text:
Tired of pests in your home or office? Marks Pest Control Greenock provides the best pest control solutions all across Greenock. Protect your valuable home and commercial property from pest attacks. We have qualified, fully licensed, and trained specialists for pest control treatments. Our affordable pricing enables you to go pest free without spending a hefty amount. Marks Pest Control is known for its reliable customer service, exceptional pest control solutions, and guaranteed customer satisfaction. Call us for free quotes!
Are you facing pest problems in your office or shop or any other commercial property? Come to Marks Pest Control as we deliver the best range of commercial pest eradication services in Greenock. Our prices are too good to be real and with that we offer guaranteed results. Our commercial pest management team has handled pest problems in offices, bars, kitchens, hospitals, schools, shops, restaurants in past two decades.
We provide affordable pest disinfection services in all areas of Greenock. This service targets at disinfecting your property from the pathogens left behind by pests, which can lead to various diseases. Pest disinfection leads to healthy and safe environment.
Why Choose Marks Pest Control in Greenock?
We are locals of Greenock and a family-run business.

lowercased:
tired of pests in your home or office? marks pest control greenock provides the best pest control solutions all across greenock. protect your valuable home and commercial property from pest attacks. we have qualified, fully licensed, and trained specialists for pest control treatments. our affordable pricing enables you to go pest free without spending a hefty amount. marks pest control is known for its reliable customer service, exceptional pest control solutions, and guaranteed customer satisfaction. call us for free quotes!
are you facing pest problems in your office or shop or any other commercial property? come to marks pest control as we deliver the best range of commercial pest eradication services in greenock. our prices are too good to be real and with that we offer guaranteed results. our commercial pest management team has handled pest problems in offices, bars, kitchens, hospitals, schools, shops, restaurants in past two decades.
we provide affordable pest disinfection services in all areas of greenock. this service targets at disinfecting your property from the pathogens left behind by pests, which can lead to various diseases. pest disinfection leads to healthy and safe environment.
why choose marks pest control in greenock?
we are locals of greenock and a family-run business.


text:
So, Grant Green, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie: For Cosby, these are the artists who count. He wants to give credit. At one point during this long and nonlinear conversation, advancing like a force field at Cosby’s own pace and with his own agenda, he asks, “Who was that drummer with Sonny Rollins on that long version of ‘St. Thomas?’ “. I suggest some possibilities: Max Roach, Art Taylor. “No,” he says. “Find out.”. I ask, “Do you want me to go through my albums?”.
“That’s our mission — to expose the community and entertain them, and to give them a hands-on experience of what live theater and live dance can be without having to go to San Francisco or Oakland.”, In Antioch, El Campanil lavender purple glitter ballet flats Theatre will again, be the setting for The Ballet Company of East County’s 10th annual full-length Nutcracker, Dec, 19 to 21, Featuring an almost 100-percent child cast of 84, ranging from 7 to 18, the ballet combines a holiday favorite with some new twists to make it special..
Yes, it’s true, Election Day 2018 is all about congressional mid-terms. You want to know whether Donkeys or Elephants do the happy dance. We get it. You might not be motivated to wade through all those pages in the back of the election pamphlet about down-ballot local government races and measures. We’re here to help. From an 18-year-old school board candidate to a slew of proposed taxes on everything from tech giants, hotel guests, hospitals and pot, here’s a handy summary of what every voter needs to know to sound smart about the Bay Area’s local elections. And if you’re looking for more help as you make your decisions, our election recommendations are here.
Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival, 4 p.m, lavender purple glitter ballet flats June 3, “In Darkness.” Camera 12, 201 S, 2nd St., San Jose, $9.50-$20, www.svjff.org or 800-838-3006, Pride & Joy, 9 p.m, May 25, Club Fox, 2209 Broadway, Redwood City, $18, 650-369-7770 or tickets.foxrwc.com, An Evening of Pink Floyd with House of Floyd, 8 p.m, May 26 Club Fox, 2209 Broadway, Redwood City, $18, 650-369-7770 or tickets.foxrwc.com, Bluestate (Club Fox Blues Jam), 7 p.m, May 30, Club Fox, 2209 Broadway, Redwood City, $5, 650-369-7770 or tickets.foxrwc.com..

lowercased:
so, grant green, miles davis, dizzy gillespie: for cosby, these are the artists who count. he wants to give credit. at one point during this long and nonlinear conversation, advancing like a force field at cosby’s own pace and with his own agenda, he asks, “who was that drummer with sonny rollins on that long version of ‘st. thomas?’ “. i suggest some possibilities: max roach, art taylor. “no,” he says. “find out.”. i ask, “do you want me to go through my albums?”.
“that’s our mission — to expose the community and entertain them, and to give them a hands-on experience of what live theater and live dance can be without having to go to san francisco or oakland.”, in antioch, el campanil lavender purple glitter ballet flats theatre will again, be the setting for the ballet company of east county’s 10th annual full-length nutcracker, dec, 19 to 21, featuring an almost 100-percent child cast of 84, ranging from 7 to 18, the ballet combines a holiday favorite with some new twists to make it special..
yes, it’s true, election day 2018 is all about congressional mid-terms. you want to know whether donkeys or elephants do the happy dance. we get it. you might not be motivated to wade through all those pages in the back of the election pamphlet about down-ballot local government races and measures. we’re here to help. from an 18-year-old school board candidate to a slew of proposed taxes on everything from tech giants, hotel guests, hospitals and pot, here’s a handy summary of what every voter needs to know to sound smart about the bay area’s local elections. and if you’re looking for more help as you make your decisions, our election recommendations are here.
silicon valley jewish film festival, 4 p.m, lavender purple glitter ballet flats june 3, “in darkness.” camera 12, 201 s, 2nd st., san jose, $9.50-$20, www.svjff.org or 800-838-3006, pride & joy, 9 p.m, may 25, club fox, 2209 broadway, redwood city, $18, 650-369-7770 or tickets.foxrwc.com, an evening of pink floyd with house of floyd, 8 p.m, may 26 club fox, 2209 broadway, redwood city, $18, 650-369-7770 or tickets.foxrwc.com, bluestate (club fox blues jam), 7 p.m, may 30, club fox, 2209 broadway, redwood city, $5, 650-369-7770 or tickets.foxrwc.com..


text:
What have Beech Class been learning this week?
Beech have been working on their reading, speaking and listening skills this week. In groups we chose a poem that we thought we would like to learn by heart and recite. We then worked as a team to make our recitations exciting for the audience, adding actions and clapping as well as lots of expression. We were very excited to perform for the school today and proud to repeat our amazing performances in our sharing assembly.
Continuing our animal theme, we have been learning more about the types of foods different animals eat and how food chains are formed. In maths the Year 2 have been consolidating their understanding of 2 digit addition and subtraction and applying this knowledge to problem solving with measures. The Year 1 children were very excited about moving on to their second workbook and are now working with the place value of numbers up to 40.

lowercased:
what have beech class been learning this week?
beech have been working on their reading, speaking and listening skills this week. in groups we chose a poem that we thought we would like to learn by heart and recite. we then worked as a team to make our recitations exciting for the audience, adding actions and clapping as well as lots of expression. we were very excited to perform for the school today and proud to repeat our amazing performances in our sharing assembly.
continuing our animal theme, we have been learning more about the types of foods different animals eat and how food chains are formed. in maths the year 2 have been consolidating their understanding of 2 digit addition and subtraction and applying this knowledge to problem solving with measures. the year 1 children were very excited about moving on to their second workbook and are now working with the place value of numbers up to 40.


text:
High end country chairs with solid walnut frames and leather also available and sold separately.
Description: 64-84 solid walnut extra-large round dining table with self-storing leaves. This is a heavy solid walnut table. Factory distressed and finished to the color of maple, which is a honey brown. Factory distressed finish can best be described as an antique country or reclaimed barn wood style. A great choice for a large casual dining room or for the second home or cottage style living spaces. This table is so easy to use. Just slide the pizza shape quarter sections out to reveal the hidden leaves which fold out and fall into place with ease. Great concept and easy to handle. We show many pictures of this table here, but these pictures were actually taken from a different size table. Operation, style and color are identical across all three sizes. This table is available in the following sizes 64 to 74, 64 to 84, 82 to 100 so choose a size that works for you.
Condition: showroom sample, never been in house yet.

lowercased:
high end country chairs with solid walnut frames and leather also available and sold separately.
description: 64-84 solid walnut extra-large round dining table with self-storing leaves. this is a heavy solid walnut table. factory distressed and finished to the color of maple, which is a honey brown. factory distressed finish can best be described as an antique country or reclaimed barn wood style. a great choice for a large casual dining room or for the second home or cottage style living spaces. this table is so easy to use. just slide the pizza shape quarter sections out to reveal the hidden leaves which fold out and fall into place with ease. great concept and easy to handle. we show many pictures of this table here, but these pictures were actually taken from a different size table. operation, style and color are identical across all three sizes. this table is available in the following sizes 64 to 74, 64 to 84, 82 to 100 so choose a size that works for you.
condition: showroom sample, never been in house yet.


