netminder, some solace can be taken in the way he held his team into the game even against an onslaught of JYP shots.
- Read more
- 2252 reads
European Prospects UpdateSubmitted by pete on January 15, 2005 - 17:14
Ahhhhh, my first European Hockey Update away from the third world dictatorship that HF has become. Lets begin: All in all, the beat goes on in Europe for the Lightning's prospects. They have some excellent overage properties like Somervuori, But and Norrena but have yet to see the explosion from youngsters like Polushin and Kazionov they might've hoped for. The exception to the rule is 2004 entry draft 6th rounder Karri Ramo, who is emerging as one of the two best young goalies in all of Finland after having a remarkable performance at Traverse City.
- pete's blog
- Read more
- 3259 reads
Karri Ramo Does it AgainSubmitted by pete on January 15, 2005 - 16:07
While the battle between Gerald Coleman and Jonathan Boutin in jockeying for position for the title of "goaltender of the future" continues to rage on, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=2&raportti=29685]Karri Ramo may very well be winning the war.[/url] Today Ramo once again stood on his head to carry his attrocious Pelicans SM-liiga team to a shutout 2-0 victory over Tappara in which he stopped 42 of 42 shots. That's impressive. Especially when you consider the woeful band of players in front of him were outshot 42-18. Ramo now has a .919 save percentage and a 3.23 GAA in the SM-liiga, against full grown men, on a team which sits dead last on the SM-liiga table. His statistical dominance becomes even more interesting when you begin to take a look at what he's accomplished at the Junior A level for the Pelicans this season.
- Read more
- 2633 reads


text:
Jennifer Lopez Hits the Stage for 'Goin' In' + 'Follow the Leader' on 'American Idol' Finale
Judge Jennifer Lopez — dressed in a loose-fitting, shimmery white jumpsuit that was pants-on-the-ground style and a white Yankee cap, nodding to her Bronx heritage — took the stage on the season finale of 'American Idol' tonight (May 23) to perform a two-song medley ('Goin' In' and 'Follow the Leader'). It was a blazing hot performance, that's for sure.
We expect multitasking from J to the Lo, since she is an actress, singer, dancer, judge, fashion designer, perfumer maker, mother of twins, dater of younger men and all around Puerto Rican Renaissance Woman.
She began with 'Goin' In' with rapper Flo Rida, who was just on 'The Voice' season finale. All reality competition shows are equal in Flo's eyes; he'll perform on 'em all.
Lopez then performed 'Follow the Leader' with her upcoming tourmates Wisin and Yandel, lacing the song with a Latin flair and more heat than a thousand bottles of hot sauce.
While J. Lo's outfits on Season 11 have been a hit parade, this performance ensemble — while street, urban, comfy and designed for performing — was flat out ugly. The crotch hung too low, and even though it was shimmery, it wasn't flattering. Show those curves, girl.
Overall, though, Lopez showed the audience how it's done with her sexy performance.
Watch Jennifer Lopez Perform 'Goin' In' and 'Follow the Leader' on 'American Idol'


text:
President Obama said numerous times before the Affordable Health Care Act (AHCA) came up for vote that "if you like your present insurance policy you can keep it."
President Obama said numerous times before the Affordable Health Care Act (AHCA) came up for vote that "if you like your present insurance policy you can keep it."
To date, over 4 million people have lost their policies. The Administration blames the insurance companies but they no have to comply with the new AHCA regulations by including maternity care, pediatrics, mental health care and a host of other things that many people do not want or need, but have to pay for nonetheless. Another example of the President's unrelenting push to redistribute the wealth.
The President also said that the Affordable Health Care Act would "lower your premiums $2,500 per family per year." Sounds like a good deal, right? Who wouldn't vote for that?
Instead most premiums have increased, doubling and tripling in some cases, and the people most affected are the middle class.
This administration says they're replacing our "sub-standard" policies with better policies. They don't have a clue what kind of policies we have so how can they call them sub-standard? Most likely we've all chosen the coverage we prefer at a cost we can afford.
A free people should not be forced to buy something they do not want, at a price they can't afford with the threat of a fine if they don't comply. And why is it that the President, his Cabinet, Congress and the Supreme Court aren't forced into ObamaCare as well as the rest of us?
It's we the people, who have to make our voices heard loud and clear concerning the health-care debacle and all other overreaches by this administration.
We definitely are veering too far away from the democratic principles and freedoms that our forefathers envisioned for this great country of ours... something to think about the next time you step into that voting booth.


text:
G-Major 2
Made By Guitarists For Guitarists
G-Major 2 is pure guitar magic in a single-space rack unit at a price that lets you ease into greatness. Studio quality sounds combined with stompbox simplicity geared for even your most heavy-duty performances. No modeling wannabe, but pure undiluted TC Electronic effects in a league of their own.
- Houses six of the best effect blocks TC has to offer
- State of the art processing and high quality algorhythms
- Advanced MIDI capabilities, relay switching and flexible set-up
Perfection. Finetuned.
Guitar effects are our heart's blood. We love them and we live them. Over the years, we've delivered some FX units that turned into true classics. We've concentrated our best delays, reverbs, filters and modulation effects into G-Major 2. We've added some fun new stuff like a Tri-Chorus, a Univibe, and a Tape Flanger and combined them with great ease of use to provide a package that is sure to really add to the life of guitarists.
Flagship Fraternization
With our past and standing, quality counts. The fact everybody kept raving about how good our delays and reverbs sound also helped. So we've decided to pick our very best algorithms from our flagship products and place them in a unit that processes signals at the highest quality possible - meaning you get the pristine and lush sounds you seek in an affordable package.
Amp Control to Major 2
Guitarists that invest in multi FX often have the need to control everything from one pedal board - so adding the option to control your amp sounds via relay switching was a natural decision for us. Advanced MIDI capabilities and flexible routing contribute to the fact that G-Major 2 is super user-friendly.
Backstage Pass - All Access
G-Major 2 does 2 major things. First of, obviously the sounds. They're gorgeous. Secondly, there is control. Empowering guitarists is what we want to do and the flexibility and programmability of GMajor 2 enable us to do just that.
G-Major 2's Resume
- Univibe
- Tri-Chorus
- Through-Zero Flanger
- Retuned TC Electronic reverbs
- New filter/wah block ported 1:1 from G-System
- Reverse Delay
- Intelligent pitch shifting
- Modulated delays
- PC/Mac editor
- Relay switching
Artists Using G-Major 2
Brian May Queen
Devin Townsend Devin Townsend Project
Gary Holt Exodus
James McIlroy Cradle of Filth
Joe Trohman The Damned things / Fall Out Boy
Mark Sheehan The Script
Peter Hayes Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Kirk Hammett Metallica
Orianthi Alice Cooper
Brian Nutter Keith Urban
Jason Hook Five Finger Death Punch
Mike Mushok Staind, NEWST3D
Richard Fortus G N' R
Stef Burns Huey Lewis and the News
Leda DELUHI, UNDIVIDE
Steffen Schackinger Steffen Schackinger


