text:
Berkshires Beat: Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants Hosts Lenox Students
Accounting on it
The Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants, the professional association of CPAs for the commonwealth of Massachusetts, previewed what an accounting career future would look like for students from Lenox Memorial High School at its "Is Accounting for Me?" conference at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst on April 27. The conference included interactive accounting exercises and workshops, discussions about accounting careers and CPA services, information about college programs and student life, and a networking lunch with college students, faculty and CPA practitioners.
Students got the chance to hear from professional CPAs about their jobs and to talk to college accounting students about their coursework and experience. Students also took part in an accounting based case study competition focusing on personal finances. UMass Amherst professor Cathy Lowry led a breakout session specifically for community college students looking to make the transition into a four-year school. Students were informed on what they need to focus on while in community college and how to successfully transfer into a four-year program.
Teachers selected the students in attendance based on their aptitude for accounting. The MSCPA also has a membership option for high school students. The free membership allows young people access to the 11,000-member organization and offers career counseling, scholarship opportunities and summer programs.
The following Lenox Memorial High School students attended the event: Jimmy Chassi, junior; Bridget Collins, senior; Luis Herrera Gomez, senior; Bridget Nicotra, senior; Conor Prince, senior; Avya Schiff, senior; Hailey Patel, junior; and Piero Merino, junior.
Preschool art
The Dalton Preschool will host its third annual Spring Art Walk display in the windows of hosting local business, including Union Block Bakery, Academy Mortgage and Hot Harry's, all located at 395-403 Main St., opposite the Dalton CRA, through May 6. The display includes sample works and descriptions of preschoolers' art work, including watercolors, easel paintings and magnet paintings.
Dalton Preschool (known formerly as Dalton Co-op Nursery School) is an independent, non-profit preschool that has been a community institution committed to providing quality Early Educational Programming for young children in the greater Dalton area since 1969. Fully licensed through the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care as a group preschool program, the preschool serves to enhance the natural growth and development of children from 2 years, 9 months old to 5 years old.
Enrollment is now open for the 2018-19 academic year. Applications are available upon request at the front desk of the Dalton CRA.
Aging gracefully
The Pittsfield Council on Aging and the Friends of the Pittsfield Council on Aging will be hosting a series of events, beginning Tuesday, May 1, in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the opening of the Ralph J. Froio Senior Center at 330 North St. The anniversary celebration, themed "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow," will include the following events and activities:
May 1: Ribbon-cutting ceremony in recognition of the marquee's revitalization starts at 10 a.m. Immediately following, there will be an open house and guided tours of the senior center, highlighting the center's various programs.
May 2: Free luncheon for seniors; reservations are suggested.
May 3, 4, 7 and 8: Tours of the senior center will be available throughout each day.
May 8: Ice cream social for seniors, 1-3 p.m.
May 10: The anniversary celebration will culminate with a reception 5 to 7 p.m. at the Colonial Theatre. The event will include hors d'oeuvres and cash bar; there is a suggested donation of $25 per person.
To schedule a tour of the center, make a reservation for an event, or obtain tickets for the anniversary celebration, call 413-499-9346.
How about a haiku
The Hoosic River Watershed Association invites everyone in North Adams and Williamstown to celebrate the Hoosic River by writing haiku inspired by the river and its surroundings. The haiku will hang for a week on the new trail and suspension bridge in back of Tourists (access from Ashton Avenue) in North Adams. On May 5, the event will open with music, refreshments and readings.
Residents can write your haiku on paper about two-and-a-half inches by eight inches. Paper and pens will be available at the North Adams and the Milne Public Libraries. Illustrations are welcome. Residents can leave poems at the libraries or email them. A collection of the poems will be displayed in both libraries.
Earth Day at BArT
In an effort spearheaded by sophomore Kylie Taylor, the BArT Student Ambassadors partnered with the Adams Department of Public Works to tackle trash pick-up on Monday, April 23, in observance of the first annual BArT Earth Day. The Ambassadors and the entire BArT ninth-grade met in front of the Adams Town Hall to pick up tools and coordinate with the DPW workers. They picked up trash and raked at the Town Commons, raked leaves on the Town Hall lawn, and gathered trash along part of the Ashuwillticook Trail and nearby Russell Field.
"The Earth is important, our community is important, thank you for making this morning's clean-up a success," Kylie said to her classmates at a rally following the 45-minute cleanup. She expects the event is the beginning of a long-standing BArT tradition.
The BArT Student Ambassadors serve as BArT representatives and liaisons both on and off campus. As a part of representing BArT in the surrounding towns and cities they find different ways to give back through volunteering and taking part in community events.
MassParks Parking Passes
The City of Pittsfield's Recreation Program has received a 2018 MassParks Pass from the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, which will be available at the Berkshire Athenaeum. There are now two MassParks passes on file at the library. The MassParks Pass provides residents with free parking for one vehicle (excluding buses or vans) to visit any of the more than 50 facilities in the Massachusetts state parks system that charge a day-use parking fee.
The day passes can be picked up between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and noon Monday through Friday, and must be returned before 9:30 a.m. the following day. On Saturdays, pick up is between 10:30 a.m. and noon. The library is located at 1 Wendell Ave.
Building bridges
The Pembury Bridge Club in Pittsfield is offering free lessons. Eight weekly sessions are available to beginners or returning players and social players who want to learn modern bridge.
Lessons will begin Wednesday, May 2, from 12:45 to 3:30 p.m. through June 20. Each session includes the lesson, followed by a guided novice game. Lessons, handouts and refreshments are free.
Pembury Bridge Club is located at the South Congregational Church at 110 South St.; free parking is in the rear. For more information, call 413-655-2416 or send an email.
Tags: Berkshires Beat,
Support Local NewsWe show up at hurricanes, budget meetings, high school games, accidents, fires and community events. We show up at celebrations and tragedies and everything in between. We show up so our readers can learn about pivotal events that affect their communities and their lives.
How important is local news to you? You can support independent, unbiased journalism and help iBerkshires grow for as a little as the cost of a cup of coffee a week.
|iBerkshires.com welcomes critical, respectful dialogue; please keep comments focused on the issues and not on personalities. Profanity, obscenity, racist language and harassment are not allowed. iBerkshires reserves the right to ban commenters or remove commenting on any article at any time. Concerns may be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Posted: 09 Mar 2015 06:58 AM PDT
An article in RisMedia has looked at RealtyTrac's Property Tax Rates Report for last year, the first the company has produced. This shows the effective property tax rates for single family homes and covers over 1,000 counties throughout the country.
The report shows the average property taxes paid last year and the effective property taxes. Effective property taxes are calculated by taking the average property taxes for single family homes last year and dividing this figure by the average estimated value of single family homes at the end of the year, and by the number of years owned and property value.
RealtyTrac found that owners of low end and high end homes tend to pay the highest property tax rates. Throughout the country the average effective property tax rate for single family homes last year was 1.29%. For homes valued at $50,000 or less this rate was 1.68% while for homes valued at between $50,000 and $100,000 the rate was 1.4%. For property valued at between $1 million and $2 million the rate was 1.56%, while homes valued at between $2 million and $5 million incurred a rate of 1.77%.
Homeowners who have owned their property between five and 15 years were found to have the highest effective property tax rates while those who have owned their home for more than 20 years had the lowest effective property tax rates. Overall, the average effective property tax rate was 1.35% for homeowners who have had their property for between 10 and 15 years and this rate was 1.34% for homeowners who have owned the property between five and 10 years. Homeowners who have had their property for less than a year incurred a property tax rate of 1.18%, while the tax rate for homeowners who have had their property more than 20 years was 1.15%.
Apparently certain states give property tax advantages to homeowners who have owned the property for a long time, but those who bought their property during the middle of the housing bubble or in the years leading up to the last housing bubble may still be paying taxes on an overinflated evaluation of their home. Experts feel it may be worth the time and effort appealing their property's assessment, if this option is available to them.
States with the highest effective property tax rates were New Jersey at 2.01%, Connecticut at 2.11%, Illinois at 2.15%, Texas at 2.18% and New York at 3.01%.
If you are looking for a top notch real estate agents look no further! The agents in our office think outside of the BOX and focus on you and YOUR needs. We offer what most of the other agencies in the area cannot. Creativity, Listing Package Options, unsurpassed marketing exposure with exceptional service. Expertise in luxury lake homes,lake homes,luxury homes, residential single family,condos, vacant land,foreclosures, investment and commercial properties. Serving all of WISCONSIN
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Pay your TAXES
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
EFL in talks to help Aston Villa overcome financial problems
By Sky Sports News
Last Updated: 13/06/18 9:39pm
The EFL has confirmed they will meet with Aston Villa to discuss their current financial plight.
They want to seek assurances that Villa can fulfil their financial obligations and have requested a business plan.
Steve Bruce's side were facing a winding-up order via the High Court until they recently agreed a payment schedule regarding the money they owe to HMRC.
Villa are understood to be confident they will be able to balance the books, although that may involve selling key players.
Sky Sports News understands Tottenham have made a £15m bid for midfielder Jack Grealish, with Chelsea, Fulham and Leicester also believed to be interested in the 22-year-old.
Spurs make £15m Grealish bid
Tottenham have offered Aston Villa £15m for their highly-rated midfielder Jack Grealish, Sky Sports News understands.
An EFL spokesperson said: "The EFL is in dialogue with the club and will offer any practical assistance, where appropriate."
Villa CEO Keith Wyness left the club on Tuesday following his suspension earlier in June.


