text:
Pavelec's 39 saves lead Jets past Predatorsby John Manasso
NASHVILLE -- Coming off the 2014 Sochi Olympics, it might have been hard to know what to expect from Winnipeg Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec when the NHL season resumed.
Playing for the Czech Republic, he allowed four goals and was pulled in a quarterfinal loss to the United States. Pavelec did not dress for the Czechs' first game against Sweden.
If those events bothered him, it's not apparent. Despite his team being significantly outshot, Pavelec stopped 39 shots Saturday in a 3-1 win against the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena.
Nashville outshot Winnipeg 40-20, giving Pavelec his second strong win against the Central Division foe this season. He made 41 saves on Nov. 8 in a 5-0 win against the Predators.
Since returning from Sochi, Pavelec is 2-0-0. He defeated the Phoenix Coyotes 3-2 in a shootout in his first game back Thursday, when he made 34 saves.
"So he's played the same way, believe it or not, that he played prior to," Jets coach Paul Maurice said of Pavelec. "He's had a big stretch of really good games and then every once in a while he plays a game like he did tonight.
"I thought -- clearly he made some great saves -- but I also thought we were pretty good at clearing [the rebound] after it happened. Not necessarily out of the zone, but away from that second one where he couldn't. If he could see it, for the most part, he had it and his body was still in a really good position on rebounds. He was our best player tonight."
The surging Jets (29-26-6) are 11-3-1 since Maurice replaced Claude Noel as coach on Jan. 12. The Jets, who began the day two points out of the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference, pushed their lead over the Predators to four points in the Central Division.
Predators coach Barry Trotz said a bad read by the right-side defenseman -- he didn't name him, but it was rookie Seth Jones -- cost Nashville the first goal. Jets center Olli Jokinen broke in alone and his wrist shot beat goalie Carter Hutton high to the glove side at 5:02 of the second period. The goal was Jokinen's 14th of the season.
Nashville (26-25-10) is 1-2-2 in its past five games. The Predators had won three of four against the Jets in the season series entering Saturday.
Trotz said he liked his team's effort. The Predators play the third game of their five-game homestand on Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
"I thought we had a lot going on," Trotz said. "We created a lot of opportunities. We drew penalties because we were on the puck and we were creating chances. Give them credit. They had a full commitment by everybody. They got a couple big, huge saves. ... There's not too many things I can say that is on a negative front at all."
One game after going 3-for-4 on the power play in a 3-2 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday, the Predators failed to score on all six power-play chances. Nashville entered the game with the NHL's fifth-ranked power play, but Winnipeg owns the League's top-ranked penalty-killing unit on the road. The Jets entered killing 87.5 percent of opponent's chances away from home.
"We're able to get clears, which is big," said Jets defenseman Mark Stuart, who logged 6:19 of time on ice shorthanded and played a rugged game with four hits. "When you can get the puck all the way down the ice, it takes away some steam from the power play. We were able to do that and then get some changes. We've had a little bit too much practice with the [penalty kill]but it's been strong."
Pavelec was Winnipeg's best penalty-killer Saturday. In the first period, he came across the crease to rob David Legwand's try on a rebound when the game was still scoreless. Legwand fell to the ice, clutching his helmet in disbelief. Trotz cited that as an important save early.
Pavelec stopped Viktor Stalberg on a breakaway with 5:08 left in the second period, flashing his left pad to turn aside a wrist shot along the ice.
Jets captain Andrew Ladd deflected Zach Bogosian's slap shot from the right side past Hutton to give the Jets a 2-0 lead with 1:41 left in the second.
Predators forward Simon Moser scored his first NHL goal in his fifth career game with 10:49 left in regulation to pull Nashville within 2-1. Moser deflected a shot by defenseman Michael Del Zotto past Pavelec.
But Pavelec preserved the lead with about five minutes left in regulation, stopping Mike Fisher on a 2-on-1. Jets forward Devin Setoguchi then pushed the margin to 3-1 with 3:52 left in regulation. Blake Wheeler used his speed to outflank Predators defenseman Shea Weber and put a shot on goal that Hutton stopped, but Setoguchi converted the rebound from close range.
The Jets, Dallas Stars and Vancouver Canucks each have 66 points, though the Stars own the final wild-card berth in the Western Conference because they have two games in hand on the other two.
Ladd said the Jets won't begin scoreboard-watching so early and he wants his team to find ways to continue to improve.
"First of all, it's been great to put ourselves in position to be back in the race," he said. "We're playing our best hockey of the year at this point and we're on a pretty good run here, so confidence is where it needs to be in a run. Like I said, we understand that we need to stay on the gas here and keep pushing."


text:
The number of walkouts during a recent Sundance showing of Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie, was almost as funny as the vulgar abominations of comedy happening on screen.
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, known for their bizarre comedy sketch show Tim and Eric's Awesome Show, Great Job! on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, expanded their gallery of grotesques and non sequiturs to a feature-length movie, which made its debut here in Park City.
The surreal (to say the least) story follows Tim and Eric after they lose $1 billion on a movie starring a Johnny Depp lookalike, then have to take over an apocalyptic shopping mall full of hobos, wolves, and losers to earn back the money. Bloodshed, sadistic bathroom humor, and heavy-duty nincompoopery follow.
At least one couple storming out of the theater actually hollered back at the screen. Heidecker and Wareheim could barely contain their glee at a post-screening Q&A. "What'd he say?" Heidecker demanded.
The incident happened during a scene where the two guys are riding around in a cart chasing hobos out of the derelict mall, screaming "Get the f— out!"
A man stomping out of the theater at that moment shouted back, "We f—ing ARE!" About two dozen people had already fled before that, and many more took off after. About two-thirds of the audience remained by the time the credits rolled.
When Heidecker and Wareheim took the stage for the Q&A, the audience was both playful and hostile. The guys made up nicknames for the questioners, and the questioners weren't shy about mocking them back.
"Questions?" Heidecker said, kicking things off. "What kind of questions could you possibly have?"
"What the f—!" one audience member shouted.
Heidecker's answer: "F— you. What else? … You, baldy?"
The folically challenged moviegoer asked about a scene where the two roly-poly gentlemen share a bath and shave each other. "Which one of you got wood first?"
"Next question," Heidecker answered.
"What's the moral of the story?" someone shouted.
"Friendship," Heidecker snapped.
"Next?" Wareheim said.
"What was the actual budget of the film and how much of that budget was for drugs?" a woman asked.
The audience laughed. "It's a low-budget film," Wareheim shrugged. "Under a billion."
Their favorite part? "For me, it's seeing it in a movie theater. We're used to TV where there's not a [live] audience. To see it with a group of people who are enjoying it, or cringing and screaming, or covering their eyes the whole time, that's kind of amazing for me."
What happens next?: Tim tortures an old lady onstage

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Why iFIXpro?
Have you ever needed someone who can help you with your computer and technology problems that can speak to you in a language you can understand and not just a bunch of obscure computer jargon? Ask and you shall receive!
iFIXpro is the answer to your computer and technology needs. We are a locally owned and run business specializing in de-hassling your computer and technology world and showing you the pathway to a happier, healthier and more harmonious relationship with your computer.
For most of us, the use of technology has become so embedded in our daily life that it's difficult to imagine ever being without it. It helps us to stay connected with people, manage our schedules and allows us to make a living. Experiencing a problem with any aspect of the technology engine that runs your life can make you feel like a derailed train. We understand this at iFIXpro and are committed to providing fast and friendly service so that you can be back online, in business and on the move as soon as humanly possible, if not sooner. You're not just a number to us, you are a face, a name, and most importantly a person who has things to do, places to go and people to see! As your computer and technology specialists, we're here to make the technology part of your life run smoother and stress free.
Here is our menu of services we have to offer:
- Virus & Spyware Removal
- Software Support
- Software Training
- Memory Upgrades
- System Optimization
- Hard Drive Upgrades
- Data Recovery
- Hardware Installs
- Onsite Support Service
- Remote Access Support
- Technology Consulting
- Systems, Workflow, and Efficiency Design
At iFIXpro, we have a combined level of computer and technology experience of 50 years. We also have a "No Fix, No Pay" Guarantee – if we no fix your problem, you no pay.*
iFIXpro Computer Services
419 South Street Suite 122
Honolulu, Hi 96813
*excluding travel fees if applicable.


text:
This lustrous rattail cord is a beautifully co-ordinated mix of colours, perfect for all of your kumihimo braid work as well as for any braiding or stringing, beading or jewellery making projects.
Contains 4 strands of satin cord each measuring 3 metres each, 12m in total.
Delivery starts from as little as 95p (First Class only £1.95) and we aim to dispatch all orders within 48 hours.
Free First Class delivery is available for UK orders over £25 and free Courier delivery for UK orders over £150.
Want your order quick? Try our Next Working Day delivery service for £6.50, guaranteeing your order for the next working day if placed before 10am.
We also ship internationally from as little as £3.00, simply select your country at the checkout. Is your country not listed? Contact us and let us know!
Click here to find out more about our Delivery Prices and services.
We pride ourselves in offering a high level of customer service (and love to talk about beads!) so feel free to get in touch. Our friendly customer service team is available Monday to Friday 10am-1:30pm. If you would like to speak to us in person, you can call us on 0161 274 4040. Alternatively, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or click here to contact us via our contact form.
We look forward to hearing from you!


