text:
Boat Deck is a full service marine website design firm headquartered in Sydney, Australia. We design sites for dealers, manufacturers, charter companies and marine online stores.
At Boat Deck we use the latest programming and web design techniques to create an optimal, engaging online experience for every client via our comprehensive marine web systems, Web and Graphic Design and E-Commerce solutions.
Our team of talented and creative web designers and developers are ready to partner with you to deliver effective website solutions that helps your marine business to expand and flourish.
Each Boat Deck website comes with some amazing features to help connect you to new and current customers through multiple channels including the latest social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook.
If you need marine website but have a budget then we have the perfect solution. For $2,390 + GST you can have one of our theme websites – branded with your business colours and logos.
Using the latest technology Boat Deck can build the perfect website for your boating business. Regardless of your budget we have a solution to meet your needs with Standard Boat Deck sites, Theme websites and custom built boating websites. We cater for all boat businesses including Boat Dealers, Boat Importers, Boat Manufacturers, Boat Chartering Business and Fishing Charters.
Check out our current themes available – we are always adding more themes!
At Boat Deck we can also build a custom design solution that perfectly matches your requirements. Please contact us to book a consultation.
Boat Deck has developed our own software Listing Loader which means any boat listings added to Boat Deck will automatically be sent to the leading yacht and boating portals/websites in Australia. This means you enter them once into Boat Deck and they will appear within hours on affiliated websites.
Read More