text:
Location: In the Caribbean Sea 90 miles south of Cuba.
Size: About 4,243 square miles/10,990 square kilometers (146 miles long, 51 miles wide).
Capital: Kingston
Language: English, local patois
Religions: Mostly Protestant, with some Roman Catholics and spiritual sects, including Rastafarians.
Currency: Jamaican dollar; U.S. dollar widely accepted.
Telephone/Area Code: 876
Tipping: 10-15%
Weather: Hot, tropical and humid along shore; cooler inland, especially in the Blue Mountains


text:
Imagery Layers
Cesium supports drawing and layering high-resolution imagery (maps) from several standard services. Layers can be ordered, and blended together. Each layer's brightness, contrast, gamma, hue, and saturation can be dynamically changed. This tutorial introduces imagery layer concepts and the related Cesium APIs.
Quick start
Let's ignore the details for the moment and just jump in by writing code to add a few imagery layers. Open the Hello World example in Sandcastle. This example creates a
Viewer widget which, which, by default, has a single layer rendering Bing Maps imagery. We can specify a different base layer by providing an additional parameter to the
Viewer constructor. Let's use a layer from an Esri ArcGIS MapServer:
var viewer = new Cesium.Viewer('cesiumContainer', {
imageryProvider : new Cesium.ArcGisMapServerImageryProvider({
url : '//services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer'
baseLayerPicker : false
After modifying the example, press F8 to run it.
We can zoom in and out, and the layer streams in as needed.
Next, add another layer: NASA Black Marble imagery available using Tile Map Service (TMS):
var layers = viewer.scene.imageryLayers;
var blackMarble = layers.addImageryProvider(new Cesium.createTileMapServiceImageryProvider({
url : '//cesiumjs.org/tilesets/imagery/blackmarble',
maximumLevel : 8,
credit : 'Black Marble imagery courtesy NASA Earth Observatory'
Since it was added last and covers the full extent of the globe, the Black Marble layer covers up the Esri layer. We could move Black Marble to the bottom with
layers.lower(blackMarble);, but instead let's blend it with the Esri layer so we have a better sense of how the two layers relate:
blackMarble.alpha = 0.5; // 0.0 is transparent. 1.0 is opaque.
Next, increase the brightness of the lights:
blackMarble.brightness = 2.0; // > 1.0 increases brightness. < 1.0 decreases.
To finish, add a third layer that draws a single image over a particular extent.
layers.addImageryProvider(new Cesium.SingleTileImageryProvider({
url : '../images/Cesium_Logo_overlay.png',
rectangle : Cesium.Rectangle.fromDegrees(-75.0, 28.0, -67.0, 29.75)
The complete code is:
var viewer = new Cesium.Viewer('cesiumContainer', {
imageryProvider : new Cesium.ArcGisMapServerImageryProvider({
url : '//services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer'
baseLayerPicker : false
var layers = viewer.scene.imageryLayers;
var blackMarble = layers.addImageryProvider(new Cesium.createTileMapServiceImageryProvider({
url : '//cesiumjs.org/tilesets/imagery/blackmarble',
maximumLevel : 8,
credit : 'Black Marble imagery courtesy NASA Earth Observatory'
blackMarble.alpha = 0.5; // 0.0 is transparent. 1.0 is opaque.
blackMarble.brightness = 2.0; // > 1.0 increases brightness. < 1.0 decreases.
layers.addImageryProvider(new Cesium.SingleTileImageryProvider({
url : '../images/Cesium_Logo_overlay.png',
rectangle : Cesium.Rectangle.fromDegrees(-75.0, 28.0, -67.0, 29.75)
See the full example in Sandcastle.
Next, we'll look at the most important imagery layer features in more detail. First, we'll look at imagery providers which support several standards for accessing imagery.
Ready-to-use imagery
The ion Assets tab in Sandcastle contains imagery tilesets hosted by Cesium ion that can be added to Cesium-based apps with a couple of lines of code.
Imagery providers
High-resolution imagery like the first two layers used above is too large to fit into memory or often even a single disk, so imagery is divided into smaller images, called tiles, that can be streamed to a client as needed based on the view. Cesium supports several standards for requesting tiles using imagery providers. Most imagery providers use a REST interface over HTTP to request tiles. Imagery providers differ based on how requests are formatted and how tiles are organized. Cesium has the following imagery providers:
- Web Map Service (WMS) - An OGC standard for requesting map tiles for a geographic region from distributed geospatial databases. In Cesium, see WebMapServiceImageryProvider.
- Tile Map Service (TMS) - A REST interface for accessing map tiles. Tiles can be generated with MapTiler or GDAL2Tiles. In Cesium, see TileMapServiceImageryProvider.
- OpenGIS Web Map Tile Service (WMTS) - An OGC standard for serving pre-rendered georeferenced map tiles over the Internet. In Cesium, see WebMapServiceImageryProvider.
- OpenStreetMap - Access to OpenStreetMap tiles or any Slippy map tiles. There are several ways to host these tiles. In Cesium, see createOpenStreetMapImageryProvider.
- Bing Maps - Uses Bing Maps REST Services to access tiles. A Bing Maps key can be created at https://www.bingmapsportal.com/. In Cesium, see BingMapsImageryProvider.
- Esri ArcGIS MapServer - Uses the ArcGIS Server REST API to access tiles hosted by an ArcGIS MapServer. In Cesium, see ArcGisMapServerImageryProvider.
- Google Earth Enterprise - Provides access to the imagery stored in your organization's Google Earth Enterprise server. In Cesium, see GoogleEarthImageryProvider.
- Mapbox - Uses the Mapbox API to access tiles. Create an account and supply your access token. In Cesium, see MapboxImageryProvider.
- Standard image files - Create a tile from a single image. In Cesium, see SingleTileImageryProvider.
- Custom tiling schemes - Using UrlTemplateImageryProvider, we can connect to a wide array of imagery sources by using a URL template. For example, a URL template for TMS is
- Tile coordinates - Shows how the globe is divided into tiles in a particular tiling scheme by drawing a border around each tile and labeling it with its level, X, and Y coordinates.
We can access other imagery services by implementing the ImageryProvider interface. If you do so, and think it is generally useful, please contribute it to Cesium for everyone's benefit.
See the reference documentation for how to construct a particular imagery provider. We'll look at the SingleTileImageryProvider here since many imagery providers share its construction properties:
url- The url to the image. Like many imagery providers, this is the only required property. In other imagery providers this url points to the server or the root url of the service.
extent- An optional longitude-latitude rectangle that the image should cover. The default is to cover the entire globe.
credit- An optional string crediting the data source, which is displayed on the canvas. Some imagery providers, like BingMapsImageryProvider and ArcGIS Server REST API, get a credit logo or string directly from their service.
proxy- An optional proxy to use for requests to the service, which brings us to Cross-Origin Resource Sharing.
Cross-origin resource sharing
Unfortunately, not all imagery services support CORS. For those that don't, a proxy server at the same origin as the website hosting Cesium must be used. When using such a proxy, tiles appear to the web browser and the Cesium client as if they came from the same origin as the Cesium-based website. To use a proxy with an imagery provider, use the
proxy property when constructing the imagery provider. Cesium includes a simple proxy written in Node.js for development purposes.
layers.addImageryProvider(new Cesium.ArcGisMapServerImageryProvider({
url : '//server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer',
proxy : new Cesium.DefaultProxy('/proxy/')
If you are hosting public imagery, we encourage enabling CORS as described here instead of using a proxy.
Imagery providers vs. layers
So far we haven't clearly differentiated between imagery providers and layers. An imagery provider makes requests for tiles using a particular service, while a layer represents displayed tiles from an imagery provider. Code like
var layer = layers.addImageryProvider(imageryProvider);
is shorthand for
var layer = new ImageryLayer(imageryProvider);
We usually construct an imagery provider just to create a layer, then we manipulate the layer to change its visual appearance using its properties like
brightness, and
contrast. See ImageryLayer. Decoupling imagery providers and layers makes it easier to write new imagery providers.
An imagery layer collection, like
layers in the above examples, determines the order in which layers are drawn. Layers are drawn bottom-to-top based on the order they are added. Imagery layer collections are manipulated like any other collection in Cesium using functions like
remove, and
get. In addition, layers can be reordered using
lower, and
lowerToBottom. See ImageryLayerCollection.
Checkout the imagery layers examples in Sandcastle:
- Imagery Layers - Code example from this tutorial.
- Imagery Layers Manipulation - Layer imagery from multiple sources, and adjust the alpha of each independently.
- Imagery Adjustment - Adjust brightness, contrast, gamma, hue, and saturation of an imagery layer.
In addition, checkout the reference documentation:


text:
Police Blotter
Michigan State Police
€ Several law enforcement agencies, including the Gaylord K-9 unit, were involved in a search for Ralph Barber, 78, of Mentor Township, who had been missing from his home since around 8 a.m. Thursday. A Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR) search plane spotted Barber in the woods near the AuSable River Friday morning, about one-and-a-half miles from his home.
Barber reportedly was in good condition when Oscoda County Sheriff's deputies located him around 10:30 a.m. According to a news release from the Oscoda County Sheriff's Dept., Barber had last been seen by neighbors in his yard on Detweiler Road, in the McKinley area, about nine miles east of Mio.
Authorities from the Gaylord Michigan State Police (MSP)) post said the Gaylord MSP K-9 unit was involved in the search and the DNR was ready to begin a float search for Barber on the AuSable River just before he was found.


text:
1969 - Founded some 45 years ago by Antonio Caputo, First National Dee Why is operated by Antonio's sons, Directors, John and Marco, who have worked in the family business since its inception. We pride ourself on providing a superior level of customer services, striving to achieve the best results possible.We employ a group of successful, highly qualified, professional and experienced long-term staff boasting a wealth of local experience, all of whom are keen to assist you with your real estate requirements, specializing in Residential, Commercial & Industrial, Sales, Leasing, Auctions, Property Management, Project Marketing, Property Acquisition, and Registered Valuations.
Our Properties
The property lists contain all properties First National Real Estate Caputo - Dee Why have sold and listed on realestate.com.au.
It may not contain off-market and private listings, properties with unknown sold dates and listings that may be exclusively listed on other websites.