text:
San Diego, CA
Javier Antonio Trevino (Tony)
Aug. 24, 1955 - Jan. 30, 2013
Tony passed away Jan. 30, 2013 in San Diego, CA at age 57. He was born on Aug. 24, 1955 in Laredo TX to Carmen and Rodolfo Trevino. He was preceded in death by his mother Carmen Trevino and sister Rosalia Hernandez. He received an Honorable Discharge from USMCR in 1972. He worked in construction. Tony was terminally ill. He resided in San Diego, CA.
He is survived by 4 children: Gloria Guzman, Angelica Trevino, Anna Chase and Javier Trevino Jr. and 13 grandchildren. His brothers and sisters: Richard Trevino & wife Brenda, Isabel Perreira & husband Tony, San Juana Ortiz, Patricia Milani & husband David, Alicia Lopez & husband Domingo, Alma Reynolds & husband Kenneth, Felix Mendez, and 16 nieces & nephews.
Services: Viewing: Mon., Feb. 25, 8 - 5 pm. The Lori's Family Mortuary, Santa Maria, CA. Services on Tues. Feb. 26 at 11 am at the Mormon Church, Burial well follow at the Santa Maria Cemetery.


text:
Version: 1.0
Platforms: Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, Symbian OS, UIQ
Developer: Bert Crommar
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 1515
File Size: 289 Kb
Dictionary Turkish-Dutch Assimil - Dictionary for Assimil lessons Turkish-Dutch. Contains 2803 words. Your input language has to be Turkish to show the Turkish words correctly.(Selected font Arial - Turks)


text:
There will be a contested election for CA Board of Directors in Oakland Mills this year, but there is only one candidate that fully understands the concerns of Oakland Mills residents and stands by them. Alex Hekimian has been a strong advocate for Oakland Mills in fighting for civility, and ensuring that the community's issues are addressed.
Alex has stood by Oakland Mills residents dealing with Howard County Recs and Parks on Blandair Park issues. He has fought to address the lights, parking and amplified noise issue at Blandair Park.
Alex continues to stand on the side of reason even when other politicians see no problem with amplified noise and lights until 11 p.m. Alex has also stood by the Oakland Mills community to resolve a problem when cable companies refused to bury cables throughout the community.
Alex has always been there to support our community and is a vital asset to Oakland Mills. I urge you to support and vote for Alex Hekimian.
Jonathan Mayhew
Oakland Mills


text:
If you're looking for awesome outdoor fun near Oak Ridge, NC, then check out our Parks & Recreation Guide for the best outdoor spots in the area.
The Town of Oak Ridge is home to a wonderful park. Set on nearly 80 acres, the park has something for everyone. There's a bark park area perfect for having fun with your four-legged best friend. There's also a pond, plenty of picnic shelters, a concession stand, and lots of birdhouses and picnic tables. With all that in store, Oak Ridge Town Park is a splendid place to spend a sunny summer day.
Triad Park in nearby Kernersville is just a quick car trip from Oak Ridge. It's a popular spot, so it's a wonderful place for people watching. Want to see what you're made of? Try out the Great Heights challenge course. It's a rigorous marathon of fun and exercise, with two zip lines, a rappel tower, and a 50-foot climbing wall.
Local kids love this park's safe, modern play structure, and its shaded picnic shelters make it an ideal setting for a weekend get-together with a few of your favorite people. You'll also find a disc golf course, volleyball courts, and plenty of well-kept grass for playing catch or touch football.


text:
**All fees are subject to applicable Florida sales tax.**
Bounce House Rental Fees: $150 for four hours, including generator and attendant (a Quiet Waters Park employee).
A security deposit is not required. Bounce house rentals are for patrons who reserve park facilities only. Both types of bounce house require the same fee.
Bounce House Rules & Regulations:1. No shoes may be worn in the bounce house.2. There may be no more than 10 children in the Castle Bounce House and five children in the Bounce 'n' Slide Bounce House at any time. If the bounce house has reached maximum capacity, please wait outside until a person exits. The attendant on duty has the discretion to expel anyone who is not following the rules.3. To avoid injuring yourself and others, flipping is strictly prohibited in the bounce house.4. Absolutely NO sticky substances, marking pens, gum, candy, food or drink items, and/or face makeup are allowed in the bounce house.5. There are no refunds due to rain. All cancellations must be made in writing at least 14 days in advance to receive a refund, minus a $10 cancellation fee.
Bounce House Specifics:Castle Bounce House:• Inflatable dimensions - 12' x 12' • Bounce floor dimensions - 11' x 11' x 10' • Maximum occupancy - 10 • Generator - provided