text:
What's New in Bible+ 6.0 for iOS
10/19/2015 in: What's New?on
You might have heard that we've been working on a big update for Bible+ on iOS. The rumors are true and it's our biggest release to date. With this update we've completely redesigned the look and feel of the app so you can study the Bible better. We took a lot of your feedback into consideration and are confident this app is much easier to use and better looking than anything we've done before. But, with a new look and feel come changes. Today we want to tell you about some of the more important changes and new features in Bible+ 6.0 for iOS.
My Stuff
Remember that icon in Bible+ 5 that looked like a briefcase? Do you know what it was for? If not, you're not alone. Unfortunately, a lot of our users didn't know what it was for either. After listening to your feedback, we finally got the message that we needed to rethink that icon's functionality. In it's place we implemented a centralized menu where most of the app's features now reside. Looking for your notes, highlights or book ribbons? Now all you have to do is tap the "hamburger menu" icon at the top left. The same is true with reading plans, or anything else you're looking for. Everything is organized according to its function in the app, so you can find what you're looking for at a glance. This change alone makes Bible+ much easier to use.
Verse Navigation
In changing the look and feel of the app, we thought it was time to give the verse chooser a much needed face lift. Gone are the tan and gray boxes. Welcome a more streamlined design that is easy on the eyes. And, if you want a more colorful verse chooser (see below), you can tap the gear icon & turn on the shading effect. Another change is in how you access the verse chooser. Instead of having a separate "Go To" button cluttering the screen, you now tap on the book title or passage to bring up the verse chooser. Alternatively, you can access it from the main menu, but that makes it a two-step process. The new verse navigation helps Bible+ get out of the way so you can study without distraction.
Night Reading Mode
We know that a lot of you like to study your Bible or read a devotional before the sun comes up or late at night. That proved difficult in the Bible study app because it felt like the bright screen was blinding you when in a dimly lit room. Even lowering the brightness of the device didn't do much to help with the problem. Well, we've finally done something about that. With Bible+ 6.0 we are introducing a dark theme that is conducive to reading in low light situations. Toggling the feature only requires two taps: 1) tap the menu icon, 2) tap on the dark theme & you're done.
Saved Passages
This is a relatively minor change, but it is another that comes as a direct result of your feedback. Book ribbons and bookmarks, what's the difference between the two? Honestly, most Olive Tree employees couldn't clearly articulate the difference either. Therefore we thought it was time to change the terminology to better reflect what each does. Book ribbons remain unchanged, and should be used like you use the book ribbon in your Bible. You use it to mark your place in a book or Bible for future reading. Book ribbons are meant to serve as temporary placeholders.
Bookmarks, on the other hand, are now called "Saved Passages." Saved passages are better used as long term markers for verses you would like to navigate to again in the future. This change in terminology better reflects how the feature is to meant to be used in the app. You'll see this change in two places. First, when you tap on a verse to save a passage, the popup menu now says "Save" instead of "Bookmark." And the main menu says "Saved Passages" instead of "Bookmarks."
Changing Font Size
Changing the font size was another feature that got a minor update. Again, thanks to your feedback and expressing the confusion of not knowing whether to tap the briefcase or the "A with the gear," we made this change with you in mind. Now all you have to do is tap the new menu icon and then increase or decrease the font size. No more having to remember where the setting is. And, if you need to change more settings, those are now found near the bottom of the menu.
Leave Your Feedback
If you enjoy what we've done with the Bible+ 6.0 update please do a couple things for us: 1) rate and/or review the app in the App Store, and 2) share the app with your friends. Those 4 & 5 star ratings help us have greater visibility in the App Store, and word of mouth is the best form of advertising. Thanks for your years of support, it means a lot! We wouldn't be here without you & we did this update for you!
Note: Bible+ 6.0 will only work on iOS 8 or later.
Update (10/28/2015)
Click here to get answers to some of the more frequently asked questions concerning the new app.
82 Comments
sure wish we had the search results back in a split or main window, for better navigation, less result clipping, etc…
Still love the product. Keep up the great work.
Looks very good, can't wait to try it on my iPad.
Looks good on my iPad as well.
But I would like the option to change the background color, especially when I am reading a Bible on the left (primary) and a commentary on the right (secondary). The secondary pane has a darker background, which for me is a little harder to read.
Hi Guys,
Really amazing layout and new font is very good. But i need know… will be released a version to universal windows 10 apps? To desktop and Lumia phones?
The copy verse feature is a bit off. Too many line spaces at in the NASB Strongs version example below
Psalms 116:2
2 Because He has inclined His ear to me,
Therefore I shall call upon Him as long as I live.
I copy many verses to Evernote and this is a real problem. Seems to happen to different bibles and cannot be resolved with changing fonts. I am not upgrading one of my iPad till this is resolved.
I agree 100%. While OliveTree continues to rule the bible software area a on iOS, there are some kinks. Wish the line spacing non-existent. Makes copy and paste fustrating especially when pasted to a document with bullet points.
Not sure if you know but on AppStore it's a bit hard to find- even looking for bible+ returns two others first…
Split view support for the iPad please!
We plan on it. But it is going to be delayed for a bit.
I thought I was using split view just this morning in the old version. So I shouldn't upgrade?
He is referring to the new iOS 9 multitasking feature using a split view between two apps.
Very much looking forward to this feature being added. Thanks
I bought the iPad Pro to be able to prepare my sermons while having the split view, the bible programme and pages. So I am very eagerly looking forward to the release.
Hope it will be applied soon!
blessings, Winston
Is there any news on when the iPad App will support the iOS 9 Multitasking Split View for the iPad Pro? I really need it for my sermon preparation. That was my sole reason for buying the iPad Pro, since I am using iPad only for sermon preparation and preaching (sermon notes)
Can I put my amen to this please? I'm sure the developers are hard at work I and I greatly appreciate all that you folks do for us, but this would be a great feature.
I am surprised that the split screen has not yet been support before the iOS 10 is coming. It is almost a year from the 6.0 release. I have just changed back to Olive Tree Bible App since 2.0 because I am frustrated by the Logos iOS App development. Because the developers just treat the iOS platform as second-class citizen and complementary to the desktop app. I made a switch from iMac to iPad as the only work machine and would like to invest more on a platform who put the iOS first. And I believe the power of iPad will become so great that we can have desktop class bible study app on iPad one day(the iPad Pro is so powerful now though I am using iPad Air 2). I hope Olive Tree can stay committed to the mobile platform and implement more desktop-class bible study tools features (like logos desktop version) in their mobile app. Though I can say Olive Tree bible app is the king of the bible study in term of study in original language because the one tap gloss feature (and offline resource and search).
Amen! This would be the most helpful feature. The rest of the app is a blessing, but lack of iOS split screen is a major hindrance when trying to take notes. O get the split window thing…but I keep my notes in Evernote (or…maybe OneNote soon), so switching back and forth, while doable, is clunky. A true iOS split screen would solve that.
Please consider adding this feature sooner, rather than later (than it has been so far).
I love the night theme! Love the other changes too except the Titles of the books in the library are very light and there is no way I see to change it. Also the title headings in the "hamburger menu" are very light.
I agree with Marcha. It is very difficult to read. Please have someone that does not have perfect 20/20 vision check this on a device. I'm not in my 20s anymore.
Some things I like; others are a step back. Running iOS9 on an iPhone 6s.
1. For "Go To" there is no difference between "show verse grid" and "show compact verse grid" (at least in NIV-WS and ESV-Strongs). We've lost the ability to chose from all the books without scrolling.
2. Night theme looks hideous on a Bible with Strongs. The unimportant words are bright white, and the key words are dark. That could be fixed by changing colors, but then day theme would be unreadable.
3. There are some great fixes. Using NIV-WS, I no longer struggle to select a footnote instead of an adjacent look-up word. Tapping on the separator tab opens and closes the split screen once more. On the other hand, it is still almost impossible to use the two-finger scroll down when vertical scrolling is selected.
Net: I'm happy to have the new version, but I am looking forward to 6.1.
I spent a bunch of time using search yesterday. I can't tell you specifically what I like better, but I definitely like the new version more. Nice job.
I am wondering if you could make the verse chooser a bit bigger to include all books, including Revelation. See the first picture of the blog: the old verse chooser includes all books of the (Protestant) canon. Thanks for a great product. Ben
As this is for 'i' products I presume that means no Android. Yet. Also, what about Win10, as I still use my desktop and can type on a keyboard much faster than the hunt and peck of pads phones and tablets.
Any plans for Android users, since a lot more people uses Android instead of iOS?
Hi, it's me again. I have three things to say.
First, when I suggested making the verse chooser slightly bigger, I mean for the iPad, not the iPhone.
Second, when I update my books in Olive Tree 6.0.0, the books are still indicated as not updated even after termininating and restarting the Olive Tree app in iOS.
Thirdly, there is an Olive Tree mystery on my two iPads: On my old iPad, Olive Tree occupies 4.1 gbs of local storage according to iOS Settings. But on my new iPad, Olive Tree occupies only 148 mbs, which is physically impossible because it contains over 500 volumes of Olive Tree books (for which I paid slightly over $4000 spread over 9 years). At first I thought that my books on the new iPad are accessible only online, not offline, but a quick test seems to indicate that all my books are available offline. This is either a mystery or a miracle (or my technical ignorance). Here are the specs of the two iPads:
My old iPad 3 (64 gbs) is running iOS 6.1.3 and Olive Tree 126.96.36.199
My new iPad Air 2 (128 gbs) is running iOS 9.0.2 and Olive Tree 6.0.0
In any case, I have always been happy with Olive Tree, and have recommended it to at least 7 or 8 friends so far.
Thanks for your great work!
I am curious as to when version 6..0 will be available also on Android.
I wish I had given this suggestion before 6.0 was released. You could still work on it and possibly include in the next update.
My suggestion is about Notes. I use My Notes in a split screen mode for my preaching and bible studies that I lead. Notes does not have any formatting feature presently. So, I'm unable to highlight or give a bold or italic or color to a paragraph heading or main points/subpoints etc. I may want to introduce some cues in my notes and format those differently.
In the absence of this feature, all I have in front of me as I preach, is a monochromatic note. If I raise my eyes to look at the audience, I'm not sure my eyes go back to where I had lifted them from.
I think you know what I mean. With an update to My Notes, the App can become a powerful tool for the preacher or bible study leader.
Please work on it.
Great update, thanks! A few areas of feedback:
1) Please provide option to copy the settings from one device to another. Setting up my Resource Guide preferences etc is always time-consuming when setting up a new device.
2) Need a Back and Forward button on the main reading screen, just like a browser. This allows quick, easy, and intuitive jumping between verses in a church or group Bible study setting. (Long press to see a history list, just like browsers.)
3) Need to have an Update All and Download All button in the Store (Updates screen & Purchased screen).
4) One thing that's been bugging me since the internal format change: The listings on the Resource Guide should all have a consistent font and font size. Right now the Sermons, Charts, and some other sections default to the content's font and font size, as well as the subheadings when you drill into the next level of Commentaries. I know you want to show the publisher's set fonts and font sizes, but visually it looks really unprofessional – words are cut off, lines are cut in half, etc. It looks broken to me all the time.
The earlier version had a choice of background called 'book image', which could be toggled on or off. I loved it. It gave the feel of looking into a real book.
Realised after upgrading on my phone that ver 6 doesn't have it. Please reinstate this.
I've decided not to upgrade on my iPad until this week s fixed.
Absolutely stunning love the changes
God bless you. Thank you for the new version. Only one thing. At different verses have notes for them, but when opening them now they don't open full page, have to dig into the notes section, find the corresponding note, and open it there for it to open full page.
I like everything except I wish you would have left the forward/back history icon at the top. The two finger sliding left and right to go forward or back in the history does not work very well. Bring the history icon feature back.
I agree about the two-finger slide being unreliable. It takes me from 1 to 5 slides before it recognizes the "history back". While we're making suggestions, how about letting us program the single finger slides that are not in the direction we chose for scrolling? For example, since I use vertical scrolling, I could then program the left/right slides to be history forward/back.
i'm having a problem with "verse of the day", erevery time I go for that i recive the massage "COULD NOT LOAD VERSE FROM URL"…..
WHAT CAN i DO TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM, the device is a iphone 6 plus. tks
Everything looks great! I haven't seen the iPad version but the iPhone one looks and feels better than ever.
I miss the briefcase icon because you could use it to open a note for editing. The split window can remember the current note, but launching the resource guide takes over the split window and you lose your note. If you could add the note sorting controls to the split window it would be great (sort by last edit and that's it). Categories would be nice too.
New update looks/works good on my iPodTouch but I have one complaint in that all windows with grey background and dark grey text are verrrrry hard to read. Example would be the Library page where the background is light grey with grey text, why can't the text be black so we can read it.
Thank you,
When I have a question about the Bible Reader and submit a support question it takes several days to get a reply.
Would it be at all possible for Olive Tree to have an online Forum so we can ask each other questions about the use of your Bible + application?
I am on other forums and they are very easy to use and all the users are very helpful in answering questions.
Maybe have sections for each of the different devices.
Thank you,
I really like the new look – but I miss the History icon! I used to get to the history with 1 tap, now I have to tap the main "hamburger" icon, then down to Reading History. I use that feature all the time so I hope you will bring back that icon! Also, the 2 finger swipe for previous history does not work all the time (it used to!). Sometimes, a 2 finger swipe just scrolls a page. Also, it seems to take longer for the app to open than the previous version.
So far as I can tell the new IOS version is so much better.
Please hurry and fix a new one for android. I use my Nook with the Olive Tree app to use in church. I have arthritis in my hands and I don't take my big bible to church anymore.
Thanks for always trying to improve your program.
I am using an iPhone 5s, fully updated with most recent upgrades. I downloaded the app then started reading this forum. I've read all the posts and replies, so I'm guessing it's been about 15 -20 minutes. My phone still says "Loading" and the wheel is still spinning. Any suggestions?
I agree wholeheartedly,
Have you given any more thought to my request for personalized reading plans? It's been over a year since I first requested them and I'm sure I'm not the only person that would find this very beneficial.
I have not upgraded yet and I'm a little reluctant to do so because I like the current layout and have gotten very used to it. I am not confused by the briefcase, book ribbons, or bookmarks, so none of those changes are particularly attractive to me. I currently find very easy and quick to set ribbons–just one tap on the ribbon icon when I'm at the verse I want, but I don't see the ribbon icon in the screenshots of the new version. I use ribbons all the time. One example is that I can take a quick look at our bulletin before service starts and in very short time mark all the passages we'll be looking at with a ribbon: the call to worship, our regular consecutive reading, and the sermon text(s). It looks like that task will now turn into a multilayer navigation for each ribbon using the one icon that's left. Please tell me this isn't so.
Thanks for your great work; the new design is great! Being a power user for many years I still have two requests that remain especially for the iPhone:
1) The design of the book/verse chooser (and the menus in general) is nice – but NOT reader friendly. In the past it was too dark; now the font is too thin, especially when shading is turned on. Could you give an option to change the font there as well? Or at least give an option to turn the background color (grey this time) off – and may be change the font color to black – , so that the contrast is better?
2) I would love to see an option to change the space between the lines in any given font ("leading"). You changed it for some fonts (I noticed it for Greek) in the new design, but it would be great to be able to choose the desired leading myself for better individual readability.
One remark re. the "hamburger menu": The idea is very good. But could you give an option to put the "App Settings" much higher up, because I need it relatively often to change something whereas "Book Store" or "Notifications" are needed much more rarely.
Ah, the problems of designing an app that many different folks use! We all have our own way to use the app that is best for us. You want app settings moved up and notifications moved down. For me, once I set my preferences, I rarely need to go to app settings – but I use Notifications every day (to access the verse of the day). So I like it the way it is!
Great Update, thanks. I use Bible Reader for many years on different platforms and appreciate how you constantly Keep developping it!!!
Just a few things:
The pop-up window for notes should have the option to open in split screen or main screen.
References in the Ressource Guide in light grey on white background look nice but are very hard to read. Black on white would be preferable.
The menu bar disappears every now and then. Need to close and reopen the App to have it back. It seems that toggling the scroll mode brings it back too… 🙂
Wonderful update!!! Thanks to the developers. I use Logos, Accordance and OliveTree. I like Logos best for Mac and PC, but with for the mobile platform, nothing beats OliveTree!
I agree with the read experience. The OliveTree looks more natural like a real book. For longer reading it's great.
But for searching, nothing beats Bible Study with Accordance.
Suggestions for iPad.
Move "Hamburger" to right side that way it doesn't cover up the verse numbers and the beginning of the text.
Make menu boxes wider for "Search" and "Hamburger".
If you make the popup box for "Choose Book" you could add one or two more columns and make text larger for each Bible book.
Menu boxes should have a lighter background color with darker text and larger font. A must for those of us who do not have 20/20 vision any more.
Move "Read" and "Study Helpers" above "Engage" in the "Hamburger" menu box. Most needed at the top, less needed at the bottom.
Bring back the "History" icon and put it on the top left of screen.
Split window menu (black circle with …) on "Notes" screen brings up dialog window in middle of screen, make it larger and make text black and larger.
Note "actions" button; make actions pages black text on the grey backgrounds top and bottom of pages.
Why can't all popup windows be full screen with larger text? Or at least half screen with larger text?
Problems with new upgrade:
Unable to change background color of split window, when I choose light grey I still get white.
Ya learn sothiemng new everyday. It's true I guess!
Any updates on iOS9 Multi Task Support? Would LOVE to be able to use my iPad Pro more effectively
Any news about Olive Tree App 7.0?
Any news on the split view? I am using the Tecarta app now since it supports it. Tecarta and PDF expert is all you need. I suggest you all switch
I only recently updates to version 6. Things I miss from version 5 in descending order are:
1) History icon on main screen. I used to be able to preach from this app, just by using the history icon. 2 digit gestures are less intuitive, slower, and painful due to my disability.
2) Ability to quickly change font in the secondary window. You now have to go into the main menu, and go a few steps down into the menu system. Then you have to navigate out of that menu, so that it doesn't open there the next time. Takes ages!
3) 'LIBRARY' button has been replace by a strange picture of 3 books that doesn't really look much like books. Feels less intuitive.
4) 'GO TO' button, has been replaced with clicking on the verse reference. Feels less intuitive.
5) The book look to the page has gone. Now I feel more like I'm at a computer screen.
For me personally, the old version gave a more immersive experience. But give me back a history button and I'll feel better 😉
Any chance that you will provide a "readers view" as many apps now do (e.g. ESV app) where all supplementary info is removed from the display (verse numbers, highlights, colours, etc) and just the Bible text is displayed – as per the various Readers Bible versions now available? He ESV app does this really well.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Invest in commercial, industrial, or residential project management that goes the extra mile to plan ahead and minimise risk. Greater peace of mind and more efficient cost projections come part and parcel with our construction and development project management service. Our expertise includes, but is not limited to:
- Commercial and Industrial construction
- Residential property development
- Property management
- Facilities management
- Asset analysis and coordination
- Interior architecture and construction
- Fuel service station development
- Zoning applications
- Environmental Management Plan (EMP) studies
- Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA)
- Licensing applications
What do you expect from a construction project manager?
Mikvah Projects' project managers come experienced and fully equipped to provide the direction and management needed for successful project completion. A multi-phased project management system ensures modularity which, in turn, complements flexibility and therefore accurate planning.
How we work
Accurate planning
During the initial briefing stage your commercial, industrial, or residential project is assessed, your requirements taken on board, and your options made clear. Priorities are established and constraints are analysed to identify potential risk factors. These culminate in the creation of a project brief for your approval.
Dedicated follow-through
Contractors, sub-contractors, and suppliers are integrated into a procurement strategy. Mikvah Projects can manage contractual and financial duties on your behalf to ensure streamlined project administration from start to finish. Periodic reports on progress, payments, and resources constitute some of our deliverables throughout this period.