text:
Leaf Filter Gutter Protection System
Best Gutter Guard
Expert Review
The Leaf Filter System is a leading manufacturer, supplying many smaller national companies across the States with reputable gutter covers. They claim that their gutter will absolutely never clog under any conditions, and back it up with an unconditional, lifetime, money back guarantee that is hard to beat.
Their corrosion proof micro-meshed screens are so small that they will not allow even a grain of sand to penetrate it, leaving the draining water almost potable. These covers are installed with the back edge placed under the first row of shingles, and the front edge placed on top of the gutter, so there are no edges that will allow debris to get trapped. They fit any existing gutter, and will not need any special tools or skills to install them. Their profile is also very low, making them invisible from the street.
These gutter covers come in a variety of colors and are sure to meet the needs of any homeowner.
- gregbanig
Thanks for the review of LeafFilter. There is one point in the article that I would like to clarify. "These covers are installed with the back edge placed under the first row of shingles..."LeafFilter does not install under the shingles and does not disturb the existing roofing material. This is by design and by intention. Most major roofing warranties and shingle manufacturer warranties have wording that will void the warranty if anything is installed on the roof that disturbs the shingles. One of the main points of differentiation for LeafFilter is that it does NOT disturb the roofing material. Other products do and that may void a roof/shingle warranty.Posted on 5/23/2012 11:57 am |


text:
For full size view of pictures - click on image. Use Browser back button to
We hope you enjoy your visit to our site and that you find things of interest to
Previous Home Page pictures on Federation Gallery 1
Last Updated 6/5/2018
Due to technical problems with the integrity of a large number of essential files
on the system, a major re-work of the whole site has become necessary.
Work is well progressed with only the Picture Galleries and access to the Forum remaining
to be completed. Watch the NEWS Page for progress reports.


text:
Rudolph the red nose reindeer had a very shiny nose...You know the rest! Nathaniel is always more than willing to help, but getting his face painted made him even more willing!
Sunday, December 14, 2008
12 (Countdown 'til Christmas)
Posted by JessWphotography at 3:47 PM
Labels: Children, Christmas Countdown, Holidays
1 comment:
- Angela Carol Photography said...
All I can say is "Cute"!!
- December 14, 2008 at 9:09 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Toggle navigation
New Resources
Prayer Requests
Intercessory Prayer
Victory Overcoming Temptation
Practical Christianity Guidance Trials
Revival and Holy Spirit
Christian Witnessing
Small Groups
Total Vegetarian Recipes
Path2Prayer Blog
Path2Prayer Seminars
Discipleheart Resources
Contact Me
No Limit Christian
Prevailing Intercessory Prayer
Prevailing prayer means intercessory prayer that works!
Forgiveness Brings Conversion
Back to Testimonies Page
Forgiveness Brings Conversion
[Catherine's story of conversion of her family]
Listen to Catherine share her story MP3
The first time I met Catherine she was at a young adults retreat with her two children. Her husband wasn't there because he wasn't a Christian. He had no interest in Christianity, in fact he was more interested in alcohol and drugs. None of the rest of her family was Christian either. Her brothers were like her husband. Her Dad and mom had split up. He had been member of her church briefly, but he had left it and had become an alcoholic. Catherine had come to the retreat for Christian encouragement and to allow her kids to experience positive male role models.
The next time I saw Catherine, her husband was with her, as well as three brothers. Almost all of them had become Christians. I was amazed! "What happened," I asked Catherine? She responded by reminding me that I had told the attendees the prior year that lack of forgiveness would keep their prayers from being answered.
She had returned home convicted that she needed to forgive a man who had molested her when she was 10 or 11. She hated the man. The rest of her family also hated him. In fact, the family had imploded over what had happened.
She began praying every morning at 4 AM, begging God to convert her husband and the rest of her family. One day she seemed to see four men standing at the front of her church. She was certain God was telling her that her brothers were all going to be converted. She texted them at 5AM telling them what was coming. They texted back to say "You're crazy; it's not going to happen."
She continued to be convicted that God wanted her to forgive this man. Knowing her brothers also hated this man, she asked them to join her. Eventually they did, one of them having encountered the man at a gas station and realizing that he could be around the man. So they all went with Catherine to forgive the man.
It was not easy to forgive the man, and he did not seem at all repentent, but it began a wonderful train of events that resulted in all of Catherine's family becoming converted. As Catherine put it, "The Holy Spirit went out of control!" First one brother came to her and said he wanted whatever she had. Then another brother became interested. Eventually, all of them gave their hearts to God. Catherine's husband also gave his life to Jesus. Even her parents were baptized, got back together and are happier now than they have ever been.
Truly, forgiveness brought conversions!


text:
Types of Love Birthday Greeting Cards
Filed Under (Birthday Greeting Cards) by Sushant on 15-10-2010
When it comesto select a card for the boyfriend on the birthday it can be a tedious task as you would like to a have the perfect one. But to get the right one youwillfirst be required to know the varieties that are available for love birthday greeting cardssothat you can select which can be perfect for your boyfriend.
Funny love birthday greeting cards
These are the ones that will reflect funny tone in the greeting card. This can be a great Amoxil buy on line one if you do not want sentimental greetingcards. In case you havespent a long time with there is noquestion that you have shared lot of jokes as well as laugh with one another. By giving this kind of love card you will not only expressyour love and birthday wishes but at the same time you are making him laugh, which he would never forget. At the time of selecting this you need to know that the one that makes you laugh can be the right one.
Romantic love birthday greeting cards
It is your boyfriend's birthday; you will surely want to include some nice as well as sweet romantic notes with your wishes. The birthday card may not be too much sentimental this is because it is his birthday and you would surely like to make it fun and happening and so expressing deepest and romantic feelings can be very appreciating. Usually guysdo not prefer much sentimental notes and so avoid such. Select a genuine, simple yet romantic love birthday greeting card for your man.
Musical love birthday greetingcards
This are also one of the great option asthis will givea personal touch mainlywhen you are not there with him on this special day. These greeting cards come up with great animation and various other aspects.
It totally depends upon you as to which one would be the best for your boyfriend.


text:
Yep, pretty stupid all in all.
I keep my D600 and lenses in a Lowepro Slingshot 202 AW. Great bag by the way and offers ample protection under normal circumstances.
Anyway, in this case the Lowepro was on a shelf and I had zipped open the bag to get the D600 with attached Nikkor 18-35mm out. Somehow, I really don't know why, I decided to get the whole bag out instead...
...of course () I forgot to zip up the bag first. So, while the bag was still in my hands and tilted downwards the camera and 18-35mm dropped out (too quick to catch) and approximately 1.2 kilos was on its way to the carpeted ground.
I was a bit stunned, so cursed first, put the bag down and picked the camera up. I think the first point of contact was the edge below the screen and/or underside. The outside of the camera looked good, the carpet must have helped with that and everything was still attached (lens) and inside (battery).
So, I turned the camera on and pushed the shutter button. It seemed to focus, but slow and it didn't want to take a photo.
Long story short: the lens was fine, as the camera probably took the main hit but the mirror wouldn't go fully up anymore. Something must have shifted internally. In manual the camera still worked sort off, but it only produced half (normal) format photos, the rest was greyish, as it was obstructed by the mirror.
That was Sunday. On Monday I brought the camera in to the Nikon repair centre (15 minutes drive from my house) and they said I would probably hear from them in a week's time.
But, yesterday (Wednesday) it was already ready to be picked up. Mirror repaired, focus re-aligned and sensor cleaned. All for free.
After testing it at home I felt ok with it. All lenses are working normally and photos look fine.
This was great service and fast. I always liked Nikon, but am aware of the many, many things they could be handling better.
Still, this is the kind of thing that would keep me hooked on a brand I feel.
Now all I have to do is remember that the bag should stay closed when I take it off the shelf.


text:
Drop into the most realistic gameplay ever, water soaks through uniforms, tanks shake the ground and tracers scream overhead with gripping realism. Feel the ear-splitting eruptions of authentic combat sound effects. Execute covert warfare in the free-fire zones of real world locations. Show no fear in the face of vicious firefights, nail-biting recon missions and daring rescues behind enemy lines. Engage the deadliest AI enemies yet, angry, merciless and meticulously designed to take out you and your team.
Write a review
Why not be the first to write a review for this product?
Please use the form below to add a review for this product.
Your review will be vetted before it is approved for use on the site.
Your name will show beside your review but we will not show your email address on the site
Order within the next 0 hour(s) and 41 minute(s) and select Express Delivery in the checkout for delivery on 20th January.
Free delivery also available.
If you change your mind about your purchase you may return it to us unopened at your own expense within 7 days of receipt for a full refund
We do not accept returns for non-faulty unwanted items in any circumstance if they have been opened/unsealed/used. No returns authorization code is required but ensure the item is packaged securely and the original receipt is included.
Our returns address is on your receipt
Please send the item back via Recorded Delivery - if goods are not sent back to us by recorded delivery and/or in case the goods are lost or not received, CHIPS cannot be held responsible for any loss sustained.
Refunds will only be processed once the goods are in our possession.


text:
To create a Sprouts account on sprouts.com, please visit www.sprouts.com/login. Click the "Register" tab and enter your contact information in the required fields. Next, read and agree to Sprouts' Terms & Conditions and then click "Create New Account."
To create an account on Sprouts Mobile App, tap on the navigation menu at the top of the app, select the "Log In/Register" tab, "Sign Up" and fill out the information fields. Your new account has been created and you can now sign in.
You will receive a confirmation email within 24 hours after setting up your account.