text:
K&G Bass Trombone 0.5E silver
K&G 0.5E mouthpiece for bass trombone, rim inside diameter: Ø 28,00mm, cup depth: E (very deep), medium wide rim, large shank, silver plated. Kurun & Gilbert mouthpieces are engineered mouthpieces. Their design is based on years of knowledge and experience together with applied engineering principles ranging from fluid mechanics to acoustics. K&G Mouthpieces aim to offer the musician great intonation, slotting of notes, musical range, articulation, sound projection, vibration and ease of playing through its efficient design.
Further information
|Cup Depth
|Silver Plated
Smart Navigator
- K&G Trombone Mouthpieces with Large Shank at a glance
- display Trombone Mouthpieces with Large Shank in price range 120 € - 160 €
- go to product group Trombone Mouthpieces with Large Shank
- go to product group Mouthpieces for Trombones
- go to product group Mouthpieces for Brass Instruments
- go to product group Wind Instruments
- show manufacturer details for K&G
- K&G Wind Instruments at a glance
- printer friendly version of this page
Compare similar items
Current product
K&G Bass Trombone 0.5E silver
K&G Bass Trombone 1.5E silver
K&G Bass Trombone 1D silver
K&G Euphonium 3D silver plated
K&G Bass Trombone 1.5D silver
Denis Wick 4880E Euphonium SM4X
Christian Lindberg 4CL
Christian Lindberg 2CL
Denis Wick 4880E Euphonium SM6U
Offers include 24% Greek VAT and are valid as long as stocks last. Shipping costs to Greece are 20 EUR, free shipping on orders above 298 EUR. Please click here for international Shipping rates. We do not accept liability for typographical errors or inaccurate information of any kind. *RRP = manufacturer's / distributor's recommended retail price in Germany


text:
Please do leave folks comments on their swatches!
yarn: Peruvian Collection Highland Wool
needle: US 7
page: 196 # 10
book: Mosaic Knitting
Knit by: Monika
firstname.lastname@example.com Please include the title of the book in the subject if your query relates to a particular swatch.
Please don't be a jerk - upload to your own server!


text:
I really had nothing against this chair until I got it in my head that it could be improved. The fabric never bothered me much, it was simply an homage to it's era. Era being the late thirties, according to it's label hidden inside the upholstery. It certainly had great texture, I'll give it that.
Of course, I assumed this whole process would take about two days, but it took me three hours just to design and commit to the pattern I wanted for the fabric. So even before I started I was already behind. An omen to how the rest of the project was bound to go.
First order of business: remove the old fabric. Yeck. There's lots of dust, grime, and greasy, disintegrating horse hair in chairs from the thirties, I will tell you that. Second order of business: realize that you hate the weird, old, oddly greenish finish on the wood and decide that it looks horrid with the new linen you have spent good money on. Now you are in a pickle. You are left with a torn-apart, fabric-less, unusable chair and you must suddenly commit an extra ten hours at least to stripping off the old finish on top of everything else. Damn.
So I got an old chisel and went to work. You gotta do what you gotta do. Am I gonna half-ass this project when I'm already going so far as to print my own fabric? No.
And whaddaya know, after hours of back-breaking scraping, a lot of sweeping, and some serious pain in my hand, underneath that green old mess appeared some beautiful maple. Raw wood! Love it. Okay okay, so I might be doing a teeny bit of half-assing as I'm only scraping off the minimum -- in the areas that are relatively easy to reach. I'm letting some of the old finish stay in a few places and I'm cool with that. Good enough.
Then on to printing! I used the old fabric scraps to trace and cut the new pieces and printed them all individually, as I wanted to control exactly where the pattern went on the chair. For lack of a better idea and the energy to hunt down that idea, I used black acrylic paint. I've got that stuff on my clothes before and it never washed out, so I figure I'm relatively safe on it lasting. But let's not say that I recommend doing the same, just in case I'm utterly wrong and it smudges all over someones ass in the next month. I'll keep you posted.
I ended up re-using the old upholstery nails pulled from the chair to tack the new fabric back on, and when evenly spaced I realized that I liked them exposed {originally the nails were covered over by a corded-trim, stapled on}. Nailing on all those nails took a good three hours, and pulling the fabric tight was a test of patience, but hey, now I fully understand why upholstery is so damn expensive. Next time you see an upholsterer, shake their hand for me would ya? What a job.
Anyway, after all this work, the chair ended up sitting, unfinished, in our living room for... forever. Since late December. I did all the fun parts and then couldn't bring myself {nor find the time} to upholster the damn seat cushion. I have a lovely tendency to leave some projects half finished and let them stay that way for months {I still haven't grouted the kitchen tiles from like a year ago, and one of the bathroom doors only has one scratchy coat of paint on it. Yikes!}
But at least I know myself and I know that if I wait to post this until the chair is finished, it will be next year, and my poor neglected blog is already falling by the wayside.
So, still cushionless, here it is: TA-DAAAA!!!
I'm SO happy with it! And now we have a new goal in life: don't let the cat get his grimy little claws on my damn LINEN.