text:
For the Holt Howard or egg cup collector, here's a Holt Howard Coq Rouge (aka Red Rooster) double egg cup. This egg cup bears the Holt Howard stamp and copyright date of 1961 on the inside of the smaller section. The egg cup is in excellent vintage condition with almost all of its paint intact and light overall crazing. The only very minor paint loss is to the black spots on one of the roosters. The egg cup measures 3.75" tall. The small side at the base measures 2" in diameter, and the larger side 2.75" in diameter.
It is interesting that one rooster is upside down in relation to the other, so no matter which cup section is being used, there will be an upright rooster on one side and an upside down rooster on the other side.
43 other shoppers have this item in their Cart or Wish List
Great collectibles, friendly service, careful packing and quick shipping. Purrfect!!


text: Lonnie has known Woody since 1977. He and his lovely wife Carolyn were neighbors when Lonnie and his first wife lived in Granite Bay. Woody was a great neighbor who was always there with a helpful tractor, saw, hammer, shovel, power tool, a friendly ear and a sturdy shoulder. Lonnie always told me that Woody


text:
When the news of the this game broke back in May, many — including myself — assumed it would feature two top 40 teams with at-large bid resumes. For various reasons that scenario did not pan out, but it's not to discount these team's ability or personnel.
Texas and UAB have never met on the hardwood, but current Longhorn coach Shaka Smart is quite familiar with the Blazers. While Smart was at the helm at VCU, the Rams and the Blazes played a home-and-home series during the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons.
UAB shocked the Rams in Birmingham 68-65 in 2010 in a game that the Blazers were down by more than 15 points in the second half. Months later VCU would make a run from the First Four to the Final Four catapulting Shaka Smart into many power team head coach vacancy conversations for years to come.
(Photo via AL.com)
VCU returned the favor the next season in Richmond thrashing the Blazers 68-49 in what would be Mike Davis' final season in Birmingham.
As I mentioned earlier, the two teams we'll see in Austin, Texas Wednesday night have taken paths that weren't exactly predicted or projected in the non-conference portion of their seasons.
Texas came out of the gate slow beating in state Incarnate Word 78-73 for their first win of the season. The Longhorn's prized recruit, 6-foot-11 center Jarrett Allen (Top center prospect Jarrett Allen picks Texas), made a splash in his debut notching a 16 point and 13 rebound double-double.
The following week yielded blowout home wins over La-Monroe and Eastern Washington, which had Texas sitting pretty at 3-0 before the schedule would quickly get tougher.
During the 3-game home stand another of Texas' newcomers, 6-foot-3 guard Andrew Jones, had 36 combined points and was the KenPom.com MVP twice. Going into the Arkansas game Saturday the freshman had just 36 points over his last six games before scoring 17 in the loss in Houston.
Texas has palatable losses against top 60 teams Northwestern, Colorado, Michigan, and Arkansas. Their loss at home to UT-Arlington may seem odd to the casual observer but the Mavericks have proven to be one of the best mid-majors in the country following up their win in Austin with a win against Saint Mary's in Moraga.
Scouting The Longhorns
Texas will be one of the most talented interior teams UAB plays all season — if not the most. The Blazers statistically rank among the best in the nation at protecting shots close to the basket, but have struggled against NBA level players like Saint Mary's Jock Landale and Memphis' Dedric Lawson.
The Longhorns' two-headed monster of freshman Jarrett Allen and 6-foot-8, 275 lbs senior Shaquille Cleare are as visually intimidating as any you'll see in college basketball. They don't just look the part, they play the part. Chris Cokley is going to have his work cut out of for him.
For comparison, UAB's interior defense ranks 21st nationally in near-proximity shooting percentage, while Texas is ranked 27th. Both teams have faced solid front-courts this season and have proven to be tough to score on close to the basket.
The soft spot for each of these teams is the 3-point shot. For UAB it has been both shooting and defending from the perimeter. Texas has defended the 3-point shot well this season, but has struggled with their players shooting it consistently.
For the Blazers, just two players have hit double-digit 3-point shots this season. William Lee is 13-of-35 — good for 37 percent, and Dirk Williams is 19-of-55 — good for 34 percent.
For the Longhorns, 6-foot-7 sophomore guard Tevin Mack leads the team with 23-of-53 made threes — good for 43 percent. A pair of players have the next most on the team with nine each. Mack is without a doubt their go-to from the perimeter, but like UAB, the Longhorns have many capable shooters who just haven't been as consistent as they can be.
3 Things To Watch For
- Press Defense – I suspect you're going to see full-court pressure from both teams at certain points in this game. UAB exposed Stephen F. Austin's press and found many open shots. Arkansas came hard with their 40 Minutes of Hell and for the most part Texas held their ground turning it over only 12 times.
- Dirk Williams – The senior was 5-of-10 from behind the arc in the win over Southern. He'll need to have his best offensive and defensive game of the season for the Blazers to win.
- Tevin Mack – A team as talented as Texas isn't beaten by stopping one player. However, controlling Mack has to be a priority. If the perimeter opens up and the Longhorns start hitting shots, you're toast. Beating Texas starts with making them one dimensional. A dog fight in the paint gives UAB a fighting chance. A shoot-out does not.


text:
PARKER'S AIM of developing a theology adequate to history's highest representation of religion was actually the culmination of his career. Before we can fully understand his theological views, it is necessary to examine his criticism of the "popular" theology. His "design" was
to recall men from the transient form to the eternal substance; from outward and false belief to real and inward life; from this partial theology and its idols of human device, to that universal religion and its ever-living infinite God; from the temples of human folly and sin, which every day crumble and fall, to the inner sanctuary of the heart where the still small voice will never cease to speak. I would show men religion as she is -- most fair of all God's fairest children.1
The clear statement of what he meant by the theology which is outward, false, and partial was, therefore, the important preliminary step in his theological investigations. He thought of the "popular" theology as the greatest obstacle to the development of perfect or absolute religion. When he associated it with the orthodox Unitarians, he called it the "ecclesiastical theology"; when his context was Biblical criticism, he called it the "gloomy doctrine of infallible revelation." What he really meant can best be expressed by referring to the dogmas distinctive of sectarian or ecclesi-____________________


text:
Anyhow, Christina is looking pretty good in these pictures. I do love that she has dropped that retro crap, got with the times, and back to being dirty again. The dirty look is always timeless. I mean, do you know of any stripper outfit that has gone out of trend? I don't think so.
May 17, 2010
Christina Aguilera on Latina Magazine
Anyhow, Christina is looking pretty good in these pictures. I do love that she has dropped that retro crap, got with the times, and back to being dirty again. The dirty look is always timeless. I mean, do you know of any stripper outfit that has gone out of trend? I don't think so.
25 comments:
She's Latina?? Oh well I guess from her last name, but it never dawned on me. I give her credit for coming back because she can really sing. =) I love her hair in these shots. Very Classy!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMonday, May 17, 2010
I haven't heard her new single yet, but I will have to check it out soon. But I do love this shoot. Christina will always have it, as far as I'm concerned!ReplyDelete
--Ciara <3
oh last i've heard is how she was being compared or mimicking lady gaga. idk i mean christina has been in the industry way before gaga!ReplyDelete
and yeah, i hated her pin up thingies! her video for dirrty with the dreads and all, she looks kind of smelly lol! so i like this style best!
Ha @ do you know any stripper outfit that's gone out of trend?ReplyDelete
And we'll probably never know. Tho, I actually LOVED the retro Xina over the Stripper Aguleria.....but she can sang and yada yada yea ha. I"m just hoping her new album is a SUCCESS and not just a whole lot of hooplas. "Stripped" was actually a GOOD album.
Also, have you heard of BOA?
Have a groovy day :)
Well she's Latina because of her dad.ReplyDelete
She has done songs in Spanish, but recently? Not that I know of.
quote"do you know of any stripper outfit that has gone out of trend? I don't think so" LOL~i agree =)love Tina's outfits on the shoot~ she's not trying hard to look good.love the last pic the most =)ReplyDelete
Reminds me of Grease! Grease Lighting!ReplyDelete
she looks great especially the last phot :3ReplyDelete
I haven't heard her new songs yet. The pics look great though :DReplyDelete
Hey Hun! Cool - I'm glad the white liner tip actually works a bit. You don't have any undereye bags you need to worry about anyways.ReplyDelete
I love Christina. She can pull off many different looks - and I did like her Dirrty video - I still have the song on my iPod so that says something for me LOL. Yep, you're right - the lots of eye makeup while showing lots of skin look will always sell ;) Although she is covered up a bit here...but she can definitely sing (Mulan! LOL) compared to some other ah hem blonde popular singers in the pop industry.
Have a lovely day!
I have love/hate emotions about that constant red lippie on her (same for Gwen Stefani) but damn the girl can sing!!!ReplyDelete
P.S The Lancome sunblock rocks. It's the Fresh Lotus Eye Gel that stinks. =\
Omg, Christina Aguilera is gorgeous, gorgeous. She's always been my favorite out of that whole group that surfaced around the same time!ReplyDelete
I didn't mind her retro look so much, but I feel like it wasn't original...so many other celebs were doing it and then she came out with it too! I do love her though, and think that she can pull it off!
I love this editorial of CA. She looks super sexy and fierce. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
She's so crazy, LOL. So many changes since her first album.ReplyDelete
Did you get the pair of Juicy studs you bought from me yet? o.o
Christina looks good. Love these photos and the magazine cover is to die for. Lol @ the stripper line.ReplyDelete
i love her cover picture, she looks hot! she seems like she's confused about what era she wants to live in though, one minute she's living in the 20's, now it's back to being in the 2000's...lol gotta love her though!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMonday, May 17, 2010
she looks hott on the cover & i love dirty xtina lolReplyDelete
I LOVE Christina and think she's one of the few talented singers that are actually recognized and "famous" today.. the others are CRAP. I like that she didn't go all dirty though -remember the her topless with jeans and her hair barely covering her nips? LOL.. I really don't care what she does because I love her and she's freaking awesome. She has an amazing voice ..blows "more famous" people like Beyonce out the water.ReplyDelete
Some say she's channeling Lady Gaga!ReplyDelete
I think she's got her own style though.
Haha, Frederick's of Hollywood will never go out of business! OMG, it won't will it??? =)ReplyDelete
i don't like how she knocks gaga!ReplyDelete
Gotta be honest..never liked her, I remember watching her opening monologue on SNL and cringing.. she kept like swiping her nose and cocking her hands in the air like she was getting ready for a fight..she's so lame.ReplyDelete
i really have no idea about latino geek but she's got her own style and killer voiceReplyDelete
i LOVE her too, been a fan since a decade ago! :)ReplyDelete
btw thanks for stoppin by my blog :)
All three of these characteristics of the ballroom dance style salsa means you will always be able to find salsa events and activities which you can attend each week.ReplyDelete
Orlando escorts