text:
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 3, 2017
Romans 12:9-21
Rev. Rona Kinsley
On Being Transformed
In last Sunday's reading from The Letter to the Romans, Paul urged: be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God— what is good and acceptable and perfect. This Sunday, Paul gives us a list of behaviors which, if followed, will go a long way to accomplishing this transformation. Christianity is unique, among the world's major religions, in its emphasis on orthodoxy— right belief. In the other major religions, the emphasis is on orthopraxy— right practice. In recent decades, there has been a movement within what is sometimes called the emergent church, away from viewing Christianity as a system of beliefs toward practicing it as a way of life. This has included creating, or rediscovering, practices that can help us to be more Christ-like in how we live our lives.
In today's reading, Paul gives guidance to those who were trying to follow the Way of Jesus, in the earliest years of the church. He begins with love: Let love be genuine. Some of his advice is about how to live in close community with others: Love one another with mutual affection; outdo one another in showing honor. Live in harmony with one another . . .
I remember a conversation with the Abbot of Glastonbury Abbey, in Hingham, Massachusetts, in which he commented that you can learn all you need to learn about yourself, and how to live well with others, in a monastic environment, where you are continually confronted with others' personal quirks and neuroses rubbing up against your own personal quirks and neuroses. I suspect that the same could be said of any church or small town community. Loving one another, and striving to live in harmony, becomes a practice precisely when we find it difficult to do so. The person who really gets on our nerves becomes our teacher in discovering how
invested we are in our way, or our view, and how capable we really are of loving another when that other isn't, to our minds, very lovable. Paul also counsels Christians, in the community of the church, to practice hope, patience when times are tough, and perseverance in prayer. We are also to practice generosity toward one another and hospitality to strangers. This is love as action
— something we do, rather than as a warm, fuzzy glow— something we feel.
Love as a practice is even more challenging when someone is actively doing harm— to us or to others we care about. Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse them. Really? Why would we want to bless those who persecute us? Do not repay evil for evil, Paul writes. At the same time, he says, hate what is evil . . . Is this a contradiction? I don't think so. I think that Paul is telling us that discernment is necessary. This isn't a sloppy sort of "I love everybody" and "It's all good" kind of love. Love needs to be genuine. Evil is named for what it is, and we are to "hate" it. But not the doer of the evil.
I once heard Mary Luti, a retired Andover Newton professor and UCC pastor, tell a story that I found both moving and challenging. During the Civil Rights Movement, when demonstrators gathered together they would often sing spirituals and freedom songs to bolster their courage and to remind themselves of the principles of non-violent resistance. On one occasion, a group was singing a song that lifted up various heroes of the movement with the words, "I love (so-and-so) in my heart," for example, "I love brother Martin, I love brother Martin, I love brother Martin, in my heart." After several verses, each one naming a well-loved leader, someone began to sing, quietly, "I love Hoss Manucy, I love Hoss Manucy, I love Hoss Manucy in my heart." There was a dead silence, and then, slowly, tentatively, other voices joined in. You see, Hoss Manucy was a vitriolic and outspoken supporter of segregation, and the leader of a gang of thugs who carried out a reign of terror against the black community in St. Augustine, Florida. Singing "I love Hoss Manucy" was the practice of loving your enemy, and blessing those who curse you, at the deepest and most difficult level. The wisdom, here, is that what we are trying to overcome is the fear and the hatred that create Hoss Manucys, and if we respond with our own fear and hatred, nothing good has been accomplished.
Paul tells us, If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all. This acknowledges that sometimes it doesn't depend on us, sometimes evil comes to us through no doing of our own. Paul's words on the Christian practice of love ask us not to respond in kind: Do not repay evil for evil. Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. If our enemies are hungry, we should feed them. If they are thirsty, we should give them something to drink. But then Paul seems to spoil this caring advice by saying, for by doing this you will heap burning coals on their heads. This doesn't seem very loving at all. It sounds more like, "Nyah,
nyah, I'm better than you are." But apparently, heaping burning coals on their heads is a metaphor for making our enemies ashamed, with the idea that shame may bring them to repent and change their bad behaviors. Sometimes this works; sometimes it doesn't. But I have certainly heard stories, and perhaps you have, too, of people who were doing evil being changed
by a loving response.
There's one more place, in this reading, where Paul seems to depart from the path of loving practice. He starts out well, Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but then he seems to go astray: leave room for the wrath of God; for it is written, "Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord." How many of us, when confronted with evil on either a personal or societal level, have hoped, just a little, that hell might be real? When we see people apparently getting away with doing tremendous hurt and damage, it doesn't feel right, it's not fair. We want them to face some consequences, and the idea of God's wrath can be pretty satisfying. But why would Paul put this idea, which really appeals to our baser natures, in the midst of a passage that appeals, very strongly, to our higher natures? If we take seriously, as Paul did, the idea that Jesus is a revelation of God, then I can only think that God's wrath will be about repentance and healing, and that God's vengeance will look a lot like forgiveness.
I remember a time, in my own life, when I was trying to forgive someone who had done me great harm. I had reached a point where I had mostly let go of my hurt and anger, but I still found some comfort in the idea that when he died, he would get his. And then I read, in one of church historian, Roberta Bondi's, wonderful books, that true forgiveness involves giving up our desire that the one who has harmed us be punished in this world or the next. Oh. I still wasn't there yet. But Bondi was right. My forgiveness journey, and the freedom it brought me, was not complete until I had given up any desire for vengeance, in this world or the next. So perhaps Paul is simply saying, "Let it go. Give it up to God. Desiring vengeance means that hatred still has a home in your heart."
The practices that Paul advises may seem to go against our human nature, but that is precisely the point. It is our our human nature that needs to be transformed, so that [we] may discern what is the will of God— what is good and acceptable and perfect. And the practice of love, whether we feel love or not, opens us to the transforming work of God's Spirit.
I'm going to close with a quote from Frederick Buechner, who writes, remember Max Beerbohm's Happy Hypocrite, in which a wicked man wore the mask of a saint to woo and win the saintly girl he loved. Years later, when a castoff girlfriend discovered the ruse, she challenged him to take off the mask in front of his beloved and show his face for the sorry thing it was. He did what he was told, only to discover that underneath the saint's mask, his face had become the face of a saint.


text:
Weights in the invoices analysis view
Project description
Weights in the invoices analysis view
This module adds the measure "Weight" in the invoices analysis view. This is caught from 2 possible sources:
- If the UoM of the product is one of the category "Weight", the value is taken from the ordered quantity.
- If the UoM of the product is another, then the weight is taken from the weight field of the product multiply by the ordered quantity.
You need to be at least "Accountant" on "Accounting & Finance" role for seeing the report.
- Go to Invoicing > Reporting > Businness Intelligence > Invoices.
- Add the "Weight" measure from your "Measures" dropdown in your analysis.
Known issues / Roadmap
- The weight quantity is expressed in the unit of measure of the product, so if you have several weight UoMs across your products, the global sum won't make sense.
- Pedro M. Baeza <firstname.lastname@example.com>
This module is maintained by the OCA.
OCA, or the Odoo Community Association, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the collaborative development of Odoo features and promote its widespread use.
To contribute to this module, please visit https://odoo-community.org.
Project details
Release history Release notifications
Download files
Download the file for your platform. If you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages.
|Filename, size & hash SHA256 hash help
|File type
|Python version
|Upload date
|odoo9_addon_account_reporting_weight-18.104.22.168.0-py2-none-any.whl (8.7 kB) Copy SHA256 hash SHA256


text:
Posts Tagged 'busy'
More of the same…
It's been a while since I've blogged. I guess there isn't all that much to say at the moment and I've been so busy with day to day stuff.
Generally my mood has been reasonable. I think I am "recovering".
There are times when I pretty much feel "normal" now. I don't really notice anything mood-wise, either bad or good, which I guess means things are fine. I am busy doing things and life goes on without too much fuss or strain.
I'm still getting dodgy days. Days when I realise things aren't quite right or my mood is a little down. Days when I feel crap and want to hide in bed or when I am grumpy and irritable., but these days are generally manageable and usually roughly within the realms of "normal".
I keep having to tell myself that even the non-mentally-ill have bad days and it is to be expected. I think I realise I'm still recovering and not completely better yet. My bloke seems to be having a fair few bad days himself at the moment! It feels a bit weird being the happier, less grumpy one out of the two of us.
I would say there has been one, maybe two days when things haven't been good at all and I've worried that things are slipping or haven't changed and that maybe I've been deluding myself. I am worried one of these days may push me to do something stupid, but I hope not and don't think they will. I think I can cope with them, but it keeps reminding me that things aren't quite "normal" yet.
I forgot to take my meds properly a couple of times over the weekend and I certainly noticed it, both mentally and physically. I could feel my mood drop and depressive thoughts creeping in, but realising I'd forgotten my meds put my mind at rest a little. I noticed the physical effects too – I felt a bit dodgy at the time, but since I've noticed the side effects from the Reboxetine are stronger again too – the overheating and sweating, the nausea. My appetite had been creeping back though, so maybe skipping my meds every now again will keep it down. Hmm, perhaps not such a good idea.
I was pretty surprised that missing a couple of pills had an effect so quickly though. When I stopped my Lamotrigine back in November I didn't really notice anything, but I guess it is different with the Reboxetine. It has a short half-life and is meant to be relatively quick-acting, so I guess it makes more of a difference. I don't like the idea though that just missing a couple of pills makes me feel so much worse and could be enough to push my mood back into relapse territory. I don't like that my mental-health is in such a fine balance.
I saw Dr M yesterday. It was a fairly pointless appointment. Talked about what I'd been up to over the past 6 weeks, my improvement in mood, side effects, me and the bloke, life in general. Nothing very exciting really.
She wanted to do something to tackle the insomnia, but of course discussing medication we came up against the same thing we always do. I've tried pretty much tried all the main sleepers and none have helped. She suggested I try some Nytol, so I guess I should probably try that.
She had planned to increase the Reboxetine, but decided she would like to wait. She seemed to think that things had improved quicker than she'd expected and that maybe I won't need a higher dose, but she said we'd see. Wants me to see how the next 6 weeks go and then she'll decide. If my mood tapers off a bit or has plateaued too much then she will push it up again. I was kinda disappointed that she didn't do this anyway. Although there has been a big improvement, there are enough of the dodgy days to give me concern and there have been more in the past fortnight than there were a month ago. We shall see.
I was going to write about life stuff too, but I've got a headache and I am tempted to rest. I shall give you a list of things in brief!
Over the past couple of weeks I have been busy…
- Doing lots of stuff for the Youth & Community Centre that I'm on the committee for: press releases, survey design and other bits and pieces. It's very much like work and has been taking up a lot of my time. I am still pretty slow at getting things done and my confidence isn't brilliant, so I end up checking everything a million times. I was getting pretty frustrated as it felt like no one was listening to me, but I've managed to get most things done now. It is probably good preparation for me trying to return to work though. Not sure what I will do when I go back though with regards to all my voluntary activities.
- BBQing. We had some friends over on Grand National day for a BBQ. We had a big dog over to visit. He's a Scottish Deerhound and he's lovely. Our doggy is besotted. There were also small children and lots of adults, so it was a little chaotic having two massive dogs running around too. Funny though.
- Visting Em. Went over to see her when she was in hospital a couple of weeks ago. It was lovely to see her, but she did look pretty poorly. :( Sad to hear that she is back in again too. I was going to visit her again, but as she's got a nasty infection (MRSA :S), I'm not sure it's such a good idea. Hopefully she recovers soon!
- Reading. After seeing The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo at the cinema, I've started on the books. Finished the first two of the millennium trilogy and started the third yesterday and already nearly half way through. I guess this shows my concentration has improved quite a lot as there is no way I'd have been able to get through 2 and a half 600+ page books a few months ago.
- Camping. We went to Lincolnshire for a few days and a friend, M came along too. Doggy loves camping. It's a great big outdoor adventure and she gets plenty of walkies. We went to Sandringham to see the queen (not that she was in!), had a couple BBQs, went to the beach and watched Boston United play FC United of Manchester which was interesting. I felt too sick (after too much cider the night before) to go up Boston Stump, but M and my bloke did and from the pics, it looks like there's a pretty impressive view.
- We went up to Northumberland over the weekend. Stayed in a hotel not far from Morpeth. The bloke grew up there, so we met up with some of his friends on Saturday night. We also went to the beach, wandered around Newcastle and went over to Cragside whilst we were there. I love the North East. Doggy was in kennels as we didn't know what we'd be doing, but I felt quite bad as she would have loved it. She seems to quite like her kennels though.
Think that's the bulk of it.
Anyway.. I have doggy biscuits to bake, a doggy to walk, dinner to cook and probably a million and one other things I could be doing… I really just want to curl up in bed with my book or to sleep. bah.