text:
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and Martin Luther King Jr.'s March on Washington for Civil Rights were 100 years apart, but both changed the nation and expanded freedoms.
Beginning Friday, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture is presenting a walk back in time through two eras. A new exhibit, "Changing America," parallels the 1863 emancipation of slaves with the 1963 March on Washington.
An inkwell Lincoln used to draft what would become the Emancipation Proclamation is on display on one side of the timeline, while the pen President Lyndon Johnson used to sign the Civil Rights Act is on the other.
A rare signed copy of the 13th Amendment to abolish slavery — once owned by abolitionist House Speaker Schuyler Colfax, who helped push the resolution through Congress — is on loan from businessman David Rubenstein. It echoes the plotline of the current movie "Lincoln."
At times when some believed slavery would never end and later that segregation would never end, history shows that creative leadership can "find a way to perfect America," museum Director Lonnie Bunch said.
"It took courage, it took strategy, it took loss," he said. "But ultimately, it changed America for the better."
The exhibit is on view through September at the National Museum of American History while the black history museum is under construction.
The Smithsonian is publicly displaying several artifacts from slave life for the first time to set the scene for emancipation. They include the Bible that belonged to Nat Turner, who led a slave rebellion in Virginia, and a shawl given to abolitionist Harriet Tubman by Queen Victoria. Another section includes shackles used to chain children, a slave whip and buttons used to identify people as property.
A broadside advertising a slave sale announces that "plantation hands" would be auctioned in the rotunda of the St. Louis Hotel.
The museum also acquired a tent from a "contraband camp" or "freedmen's village" that sprung up to house slaves that had self-emancipated by crossing over Union lines.
"Slaves were not passive recipients of freedom," Bunch said. "In essence, their action of running away forced the federal government to create policies that culminated in the Emancipation Proclamation."
Facing the former slave's tent in the exhibit is Lincoln's everyday suit with a long black jacket, bow tie and his iconic top hat from the Smithsonian collection.
It is likely the first time Lincoln's suit has been next to an encampment that housed formerly enslaved people since 1865, said Harry Rubenstein, a curator of political history at the Smithsonian.
Displaying Lincoln's suit this way "tells a powerful story of him, in a sense, facing this encampment," Rubenstein said. Lincoln encountered such scenes every day in his final years, seeing encampments of freed slaves in Washington as he rode about town.
The Civil Rights section includes posters and placards carried in the March on Washington and shards of stained glass from the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., where four young black girls were killed in an explosion.
Bunch said he wanted to mark the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation on Jan. 1 and the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington in August. He also wanted to reach the crowds attending President Barack Obama's inauguration in January. A passage from Obama's first inaugural speech is quoted in the exhibition opposite a quotation from abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
"I realized that the inauguration is a time when people begin to look back," Bunch said, "to understand who we once were as we also begin to look at who we might become."
National Museum of African American History and Culture: http://nmaahc.si.edu/
Follow Brett Zongker on Twitter at https://twitter.com/DCArtBeat


text:
new now
Today one of my favorite brands, Normann Copenhagen came out with some new products with which I am smitten. You probably know by now we have the Tablo table in our living room from two Christmas's ago and the drop hooks in our room. Now they come in different colorways including all black and all white, which I love. But I think it's the bed linens that are on my list now! See the rest here.


text:
Difference between revisions of "Kudos"
|Line 1:
|Line 1:
This page is a random collection of comments we've received about Eclipse. Kudos to the developers!
This page is a random collection of comments we've received about Eclipse. Kudos to the developers!
Revision as of 10:56, 3 July 2007
This page is a random collection of comments we've received about Eclipse. Kudos to the developers!
- I would like to extends my heartiest congratulation to one and all in the eclipse project(s), for a successful release and bringing together an excellent product in place. I am really overwhelmed by the infrastructure of Eclipse 3.3. Thank you for making my faith ever stronger in the Open Source domain and specifically in Eclipse.
- I am a developer. And often work on Java/J2EE , C/C++ and Scripting Techs (PHP, Perl, Python, Shell, Ruby). I have also worked on PHP. And I am proud of the fact that I am a loyal Eclipse user. Many Thanks again for the excellent.
Y.R. from Singapore, via Webmaster Inbox
- Eclipse 3.3 with CDT 4.0 is an excellent programming environment.
- I am ecstatically waiting for the Eclipse Europa release.
- I had a case the other day where I needed to back-port a class from 1.5 to a 1.3 jre, and put it out in a 1.1 compatible class file. After spending an hours or so fooling with an old command-line compilation project that was done in 1.3, it hit me that Eclipse might be able to handle this.
- So I created a new project, set project-specific options for jdk version and class format version, and it worked first try! Good stuff...
- if there were 60+ projects like webtools then the eclipse ecosystem would be truly great indeed.
- Eclipse works *great*. It has much better (and more thorough) on-line help than Microsoft's on-line stuff (a *real* tutorial, for example; in fact, several) . I am taking my time and going through the Workbench tutorial for starters, function by function.
Webmaster Inbox
- This TPTP framework is the best tool i've seen so far (like all eclipse.org.* tools in general), well done guys !
- I just wanted to say that the eclipse project and its surrounding environment with third party plugins etc is one of the most beautiful projects man made.
- Having been a professional Java programmer for about 5 or so years, and in the midst of a pretty large OpenGL/Java application, I recently tried Eclipse after the most recent of my friends recommended that I try it, and I've been using it for about a month now.
- I very rarely write to authors of software - mostly I don't feel the need - but with Eclipse I feel that I must make an exception.
- This is categorically the single best piece of software I've ever seen, and I am absolutely blown away by it. Having been someone who has always programmed in vim + command line, I never thought that I'd really enjoy using an IDE, and have tried about 5 without success until this one.
- The tight integration with JUnit is simply amazing - and I've fallen in love with the hit-test-button-look-for-green-bar cycle. The debugger is absolutely second-to-none - I love it. The integration with CVS is utterly seamless, and whilst the SubClipse plugin has a little way to go, it's really already quite excellent. The configurability of Eclipse, with respect to tieing it in to my coding style, leaves me with my jaw hanging. An avid perl-hacker many of my Java-projects require a fair amount of perl-maintenance, and Eclipse integrates with my Cygwin environment in an exceptionally intuitive manner. I could go on and on, but won't bore you - you're well aware of the quality of the software having written it yourself...
- So I'll just say - a big thank you to all on the Eclipse team. I take my hat off to you.
- A very happy Coder.
firstname.lastname@example.com e-mail
- I don't want to knock Netbeans too much but I do have to admit Eclipse is easier on my eyes when it comes to staring at the screen. I'm short sighted so I have to wear glasses all the time. I find Eclipse is very comfortable to stare at while Netbeans seems a little harsh on my eyes.