text:
My wife and I were trying to think of a gift for her cousin. He has reached the age of Bar Mitzvah and every member of the extended family is debating what to get the boy who has everything. I stretched my memory to when I was a Bar Mitzvah and I tried to think of my best and worst present.
At the time I had thought that the best present was a brand spanking new BMX dirt bike. At the age of 13 that is all that I had wanted. By the age of 14 I never touched it again. At the time I thought that the worst present I had received was an unabridged Webster's dictionary. The reference book weighs at least 10 lbs, is a foot long and a half a foot thick (I just measured it). It is printed on the same quality paper as dollar bills, and it contains every American English word used up until the time of its printing in 1979. Among the numerous supplements in the dictionary are the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, the Charter of the United Nations and a dictionary of noted names in fiction, mythology and legend. When I opened the gift wrap I was horrified to see it and I had no idea that I would ever use it, but all through high school, college, and now in my home, the dictionary always remains just within reach on my desk, lately just to the right of my mouse.
Every time I use it I strain my memory trying to remember who gave it to me so I could call them and thank them again after so many years, but I cannot fathom who the thoughtful people were. If only they had included a hand written note inside the cover. I know that whatever we would buy my wife Meirav's cousin, it should be something that would contribute to his studies and we would include a hand written note on the inside cover. Today books are a dying breed as everything is going electronic. I wonder if a thirteen-year-old boy will even bother with a book ten years from now knowing that all literature will be accessible on the Internet in probably only a few years. I, however, like the feel of an old book bound in leather, the smell of it's musty pages and the touch of the quality paper, but I do not think that this latest generation would appreciate or even use such a gift.
The thought of what a Bar Mitzvah has meant throughout history began to percolate in my mind and I decided to do a little research. The obligations of a Jewish male to fulfill all the commandments dates back to at least the second century C.E. and probably existed in practice at the time of the Second Temple. Judaism holds a boy aged 13 responsible for his vows and actions. From this age he steps out from behind his father's shadow and becomes a complete member of the Jewish community. It is a time of physical maturity where Jewish boys are taught to control their desires. However a man physically, Jewish tradition sees this age as only the beginning of a long period of study. Mentally and spiritually the youth has yet to become a man.
The rite of passage from boyhood to manhood has traditionally taken place in front of the entire community. The boy would prepare to read from the Torah and Haftarah, it would take months of training and preparation and by the time the day came the Bar Mitzvah could now do what most gentiles could not do their entire lives until the later half of the twentieth century: read and write.
Yes indeed this was and still is a great achievement, a true marker that one has passed from one stage in life to another. Throughout the ages Jews could not be adults unless they could read and write. It was not an option to be illiterate. For gentiles however the vast majority of populations during the last 2000 years have been just that: illiterate. Only after Benjamin Franklin pushed to make education free and mandatory for all Americans did the idea of literacy for all enter the psyche of the non-Jewish world. Only in the twentieth century did the literate begin to outnumber the illiterate in the western world. For the Jews however, going to primary and secondary school or learning how to read and write was never a question, the question was always 'what college should I go to?" or "what trade should I master?" The reason for this was simple: reading and writing was an ingrained part of our religion and culture. Our rite of passage into adulthood was not physical like other cultures but a mental steppingstone into the spiritual world.
This leads me to another conclusion: Anti-Semitism may very well be the result of the profound illiteracy of the gentiles during the last 2000 years. What were the great masses of Byzantine and Middle Age Europe taught? Most of the peasant population was illiterate and what they did learn was from the church every Sunday. This was not good news for the Jews. In order to convert the pagan masses both the Gospel of John and the Acts of Paul were written in a way to cast a pall over the Jews, directly blaming them for the death of the Messiah (or even God Himself). Only with the Enlightenment in Europe and a more educated European populous did the Jewish people begin a restoration of their rights as citizens of the other nations, but the damage had already been done as witnessed by countless pogroms, the Inquisition and the Holocaust.
Keeping that all in mind, I believe that the greatest gift I think I can give the young Bar Mitzvah is not a Razor scooter or a skateboard or even a dictionary, but perhaps Judaica on CD-Rom or a leather bound anthology about the history of the modern state of Israel. He may not like it now, but if he hangs onto it long enough he just might get some use out of it.

lowercased:
my wife and i were trying to think of a gift for her cousin. he has reached the age of bar mitzvah and every member of the extended family is debating what to get the boy who has everything. i stretched my memory to when i was a bar mitzvah and i tried to think of my best and worst present.
at the time i had thought that the best present was a brand spanking new bmx dirt bike. at the age of 13 that is all that i had wanted. by the age of 14 i never touched it again. at the time i thought that the worst present i had received was an unabridged webster's dictionary. the reference book weighs at least 10 lbs, is a foot long and a half a foot thick (i just measured it). it is printed on the same quality paper as dollar bills, and it contains every american english word used up until the time of its printing in 1979. among the numerous supplements in the dictionary are the declaration of independence, the u.s. constitution, the charter of the united nations and a dictionary of noted names in fiction, mythology and legend. when i opened the gift wrap i was horrified to see it and i had no idea that i would ever use it, but all through high school, college, and now in my home, the dictionary always remains just within reach on my desk, lately just to the right of my mouse.
every time i use it i strain my memory trying to remember who gave it to me so i could call them and thank them again after so many years, but i cannot fathom who the thoughtful people were. if only they had included a hand written note inside the cover. i know that whatever we would buy my wife meirav's cousin, it should be something that would contribute to his studies and we would include a hand written note on the inside cover. today books are a dying breed as everything is going electronic. i wonder if a thirteen-year-old boy will even bother with a book ten years from now knowing that all literature will be accessible on the internet in probably only a few years. i, however, like the feel of an old book bound in leather, the smell of it's musty pages and the touch of the quality paper, but i do not think that this latest generation would appreciate or even use such a gift.
the thought of what a bar mitzvah has meant throughout history began to percolate in my mind and i decided to do a little research. the obligations of a jewish male to fulfill all the commandments dates back to at least the second century c.e. and probably existed in practice at the time of the second temple. judaism holds a boy aged 13 responsible for his vows and actions. from this age he steps out from behind his father's shadow and becomes a complete member of the jewish community. it is a time of physical maturity where jewish boys are taught to control their desires. however a man physically, jewish tradition sees this age as only the beginning of a long period of study. mentally and spiritually the youth has yet to become a man.
the rite of passage from boyhood to manhood has traditionally taken place in front of the entire community. the boy would prepare to read from the torah and haftarah, it would take months of training and preparation and by the time the day came the bar mitzvah could now do what most gentiles could not do their entire lives until the later half of the twentieth century: read and write.
yes indeed this was and still is a great achievement, a true marker that one has passed from one stage in life to another. throughout the ages jews could not be adults unless they could read and write. it was not an option to be illiterate. for gentiles however the vast majority of populations during the last 2000 years have been just that: illiterate. only after benjamin franklin pushed to make education free and mandatory for all americans did the idea of literacy for all enter the psyche of the non-jewish world. only in the twentieth century did the literate begin to outnumber the illiterate in the western world. for the jews however, going to primary and secondary school or learning how to read and write was never a question, the question was always 'what college should i go to?" or "what trade should i master?" the reason for this was simple: reading and writing was an ingrained part of our religion and culture. our rite of passage into adulthood was not physical like other cultures but a mental steppingstone into the spiritual world.
this leads me to another conclusion: anti-semitism may very well be the result of the profound illiteracy of the gentiles during the last 2000 years. what were the great masses of byzantine and middle age europe taught? most of the peasant population was illiterate and what they did learn was from the church every sunday. this was not good news for the jews. in order to convert the pagan masses both the gospel of john and the acts of paul were written in a way to cast a pall over the jews, directly blaming them for the death of the messiah (or even god himself). only with the enlightenment in europe and a more educated european populous did the jewish people begin a restoration of their rights as citizens of the other nations, but the damage had already been done as witnessed by countless pogroms, the inquisition and the holocaust.
keeping that all in mind, i believe that the greatest gift i think i can give the young bar mitzvah is not a razor scooter or a skateboard or even a dictionary, but perhaps judaica on cd-rom or a leather bound anthology about the history of the modern state of israel. he may not like it now, but if he hangs onto it long enough he just might get some use out of it.


text:
This work examines my full awareness—with all the richness of the senses and the fleeting peripheral nuances—and attempts to pass on this holistic experience to the viewer. It asks the question, "Can one impart a phenomenological experience to another through a static visual medium?"
This series of paintings explores my sensory experiences in Stanley Park. Trees are developed in soft charcoal and submerged in thin, ethereal layers of paint. Bold, colorful geometry cuts fearlessly through these dreamlike scenes...like neon spandex on roller-blades.

lowercased:
this work examines my full awareness—with all the richness of the senses and the fleeting peripheral nuances—and attempts to pass on this holistic experience to the viewer. it asks the question, "can one impart a phenomenological experience to another through a static visual medium?"
this series of paintings explores my sensory experiences in stanley park. trees are developed in soft charcoal and submerged in thin, ethereal layers of paint. bold, colorful geometry cuts fearlessly through these dreamlike scenes...like neon spandex on roller-blades.


text: 6pc pack New #75 (.0210) Wire size High Speed Steel Drill Bits. 1" overall length. Straight shank.

lowercased: 6pc pack new #75 (.0210) wire size high speed steel drill bits. 1" overall length. straight shank.