text: Had a blast! I was the only one there with a miroir and could not take two steps without someone complimenting me or asking me about it....god, I know it sounds shallow...but it was fun! They had a silver speedy and gold pouchette on display, but they wouldn't take them out of the case for anyone, as they had already been sold. My SA said they are hoping for 1 more small shipment and that's it. It was packed! Not as many limited bags as I thought, but I did see a silver le fab....gorgeous! Nice lady too, talked to for awhile cuz she was unhappy about not getting a miroir. Also saw a mink bum bag, I thought I didn't like this bag at all, but it was pretty cute and gal wearing it looked hot!


text:
My personal favorites are: Everybody must have a fantasy; I never fall apart because I never fall together and art is what you can get away with. Which one is your favorite?
Last night I attended a black-tie gala for work. It was a good time with good food, drinks and occasion to dress up. After the gala I went in to a gas station and waited patiently behind a police officer who was talking to the cashier. Their conversation went as follows:
Cashier: I saw you on the news.
Police officer: Oh, yeah? I was on the news a few weeks ago too.
C: I love watching the news, weather. It might be weird but I do.
P: I don't follow myself and read or watch myself anymore on news outlets and I most definitely don't read the paper.
C: Oh, I don't either they get everything wrong.
P: I don't believe anything they say.
This conversation went on for five minutes. By this time there were five people in line behind me and I was chuckling at the irony this convo was happening right in front of me (because I work at a newspaper).
The police officer looked behind me and said, oh you better ring this girl up she looks like she's dressed to go somewhere. The cashier then asked me why I was dressed up. It was my utmost pleasure to tell them both I had just come from a work event…for the newspaper.
The looks on their faces were priceless. The cashier turned white and the police officer started mumbling something like "oh, um," and then he scratched his head. I started laughing and told them both to have a great night as I walked out the door.
I told my brother about this and he laughed and said I should have told the police officer, "It's okay I talk about police officers when they're not around too." But alas I did not.
The reason I'm even writing this blog post is not to vent about the experience but to clear something up for people who might mistakenly feel the same way they do.
The newspaper gets a bad rep from people and I think some honestly believe news outlets are lying about what is going on in the world like it's a conspiracy theory (It's not, I promise).
Newspapers, magazines, television and radio broadcasters most likely studied journalism in school. In journalism school, we learn it is our duty to seek truth and report it, minimize harm, act independently and be accountable.
It is also said journalists have a duty to be watchdogs for the public. While in school, we are taught to seek the truth and tell it accurately so others may know about it. We are also shown the ramifications for plagiarizing or falsifying information. My point is journalists are simply seeking the truth of what is going on and reporting to their best ability.
It's not a ploy to make a mistake. It's not a ploy to get a fact wrong. We are humans. I've made a mistake in print. I'll make more. If someone is making a mistake in print or printing false information, you can pick up a phone and tell them and they will change the mistake and print it correctly.
There is something so charming about actresses Amy Poehler, Kristen Wiig and Tina Fey. Quite frankly it could be because they have their sh*t together.
It's refreshing to see Wiig, 39, Fey, 42, and Poehler, 41, thriving in movies, television shows. It's even more refreshing they aren't in tabloids for drugs, alcohol, ending up in jail or "clubbing."
They're intelligent, gorgeous and hilarious role models.
Here are some of my favorite things I'm reading, watching, looking forward to etc. at the moment (meaning this week, not this exact second).
Book I'm reading: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
What just played on my Itunes playlist: I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love Tonight by The Outfield
Favorite inspirational sayings this week (I have two)
Last magazine I purchased: March edition of Vogue; Beyoncé is on the cover
Workout of the week: Complete body workout, a five-disk DVD collection by Jillian Michaels
Favorite Dr. Seuss quote (in honor of the March 2 birthday): "The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go."
Favorite "not impressed" face: President Obama and gymnast McKayla Maroney
Last movie I saw in theater: Snitch
Essie nail color: Butler, please
Indiana University basketball will face Ohio State on senior night. Derek Elston, Christian Watford and Jordy Hulls are pictured below.
And the moment that touched my heart this week: A high school basketball player threw the ball inbound to the opposing team's manager, a boy with a developmental disability, so he could score a basket. It was a moment of true sportsmanship. The manager made the basket and the crowd rushed the court. It gave me chills.
I have been doing a horrendous job keeping my blog updated. I just realized my last post was about Valentine's Day-almost two months ago.
I was trying to think about something interesting to write and instead I simply remembered something one of my creative writing professors said earlier this semester. He said that good writers borrow, and great writers steal. He also mentioned that when something is memorable in a text, that it should be written down in a notebook for inspiration on what to write in our creative stories. So, instead of writing a blog post, I've copied down quotes that I have written down over the year.
"There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed." -Ernest Hemingway
"The only thing that makes life possible is permanent, intolerable uncertainty: not knowing what comes next." -Ursula K. Le Guin
"Only a talent that doesn't exist can't be improved." -John Gardner
"I didn't know I was going to write the kind of thing I've written, but I knew that I was going to write-I just had to." -Alice Munro
"Get it down. Take chances. It may be bad, but it's the only way you can do anything really good." -William Faulkner
"You don't need to wait for inspiration to write. It's easier to be inspired while writing that while not writing." -Josip Novakovich
"My aim is to put down on paper what I see and what I feel in the best and simplest way."
-Ernest Hemingway


text:
2018 Bentley Flying Spur V8 S Black Edition Revealed
Score one more for the dark side as Bentley has just unveiled the 2018 Flying Spur V8 S Black Edition. Like the 2017 Continental GT Speed Black Edition introduced last year, the Flying Spur V8 S counterpart is hardly an all-black exercise. Still, Bentley says this latest take on its luxury 4-door offers a "darker" character regardless of what basic color the buyer may select.
Also: Get your first look at the new and redesigned cars of 2018
Exterior highlights of the new Flying Spur variant add gloss black accents to all brightwork including the grille, air intakes, window surrounds and mirror housings. These are set off with dark-tint lights, unique black-finish 21-inch "Elegant" alloy wheels and black or optional red-painted brake calipers. The two-tone cabin features a contrast color on the seats and headliner–although here, too, buyers can opt for other personal choices–as well as Piano Black veneer trim and a 3-spoke Sport Plus steering wheel.
Like other Bentley offerings, the new Flying Spur V8 S Black Edition can be ordered with a Mulliner Driving Specification upfit. This option brings diamond-quilted leather with contrast stitching in the seats and door panels and also offers a choice of different wheels and wheel finishes.
Also: See the 12 Kelley Blue Book Best Buys of 2017
Motivation for the Black Edition comes from the more potent S version of the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 that makes 521 horsepower and 502 lb-ft of torque–up from the 500/487 stats in a base Flying Spur V8. Backed by an 8-speed ZF automatic and a 60/40 rear-biased AWD system, it enables this latest Flying Spur variant to sprint from 0-60 mph in 4.6 seconds on its way to a 190-mph top speed. Prices for the 2018 Bentley Flying Spur V8 S Black Edition will starts at $216,825. Order books are now open, and initial U.S. deliveries are set to begin in November.
More Bentley News:
2018 Bentley Continental GT Convertible Timeless Series Unveiled
2017 Bentley Bentayga: Video Review and Road Test


text:
valentine piano sheet music free
Download and Print sheet music of Canon in D and Gigue (easy version) for piano solo by Johann Pachelbel, fingerings included, high quality digital edition with Mp3 long playlist of original. Download, print and play sheet music from Musicnotes sheet music download is a site dedicated to all amateur music performers around the world, giving them the opportunity to download the sheet music for free. com, the largest library of official, licensed digital sheet music print and download my heart will go on sheet music by celine dion. Print instantly + play with free iOS, Android sheet music arranged for piano/vocal/guitar in e major (transposable). Free & high quality piano sheet music to download: sonatas, concertos, four hands and much more for piano sku: mn0039794 my piano free piano sheet music. Below is the list of all artists, bands, duets, trios, etc sheet music with midi previews. whose sheet music is at least partially reviewed on this site in alphabetically order popular songs arranged for solo piano. Wedding love songs - wedding music - top 10 most romantic valentine songs / wedding songs from CrusaderBeach Piano Music for complete list of free sheet music for piano we recomend my. Long playlist of original


text:
London, Jan 14 (IANS) The xenophobic and eurosceptic United Kingdom Independence Party on Sunday said it had suspended the girlfriend of its leader Henry Bolton for having sent racist messages about Meghan Markle, who is soon to marry Prince Harry.
Bolton, who was chosen to lead the party in September, said his girlfriend, Jo Marney, had been immediately suspended after the messages were exposed by the Mail on Sunday, Efe news agency reported.
According to the tabloid, Marney had said that Markle's "seed will taint our royal family", called her a "gender equality twat" and said the wedding could lead to a black King or a Muslim Prime Minister, which she claimed was the result of other cultures invading the UK.
The UKIP leader in the London Assembly, Peter Whittle, defended her expulsion from the party.
In a statement sent to the Mail on Sunday, Marney apologised for her comments but said she was exaggerating to make a point and had been taken out of context.
Harry and Markle, an American actress known for her role in the television series "Suits", announced last December that they would be getting married on May 19.