text:
Learning from others is always an effective way to jump-start our creative juices. But the web is raft with images that give inspiration with little or no real substance. It's always a thrill to hear from the legends who truly leave a mark on the graphic design profession. So, today's edition is "Famous legends Day" and here are three you'll enjoy: Ed Benguiat shares some of his stories in a wonderful Vimeo, and we get a brief glimpse into the talent of Alexander Isley, AIGA Medal winner ... and speaking of typography, designer, writer and typographer Michael Bierut shows us Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Typeface!
It's all fun, and you're invited to join us!
Ed Benguiat : stories we could tell
The 1989 TDC Medal Winner Ed Benguiat tells tales of being a drummer, a cleavage retoucher and a type designer. We always love to hear the masters remoniss ... we think you will too!
from The Type Directors Club
Alexander Isley WINS prestigious AIGA Medal
We all love success stories! Congratulations to Alexander Isley! He is one of 24 design leaders to win a prestigious AIGA Medal, the highest honor of the design profession.
Founded in 1914, AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts) is the oldest and largest professional membership organization for design; it is celebrating its centennial by awarding a special class of 24 design leaders with the prestigious AIGA Medal, the highest honor of the design profession.
American Institute of Graphic Arts
Ladies & Gentlemen, meet graphic designer and educator : Alexander Isley
Sample: Animal Planet Style Guide Cover
Sample: Spy Magazine Cover
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Typeface
Michael Bierut writes :
For the first ten years of my career, I worked for Massimo Vignelli, a designer who is legendary for using a very limited number of typefaces. Between 1980 and 1990, most of my projects were set in five fonts: Helvetica (naturally), Futura, Garamond No. 3, Century Expanded, and, of course, Bodoni
For Massimo, this was an ideological choice, an ethical imperative. "In the new computer age," he once wrote, "the proliferation of typefaces and type manipulations represents a new level of visual pollution threatening our culture. Out of thousands of typefaces, all we need are a few basic ones, and trash the rest.
Full story : Michael Bierut - for the Design Observer
In case you were wondering, Michael Bierut authored all of these books
What did you miss in the last Creative Tidbits?
JOIN the creative experience! We'd like to hear from you! On the Facebook page, you'll find the gallery "Art is where you find it" -- you can contribute art there. Or, let DTG visit your site -- we'd love to have you contribute there and become part of DTG!
And, thanks for reading
HEY, you are really not having enough fun with this column.
You'll get a lot more benefit if you:
Send an email to share your creative tidbit
Write an article and contribute your talent and wisdom for DTG readers
JOIN the Design Cafe and answer questions or share conversation
Join DTG on Facebook! and get connected
The original of this file is located here


text:
Funny Pictures
30 Most Awesomest Draw Something Pictures
Draw Something is a super fun way to find out that you're a terrible artist and/or that your friends are super dumb and can't figure anything out. YAY PHONE GAMES! But some some people, Draw Something is a way to show off. Here are some of the best draw something pictures ever created.
These people must have ipads, right?


text:
B-Grade Skis: Some of these skis listed on this page are classified as B-Grade. This simply means that there are slight cosmetic defects that do not affect the overall integrity and performance of the ski. However, if you do run into any warranty-able issues with these B-grade skis, feel free to contact us for more information.
Free Binding Mounting: We will mount you ski bindings for free whenever you order skis and bindings. If you order boots, too, we can adjust them so they are ready to hit the slopes right out of the box! Just be sure to fill out the mounting form that comes up after checkout.
Defiance Skis: Defiance Skis is an American ski company founded solely to provide high quality, durable equipment at realistic prices. It's 2018! And this is the internet! Shoppers shouldn't have to resort to a decision between renting or buying used gear, and really shouldn't have to spend $800 equipping a beginning skier! All Defiance products are covered under a Lifetime Warranty so not to worry, if anything happens that shouldn't, L9 has gotcha covered. Stay beholden to the big box ski 'sales' if you must, or Defy the Ordinary, the decision is yours and yours alone.
Ideal Target Skier: Developing Young Skier: Anywhere from first timers to advanced youth skiers, that still have a lot to learn about skiing. They might ski fast sometimes, and have a blast, but aren't comfortable with some areas of the mountain.
Composite Core: This ski features a composite core, which has a softer flex and is lighter weight than wood cores. Junior, entry level, and sometimes even women's models have this type of core to make skiing more enjoyable, and less work.
Cap Construction: The topsheet of this ski drapes over the edge to form a clean and rounded finish to the side of the ski. This style of construction adds some torsional rigidity, and helps reduce topsheet chipping when the skis hit each other.
Textured Surface: Ideal for repelling wear and tear on the skis surface. Textured ski surfaces (aka snakeskin topsheet) are rough surfaces to the ski that hide or repel scratches keep your skis look new long after they are not. Originally designed for rental skis for obvious reasons, this surface is now available on a wide variety of retail skis as well since everyone likes their skis to look nice.
Active Camber: In a world of early rise, rocker, and reverse camber, there still is a need for traditional full camber skis. The edge grip and stability is unmatched on groomed snow. This ski gets maximum edge to the snow, so it helps skiers skiing the firm stuff, or just prefer the 'feel' of traditional camber skis.
Extruded Base: This durable material requires little maintenance and holds wax for a long period of time, so you don't have to wax as often.
We have made an informative video series on teaching young children to ski. Click here to see the video series.
Additional Info
|Ability Level
|Beginner/Intermediate, Intermediate/Advanced, Advanced, Expert
|Boy's, Girl's
|Terrain Type
|All Mountain, Alpine & Carving
|Discount range
|> 70%
|Model Year
|Waist Width Range
|Includes Ski Bindings
|Twin Tip
|Rocker Type
|International Availability-Prices USD
|United States, Canada, Australia/New Zealand/Chile/Argentina, UK, Ireland, Japan
|Country of Manufacturer
|Manufacturers Lifetime Warranty


text:
Medallion Ball
Presented by St. Lucy's Auxiliary to the Blind. Held at the Hilton Pittsburgh to recognize the Bishop of Pittsburgh and 115 lovely debutantes — who gave a total of 18,000 volunteer hours to various charities. Raised funds for Blind and Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh. Photography by David Bachman.Read More