text:
Log Out
Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.
0:00 - 35:00 Review of the Champions League Final, including how Barcelona beat Juventus, why Leo Messi was playing so many switch-field passes, the importance of Luis Suarez and the over-caffeination of Arturo Vidal.
35:00 - 43:26 Quick Women's World Cup roundup, plus specific predictions for USWNT vs Australia.
We'll be back early Tueday morning with a review of that game.
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
You must accept the Terms and conditions to register


text:
davidthomas needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 60 designs submitted by 18 freelance designers.
Comfort Zone Insulation
Our business installs insulation in new or newly remodeled homes.
Submit with confidence! I have conducted two contests on this site within the past month. I awarded one winner for the Logo contest and two winners for the T-Shirt contest. As soon as I get at least one Logo which is acceptable I will guarantee the prize.
We will mainly be using this logo on T-Shirts, letterhead, and the side of our box trucks. We want something that is easy to read and also easily recognizable. We will be selling mainly directly to contractors and therefore advertising to the general public doesn't need to be our strong point. We do not currently have a slogan but if you can come up with one we would consider using it. Since this description is vague feel free to submit a rough design and I will be very hands-on in guiding you to something we can both agree on.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


text:
A Great American Family Vacation on Lake Erie in Ohio
Lake Erie Shores & Islands is a fun, relaxing, and family-oriented vacation destination. In addition to world-class activities in and around the lake, there's a huge amount of history in the area to explore related to both the War of 1812 and the Civil War. The islands are a throw back to a simpler time with a Midwestern-friendly atmosphere; the pace of life is slower here and families have incredible access to a vast number of vacation amenities.


text:
Welcome to Keith King & Associates
"Opening the door to new business"
Keith King & Associates is a full service advertising and public relations agency located in Detroit, Michigan. Keith King & Associates has a reputation of applying science to the art of advertising©. We create totally integrated marketing campaigns for services and products. from introduction, through distribution or media channels, trade or consumer presentations we develop the entire campaign. Our company does the research... the product... the consumer... the competition... and then we develop the creative approach and media mix to reach target consumers effectively and efficiently. We create the synergism needed for our clients to be successful.
Doing business with: Veteran Affairs, General Services
National Guard Bureau, State of Michigan and Non-Government businesses.
Southeast Michigan is our primary area of operation, but we service clients nationwide. One call, one person to contact and things get done. We have complete creative, media and public relations capabilities. We will save you time and money.


text:
LONDON — The U.S. Men's Senior National Team's smallest player could very well be its toughest. Same goes for Argentina. So it should have surprised no one that the two sides exchanged slugs, shoves, elbows and insults during the U.S. Team's 126-97 drubbing of Argentina Thursday night in the final pool play game for both teams.
If they were trying to ready themselves for the knockout stage of this Olympic competition, consider that mission accomplished. And if anyone was wondering if this U.S. Team loaded with wing players and devoid of noted "tough guys" was ready for a scrap, Chris Paul answered any questions time and again with his actions.
Paul was accused of popping Argentina's Facundo Campazzo with a cheap shot early in the third quarter and Campazzo's retaliatory shot came at the of the third, when he dropped Carmelo Anthony with a shot below the belt that fired up both sides. The U.S., though, had already delivered their most devastating blows by running Argentina off of the floor in nine minutes and 58 seconds before Campazzo's punch.
"He got hit in the groin," agitated U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski said when a reporter questioned what happened to Anthony. "That's why he buckled over. He wasn't celebrating his shot."
Paul, always savvy in these situation, wasn't sure which run in with Facundo he was being asked about after the game. And denied taking a swing at him.
"Which time?" he said, "We got tangled up 1,000 times."
But Facundo, who admitted his English isn't the best, was clear about what happened to Anthony, his intentions and the fact that he wasn't apologizing to those he might have offended.
"I apologized to Kobe [Bryant]," he said. "But I will not apologize to Carmelo because [Paul] did not apologize to me."
Bryant seemed satisfied.
"It was inappropriate," he said. "I said, 'you don't do that' and he said, 'I know.' He knows he's wrong. That was uncalled for and I let him know. To his credit, he acknowledged it. He said, 'My fault, I know.' And that was it."
Others on the U.S. Team, however, were not.
"We all saw it," Tyson Chandler said. "It was a cheap shot. He hit him in an area where you don't want to get hit in. We all represent our countries. This is the Olympics. You never want it go like that."
Krzyzewski had no problem with the way his team competed.
"Our guys handled themselves well. I mean chippiness is chippiness," he said. "I don't usually use that word. I mean, guys want to win and they play hard and that's part of competition. I didn't think that our guys or their guys did anything under Olympic standards. I actually thought it was a heck of a game, which you want in the Olympics. You want it to mean something where people are playing for their country and they are playing hard and they are fighting. Those are good things for both teams."
Cheap shots aside, the U.S. wanted to make sure the other teams in the quarterfinal field of this competition understand that they will not tolerate any foolishness. With a feisty Australian team up next Wednesday and a potential Friday rematch with Argentina looming, if they can get by Brazil, tensions will be high.
A feisty and competitive game is the kind of atmosphere, the kind of challenge that Paul relishes. It brings out his best, as evidenced by the 17 points, seven assists, four rebounds, three steals and … quick hands.
"Anyone who is involved in athletics knows that there are these ups and downs over the course of a game," Paul said. "I love it, I love it. When it got a little chippy here and there it gets you excited and it really lets you know you are on the Olympic stage playing for a gold medal … I give Argentina a lot of credit. They pushed us. They made us compete. And that's what you want to do."
With three more games between the U.S. and another gold medal, that's exactly what they'll have to do.


text:
History |
View |
Annotate |
(476 Bytes)
Changed stepper to always step in step_sweep
Also added whole/half step as a separate setting, with a singlestep_do_step function. Also added stepper to main.cpp.
Some changes to the stepper library
A few bug fixes, and changed various values to use ms instead of us dueto integer overflow problems.
wrote code for the stepper motor. Requires that the caller calls init withthe time that the function returned by the init function will be called.then the user must call this function at the given constant time intervalthis allows for sweep to work.Library also allows for independent control of the stepper.


text:
A range of bespoke lettings packages...more
Invest in property at auction...more
Competitively priced EPCs conducted by professional assessors...more
Get our FREE property lettings guide...more
With renting property having a renaissance in the UK, property investors have the opportunity to capitalise on this ever-growing lifestyle choice. By working with a well established, professional letting agent such as , landlords can benefit from our nationwide coverage and expert knowledge.
We are part of Countrywide, the UK's largest specialist lettings agency network, offering a range of tailored services and property management expertise to landlords nationwide.
We help hundreds of landlords to let their property quickly and easily, utilising a range of innovative techniques to ensure your property finds a tenant. Our new Landlord Zone will allow you to access your account 24/7 and view your statements from anywhere in the world.
|Our service
|Full Management
|Tenant Introduction & Rent Collection
|Tenant Introduction
|Market appraisal
|Comprehensive marketing, advertising & property viewings
|Tenant selection, introduction and referencing
|Preparation of the tenancy agreement*
|Tenancy extension agreements*
|Tenancy deposit administration*
|Gas, Electricity and Energy Performance Certifications*
|Inventories and schedules of condition*
|Lets-Cover buildings and contents insurance*
|Transfer of rents
|Tax advice and Rental Income reports
|Legal Advice*
|Notify utilities at beginning and end of the tenancy
|Arranging routine repairs and maintenance under £250
|Project management of repairs and refubishments*
|Payment of property related outgoings
|Routine property visits*
|Expert property advice
* Additional charges may be applicable for this service
** Hitwise - March 2015 includes England, Scotland & Wales.
We can also arrange for Energy Performance Certificates,to be produced through our Countrywide Surveyors. Additionally our financial services division can provide access to a range of specialist buy to let mortgage products.


text:
CLICK HERE to pre-order your signed copy of Everything You Need to Know About...How to Find Your Family History in Newspapers today.
As I was writing the final chapter of my brand new book Everything You Need to Know About...How to Find Your Family History in Newspapers, I knew I wanted to put the book to the test by showing a case study. I had been pouring my passion for the topic of newspaper research into this new volume for months and had set aside my own genealogy research in the process. Chapter 11 offered an opportunity to pull an item off my own to do list and use it as the guinea pig for an example.
I really wanted to find a record of my Great Grandparents marriage in the newspapers. They were married just a year or two before the Great San Francisco Earthquake rocked the county courthouse. The official record no longer exists. Newspapers were my last hope.
As I put my proven process covered in the book through it's paces, I started to get a little nervous. What if I didn't hit pay dirt? I had used the steps and worksheets countless times before, but this was a challenging task, and I had a deadline. All the worry was for nothing. Not only did I find the small snippet in the classified announcing their application for a marriage license - I found dozens of articles new to me detailing my Great Grandfather's work with the I.O.O.F. to help those suffering after the earthquake, and his management of a recreational baseball team complete with his home address. I fell in love with newspapers all over again!
With the final chapter written, and the book is in production, I now have the incredible pleasure of announcing that How to Find Your Family History in Newspapers is available for pre-order. I can't wait for you to get this book in your hands and I'll be signing each and every pre-ordered copy personally. The book will be officially announced at RootsTech and shipping will begin Feb. 6. In the meantime, please check out this preview. Be sure and click "Expand" to have it fill your screen, and turn your speakers on as you will hear an audio version of Chapter 1. (Isn't technology fun!!)
CLICK HERE to pre-order your signed copy of Everything You Need to Know About...How to Find Your Family History in Newspapers today.
See you in the Funny Papers!