text:
There are several signs to look for when inspecting your home for termites. Luckily for us in St. Louis, we only have to deal with subterranean termites. Why is that helpful? For one thing, they have to make mud tubs from the ground to anything above ground that they what to get into to. These mud tubs are a clear sign of termite activity. If they are found, start by breaking a small piece apart, if the termites are still using the tub, they will repair the break within minutes.
Another sign of termites is when they swarm. Only a mature colony of termites will swarm. If they swarm in your home you will find the termites near a window ledge. Most people find the dead bodies or discarded wings along the ledge as they will die off fairly quickly if trapped inside the house.
And last most common way people find termites is when they doing remodeling inside the home. Most people find the activity when walls or flooring is removed during this process. It is very shocking to find termite damage when it may have never been found if walls had not been disturb during the construction.
In case you missed it. Fox 2 in St. Louis ran a story about how fleas may be worse this year than in years past. Click the link here to see the story.
You know, this might be true of all insects this year. Thus far, our winter in St. Louis has been almost none existent. Let’s hope for the best, but when all fails, remember you have a friend in Blue Chip.
One way to discover fleas early is to go over your dog with a flea comb, which can find fleas and flea dirt much better than you can just with your eyes. If black specks fall out of the hair you’ve combed, chances are you’ve found fleas. The best way to tell is to shake the hair pulled out by the comb over a white surface. Then add water to any black specks you find. If those specks melt and turn red, it is flea dirt, meaning your fleas have already made a home on your pet.
Along with fleas, ticks are expected to be bad as well, especially for pets that spend much time around water.

lowercased:
there are several signs to look for when inspecting your home for termites. luckily for us in st. louis, we only have to deal with subterranean termites. why is that helpful? for one thing, they have to make mud tubs from the ground to anything above ground that they what to get into to. these mud tubs are a clear sign of termite activity. if they are found, start by breaking a small piece apart, if the termites are still using the tub, they will repair the break within minutes.
another sign of termites is when they swarm. only a mature colony of termites will swarm. if they swarm in your home you will find the termites near a window ledge. most people find the dead bodies or discarded wings along the ledge as they will die off fairly quickly if trapped inside the house.
and last most common way people find termites is when they doing remodeling inside the home. most people find the activity when walls or flooring is removed during this process. it is very shocking to find termite damage when it may have never been found if walls had not been disturb during the construction.
in case you missed it. fox 2 in st. louis ran a story about how fleas may be worse this year than in years past. click the link here to see the story.
you know, this might be true of all insects this year. thus far, our winter in st. louis has been almost none existent. let’s hope for the best, but when all fails, remember you have a friend in blue chip.
one way to discover fleas early is to go over your dog with a flea comb, which can find fleas and flea dirt much better than you can just with your eyes. if black specks fall out of the hair you’ve combed, chances are you’ve found fleas. the best way to tell is to shake the hair pulled out by the comb over a white surface. then add water to any black specks you find. if those specks melt and turn red, it is flea dirt, meaning your fleas have already made a home on your pet.
along with fleas, ticks are expected to be bad as well, especially for pets that spend much time around water.


text:
SecurEnvoy: Are Passwords Really Secure?
How SecurAccess offers a variety of choices and options for authentication – beyond SMS.
Discuss the future of passwords and why MFA solutions are a must in the enterprise.

lowercased:
securenvoy: are passwords really secure?
how securaccess offers a variety of choices and options for authentication – beyond sms.
discuss the future of passwords and why mfa solutions are a must in the enterprise.


text:
HatchViewSPC turns your USB microscope into a high-powered, easy-to-use crosshatch analyzer.
OmniRound – an roundness/circularity analysis package designed for the most demanding analytical needs.
OmniSurf – an affordable surface profile analysis package designed for the most demanding analytical needs.
OmniSurf3D – 3D surface texture analysis made easy!

lowercased:
hatchviewspc turns your usb microscope into a high-powered, easy-to-use crosshatch analyzer.
omniround – an roundness/circularity analysis package designed for the most demanding analytical needs.
omnisurf – an affordable surface profile analysis package designed for the most demanding analytical needs.
omnisurf3d – 3d surface texture analysis made easy!


text:
TechCrackHouse / Investing Made Easy!
Steve The Dean Williams – Dear Men: YOU ARE THE PRIZE…START ACTING LIKE IT!
Thoughts from a happily married father on a post feminist world.
Recommended Books! A Must Read For All Men: “The Rational Male” by Rollo Tomassi.
You’ll receive $10 in free bitcoin by signing up here.
Exchange cryptocurrency at the best rate here.
MGTOW Storytime : Where Did All The Value Go?

lowercased:
techcrackhouse / investing made easy!
steve the dean williams – dear men: you are the prize…start acting like it!
thoughts from a happily married father on a post feminist world.
recommended books! a must read for all men: “the rational male” by rollo tomassi.
you’ll receive $10 in free bitcoin by signing up here.
exchange cryptocurrency at the best rate here.
mgtow storytime : where did all the value go?


text:
Coyote Music: You've lived in Boston, so you know what life is like in the U.S. Talk about growing up in Croatia, and how living there helped shape you musically.
Luka Veselinovic: Well, I was under music influence basically all my life. My father was a guitar player in a commercial band back in 1970-80. So he had a lot of cassettes and vinyl. So I listened all that pop, rock, funk, and other music while growing up. My grandmother was also a piano teacher and we had a grand concert piano in our apartment. I studied piano for couple of years when I was six years old but stopped to pursue volleyball (for 9 years). An acoustic guitar was always around, so I played and sang for fun all the time, but just as a hobby, nothing serious.
CM: Did you have much opportunity to see live music, growing up? Do many musicians get to Croatia on their tours of Europe?
LV: As I said, my father was a professional guitarist so I watched many of his concerts and gigs. But when I was younger I was not so impressed by music like today. I was more interested in paintings, sculptures and more visual arts . Still, yes, I went to see some of the really beautiful concerts in Croatia, like Sting, Jamiroquai, Dave Holland, Richard Bona, Pat Metheny and many others.
CM:You began in the punk world. What was your experience like, playing electric bass in punk bands?
LV: The first band I played in was kind of alternative punk-rock band called Ventil Inc. This was my first band and it was first time I played bass guitar. It was more alternative rock than punk—just my two good friends and me. This lasted for about a year, and we played on some rock festivals in Croatia. Very soon I realized I had some ideas of my own, and that rock style is not in my blood.
My parents got a satellite TV one day and, by accident, I watched a live concert of a jazz-rock-fusion group called Weather Report. I was completely shocked with the energy and expression. Soon after that I managed to find a legendary interview of Jaco Pastorius. At that moment, I started to get more serious about music than before.
CM:The transition from rock to jazz is a big one, especially moving from electric to stand-up bass. Was that a natural transition for you?
LV: This transition from a punk-rock band was very natural for me. I was always searching of way to express myself (actually, I still am). So if you are searching for something, you go step by step until you find it . On this road, I found upright bass. It requires a lot of dedication and practicing, but it's also quite rewarding.
CM:How does performing in a city like Zagreb differ from gigging in Boston?
LV: I went to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music, so my time there was a “studying time.” There were many things about music I just did not know how to learn by myself, so I went to school. I Boston, I was really focused on learning all these things I felt I was missing out as a professional musician, especially with technique on upright bass, reading notes, ear training, learning how to write composition, and, of course, playing with many different musicians. I earned a good scholarship, and with my own savings and help from my parents I went to Boston.
Zagreb is different, because it is a different situation for me. I work as a self-employed freelance musician and play with different people on different projects. It is working for me so far... Right now I am working on my own project and hope to make something of it. This was actually always my dream, to make my own music.
CM:You handled the production on your debut album, Magnetic Whale. Do you prefer playing music more, or working on the production side of recording?
LV: I prefer to play music and compose, but when it comes to other related things like production and visual part of the project, I like to do them also. I have a specific sound and idea how everything should be and I prefer to do it myself. I like to have control over everything, not because I am a control freak, but because it is less stressful for me.
CM:The artwork on Magnetic Whale is also your own original work. Talk about your interest in art.
LV: Art has been my passion ever since I was a child. I have literally thousands of drawings, comic books, and sketches from that time. I wanted to be a painter, like Robert Rauschenberg, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Caravaggio, Netherlands renaissance painters, Greek sculpture, graffiti, comic books...so I went o a college for that. I sold some paintings and had a chance to do that as a profession, but then toward the end of college I started to play music. I fell in love with music and quit college.
Many people will say this was stupid idea, but for me it was completely normal. I just felt I had to do it. I don’t know why. The only “problem” was I made that decision when i was 21, an age when many musicians are already developed. So I had to start from scratch a little later than them, my Croatian friends who were already professional musicians. I have to admit that it was little difficult for me to fit in the music scene. I am really lucky to have parents and a girlfriend who believe in me and support me.
CM:Have you continued to keep up with your visual art interest?
LV: Yes, I still paint and draw and I love to work in Photoshop. I have an Art Gallery section in my website where you can see what is all about. Also, I did the cover art for my new CD, as well as the cover art for my former band, Labyrinth, in 2008.
CM:At Berklee, you brought together a number of your peers for recording. Can you talk about who played on the album?
LV: During my time at Berklee I had a chance to play with many great and talented young musicians. Some of them became my good friends. I was really lucky to have those people around me who were willing to help me record my album, especially because it was made with no budget at all. So all these musicians decided to help me and support me, without taking any money. They were so dedicated and professional and I have no words to describe how much I thank them: Raphaell Pannier - drums, Ken Ychicawa - drums, Eitan Gofman - tenor and soprano sax, Daniel Rotem - tenor sax, Khyion Hursey - alto sax, Santiago Bosch - piano, Meari Nam - piano, Zvjezdan Ruzic - piano, Erick Del Aguila - guitar. Thank you guys and girls for bringing your talent and passion for music into these recording sessions! I hope there will be more chances for us to meet and to work together.
CM:How has the response been since releasing Magnetic Whale?
LV: It was released on July 18, 2013 and is available for digital download on iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby . I also have physical CDs which I will use for promotion of my live gigs. It is my first album and I recorded it in hopes of getting some attention from listeners, and hopefully some jazz promoters who might connect with with some gigs at jazz festivals.
CM:Is there anything else you'd like to share with readers of this interview?
LV: Yes, please check out my new album Magnetic Whale and Like it, Share it, or Tweet about it! Then I'll try to make some more interesting music in the future. And thank You for your support of my music.