text:
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
How to Get the Best Holiday Cards
Many feel that the holidays are not complete unless they receive and give holiday cards. Luckily there are so many types of holiday cards that you can get. You can be spoilt for choice when it comes to holiday cards because there are many places that you can get holiday cards from. In this article, you will get guidance on the places that you can get the best holiday cards. Here are some of the places that you can holiday cards.
You can buy your holiday cards from online stores
. There are many online stores that sell holiday cards. The goodness of buying holiday cards online is that you can get great discounts and save a lot of money. In fact, when you buy the cards in bulk you will save a significant amount of time. Another benefit of buying holiday cards online is that they display the cards so you can see the one you want before purchasing it. There is feedback from customers who have bought the products in the online store; the reviews they write can give you an idea of what kind of store that is.
Gift shops also stock holiday cards as well. The price of their cards is also fair. They offer a large variety of holiday cards, and the best part is that you can physically see the card and touch it. You can get to feel the texture of the holiday card something that you may not have been able to do if you had bought the card online. Just like in online stores, most gift shops have a discount if you buy a huge number of cards so take advantage of that.
If you are artistic and creative, then you could try making your holiday cards
thank you for your business christmas cards
. Not only is it fun it is cost-effective as well because with little material you can make so many DIY cards. When someone receives DIY holiday cards, they appreciate it more because they know that you put a lot of time and effort into making the card. The best part of making DIY holiday cards is that you can customize the cards to suit the recipients more.
Lastly, you can convert greeting cards into holiday cards especially if you are away from those you are sending the cards too. It is a creative way of sending holiday cards.
These are some simple ideas of getting a holiday card to send to your loved ones during the holiday. As you can see it is not a complicated fit.
you could find other related stories.