text:
Denison University has agreed to buy the historic Granville Inn, planning to invest in its rehabilitation.
Denison University has agreed to buy the historic Granville Inn, planning to invest in its rehabilitation.
The university has long done business with the Jacobethan-style restaurant, hotel and banquet facility, which is about three blocks from the Granville campus and has been in receivership for more than a year.
"The Granville Inn's facilities and functions are vital both to the village and to the college," said Seth Patton, Denison's
vice president for finance and management.
"Denison certainly did not plan to become an innkeeper," Patton said, "but because of the strong ties and shared interests between Denison and Granville, we are committed to this project."
The stone and half-timbered structure built in 1927 by coal and railroad magnate John Sutphin Jones and designed by prominent Columbus architect Frank L. Packard includes the properties at 304, 314 and 348
E. Broadway, the university said.
"The goal is to enhance the Granville Inn, making it a vital and successful business," Patton said. "Weighed against all others, there may be more attractive investment opportunities from a purely financial perspective, but few that are more important to Granville and Denison."
A group of local businesspeople calling themselves Granville Hospitality bought the property for $800,000 in 2003. But the global financial crisis caused consumers to cut back on restaurant meals, travel and event spending - all of which significantly cut the inn's business.
In late 2011, Heartland Bank in Gahanna foreclosed on the inn, citing a $1.7 million debt.
Since then, the inn's
35 employees and managers "have been able to put the inn on a very stable financial basis," said Bill Wolfe, president of CWB Property Management in Dublin, who was appointed more than a year ago by Licking County Common Pleas Court to manage and sell the property.
In June, Wolfe and Heartland Bank paid real-estate taxes, penalties and interest of nearly $252,000 owed by the property, clearing a major obstacle for a potential buyer.
By early this month, Urban Restorations had agreed to buy the inn for an undisclosed price, subject to inspections of its physical and financial operations. The inspections broke the deal.
"We had some issues that we couldn't resolve," said Robert Schilling, general manager of the Columbus company best-known for renovating historical housing. "It was the best thing to let somebody else do it. I think Denison is an excellent choice."
The university has done its own inspections of the property and is "prepared to effect a seamless transition of ownership," according to its statement. "The inn will remain on the village tax rolls and will continue to be operated in its current use, managed by a separate entity hired by Denison."
Patton, who would not disclose the inn's purchase price, said the university probably will complete the purchase within about 30 days. He could not name the company that will take over the inn's management because that agreement has not been finalized.
However, Patton did say that the university is prepared to invest in the 86-year-old inn to maintain and rehabilitate it.
"During our research process, we came to understand the significant investment that will be needed to preserve and update the inn, and we are ready for that," he said. "We feel fortunate to be able to act on this opportunity to invest in our remarkable community and in this iconic property."
©2013 The Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, Ohio)
Visit The Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, Ohio) at www.dispatch.com
Distributed by MCT Information Services


text:
Yuma Events, Coupons, Reviews!
Subscribe to KidsScoop! The monthly family event and savings newsletter.
I have been a fan of the Gaslight Circus from the very beginning. I brought my son, then 7 years old, to their first show at the Alwun House in Phoenix. He was absoultely mesmerized, and we've been to most of the subsequent shows as well. And I've been pleasantly surprised to find that every show is new, and different. Most of the things that my kids obsess over are so formulaic and reuse jokes to the point that I know the punchline way before they get there. How many parents can recite Moana from memory despite never once having sat down to watch it? GLC always manages to surprise and entertain me. This is a show that I would go to even without the kids, and I have on occasion. It's fun no matter what age you are!
There are some who have been with GLC since the beginning and a mix of new performers they've picked up along the way. It is never boring, and I haven't seen the same act twice. The really neat thing about the Gaslight Circus is that even though it's somewhat a variety show with different performers each showcasing their unique talents, there's also a story to it. There's a plot with twists and resolution. That, I think, really helps to keep each show fresh and interesting. I've seen jugglers, fire eaters, aerialists, glass walking, singing, magicians, a cyr wheel, and a strong man, off the top of my head. Oh, and a whip cracker! The diversity of the performers is incredible. And I love that it is a consistently family-friendly show. I can't recall a time where I've felt that my children (ages 4-9) saw or heard something they shouldn't have.
The performers themselves are delightful. They are very approachable, and willing to talk to even the littlest, stuttering, difficult-to-understand, rambling of their fans. My kids have their favorites and we have to say hi to each one. I've always been impressed with the level of respect I've seen shown to my kids. They actually talk to children as though they are people too! The people behind the facepaint are just incredible human beings.
The only concern I would ever have with bringing a child to this show is the 9pm start time. My kids have had little trouble staying up through the end of the show, since it's so engaging and fun. But it's definitely past their bedtimes. Obviously I think it's worth it, since I keep going back. But it's something to be aware of, since late nights can affect the next day's behavior.


text:
About .SEX domains
ICM Registry LLC is the sponsor and Afilias is the backend provider for the .sex extension.
Registration periods
|Sunrise B/Domain Matching Limited Registration
|Begins October 15, 2015 at 15:00 UTC
|General availability
|Begins November 4, 2015 at 16:00 UTC
Sunrise B Limited Registration
If you applied for a Sunrise B .xxx domain name, you are eligible to purchase the same string for .sex. However, you must purchase your .sex domain from the same registrar from which you purchased .xxx. If you do not meet this requirement, your registration will be cancelled and refunded.
Domain Matching Limited Registration
If you have currently registered a .xxx domain name as of October 30, 2015 you can purchase a matching string for .sex during this phase. However, you must have purchased the domain from the same registrar at which your .xxx domain is currently registered. If you do not meet this requirement, your registration will be cancelled and refunded.
These domain names can have up to 63 characters, with a minimum of 1 character, and can contain letters (a-z), numbers (0-9) and hyphens (except in the 3rd or 4th characters of the domain name). You cannot register domain names with special characters such as & and #. The .sex domain supports IDNs (International Domain Names) in the following languages: Arabic, Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Danish, French, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Montenegrin, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish , Traditional Chinese and Ukrainian.
|Registration length
|1 - 10 years
|Renewal length
|1 - 10 years
|Transfers to
|Transfers away
|DBP Private Registration
|For GA phase only
|Protected Registration
|Bulk Registration
|For GA phase only
|Account change
|Contact updates
Who can register .sex domains?
Anyone can register .sex domain names on a first-come, first-served basis.
We'll attempt to auto-renew your .sex domain on its expiration date. We'll park .sex domain names after the first failed billing attempt. If the domain isn't renewed within 40 days following expiration, we cancel it and remove it from your account.
Nameserver requirements
One nameserver is required for .sex domains to resolve, and a maximum of 13 nameservers is allowed. DNSSEC, IPv4 and IPv6 are supported.
Refund details
For details on refunds, please visit GoDaddy's Refund Policy page.Most domains will follow the Standard Terms, but certain domains will have exceptions or may not be refundable at all. Look under BOTH of the following categories:
- Products with Special Refund Terms (look under Domain Name Registrations/Renewals)
- Products Not Eligible for Refunds
Want to buy a .sex domain? Check here for details today!


text: In late March, Dan and Tina and I drove up to Buffalo for the opening of Wish You Were Here: The Buffalo Avant-Garde in the 1970s at Albright Knox Gallery. The show was curated by former Carnegie International assistant curator Heather Pesanti, and represents the culmination of three years' intensive research. We came into the city from the south, and passed through Buffalo's (post)industrial waterfront on our way to our hotel. I've seen a few abandoned steel mills in my day, but found the scale of Buffalo's grain elevators astounding. Wish made a similar impression later that evening: all three of us were pretty well floored by the sheer scope of the show—which includes not only visual art, performance, and film, but literature and music as well—and the extraordinary roster of artists that have called Buffalo home.