lowercased:
coyote music: you've lived in boston, so you know what life is like in the u.s. talk about growing up in croatia, and how living there helped shape you musically.
luka veselinovic: well, i was under music influence basically all my life. my father was a guitar player in a commercial band back in 1970-80. so he had a lot of cassettes and vinyl. so i listened all that pop, rock, funk, and other music while growing up. my grandmother was also a piano teacher and we had a grand concert piano in our apartment. i studied piano for couple of years when i was six years old but stopped to pursue volleyball (for 9 years). an acoustic guitar was always around, so i played and sang for fun all the time, but just as a hobby, nothing serious.
cm: did you have much opportunity to see live music, growing up? do many musicians get to croatia on their tours of europe?
lv: as i said, my father was a professional guitarist so i watched many of his concerts and gigs. but when i was younger i was not so impressed by music like today. i was more interested in paintings, sculptures and more visual arts . still, yes, i went to see some of the really beautiful concerts in croatia, like sting, jamiroquai, dave holland, richard bona, pat metheny and many others.
cm:you began in the punk world. what was your experience like, playing electric bass in punk bands?
lv: the first band i played in was kind of alternative punk-rock band called ventil inc. this was my first band and it was first time i played bass guitar. it was more alternative rock than punk—just my two good friends and me. this lasted for about a year, and we played on some rock festivals in croatia. very soon i realized i had some ideas of my own, and that rock style is not in my blood.
my parents got a satellite tv one day and, by accident, i watched a live concert of a jazz-rock-fusion group called weather report. i was completely shocked with the energy and expression. soon after that i managed to find a legendary interview of jaco pastorius. at that moment, i started to get more serious about music than before.
cm:the transition from rock to jazz is a big one, especially moving from electric to stand-up bass. was that a natural transition for you?
lv: this transition from a punk-rock band was very natural for me. i was always searching of way to express myself (actually, i still am). so if you are searching for something, you go step by step until you find it . on this road, i found upright bass. it requires a lot of dedication and practicing, but it's also quite rewarding.
cm:how does performing in a city like zagreb differ from gigging in boston?
lv: i went to boston to attend berklee college of music, so my time there was a “studying time.” there were many things about music i just did not know how to learn by myself, so i went to school. i boston, i was really focused on learning all these things i felt i was missing out as a professional musician, especially with technique on upright bass, reading notes, ear training, learning how to write composition, and, of course, playing with many different musicians. i earned a good scholarship, and with my own savings and help from my parents i went to boston.
zagreb is different, because it is a different situation for me. i work as a self-employed freelance musician and play with different people on different projects. it is working for me so far... right now i am working on my own project and hope to make something of it. this was actually always my dream, to make my own music.
cm:you handled the production on your debut album, magnetic whale. do you prefer playing music more, or working on the production side of recording?
lv: i prefer to play music and compose, but when it comes to other related things like production and visual part of the project, i like to do them also. i have a specific sound and idea how everything should be and i prefer to do it myself. i like to have control over everything, not because i am a control freak, but because it is less stressful for me.
cm:the artwork on magnetic whale is also your own original work. talk about your interest in art.
lv: art has been my passion ever since i was a child. i have literally thousands of drawings, comic books, and sketches from that time. i wanted to be a painter, like robert rauschenberg, jean-michel basquiat, caravaggio, netherlands renaissance painters, greek sculpture, graffiti, comic books...so i went o a college for that. i sold some paintings and had a chance to do that as a profession, but then toward the end of college i started to play music. i fell in love with music and quit college.
many people will say this was stupid idea, but for me it was completely normal. i just felt i had to do it. i don’t know why. the only “problem” was i made that decision when i was 21, an age when many musicians are already developed. so i had to start from scratch a little later than them, my croatian friends who were already professional musicians. i have to admit that it was little difficult for me to fit in the music scene. i am really lucky to have parents and a girlfriend who believe in me and support me.
cm:have you continued to keep up with your visual art interest?
lv: yes, i still paint and draw and i love to work in photoshop. i have an art gallery section in my website where you can see what is all about. also, i did the cover art for my new cd, as well as the cover art for my former band, labyrinth, in 2008.
cm:at berklee, you brought together a number of your peers for recording. can you talk about who played on the album?
lv: during my time at berklee i had a chance to play with many great and talented young musicians. some of them became my good friends. i was really lucky to have those people around me who were willing to help me record my album, especially because it was made with no budget at all. so all these musicians decided to help me and support me, without taking any money. they were so dedicated and professional and i have no words to describe how much i thank them: raphaell pannier - drums, ken ychicawa - drums, eitan gofman - tenor and soprano sax, daniel rotem - tenor sax, khyion hursey - alto sax, santiago bosch - piano, meari nam - piano, zvjezdan ruzic - piano, erick del aguila - guitar. thank you guys and girls for bringing your talent and passion for music into these recording sessions! i hope there will be more chances for us to meet and to work together.
cm:how has the response been since releasing magnetic whale?
lv: it was released on july 18, 2013 and is available for digital download on itunes, amazon and cd baby . i also have physical cds which i will use for promotion of my live gigs. it is my first album and i recorded it in hopes of getting some attention from listeners, and hopefully some jazz promoters who might connect with with some gigs at jazz festivals.
cm:is there anything else you'd like to share with readers of this interview?
lv: yes, please check out my new album magnetic whale and like it, share it, or tweet about it! then i'll try to make some more interesting music in the future. and thank you for your support of my music.


text:
Pets deserve food that is tasty, nutritious, and safe. Our family is passionate about providing nutritious, wholesome, and safe food for pets. Not only has our baking facility never had a recall in over 20 years, we test every batch well beyond required testing. If all pet food were tested as extensively as ours there wouldn't be any recalls!
Oven-baking in small batches makes the most digestible and nutritious food. The kibble is crispy like a baked cookie, and the flavor and aroma are over the moon! We taste every recipe we bake!
Your dog knows it tastes great!
Read how dogs love Pinto Canyon!
See what our probiotics can do for your pet!

lowercased:
pets deserve food that is tasty, nutritious, and safe. our family is passionate about providing nutritious, wholesome, and safe food for pets. not only has our baking facility never had a recall in over 20 years, we test every batch well beyond required testing. if all pet food were tested as extensively as ours there wouldn't be any recalls!
oven-baking in small batches makes the most digestible and nutritious food. the kibble is crispy like a baked cookie, and the flavor and aroma are over the moon! we taste every recipe we bake!
your dog knows it tastes great!
read how dogs love pinto canyon!
see what our probiotics can do for your pet!


text:
In a trial case and when cross examining a witness... does all leading question requires a yes/no or true/false answer?
In Irving Younger's ideal of cross examine... he says that use only leading answers.
So when on cross examining a witness.. does leading questions are always require a yes/no or true/false answer?
No. If the other sides's lawyer is paying attention they will object that the questioner is leading the witness.
Witnesses should be instructed by the lawyer that brought them in that when a leading question be asked to make eye contact with the lawyer who brought them in for a cue whether to answer at all.
Myself, if being led I would object myself. At a minimum I would ask the questioner to rephrase the question Because the witness has the full right to perfectly understand a question and to ask for it to be explained so they understand it perfectly.
Not always, leading questions can require a complex answer, but if an attorney ask for a complex answer, he should already know the answer or the answer could be detrimental to his client / case.
Why do people enjoy smoking weed so much?

lowercased:
in a trial case and when cross examining a witness... does all leading question requires a yes/no or true/false answer?
in irving younger's ideal of cross examine... he says that use only leading answers.
so when on cross examining a witness.. does leading questions are always require a yes/no or true/false answer?
no. if the other sides's lawyer is paying attention they will object that the questioner is leading the witness.
witnesses should be instructed by the lawyer that brought them in that when a leading question be asked to make eye contact with the lawyer who brought them in for a cue whether to answer at all.
myself, if being led i would object myself. at a minimum i would ask the questioner to rephrase the question because the witness has the full right to perfectly understand a question and to ask for it to be explained so they understand it perfectly.
not always, leading questions can require a complex answer, but if an attorney ask for a complex answer, he should already know the answer or the answer could be detrimental to his client / case.
why do people enjoy smoking weed so much?