text:
Contact us for up-to-date offers and special discounts...
REATEK, s.r.o.
tel: +421 (0) 905 671 158
e-mail: email@example.com
Introduction » INFLATABLE MOONWALKS » Inflatable castle Hippo
Inflatable bouncy castle - brand REATEK EUROPE
Catalogue design of inflatable attraction / advertising attraction. Send us your request for a basic quotation or a custom-made inflatable at: firstname.lastname@example.com / +421 917 374 112 or +421 905 671 158
Inflatable attraction in modern design, with the dimensions as specified above. Certified EN14960 product, with high quality, REATEK, designed for professional use for business purposes.
- Special D-Tex material designed exclusively for attractions: 100% PES with two-sided PVC coating
- We offer the product warranty 24 - 36 months as the only manufacturer in the EU for commercial use
- Safety features according to EN14960 and certificate available
- Flexibility: possibility to customize dimensions, add extra accessories
- Mobility – our inflatable attractions can be simply packed and transported / stored
We can customize any design:
- Adjust the dimensions according to your needs
- Change colors and add your company logo free of charge
- Modify the overall design according to the theme you pick
- Apply the mascot or company name on the inflatable
We will be happy to help you with the design of any attraction for your business, café, business, pizzeria, restaurant, hotel, guesthouse, business center, entertainment center, shop, service center, leisure center and children's play rooms.


text:
- Austrian GP
Drivers warned against running wide at Turn 8
FIA race director Charlie Whiting has warned drivers against running wide at Turn 8 and gaining an advantage during Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix.
Turn 8 has proved to be a bit of a problem corner for drivers, but the tarmac run off area beyond allows them to run wide and, in some circumstances, gain time. In qualifying 11 drivers had times deleted after running wide at Turn 8 and Whiting has warned that any driver gaining an advantage in the race will be reported to stewards.
"During the race, any driver leaving the track on the exit of Turn 8 who appears to have gained a clear and lasting advantage by doing so, will be reported to the stewards. We would not, for example, expect a driver who left the track on the exit of Turn 8 to attempt to pass a driver in front of him into Turn 1.
"Furthermore, any drivers who repeatedly leave the track on the exit of Turn 8 will also be reported to the stewards.
"Drivers are reminded that if they leave the tracj they may re-join but only if they do so safely and without gaining any lasting advantage (Article 20.2 of the Sporting Regulations)."


text:
Apple tablet profits could hit £309 per iPad
Apple's iPad could cost the company as little as $229 (£147) to make. Not a bad margin, that, for a machine that will retail for $499 (£320).
That, at least, is what market watcher iSuppli estimates. It hasn't had its hands on one, of course, but iSuppli takes apart most if not all of the key mobile gadgets that go on sale, so it should have a good handle on what the iPad may contain.
The device's 9.7in, 1024 x 768 touchscreen is the priciest part - $80 (£51), iSuppli reckons - followed by the Flash storage ($29.50/£19), the battery ($17/£11) and the A4 processor (also $17).
Assembling it costs a further $10 (£6) to the overall materials cost of $219.35 (£141). The most expensive iPad, with 64GB of storage and 3G on board, costs $346.15 (£222) to make. It will retail for $829 (£531).
Apple executives recently said the company has room to lower the iPad's price if demand isn't as strong as interest in the media tablet suggests it might be. iSuppli's numbers show that the company does indeed have plenty of leeway.
Of course, iSuppli's estimates ignore marketing and other costs, such as distribution and dealer margin, but together these aren't going to dent Apple's iPad profit too far. ®


text:
Egypt: 36 killed when Muslim Brotherhood detainees try to escape from prison truck convoy
CAIRO – Egypt's official news agency says 36 people were killed when Muslim Brotherhood detainees tried to escape from a prison truck convoy in northern Cairo.
The agency said that gunmen exchanged fire Sunday night with guards of the trucks carrying more than 600 detainees rounded up in earlier street violence between security forces and supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.
The official MENA news agency described the detainees and the gunmen as belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood, which Morsi belongs to as well. The news agency said detainees were being transferred to Abu Zaabal prison in northern Cairo when the attack happened.
The official website for Egyptian state television reported that security forces fired tear gas and exchanged gunfire with the attackers.