text:
D. & J. Sadlier & Co.
Like Mary Anne, the Sadlier brothers were Irish immigrants. James and Denis had emigrated from Rock of Cashel, in County Tipperary, to New York with their mother in January, 1830. Their father died en route to America in Liverpool, a frequent mid-point for many Irish immigrants. Denis and James opened their own book-binding business in 1836 as D. & J. Sadlier, becoming publishers in 1837. James moved to Montreal several years later to open a branch office, of which he was the manager (Adams, 283). D. & J. Sadlier marketed their editions specifically toward Irish, French and German Catholic working-class immigrants. They produced two editions of a German bible as well as numerous translations from the French, mostly produced by Mary Anne Sadlier. The Sadliers' first publishing endeavor was Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints, followed by a quarto Bible and a series of Catholic school texts and religious books. In addition to Sadlier's lavish, "superb new edition" of the bible for $22 -- a fortune in 1866 -- they also sold "Sadlier's Extraordinary Cheap Edition of the Holy Bible," which sold for $2.25, and "for cheapness and durability, cannot be equaled," as well as still cheaper bibles for only a dollar. D. & J. Sadlier even sold books on installment plans: "For the convenience of persons who do not wish to buy a volume at a time, we are issuing an edition in semi-monthly parts, at 25 cents each, thus placing those splendid creations of Irish genius within the reach of even the poorest." Sadlier's novels were sold as 30-cent paperbacks as well as $1.00 and $1.50 hardcover cloth editions (Sadlier's Catholic Directory, 1866, advertisements).
The history of D. & J. Sadlier is a story in itself. By 1850, the company
stock had grown to include 30,000 books, which would swell by an additional 25,000 in 1860 (Lacombe, "Frying Pans, "100). In 1853, the company became the largest publishing house in America (Fanning, Voice, 114). D. & J. Sadlier then bought out McGee's ailing American Celt in 1857, changing its name to the New York Tablet and running it until 1881. Mary Anne Sadlier contributed heavily to the Tablet, writing and editing a large proportion of its article and recruiting Catholic writers from around the country (Kelly, 1). She "assumed full responsibility for its direction" in 1860, when she and James relocated to New York -- perhaps for that very purpose. Most of her novels appeared serially in the Tablet before being published in book form by Sadlier & Co. Mary Anne was publicly credited with The Tablet's success (Lacombe, "Frying Pans," 101). The Canadian Messenger of the Sacred Heart was inspired to write, on the occasion of Mary Anne Sadlier's death in 1903: "It was Mrs. Sadlier's organ. She conducted it, wrote its telling articles, its stories. . . The Tablet in New York under Mrs. Sadlier and the Pilot> in Boston under Patrick Donahoe, her life-long friend, were the fortresses in America of Irish faith and Irish nationhood" (Canadian Messenger of the Sacred Heart, June 1903). Mary Anne, in fact, was far more well-known than her husband. Biographical dictionaries often cite Denis and Mary Anne Sadlier, but never mention James other than as Mary Anne's husband. By 1860, Mary Anne Sadlier was "the best known Irish Catholic voice in American letters" (Fanning, Voice 115). Sadlier's role as a journalist would have given her a great deal of prominence in the Irish community, as the Irish newspaper played a key role in community life, serving at once as a library, a source of news about home as well as a support network. "The immigrant press, pious rhetoric aside, contributed significantly to sustaining the religious and racial distinctiveness of its readers." In 1849, the
Irish American proclaimed its mission was to "defend and vindicate the interest of the Irish American and American Irish race" (Hueston, 139-140).
While few reliable sales figures exist, the number of editions Mary Anne
Sadlier's novels went through indicate their popularity. The Blakes and Flanagans,> which was translated into at least two German editions in 1857 and 1866 as Alt-Irland und Amerika, boasted on its 1855 frontispiece that 16,000 copies were in print (MacDannell, 53). The Confederate Chieftains (1860) went through five editions, and The Heiress of Kilorgan (1867) and The Old House by the Boyne (1865) each went through six (Fanning, 116). Bessy Conway's title page exploited Sadlier's popularity and reputation, advertising Sadlier's other books beneath her name: "Authoress of The Confederate Chieftains, Blakes and Flanagans, New Lights, Elinor Preston, Willy Burke, & c. & c. & c." The sheer volume of work Sadlier produced magnifies the significance of sales for individual books. Of the 39 new books advertised in Sadlier's Catholic Directory for 1866, Sadlier wrote at least 12. An advertisement for the Tablet devotes one-fifth of the page to a promotion for Sadlier's forthcoming novel, "written expressly for its columns." Sadlier's work helped fuel the growth of her husband's company. Even the Sadliers' rivals, P.J. Kenedy and Sons, respected Mary Anne Sadlier's major role in the firm's success. Mary Anne Sadlier is the only woman mentioned in Kenedy's history of Catholic book publishing. "Mrs. Sadlier, wife of James, was busy turning out the novels, translations and historical works which helped make the literary reputation of the house. The Sadliers were undisputed leaders in the field of Catholic book publishing" (Healey, 34).
Mary Anne Sadlier took over her the business after James' death in 1869 and maintained control of the company for several years. D. & J. Sadlier began its decline, however, during the 1870s. An index of D. & J. Sadlier's success was its publication from 1864 to 1896 of Sadlier's Catholic Directory, Almanac and Ordo, a listing of all the Catholic parishes in the nation, the privilege of printing accrued to the most powerful publisher. Rival directories began appearing in 1886 as the company's influence wanted. James's death in 1869 prompted Mary Anne to assume a more active role in running the company. Denis was able to carry on the business, and emerged from the Panic of 1873 unscathed (Adams, 283). Financial troubles brought on by increased competition and unfortunate real estate speculations began to plague the firm in 1879, however, and the company was never able to fully regain its stride (Healey, 39). In 1881, Denis Sadlier was forced to close down the Tablet to ease his burden of debt (Lacombe, "Frying Pans", 103). Mary Anne Sadlier was forced to run the
company alone after Denis's death in 1885, managing to direct the firm from
Montreal for ten years until she lost control of the business to William Sadlier, Denis's son.
D. & J. Sadlier was then "swallowed up" by P.J. Kenedy, who bought out the copyrights, and proceeded to reprint all of Mary Anne's best-selling work. A new tide of Irish immigration in the 1880s made Sadlier's 30-
year-old stories marketable once again -- although Sadlier herself reaped few
of the profits. Even P.J. Kenedy's official history of the period credits Mary Anne for her valiant efforts. "Henceforth, all the tireless Mrs. Sadlier's own work appeared under the Kenedy label. The original Sadlier firm survived on a very subdued scale until 1912, when the remaining assets were sold to P.J.
Kenedy and Sons" (Healey, 39).
Return to the Sadlier Critical Introduction
Return to the Sadlier Home Page


text:
27 2
About this Remix
Posted 1 year ago
Owned by Jay Sean
There is nothing here yet!
Be the first to leave feedback on this song.
Remix Contest
Jay Sean - What You Want FT. Davido
by Jay Sean
Now closed
This contest is closed and the winners have been announced.
Missed this one?


text:
I thought I'd do the skyline at the bottom, as a sort of visual 'frill' and then a rain-like pattern through the scarf to (a) go with the London theme and (b) break up the screaming pink a bit. The letters (the recipant's initals) are only on one end, floating into the end of the 'rain' section.
I knitted them mainly on the bus - it seemed appropriate, plus I have to look at the work the whole time with doublekntting, and when I knit at home I like to watch tv/ surf the net/ talk to people. When commute-knitting, I tend to use circs, even for knitting flat. Because they are shorter, my elbows won't annoy people sitting next to me. But with the extra balls of yarn for double-knitting, the wire can be annoying, so I used a pair of dpns with point protects at the end to turn them into a set of short straights. This also meant I could use an especially pointy pair we had (a good point being very important for quite double-knitting).
Anne-Marie and I choose the yarn together and, though I was a bit concerned about quite how pink it'd be, it worked out ok. It's Debbie Bliss Cathay, which I normally avoid because it's so splitty but, as long as I was careful (which you have to be with double-knitting anyway) it worked really well. A neat, defined look and lovely sheen over the finished piece. Plus they feel really silky. I was worried it wouldn't be warm enough for a Canada scarf, but with the two layers it feels pretty cosy.
Before anyone asks, I'm not posting the pattern. But you are welcome to try to transcribe the chart from my pictures - it's pretty straightforward. If anyone wants advice on double-knitting. I said all I have to on the topic here.


text:
zackery needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 47 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Along Came Adam and alongcameadam.com
This logo is for a company that takes a serious approach to finding profesional gay men there right match, they are not rich or poor just your average guys looking for love and serious about it, relationship minded guys
the target audience is 25-45 years of age everyday guys who just happen to be gay.
think Adam and Eve - but instead of Eve its Steve, Mark or Blake or anyother guy, - Think apple and forbiden fruit- think where is the love of your life - think tree or snake- think desperate housewives- think MASCULINE above all and No- gay pride colors, NO rainbows, NO men for men SiGNS and NO triangles, no Pink - other then that we are open to lots of ideas, best of luck!
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


text:
Besides our selection of RAM 1500, Dodge Grand Caravan, Chrysler 200 and Jeep Grand Cherokee models, you will discover we have a large inventory of used cars in Albany, MN for our St. Cloud, Minneapolis, Waite Park and Alexandria MN area customers. So if you're looking for a used car, but don't know where to start, visit Albany Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram at 34650 225th Avenue and let us find the perfect used vehicle for you!
Want to learn more about a particular vehicle? Check out our Vehicle Showroom, allowing you to configure your own car, truck, minivan or SUV while also learning the technical specifications and available features for each model.
Our inventory of new Dodge, RAM, Chrysler and Jeep vehicles is among the largest in the Albany region. With models like the 2017 RAM 1500, Dodge Grand Caravan, Dart, Chrysler 200 and Jeep Grand Cherokee to choose from, we are confident we have the vehicle for you. Visit Albany Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and receive a great low price on your next new 2016-2017 Dodge, RAM, Chrysler or Jeep vehicle in Albany. Use the Power Search filters below to find exactly what you are looking for and then contact a salesperson by phone. When you are ready for a test drive, come visit us at 34650 225th Avenue. You can also check out the 2014 Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and RAM models that are arriving daily at our dealership serving St. Cloud, Minneapolis, Alexandria MN & Waite Park.
If we do not currently stock your desired vehicle, simply fill out the CarFinder form and we'll notify you when matching inventory arrives. Be sure to check out the Featured Vehicles selection, as well as our New Vehicle Specials for the latest money-saving deals!
* MSRP is the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of the vehicle. It does not include any taxes, fees or other charges. Pricing and availability may vary based on a variety of factors, including options, dealer, specials, fees, and financing qualifications. Consult your dealer for actual price and complete details. Vehicles shown may have optional equipment at additional cost.
* The estimated selling price that appears after calculating dealer offers is for informational purposes, only. You may not qualify for the offers, incentives, discounts, or financing. Offers, incentives, discounts, or financing are subject to expiration and other restrictions. See dealer for qualifications and complete details.
* Images, prices, and options shown, including vehicle color, trim, options, pricing and other specifications are subject to availability, incentive offerings, current pricing and credit worthiness.
* In transit means that vehicles have been built, but have not yet arrived at your dealer. Images shown may not necessarily represent identical vehicles in transit to your dealership. See your dealer for actual price, payments and complete details.