text:
Susan has a hearing impairment and wears hearing aids in both ears. The hearing aids amplify sounds, especially those with higher frequencies which affect her ability to pick up certain speech and environmental sounds.
Susan wakes up to an alarm clock that has a vibrating pad under her pillow as she cannot hear an ordinary alarm without her hearing aids in place. She also has a flashing light that alerts her to the fact that someone is ringing the doorbell or landline phone ringing or the smoke alarm has gone off. Thankfully the light flashes in a different way depending on the device that has been activated!
Susan has read about a new system that uses QR codes or RFID tags on her front door sending a message to her smartphone. The downside of the system is that it requires visitors to use their smartphone rather than pressing the doorbell but on the other hand it would allow people to communicate with her when they are at her door, even if she was not at home!
While eating breakfast, Susan turns on the television with the subtitles switched on to check the morning news. She also looks at the news on her tablet computer but can only read the brief summaries because not all the video clips have captions. She can’t follow the radio news in the car on the way to work and feels left out when friends tell her about interesting programs and she has not been able to find transcripts.
Even with her hearing aids, Susan can’t hear very quiet and higher frequency sounds, so she sometimes misses the sounds of nature like birds singing and the rustle of the wind in the leaves. She finds it very difficult to hear in noisy restaurants and pubs, and therefore tends to avoid such situations; her hearing aids amplify the background noise so much she has to turn the gain down and so cannot hear a person who wants to talk to her.
At work, Susan uses a text relay service for making business phone calls, although she prefers to text or e-mail using her smartphone. When face to face with people at work in a quiet place she can understand the conversation quite well. She usually relies on her hearing aids and lip-reading, but she sometimes tries to use speech recognition on her smartphone recording what people are saying to her and reading the text output. However, in larger meetings it can be difficult to quickly identify who is talking and Susan often misses parts of the discussion especially when she can’t see the person’s face and mouth. In these situations a remote captioning system can be useful where the other person’s speech is captures via a microphone, sent across the internet to a transcriber who converts the speech to text (by typing or by speaking the words into a speech recognition system), which is then sent back to Susan’s tablet with a few seconds’ delay.
In an important one to one conversation where she must check all that is being said carefully, Susan can also use a keyboard with a second screen for people to type messages to her. Her own speech is very intelligible, so she only types back when talking to another hearing-impaired person.
At the end of the day, Susan enjoys going to the cinema to watch films, but finds it frustrating that she needs to choose from the few dates and times when captions are shown. She has heard of a new app that shows captions on her mobile phone during the film. Hopefully, the cinema will get the necessary equipment soon. Even better would be glasses showing captions, because reading the text on a smartphone while watching a film is not very engaging or relaxing.
Can you think of any other technological challenges that Susan might face in daily life?

lowercased:
susan has a hearing impairment and wears hearing aids in both ears. the hearing aids amplify sounds, especially those with higher frequencies which affect her ability to pick up certain speech and environmental sounds.
susan wakes up to an alarm clock that has a vibrating pad under her pillow as she cannot hear an ordinary alarm without her hearing aids in place. she also has a flashing light that alerts her to the fact that someone is ringing the doorbell or landline phone ringing or the smoke alarm has gone off. thankfully the light flashes in a different way depending on the device that has been activated!
susan has read about a new system that uses qr codes or rfid tags on her front door sending a message to her smartphone. the downside of the system is that it requires visitors to use their smartphone rather than pressing the doorbell but on the other hand it would allow people to communicate with her when they are at her door, even if she was not at home!
while eating breakfast, susan turns on the television with the subtitles switched on to check the morning news. she also looks at the news on her tablet computer but can only read the brief summaries because not all the video clips have captions. she can’t follow the radio news in the car on the way to work and feels left out when friends tell her about interesting programs and she has not been able to find transcripts.
even with her hearing aids, susan can’t hear very quiet and higher frequency sounds, so she sometimes misses the sounds of nature like birds singing and the rustle of the wind in the leaves. she finds it very difficult to hear in noisy restaurants and pubs, and therefore tends to avoid such situations; her hearing aids amplify the background noise so much she has to turn the gain down and so cannot hear a person who wants to talk to her.
at work, susan uses a text relay service for making business phone calls, although she prefers to text or e-mail using her smartphone. when face to face with people at work in a quiet place she can understand the conversation quite well. she usually relies on her hearing aids and lip-reading, but she sometimes tries to use speech recognition on her smartphone recording what people are saying to her and reading the text output. however, in larger meetings it can be difficult to quickly identify who is talking and susan often misses parts of the discussion especially when she can’t see the person’s face and mouth. in these situations a remote captioning system can be useful where the other person’s speech is captures via a microphone, sent across the internet to a transcriber who converts the speech to text (by typing or by speaking the words into a speech recognition system), which is then sent back to susan’s tablet with a few seconds’ delay.
in an important one to one conversation where she must check all that is being said carefully, susan can also use a keyboard with a second screen for people to type messages to her. her own speech is very intelligible, so she only types back when talking to another hearing-impaired person.
at the end of the day, susan enjoys going to the cinema to watch films, but finds it frustrating that she needs to choose from the few dates and times when captions are shown. she has heard of a new app that shows captions on her mobile phone during the film. hopefully, the cinema will get the necessary equipment soon. even better would be glasses showing captions, because reading the text on a smartphone while watching a film is not very engaging or relaxing.
can you think of any other technological challenges that susan might face in daily life?


text:
The only program of its kind in the United States, UCLA Law’s Critical Race Studies program is the premier institutional setting for the study of the intersection between race and the law. Anchored by renowned scholars, this multi-faceted program integrates theory and practice to train a new generation of academics and advocates.
The Native Nations Law & Policy Center is a national resource for the support of Native Nations. The Center harnesses UCLA’s formidable academic resources and knowledge of tribal leaders to address important public policy issues.

lowercased:
the only program of its kind in the united states, ucla law’s critical race studies program is the premier institutional setting for the study of the intersection between race and the law. anchored by renowned scholars, this multi-faceted program integrates theory and practice to train a new generation of academics and advocates.
the native nations law & policy center is a national resource for the support of native nations. the center harnesses ucla’s formidable academic resources and knowledge of tribal leaders to address important public policy issues.


text:
Candid Wedding Photography is by definition an unplanned, unobtrusive type of photography which captures best the most important moments on your wedding day. Candid photography is asked for when someone doesn't require only your typical classic and traditional photography.
Capturing the decisive moment in everyday life as well as wedding moments is crucial in candid style photography. It is the art of making people relaxed and at ease around the camera, it requires, from the photographer, blending in at parties and being close to invisible.
A wedding photojournalist is a photographer who captures the photos spontaneously to emphasize the moments of a wedding and the emotions of people. A great wedding photojournalist presents the story of the day through photos.
There is no need to go through checklists of poses, no abrupt stop from celebration just to take a photo. The photojournalist's job is to record what happens without direct posing or lighting setup. Wedding photojournalists' goal is to be as unobtrusive as possible while capturing the event with little or no interference.

lowercased:
candid wedding photography is by definition an unplanned, unobtrusive type of photography which captures best the most important moments on your wedding day. candid photography is asked for when someone doesn't require only your typical classic and traditional photography.
capturing the decisive moment in everyday life as well as wedding moments is crucial in candid style photography. it is the art of making people relaxed and at ease around the camera, it requires, from the photographer, blending in at parties and being close to invisible.
a wedding photojournalist is a photographer who captures the photos spontaneously to emphasize the moments of a wedding and the emotions of people. a great wedding photojournalist presents the story of the day through photos.
there is no need to go through checklists of poses, no abrupt stop from celebration just to take a photo. the photojournalist's job is to record what happens without direct posing or lighting setup. wedding photojournalists' goal is to be as unobtrusive as possible while capturing the event with little or no interference.


text: 1994 2000 F650 Wiring Diagram. (by Flash #412) Q: My Voltage Regulator gets really HOT. What can I do about it.? ... The Electrical Diagram is not clear?

lowercased: 1994 2000 f650 wiring diagram. (by flash #412) q: my voltage regulator gets really hot. what can i do about it.? ... the electrical diagram is not clear?


text:
Photo Price: R50 / digital photo.
1. Click HERE to view the photos on my ordering website.
3. Once we receive your email with numbers and proof of payment, we will email you your High Resolution photos.
4. These photos will be without the WATERMARK and ready for you to make your own prints.

lowercased:
photo price: r50 / digital photo.
1. click here to view the photos on my ordering website.
3. once we receive your email with numbers and proof of payment, we will email you your high resolution photos.
4. these photos will be without the watermark and ready for you to make your own prints.


text:
Categories: Cards | Tags: Card making, Cards, color challenge, Gina K designs, Happy Birthday, rubber stamps, stamping, Stamping Up | Permalink.
This is a beautiful card and I love the color combo you used too!
Nancy, this is so pretty. Love this combination of colors, but I brown is not one of my go to colors. But, I’m going to give it a try.
Love your pretty card and all the great details. This is one of my favorite color combinations too.
Nancy, I love the lighter shades of pink and brown that you used. They are not colors that I used often, but you have opened my eyes.
BEAUTIFUL card, love all of that glorious texture and the design, great way to split the card up. PRETTY!
I LOVE this!! I love pink and brown together and you’ve combines just the perfect amount of SWEET! Those EFs offer just the right amount of texture!
Nancy you did an amazing job with this color combo and with your embellishments and embellished folders you have brought so much depth and interest to the card!! Fabulous my friend!! Drove up to Seattle with Linda and then my husband picked me up..we are here for granddaughter to play at a VB camp! Our weather is in the 90’s, supposed to be 96 at home today!! Feels like Florida!!
I am loving all of the texture on this card. Your colors are lovely as is your design. Very sweet card!

lowercased:
categories: cards | tags: card making, cards, color challenge, gina k designs, happy birthday, rubber stamps, stamping, stamping up | permalink.
this is a beautiful card and i love the color combo you used too!
nancy, this is so pretty. love this combination of colors, but i brown is not one of my go to colors. but, i’m going to give it a try.
love your pretty card and all the great details. this is one of my favorite color combinations too.
nancy, i love the lighter shades of pink and brown that you used. they are not colors that i used often, but you have opened my eyes.
beautiful card, love all of that glorious texture and the design, great way to split the card up. pretty!
i love this!! i love pink and brown together and you’ve combines just the perfect amount of sweet! those efs offer just the right amount of texture!
nancy you did an amazing job with this color combo and with your embellishments and embellished folders you have brought so much depth and interest to the card!! fabulous my friend!! drove up to seattle with linda and then my husband picked me up..we are here for granddaughter to play at a vb camp! our weather is in the 90’s, supposed to be 96 at home today!! feels like florida!!
i am loving all of the texture on this card. your colors are lovely as is your design. very sweet card!