text:
VACHERIE — The St. James Parish Council, in a 6-1 vote Wednesday, halted Wolverine Terminals' plan to build a $30 million crude oil terminal and blending operation along River Road in Paulina.
The Parish Council followed the recommendation of the parish Planning Commission, whose members in July had voted against Wolverine's plans, based on residents who opposed the industry building next to their homes and on the industry's incompatibility at that 15-acre site under the parish's new land use plan.
Wolverine's proposed project included rail and dock facility improvements along with storage tank construction that would enable the company to receive heavy crude oil shipments by rail from Canadian and U.S. locations and to ship blended oil products by Mississippi River barge to domestic customers.
Many residents have opposed the project from its inception, citing fears of industrial accidents, pollution, noise and traffic.
Residents who attended Wednesday's Parish Council meeting were overjoyed with the decision.
"I'm just happy for my kids," said a tearful David Lambert, whose home is about 500 feet from Wolverine's proposed site. "But, it's not over," he said, adding he won't stop until all Wolverine signs are gone from local fences and property.
Wolverine General Manager Terry Wilson said he was disappointed with the Parish Council's decision.
"We were bringing jobs here that the community isn't going to get now," Wilson said.
Wilson said he will go back to Wolverine's board to get a determination if the company should try to find a new site in the parish, but he noted that other sites in the parish the company had looked at were unfit for the project.
Much of the debate over approving Wolverine's request to build in Paulina had centered around the property designation of the site.
According to the parish's new land use plan, created to regulate future growth and development and adopted by the Parish Council in April, the site is located in an area designated residential and mixed residential and commercial, said Victor Franckiewicz Jr., who represented the Planning Commission.
Wolverine attorney J. Michael Bowman told the Parish Council the proposed project would have no more impact than a commercial business like a gas station or restaurant.
Bowman also argued that Wolverine's proposed site should fall under the land use plan's nonconforming use exception because it has already leased land from grain elevator company ADM Growmark, obtained several important permits and begun preliminary construction of the facility.
Ultimately, the Parish Council sided against Wolverine . Councilman Jimmy Brazan was the dissenting vote.
"It's unbelievable," said resident Todd Lambert, brother of David Lambert. "There's no way to describe it. To go from thinking about selling everything you own to getting your life back."


text:
You can prepare yourself at home for skin tanning if you want to have long lasting youthful appearance. However, you have to know how better tanning can help your skin. Although skin tanning is a systematic method but it is very simple to get good looking skin.
In order to look good many a people prefer sun tanning. However, sunless tanning is also preferred by most of the people. But you should look for good results for whatever tanning process you use. The good results can be expected once you are well versed with the complete skin tanning process.
Now, you have to prepare for proper skin tanning in the winter and in the summer season alternatively. You have to ensure that you must use the best tanning as per your skin requirements. You should also know the types of your skin. As every skin type will have different types and methods of skin tanning processes.
You have to know some simple steps to attain the healthy and consistent skin tanning –
Remove Dead Skin –
You have to remove dead skins from your body. You can use a large-grain body scrub or exfoliating scrubbing sponge to remove all your dead skins. You can also scrub off skin. You have to concentrate on removing dead skins from the scaly areas particularly from the back of your arms, your knees and elbows. Remember scrubbing too hard can cause irritation.
Clean your Skin –
You have to wash the skin using warm water. Being clean is very important to be ready for skin tanning. If dirt is there on your body then you cannot get proper tanning. Plain soaps are advisable here but you do not use some other soap that may cause reaction on your skin.
Shave Properly –
You have to shave your legs and other parts of your body. If you shave properly then tanning is advisable. So, make sure you have shaved unnecessary hair before tanning. As you are a self tanner make sure that you shave redundant hairs from your body and make your body fit for tanning.
Dry body –
You have to get dry your body completely before tanning. Skin tanning cannot be used in wet body. So, get dry for tanning.
Apply Moisturizer –
After getting dried, you have to apply moisturizer on your elbows and knees. As you are a self tanner you should know where you have to use moisturizer.
Rinse and dry hands –
You have to wash your hands again and then dry them. If you do this you are now fit for skin tanning.
Always remember to care for your skin and protect it with sunscreen lotion. If you are really serious about your skin and want it to be youthful for long time then do not forget to consume as much water as you can. Use skin tanning in a proper manner and be youthful for long time.


text:
Huperzine for Cognitive and Functional Impairment in Schizophrenia
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00963846
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : August 24, 2009
Last Update Posted : March 1, 2013
- Study Details
- Tabular View
- Results Submitted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
|Condition or disease
|Drug: placebo Drug: huperzine 0.2 mg BID Drug: huperzine 0.4 mg BID Drug: huperzine 0.8 mg BID
|Phase 2
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|56 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Quadruple (Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Huperzine for Cognitive and Functional Impairment in Schizophrenia
|Study Start Date :
|March 2010
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|December 2012
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|December 2012
|Placebo Comparator: placebo
Drug: placebo
matching pill placebo
|Experimental: huperzine 0.2 mg BID
Drug: huperzine 0.2 mg BID
huperzine rising doses up to 0.2 mg BID
|Experimental: huperzine 0.4 mg BID
Drug: huperzine 0.4 mg BID
huperzine rising doses up to 0.4 mg BID
|Experimental: huperzine 0.8 mg BID
Drug: huperzine 0.8 mg BID
huperzine rising doses up to 0.8 mg BID
- MATRICS battery [ Time Frame: 26 weeks ]
- UPSA [ Time Frame: 26 weeks ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 55 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Psychiatric diagnosis of schizophrenia according to SCID-IV.
- Currently treated with an antipsychotic medication.
- Has tolerated current antipsychotic treatment adequately.
- Has received an adequate trial of antipsychotic (a least 3 months of at least 300 mg/d CPZ equivalent).
- Has been receiving current psychotropic medication (s) for at least 8 weeks.
- Has been receiving current doses of psychotropic medication (s) for at least 4 weeks.
- Has been clinically stable for at least 12 weeks.
- No more than moderate severity (4 on the 1-7 scale) on any PANSS positive item.
- No more than 15 on the total of PANSS negative symptom items.
- Simpson-Angus Scale total score <7.
- Calgary Depression Scale for Schizophrenia total score <11.
- Submaximal performance on at least one of the following MATRICS components (letter-number span <20 OR HVLT total <31 OR CPT d-prime < 3.47).
- Score > 1 SD below age-, gender-, and education-adjusted normal control mean on MATRICS composite
- Good general health with no additional diseases expected to interfere with the studies.
- Fluent in English.
- Age 18-55.
- Adequate visual and auditory acuity to allow neuropsychological testing.
- Able to ingest oral medication.
- Not pregnant or lactating (women of childbearing potential must use a medically accepted method of birth control).
- Onset of schizophrenia prior to age 45.
- Available informant knowledgeable about subject's current functioning.
- Informed consent obtained from the subject prior to entry into the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Poor reading skills (raw score on MATRICS Wechsler Test of Adult Reading < 6).
- History of systemic cancer within 5 years.
- Use of any investigational drugs within 30 days prior to the screening visit.
- Use of cholinesterase inhibitors (galantamine, rivastigmine, donepezil, or tacrine) within 4 weeks of screening.
- Any clinically significant laboratory test abnormality on screening tests (hematology, chemistry, urinalysis, EKG). Clinically significant LFT elevations will be defined as >2x the upper limit of normal.
- Any significant neurologic disease including Alzheimer's disease, parkinson's disease, stroke, huntington's disease, normal pressure hydrocephalus, brain tumor, progressive supranuclear palsy, seizure disorder, subdural hematoma, multiple sclerosis, history of head injury with loss of consciousness for greater than one day within the past 5 years, or with residual deficits.
- Use of antihypertensive agents with frequent CNS side effects (e.g. clonidine, propranolol) within 4 weeks prior to the screening visit.
- Use of medications known to alter drug absorption or metabolism (e.g. probenecid, cimetidine, anti-fungal agents, erythromycin, rifampin, and anticonvulsants) within 4 weeks prior to the screening visit.
- History of peptic ulcer disease within 2 years.
- History of myocardial infarction, significant cardiovascular disease, or congestive heart failure within 6 months, history of hepatic or renal insufficiency, insulin-requiring diabetes or uncontrolled diabetes mellitus.
- Clinically significant cardiac arrhythmia, resting pulse less than 50.
- Present use or use in the 4 weeks prior to screening of anti-parkinsonian or anticholinergic medications (e.g. Sinemet, amantadine, bromocriptine, pergolide, selegiline, atropine, scopolamine, benztropine, trihexyphenidyl, hydroxyzine, diphenhydramine).
- Use of narcotic analgesics within 4 weeks prior to the screening visit.
- History of alcohol or substance abuse or dependence within the past 2 years (DSM-IV criteria).
- Receiving CYP 1A2 inhibitors such as certain SSRIs (all excluded in #4) cimetidine, methoxsalen, quinolones, furafylline, or moclobemide.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00963846
|United States, Connecticut
|Yale University School of Medicine
|New Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06519
|Principal Investigator:
|Scott W Woods, MD
|Biomedisyn Corporation
|Responsible Party:
|Scott Woods, MD, Consultant, Biomedisyn Corporation
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00963846 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
Biomedisyn 200901
3R41MH083436-01A1S1 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|First Posted:
|August 24, 2009 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|March 1, 2013
|Last Verified:
|February 2013
Keywords provided by Scott Woods, MD, Biomedisyn Corporation:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Huperzine A
Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders
Mental Disorders
Cholinesterase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Cholinergic Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Neuroprotective Agents
Protective Agents


text:
Tac Force Hawkbill Linerlock. 4 3/4" closed. 3 3/8" black coated high
carbon stainless assisted opening partially serrated blade with bottle
opener, extended tang and thumb ridge. Fingergrooved stainless handles
with anodized laser cutout and exposed ribbed spine. Black stainless
pocket clip.
Carbon fiber finish handles with silver spider and web cutout.
Force Hawkbill Linerlock
Model #718WSP
Retail Price: $10.00
Sale Price:
You Save $1.00 (10%)
Universe is on Facebook
Click Here to visit our Facebook page!