text:
Indiana Language Graduate Schools & Programs
Language Graduate Schools offer programs designed to help students build fluency and prepare for complex and challenging roles helping others communicate. Students could study languages from across the globe, examine how language evolves over time, and discuss its application in the classroom, industry, and in translation and interpretation.
Moreover, while many programs focus on building fluency with one language and its related cultures, some linguistics-focused programs instead discuss the construction and evolution of language itself, its relationship with people and culture, and how that language can be used to understand and improve communication strategies.
Best of all, by studying in on campus in a graduate school setting, you could rely on the resources you need to learn effectively, in the comfort of your own campus community.
Why Earn Your Graduate Language Degree on Campus?
Studying language on campus could have some unique advantages to support your overall education. First there's the advantages of studying on campus in general—the resources your school has to offer like the library, computers, and gym, not to mention advisement services.
But for language graduate programs, it's more than that. Language is inherently interpersonal, connecting people through communication. So it makes sense that you'd want to learn a language alongside your peers, and practice using it together in and out of the classroom. Studying on campus means you could do exactly that.
What's more, if you choose a graduate school that's located in a community that speaks the language you're learning, you could leave campus and build your fluency in the community throughout your daily life!
Types of Language Graduate Schools
Language graduate schools are many and varied. How so? First, there's the obvious—what language you're studying. After all, learning Latin American Spanish is a little different from becoming fluent in Cantonese! But choosing a language graduate program involves a little more than just picking the language.
There's also your objective in learning it.
Here are a few examples of the different ways your potential language graduate schools might design their programs.
- Translation and Interpretation Graduate Schools don't only focus on being able to communicate fluently. Rather, they prepare students to understand complex ideas in one language, and communicate them efficiently, clearly, and accurately in another.
- Language Instruction Graduate Schools center on helping students learn to help others learn a language. This could be in a K-12 language classroom setting, adult language instruction, career training, and more. These programs are likely to incorporate concepts from other education-related programs, including curriculum, instructional techniques, testing, and language acquisition research.
- Industry or Profession Specific Language Graduate Schools are unique in that they focus on building fluency in a specific language for use in a specific context. One common example could be Spanish for Healthcare, aimed at doctors, nurses, and hospital interpreters, other medical staff who may work with diverse populations. In these programs, the curriculum is likely to emphasize the type of vocabulary, issues, and challenges you'd face in that professional setting.
Of course, these are not the only types of language graduate schools out there! Given that there are more than six thousand currently spoken languages around the world today, it's a given that language graduate programs are also diverse.
Below, we've broken them down into three basic categories, which may overlap with the approaches described above.
Romance Languages Graduate Schools
Just like the name sounds, Romance Languages Graduate Schools focus on exactly that: the romance languages. This category refers primarily to French, Italian, Spanish, Catalan, and Portuguese—in other words, modern languages from Western Europe that trace their roots back to the Vulgar Latin commonly spoken throughout the Western Roman Empire. (That's the actual reason they're called "romance." Not just because they're romantic to listen to!)
In most cases, programs that fall in this category would focus on a single language, rather than the whole family. However, that would vary on a case by case basis and some—particularly doctorate level programs or ones that cross over with linguistics—might study several.
Foreign Language Graduate Schools
In this case, the category foreign language graduate schools covers any graduate school program focused on languages other than romance languages. As such, there's considerable variety here.
This category, foreign language graduate schools, covers potential areas of study such as:
- Germanic languages: German, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, and even English fall into this category.
- Slavic languages: This includes Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, and other Eastern European languages
- Asian Languages: This includes multiple language families, covering a variety of Chinese languages, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, Thai, and more.
- Middle Eastern Languages: This category includes Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Kurdish, Turkish, and more.
- African Languages: While more than one hundred languages are spoken throughout Africa, a few major examples include Somali, Swahili, Yoruba, Berber, and Amharic.
- Indian Languages: More than 23 official languages are spoken throughout India, including Sanskrit, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, and Bengali.
Linguistics Graduate Schools
Unlike the previous two categories, linguistics graduate schools focus less on building fluent communication skills, and more on understanding how language in itself works. Some linguistics graduate programs may focus on the development, functioning, and variation of a specific language or language family. (English linguistics, for example, would be included here.) Other programs may just look at how language functions in general, across cultures and continents, and how its evolution is impacted by socioeconomic and political changes.
Topics of focus in linguistics include grammar, word construction, phonetics, slang, and even language construction or "conlang." (If this doesn't sound familiar, think about functional languages from fiction, such as Klingon, Elvish, or Dothraki to get an idea what this means.)
Graduate Language Degree Levels
Whatever your chosen area of study, language graduate schools offer a range of degree levels, which may be appropriate for you depending on your background and level of experience. The prerequisites for each degree level may vary between schools and programs. This could hinge on the types of students the program is designed to attract, the objective of the program, its level of competition, and other factors.
- Language Masters Degree Schools: These programs are likely to confer either a Master of Arts or Science (MA or MS). There does not tend to be a significant difference between these two options. However, some programs—particularly education ones—might offer alternative degree types like MEd, depending on how they're designed and the type of school offering it. Masters programs may require a bachelors degree in that language or other evidence of fluency, such as through an entrance exam.
- Language PhD Schools: At the doctorate level, the majority of programs confer a PhD upon completion. These programs are likely to require a masters in that specific language, as well as other evidence of fluency, such as through writing samples, a language proficiency test, or professional experience. Often, PhD programs focus on advanced topics and skills like culture and literary analysis in that language, or linguistics.
- Language Graduate Certificate Schools: These programs are somewhat brief compared to masters and doctorate degree programs. They usually have fewer courses, often (but not always) focused on a narrower topic or skill set related to the language in question. Graduate certificate programs include masters certificates (open to those holding only a bachelors degree) and post-masters certificates (for students who have already earned a masters in language or higher).
Search for Language Graduate Schools
GradSchools.com is here to help you begin your search for Language Graduate Schools. Start by narrowing down your options.
Use the menu to select your preferred degree level, as well as your preferred format, location, or specialty, if necessary. Then review the sponsored program listings that match your criteria.
Click on the name of a program to learn more about it and get in touch. After that, schedule a meeting or campus visit, and start to apply!
Sponsored Listings
- Muncie, INMuncie, IN
Ball State University
If you could choose the ideal college -- one that provided you powerful resources (world class faculty, facilities, technology, and academics) for per...
- Lawrence, INLawrence, IN
University of Kansas
German - Master
The department offers programs of study leading to the Ph.D. and M.A. degrees. The M.A. program lays a broad foundation in the field of German studies. The doctoral candidate may electto emphasize German literature, Germanic linguistics, or medieval stu...
- Lawrence, IN
- Bloomington, INBloomington, IN
Indiana University
Germanic Studies
- Bloomington, IN
- Indianapolis, IN
- Terre Haute, INTerre Haute, IN
Indiana State University
Language, Literature and Linguistics (MA)
GENERAL PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics offers a flexible program in which a student may a combination...
- West Lafayette, INWest Lafayette, IN
Purdue University
Foreign Languages and Literatures
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures offers graduate study leading to the M.A.
- West Lafayette, IN
- Notre Dame, INNotre Dame, IN
University of Notre Dame
Ph.D. in Literature
The Ph.D. Program in Literature Program students study interdisciplinary literatures from a transnational perspective.
- Notre Dame, IN
- Valparaiso, INValparaiso, IN
Valparaiso University
Chinese Studies
The demand for students with fluency in Chinese combined with conventional degrees and professional experience is growing rapidly.
Sponsored Listings


text:
Plus 50 Career Builder Program offers short, non-credit courses specially designed to provide job retraining for those 50 years of age and older.
Professional Technical Advisory Committees promote collaboration between specific educational programs and business, industry, and labor in preparing students for their chosen career. These committees are an effective way to make the educational delivery system respond to the needs of a constantly changing labor market.
Learning Center North (LCN) serves youth ages 16 to 21 who haven't completed high school but want to earn their GED and go on to college, technical training and/or employment.
Career Education Options offers out-of-school individuals aged 16 - 21, without a high school diploma, the chance to return to school for the education and job training needed for a successful career.
The College Art Gallery is an important venue for local artists and provides an excellent opportunity for students and visitors to keep in touch with trends in the visual arts.
Northwest Solar Fest, a renewable energy and sustainable living fair, takes place each summer on the Shoreline Community College campus.
Human Resources publishes notices for employment opportunities. Shoreline Community College provides equal opportunity in education and employment and does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, marital status, gender, sexual orientation or disability.
Global Affairs Center brings world views and awareness to the campus and local community. By encouraging critical thinking and dialog on global issues such as humanitarian assistance, development, the environment and commerce we hope that our programs lead to sustained personal involvement in global affairs.
Center for Service Learning engages students in meaningful service opportunities that are purposefully linked with the academic curriculum.
Parent-Child Center offers nationally accredited and Eco-Friendly certified childcare and early childhood education. Children's classroom experiences are uniquely enriched by access to college facilities and activities.
Women's Center offers free services to those considering returning to college after a significant time away or who feel they need additional support and advice in making the transition into higher education.
Multicultural Center promotes academic success and personal empowerment by providing opportunities for people of all cultures to meet, explore their origins, and to work toward mutual respect, and appreciation.
Room Rentals of campus facilities are available to the community for a variety of events and uses.
Veterans' Programs at Shoreline Community College are nationally recognized, supporting veterans and making their experience at Shoreline a success.
Dental Hygiene Clinic is an educational institution where dental hygiene students treat patients under instructor supervision.
Workforce Education Funding helps eligible students access financial assistance with education costs at Shoreline Community College.
WorkSource Connection/Job Connections Center provides students, community members and employers with career and job search resources.