text: Another day at massage. Perform as Ivan and revel in everyday life of your work. Deal with your clients in addition to yourown girlfriend, your team members and, of course. Select on the right answers, search for hints and hotspots.

lowercased: another day at massage. perform as ivan and revel in everyday life of your work. deal with your clients in addition to yourown girlfriend, your team members and, of course. select on the right answers, search for hints and hotspots.


text:
Quality selection of relevant PHP scripts grouped by category..
Get this nice bundle of PHp Scripts to use for your website or to sell for any price you wish. These are great scripts and can be sold all together or seperately. You can even iifer them free to your site visitors.The Bundle Includes:Ad TrackerAffiliate MasterAuction ScriptAutoResponderBanditoBanner XChangeBanner BuddyClickbank Scripts 1 & 2CodemailDoorwaysEmailproFreeserveHostingMultihostPass O MaticPHP CatchPicture PostPopup ExchangeEPostcardsProFormaPrytrackerSever InfoShopping CartWebsite FirewallWebsite ArrivalSite ShieldSpam CruncherSpeed CheckerStealth CloakerTGP ScriptsTraffic PHPAll for only $19.
SourceGuardian 4.0 for PHP is the ultimate protection solution for your PHP scripts. Main feature list: + Full Bytecode Encryption - protect your files by removing the original PHP Source Code + Fully encode and deploy for PHP5 (and PHP4) + Choice of Windows/Linux/Mac OS X encoding clients + Command line encoder available now + Encrypt to domain name + Encrypt to IP + License generator for encoded scripts + Easy to use Wizard interface and Advanced mode in GUI + Automatic backup of source files + Deployment options + Lock to domain names, IP addresses or LAN hardware + Timeout your scripts at specific dates or days in the future + Encoded files run under Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, Mac OS X + Require no changes to the standard web server installation + Free minor updates + Technical support SourceGuardian 4.
Encrypt (encode) PHP scripts easily and quickly. Use it for encrypting your scripts for distribution, or protecting sensitive information such as MySQL username/password. Encoded scripts work with PHP Linux/Unix and Windows servers. Encoder runs on Windows systems. No additional software required on the PHP server. Works with any version of PHP 4.0 onwards, including safe mode. Scripts can also be obfuscated for additional protection. Optionally compress your scripts to save disc space, lock to IP addresses, lock to domains or set expiry date..
An organized directory listing of php scripts. Submit your script resource for free..
At PHPJunkYard you can download free PHP scripts such as click counter, reciprocal links manager, guestbook, message board and more. You will also find links to various PHP resources..
'Counter of Visitors-7' is PHP scripts for show counter in text or graphic format. Scripts have filter for robots and use text file for store value of counter. The 'read me' file has detailed instructions for installation, so this can use even beginner web master. Free download of our software products and additions.Anti-Virus Utility: Anti Autorun-7.Graphic tool: Button Maker-7, Web Grapic Maker-7.Freeware fonts: Didital-7, Chess-7. Freeware screen savers: Photo Clock-7, Theme Clock-7, Roman Clock-VII, Office Clock-7, Square Clock-7, Flying balls-7, Digital Clock-7, Analog Clock-7, Playing Chess-7.
pic-o-week is collection of php scripts that allows you to add "picture of the week" function to your Web site. It includes a simple admin interface that lets you upload pictures to your server, and display thumbnail of the pictures at the scheduled week..
Learn how to build user-aware PHP scripts that can remember your user's personal settings on your website. Also a good introduction to cookies..
Protect your PHP Scripts using the most efficient method: HTTP Authorization, as implemented in PHP. Using this tutorial, you'll learn how easy it is..
Connecting to a database requires that passwords be included in the script at some point. This information may be exposed if you do not wrap your PHP scripts. Protecting your scripts from prying eyes is called "wrapping." When you wrap a script, it is called by another script that hides your script and performs a number of security checks to ensure only authorized use is made of it. This article covers how to use a script wrapper..
Snowtech is introducing a comprehensive range of PHP scripts and modules. Scripts being introduced include an Online Accommodation Booking System, Snow and Weather reporting system, A remote server monitor, a comprehensive stand alone affiliate script and a range of modules designed for the osCommerce shopping cart, with an emphasis on modules designed for Australian Merchants..
Designed to suit webmasters needs at a cost that will not break the budget. We specialize in "off the shelf" PHP scripts and custom php programing, support, and installation..
AndrewKimball.com offers a collection of PHP scripts. Currently available scripts include StatZ, a web traffic and analysis script, and ImageZ, a random image selector..
Free WAP, WML, xHTML php scripts archive!!! Chat, forum, grabber, spammer, guestbook, services, tool, wap ftp, statistics, games, search, news, datind, wap portal, sms, downloads centre top sites scripts!!! Free Mysql wap php scripts!.
A collection of practical and useful PHP scripts which impose minimum requirements to hosting systems. Currently it contains a gallery, chat, blog and snippets collection scripts..
Protect your PHP scripts from being pirated. Convert your PHP scripts to unreadable but still executable form. * Complete PHP4 and PHP5 support * 100% secure bytecode protection * Works at Windows and Linux * Optional domain lock * Optional time expiration * Easy to use Wizard interface.
updated files on the internet.

lowercased:
quality selection of relevant php scripts grouped by category..
get this nice bundle of php scripts to use for your website or to sell for any price you wish. these are great scripts and can be sold all together or seperately. you can even iifer them free to your site visitors.the bundle includes:ad trackeraffiliate masterauction scriptautoresponderbanditobanner xchangebanner buddyclickbank scripts 1 & 2codemaildoorwaysemailprofreeservehostingmultihostpass o maticphp catchpicture postpopup exchangeepostcardsproformaprytrackersever infoshopping cartwebsite firewallwebsite arrivalsite shieldspam cruncherspeed checkerstealth cloakertgp scriptstraffic phpall for only $19.
sourceguardian 4.0 for php is the ultimate protection solution for your php scripts. main feature list: + full bytecode encryption - protect your files by removing the original php source code + fully encode and deploy for php5 (and php4) + choice of windows/linux/mac os x encoding clients + command line encoder available now + encrypt to domain name + encrypt to ip + license generator for encoded scripts + easy to use wizard interface and advanced mode in gui + automatic backup of source files + deployment options + lock to domain names, ip addresses or lan hardware + timeout your scripts at specific dates or days in the future + encoded files run under linux, freebsd, windows, mac os x + require no changes to the standard web server installation + free minor updates + technical support sourceguardian 4.
encrypt (encode) php scripts easily and quickly. use it for encrypting your scripts for distribution, or protecting sensitive information such as mysql username/password. encoded scripts work with php linux/unix and windows servers. encoder runs on windows systems. no additional software required on the php server. works with any version of php 4.0 onwards, including safe mode. scripts can also be obfuscated for additional protection. optionally compress your scripts to save disc space, lock to ip addresses, lock to domains or set expiry date..
an organized directory listing of php scripts. submit your script resource for free..
at phpjunkyard you can download free php scripts such as click counter, reciprocal links manager, guestbook, message board and more. you will also find links to various php resources..
'counter of visitors-7' is php scripts for show counter in text or graphic format. scripts have filter for robots and use text file for store value of counter. the 'read me' file has detailed instructions for installation, so this can use even beginner web master. free download of our software products and additions.anti-virus utility: anti autorun-7.graphic tool: button maker-7, web grapic maker-7.freeware fonts: didital-7, chess-7. freeware screen savers: photo clock-7, theme clock-7, roman clock-vii, office clock-7, square clock-7, flying balls-7, digital clock-7, analog clock-7, playing chess-7.
pic-o-week is collection of php scripts that allows you to add "picture of the week" function to your web site. it includes a simple admin interface that lets you upload pictures to your server, and display thumbnail of the pictures at the scheduled week..
learn how to build user-aware php scripts that can remember your user's personal settings on your website. also a good introduction to cookies..
protect your php scripts using the most efficient method: http authorization, as implemented in php. using this tutorial, you'll learn how easy it is..
connecting to a database requires that passwords be included in the script at some point. this information may be exposed if you do not wrap your php scripts. protecting your scripts from prying eyes is called "wrapping." when you wrap a script, it is called by another script that hides your script and performs a number of security checks to ensure only authorized use is made of it. this article covers how to use a script wrapper..
snowtech is introducing a comprehensive range of php scripts and modules. scripts being introduced include an online accommodation booking system, snow and weather reporting system, a remote server monitor, a comprehensive stand alone affiliate script and a range of modules designed for the oscommerce shopping cart, with an emphasis on modules designed for australian merchants..
designed to suit webmasters needs at a cost that will not break the budget. we specialize in "off the shelf" php scripts and custom php programing, support, and installation..
andrewkimball.com offers a collection of php scripts. currently available scripts include statz, a web traffic and analysis script, and imagez, a random image selector..
free wap, wml, xhtml php scripts archive!!! chat, forum, grabber, spammer, guestbook, services, tool, wap ftp, statistics, games, search, news, datind, wap portal, sms, downloads centre top sites scripts!!! free mysql wap php scripts!.
a collection of practical and useful php scripts which impose minimum requirements to hosting systems. currently it contains a gallery, chat, blog and snippets collection scripts..
protect your php scripts from being pirated. convert your php scripts to unreadable but still executable form. * complete php4 and php5 support * 100% secure bytecode protection * works at windows and linux * optional domain lock * optional time expiration * easy to use wizard interface.
updated files on the internet.