text:
What to Do if Your Search Rankings Were Hurt by Google's Penguin Update
Posted by Pamela Vaughan
Mon, Apr 30, 2012
Have ya heard? A new animal may be wreaking havoc on your ability to get found in search. But this time, it doesn't take the form of a black and white bear. No -- this time, it's even more deceptively cute and harmless. This time ... it's a penguin.
Last week on April 24, Google released a new update called Google Penguin to combat spammy web pages' ability to turn up in Google search results. In fact, you may remember a blog post we wrote last month that hinted this update was coming, conveyed as one meant to target and penalize sites that were "over-optimized" for search. While Google has now clarified that the update was engineered to be more about combatting outright spammy tactics rather than vague instances of "over-optimization," this is the update they were referring to back in March. The Penguin Update slams sites that employ such tactics as keyword stuffing, duplicate content, or misleading/hidden/cloaked links, all of which Google clearly warns against in its Webmaster Guidelines regarding quality.
So now that Google has confirmed that the new update is completely live, how can you tell if you've been bitten by an angry Penguin -- and what should you do about it if you have been? Google and Search Engine Land have both shared some great advice, so let's dig into what you can do if you're suffering from Penguin backlash.
(And honestly, is anyone else curious as to why Google is so enamored with naming its algorithm updates after black and white colored animals? What's next -- Google Zebra?)
How to Tell if You've Been Penalized by Google Penguin
Although there's no way to log in to Google Webmaster Central to determine if you've been hit, Search Engine Land suggests a quick little test you can conduct to get a sense of whether your website is suffering in search since the update was deployed. And, in fact, Google agrees this is the way to go:
Take a look at your website analytics, comparing your organic search traffic from Google a few days before and in the days after Google Penguin launched (April 24). Note: Don't be fooled by Google Panda! Google rolled out an update to Panda, called Panda 3.5, on April 19. This update targets low-quality, not spammy, websites. So if you notice that you were starting to get hurt in terms of organic search traffic prior to April 24, you probably have a Panda problem on your hands. In that case, refer to this post to learn what you can do about it. If you've ruled out Panda, you'll notice 1 of 3 scenarios pertaining to the Penguin Update:
- Do you notice a drop in traffic in the days after? If so, you likely have a Penguin problem.
- Do you notice traffic is staying the same? This means you probably weren't impacted by the update at all; you're probably safe!
- Do you notice a spike in traffic? This could mean you've actually benefited from the update. Perhaps some of your competitors were penalized by Penguin, and you're swiping some of the traffic that otherwise would've been routed to them. Nice!
If the latter two scenarios are what's playing out for you, then keep up the good work. You're probably doing a good job of playing by Google's guidelines and aren't participating in spammy SEO behavior. If the first scenario sounds more like your situation, keep reading ...
How to Treat Your Google Penguin Wounds
If you're getting hit because of a spammy web presence, you're going to need to clean up those instances of spam.
First things first. Have you verified your Google Webmaster Account yet? There's a chance that Google has already sent you messages regarding your spammy behavior, but if you've never verified your account, you may never have known they were sitting there waiting for you! In fact, Google has been ramping up its attempts to notify users through its Webmaster Tools, using it to send over 700,000 messages to webmasters in January and February 2012. That's more than the total number of message it sent in the whole of 2011!
So, after you've checked your messages, your next step should be to fix any spammy behavior Google flagged and notified you about in particular. But don't stop there. Read through those Google Webmaster Quality Guidelines we mentioned earlier and check your site for instances where you may be participating in some spammy behavior. Then, well, fix those instances! Here is what you should be looking out for as you're auditing your site:
Specific Quality Guidelines From Google (Source):
- Avoid hidden text or hidden links.
- Don't use cloaking or sneaky redirects.
- Don't send automated queries to Google.
- Don't load pages with irrelevant keywords (AKA keyword stuffing).
- Don't create multiple pages, subdomains, or domains with substantially duplicate content.
- Don't create pages with malicious behavior, such as phishing or installing viruses, trojans, or other badware.
- Avoid "doorway" pages created just for search engines, or other "cookie cutter" approaches such as affiliate programs with little or no original content.
If any of these spammy behaviors sound applicable to your website, correct them as soon as possible.
Can You Air Your Grievances if You Feel You've Been Wronged by Penguin?
You may notice there is a tempting link at the bottom of Google's Webmaster Guidelines through which you can 'submit your site for reconsideration' if you've modified it after determining that it didn't meet these guidelines, but here's the deal. Google has said the Penguin update will ding spammy sites automatically, not manually. In other words, submitting a reconsideration request won't do much because Google won't be making any manual exceptions.
If you feel like your site has been penalized unjustly, you're better off using this form to air your grievances to Google, which was created exclusively for users who feel they've been wronged by the Penguin Update. Just do so in a way that explains why your site shouldn't be considered spammy, not using an attitude that blames Google for being a bad guy.


text:
LOS ANGELES — Though his party boy character Vincent Chase on all eight seasons of "Entourage" savored life in the limelight, Adrian Grenier says he's quite content to be on the other side of the camera.
"I'm perfectly fine behind the scenes," said Grenier, who was on "Entourage" from 2004-11.
"Films don't get made without producers. So you know I feel OK (producing). I don't need the attention or the accolades."
Grenier teamed with director Matthew Cooke to produce the documentary "How to Make Money Selling Drugs," which paints a bleak picture of the war against drugs.
Celebrities including Woody Harrelson, Eminem, 50 Cent, Susan Sarandon and surprisingly candid former drug dealers participated in the film, now playing in select theaters and on Video on Demand.
In a recent interview, the 36-year-old actor discussed the documentary, the upcoming "Entourage" movie and his latest music project:
Q: What are your thoughts on America's anti-drug efforts?
A: I'm really more optimistic. I see so much hope and a lot of people are starting to recognize that the war on drugs isn't working. It is a waste of money and we could divert those resources into so many more productive things. ... So the thing that's frustrating to me is that it's taken so long. Forty years of the same mistake.
Q: In your documentary, 50 Cent talks about being a dealer when he was 12. How did you feel about that?
A: 50 Cent was very generous to participate, and I think it just goes to show you he was unafraid to speak and communicate. So I think he should be an example for having that honest conversation. He's been there so he recognizes how problematic the drug trade can be when it's criminalized and when it becomes a black market.
Q: Are you tired of being hounded by fans about the "Entourage" film?
A: Persistence is a great way to get something done. I know that from filmmaking. You just keep at it, relentless pursuit. So I don't blame "Entourage" fans. In fact, I commend them for their relentless demand of the "Entourage" movie.
Q: So what can you tell us about the movie?
A: Let's go through the facts: There's a script and I think it's good. I hear it's good. I haven't read it. ... Everybody's onboard. Everybody wants to make the movie. It's been green-lit, which means there is a budget allocated and I think the fifth fact is it's only a matter of time.
Q: What are you hoping to see in Vince's next chapter?
A: I really want to go back to the early days of 'Entourage.' A lot of fun and a lot of antics. Maybe some irresponsible behavior.
Q: Early days? Wasn't that every day?
A: Oh, right. Yeah, I guess so. Let's just do it again.
Q: So when you're not making films, are you discovering new talent through your home studio and music project, wreckroom.tv?
A: I built the studio in my basement, a beautiful studio. I was really proud of it. But I just couldn't ever use it enough because I'm a little busy. And I decided to give it up to the community. ... We bring bands in and give them an opportunity to record in a professional studio and make a video and we put it out online. So we are a support system, an incubator for independent bands to help them get noticed.
Q: When will we hear new music from you?
A: I need to get back in (the studio). It's funny, too. Now that I've started Wreckroom, I can't even book my own studio. I have to get on the list.


