text:
Labour Councillor hits back at MP's hypocrisy
Dr Luigi Reale, Labour Councillor for Castle Ward, has accused Richard Fuller MP of betraying the Italian community in Bedford.
Recently, Richard Fuller posed a question to the House of Commons about the speed at which Italian passports were being approved for Bedford residents. He said "There has been a sustained and large demand for Italian passports and the capacity of the Italian embassy I am told is limited".
Dr Reale said: "Richard Fuller MP has been talking again about the Italian community in Bedford - hoping that they will forgive him for his love of Brexit. What he does not explain is that this surge in demand for Italian passports by British Nationals (of Italian origin) has been directly caused by the shambles that is Brexit. Mr Fuller was a fervent supporter of the Leave campaign and presented a particular stance against European communities living in the UK – a move that many of the Italians in his constituency of Bedford & Kempston saw as close to traitorous."
He continued: "It is unbelievable that the same man now asks for the Italian Government to speed things up. If his stance against European communities had not happened, all these British Nationals would now not be panicking to get Italian passports – to ensure they can remain in the EU. Apparently, the same thing is happening with British Nationals of Irish background."
It is not the first time Mr Fuller has let down the Italian community. In 2012 Dr Reale led the campaign which united thousands of Italian Bedfordians in a bid to save their Consulate services, and ensured that at least the town could have an Honorary Consul's Office.
Cllr Reale stated; "When the Italian Government closed the vice-Consulate's office in Bedford, Mr Fuller did not lift a finger to help the campaign to restore these services to Bedford. He now talks 'proudly' about the community! Richard Fuller needs to acknowledge that his views, his actions and his distorted vision of Bedford without the EU, trickles fear in otherwise peaceful communities."


text:
Credit: NHNZ MOVING IMAGES/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Release details: Model release not required. Property release not required.
Keywords: animal theme, ape, branch, branches, chordata, day, fauna, handheld, indoneisa, less than 10 seconds, low angle view, mammal, medium shot, nobody, one animal, orangutan, outdoors, ponginae, pongo, pongo pygmaeus abelii, primate, real time, southeast asia, sumatran orangutan, tree
Licence fees: A licence fee will be charged for any media (low or high resolution) used in your project.
K002/8075 Rights Managed
Downloadable master
Duration: 00:00:06.25
Frame size: 1920x1080
Frame rate: 29.97
Audio: No
Format: QuickTime, Photo JPEG 100%, progressive scan, square pixels
File size: 315.4M
Capture format: DVCPRO100
Codec: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)
Interlaced: Yes
Please contact Science Photo Library if you require the original, or other formats.
Please login to use the price calculator

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Close encounters of the frightening kind... March 17-- about 700 swimmers that took part in a race Sunday off the coast of Sydney Australia, they seemed oblivious to the danger that was lurking in the sea waters. A hammerhead shark was swimming near them, and another smaller shark was in the water under them.
It's like food fest for the sharks as surf rescue and coast guards quickly scrambled boats and helicopters to try to divert the animals from going near the swimmers.
Find more videos like this on ThisIs50.com


text:
FastPass+ Options
Earlier this month, the Disney Parks Blog announced that changes were coming to the FastPass+ program as a result of guest feedback.
Those specific changes have now been shared....
Beginning April 28, 2014, after guests have used their first three FastPass+ selections, they will be able to select another one at one of the kiosks located in each of the four WDW parks.
When they've used that one, they'll be able to select another, and so on, ultimately providing guests with even more ways to customize their Walt Disney World Vacation.
Guests will also be able to select and use their additional FastPass+ entitlements when they hop from park to park.


text:
Georgetown students have been lined up since 5:30 am to hear presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders deliver his much anticipated speech on what it means to be a Democratic Socialism in America.
Sanders will deliver remarks about his political philosophy at Georgetown University's Institute of Politics and Public Service at 2pm Thursday. The line for the event begins inside Georgetown's Gaston Hall and goes all the way outside where hundreds of students sit in the rain with the hope of nabbing a good seat for the speech.
The meaning of Sanders' "democratic socialist" label has been discussed in length during this presidential election cycle. Sanders hopes to explain and pitch his controversial personal political philosophy to the American people with his speech.
But Georgetown student Ryan Sudo doesn't think the label is controversial.
Sudo, who is a regional and comparative studies major, has been sitting outside in the rain since the early morning. He's seated on the ground with an umbrella and an Apple Mac book where he's finishing up his homework for his Chinese course.
Sudo told Breitbart News that he's a fan of Sanders because "he doesn't apologize for his opinions either."
"He's not afraid to say, 'I am a Democratic Socialist and this is what I believe' and i think people really admire that about him as well," Sudo adds.
"I think its good that we've reached a point where a candidate can say they're a socialist and not be some extreme fringe candidate."
"And now a lot of people aren't afraid to say 'I identify with socialism.'"
Max Winebrenner, a Georgetown freshman studying Chinese, is at the very front of the line. He says he's excited to hear Sanders talk about Democratic Socialism, which he says is popular among young Americans.
"For a lot of our parents, and older generations, they kind of always had politics as usual and never really considered major change like the kind that Bernie Sanders has. Shifting away from something like capitalism is a huge shift in the paradigm and its something that I think our generation is more willing to accept."
"We're willing to accept huge changes in what's considered socially acceptable with things like homosexuality and transgender people. So I think this is another step– that we're willing to accept other alternatives to capitalism."
Seated beside him is Justin McCartney, a freshman studying foreign affairs, who is sitting on the ground with a laptop that bears a "Bernie Sanders" sticker. He tells me that he has never been involved in politics until Bernie Sanders launched a big for presidency.
"He's much more of a social movement type of candidate. He's changing American society not just American politics. "I feel like thats why he's engaged people like me, and also people around the country, because he really does transcend politics."
The event will be streamed live on Georgetown's website and will feature a Q&A session with Georgetown students.


text:
Contact Us
Registered Office
A-18, Pushapdhan Banglows
Link Road, Near HDFC Bank
Bharuch 392 001. (Gujarat)
Correspondence / Field Office
Gram Vikas Trust
A-8, Ganesh Township
Behind Shravan School
Link Road, Shravan Chokdi
Bharuch 392 001
(Gujarat, India).
View Larger Map
Legal Documents
Visitors : 89423
Designed and Maintained by GNARITUS TECH


text:
English quarter-finalists in the Champions League
Manchester City and Liverpool will represent the Premier League in the last eight.
England will have two teams in the Champions League quarter-finals after Chelsea's defeat to Barcelona left just Liverpool and Manchester City in the competition.
It is the first time since 2013-14, with Manchester United and Chelsea, that two Premier League clubs have reached the last eight.
Here Press Association looks how teams have fared over the last seven years.
2010-11 (Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham)
2011-12 (Chelsea)
2012-2013 (No English clubs)
2013-14 (Manchester United, Chelsea)
2014-15 (No English clubs)
2015-16 (Manchester City)
2016-17 (Leicester)
Sorry, we are not accepting comments on this article.