coloring pages pizza pizza coloring pages best coloring book pizza toppings colouring pages coloring coloring pages pizza coloring pages pizza toppings.
here we are discover coloring pages pizza pizza coloring pages best coloring book pizza toppings colouring pages coloring coloring pages pizza coloring pages pizza toppings for an ideas was engage in child activities. coloring is attractive and in a cheerful mood, also as well as proficient training activities in where regard. it has always been a joy to discover things where start with that so simply from the more complicated letters or tricks. the most recognizable thing for instance the cartoon character, or in the movie, may also be an interesting tom but not included in either.
to more complex levels is part of the teenager or more. here in theme coloring pages pizza is one where you can choose and you try to finish. start with a base color or a higher level by playing gradations or color discs. anything becoming practicable if you start to try it now. good luck hope this be fun for you or maybe you can show it to friends or teacher or also parents.
coloring pages pizza toppings p is for page twisty noodle preschool dltk,coloring pages pizza pictures of pdf toppings preschool,coloring pages pizza toppings pdf dltk,coloring pages pizza toppings preschool holding a for kids dltk,pizza coloring pages picture color page dltk toppings preschool,pizza coloring pages preschool book also pdf toppings,pizza coloring pages preschool pdf nightmare dltk,dltk coloring pages pizza pdf click to see printable version of smurf is toppings,free emoji coloring pages images the movie pizza page toppings dltk pdf,pizza coloring pages preschool pdf for large size of with wallpaper toppings.


text:
Albawings Flight 2B912 connects London, United Kingdom to Tirana, Albania, taking off from London Stansted Airport STN and landing at Tirana International Airport TIA.
The flight distance is 1879 km / 1167 miles and the average flight speed is 626 km/h / 389 mph. In the last 30 days, the average delay of the flight was 0 minutes and the flight was on-time 100% of the times. The average flight time is 3 hours.
This Albawings flight can also be referenced as AWT912, 2B0912, 2B 912, AWT 912.
2B912 Flight Delay Compensation up to 600€!
There was a total of 1 flights connecting London to Tirana, operated by 1 different airlines in the past. At this time there is a total 0 flights connecting London to Tirana, operated by 0 different airlines.

lowercased:
albawings flight 2b912 connects london, united kingdom to tirana, albania, taking off from london stansted airport stn and landing at tirana international airport tia.
the flight distance is 1879 km / 1167 miles and the average flight speed is 626 km/h / 389 mph. in the last 30 days, the average delay of the flight was 0 minutes and the flight was on-time 100% of the times. the average flight time is 3 hours.
this albawings flight can also be referenced as awt912, 2b0912, 2b 912, awt 912.
2b912 flight delay compensation up to 600€!
there was a total of 1 flights connecting london to tirana, operated by 1 different airlines in the past. at this time there is a total 0 flights connecting london to tirana, operated by 0 different airlines.


text:
Episcopalians understand that our worship together shapes who we are and how we live. It's that important.
Most of us come together at least weekly to share in "the breaking of bread and the prayers" (Holy Eucharist) as did the early Church. Our worship proclaims the mystery of a loving God, honors the beauty and dignity of being human, and shapes us for our service in the world as followers of the Way of Jesus. All those who are hungry for God are welcome at the Table.
We include children in our worship believing that whether or not they understand the words, they too are formed by the "gather-transform-send" shape of our corporate worship: word and table—listening, blessing, breaking, sharing.
Check for times and directions, and continue reading below if you'd like to learn more.
The foundational texts for Sunday worship are the Holy Bible, the current revision (1979) of the Book of Common Prayer, and the Hymnal 1982. We are a liturgical church, that is our worship pattern is ordered (by our Book of Common Prayer) drawing on our rich heritage in the ancient traditions. Here's an article that introduces some of the appeal of liturgical worship to those who may be unfamiliar with it. Here's another one.
And this piece describes some of the reasons we sing together, and sing chants and hymns both old and new. And here's one about the importance of imagination in liturgy.
At St. Mark's we draw liberally on texts and hymnals for the Episcopal Church (e.g., the Enriching our Worship series, the Book of Occasional Services, Lift Every Voice and Sing II; Wonder, Love, and Praise; Voices Found; My Heart Sings Out) and from texts and hymnals of other Anglican traditions (e.g. A New Zealand Prayer Book, Book of Alternative Services (Canada), and sometimes from other Christian traditions (e.g. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America; United Church of Canada; United Church of Christ; United Methodist Church, etc.).
We use the authorized expansive language texts to broaden our image of God, because The Episcopal Church understands that "praying shapes believing" (lex orandi, lex credendi). Thus, if we pray using exclusively masculine imagery and pronouns for God, we begin to perceive that God is a man—and if God is a man, then "men become gods." We use the St. Helena Psalter and Psalter for the Christian People.
We use other texts as approved by our bishop, The Right Reverend Gretchen Rehberg.
Here's a commentary on liturgical worship to get you thinking about worship. And here's a piece about worship styles that we DON'T employ—and why. And for those interested in conversations occurring in the larger church, here's a piece on proposed revision of the current (1979) Book of Common Prayer (BCP) and what it might say about how we worship. And yet another about how the BCP can be seen to have an evangelical bent.
We're in Lent, a season in which we focus on our personal habits and practices (our "Rule of Life") and on our expression of our Christian discipleship. How do our habits and practices define us? How are they expressions of our knowledge that we are beloved by God? How do they reflect our gratitude for God's presence in our lives? How do they show our love for neighbor?
Our framework for our way of life is articulated in our baptismal covenant, and since the Great Vigil of Easter is an opportunity for baptism and for renewal of vows, Lent is an apt time to explore those promises.
Our next liturgical season is Easter—Fifty Days in which we celebrate new life in Christ's resurrection—the conquering of sin and death.
Check the calendar frequently to see what liturgical celebrations and worship opportunities are coming up. We offer special liturgies for many occasions in the life of the Church and in the life of the wider world. Notably, we include the following beginning with Ash Wednesday, which is coming soon. Check the calendar for more specifics as the days approach.
Lent: This season of return began on Ash Wednesday (March 6). Check the calendar for special liturgies throughout Lent—we continue the Daily Office of morning prayer (at the church and via Zoom). Details in the calendar listings.
The Easter Season: This celebratory season begins with the services of the Great Vigil (the liturgical highlight of the year) and Easter Day and continues through The Great Fifty Days, concluding with the Day of Pentecost. Check the calendar for times and details.
Feast Day Gospel Music Masses: On some of the great feasts of the church our mass (Holy Eucharist) draws its music from the wealth of American Roots music and music in the tradition of the African-American and Gospel churches. Our pickup Gospel Choir and Musicians are led by Melissa Parkhurst, ethnonomusicologist. We celebrated a Gospel Music Masses during All Saints'/All Souls' worship on November 4; our next offering will be on the Day of Pentecost, May 20, 2019.
Advent: The church year begins in Advent. As the season approaches, check the calendar for St. Mark's offerings.
A meditative service on Christmas Day, focusing on the "Christ-mystery" (John 1) rather than the historical events in the Holy Land.
All except "Blue Christmas" offer Holy Eucharist, and the two Christmas Eve services include a short carol-sing beforehand.
Monthly from October through May, on the second Sunday, we offer a Taizé-style service: a candlelit, reflective flow of short meditations, silence, and simple chants in the Taizé tradition (30 min).

lowercased:
episcopalians understand that our worship together shapes who we are and how we live. it's that important.
most of us come together at least weekly to share in "the breaking of bread and the prayers" (holy eucharist) as did the early church. our worship proclaims the mystery of a loving god, honors the beauty and dignity of being human, and shapes us for our service in the world as followers of the way of jesus. all those who are hungry for god are welcome at the table.
we include children in our worship believing that whether or not they understand the words, they too are formed by the "gather-transform-send" shape of our corporate worship: word and table—listening, blessing, breaking, sharing.
check for times and directions, and continue reading below if you'd like to learn more.
the foundational texts for sunday worship are the holy bible, the current revision (1979) of the book of common prayer, and the hymnal 1982. we are a liturgical church, that is our worship pattern is ordered (by our book of common prayer) drawing on our rich heritage in the ancient traditions. here's an article that introduces some of the appeal of liturgical worship to those who may be unfamiliar with it. here's another one.
and this piece describes some of the reasons we sing together, and sing chants and hymns both old and new. and here's one about the importance of imagination in liturgy.
at st. mark's we draw liberally on texts and hymnals for the episcopal church (e.g., the enriching our worship series, the book of occasional services, lift every voice and sing ii; wonder, love, and praise; voices found; my heart sings out) and from texts and hymnals of other anglican traditions (e.g. a new zealand prayer book, book of alternative services (canada), and sometimes from other christian traditions (e.g. evangelical lutheran church in america; united church of canada; united church of christ; united methodist church, etc.).
we use the authorized expansive language texts to broaden our image of god, because the episcopal church understands that "praying shapes believing" (lex orandi, lex credendi). thus, if we pray using exclusively masculine imagery and pronouns for god, we begin to perceive that god is a man—and if god is a man, then "men become gods." we use the st. helena psalter and psalter for the christian people.
we use other texts as approved by our bishop, the right reverend gretchen rehberg.
here's a commentary on liturgical worship to get you thinking about worship. and here's a piece about worship styles that we don't employ—and why. and for those interested in conversations occurring in the larger church, here's a piece on proposed revision of the current (1979) book of common prayer (bcp) and what it might say about how we worship. and yet another about how the bcp can be seen to have an evangelical bent.
we're in lent, a season in which we focus on our personal habits and practices (our "rule of life") and on our expression of our christian discipleship. how do our habits and practices define us? how are they expressions of our knowledge that we are beloved by god? how do they reflect our gratitude for god's presence in our lives? how do they show our love for neighbor?
our framework for our way of life is articulated in our baptismal covenant, and since the great vigil of easter is an opportunity for baptism and for renewal of vows, lent is an apt time to explore those promises.
our next liturgical season is easter—fifty days in which we celebrate new life in christ's resurrection—the conquering of sin and death.
check the calendar frequently to see what liturgical celebrations and worship opportunities are coming up. we offer special liturgies for many occasions in the life of the church and in the life of the wider world. notably, we include the following beginning with ash wednesday, which is coming soon. check the calendar for more specifics as the days approach.
lent: this season of return began on ash wednesday (march 6). check the calendar for special liturgies throughout lent—we continue the daily office of morning prayer (at the church and via zoom). details in the calendar listings.
the easter season: this celebratory season begins with the services of the great vigil (the liturgical highlight of the year) and easter day and continues through the great fifty days, concluding with the day of pentecost. check the calendar for times and details.
feast day gospel music masses: on some of the great feasts of the church our mass (holy eucharist) draws its music from the wealth of american roots music and music in the tradition of the african-american and gospel churches. our pickup gospel choir and musicians are led by melissa parkhurst, ethnonomusicologist. we celebrated a gospel music masses during all saints'/all souls' worship on november 4; our next offering will be on the day of pentecost, may 20, 2019.
advent: the church year begins in advent. as the season approaches, check the calendar for st. mark's offerings.
a meditative service on christmas day, focusing on the "christ-mystery" (john 1) rather than the historical events in the holy land.
all except "blue christmas" offer holy eucharist, and the two christmas eve services include a short carol-sing beforehand.
monthly from october through may, on the second sunday, we offer a taizé-style service: a candlelit, reflective flow of short meditations, silence, and simple chants in the taizé tradition (30 min).