text:
Searching for hotel suites in Lancaster, PA? Stay at the Eden Resort & Suites, which offers some of the best luxury hotel suites with 2 rooms in the area. Our 500-square-foot 2-room King & Queen Suite features a King bed and sleeper sofa in the main room with two Queens in the second bedroom. An elegant vanity with hair dryer and magnified make-up mirror and Hospitality Center provide many of your at-home comforts. Among our additional in-suite conveniences are a microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker. Other luxury features of our hotel suites with 2 rooms include a complimentary in-room safe, two flat-panel HDTVs with in-room Pay-Per-View, two 2-line phones and complimentary high-speed wireless internet. With a full complement of services and amenities that rarely come standard at other hotel suites in Lancaster, PA, such as the availability of evening room service and same-day valet service, our hotel suites with 2 rooms are the perfect choice for your home away from home.
Key Features:
- One King bed in master bedroom
- Two Queen beds in second bedroom
- Hospitality Center with a microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker
- Elegant vanity including magnified make-up mirror, hairdryer and vanity stool
- Two 47" flat panel TV's with cable and pay-per view movies
- Sleeper sofa in master bedroom
- 500 Square Feet
Standard Features:
- 100% smoke free environment in all guest accommodations
- Refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker
- Complimentary high speed wireless Internet access
- All rooms include 32" and/or 42" Flat panel HDTV's with Remote Control
- In-room pay-per-view movies
- 2-two-line phones, with speakerphones, data ports and voice mail
- Oversized work desk with "Smart Lamp" and ergonomic chair
- Hair dryer and full-size ironing board and iron
- Complimentary in-room safe
- Evening room service available
- Same Day Valet Service
- Access to coin-operated guest laundry
And, of course, as a guest, you will enjoy the full range of hotel services and amenities available to all guests of the Eden Resort and Suites.
If you find a rate on a competing website that is lower than the lowest rate shown on the official Eden website, the Eden will honor that rate for the nights for which the lower rate was found, plus give you an additional 10% discount off the lower rate found upon its verification by the Eden Resort.
For the purpose of the Lowest Internet Rate Guarantee, a competing website is defined as a web site that is not owned by the Eden Resort & Suites.
Rooms on the other website must be publicly available, viewable and bookable on the Internet at the time of verification.
Lower rate found must be for the same type of accommodations and for the same dates.
If a lower rate is found on a third party website, or is lower due to the currency exchange rate and/or rounding applied on the third party website, the Guarantee does not apply.
Guarantee does not include rates that have been negotiated by the hotel with corporations, membership rates (e.g. AAA, Entertainment Card, Industry Rates), corporate rates, government rates, promotional rates or travel agency rates; only publicly available rates apply.
To use this Guarantee, you must advise the Eden within 24 hours of booking your room by calling 717-560-8404 or by filling out the online Lowest Internet Rate Guarantee Form with your booking details.
An example of how the Lowest Internet Rate Guarantee works:
Step 1:
Book a one night's stay at the lowest available rate on the 'Best Available' search for the Eden Resort & Suites on the official Eden website for a rate of $100.00.
Step 2:
Within 24 hours, you find a rate of $90.00 through another website for the Eden Resort & Suites, same night and same room type (same number and type of bed(s).
Step 3:
Contact Eden to claim the Lowest Internet Rate Guarantee.
Step 4:
Assuming your Eden website booking is confirmed and the lower rate is available and bookable via a competing website, the Guest Relations team will modify your room rate to $81 to uphold our Lowest Internet Rate Guarantee policy! That's 10% better than the lower rate you reported.
Step 5:
Stay content in the knowledge that you have booked the lowest Internet rate available for your room.
Finally, an Amish Country hotel like experience that guarantees you'll receive the best rate and most relaxing stay. Make a reservation today, you have everything to win!
If you are interested in having your pet stay with you on property, each guest must sign a pet release form at check-in.
Pets allowed based on the availability of pet friendly accommodations. Reservations for a pet friendly room must be made by calling the hotel directly at 1 866 890 2339. We will apply a non-refundable fee of $20 per night to your room charge. For reservations staying longer than 6 nights, please contact our reservations department for reduced extended stay pet fees. Guest's must either cage their pet or remove their pet from the room prior to housekeeping entry. If the pet would cause a disturbance the owner will be notified and must respond back to the hotel with-in 45 minutes of when the call was received. If the pet would cause any damages or cost to the hotel it will be the owner's responsibility to pay for those costs. Each guest must sign a pet re-lease form at check-in.
As a registered hotel guest who wishes to have my-house trained pet in my sleeping room,
I agree to the following:
A maximum of two (2) pets may reside in one room/suite at any time.
I will be responsible for any injury or replacement of any items stained or damaged by my pet.
I will be responsible for any injury inflicted upon any hotel employee or guest by my pet.
Neither the Eden Resort & Suites or any of its employees shall be responsible for the safety or well-being of my pet.
I understand that The Eden Resort & Suites may remove my pet from my room at the expense if my pet is left unattended and causes a disturbance
Pets are not permitted in any of the hotel's lobby, food and beverage establishments, meeting rooms or recreational areas.
I will keep my pet on a leash at all times while outside the building. Anytime my pet is within the hotel in a public space the pet will either be in a kennel or carried by its owner until outside or in the guest room.
I understand daily maid service is provided by The Eden Resort & Suites. I will notify the front desk of a time housekeeping will be able to enter my room to provide service.
I understand that an employee of The Eden Resort & Suites will inspect my room upon departure from the hotel and assess the room for any damage.
If you are interested in Doggie Daycare it is available with advanced reservations at Neffsville Veterinary Clinic. They are located at 2555 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, PA. They offer Activity Room Playtime once in the morning and once in the afternoon, music, bedding, food, a treat of the day, 2 five minute walks and Caribbean Suite accommodations. They also have many other options from their "a la carte" menu. NOTE: Please contact Neffsville Veterinary Clinic at 717-569-5381 to verify vaccination requirements.
Their check in time is between 7:30am and 8:30 and the check out time is between 3pm and 6pm.
The cost is approximately $25.00 per day and is available Monday thru Friday. If you are interested you may contact them at 717 569-5381 or by e-mail at: email@example.com to make reservations and verify vaccination requirements.
Please be respectful of our other guests and clean up after your pet both inside the room and on our lawn. Please contact us if you have any questions about our pet policy.
If you must cancel your reservation you must obtain a cancellation number from the Reservation Agent when you terminate or alter your arrangements in order to avoid a charge to your credit card or the surrender of the one night deposit. This number will clarify any disputes. To cancel or alter your arrangements, please contact us at 866-801-6430 or 717-569-6444.
Check in time is after 4 pm and check out time is prior to 11 am.
On-Line Reservation Service
The Eden Resort & Suites uses a third party on-line reservation service called Vizergy. The hotel suggests reviewing their policy if and when making reservations.
Information Automatically Logged
We use your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server and to administer our Website.
We may or may not use cookies to store marketing information only. We never use cookies to store personal information, such as credit card numbers, names or email addresses.
A cookie is a small text file that resides on your hard drive. From time to time, our site will request the cookie from your browser so that we can retrieve the stored information.
If you choose to disable cookies or set your browser to warn you when cookies are in use, you may experience difficulty with the hotels web site.
Contact info/Client data
We do not sell or rent your personal information to anyone. We will disclose individual personal information if we are subpoenaed or ordered by a court of law.
This site has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under our control.
Eden Resort collects and uses e-mail addresses for the purpose of keeping its guests informed about the hotel, special offers and other hotel marketing information. If you do not wish to receive these e-mails you may remove your e-mail from the hotels list at any time.
If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of our site, or your dealings with our site, you can contact the Eden Resort & Suites at:
or by mail:
Office of General Manager
Eden Resort & Suites
222 Eden Road
Lancaster Pa 17601
Eden Resort & Suites Pillow Menu:
Hypoallergenic - Helps relieve sneezing, morning headaches, sinus congestion and other symptoms associated with allergies to feathers, fibers and dust.
Buckwheat - Whole grain goodness. One-hundred percent natural buckwheat hulls conform to the head and neck for maximum support and stress reduction.
Feather & Down Pillow - Get down tonight. The perfect blend of natural down features, this is medium firmness and a classic favorite.
Please dial 0 for immediate delivery. The pillow of your choice may be signed out for the duration of you stay. The pillow must be returned or a replacement fee of $25.00 will be billed to your account.
Specialty pillows are based on availability.