text:
FREE Commercial Real Estate Development and Investment Class
Neighborhood Support Team (NST) Leads Third Ward Complete Communities Action Plan
Invest In My Own Community: Session IV
Palm Center Farmer's Market
We'll keep you informed about things to do and see in the Greater Southeast District. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Select the type of information would you like to receive:
Please confirm you read our privacy policy prior to signing up.


text:
Taking a Constitutional?
Bloggers discuss the extension of the Iraqi Constitution deadline; they also ponder Supreme Court nominee John Roberts' opinions about Michael Jackson and delight in a list of the movies Roger Ebert hates most.
Taking a constitutional?: Minutes before the agreed-upon deadline, the Iraqi parliament gave politicians a week's extension to hammer out the details of the constitution.
Bloggers are torn about this turn of events. Conservative Publius Pundit believes that the glass is half-full: "I think that it is a good thing that the committe members will be able to reflect on and refine the hard work that they've done over the past few weeks, and over the past few days especially. They certainly need to bridge a large disconnect between their own ideologies and the wishes of the Iraqi people." BuzzMachine's moderate Jeff Jarvis agrees: "On the Iraqi constitution, a week's delay is seen as a defeat. But, of course, we should compare that with our own heritage: 16 months to negotiate articles of confederation that were a disaster; 13 years from the Declaration of Independence before we ended up with a constitution and a government. And we had an advantage: We weren't murdering each other."
Naysayers also abound. Left-leaning You Will Anyway points out, "[T]he December elections are dependent upon acceptance. If there's no new constitution, how can there be elections for the country's first new government? I think they'd be back to square one: voting a new parliament to attempt to hash out a new constitution." Some continue to be skeptical of the constitution's basic premises. "[I]t seems a move towards a constitution based in shari'a stands a good chance of threatening rights women already had under Iraqi secular law, like divorce and the right to marry without the consent of their families, and possibly access to education in conservative households," writes anti-Bush Argentla.
InstaPundit's libertarian Glenn Reynolds has a more measured take: "It's probably neither good news or bad, but just part of the ongoing haggling, which as I've mentioned before is likely to be self-limiting once the Sunnis realize they've gotten as much as they can."
Read more about the Iraqi Constitution.
Roberts v. Jackson: Sure the thousands of pages of documents released by the White House give insight into Supreme Court nominee John Roberts' views on abortion and school prayer. But some bloggers are tickled by this Dana Milbank piece in the Washington Post in which Milbank discovered that Roberts disapproved of attempts made by Michael Jackson's PR firm to get presidential endorsement. In 1984, Roberts wrote, "Frankly, I find the obsequious attitude of some members of the White House staff toward Mr. Jackson's attendants, and the fawning posture they would have the president of the United States adopt, more than a little embarrassing."
Conservatives are sure that Roberts' stance on Jackson underscores his superiority. "[A]nyone who had the foresight to warn politicians off of Michael Jackson at the height of his popularity and the will to convince them of his foresight probably will easily make mincemeat of the puny and superficial attacks offered thus far to his confirmation," writes Ed Morrissey of Captain's Quarters. Fellow right-wingers commend Roberts. "Hmmmm...Could common sense be making it's way back into the High Court? No wonder the libs are getting fidgety," statesHopperbach.
Most liberals are ignoring this scoop. But Shelf Space's Princess Sparkle Pony notes Roberts' use of terms like "vox clamans in terris," and "eleemosynary." The language blogger claims, "So now we have something concrete with which to mock Judge Roberts: He likes to use big words and pointless Latin when perfectly simple alternatives exist. Satirists take note!"
Read more about Roberts and Jackson.
Two thumbs down: Bloggers are gushing over critic Roger Ebert's list of most-hated movies. (Here's a characteristic sentiment from his review of Last Rites: "Many films are bad. Only a few declare themselves the work of people deficient in taste, judgment, reason, tact, morality and common sense. Was there no one connected with this project who read the screenplay, considered the story, evaluated the proposed film and vomited?")
Many bloggers can't get enough. "Ebert is simply splendid at bashing bad movies. Sometimes he even bashes good ones, but it's okay because he is soooo good at it. You laugh anyway, even if it's your favorite movie of all time he's panning, or at least, I do," writesserotonin rain's Jim, who's from Pottstown, Pa. A lot of bloggers have at least one quibble though: "Inasmuch as I have been spared the chore of watching most of the films noted, it's hard to argue with his choices. However, even though it has been overrated generally, isn't it a bit harsh to include The Usual Suspects on this list?" asksHouston's Clear Thinkers' Tom Kirkendall, an attorney.
Read more about Ebert's most hated movies.
Got a question, comment, or suggestion? E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
"Talent, as opposed to what we are currently taught, is not a ticket to self-interested greed and wealth. It is a gift which entails responsibility towards the rest of society."
By: Pierre Herman
Cities around the world are becoming increasingly unequal. Post-war changes which saw broad improvements to the quality of life of many are now being reversed and the city is ground-zero for these reversals. Cuts to social spending, stagnant salaries, and catastrophic increases in the cost of living are combining to create a perfect storm, and the result is becoming all too apparent: rising homelessness, hunger and suicides and a spike in violent crime, especially in the US.
Those factors mentioned are hardly coincidences but are a direct result of the policies that guide neoliberal cities today. The property market is thrown unregulated into the ruthless supply-and-demand machine, regardless of where that demand comes from, leaving even the professional class unable to afford decent accommodation. Neoliberal economic policies are designed to pinch wherever possible in an effort to stay "competitive" and reduce the burden on the highest earners and corporate class, leaving local jurisdictions with no choice but to cut in turn. In the UK, these cuts have left many of London's boroughs unable to afford programmes to help at-risk youth, expand affordable housing, and even keep up basic recycling services. Sustainability is now a luxury concept which many dare not even pay lip service to.
That doing good comes at ones own expense is an idea that continues to display surprising acceptance even among the well-educated
Why do we tolerate this situation? Perhaps it's because we are all victims of an insidious philosophy that has clouded the minds of many in the capitalist world – the idea that greed and selfishness should be encouraged. You might call it Trickle-down economics or Reaganomics. We all benefit from the fruits of greed's hard work, so the theory goes. Or you might remember the thoughts of Milton Freedman, who proposed in the 1970s that the only social responsibility of business was to focus all of its activities and efforts on increasing profits.
That doing good comes at one's own expense is an idea that continues to display surprising acceptance among even the well-educated, and can be seen in action in any competitive city, corporate office or street corner. We may not think about it much, but most of us see no harm in ignoring injustice, poverty or inequality. By default we view our own self-interested actions as correct, and by extension, the self-interested actions of corporations and the wealthy (who many of the middle class admire and would like to join) are seen as correct as well.
With the rise of the 1%, the long-term consequences of this kind of philosophy are becoming clear. Self-interest has become global-scale fraud, where corporations can claim to be unprofitable and therefore avoid taxes even though its chief-executives have paid themselves multi-million dollar or pound salaries and pensions. In many cases, profits are simply undeclared and siphoned off to private off-shore banks. Bankers themselves earn enough to pay some smaller countries national debts simply by playing with money which never existed or by trading stock of companies whose earnings come from the pillage and sale of natural resources, the true cost of which is "externalized" onto the environment and future generations, or by exploiting its workforce and even using slave labour.
Greed can only be good for so long. Corporate profits and private wealth are now so concentrated that what's trickling down is inadequate to maintain a sustainable, socially equitable population. What is perhaps needed are not only laws to reverse the concentration of wealth now being witnessed, but a change in the cultural acceptance of greed.
Japan might not be the haven of equality it once was, but corporate heads and CEOs there still earn only one-sixth of their peers in the US, where the average CEO earns 319 times as much as the average worker.
And we might do well to look East. Japan might not be the haven of equality it once was, but corporate heads and CEOs there still earn only one-sixth of their peers in the US, where the average CEO earns 319 times as much as the average worker. It comes down to a single word: shame. To the Japanese, it would simply be shameful, immodest or too individualist to take home an inflated salary compared to one's fellow company workers. It's this very shame that has been lost in our acceptance of greed and it is perhaps a good dose of shame that we need to reintroduce into Western culture as well. If we cannot overcome our greed because we truly believe in equality, the way Scandinavians might, then we can at least begin by calling out shameless greed and exploitation for what it is, and announcing that it will no longer be tolerated.
What we also need is to nurture a culture of what we might call moral leadership. We have become a society of aspiring megalomaniacs where wealth at almost any cost to society (or the environment) is justified. This must be reversed. There are good corporate (and political) leaders out there, we must find them and highlight them as models. For example, those who take pay cuts to avoid lay-offs or who manage a company in ways which prolong and improve employment for those who work for it.
Talent, as opposed to what we are currently taught, is not a ticket to self-interested greed and wealth. It is a gift which entails responsibility towards the rest of society. This responsibility is being shunned but it must reinvigorated, promoted and rewarded, because only a monumental shift in our collective moral compass can bring about a socially and environmentally sustainable future.
Pierre Herman is a teacher, thinker, writer and recent graduate of the MA Sustainable Cities programme at King's College London. He currently lives in south London.