text: 2019-01-21T14:20:33Z http://bims.iranjournals.ir/?_action=export&rf=summon&issue=91 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society 2017 04 01 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_1119_8b433c3d08c8d87751f6a1cb1f063aef.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Flag-transitive point-primitive $(v,k,4)$ symmetric designs with exceptional socle of Lie type Y. Wang S. Zhou Let $G$ be an automorphism group of a $2$-$(v,k,4)$ symmetric design $mathcal D$. In this paper, we prove that if $G$ is flag-transitive point-primitive, then the socle of $G$ cannot be an exceptional group of Lie type. Symmetric design flag-transitive point-primitive exceptional simple group 2017 04 01 259 273 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_929_c271f26ec4f8553df2950e0b2e6bc4d9.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Connections between labellings of trees B. Yao X. Liu M. Yao There are many long-standing conjectures related with some labellings of trees. It is important to connect labellings that are related with conjectures. We find some connections between known labellings of simple graphs. trees (odd-)graceful labellings felicitous lalbellings (k d)-graceful labellings 2017 04 01 275 283 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_930_493991d8c291f08d8bd8ff563e3af03f.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Arens regularity of bilinear maps and Banach modules actions A. Sahleh L. Najarpisheh Let $X$, $Y$ and $Z$ be Banach spaces and $f:Xtimes Y longrightarrow Z$ a bounded bilinear map. In this paper we study the relation between Arens regularity of $f$ and the reflexivity of $Y$. We also give some conditions under which the Arens regularity of a Banach algebra $A$ implies the Arens regularity of certain Banach right module action of $A$ . Banach algebra bilinear map Arens product second dual Banach module action 2017 04 01 285 289 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_931_8c1fa1d6d41de85bba6f46abc8910d0b.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Multipliers of continuous $G$-frames in Hilbert spaces M. R. Abdollahpour Y. Alizadeh In this paper we introduce continuous $g$-Bessel multipliers in Hilbert spaces and investigate some of their properties. We provide some conditions under which a continuous $g$-Bessel multiplier is a compact operator. Also, we show the continuous dependency of continuous $g$-Bessel multipliers on their parameters. $g$-frames continuous frames continuous $g$-frames Multiplier of frames Multiplier of continuous $g$-frames 2017 04 01 291 305 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_932_83e1159152f8cbea43aaf8f5c326705e.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Study on multi-order fractional differential equations via operational matrix of hybrid basis functions K. Maleknejad K. Nouri L. Torkzadeh In this paper we apply hybrid functions of general block-pulse functions and Legendre polynomials for solving linear and nonlinear multi-order fractional differential equations (FDEs). Our approach is based on incorporating operational matrices of FDEs with hybrid functions that reduces the FDEs problems to the solution of algebraic systems. Error estimate that verifies a convergence of the approximate solutions is considered. The numerical results obtained by this scheme have been compared with the exact solution to show the efficiency of the method. Fractional derivatives and integrals multi-order fractional differential equations operational matrix hybrid functions 2017 04 01 307 318 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_933_74ac4fa108f647c8005377440f4c19a9.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 A new result on chromaticity of K4-homoemorphs with girth 9 N.S.A. Karim R. Hasni G.C. Lau For a graph $G$, let $P(G,lambda)$ denote the chromatic polynomial of $G$. Two graphs $G$ and $H$ are chromatically equivalent if they share the same chromatic polynomial. A graph $G$ is chromatically unique if any graph chromatically equivalent to $G$ is isomorphic to $G$. A $K_4$-homeomorph is a subdivision of the complete graph $K_4$. In this paper, we determine a family of chromatically unique $K_4$-homeomorphs which have girth 9 and has exactly one path of length 1, and give sufficient and necessary condition for the graphs in this family to be chromatically unique. Chromatic polynomial chromatically unique $K_4$-homeomorphs 2017 04 01 319 336 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_934_939a971a7355485402466c756b6fb1a9.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Extrinsic sphere and totally umbilical submanifolds in Finsler spaces B. Bidabad M. Sedaghat Based on a definition for circle in Finsler space, recently proposed by one of the present authors and Z. Shen, a natural definition of extrinsic sphere in Finsler geometry is given and it is shown that a connected submanifold of a Finsler manifold is totally umbilical and has non-zero parallel mean curvature vector field, if and only if its circles coincide with circles of the ambient manifold. Finally, some examples of extrinsic sphere in Finsler geometry, particularly in Randers spaces are given. Finsler space development mean curvature umbilical extrinsic sphere 2017 04 01 337 347 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_935_c754c11cc81b3e1bff1e40e9447fd3ce.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Strong convergence theorem for solving split equality fixed point problem which does not involve the prior knowledge of operator norms Y. Shehu F. U. Ogbuisi O. S. Iyiola Our contribution in this paper is to propose an iterative algorithm which does not require prior knowledge of operator norm and prove a strong convergence theorem for approximating a solution of split equality fixed point problem for quasi-nonexpansive mappings in a real Hilbert space. So many have used algorithms involving the operator norm for solving split equality fixed point problem, but as widely known the computation of these algorithms may be difficult and for this reason, some researchers have recently started constructing iterative algorithms with a way of selecting the step-sizes such that the implementation of the algorithm does not require the calculation or estimation of the operator norm. To the best of our knowledge most of the works in literature that do not involve the calculation or estimation of the operator norm only obtained weak convergence results. In this paper, by appropriately modifying the simultaneous iterative algorithm introduced by Zhao, we state and prove a strong convergence result for solving split equality problem. We present some applications of our result and then give some numerical example to study its efficiency and implementation at the end of the paper. Strong convergence split equality fixed point problem quasi-nonexpansive mappings simultaneous iterative algorithm Hilbert spaces 2017 04 01 349 371 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_936_21cfabb768d5096d17c2ae083701e3f4.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Triple positive solutions of $m$-point boundary value problem on time scales with $p$-Laplacian A. Dogan In this paper, we consider the multipoint boundary value problem for one-dimensional $p$-Laplacian dynamic equation on time scales. We prove the existence at least three positive solutions of the boundary value problem by using the Avery and Peterson fixed point theorem. The interesting point is that the non-linear term $f$ involves a first-order derivative explicitly. Our results are new for the special cases of difference equations and differential equations as well as in the general time scale setting. Time scales Boundary value problem $p$-Laplacian positive solutions fixed point theorem 2017 04 01 373 384 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_937_658c5c30c256bc20cbbd54799cbc12dd.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 New classes of Lyapunov type inequalities of fractional $Delta$-difference Sturm-Liouville problems with applications K. Ghanbari Y. Gholami In this paper, we consider a new study about fractional $Delta$-difference equations. We consider two special classes of Sturm-Liouville problems equipped with fractional $Delta$-difference operators. In couple of steps, the Lyapunov type inequalities for both classes will be obtained. As application, some qualitative behaviour of mentioned fractional problems such as stability, spectral, disconjugacy and some interesting results about zeros of (oscillatory) solutions will be concluded. Discrete fractional calculus discrete fractional Sturm-Liouville problem Lyapunov type inequalities stability Mittag-Leffler type functions 2017 04 01 385 408 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_938_599bea256ce7e3704a0d85dc06ff4b99.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Some extended Simpson-type inequalities and applications K. C. Hsu S. R. Hwang K. L. Tseng In this paper, we shall establish some extended Simpson-type inequalities for differentiable convex functions and differentiable concave functions which are connected with Hermite-Hadamard inequality. Some error estimates for the midpoint, trapezoidal and Simpson formula are also given. Hermite-Hadamard inequality Simpson inequality midpoint inequality trapezoid inequality convex function concave functions special means quadrature rules 2017 04 01 409 425 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_939_f2761018168383c633fe948d418e2f96.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Left derivable or Jordan left derivable mappings on Banach algebras Y. Ding J. Li Let $mathcal{A}$ be a unital Banach algebra, $mathcal{M}$ be a left $mathcal{A}$-module, and $W$ in $mathcal{Z}(mathcal{A})$ be a left separating point of $mathcal{M}$. We show that if $mathcal{M}$ is a unital left $mathcal{A}$-module and $delta$ is a linear mapping from $mathcal{A}$ into $mathcal{M}$, then the following four conditions are equivalent: (i) $delta$ is a Jordan left derivation; (ii)$delta$ is left derivable at $W$; (iii) $delta$ is Jordan left derivable at $W$; (iv)$Adelta(B)+Bdelta(A)=delta(W)$ for each $A,B$ in $mathcal{A}$ with $AB=BA=W$. Let $mathcal{A}$ have property ($mathbb{B}$) (see Definition ref{Prop_B}), $mathcal{M}$ be a Banach left $mathcal{A}$-module, and $delta$ be a continuous linear operator from $mathcal{A}$ into $mathcal{M}$. Then $delta$ is a generalized Jordan left derivation if and only if $delta$ is Jordan left derivable at zero. In addition, if there exists an element $Cinmathcal{Z}(mathcal{A})$ which is a left separating point of $mathcal{M}$, and $Rann_{mathcal{M}}(mathcal{A})={0}$, then $delta$ is a generalized left derivation if and only if $delta$ is left derivable at zero. (Jordan) left derivation generalized (Jordan) left derivation (Jordan) left derivable mapping 2017 04 01 427 437 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_940_2fb4eda367c76aee7ee5aa3cf6360896.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 The Steiner diameter of a graph Y. Mao The Steiner distance of a graph, introduced by Chartrand, Oellermann, Tian and Zou in 1989, is a natural generalization of the concept of classical graph distance. For a connected graph $G$ of order at least $2$ and $Ssubseteq V(G)$, the Steiner distance $d(S)$ among the vertices of $S$ is the minimum size among all connected subgraphs whose vertex sets contain $S$. Let $n,k$ be two integers with $2leq kleq n$. Then the Steiner $k$-eccentricity $e_k(v)$ of a vertex $v$ of $G$ is defined by $e_k(v)=max {d(S),|,Ssubseteq V(G), |S|=k, and vin S}$. Furthermore, the Steiner $k$-diameter of $G$ is $sdiam_k(G)=max {e_k(v),| vin V(G)}$. In 2011, Chartrand, Okamoto and Zhang showed that $k-1leq sdiam_k(G)leq n-1$. In this paper, graphs with $sdiam_3(G)=2,3,n-1$ are characterized, respectively. We also consider the Nordhaus-Gaddum-type results for the parameter $sdiam_k(G)$. We determine sharp upper and lower bounds of $sdiam_k(G)+sdiam_k(overline{G})$ and $sdiam_k(G)cdot sdiam_k(overline{G})$ for a graph $G$ of order $n$. Some graph classes attaining these bounds are also given. Diameter Steiner tree Steiner $k$-diameter complementary graph 2017 04 01 439 454 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_941_e2120ca1a80a19dcc106cd516aecaec7.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Module homomorphisms from Frechet algebras H. Shayanpour We first study some properties of $A$-module homomorphisms $theta:Xrightarrow Y$, where $X$ and $Y$ are Fréchet $A$-modules and $A$ is a unital Fréchet algebra. Then we show that if there exists a continued bisection of the identity for $A$, then $theta$ is automatically continuous under certain condition on $X$. In particular, every homomorphism from $A$ into certain Fréchet algebras (including Banach algebra) is automatically continuous. Finally, we show that every unital Fréchet algebra with a continued bisection of the identity, is functionally continuous. Automatic continuity Fréchet algebras module homomorphism continued bisection of the identity Fréchet $A$-module 2017 04 01 455 466 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_942_5f1edf4c79344777af51dc795000628a.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 On convergence of sample and population Hilbertian functional principal components A. R. Soltani A. R. Nematollahi R. Nasirzadeh In this article we consider the sequences of sample and population covariance operators for a sequence of arrays of Hilbertian random elements. Then under the assumptions that sequences of the covariance operators norm are uniformly bounded and the sequences of the principal component scores are uniformly sumable, we prove that the convergence of the sequences of covariance operators would imply the convergence of the corresponding sequences of the sample andpopulation eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and vice versa. In particular we prove that the principal component scores converge in distribution in certain family of Hilbertian elliptically contoured distributions. Hilbertian random elements functional data analysis functional principal component analysis covariance operators operator convergence.s 2017 04 01 467 475 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_943_8b2fe9fd106048633e7c8a769df8b090.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Digital Borsuk-Ulam theorem G. Burak I. Karaca The aim of this paper is to compute a simplicial cohomology group of some specific digital images. Then we define ringand algebra structures of a digital cohomology with the cup product. Finally, we prove a special case of the Borsuk-Ulam theorem fordigital images. Digital simplicial cohomology group cup product cohomology ring cohomology algebra 2017 04 01 477 499 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_944_a45df8ec79123292ec069242f7c794da.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 A characterization of simple $K_4$-groups of type $L_2(q)$ and their automorphism groups J. Li D. Yu G. Chen W. Shi In this paper, it is proved that all simple $K_4$-groups of type $L_2(q)$ can be characterized by their maximum element orders together with their orders. Furthermore, the automorphism groups of simple $K_4$-groups of type $L_2(q)$ are also considered. Simple $K_4$-groups maximum element order characterization 2017 04 01 501 514 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_945_cbbaf66f5c85525a815ddd80640c65f9.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Pullback D-attractors for non-autonomous partly dissipative reaction-diffusion equations in unbounded domains X. Li At present paper, we establish the existence of pullback $mathcal{D}$-attractor for the process associated with non-autonomous partly dissipative reaction-diffusion equation in $L^2(mathbb{R}^n)times L^2(mathbb{R}^n)$. In order to do this, by energy equation method we show that the process, which possesses a pullback $mathcal{D}$-absorbing set, is pullback $widehat{D}_0$-asymptotically compact. Pullback attractors partly dissipative reaction-diffusion equations 2017 04 01 515 534 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_946_eb8de4569fe72817b303974d78250ebe.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Comparative study on solving fractional differential equations via shifted Jacobi collocation method M. Behroozifar F. Ahmadpour In this paper, operational matrices of Riemann-Liouville fractional integration and Caputo fractional differentiation for shifted Jacobi polynomials are considered. Using the given initial conditions, we transform the fractional differential equation (FDE) into a modified fractional differential equation with zero initial conditions. Next, all the existing functions in modified differential equation are approximated by shifted Jacobi polynomials. Then, operational matrices and spectral collocation method are applied to obtain a linear or nonlinear system of algebraic equations. System of algebraic equations can be simultaneously solved (e.g. using Mathematica^{TM}). Main characteristic behind of the this technique is that only a small number of shifted Jacobi polynomials is needed to obtain a satisfactory result which demonstrates the validity and efficiency of the method. Comparison between this method and some other methods confirm the good performance of the presented method. Also, this method is generalized for the multi-point fractional differential equation. Fractional-order differential equation Riemann-Liouville integral Jacobi polynomial collocation method 2017 04 01 535 560 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_947_b3ed3a5b2e22cf9386624a6699f3ff0d.pdf 2017-04-01 Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society BIMS 1017-060X 1017-060X 2017 43 2 Separating partial normality classes with weighted composition operators H. Emamalipour M. R. Jabbarzadeh Z. Moayyerizadeh In this article, we discuss measure theoretic characterizations for weighted composition operators in some operator classes on $L^{2}(Sigma)$ such as, $n$-power normal, $n$-power quasi-normal, $k$-quasi-paranormal and quasi-class$A$. Then we show that weighted composition operators can separate these classes. conditional expectation weighted composition operator $n$-power normal $k$-quasi-paranormal 2017 04 01 561 574 http://bims.iranjournals.ir/article_948_29a797d05847cd4d2157c9194efc4dc4.pdf


text:
Does Your Online Business Appear as Thrush
Most people haven't even heard about thrush since it is not a common malady. It almost seems like a disease out of pre-historic times. I first learned of it from horses not even realizing humans get it as well. The humorous part of this is when you hear of a person having thrush, they generally have it in the mouth. Whereas, horses get thrush in their feet.
….and what does this have to do with my online business?
Thrush is a disease that decays living tissue. This is a very simplistic description for your understanding. I understood thrush from horses as a sign that the horse was not being kept very well. Years later, I became a Farrier and I would learn to horrible side of thrush when I would have to shoe horses that were badly affected.
Back to the business of Your Online Business, you probably still can't see the connections so I will paint a little picture. As a horseman and a Farrier, I know first hand that a horse is worthless if they have no foot. running a parallel to your online business, ask yourself how healthy is my online business?
Is your online business suffering due to decaying situations that are eating away at the heart of your business?
Have you ever thought about having your online business go through a checkup? It may sound off the wall but "off the wall may be what you need to succeed".
Successful Entrepreneurs are always checking the health of their businesses. They want to know every detail about the products, the marketing and customer relations. They know it takes a long time to develop Brand Awareness and only 10% of that time to destroy it.
Have you ever been in a business where some of the people around you brought that business to its knees? They are what I consider thrush for your online business. They don't care how it effects everyone else as long as they get what they want. If the business is in their way and to get what they want means others will get hurt, They Simply Do Not Care!
As a Farrier, I know what to do when I see thrush in a horse's feet. I take out my knife and pare it out. If I have to go too deep, I might have to use iodine to prevent infection.
Do you know what you need to do if you find THRUSH IN YOUR ONLINE BUSINESS?