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|Arnd Kohrs <ko...@castify.net>
|Re: [functor] generators
|Thu, 24 Apr 2003 09:41:18 GMT
Hi, thanks for this inspriring introduction to Generators. As far as I understood Generators try to compensate for the lack of internal iterators in common datatypes together with the other advantages that you exposed. Do you have any pointers to the subject of generators? Generators could be a good addition to the functors. Can you please send me a copy of the source please, or post the full interface of Generator. Further, I think that the addition to sandbox functor should not be delayed too much so that emailing of source code is not necessary. After all it's a sandbox. But this is just the opinion of a nobody (no commiter at all). Cheers, Arnd -- Arnd Kohrs - Castify Networks - +33 492 94 2093 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
|View raw message


text:
Dermatology is one area of podiatric medicine that provides tremendous opportunities for doctors and practices, as well as for patients. Despite this, it often goes overlooked.
We're aiming to change that! The theme of the AAPPM's mid-winter conference this year is renewal and reinvention, and what better way to refresh and reinvigorate your practice than to learn new procedures and disciplines that you can implement right away the next Monday?
The upcoming conference features an exciting, doctors-only, hands-on dermatology workshop and cadaver lab that will provide the knowledge and skills to add a new dimension to your practice, providing both a new source of revenue and a new benefit you can offer to your patients! For just $40 beyond your conference registration fee—yes, you read that right!—it's hard to imagine a higher potential return on investment!
The 4-hour workshop, titled Adding Dermatological Procedures to Enhance Your Practice, will feature instruction from Dr. G. Dock Dockery, founder and director of Scientific Affairs of the International Foot & Ankle Foundation for Education and Research, nationally recognized teacher of surgery and dermatology, and widely published author and editor of scientific papers and textbooks.
The workshop will include the following sessions:
- Managing Biofilm on Fungal Toenails with Annette Joyce, DPM
- PCR/Genetic Testing for Dermatological Conditions with Brad Bakotic, DPM
- What is Dermoscopy? with Bryan Markinson, DPM
- Properly Identifying Pigmented Lesions in the Nail and Foot with Annette Joyce, DPM and Bryan Markinson, DPM
- Punch, Incisional Nail Biopsies Workshop on Cadaver Limbs with Bryan Markinson, DPM
- Rotational Flaps and Grafts: When and How to Use Them with Dock Dockery, DPM
- Proper Coding of Biopsies, Grafts, and Flaps with Mike King, DPM
Don't let this awesome opportunity to renew, reinvent, and enhance your practice with dermatology procedures pass you by! The workshop is limited to 50 participants—doctors only—and requires pre-registration, so be sure to sign up today!


text:
Latest & Greatest
You've Probably Never Seen These 15 Incredible Flags From Around the World
While most flags are actually pretty boring, these 15 cool flags beg to differ.
Party by the Pool: The 9 Best Hotel Pool Scenes in LA
In a city known for its incredible weather, it should come as no surprise that some of LA's best hotels also feature the best pool scenes on hot summer days.
What to Eat in Buenos Aires (Besides Steak)
Look at These Rescue Dogs Getting Pampered at a Fancy Hotel
This Weird & Wonderful World
15 Totally Bizarre Spa Treatments Around the World
Relaxing or not, these treatments will be memorable.
12 Trips for Accessible Travel That Don't Involve a Coach Bus
Trade outdated coach and cruise vacations for a host of accessible travel options ranging from adventure to culture.
Inside the Most Instagrammable Neighborhood in Buenos Aires
Get ready to pose for your new profile picture.
The Ultimate Guide to Disneyland Paris
Here's everything you need to know about where to eat, shop, stay, and play at Disneyland Paris.
GuidebooksStarting at $19.99
Our worldwide travel correspondents bring you the best and most up-to-date coverage of over 7,500 global destinations.Shop Now
Top Destinations in USA
Top Destinations in Europe
Explore More
- Cayman Islands Travel Guide
- Hong Kong Travel Guide
- Los Cabos Travel Guide
- Marrakesh Travel Guide
- Buenos Aires Travel Guide
- Saba Travel Guide
- Shanghai Travel Guide
- Puerto Vallarta Travel Guide
- Tanzania Travel Guide
- Lima Travel Guide
- Turks and Caicos Islands Travel Guide
- Hokkaido Travel Guide
- Oaxaca Travel Guide
- Quebec City Travel Guide
- Cook Islands Travel Guide
- Barbados Travel Guide
- Bangkok Travel Guide
- Guadalajara Travel Guide
- Banff National Park Travel Guide
- Moorea Travel Guide


text:
2271 Views •
Lures & Bait •
fishingmn •
Comments Off on Three Lures, One Fishing Hook
Mann's Bait Company announces the Three-For-All, its newest addition to the patented HardNose® line of soft plastics. The Three-For-All is one soft plastic lure with one weedless jig head and three minnow shaped attractors. The HardNose® process is...
2951 Views •
Lures & Bait •
fishingmn •
Comments Off on New Impulse Paddle Minnow Swimbait from Northland Tackle
When it comes to soft baits, paddle tails fit the bill for most day-to-day conditions. That's because their tails throb enticingly, even with straight, do-nothing retrieves. And they wobble on the drop when as your jig descends toward bottom. They...
2489 Views •
Lures & Bait •
fishingmn •
Comments Off on Berkley Twitch tail Minnow Tackle Review
Here is a great review of the Berkley Twitch tail Minnow by Wired2Fish. More than 100. That's how many soft plastic shapes and baits we find for fishing a drop shot on TackleWarehouse.com. Like most other categories of soft plastic offerings, there is...
1860 Views •
Lures & Bait •
fishingmn •
Comments Off on Storm Debuts New Smash Shad
Anglers are warned to hang on for dear life with the hard-core action of the new Storm Smash Shad. Storm has introduced it's newest lure the Smash Shad which is a shad-style bait that delivers a steady cadence along with a stable rolling action at all...
• 3389 Views
• 3392 Views
• 4208 Views
• 4114 Views
• 3777 Views
• 3850 Views
© 2016 Fishing In Minnesota
The Minnesota Fishing Authority


text:
When big tickets are involved in the production, it gradually pulls forth the attraction of audiences and groups beyond our regional boundaries. Be it Rajinikanth's 2.0 or Kamal Haasan's Sabaash Naidu, things have shot up high on sky-rocketing graph of expectations. But then, with lots of excitements and expectations hooking upon the project, there seems to be few things involved on the flip side as well. It's majorly technical aspects and sometimes the issues that pop up from the external sources.
Singam 3
The film was supposed to be released by last December, but then lots of external factors like Demonetization, turmoil in political affairs, the cyclonic disasters kept the movie from the predestined release. Apparently, it couldn't make its way for the festive occasion of Pongal as Vijay's Bairavaa had its release confirmed. A sense of congenial relationship between both the teams made them for pretty good decisions in scheduling the release dates.
Sabaash Naidu/Vishwaroopam 2
Kamal Haasan's Sabaash Naidu has been going through whole lots of tough phase from Day 1. The unexpected sickness of filmmaker Rajeev Kumar and Kamal Haasan's multiple fractures on legs. Now that doctors have advised him for complete rest, he has kick-started the post-production works of Vishwaroopam 2. So it will be one postponement and a preponed surprise from Kamal Haasan.
This Superstar Rajinikanth-Akshay Kumar starrer '2.0' is directed by Shankar, who happens to be one of the highly expensive filmmakers of Indian film fraternity. It was officially confirmed before few months from Lyca Productions that it would be hitting screens for Diwali 2017. In fact, it carried a perfect tag of 3Diwali release as the movie is releasing in 3D, but now it has been postponed tentatively to January 25, 2018.
Vijay 61
This is a real big surprise to all Vijay fans. The film was tentatively scheduled up for 2018 Pongal release, but then with the official word on 2.0 postponements made, the very next minute update was made that Vijay 61. Yes, it's astonishing news to see that the film will be hitting screens in October 2017, precisely for Diwali.
Puriyadha Puthir
The film has been remaining inside cans for a very long time. JSK Film Corporation had made a strong confirmation that the movie will be hitting screens for Pongal 2017, but was cancelled on the spur of moment due to some financial issues and settlements with other distributors and exhibitors. The issues pertaining to the movie release still remains to be unresolved.
The producers at 24AM Studios made a strong word of confirmation that Velaikkaran starring Sivakarthikeyan and Nayantara in lead roles will be hitting screens for festive occasion of Vinayaga Chathurthi (August 25), but is now postponed to September 29 for Dussera due to some reasons. It is cited that some distributors and exhibitors had requested RD Raja of 24AM Studios to prefer this latter date.
#Singam3 #Vijay #Bairavaa #SabaashNaidu #Vishwaroopam2 #KamalHaasan #Rajinikanth #AkshayKumar #Shankar #Vijay61 #PuriyadhaPuthir #Velaikkaran #Sivakarthikeyan #VijaySethupathi #2PointO
Produced under the banner of Pa.Vijay's 'Will Makers', the upcoming movie 'Aaruthra' is directed by...
With the star studded cast involving Arvind Swami, Vijay Sethupathi, STR, Arun Vijay, Prakash Raj,...
Continued with the release of 10 movies last week, 4 movies are about to hit the screens this...


text:
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Be the first NJ.com user to add photos or videos of Archive Print
Using Pigment Ink & Archival Media, Image Stability Measured In Centuries, Fine Art Reproductions & Photographic Prints, Digital Giclee Printing
Archive Print can be found at Union Ave 718. The following is offered: Printing Facilities. The entry is present with us since Sep 10, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Brielle there are 1 other Printing Facilities. An overview can be found here.