text:
Colonial Country Club is located off Colonial Drive and tucked between Interstate 75 and Treeline Road. This golf community has an amazing 18-hole championship golf course that was designed by Gordon Lewis. The amenities are as amazing as the golf and include a resort style swimming pool, Jacuzzi, a large deck area, poolside snack bar, indoor private fitness center with state of the art equipment, private massage rooms, meeting rooms, book exchange library, business center, bar and restaurant.
One of the most incredible changes I experienced when I moved down to beautiful Southwest Florida was the amount of time my air conditioning unit ran. As the project manager on most of my personal real estate flips and home owner, I can tell you that there is a lot that you can do to keep your air conditioner healthy.
When clients move to Southwest Florida I always recommend that they have their air conditioner unit serviced twice a year – once in the summer and once in the winter.
When customers are in the market to purchase a home they have a certain level of expectations and as a seller it your job to exceed those expectations. As a seller your home needs to appeal to the mass audience and your comprehension of what buyer want in today's real estate market is critical to a successful transaction. There are seven key points to selling your home for top dollar that I will share.
Fort Myers, FL


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 OregonLive.com user to add photos or videos of Rainforest Essentials
Since 2008 the company has been providing Beauty Shops.
Rainforest Essentials serves Portland, OR and is located in the 97222 ZIP code. Rainforest Essentials falls under the following categories: cosmetics & perfumes wholesale & manufacturers, druggists supplies, health & beauty aid manufacturers & distributors, pharmaceutical supplies.


text:
My earliest memory of carrots is watching Bugs Bunny on TV. Being a goat (Capricorn, by zodiac) I've always loved munching on raw veggies and carrots are right on top of the list. But when it comes to cooking with them, I've not taken to it as much as I do with salad or crudites. Desserts are a completely different thing all together. Gajar ka halwa is something that I'll have only if it is made at home and only if there is no khoya or mawa. Carrot cake, I'm not too fond of. Carrot kheer, I like it better when its frozen to form ice cream. So you see, I'm fussy like that when it comes to this.
A couple of weeks ago, the husband and I were in Delhi and there for the first time we tasted Black Carrots, they look purple actually, and I fell in love. I instantly took to how earthy they were with that hint of sweetness. We had a roasted carrot salad and I was amazed at how just a little bit of heat brought out the flavours of this root vegetable so beautifully. I simply had to take some home! And I did.
While we did have our share of salads, I wanted to do something different with these carrots. The easiest would've been a Gajar ka halwa but that somehow didn't sit right in my head. Then I thought of brownies, I've made these with beetroot before and I thought these carrots would work well too. I also decided to throw in some walnuts because, well, it is a brownie and the earthiness of the nuts matched with that of the carrots. I've used pureed carrots in this recipe, you can chop them finely and use them too.
Black carrot brownies
3/4 cup of flour
1/2 cup of sugar
1 cup of black carrot, peeled, chopped, steamed & pureed
1/2 tsp of vanilla essence
1 tsp of baking powder
1/2 tsp of baking soda
2 tbsp of olive oil
2 tbsp of cocoa powder
2 tbsp of yogurt
3 tbsp of walnuts, coarsely chopped
Mix the sugar, yogurt, olive oil and vanilla essence together until smooth. Now add the cocoa powder to this and whisk well. Then add the carrot puree and whisk again.
Now add the flour to this with the baking powder and baking soda. Mix well but do not overdo it. Toss in some walnuts and fold into the batter.
Pour the batter into a prepared baking tin, sprinkle with more walnuts on top and bake in a pre-heated oven for 25-30 minutes at 180 degrees celsius. The brownies will be a little gooey in the centre, but that's just how they're meant to be! Serve when they're warm.
*The colour of the batter goes from purple to almost a greyish black. Do not worry, the end result is delicious
*To make the recipe vegan, you can use 2 tsp of flaxseeds, powdered and mixed with water to replace the yogurt
*Add some chocolate chips to this recipe to up the decadence quotient