text:
State Park
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 167
Barnegat Light, NJ 08006
(609) 494-2016
GPS Coordinates
Size: 32 acres
Fees: No entrance
Link to the Related
Fees page
Barnegat Lighthouse
State Park is situated on the northern tip of
Long Beach Island in Ocean County. The park can
be reached by taking the Garden State Parkway
to exit 63. From Route 72 east, turn left onto
Long Beach Blvd. and then left onto Broadway.
The park entrance is on the right.
site of Barnegat Lighthouse on the northern tip of Long Beach
Island in Ocean County was regarded as one of the most crucial
"change of course" points for coastal vessels. Vessels
bound to and from New York along the New Jersey coastline
depended on Barnegat Lighthouse to avoid the shoals extending
from the shoreline. The swift currents, shifting sandbars,
and the offshore shoals challenged the skills of even the
most experienced sailor. The park is included as a maritime
site on the New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail.
Open daily from 8 am to 4 pm
Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Interpretive Center hours: Closed for the season
Lighthouse Hours: Closed during the week but open weekends only (weather permitting) 9am to 3:30pm.
Lighthouse Climbing Fee: $3 per person
ages 12 and older; $1 per person ages 6 to 11; children under 5 free
Fees are in effect beginning Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
The lighthouse does close due to inclement weather.
Orr at the shore with Old Barney!
Park Map
Beaming Barney
The beloved Barnegat Lighthouse is shining again, as it was illuminated on January 1, 2009 - exactly 150 years to the day that it was originally lit in 1859. Thanks to the Friends of Barnegat Lighthouse, the nonprofit group dedicated to preserving and promoting the park, funds were raised to purchase a new Coast Guard-approved lens. The new light creates a single beam that can be visible for up to 22 nautical miles. In 1927, the original lens was removed, and was replaced by a lightship anchored off the coast of Barnegat light. The original lens is still on display down the road at the Barnegat Lighthouse Historical Society's Museum.
A panoramic view of Island Beach, Barnegat Bay, and Long Beach Island awaits visitors at the top of Barnegat Lighthouse. The lighthouse is open daily from 10 AM to 4:30 PM (weather permitting) from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
There is a $3 fee per person to enter the lighthouse from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Children ages 6 to 11 are $1 and children ages 5 and under are free and must be accompanied by an adult. Visitors can also catch the views from the top without climbing the 217 steps thanks to four cameras that transmit live images of the view to a display in the adjacent Interpretive Center.
Check out Barnegat Lighthouse State Park on Jersey Matters
The "Story of Barnegat Lighthouse" is showcased in the newly renovated Interpretive Center at Barnegat Lighthouse State Park, which is adjacent to the lighthouse. The Interpretive Center depicts the history of Barnegat Lighthouse from shipwreck, to first class seacoast light.
Images and stories recount the vision of Lieutenant George G. Meade; the evolution of lighthouse technology; and the specific duties of Barnegat Lighthouse's keepers. A large panel entitled "Save Barnegat Light" focuses attention on efforts of the local community and federal, state and local governments to protect the lighthouse from erosion and ultimate destruction.
Visitors can learn about the changing nature of the coastline and the natural environment that surrounds the lighthouse, including Barnegat Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and the maritime forest. A gallery of historic photographs provides a glimpse of life at a lighthouse on the Jersey Shore in bygone days. These images portray the lure of the bay and the many ways people have used and enjoyed the resources of this region. For the hours of operation, please call the park office at 609-494-2016.
Barnegat Lighthouse State Park invites you to participate in our array of Interpretive programs offered at the park. These programs are offered free of charge and begin in the Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted. In case of inclement weather, you are urged to contact the park office to determine if a program has been cancelled or scheduled.
Special Use Permit Application
Special Use Permit Application Package
A Special Use Permit is utilized to accommodate a specific activity or event being conducted over a short duration. There are two types of special use permits: Non-Commercial and Commercial and fees are based on NJ residency and Non-residents. A completed application must be submitted to the park/forest area where the activity or event is being held at least 90 days prior to the event. If the special use or event is extremely large or complex, at least one-year's prior notice is recommended.
When school buses or groups are planning to use the picnic area or visit the lighthouse, please contact the park office in advance.
A Special Use Permit is required for wedding ceremonies. A 30 day advance notice is needed. Please contact the park office for wedding guideline application.
One of the last remnants of maritime forest
on Long Beach Island is found at Barnegat Lighthouse State
Park. The forest, which is dominated by Black Cherry, Sassafras,
Eastern Red Cedar, and American Holly, is an important resting
and feeding area for migratory birds on their long journey
to and from their breeding sites. The Maritime Forest Trail
is a 1/5-mile long, self-guided loop trail through this unique
Saltwater anglers have access to the bulkhead
along the picnic area where they can catch striped bass, bluefish,
weakfish, summer flounder, tautog, winter flounder, and black
sea bass. A 1,033-foot concrete walkway with handrails on
top of the south jetty provides fishing access for people
with disabilities. The picnic areas are also accessible for
people with disabilities.
Barnegat Lighthouse State Park is an excellent area to observe many species of birds during the spring and fall migrations. A New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife program provides seasonal fencing of critical nesting areas on the beach adjacent to the park. This provides protection for certain endangered beach nestings birds and opportunities for observation.
The park also is a great location for viewing wintering waterfowl such as red-breasted mergansers, common eiders and harlequin ducks. The park sponsors several waterfowl viewing programs thoughout the winter. Call the park office at (609) 494-2016 for the curent schedule.
The Maritime Forest Trail in a 1/5-mile long, self-guided loop through one of the last remnants of maritime forest in New Jersey. The forests, which is dominated by black cherry, sassafras, eastern red cedar and American holly, is an important resting and feeding area for migratory birds on their long journey to and from their breeding sites.
Picnic tables are located along Barnegat Inlet where visitors
can picnic, relax, and observe the waterway. Two picnic shelters
with tables are also provided for picnicking. Visitors who
enjoy sunbathing and fishing can picnic on the sand along
the jetty. Fires, propane stoves, and alcoholic beverages
are prohibited.
Through the Carry-In/Carry-Out Program you can help us keep your parks clean and beautiful by carrying out the trash you carry in. Bags are provided throughout the site. Thank you for your cooperation and remember to recycle.
Barnegat Lighthouse State Park facilities are partially accessible for people with disabilities. On top of the south Jetty, a 1,033-foot concrete walkway with handrails provides access for people with disabilities. The Lighthouse base and Interpretive Center also are accessible to people with disabilities. A wheel chair is available for use while in the park. Please contact the park office for further information regarding disability access needs. Text telephone (TT) users, call the New Jersey Relay Service at (800) 852-7899.
• New Jersey Coastal
Heritage Trail Route
• New Jersey Lighthouse
• Friends of Barnegat Lighthouse
regarding our parks and forests can be directed
Michele Buckley of the State Park Service.
Department: NJDEP Home | About DEP | Index by Topic | Programs/Units | DEP Online
Statewide: NJ Home | Services A to Z | Departments/Agencies | FAQs
Copyright © State of New
Jersey, 1996-2015
Last Updated:
November 24, 2015


text:
Innovators & Patent Trolls Go Head-To-Head In Washington
from the free-event-and-live-stream dept
As part of our sponsorship program with the Application Developers Alliance, we're pleased to promote an upcoming event that should prove very interesting to Techdirt readers. Next Tuesday at 6:00pm ET, the Alliance is pitting innovators against patent trolls in a head-to-head panel in Washington, DC and streaming it live online.
The DC Developer Patent Summit will feature two discussion panels: one looking at the problems with the patent system, and one discussing ideas for reform. In addition to a wide range of innovators and policy-makers, the latter panel includes the Chief Policy Council for Intellectual Ventures, on hand to defend the status quo. My guess is that you can expect some sparks to fly. We've often been shocked by the tenacity with which Intellectual Ventures defends its practices, so it will be interesting (to say the least) to see what arguments it brings to the table against the very innovators who are threatened by it.
It's free to attend the event or to watch the live stream, but both require signup in advance. Check out the full event details that follow, then register on DevsBuild.It or use the registration widget embedded below.
DC Developer Patent Summit | #DevPatents
DATE: September 17, 2013
LOCATION: 1776 | 1133 15th Street NW, 12th Floor | Washington, DC 20005
AGENDA (times are ET):
6:00pm - Registration, drinks, food, and mingling
6:30-7:20pm - The Broken System: Innovators at Risk
7:20-8:00pm - Finding the Solution: Time for Reform
8:00-9:00pm - Enjoy beer, wine and food, meet the speakers, and network
The Broken System: Innovators at Risk
- Moderator: Jon Pasky - Principal and CEO, Pasky IP
- Kate Endress - CEO and Cofounder, Ditto
- Todd Moore - Founder, TMSOFT
- Eddie Peloke - CEO, Blue Shoe Mobile
- Micah Siegel, Ph.D - Senior Advisor, Stack Exchange
- Moderator: Jon Potter - President, Application Developers Alliance
- Van Lindberg - VP of Intellectual Property, Rackspace
- Kevin O'Connor - CEO, FindTheBest
- Steven M. Auvil - Partner, Squire Sanders
- Matt Levy - Patent Counsel, Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA)
- Russ Merbeth - Chief Policy Counsel, Intellectual Ventures
This post is sponsored by the Application Developers Alliance. Find more info on patents and other issues that affect developers at DevsBuild.It
Filed Under: patent reform, patent trolls, sponsored post
Companies: intellectual ventures


text:
Corporate Business – Simple Template is great for corporate companies and personal portfolios. This template is flexible and can be customized with ease.
This theme has 3 color variations.
Every theme has it's own design PSD (including it's subpage design) and separate PSDs for the logo and buttons for easy customization.
Template Features
- Working AJAX Contact Form
- Valid XHTML/CSS - Tableless Layout
- jQuery Lightbox
- jFlow Sliding Content with autoplay
- jCarousel effect
- PNG fix for IE6
- Drop down Menu
Compatible with all common web browsers
Thanks for checking out my work!
My HTML templates
My Drupal Theme


text:
A Republican candidate for Missouri brags on his campaign website that he majored in Economics in college. Whoops, did he say "Economics?" He meant Home Economics. Totally the same thing, right?
Plastics kingpin Dave Spence told one Missouri newspaper that he was sorry for the confusion and that he'd change the misleading language on his website so that it more accurately reflects his actual course of study.
As a former member of the Future Homemakers of America (not joking), I take umbrage at the assertion that Home Economics doesn't teach students valuable skills. Media freakouts over the lack of ability of young adults to successfully operate as grown ups is a reflection of a dearth of grown uppery skills one might learn in Home Economics (or Family and Consumer Sciences Education). But I would also like to whip up a homemade, from-scratch Hardy Harr Harr at Spence's implicit acknowledgment that knowing about such things as "housing and interior design" and "food science, dietics, and nutrition" isn't as impressive on a resume for a gubernatorial candidate as knowledge of governor-type stuff like taxes. Or political science. Or money economics.
Spence's college degree? Of economics, yes, but of the home [StL Today]


text:
This is a license commonly used with GNU projects such as GNOME on things like libraries. Software using this license is DFSG-free.
The LGPL permits you to link the libraries to "non-free" software without forcing that software to be released under the GPL or LGPL.
As is common with most canned licences, the LGPL uses terminology more appropriate for a program written in C than one written in Lisp. The AllegroServe project have written a preamble to the LGPL that clarifies the terms for use with Lisp programs - this is often referred to as the LLGPL.
For more details see GNU Library General Public License.