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Fedotov, Alexei A" <alexei.a.fedo...@intel.com>
|RE: [general] Announcing Melody
|Fri, 17 Nov 2006 04:20:21 GMT
Great! I like the pictures. Sorry for a dumb question, does CruiseControl actually work, or is it a site design sketch? With best regards, Alexei Fedotov, Intel Java & XML Engineering >-----Original Message----- >From: Stefano Mazzocchi [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 4:04 AM >To: email@example.com >Subject: [general] Announcing Melody > >I'm proud to announce Melody, a testing dashboard for Harmony. > >Melody is currently hosted in Geir's office at the currently transient URL > > http://22.214.171.124:10000/ > >My goal is to move part of this into the Harmony zone. > >The main feature of Melody is a graphical history, which is >automatically generated every night out of fresh data. > >The past has been 'reconstructed' by taking a snapshot of harmony every >week over the entire history of the project, compile it and running the >latest japitools over it. > >I also run japitools without the checks for the SerialUI checks which >generate a lot of false positives for Swing stuff. > >Plans for the future include: > > 1) add a chart for the number of subscribers to the various lists (I >already have a script for this, but I need somebody with apmail karma to >run it on the apache machine that handles our mail) > > 2) add a chart for email traffic > > 3) start performing static analysis on the code using tools like >findbugs, PMD and CPD > >Comments, suggestions and criticism welcome! > >-- >Stefano.
|View raw message


text:
Well, for me, the week is over. Its Sunday night here in Korea. I didn't have as much playtime as I wanted this weekend due to a road trip...but I did find one player AFK in a BG and another hacker using the old "pop through the ground trick".
1. Bimbolock - 85 Warlock - Auchindoun (BG AFK)
2. Khool - 80 DK (underground mining)
ps all toons are from Azgalor PVP server unless otherwise noted. A
pps all toons are considered guiltly until proven innocent


text:
Jim Shore Sleeping Beauty Fairies Figurine
Regular price $49.99
Product Actions
Product Details
Three good fairies beam with pride as they watch their dear Aurora and her handsome prince waltz around the ballroom. This handpainted piece features Flora, Fauna and Merryweather in their signature dresses and delicate wings. Fans of the Disney classic "Sleeping Beauty" will love this figurine that features the signature folk art styling of Jim Shore.
- Crafted in high-quality stone resin.
- Handpainted. Unique variations should be expected.
Related Categories
Shop all Jim Shore


text: Whatever exam you do, they get easier and easier every year and that is not to put down all the work that students have done. Even at the KS2 Sats level, the papers are easier. There are children who definitely shoule not be grade 4/5 and yet are awarded it. It is all political.


text:
Welcome to Art!
Jonathan McClain
Room 123
Planning Period: 3rd
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Insert text here about your class, etc. You can change the graphic to coordinate with the subject or subjects that you teach. This teacher template includes an area for your to post your assignments, study guides, and notes, etc. ---See ASSIGNMENTS, and CLASS DOCUMENTS in the left-hand margin.


text:
Someone once told me that if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life. While I agree, I think there are certain factors that people seem to omit.
So many people I speak to (reminder: I speak with people who are job hunting) tell me how miserable they are at work. I ask them what they would change and most of the time they don't know. But I do, almost immediately. If you're stuck in a cubicle in a place that regulates when you can pee, when you can eat, and when you can take a break — are you really growing?
There are three components in a career that I think are integral for happiness and success.
- Growth: I don't know how a forest would develop if the trees were told how tall they can grow. If you feel stifled, if you feel stuck, if you feel stagnant – you're in the wrong place.
- Money: Money can't buy happiness, but the potential for a solid income to help you sustain a living without living pay check to pay check can reduce stress and therefore leave you with more room for happiness. It's okay to want to make money.
- Culture: It's a lot easier to love where you are and love what you do when you love who you're with, it's as simple as that.
I always ask my candidates to rate for me the three components in the order of most important to least important. The most common order I hear? Culture, Growth, and Money.
Then I tend to ask them why – Why is it that you chose this order? What are your reasonings? I don't want a generic answer, I want the truth, I want sincerity and thought.
While these answers vary, I'll gladly explain why I order mine as culture, growth, then money as well.
I believe whole-heartedly that when you're surrounded by people who are positive, share your goals, and are headed in the same direction as you (for me, this is a journey to the top) then they uplift you and therefore help you grow. So I believe growth is, in my experience, dependent on a solid culture.
Growth was listed second for me because I'm an incentive driven and goal-oriented person. I'm not dollar sign driven, but I also understand that if I'm growing as a person and developing as a professional then bonuses are most likely to come with them… hence why money comes last.
With all of that being said? I never work a day in my life. I spring out of bed most mornings (not all, I'm still human lol) and I am typically excited to start my day. I love seeing my coworkers every morning, they're effervescent, they're motivating, they're inspirational, they're exciting, and they're like a second family to me. Every day I'm at work I am enveloped in encouragement and pushed to be my best by my "team mates" and by my boss which helps me to grow, and I know that all of my hard work will pay off and lead me to the dollar signs I eventually want to see.
Do yourself a favor, write a list of your ideal job and check off the things on your list that your current career has to offer you. If more than half of your list is missing? Give me a call 😉 Just kidding, but at least do yourself a favor and start searching for a career that cultivates your growth because there's no point in a dead end job that leaves you miserable and counting down your days to retirement.
Happy Wednesday, ya'll.


text: High Octane South Jersey Cars & Coffee! Bring a Toy for a Kid in Need! Saturday, October 29, 2016 8:30 AM 11:00 AM 08:30 11:00 Google Calendar ICS Join South Jersey's largest Cars & Coffee meet:550 Fellowship Road Mt. Laurel NJ Tagged Cars and Coffee South Jersey, Cars and Coffee NJ, NJ Car Show


text:
My sister and I were born at Crailing, a small village between Jedburgh and Kelso. We lived at the Home Farm. Our father was responsible for the running of the farm and estate duties. The Bruins' Krug, Dennis Seidenberg, David Krejci, Johnny Boychuk and Matt Bartkowski each bought $2,500 of tickets that were given to military members and their families, who had a chance to meet the players after the game. It was the 80th meeting between the franchises. Boston has won 51. The Bruins wore military style camouflage jerseys during warm ups. It was the Lightning's second of a three game road trip.
cheap jerseys Everyone loves fishing for stripers, also known as striped bass or linesiders. There is something magical about them that appeals to everyone who fishes saltwater in Rhode Island. The Ocean state is blessed with very good fishing overall and many people come here from Mass, Conn, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvannia to fish and vacation here. cheap jerseys
wholesale nfl jerseys "We've collected 40 jerseys thus far," a source at the restaurant tells E! News. "It was a pretty casual idea at first," the insider continued, noting that their trade off will be going on all week. "Dear Lovers of Women, Not Hitting Women, Non Violence and Just Generally Being a Good Person, Come trade your Ray Rice Ravens Jersey in for a free pizza at Hersh's. wholesale nfl jerseys
wholesale jerseys from china Wagers with all odd numbers should occur on the average of every 78 drawings. But, in the Florida Lotto this event hasn't happened in 249 drawings. Can you say 'Overdue'? How can you take advantage of this? Each player has their own style, but here is an example of a typical response. wholesale jerseys from china
Cheap Jerseys free shipping The majority of these cases, this will correct itself on its own, without any or https://www.cheapjerseyseller.com/ only minimal intervention, says Laughlin. More than half of infants will improve by 6 months of age, repositioning should be attempted as initial treatment. In most cases, flat spots usually go away when a baby starts sitting up on its own.. Cheap Jerseys free shipping
But this week I am in cheap nfl jerseys unfamiliar territory even in my home state. You see, I am a long suffering (well, not that long) Colorado Rockies' season ticket holder. My friend, Dan Frank, and I invested together in the tickets 14 years ago and I still have them.
wholesale nfl jerseys from china Most recent traits in guys hip hop outfits put on also contain the black leather jackets and tracksuits. They are a lot more casual outfit with the guys. And not simply the vibrant or teenagers, all age types are equally addicted with this development. wholesale nfl jerseys from china
Cheap Jerseys china The race ends when the competitors reach the official finish line, which is the Red "Fox" Olson Trail Monument in Nome. The monument has the words "End of Iditarod Sled Dog Race" inscribed on it. However, the race is not over till the very last musher crosses the finish line. Cheap Jerseys china
Cheap Jerseys from china Christie vetoed those tax hikes and urged an increase in the low income tax credit. Trenton, NJ 6/26/15. This fear factor is the central tenet of a pension commission dominated by Wall Street finance experts, but lacking in hands on New Jersey state budget experience.. Cheap Jerseys from china
cheap nfl jerseys Federal law limits the maximum amount of garnish wages by one or more garnishment orders at 25 percent of the employee's disposable earnings for the week, or the amount by which the employee's disposable earnings for the week exceeds 30 times the federal minimum hourly wage, whichever is less. "Disposable income" is the wages left after payment of all taxes, and national insurances. In other words, with federal minimum wages at $7.25, an employee who earns less than $217.50 a week cannot have his or her wage garnished.. cheap nfl jerseys
Softball is played by more people than any other team sport in the United States. Slow pitch softball has specific rules about how the ball must be pitched to form an arc of between six to 12 feet from the ground. Softballs can be white or high visibility yellow, and most have a 12 inch circumference although minor leagues sometimes use 11 inch balls.
wholesale jerseys On Twitter was tweeting at me game Sauce and I had no clue what was going on, Stauskas said. I asked them. I asked Twitter 'What is Sauce Castillo?' And they explained it to me. I look at the young people around here, I see myself and I feel obligated to give back. I walked the same hallways, the same streets. I sat in the same classrooms and had to overcome the same adversities that they face.To have them be a part of this [Hall of Fame] experience and witness firsthand the magnitude of what going to take place, I believe it should have a profound impact on the direction and the choices they decide to make wholesale jerseys.


text:
Director of life and savings Maggie Craig says: "This is a disappointing day for pension saving. Although this move will not directly affect the vast majority of people saving for retirement, we are concerned that it sends a worrying message to pension savers that the Government is now breaking its contract on tax relief.
"To maintain consumer confidence in the pensions system, the Government must give a categorical assurance that the historic principle of pension savers receiving tax relief on their contributions will not be undermined any further.
Craig says the move will likely be expensive to implement and reintroduce complexity and change to the pension system, only three years after A-Day. She adds that it is vital there is detailed and effective consultation on the implementation of these changes.
She says: "Far too few people are saving for their retirement, and Britain faces a 2050 demographic time bomb when there will be twice as many pensioners for the working population to support – the Government's decision will do nothing to encourage people to save."