text:
It was a work trip for H. and I - I had a conference in Portland, and he had one right afterwards in Seattle. Of course, we brought L. along. When both your parents work in academic publishing and travel to conferences, how long until you attend your first conference? Well, I guess about 21 months...
|This was an end-of-day visit, not booth staff.
We managed to balance work and fun for L, attending the zoo in Portland (big hit!), seeing airplanes, trucks, buses, choo choos and all variety of construction vehicles of interest to tots.
L. loves airplanes, so loves flying. Good thing, seeing as this was flight numbers 19 & 20 for him. And, most likely, his last 2 free flights before he turns two and we have to purchase a seat for him (either I need to have a lot more money or we will need to travel a lot less going forward).
Not to venture too far into mommyblogging, but I have been asked how to handle their babies on planes, since we've become experts at it. So, let me offer a few tips:
Flying with a baby is far easier than flying with a toddler. I'd say that until about 1 year, it was pretty easy to fly with L.
1. There's the basics - nurse or bottle during take off and landing (the swallowing helps their ears).
2. Flying at about bed time works best for us - he'll sleep for most of the flight (note to baby-holder: go to the restroom first).
3. Aisle seats are key so you can easily get up and out of your seat if necessary.
4. Time zones! Well, going west I recommend a bedtime flight. When you arrive, wake them up and let them stay awake awhile, then have a "second" bedtime. That's worked for us. Flying east - red eye. They are miserable for you, but easiest for them.
5. Every airline we've flown has allowed us to gate check a car seat, a stroller, and bring a carry on for the baby (in addition to your own).
I have some recommendations for ways to amuse your toddler on a plane too, and I will share those in another post (stay tuned!).
L. is also recently obsessed with cars. We don't have a car, and don't spend much time in them - but on this trip we did, and L. loved every minute of it. We basically bribed him with a promise of going in the "vroom vroom car" (it worked). Only a kid that spends as little time in cars as this one could possibly love being in them as much. When we got home and had to take a bus to daycare he was practically in tears.
This was L's third time in Seattle. My brother and his family live there, so it was nice to spend time we them. We visited the Pacific Science Center (which has a toddler section!), the amazing Goodwill, and visited my best friend's new baby. All in all, a successful trip.


text:
Heather Wooten is a vice president of programs at ChangeLab Solutions, leading the organization's work in Healthy Planning.
She manages a team of professionals researching best practices, developing policy tools, and working with communities to connect land use, community development, and health. She is a co-author of one of the premier publications on developing and implementing health policy language in land use plans, How to Create and Implement Healthy General Plans. Prior to joining ChangeLab Solutions, Heather co-authored the Oakland Food System Assessment: Towards a Sustainable Food Plan through the Oakland Mayor's Office of Sustainability. She also currently serves on the Oakland Food Policy Council. She was honored with the 2014 William R. and June Dale Prize for Excellence in Urban and Regional Planning from Cal Poly Pomona, recognizing her work in food systems planning. Heather graduated from the University of Minnesota and received her master's degree in city planning from UC Berkeley. She lives in Oakland with her husband and daughter.


text:
For enterprise resource planning (ERP) markets, what traditionally has been known as the "meat processing industry" has expanded into "the proteins industry," which includes many non-meat sectors.
Why the change? Consumer demand for meat has expanded to other protein-based products that are alternatives to beef. In their quests for healthier diets, consumers are now looking at high protein supplements and non-beef products (such as alpaca, bison, dairy products, elk, equine, goat, lamb, ostrich, emu, pork, poultry and venison and even soy). Some sectors in the protein space obviously are not fit for human consumption (such as dog and cat food), but for the sake of ERP applications, the requirements are the same.
This white paper identifies the top ERP features that are necessary for proteins and meat processing companies to run their businesses efficiently and effectively.


text:
Tiong Bahru Plaza
With a refreshing blend of old and new, the new Tiong Bahru Plaza is set to excite, enhance and exceed shoppers' expectations in more ways than one.
Situated as part of the city downtown area, with convenient accessibility via Tiong Bahru MRT Station on the East West line, Tiong Bahru Plaza is the destination mall to the residents around the vicinity, PMETS from Central Plaza offices and students from PSB academy and the schools around.
(Updated November 2016)


text:
I am hoping to get help in removing malware that's causing Firefox to crash randomly and google searches redirected to spam/advertisement sites. Running a full Norton scan found and removed 4 viruses, but did not fix the problem and I have no idea how I got infected in the first place. I am afraid to use the computer, so I hope to get some help soon. Thank you very much in advance,
Here is the original post with HiJack log:


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 lehighvalleylive.com user to add photos or videos of Mitchell Cathryn A
Mitchell Cathryn A Attorney is located at 44 Nassau St Ste 310, Princeton, NJ. This business specializes in Legal Services and Law Firms.


text:
Congratulations to the USC 02 Boys for being finalists in the U11 division at the 2012 TNFC May Madness tournament in Nashville, TN. The boys met the challenge of playing up in the U11 division for this tournament. In round robin play, they defeated HFC 6-0 and Brentwood 4-1. They had losses to Clarksville and lost by only one goal to the tournament champs, TNFC. Congrats to the boys on a very successful weekend.
Tag(s): Home 02 Boys Premier


text:
Besty Fritz
Name: Gianvito Pezzano
Name DJ: Besty Fritz
He was born in Castelvetrano (TP) on 10/11/1986
He does not complete the discontinuous paths, as he immediately understands his true passion, he begins his career in the music world.
The spark ignores when acquaintance with a boy playing in neighborhood festivals, and began to produce relationships and organization of parties where people could listen to them.
From that moment on he began his career in this new world .. The world of music! ... He started, organizing small parties ... passing them to small clubs and discos in the city.
When he was 18 years old (2005) he decided to go abroad ... ... and start climbing to the Worcester (UK) disco clubs like the Bushwaker (6mesi)
Irish-pub (6mesi)
Tamakady (6mesi)
After a year and a half I moved to Bristol (Wales)
They met them with Gesper (resident dj timbaktu) where they started playing for various venues such as
Timbaktu (1 year)
Soho (1 year)
Sport bar (6mesi)
All 23 years old (2009) decides to return to his homeland ... opening a disco pub (Cere's pub) where all the weekends was the dj resident ...
At the beginning of 2011 he moved to Amsterdam (NL)
Continuing in his enterprise by becoming acquainted and playing
The Grottoes (1 year)
King's day
King's night
Irish-pub (1 year)
Route 36 (1 year)
The halley (1 year) Read more


text:
Published On: Tuesday, 21 February 2017
Campbell River Launches Business Attraction & Retention Initiative
CAMPBELL RIVER - The City of Campbell River has launched an online data site that provides companies with relevant information about the local market.
"Working with a leading edge Canadian company, Localintel, we've developed this site to meet the needs of many business owners seeking reliable, local information online," says economic development officer Rose Klukas. "The launch of the Campbell River- focused site will provide start-up, emerging and small businesses – and everyone else – a range of valuable information."
"The site is valuable because small business creates almost 90 per cent of all jobs in Canada, often relying on online information to help make better business decisions," adds Mayor Andy Adams. "The site is an easy -to-use tool with information that will promote Campbell River's advantages and share current demographic, geographic and market data that will connect businesses with the community."
This site will make it easier for start-up, emerging and existing businesses to:
- Research the local business climate and industry trends identify their customers and competitors; and
- Uncover local opportunities find available properties
Visit the site at the following link, or access the information under the Business and Economy tab on the homepage at www.campbellriver.ca.
Business retention and expansion as well as supporting entrepreneurs looking at investment opportunities in Campbell River is a key component of the City of Campbell River's economic development strategic framework. For additional information, please contact Rose Klukas, Economic Development Officer, 250.286.5738.