text:
UH Hilo College of Hawaiian Language big contributor to Hawaiʻi State Assessment results
UH Hilo Home > News and Events > UH Hilo Press Releases
Date: Thursday, July 23, 2009
Contact: Alyson Kakugawa-Leong, (808) 974-7642
For Immediate Release
The College of Hawaiian Language of the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo is proud of the positive academic achievement produced by teachers trained in its program, according to Dr. Pila Wilson, chair of the Academic Programs Division of the College.
"Once again, the results of the Hawai'i State Assessment test have shown the positive outcome of Hawaiian language study on academic achievement on the Island of Hawaiʻi," Wilson said. "This year, all three stand-alone school sites on the island with classes taught in Hawaiian -- Ehunuikaimalino, Ka `Umeke Ka`eo, and Nawahiokalani`opu`u Iki -- attained the highest state rating under No Child Left Behind testing. Only five other schools out of a total of over 50 public and charter schools on the island were accorded the top rating."
A large majority of teachers in these Hawaiian language schools are products of the Hawaiian language courses of Ka Haka `Ula O Ke`elikolani College of Hawaiian Language at UH Hilo. Since the establishment of the Kahuawaiola Teacher Certification Program of the College, the program has expanded training for these teachers and increased the numbers of teachers produced by the College. These teachers are also eligible to receive additional training from the College in teaching various subject areas, including early literacy.
"More recently, we have developed an M.A. program targeting teachers in these schools and other educational efforts using the Hawaiian language and culture," Wilson said. "The new College of Hawaiian Language Ph.D. program is giving us an even stronger research base to support Hawaiian language and culture education in Hawaiʻi schools."
Schooling in Hawaiian began on the Island of Hawaiʻi with a Punana Leo preschool in 1985.
"At that time there were widespread predictions in the community that children educated in Hawaiian would be unable to speak English and be academic failures," Wilson said. "These predictions were absolutely wrong. Children in these Hawaiian language schools are as proficient in English as their peers in schools taught in English. Furthermore, all take the same high school English language courses as students in other schools on the island.
"Students from Hawaiian language schools are not only graduating from high school at a higher rate than the state average, they also have a high college matriculation rate," he added. "There are students from Hawaiian language schools on this island who have attended Stanford and Oxford as well as other local, national, and international universities."
International research has shown that children who speak two languages at a high level of fluency and literacy have a cognitive advantage, Wilson noted. "Children in some of these Hawaiian language schools, such as Nawahiokalani`opu`u, not only speak both Hawaiian and English fluently, they also devote considerable time to studying third languages such as Japanese, Chinese and Latin. High multilingualism and high academic achievement were also characteristic of Hawaiian schools during the Hawaiian Kingdom." (See: http://www.ahapunanaleo.org/olelohawaii/news/articles/HuliliVol3_Wilson.pdf)
Research in New Zealand on Maori children studying in the Maori language can provide some light on the success of Hawaiian language schooling in Hawaiʻi.
"Maori is a Polynesian language closely related to Hawaiian, and like Hawaiian, Maori almost died out in New Zealand until Maori language schools were begun in the 1980s," Wilson explained. "Research has shown that Maori children who attend Maori language schools outperform Maori children who attend English language schools. Furthermore, second in overall academic accomplishment are Maori children who study the Maori language in English language schools. The least performing Maori children were those who attended English language schools and did not study Maori."
Research by the Kamehameha Schools has shown similar outcomes for Hawaiian children.
"Those who attend Hawaiian culture-based charter schools where the Hawaiian language is promoted do better than Hawaiian children attending standard English language public schools," Wilson said. (See: http://www.hcsao.org/files/2006-KS_charter_school_study.pdf.)
"In Hawaiʻi, more so than in New Zealand, the general multiracial population identifies with the indigenous language and supports its survival. There are non-Hawaiian children in the Hawaiian language schools here and they are also performing well in these schools. The Hawaiian identity of our island is crucial to our overall aloha spirit and also to our heavily tourism-based economy," he explained. "The growing enrollments in Hawaiian language schools and the increased teaching of Hawaiian on the island will have cultural and economic benefits for the entire island, as well as the academic benefits to the individual children enrolled.
"Ka Haka 'Ula O Ke'elikolani College of Hawaiian Language congratulates the teachers, students and families throughout the island who are involved in strengthening the Hawaiian language," Wilson added. "We remain committed to supporting the increase in Hawaiian language education resources for them and for all the people of our island and the state."
Disclaimer: The University of Hawaii at Hilo is not responsible for the contents, links and/or materials presented in any web site listed above that are not of the "hilo.hawaii.edu" or ".uhh.hawaii.edu" domains. All comments, complaints and grievances should be filed with the author, host and/or owner of said site.


text:
Add another report to the growing number that say shale gas is an economic boon to the United States.
A paper by a group of economic graduates from Yale University, published this month in Oil & Gas Investor, estimated that consumers saved $100 billion a year in 2011.
Prices have dropped since then, so the savings should be greater now.
But the group, writing as the Yale Graduates in Energy Study Group, acknowledges that the drilling comes with costs to society, too.
They attempt to assess the cost-benefit ratio of shale gas in their latest paper, The Arithmetic of Shale Gas, a wonky piece of economic analysis that looks at the benefits — increased tax revenues and lower energy costs for manufacturing, trade and household consumption — as well as the risks, including spills, contaminated groundwater and air pollution.
Even considering the cost of reparations for any accidents, one group member, University of Houston energy economist Edward Hirs III, said a report released earlier this week by PricewaterhouseCoopers US understated the benefits of shale gas drilling.
That report predicted shale gas drilling would cut costs significantly for the chemical industry and ultimately ripple through the rest of the manufacturing chain, even prompting some companies to move production back to the United States.
Hector Rivera, president and CEO of the Texas Chemical Council, said
low natural gas prices related to the shale gas boom have spurred an estimated $15 billion in planned expansions at Texas chemical companies.
Hirs said in an email that plants in Pennsylvania, Illinois and Indiana also are expanding.
But he and his fellow Yale economists acknowledge that the economic gains have a downside.
They said they reviewed current studies and reports on "accidents, misuse of technology and poor well design and installation" and relied upon a 2011 report prepared by an advisory board for the Secretary of Energy which found 19 instances of problems with water contamination associated with hydraulic fracturing in recent years.
Relying on that and several other studies, the Yale study group's report finds relatively little risk but ultimately assumes that the cost of cleanup in a given year would be roughly $250 million.
Overall, they conclude, the economic benefit of shale gas drilling exceeds cost to the community by 400-to-1.


text:
Dynasty Warriors 6
PlayStation 2
What do you need help on?Cancel X
Featuring a new proprietary combat engine, Dynasty Warriors 6 delivers the exhilaration of single-handedly destroying thousands of soldiers on massive fields of combat. The lightning-fast, kung-fu fighting, fluid motion-captured animation, intuitive combat system and immersive environments create an unparalleled gaming experience, and push the limits of tactical action.
Game News
Game List Statistics
Now Playing
101 Users
Wish List
55 Users
Hot List
16 Users


text:
Opinion: Don't Blame Climate Change for Frankensto
WSJ Europe editorial writer Anne Jolis on why "climate change" shouldn't be blamed for Hurricane Sandy. Photo: Associated Press
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... welcome back to Opinion Journal Live on Jason Riley and my next guest is Angeles Wall Street Journal editorial writer based in London to talk about ... Hurricane Sandy and climate change while a man ... hi Jason high testing out there ... for good with that thank you ALM ... so and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo blamed OS for the hurricane he said that man made ... global warming was the cause and that we bought a ... lot to learn from this experience twenty twenty make of that ... well ... I guess the first thing is that I find it odd that Mitt Romney so is accused of politicizing climate change at ... Paris antibiotic they add President Clinton also this week when Mitt Romney for having not President Obama has promised to receive the oceans um ... if ... if if if we do wanna take the assumption that that ... that human carbon emissions were ... the primary driving cause behind a horrible mess of the storm ... then that we can look it get us in Duster coal emissions ... which not only the jobs market still not recovered from the two thousandseven peak their their way down and they have been ... are that at least as of the end of last year their way down the two thousandseven peak so ... and these recent carbon emissions certainly would appear to be the problem ... more broadly it back ... climb it ... whether atmosphere these are systems Sciences had not unlike medicine but even harder to experiment on than the human body ... so the idea that you can take one weather events ... any given weather events and ... and if it didn't ... attribute this cause to it ... is ... from the standpoint of of ... of the research it's sort of a nonsense ... questions and other nonsense proposition um ... the idea let ... us I ... think ... um ... have we seen more extreme ... more frequent extreme weather ... in recent years and ... so how you measure it ... but ... by the ... broad measure is no not necessarily mean it also depends on time scales ... for extreme weather things like huge Couric hurricanes psych loans ... there is massive natural variability over decades so for centuries over millennia probably ... out between that the frequency and severity of the intensity of these events ... so ... at this point ... you know that this there's no way sand and again to your question specifically in the US ... no we have not ... been in a relative period as right to kill Governor pages today ... a relative period of of of drought as far as these ... extreme ... high intensity events Panthaky anemia pretty strong case that is the issue here with whether the earth is warming ... or is the issue just to what extent is the warming caused by human activity ... well again if you're going around trying imagine something like that average global temperature ... the statisticians and atmospheric scientists have pretty big fights about whether you know how year including the oceans the upper atmosphere so even getting something like ... asking simulate in the earth warming is not nearly as simple question ... as you might hope ... on that one but two second point ... TNT and I mean especially in a queue system like to climb it ... again just like in our bodies everything affects everything ... and there's ... very little controversy over the idea that ... human emissions have been some kind of bacteria atmosphere ... ends ... in ... whether or how much that's showing up in long term weather Trends and in climb it with a large ... is is the big question and specifically for hurricanes in extreme weather ... there there there's so many factors involved again so much natural variability that its ... Altona something ... who will have to leave it there and run a time and I appreciate you joining us ...


text:
Police this morning are investigating the Angeleno Heights shooting death of a 21-year-old man who was found seated in a car with a gunshot wound to the torso. The victim died in a hospital from the injuries sustained during the shooting that was reported at 1:42 a.m. on the 1000 block of West Kensington Road, said Lt. Wes Buhrmester with the LAPD Rampart Division. Early reports indicate the shots might have been fired from another vehicle. Detectives "are now speaking with family and friends to get further background on the victim and to see if he there was anyone who may have had a reason to harm him," Buhrmester said.
* Update: The victim has been identified Etsael Cardenas Jr., who was shot in front of his home.


text:
Eclectic, creative, well read, style passionate girly-girl talks all things... You know, "the perfect hairdresser" conversation: that's me, or so I've been told! From professional hair, skin and nail advice, to new cosmetics reviews, and book reviews. Former salon owner turned adult university student studying philosophy and psychology. Interests: cosmetics and makeup; photography, the Arts, religion history, yoga, living organic, fashion, reading, calligraphy and writing.
December 2018
- Hello! A visual of me.
- Free pain pdf workbook
- Coming Soon: A Pain Management Planner
- Blog
- FREE Printables (C) Queen Bee Rising
- Real Reviews: my writing; free advice & beauty tips
- Personal Journal Pages
- My Happy Planners
- Comments from fans:
- Meet My Family
- Yoga
- Goddess Reiki
- Art & Tarot Cards
- NEW Designer Handbags from Italy for sale
- My Old Life: Successful Serial Entrepreneur
- Aloette -Aloe Vera based Natural skin care and Custom mineral makeup.
- When I sold eco jewelry... one of a kind items everything must go
- YOUnique: personalised Skincare & Cosmetic's
- PartyLite Candle Holders Boxed on sale /clearance
- Stella and Dot
- Stella and Dot designer jewelry ~limited edition~ photos of items for sale.
- Norwex review