text:
Woman in the Dunes film
A Review of Woman in the Dunes
The cinematography in this film is highly distinctive . As it is in black and white , light and shadows play a very prominent role in the film
In the film the ever-present sand takes on a life of its own , as if it were a third major character . The sand is everywhere , pervasive , on sweaty skin and gritty hair , and the curves of the woman 's body as she tosses and turns in her sleep . The sand is well presented as alive , and is menacing , an ever-present [banner_entry_middle]
monster , or perhaps just a reckless creature who did not care at all , a perverse affirmation ' of the indifference of nature to the self-important human
The director , Hiroshi Teshigahara , manipulated scale very well , and very effectively . In the film we see first see an extreme close up of a grain of sand , the very basic element of this entity that pervades all of the life in the village , and then we see more of the grains , and then a rippling ocean of sand . At the start we see the protagonist walking on the sand , dwarfed by the sand dunes . The story never escapes the physical reality of the sand , and the close ups are a constant reminder of this
Throughout the film there is a steadfast commitment to realism the detail is palpable in every scene , and this enhances the sense of disjointed reality in the viewer . There are long , unmoving shots of the sand 's patterns , and many extreme close-ups of skin and sand , the sand saturating everything . The scale of objects is distorted , bringing a claustrophobic power of the sand , indicative of the intense suffocation in their existence
These overpowering close-ups occur throughout the movie . Ironically , the extreme close-ups also lend the film a distinct surreal feel . There is created in this unusual approach a tension between the reality of the sand and the unreality ' of the situation . In their unlikely situation the two characters find that the normal ' concerns of daily life are no more and all they can do is survive to dig ' and dig to survive
The viewer will several times see close ups of skin and hair that resemble the bugs that the protagonist is so interested in . The manipulation of scale in the film causes disorientation in the viewer 's sense of scale , and in tis disorientation the viewer can find himself questioning the meaning and significance of human experience
The movie can be taken as a crude study on how man and woman find space in their lives for each other , often with hesitating accommodation although this theme is only secondary . Of course it is also an aesthetic , artistic experience , though there is still that shock of recognition ' in the film that enables the viewer to realize that there are strong parallels in the film to reality , particularly in the odd angles and close-ups that remind us of on other ' reality not always considered
The disturbing , disorienting scale , and… [banner_entry_footer]
Author: Essay RaptorThis author has published 9190 articles so far. More info about the author is coming soon.


text:
Twin brothers, Ahkeem Boyd and Ahkeel Boyd combined for 60 points to lead Stories of Success (SOS) Basketball Academy to an emphatic 130-92 demolition of Trailblazers in the Men's Premier Division...
You are here
AG calls on Warner to clear his name
Attorney General Anand Ramlogan is calling on Chaguanas West MP Jack Warner to co-operate with any investigation on allegations of corruption while serving as Fifa vice-president. Ramlogan said Warner's matters were affecting the image of T&T. He made the statement yesterday in response to questions from reporters on the matter during yesterday's Senate tea-break in the Parliament building.
That position differed from an earlier one adopted by Ramlogan in 2011 when Warner was a cabinet minister. The UK Daily Telegraph alleges Warner's Port-of-Spain office appears as the contact address on an invoice to a Qatari company asking for US$1.2 million to be paid to the then vice-president of Fifa. Ramlogan said he read "with great interest the international expose concerning the very serious and grave allegation about corruption levelled against Warner."
He noted that the allegations predated Warner's assumption of Cabinet office in 2010. Ramlogan said yesterday Warner "should co-operate with this investigation to vindicate his reputation." Noting that Warner avoided appearing before the Fifa ethics committee, the AG said "it is time that he submits himself to a full and comprehensive inquiry and probe in this matter."
Ramlogan said: "Bravado and arrogance will not cut it for this. This is now a matter of international concern. It is sullying Trinidad and Tobago's international image and reputation." In seeking to explain, Ramlogan indicated that the Warner corruption allegation was "a matter that has clearly gone beyond our borders and it concerns not just a former minister but a serving MP."
Ramlogan said Warner was the leader of a political party with aspirations to be the prime minister of the country. The AG said: "The implications and ramifications of that story runs quite deep and is far- reaching." He insisted that Warner "owes the country and the public the duty which he has to submit himself to the investigation and co-operate fully." Warner declined comment when contacted yesterday.
User comments posted on this website are the sole views and opinions of the comment writer and are not representative of Guardian Media Limited or its staff.
Guardian Media Limited accepts no liability and will not be held accountable for user comments.
Guardian Media Limited reserves the right to remove, to edit or to censor any comments.
Any content which is considered unsuitable, unlawful or offensive, includes personal details, advertises or promotes products, services or websites or repeats previous comments will be removed.
Before posting, please refer to the Community Standards, Terms and conditions and Privacy Policy
User profiles registered through fake social media accounts may be deleted without notice.


text:
Regular price
Migos call it "bad and boujee." We call it "bad and bruja." Those who know, know. A fitted crop top to pair with skirts, jeans, and much more. Made of 100% cotton, this crop top has a soft hand feel and light texture. Form fitting - runs small. • 100% combed cotton • Bottom hem has an unfinished, raw edge
Size guide


text:
Preterism Full Preterism Partial Preterism Idealism
Advanced Eschatology
Redirectionalism VS Preterism
Below are links to my book on eschatology, this is not a Full Preterist or Hyper Preterist book. Within my book I am dealing with the problems faced by Partial Pretetists. I am answering these problems primarily through a different eschatology that deals with the Scriptures as a way to come to Christ rather than a list of things that need to be ticked of through history. For example, Kenneth Gentry has said that this word for "times or the seasons" in Acts 1:7 [Acts 1:7 "And he said unto them, It is not for you to know the times or the seasons, which the Father hath put in his own power.] translated "epochs" in the NASB can refer to thousands of years. A Greek scholar I greatly respect shows that the word at best means only "proper time" or "proper season" (one could extend "proper" to be "appropriate", but not much more). Basically, "epoch(s)" is simply a bad and misleading translation. There is not much here to build a doctrine on as he told me.
Rather here in my book, I am trying to emphasis that these things concerning Jerusalem in Matthew 24 and elsewhere have equal and timeless meaning to us today as a for of idealism, rather then to some point either in the past or in the future.
http://redirectionalism.com/Revelation/LULU-Redirectionalism-Volume-I B-_6-29-2014.docx
http://redirectionalism.com/Revelation/LULU-Redirectionalism-Volume-II-A-2016 in proof.docx


text:
Thoughts of You by Nadia Daniels
arranged by Steve Marsh
Thoughts of You was composed for piano towards the end of 2016 by Nadia Daniels.
It was written as a Christmas present (hence the sub-title) for her husband, Steve Marsh, who subsequently arranged the work for two guitars.
The composition is a very beautiful, melodic piece which works wonderfully well on two guitars and is ideally suitable for the Intermediate guitar duo.
At the age of 12, Nadia Daniels taught herself the classical guitar and later studied clarinet, recorder and piano at Trinity College of Music, London. Over the years she has been involved in various music groups including orchestras, choirs, recorder groups and chamber ensembles.
She has since studied classical guitar with Selena Madeley, Mark Ashford, Steve Marsh and Peter Katona and in 2016 she began playing the cello.
She regularly performs classical guitar duet concerts in partnership with Steve Marsh.
Grade 5
£7 (book)
£5 (pdf)


text: I haven't posted on this blog in over a year. I don't remember when the thrill died, but I have not felt inspired to write anything. I used to wake up in the middle of the night with words I just had to get out. Now that piece of me is gone. Maybe, it's resting. I don't know. I've been stuck on this lately. Lamenting that it seems my passion for things outside of work are fading. So a friend challenged me to write. Something. Anything. So here it is. My 5 mins of content with my thoughts on why I can't create content. This was rough. Hopefully, I'll be back.


text:
When it came time to start applying for summer internships, I began to send my resume far and wide, hoping to potentially land an internship either in New York City or my hometown of Atlanta. I stayed persistent throughout the process, continually applying and patiently waiting to hear back. Yet responses were slim, and even for a person who highly believes there is still potential for the Jonas Brothers to get back together, I began to wonder, "Would I even land an internship at all?" I was determined not to let my summer go to waste, so I began to rethink my options and assess where else could I possibly get experience. That was when I discovered the possibility of an online internship, something I had never heard or thought of before.
I was first introduced to the option of an online internship after searching through a website called Internmatch.com. Two online publications were looking for contributing writers, so I saw an opportunity and applied to both, hoping at least one of them would respond. To my surprise, they both did, and soon I found myself as a contributing writer for two separate publications. The first was an online news channel for fashion and art news called Jolie Gazette. Here, my responsibility was to keep the site's gossip section up-to-date on all things fashion and celebrity news. For the second one, I was a contributing writer for a Chicago-based travel magazine called Extrospection Magazine, where every week I was pitching ideas to a creative director and meeting deadlines for approved articles.
I was delighted to not have just landed one internship but two. Yet a question lingered in the back of my head: "Will this be beneficial?" It was something I had never heard of anyone else doing before, so I wondered, "Will it be a waste?" Thankfully, it was not. These online internships were very beneficial and offered great experience.
As a contributing writer for Extrospection Magazine, I was able to learn and experience first hand the process of brainstorming, pitching and writing articles. Additionally, through weekly Skype brainstorming sessions, I experienced what it was like to effectively interact with a team of interns and a creative director to seamlessly execute collaborative projects.
At Jolie Gazette I was given much responsibility to produce daily articles chronicling art, fashion and celebrity news to a readership of over 7,000. I was constantly making sure my articles were accurate and attributed well. This greatly instilled stronger writing skills.
Both internships were such great experiences. What was even greater was that I could do it all from my bed, at Starbucks, at the beach or even while on a car ride. So, as the time comes for you to start thinking about internships, keep your mind open to online internships. They are not the norm, but they are a great alternative and still very valuable.
-by Jada Culver, PRSSA Executive Member
Leave a Reply.
All blogs are written by general members of UAPRSSA and Capstone Agency.
April 2018