text:
Resort Homes
Golf Course Homes
1-3 Bedroom Homes
4 Bedroom Homes
5 Bedroom
6+ Bedroom Homes
Gulf Coast Homes
Contact Details
Rental Rates
Terms & Conditions
and Homeowner
Owner Login
own a rental
See what
can offer
you with our
Management Services.
you thinking of
a property or
our office for
information on
863 420 7775
email our fully licensed
Janette Thorne
of America Vacation Home Management
Homes of America Management Inc was
originally set up exclusively for Clients whom purchased their New Florida Home through Homes of America Ltd. Choosing which management company is a very important part of purchasing your home and is as much a minefield as choosing who to buy your home through. Therefore, we decided to help our new home owners by offering an exclusive position in our management company. We thank them for trusting us when purchasing their home and this is our way of showing our appreciation by helping them with good, family service.
If you are interested in
registering your Orlando home with Homes of America Management Inc please
telephone our office on (001) 863 420 7775 or email the Management Director
Kylie Thorne at email@example.com.
Our promised Service to the Home owner include:
Pool Maintenance
Carried out weekly. Clean deck & patio furniture, clean filter, test water for chemical balance and ensure constant water level.
Lawn and Garden Maintenance
Mow Lawns, trim Shrubs & Bushes, weed as and when, edge pathways & borders and ensure a well maintained Garden. Lawns are mown more in summer than winter due to growth rates in Florida. We advise if your lawn needs any further treatments.
Pest Control by a Licensed Operator
A definite must in Florida & must be carried out by a licensed Pest Control Operator. Both the Interior & Exterior of the home is treated.
Cleaning & Inspection
Arrangement of Cleaning & Inspection of the home before & After you leave
Bills / Accounting
We manage our clients accounts & record all expenses and incomes. We pay the bills on the home owners behalf.
Bookings for your New Florida Home
We offer a good booking service, alternatively should homeowners wish to put their own bookings in, they simply check availability with us. Clients who purchase the home through Home of America Ltd receive advice and guidance in how to market their home with simply, economical ideas. All our home owners receive a good rate for their home and have no need to enter renting schemes.
This is a contract that can be terminated with one Calendar months notice, we would rather our Home Owners did not and so our aim is to take great care of them in the first instance.


text:
Contact Us
Rates as of November, 2008
Level II Care
Level III Care
$2,357.67 per month
Care, supervision, and incidental training for persons with some self-care skills and no major behavior problems.
$2,809.75 per month
Care, supervision, and ongoing training for persons with significant deficits in self-help skills, and/or some limitations in physical coordination and mobility, and/or disruptive or self-injurious behavior.
Selecting an assisted living facility that fits your needs is a very important and personal decision. We provide a home and support services to meet the needs of residents who are unable to perform, or who need help in performing certain activities of daily living. We provide assistance with meal preparation, household chores, managing medications, dressing and bathing. Residents at Cherry Hill generally have less complicated medical problems than people in nursing homes. This housing option enables seniors to remain in a home-like setting while promoting their independence and dignity.
253 Aiken-Miller Road, Accident, Md 21550 Phone: 301.746.8082 Fax: 301.746.7269


text:
Featured News - Current News - Archived News - News Categories
Mount St. Mary's Hospital is holding a day of "Celebrating Excellence" on Tuesday.
Hospital President and CEO Judith Maness said the celebration is to recognize the work of the staff and physician team at Mount St. Mary's who have just completed a year of strong financial performance, important quality achievements, and providing high-quality care to its patients.
"This past year has been a tremendous, positive experience at Mount St. Mary's with growth in inpatient, outpatient, maternity and other services," Maness said. "Not only has the community shown its trust in us with these increases, we have handled this growth in an efficient and effective manner. Our employee and physician team has been outstanding."
The celebration for associates will include entertainment and prize raffles.
"What makes the effort of the staff even more satisfying is that we did it while also preparing to join Catholic Health, which was announced last April," Maness said. "Preparations for this transition have taken a lot of work and extra effort, and it has been very rewarding. Our staff is meeting this important challenge, while continuing to provide outstanding care to our patients. They haven't missed a beat."
Since plans were first announced in April to have Mount St. Mary's join Catholic Health, the two organizations, along with Ascension Health - Mount St. Mary's current sponsor - have been working toward obtaining the needed governance, religious and government approvals to finalize the affiliation. Both Catholic Health and Mount St. Mary's are members of Ascension Health. Catholic Health also is a member of the Diocese of Buffalo and Trinity Health.
In September, Catholic Health filed a certificate of need with the New York State Department of Health to obtain the necessary state regulatory approval to assume ownership of Mount St. Mary's Hospital. In late November, the New York State Public Health and Health Planning Council approved the certificate. This approval marked another important step for Catholic Health to expand its presence in Niagara County. Other legal filings are expected in the coming months.
"We expect to have everything completed in the next six months," said Joe McDonald, president and CEO of the Buffalo-based health system. "We have an internal work group made up of Catholic Health and Mount St. Mary's leadership that is developing a detailed timeline and transition plan to have the transfer of ownership completed by July 1, 2015."
With a common goal of having Mount St. Mary's Hospital take its place among the ministries of Catholic Health, the work group has developed a number of planning teams around such functional areas as information technology, human resources, finance, medical affairs and communications.
"We have a lot of work ahead of us, but we have good teams in place and support from everyone involved," Maness said.


text:
Beef Pot Roast
3-4 lb. roast
olive oil
1 med. onion, chopped
3-4 carrots, chopped
2-3 stalks celery, chopped
1 bay leaf
1 (16 oz.) can beef broth
½ bottle red wine (or less for taste preference)
This classic comfort food can be made in the oven or slow cooked all day in a crock pot.
Rub your roast with some olive oil and HERB DIP MIX. Sear it on the outside in a large pan on the stove to get color and carmelization. Transfer to your crock pot or roasting pan. Add in chopped onion, carrots, celery, bay leaf, beef broth, and red wine. Let simmer and slow cook 8-10 hrs on the low crock pot setting or 4-6 hrs on the high setting.