text:
Research Scholar, Classics and History and Philosophy of Science
Classics Department, Building 110 Main Quad
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
Tel (650) 324-3219
Fax (650) 725-3801
Adrienne Mayor is an independent folklorist/historian of science who investigates natural knowledge contained in pre-scientific myths and oral traditions. Her research looks at ancient "folk science" precursors, alternatives, and parallels to modern scientific methods. Mayor's latest book, The Amazons: Lives and Legends of Warrior Women across the Ancient World, analyzes the historical and archaeological evidence underlying myths and tales of warlike women (2014, winner of the Sarasvati Prize for Women in Mythology). Mayor's two books on pre-Darwinian fossil traditions in classical antiquity and in Native America have opened up a new field within geomythology, and her book on the origins of biological weapons uncovered the ancient roots of biochemical warfare. The Poison King: The Life and Legend of Mithradates, Rome's Deadliest Enemy won top honors (Gold Medal) for Biography, Independent Publishers' Book Award 2010, and was a 2009 National Book Award Finalist. It is the first biography in a century of the world's first experimental toxicologist, the brilliant rebel leader of a Black Sea empire who challenged Roman imperialism in the first century BC. Mayor is also a research scholar in the Classics Department; her work is featured on NPR and BBC, the History Channel, the New York Times, Smithsonian, and National Geographic and her books have been translated into Russian, Turkish, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Hungarian, Polish, and Greek. Mayor's fossil legend research is featured in the National Geographic children's book The Griffin and the Dinosaur (by M. Aronson, 2014). She is a regular contributor to the award-winning history of science website Wonders and Marvels.
Poison King: The Life and Legend of Mithradates the Great, Rome's Deadliest Enemy (Princeton University Press, 2010)
Back To Top


text:
SPOKANE — A fruit fly pest that caused $500 million in damages in its first year in the Northwest has shown up in Spokane County for the first time.
Washington State University Extension urban horticulture coordinator Tim Kohlhauff said it's the first time the spotted wing drosophila has been recorded in the county.
"What makes this pest stand out is that females are able to lay eggs in healthy, still-growing fruit," Kohlhauff said. "Most fruit flies, the fruit has to be overripe or on the ground."
The insect shows a preference for softer skin summer fruits, particularly cherries, Kohlhauff said.
"It doesn't make the fruit inedible, but not many people are prone to (eating it)," Kohlhauff said. "It certainly lowers the quality and the saleability would certainly be impacted."
It first appeared in 2009, moving up the coast from northern California along western Oregon and western Washington and into British Columbia. It has since shown up in Idaho.
It first appeared in eastern Washington in 2010, said Elizabeth Beers, entomologist with WSU's Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center in Wenatchee. Spotted wing drosophila is becoming more established each year, she said, and is increasing its range.
Kohlhauff said one theory is that the pest entered the Spokane area on a produce truck, or larvae on fruit that was thrown out may have hatched, he said.
So far, the pest has only been found on homeowners' backyard blackberries. It may have been introduced sometime early in the summer, Kohlhauff said, because the homeowners are reporting sightings only on later-season blackberries and raspberries.
The extension recommends homeowners make a trap, luring the insects with apple cider vinegar in a cup and a yellow sticky trap hanging over the cup. That way researchers can examine the insect anatomy to confirm it as spotted wing drosophila.
Beers said the first line of defense is pesticides. Other research efforts include development of biological controls like parasites to target the pest, or cultural controls like sanitation.
Kohlhauff recommends cleaning up fallen fruit, noting most occurrences have taken place within city limits.
Chemical treatments for spotted wing drosophila are continuous, compared to a one-time application for the cherry fruit fly, Kohlhauff said.
"As long as there's fruit in the tree or on the shrub, they're likely to be in there and reproducing," he said.
Mild winters mean the insect is likely to survive.
"We're hoping it doesn't overwinter," Kohlhauff said. "Normally it wouldn't survive a cold Spokane winter; we need some temperatures to get down into the single-digits for a period of time to get rid of them."
But Beers says the industry is becoming accustomed to managing the insect.
"I think this pest is here to stay, and we'll learn to manage it and carry on," she said.
For more information, contact Kohlhauff at 509-477-2172 or email@example.com


text:
Found some info from Simon Brookes 2005 about a generator in S.W. England. Would like to find more pictures or drawing's of the Hub?? As live in Kansas the winds are varriable (wow) And thought this design would controll speed and load's on system?
Just this week have rounded up a 30ft. steel light pole, 2 perm-mag. 1Hp. motors, 1 big a-- battery and a set of 9 ft blades.
Well on my way, I think? If anyother ideas please let me know. And thanks!
PS. So far got $83.00 invested.


text:
Featured News - Current News - Archived News - News Categories
Press release
The Niagara University class of 2016 arrives on Monteagle Ridge Friday morning, and what a welcome they will receive.
After the new students arrive, check in and have a class photo taken, Niagara will kick off its 156th year with a convocation for the freshmen and their families. The event, now in its 10th year, will be held in the upper level of the Gallagher Center on the Lewiston campus. Instituted in 2003, the new student convocation is an opportunity for new students to develop a true connection to the university and provides a chance for parents to share in an important transition in the lives of their sons or daughters.
The event itself is designed as a complement to the commencement ceremonies that graduating students experience at the conclusion of their college careers. Like graduation, it includes faculty from each academic department, a procession and recession of the students, and a host of other academic and administrative members.
This year's new student convocation will feature a welcome from Dr. Timothy Downs, NU's vice president for academic affairs; an invocation delivered by the Rev. Kevin G. Creagh, C.M., NU's vice president of campus ministry; and the singing of the American and Canadian national anthems by Marina Laurendi, Class of 2016. Remarks will also be offered to incoming students by Dr. Jamie Carr, assistant professor of English; Keith Sanger, D.D.S., '85; Dr. Kalen Churcher, assistant professor of communication studies; Skylar Fairchild, '13; and the Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M., Niagara president.
Following the convocation, freshmen say goodbye to their loved ones and commence new student orientation with their Niagara family. The program begins at 3 p.m. with "NU Beginnings," a seminar that informs students how their academic courses of study integrate with the university's mission, general education curriculum and student life. The program continues with a class walk to Whirlpool State Park and picnic (4:30 to 7 p.m.), as well as a host of other events throughout the weekend, including a hypnotist, carnival, community service event, outdoor movie, student workshops and an orientation-concluding fireworks display Monday night (9:30 p.m.).
Classes begin Tuesday, Sept. 4.