text:
Friday, December 28, 2007
Peanut Brittle.
We had a few last little gifts to finish in addition to our other hand made goodies. I saw a recipe for microwave peanut brittle on the Full Circle blog so we had to try it. It is a great recipe, easy to make, easy to clean up, and tastes amazing.
We made the brittle, let it cool, broke into pieces, and put it in small goodie bags. YUM.
For the recipe, visit here.
Ingredient tip:
Those of you who have read the Omnivore's Dilemma will know what I mean when I say we like to avoid regular corn syrup. If you are avoiding genetically engineered ingredients or GMO corn products, then try Organic Light Corn Syrup - it is made from GMO-free organic corn and is produced without chemicals or additives.
Posted by denise at 8:35 PM No comments:
Labels: candy
Thursday, December 20, 2007
ginger spice cake.
We baked a cake yesterday - a spice cake. The smell is amazing and it is so very moist. The crystallized ginger really adds a great texture and flavor-mmm.
1 c vegetable oil
1 c cane sugar
1 c unsulphured molasses
3-4 Tbsp minced crystallized ginger
2 large eggs (lightly beaten)
3 c whole wheat white flour
1 Tbsp pumpkin pie spice (or mix of ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice)
2 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp finely ground sea salt
1 c water
1 Tbsp baking soda
Butter a 9 x 13 cake pan (I used a large star pan). Preheat the oven to 325º.
In a big bowl, mix together the oil, sugar, molasses, and crystallized ginger. Add the eggs and whisk until smooth and creamy.
In a second bowl, mix the flour, spices and salt together. Stir the molasses mixture into the flour mixture until combined.
In a small pan on the stove, boil the water. Remove it from the heat and stir in the baking soda. Stir the hot water into the batter until combined.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan.
Bake the cake in the middle rack of the oven, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean - about 45 minutes. Let the cake cool before serving with something yummy like organic egg nog ice cream or sprinkle with a cinnamon/sugar mix.
Ingredient tip:
Use Celtic Sea Salt instead of processed salt - it adds minerals and trace elements that are just not in regular salt. I like Light Grey Celtic Sea Salt. Be sure to buy the more rocky salt - it retains more moisture (and more nutrients) and you can simply grind a little at a time with a mortar and pestle as you need it!
Posted by denise at 9:34 PM 4 comments:
Labels: baking
Sunday, December 16, 2007
and...more cookies.
Yes, more cookies. It is that time of year, and today we had a few families from our playgroup over. SO we baked more cookies and made yummy key lime tartlets. These cookies are nice-not too much sugar yet they are soft and creamy. My photo is not the best since I forgot to take a picture until after everyone left tonight so the lighting is...well...but they are yummy!
1 c. butter
3 oz. organic cream cheese
1/2 cup cane sugar
1 Tbsp grated lemon peel (be sure to use an organic lemon when using peel!)
2 c flour (I used a thick ground organic whole wheat white)
Beat the cream cheese and butter together in a bowl or kitchen aid. Stir in the sugar and then the lemon peel. Slowly add the flour. Cover and put in the fridge for an hour or two to firm up.
Preheat 375º
Roll dough into 1" balls (about 1 Tbsp). Dip them into a little bit of cane sugar. Then place on cookie sheet. Stamp the cookies down with a potato masher/meat mallet/fork to pattern.
Bake 7-9 minutes until the cookies are set but before they get brown. Cool on a rack. Makes about 4 dozen.
Ingredient Tip: Use organic butter which is from pasture/grass fed cows. This butter is much more nutrient rich and has many things our bodies need!
Monday, December 10, 2007
sunny butter cookies.
These little cookies are just right for Winter Solstice. The orange yolks and golden butter make the cookies a rich color - nice and sunny. We used sun and moon cookie cutters.
3 c leveled all-purpose flour
1 c confectioners' sugar
1 c (2 sticks) cold unsalted butter, cut in pieces
1/2 tsp salt
4 large egg yolks
1 tsp vanilla extract
Egg wash, (optional): 1 large egg white, beaten with 2 tsp water
Decorating sugar (decorating, cane, turbinado or demerara all would work)
Put the flour, sugar, butter, and salt in the food processor and process until mixture is the texture of coarse meal.
In a small bowl, lightly beat egg yolks and vanilla together. Then, with motor running, add it to the mixture in the food processor. Process just until a dough forms.
Preheat oven to 350º.
For rolled cookies: Divide dough in half; form into two 1/2-inch-thick disks. Wrap in plastic; chill until it is firm, at least 1 hour.
- When chilled - On a piece of floured waxed paper, roll out a disk and using floured cutters cut dough into your shapes and transfer to baking sheets. Re-chill rolled-out dough if difficult to work with. To decorate the cookies - brush with egg wash, then sprinkle with sugar crystals.
For sliced cookies: Divide dough in half; form into two logs. Wrap in plastic; chill until it is firm, at least 1 hour.
- When chilled, remove dough from wrapper. Brush on egg wash, and roll dough in sugar crystals. Using a sharp knife, cut slices from the roll every 1/4-1/2". Place rounds on cookie sheet-brush the wash on the top of the cookie for a glaze, if desired.
Bake until edges are firm (not brown), 15 to 18 minutes. Cool 1 to 2 minutes on the baking sheets, and then cool completely on wire racks.
Isn't the color amazing? Using local eggs with the super intense orange yolks and the most creamy yellow local butter just made these cookies POP. And they are so good-they melt in your mouth.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
candied orange peel.
Looking for yummy gifts to make for the holidays? This candied orange peel is a nice gift for Christmas or as a Solstice treat. The intense orange flavor is amazing!
Candied Orange Peel
From Carole Bloom's Truffles, Candies, & Confections
Yield: 5-6 cups
6 to 8 large, thick-skinned organic oranges
6 cups organic cane sugar
1/4 cup orange flavored liquor or OJ
1. Slice the ends off the oranges and discard. Cut the oranges into quarters, then cut off all but 1/2 inch of the pulp, which keeps the peel from becoming bitter as it cooks. Cut the quarters into thin slices.
2. Place the orange slices in a 6-quart saucepan and cover with cold water. Over medium-high heat, bring the water to a boil and boil for 5 minutes. Drain off the water and repeat this process with fresh cold water two more times.
3. After the third boil, drain the orange slices, rinse them in cold water, and remove any pulp that is still attached. In the saucepan, combine the orange slices, 3 cups of the sugar, and the orange liqueur, and cook over low heat until the sugar is dissolved (about 5 minutes), stirring constantly. Continue to cook over low heat for 1 1/2 hours, stirring frequently. Most of the sugar will be absorbed by the peel as it cooks. Remove the saucepan from the heat and immediately begin the next step.
4. Place the remaining 3 cups sugar on a sheet of waxed paper. Roll spoonfuls of the orange slices in the sugar, separating the slices to coat them completely. Transfer the slices onto another sheet of waxed paper and let them air-dry (20-30 minutes).
5. In a tightly covered container, the peel will keep for 2 to 3 months in the refrigerator. *
*Dipped in tempered bittersweet chocolate, it will keep (in an air-tight container, wrapped tightly in foil) for 1 month in the refrigerator or 2 months in the freezer.
I used a semi-sweet fair trade organic chocolate chip -- the rich dark chocolate over the sweet candied peel is GREAT!
Ingredients Tip:
Since this recipe uses the peel, be sure to use organic oranges. I used organic cane sugar as it is less processed -- it has a richer flavor than the white sugar!
Tips to use the whole orange:
• The yummy middles that are sliced off (step 1) are of course good to just eat as you slice, or add to a salad.
• The sugar liquid left in the pot after you remove the peels (step 3) can be boiled down a little longer, and used as a syrup over your waffles (amazing orange flavor!).
• And, any sugar that is left after dredging the cooked peels in it is infused with a nice orange flavor (step 4). Save it and use it to sweeten your tea. I had a LOT left over.
Posted by denise at 10:17 PM 1 comment:
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Spice Shortbread.
We have been "testing" some cookie recipes for the holiday gifts coming soon. This of course is just an excuse to make cookies - the boys love to measure, pour and bake, and of course eat. Today we made our first batch of shortbread-it is delicious!
Spice Shortbread
1 c unsalted softened butter
1/2 c sugar
1/3 c light brown sugar
1 1/2 Tsp pure vanilla extract
2 cups flour
1 Tbsp pumpkin pie spice
1/2 Tsp cinnamon
1/2 Tsp salt
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and grease cookie sheet.
In a large bowl cream the butter and sugars together until light. Mix in the vanilla. In a small bowl mix together the flour, spices, and salt. Slowly blend the flour mixture into the butter mixture until well mixed.
Flour your surface, and gently press or roll (flour that rolling pin!) into a sheet. Use buttered cookie cutters (or a scone cutter) to cut out shapes (this is a soft shortbread-so don't use too elaborate of a design) and place on the cookie sheet about 1" apart.
Bake for 17-22 minutes, or until golden brown around the edges. Let cool completely.
Chocolate Edges
Melt 1/2 cup chocolate chips and dip the cooled shortbread into the chocolate to edge. Let dry.
Orange Glaze
Mix 3 Tbsp powdered sugar with OJ or squeeze a fresh orange into the bowl...stir and adjust sugar/juice mix until you get a nice glaze which is neither runny or gloopy. Drizzle over your cookies, or dip the shortbread into the glaze. Let dry.
Ingredients Tip:
Buy fair trade organic chocolate for your baking. It is better for both humans and the environment.
With Fair Trade certified chocolate:
• Forced and abusive child labor are prohibited
• Farming families earn a price that is adequate to meet their basic human needs
• Environmentally sustainable production methods are required
Posted by denise at 10:58 PM 7 comments:
Monday, December 3, 2007
in from the cold.
After shoveling ice and snow outside in the cold, a warm hearty lunch is very welcome. Who says eggs have to be for breakfast, anyway? And with local eggs, milk, leeks, and cheese it is even better...not to mention the local fingerling sweet potatoes caramelized in a Dijon brown sugar glaze...
Sweet Potatoes
1-2 pounds fingerling sweet potatoes, scrubbed and sliced thickly
1 Tbsp Dijon
2 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tbsp butter
I first boiled the sliced potatoes in the skillet until I could poke them with a knife (not mushy). Toss out the water, and return the skillet to the heat (med hi) with a drizzle of olive oil to keep them from sticking. While they are sizzling, warm the mustard, brown sugar and butter up together--whisking until mixed. Drizzle over the potatoes in the skillet, and let it bubble for a minute (stir/turn) before removing from heat. SOOOO good.
The boys love the colors on our local eggs.
Posted by denise at 12:16 AM No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Produced By Us...
Grave Intention
Private investigator Ellen Brazil is hired to find ex-banker Charles Dugan, who disappeared after his mansion burned to the ground. Ellen quickly discovers that Dugan's new profession - playing poker full time - has earned him a circle of very…
Barbican - Monthly Audio Guide
An audio version of the monthly events listings for the Barbican. Featuring News, Art, Film, Classical Music, Contemporary Music, Theatre & Dance each month. Various Narrators
Exquisite Mind - How a new paradigm transformed my life... And is sweeping the world
Is it possible to rid yourself of chronic stress, anxiety and depression? Is it possible to experience true peace of mind? Is it possible to discover a new way of living life, beyond what you imagined? In this inspirational true…
Duke & Michel - The King Tingaling Painting (book 2)
Duke & Michel must rescue Michel's family and Duke's Premium Nibbles from the villainous Master but end up becoming pawns in a battle between the Master and King Tingaling, who is still royally riled over a portrait of him in…
The Sólskin Event: Part one - Solitude
"Where am I?" The first thought that crosses your mind when you wake. In the total darkness, there comes a voice... She could be your only hope for survival. She could be your captor, your manipulator. One man's search for…
Centuries ago, a great castle was built in the mountains of Germany's Black Forest. Its ancient guardians still thrive in its walls, forever protecting its dark secrets, holding captive an enemy that threatens their very existence. Foretold is a story…
Sole Intention
Former police officers Ellen Brazil and Brian Lynx have joined forces to start a successful missing persons investigation firm which has just been contracted to find the wife of bodybuilder Will Endersbe. Ellen discovers that a number of women with…
Rome, Italy - Travel Guide Book
A comprehensive five-day travel guide to Rome, Italy and unforgettable Italian travel. Journey to the Center of Rome, Italy! "Italy has changed. But Rome is Rome." (Robert De Niro) And if you've yet to experience this historical masterpiece, what are you…
Torn Apart
Everyone understands about the no-go districts--areas of the city so overrun with gang violence even the police stay away. In this book, the first in a new series, DI Hero Nelson sets out to combat the issue. When Saskia Hartley…
Duke & Michel - The Mysterious Corridor (book 1)
Skateboarder Michel is freaking out as his cousin Romain has gone missing. Michel sticks his head through a hole in the garden fence and is sucked into a giant vortex. He ends up in a mysterious corridor, with doors leading…
Forever Watching You
With everything to live for, wealthy cosmetic entrepreneur Anneka Morton is on the cusp of launching a brand-new range of products… but her husband reports her missing just days before the launch party. When intrepid Detective Inspector Miranda Carr arrives…
50+ Fresh Horizons
An audio version of the full annual magazine for members of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group Pensioners Associtation. Produced and distributed on CD and USB to RBSGPA members. {{Download=http://www.rbsgpa.org.uk/}}