text:
SOURCE: Fresco Microchip
December 11, 2007 08:00 ET
Highly Integrated FM2050 Enables Flexibility and Significant System Cost Reduction Across the Broad TV Market
TORONTO--(Marketwire - December 11, 2007) - Fresco Microchip Inc., a developer of leading edge
RF, mixed-signal and digital signal processing integrated circuits (ICs),
today announced the FM2050, its latest low power single-chip demodulator
for high quality universal analog terrestrial (NTSC, PAL, SECAM), analog
cable, and DVB-T digital television broadcasts.
Bridging the analog-digital broadcast TV divide around the world, the
FM2050 applies the company's innovative technologies, enabling consumers to
experience true broadcast TV quality on next-generation TVs, set-top boxes,
DVD-Rs, DVRs and PCs. The chip delivers unmatched performance on key
analog demodulation benchmarks, which are essential for the successful
rollout of hundreds of millions of high quality hybrid (analog and digital)
television platforms required by the DTV transition across Europe and Asia.
The FM2050 leverages the company's breakthrough agileDSP™ architecture
which virtually eliminates the
part-to-part variation common in existing demodulator implementations,
enabling significant system cost reduction and design simplification.
Industry watcher Jon Peddie of Jon Peddie Research believes Fresco is well
positioned to gain a strong foot hold in this market and emerge as a market
leader. "No one knows this space better than the folks at Fresco, as they
have collective hands-on experience and engineering prowess, technological
capability and business know-how to stake out a solid leadership position
in this arena. The timing is right as consumers make the transition from
analog television and embrace digital TV products over the next several
The FM2050, combined with a silicon tuner, offers a compact system solution
without compromising performance while meeting the low power and small
footprint requirements for PC and portable TV applications. For the
broader digital television market, the chip is fully compatible with "CAN"
tuners to deliver the highest quality reception for DTV and television
recorder platforms.
"Historically, cost, power and performance tradeoffs have been TV
application dependent. Our ability to bridge those gaps enables customers
to use our single-chip solution to address a broad spectrum of television
platforms," said Lance Greggain, CEO of Fresco Microchip. "The FM2050
marks a new benchmark for high quality TV performance and significant
system cost reduction that leading consumer electronic manufacturers highly
The FM2050 accepts the IF output directly from commonly available tuners
and generates digital MPEG streams and analog CVBS video with SIF. The
chip eliminates complexity by integrating universal analog video and audio
demodulation, digital video demodulation and IF processing into a single IC
that delivers high quality, enhanced digital and analog broadcast
performance. The FM2050 supports all modes of the DVB-T standard and is
compliant with free-to-air international analog demodulation broadcast
The FM2050 is encapsulated in a 48-pin QFN package. Samples are available
About Fresco Microchip Inc.
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company focused on leading edge
RF, mixed-signal and digital signal processing architectures for consumer
markets. Founded in 2004, Fresco Microchip has established a team of
technology, sales and marketing veterans in the TV semiconductor industry
with strong track records, multiple design patents and long-standing
customer relationships with the world's most recognizable and respected
consumer electronic brands. The company is headquartered in Toronto,
Canada, with design centers in Ottawa, Canada and Irvine, California. For
more information visit: www.frescomicrochip.com.
Fresco Microchip Inc., the Fresco Microchip logo, and agileDSP™ are
trademarks of Fresco Microchip Inc. All other trademarks are the property
of their respective owners.
See all RSS Newsfeeds
Fresco Microchip's FM2050 is a low power single-chip demodulator for high quality universal analog terrestrial (NTSC, PAL, SECAM), analog cable and DVB-T digital television broadcasts. The FM2050 applies the company's innovative technologies, enabling consumers to experience true broadcast TV quality on next-generation TVs, set-top boxes, DVD-Rs, DVRs and PCs.
View Image: S M L


text:
Biodiversity occurs within fields, between fields and in the overall farm landscape. Recognising that range of scales will help farmers develop practices that help at all levels.
"The aim is to provide habitats and food for a wide range of organisms, so that they can complete their life cycles," says Nigel Boatman of CSL.
Within fields growers should be careful with insecticide use, manage field margins appropriately and provide non-crop habitats, such as beetle banks. Between fields, the management of hedgerows, grass strips or verges and woodland is important.
"Apply thresholds when spraying and choose the most selective product. Leave buffer zones at field margins and avoid both spray drift and fertiliser misplacement."
The overall farm landscape encompasses things like field size and the crop mosaic, Dr Boatman continues.
"Birds such as yellowhammers feed on oilseed rape, winter barley and winter wheat, so they need access to all three.
"Hares also need a variety of habitats to survive. But skylarks need an open area to be maintained."
Set-aside can be used to provide a good foraging and nesting habitat for birds and can be incorporated as a whole field, a margin strip or midfield strip, he notes. "But delay its destruction until June."
Sponsored by:


text:
Happy birthday Alma Thomas!
Alma Thomas (September 22, 1891 – February 24, 1978) was an African-American Expressionist artist and teacher. She spent much of her life and career in Washington, D.C. She is often thought of as a pioneer of her time as an African-American female artist.
Thomas was born in Columbus, Georgia to John Harris Thomas and Amelia Cantey Thomas. As a child, she always showed an interest in art, often making puppets and sculptures. After graduating high school, she studied kindergarten education at Miner Normal School. She went on to teach kindergarten in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Delaware. She then went to Howard University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Fine Arts in 1924.
She later went on to get her Masters in Art Education from Columbia University and continue studying painting at American University. It wasn't until she retired from teaching and began studying painting that she was recognized as a professional artist. She learned about about the Color Field movement at American, which heavily influenced her work.
Thomas' notable works include Watusi (Hard Edge) (1963),
Wind and Crepe Myrtle Concerto (1973),
and Sky Light (1973).
In 1971, Thomas' work was shown at the exhibit Contemporary Black Artists in America at the Whitney Museum in New York, making her the first African American woman to have a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum.
Notable collections include Air View of a Spring Nursery (1966),
Breeze Rustling Through Fall Flowers (1968),
and Iris, Tulips, Jonquils and Crocuses (1969).
After her death in 1978, a retrospective was held at Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American Art.
Several of Thomas' works have been on display at the White House during the Obama presidency, partly chosen by the First Lady Michelle Obama herself.
Thomas' work can still be found in many major American museums, and she continues to be celebrated as an important figure at the nexus of race and art.
Additional Info
- Birthday Date: Monday, 22 September 2014