text:
Following the rebate programs for energy-efficient car purchases and for solar energy projects, states are now offering rebates for energy- efficient appliance purchases.
According to an article in Sunday’s Hartford Courant, $3.4 million dollars will be distributed during the Connecticut program, which began yesterday and continues through April 30. It is part of a national $296 million stimulus program administered by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Rebates, ranging from $50 to $500, are available for specific Energy Star appliances. The list of qualified appliances includes refrigerators, clothes washers, and freezers.
When discussing the program with my parents, who bought a new washer and dryer two or three years ago, they said they wished they waited to make those purchases.
I’m sure many other homeowners in Connecticut feel the same way.
There a few restrictions to this program. Appliances must replace existing models to qualify. Also, appliances purchased before yesterday are ineligible.
I just have one more question: Why is this program temporary? I feel that it would have a greater impact if it lasted for a longer period of time.
The article says that it is unknown whether these funds will be replenished. Why isn’t this a certainty? I don’t understand why more money hasn’t been invested in this program, especially since environmental issues are at the top of Obama’s agenda, but it seems like this is a trial period for the program.
The program has an interesting concept, but there are a lot of questions I have left unanswered.
If you are interested in the program, go to www. ct.gov/opm/appliance rebate for more i nformation and rebate forms. If you need a form mailed, call 1-877-947-3873.
Connecticut, the richest state in the country, is not widely recognized for its environmental efforts.
That will hopefully change soon.
The city of New Britain became the first school district in the state to make its bus fleet green by purchasing a hybrid school bus in April.
According to a recent story in the Hartford Courant supplement, “I-Towns” , the bus uses up to 65 percent less diesel fuel than a typical school bus. The bus gets its power from an outlet at the high school and its battery recharges through the solar panel array on the roof.
New Britain’s purchase of the hybrid bus is directly in line with President Obama’s environmental agenda, which urges the use of alternative energy sources. According to the website, childrentoday. com, school buses are potentially dangerous and harmful to school children because the diesiel exhaust comprises various cancer-causing agents.
Saving the environment comes at a cost. Although hybrid school buses are more environmentally friendly, they are also more costly than regular school buses. The grant used to purchase the bus was acquired through the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s Clean Fuel program and cost $105,600. That’s a lot of money for one school bus, but surely the richest state in the union can handle the cost, right?
Since the economy is very unstable right now, some feel that this wasn’t a sound investment. Personally, I have seen the benefits of green technology and I think New Britain made a wise purchase, but only time will tell. I think other school districts in the state should follow New Britain’s lead.
Although global warming has been high on Obama’s presidential agenda, his administration hasn’t endorsed the climate and energy change proposal sponsored by the Democrats yet.
According to a recent New York Times story, the 348 page proposal was unveiled last month and is in the process of being reviewed. If accepted, the measure could potentially create jobs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The House measure would require large changes in the way the United States generates electricity, manufactures products, heats and lights its offices and homes and moves people and goods.
One central provision of the proposal is a cap-and-trade program that will limit greenhouse gases, a measure that Obama has been pushing since the beginning of his presidency. Under cap-and-trade, the government sets an overall limit on emissions while allowing companies to trade allowances to pollute.
Many House Democrats have rejected the proposal, finding that it will cause job losses rather than creating new jobs. They also feel that the bill will result in higher energy costs.
According to the New York Times, the draft is slightly flawed because it doesn’t address two key issues. For one thing, it doesn’t say how many of the allowances the government will give away, if any, and how many it will auction. The legislation also fails to mention what will be done with the profits from the auctions, which Obama estimates to be worth at least $65 billion a year.

lowercased:
following the rebate programs for energy-efficient car purchases and for solar energy projects, states are now offering rebates for energy- efficient appliance purchases.
according to an article in sunday’s hartford courant, $3.4 million dollars will be distributed during the connecticut program, which began yesterday and continues through april 30. it is part of a national $296 million stimulus program administered by the u.s. department of energy.
rebates, ranging from $50 to $500, are available for specific energy star appliances. the list of qualified appliances includes refrigerators, clothes washers, and freezers.
when discussing the program with my parents, who bought a new washer and dryer two or three years ago, they said they wished they waited to make those purchases.
i’m sure many other homeowners in connecticut feel the same way.
there a few restrictions to this program. appliances must replace existing models to qualify. also, appliances purchased before yesterday are ineligible.
i just have one more question: why is this program temporary? i feel that it would have a greater impact if it lasted for a longer period of time.
the article says that it is unknown whether these funds will be replenished. why isn’t this a certainty? i don’t understand why more money hasn’t been invested in this program, especially since environmental issues are at the top of obama’s agenda, but it seems like this is a trial period for the program.
the program has an interesting concept, but there are a lot of questions i have left unanswered.
if you are interested in the program, go to www. ct.gov/opm/appliance rebate for more i nformation and rebate forms. if you need a form mailed, call 1-877-947-3873.
connecticut, the richest state in the country, is not widely recognized for its environmental efforts.
that will hopefully change soon.
the city of new britain became the first school district in the state to make its bus fleet green by purchasing a hybrid school bus in april.
according to a recent story in the hartford courant supplement, “i-towns” , the bus uses up to 65 percent less diesel fuel than a typical school bus. the bus gets its power from an outlet at the high school and its battery recharges through the solar panel array on the roof.
new britain’s purchase of the hybrid bus is directly in line with president obama’s environmental agenda, which urges the use of alternative energy sources. according to the website, childrentoday. com, school buses are potentially dangerous and harmful to school children because the diesiel exhaust comprises various cancer-causing agents.
saving the environment comes at a cost. although hybrid school buses are more environmentally friendly, they are also more costly than regular school buses. the grant used to purchase the bus was acquired through the connecticut department of transportation’s clean fuel program and cost $105,600. that’s a lot of money for one school bus, but surely the richest state in the union can handle the cost, right?
since the economy is very unstable right now, some feel that this wasn’t a sound investment. personally, i have seen the benefits of green technology and i think new britain made a wise purchase, but only time will tell. i think other school districts in the state should follow new britain’s lead.
although global warming has been high on obama’s presidential agenda, his administration hasn’t endorsed the climate and energy change proposal sponsored by the democrats yet.
according to a recent new york times story, the 348 page proposal was unveiled last month and is in the process of being reviewed. if accepted, the measure could potentially create jobs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
the house measure would require large changes in the way the united states generates electricity, manufactures products, heats and lights its offices and homes and moves people and goods.
one central provision of the proposal is a cap-and-trade program that will limit greenhouse gases, a measure that obama has been pushing since the beginning of his presidency. under cap-and-trade, the government sets an overall limit on emissions while allowing companies to trade allowances to pollute.
many house democrats have rejected the proposal, finding that it will cause job losses rather than creating new jobs. they also feel that the bill will result in higher energy costs.
according to the new york times, the draft is slightly flawed because it doesn’t address two key issues. for one thing, it doesn’t say how many of the allowances the government will give away, if any, and how many it will auction. the legislation also fails to mention what will be done with the profits from the auctions, which obama estimates to be worth at least $65 billion a year.


text:
Connect your entire field service operation with our all in one solution.
We have our finger on pulse of technology. Stay posted on our increasing feature function and leverage the best in class field service software.
To better log changes to work orders, time stamps and personnel codes can be inserted into the ‘Problem Notes’ field to identify the person inputting information into the note. Keep track of who is making changes and additions and use it as a collaboration tool amongst multiple users.

lowercased:
connect your entire field service operation with our all in one solution.
we have our finger on pulse of technology. stay posted on our increasing feature function and leverage the best in class field service software.
to better log changes to work orders, time stamps and personnel codes can be inserted into the ‘problem notes’ field to identify the person inputting information into the note. keep track of who is making changes and additions and use it as a collaboration tool amongst multiple users.