text:
- Mission
- Featured Shows
- All About the Afterlife
- Clear Creative Hour
- Creation in Action
- Culture for Care
- Death Tracks
- Doc Speaks Show
- Efactor Show
- Embodied Awakening
- Emerging from the Matrix
- Empowered Living
- Expect Miracles
- Get on the Grid
- Harmonious Day
- Holding the Light
- Intention Call
- Let Go To Glow
- Life Coach Radio
- Sacred Commerce
- The Courage to Change
- The Energetic Connection
- The Journey
- The Love Alchemy Show
- The Love Molecule
- The Naked Truth
- The Pause
- The Rx Diaries
- Trish Talks
- Unveiled
- Work Places That Work
- Our Hosts
- Our Sponsors
- Find Us
- Intention Call
- Listen Live
Rev Gail Dobert; Director of The Silent Unity Prayer Ministry at Unity Village
Posted on Apr 27, 2014 in Culture for Care, Radio
Today's show a gift for us all. Rev. Gail Dobert is a Unity Minister and Director of The Silent Unity Prayer Ministry at Unity Village, Missouri. Gail has been an active Truth student for over 25 years. Although born in Ohio and currently living and working at Unity Village, Missouri she calls Alaska home after living there full time and part time for 33 years. Her husband of 30 years is a part time Alaskan Bush Pilot, spending the winters with her in MO. Their three grown children are pursuing their careers in three different states. (And she misses them every day!!)
A life-long learner, Gail is currently in the last semester of her MBA at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, MO. Outside of her full time ministry at Silent Unity she performs weddings, memorial services, house blessings and more. Her community outreach includes Harvesters food bank, Dress for Success organization that helps women prepare to enter or reenter the workplace, and Hope House, a domestic violence shelter in Kansas City. She has sponsored several women in African countries through Women to Women International for five years.
Gail's greatest joy in life is seeing the light shine in people's eyes as they come to an understanding that they are precious, loved and have the power to create the life that they want.
Join us for a wonderful ride through inspiration and a shared love for this world....
Below is the prayer I sent in to Silent Unity Prayer....
Hi my name is Surya,
I am in a transition point in my life. My pray is for my roots to be fed and my blossoms to bloom, this I offer to the world. May my blossoms turn to fruit to feed the soul of our collective true line, where the heart is heard everywhere. This is my prayer...
To love and to hold, to feed each other with our gifts, to taste the good life in every breath, or our world soul to sing in the unity of the heart, where our goodness unites, our soul of truth that we pray to, where the bigness of who we are is met my the grandness of life, where bother and sister of all who walk on this world know there place their peace in the peace and unite.
Where we come into form forming our true form of unity and unite....this is my prayer, feed my roots, my soul pray so I may blossom and ripen into the fruit that i am to share.....my prayer for me, my prayer for us all, my prayer for the prayer to ignite into the soul star of consciousness that lives inside the heart of truth where the true line of being speaks the heart of our godllyness and we know our selfs divine....
Blessings and love,
Surya Ru Kramer
Prayers answered, moments of magic felt....
800 Now Pray
800 669 7729
If you are inspired, do share your prayer with us...


text:
Social Services organizations and the professionals committed to assisting others. They are also exposed to incredible risks in the course of their operations and the work they perform – especially in the area of liability.
Huntersure provides insurance solutions that address each of these main risks. We offer a combined general liability and professional Liability policy with several coverage-enriched enhancements including privacy, sexual abuse coverage, and HIPAA coverage.
Program Features
Locations Served : Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Washington,D.C., Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming
© Copyright 1999-2013 ProgramBusiness.com


text:
Painter in Magnolia
Experienced painter over 10 years professional experience. In need of immediate work, I have experience in all aspects of the painting trade, and have tools, I can spray, back roll, cut in, caulk, sand, stain, puddy, drywall finish and installatiion finish and repair, ladder work, etc...... I love to paint and am looking for all the work I can get. Please contact me by phone anytime 302-241-... Thank you.
Painter Details
|Email Address
|Phone Number
|302-241-... Confirmed
|Provider Type
Notes made here will only be seen by you. If you want to message the owner of this listing
More in Magnolia, Delaware
Looking for Painters in Magnolia, DE?
Find available jobs in your city.
Featured Painters near Magnolia, DE


text:
It has actually been years considering that you have actually gone shopping for a brand-new bed mattress. Equally as modern technology has actually transformed in the blink of an eye, so has the production of bed mattress. Not does one need to pick from the various conventional coil springtime cushions, or trend beds such those utilizing water as well as air. There are currently likewise remarkable memory foam bed mattress choices. With all these alternatives it is necessary to recognize how you can select the most effective bed mattress for you. Avoid the complication at the shop by doing your research initially in order to pick the very best cushion for your wants and needs.
Tip One: Take into consideration Budget plan.
A cushion could set you back from just a couple of hundred to as high as countless bucks. Equally as one could not intend to purchase the least expensive of autos due to absence of top quality, or might not have the ability to pay for or require the Bentley with it's extravagant bonus, the very same is true for bed mattress choice. One does not should invest thousands on a bed mattress when they could discover a remarkable one online for a couple of hundred, that is a lot less compared to an in-store similar bed.
Tip 2: Understand Cushion Options.
With numerous various cushion alternatives one will certainly obtain lightheaded simply strolling right into a shop cold. Prior to acquiring a cushion do some study online to look into the distinctions in between the old coil springtime cushion that you are most likely changing as well as the brand-new modern technology of memory foam. Layout is necessary. Memory foam with gel is an exceptional selection as the foam complies with each body as well as the gel maintains the body from overheating. The well created memory foam bed could be solid after resting however completely sustains every component of the body making it the excellent equilibrium to attain an excellent evening's rest.
Tip 3: Try-On for Convenience.
Selecting the bed mattress that is ideal for you is greater than simply strolling right into a physical shop and also examination owning various cushions for couple of minutes of cushion jumping. Specialists recommend that a person must try a cushion by resting on each side, back as well as stand for a minimum of 5 to 10 mins specifically in order to actually have the ability to obtain sensation of if the bed will certainly be a great fit. This could be challenging with an aggressive salesman hanging over you as well as motivating you to invest, invest, invest to obtain the Cadillac of bed mattress. By buying your bed mattress online, you could obtain an opportunity for real rest trial examination. Check out your search can be simplified with the help of sleepjunkie to know more about mattress.
In the initiatives to produce the utmost convenience for resting, business have actually long been dealing with developing the supreme bed mattress to please everybody. Besides springtime coil, there have actually been waterbeds, air beds and also beds that alter suppleness with the click of a remote. It is evident that looking for the divine grail of a comfy area to rest has actually been a lengthy roadway planned. Many thanks to NASA designers, that designed memory foam, individuals have today involve value the worth that resting on the really comforting foam kind bed mattress could be.


text:
Arizona Boys Hooded Henley T-Shirt
Select your options to be notified when it's back in stock
colorHeather Gray Green
Select your options to be notified when it's back in stock
Select your options to see availability
Arizona Boys Hooded Henley T-Shirt
Product Description
- Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve
- Fit: Regular
- Fabric Description: Jersey
- Fabric Content: 60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
- Neckline: Crew
- Care: Machine Wash
- Country of Origin: Imported
webID: 3231841
Helpful Guides
Shipping & Returns
Same Day Pick Up
Need it right away? Confirm availability & buy online, pick it up at your store.
Convenient Shipping Options
Not available at your store? We can ship to you directly or to your favorite JCP location.
Easy Returns
Shop with confidence. Read our full, common sense