text:
Natural sweeteners are an excellent addition to many recipes for the health conscious cook. A sweetener is considered natural if it has not been chemically altered or processed. Most natural sweeteners, except for Stevia, still have a high glycemic affect and may not be appropriate for diabetics. Any food that is less processed, however, will require a lower amount in a recipe and will be more healthy overall, even for a diabetic.
It's important to try to use less sugar in your diet, whether the sugar is natural or not. It's also important to pair sugary foods with fiber, protein, or fats to slow down the glycemic affect on the body. This helps even those without risk of diabetes to help maintain a steady mood and steady blood sugar. As you eat more naturally sweet foods, such as fruit and certain vegetables, your taste and cravings will change.
Check with your nutritionist or doctor about the appropriateness of these sweeteners for you specifically. Organic versions of these ingredients are always best because when a food is certified organic, it is closest to its natural state. Organic foods lack the chemical residues from pesticides and other toxic chemicals.
Helpful Tools
There are several tools to have to help you properly utilize and extract natural sugars. A really excellent juicer can help you get sweet juice from a variety of foods that you might not otherwise think of. It's also helpful to have a good amount of space in your refrigerator since raw and natural foods require more refrigeration than those with chemical preservatives.
Here are 6 healthy natural sweeteners:
1. Raw Sugar
Regular white sugar is highly processed and contains many ingredients that are best avoided. You can buy sugar that is "raw," meaning unprocessed and closest to its natural state. Raw sugar is usually less white and less fine. Organic raw sugar is best.
2. Raw Honey
Honey in its natural form has not been cooked or processed. There are several different flavors of honey. Experiment with different flavors depending on the recipe you are making.
3. Agave
Agave usually comes in a syrup. It's an excellent sugar substitute and works in raw and cooked foods.
4. Grape and Orange Juice
You can juice your own grapes and get a very potent sweetener. If you buy grape juice, make sure it's not already supplemented with sugar or fructose. Orange juice is slightly less sweet and has a bit more of a specific taste, but does well in many bread and soup recipes.
5. Stevia
Stevia is the best natural sweetener for someone with diabetes or for someone who is sensitive to blood sugar ups and downs. The stevia plant has long been used for its medicinal purposes in South America. You can buy a pure stevia liquid in dropper form. Be careful of stevia products as they are often supplemented with lactose or other sweeteners. It can take up to a month to get used to the unique taste of stevia but once you do, you'll hardly know the difference.
6. Yams and Bananas
Cooked yams and bananas are very sweet. You can puree either into a vegetable soup to add some sweetness. Pureed yams can also naturally sweeten bread recipes and very ripe bananas can be used in a bread where you don't mind some banana taste. Yams are a bit more mild so might work better with other recipes.


text:
The Debate is Over. By Joe Brusky, source Flickr
Guest essay by Eric Worrall
Scientists are apparently planning a march on Washington. My question – will anyone notice?
Scientists Are Planning the Next Big Washington March
Last weekend, a massive milieu of women in pink hats descended on Washington, D.C. for the Women's March. The next big protest being planned for the nation's capital could involve a sea of lab coats (and likely a few pink hats as well).
A group of researchers have proposed a March for Science. What started as a discussion on Reddit has quickly blossomed into a movement.
The march would be the latest in a string of actions taken by scientists following Donald Trump's election and his inauguration as president. His administration has been widely viewed as hostile to science — from the transition period through hearings for his cabinet nominees through…
View original post 268 more words


text:
Difference between revisions of "Trip agenda bug reports"
(→Addresses and Google Maps)
(→Aesthetics: tentative?)
|Line 49:
|Line 49:
* Move bug fixes / wish list from this page to [[Talk:VOC trip agenda instructions]] or to another wiki page.
* Move bug fixes / wish list from this page to [[Talk:VOC trip agenda instructions]] or to another wiki page.
*It's not clear whether the start time is when you start driving or when you start hiking/skiing/climbing. If the former, maybe change it to "departure"
*It's not clear whether the start time is when you start driving or when you start hiking/skiing/climbing. If the former, maybe change it to "departure"
== Things which will likely not change ==
== Things which will likely not change ==
* Print nothing instead of "This trip does not have an associated Wiki Page." etc.
* Print nothing instead of "This trip does not have an associated Wiki Page." etc.
Revision as of 18:36, 25 June 2011
If you find any bugs - things not working the way it should, please report them here and email Veenstra about it so he can fix it.
A # symbol in the addresses causes markers not to be drawn
The javascript calendar (downloaded free from the internet) kind of sucks:New one isn't *perfect* but after some modifications its a lot better
The server is not on PST, so signups open and close when you don't expect.
WTF happened to Scott Nelson's participant table id? It's 13 but appears as 0 in the driver page somehow...
If there are no drivers signed up the "drivers" page generates an sql error...
fix timezone problem in a way compatible with php4, you know, the version the server actually runs.
Inserting a % sign into questions or blurb screws it up on the edit page.
Having "going" turned off seems to screw up the edit page, look near line 86
- small maps on driver's page show google's "guesses" (e.g. centre of vancouver) when it can't find an address (rather than an obvious error notice) This will be a tough one. Might be more of a human-engineering problem.
printable list doesn't work (sql errors)
link to organizer's extended info on functions page is broken.
It should generate an error message if any end times are before start times.
Checkbox for drivers should be moved on the edit participation page.
not all links to the printable list page work, some don't seem to point to the members section and give a 404 error, fixed?
details and signup links from user profile pages 404
Signup2.php is missing trip reference - claims signup tools are not enabled, even when they are.
Printable List page has a link back to the "Functions Page". This text should read "signup page" since that's the new name
- On the drivers page addresses may map to Vancouver WA, not Vancouver BC (example[1]), see also wish list for related comment. Uhh, no it didn't - it mapped to Portland, because Vancouver isn't specified... see comment on addresses in general at the end.
One can sign up for a trip several times as "interested". Is this a problem also with "committed" and "going"?I think the problem was actually that you could insert multiple entries of any type by refreshing the confirmation page...
Things which are not bugs
- I can bail on a past trip
- I think it's appropriate to be able to switch to bailed on a past trip. Maybe you bailed early in the morning, and the trip has already switched over, or are just trying to be honest after the fact. If people actually use it it will improve the quality of data which the trip tool will accumulate.
The look/feel of the page (and spelling errors) are important too, but perhaps not "bugs". These "problems" tend to be easier to fix. List that stuff here.
Congradulations -> Congratulations (appears after inserting a new trip, among others)
Manditory -> Mandatory (when inserting new trip)
When signing up as interested, suggest moving the checkbox for "I have a vehicle and am willing to drive" to the left of the text, which is the more usual location for a checkbox.
Markgoing "not allowed page" has a reference to the "Details page" instead of signup page.
- Some suggestions to reduce clutter and improve readability
Make page title for all pages just the trip title. This would make the top half of all pages static - they won't change as you click links Put the trip dates beside and to the right of the title at the top. This is very important information
- If the signup open/close dates have passed, just print "signup open now" or "signup closed" instead of the expired date. (Future dates are still useful)
- make open/close dates for signup buttons less prominent. Maybe put all the open/close dates for all types of signup into a compact table in a less prominent location on the page (i.e. at the bottom or on the right). This table should also include a note if only the trip organizer can sign you up as going (instead of dates for self signup). The main feature should be the buttons themselves. The text on the button "sign me up as interested" is self explanatory.
- Change "The organizer has indicated that the largest group they are comfortable with is" to "Maximum Group Size:"
- Remove all the text describing what "Maximum Group Size" really means and transfer it to this wiki page.
- Print nothing at all for empty lists (not even the list title) for empty lists instead of "this list is currently empty".
- Move drivers page directions to this wiki page
Remove text "Due to privacy concerns, the sigup list has been moved to a members-only page. Check the second item in the links list near the top of this page." and put the explanation on this wiki pageyeah, I guess it's been long enough that people should know where to look by now
- Remove the word "time" from "start time" and "end time". The trip organizer may not have specified a time.
- If the trip organizer has not specified particular start and end times, display only the start and end dates.
Move bug fixes / wish list from this page to Talk:VOC trip agenda instructions or to another wiki page.
- It's not clear whether the start time is when you start driving or when you start hiking/skiing/climbing. If the former, maybe change it to "departure"
- need some kind of explanation on main oage to explain grey titled trips
Things which will likely not change
- Print nothing instead of "This trip does not have an associated Wiki Page." etc.
- Many trip organizers / participants used to email because "they can't find the link to the message board/wiki/signup page". This needs to be there, so that people know there isn't one associated with the trip and can stop looking.
Wish List
If you wish something worked differently then request it here.
Draw map showing carless passengers and available car spaces
Display information about past trips organized on organizer's extended info page
on the create trip page ideally signup information wouldn't appear unless you click "yes" for signup tools
little clickable popup text windows explaining how to use it would be good
committed should maybe not be turned on by default?
drivers should not be able to edit other people's cars?
on the trip edit page, candrive should be a checkbox to prevent people from interpreting it as the number of required cars
Generate a printable list of participants
Have "To:" fields in emails contain full names of participants, e.g. "Joe Blow <[email protected]>"
Separate lists by month
more descriptive field labels on the "edit" page
Put data in a table on the trip agenda page with separate columns for date, trip name, links to make it more readable.The printable trip participant list should probably be a table as well.
if user puts "midnight" as trip start/finish time (ie - they don't actually enter a time, or deleted it) it should be hidden. Probably what they meant.
if start and end times are the same day only 1 should appear in the upcoming list.
- add carname and capacity to the membership database
- Make interactive driver/passenger map
- Make it possible for new entries to automatically start a message board thread
- Make it possible for new entries to automatically create a wiki page
Bail button to remove yourself from the trip.
if max participants is "0" it should be hidden, as that's what the user probably meant
- use historical bailing data to assign each user a "bail factor," visible on their profile page
- auto-bail functionality to remove yourself from other trips when you commit to another one
- warning messages when you become interested in multiple trips for overlapping time frames
- an option to get the trip agenda formatted for the VOCene - this can be used by the VOCene editor as a base for the VOCene. This option should be available just for admins/execs.
- when adding a new trip, have a checkbox for "Sign me up for the trip", which will by default be checked. This saves the trip organizer from having to sign up, but still allows them not to sign up if for some reason they won't be attending (could happen).
Add trip date to all associated trip pages, most importantly the sign-up page.
- Ability to add non-members to trips
Ability to edit entry from drivers page - right now one can do it only from signup page. Say you are an organizer and are busy organizing rides. You want to cancel a car, but can't do it without going to the signup page and edit entry from there. Members might also want to edit their own entry from that page (a member just contacted me about this, in fact). At the same time, why not change "edit entry" to just "edit". We want to eliminate clutter, and this keeps the meaning intact.
- Let trip organizers (or maybe only execs?) edit members' home addresses, specifically on the drivers page. There are many members with messed up addresses. Even not including Vancouver will often take you to NY or elsewhere. It would be convenient to be able to fix this on the spot. Without this the neat Google maps are often unusable since they are zoomed out to allow for a passenger from NY and a passenger from Vancouver on the same map.
- Driver's page should default to only showing "going" after the singups close.
Ability to delete a trip if necessary. Probably need to ask for confirmation... Might want to keep the deleted trips for a while (a few weeks?)? You could have a flag for "deleted" and only show the non-deleted ones in the agenda. That way you can still "undelete" a trip that was deleted by mistake or needs to be resurrected for some reason. Or maybe we can just forget about this, and if someone deletes a trip it is their problem...you can now mark trips as tentative or cancelled, note that they don't disappear, they just appear differently so that people don't wonder where they disappeared to.
Wishes that probably won't be granted
- make mailto: links not email me (the emailer)
- This is a more difficult problem than it appears... it can't be done via the link itself (unless you configure your own browser to ignore mailto links to yourself, but this is not a standard option). The mailto links could be made not to include the email address of the person logged in, but in households with multiple VOC members (or the clubroom computer which often remains logged in) this could result in people (the person logged in) being accidentally left off an email chain. So, if it bothers you to receive that email from yourself you'll have to delete it from the to: field. For now.
Addresses and Google Maps
- Soon I hope to fix this address problem "once and for all". Most of the problem has to do with garbage in, garbage out and people's inability to look at a map and realize that a marker is placed in Austria rather than Vancouver until somebody tries to use it for driving directions... but ideally we'd store the address information differently in the membership database. Soon it will be upgraded to store it chopped up into street, city, etc. and will force members to update their contact info when they log in. Vancouver BC will be filled in by default, so hopefully this works out better...
- Great idea - maybe also show them the Google map with their address when they update their address? It will sometimes still show up wrong, for various reasons. For example, an apt number can confuse it. Best for them to take a look and say if it looks right, and if not make the necessary changes.
- Yes, it will do this. I also plan to have some additional fields visible to members but which won't get passed to google maps - namely "SUITE" and "EXTRA INSTRUCTIONS" so people can include this info without screwing up Gmaps.
- Great idea - maybe also show them the Google map with their address when they update their address? It will sometimes still show up wrong, for various reasons. For example, an apt number can confuse it. Best for them to take a look and say if it looks right, and if not make the necessary changes.


text:
Meet Thornton Singles For Online Dating
At Adatingnest.com, you can meet Thornton singles in your area. Find and chat with singles at our free Thornton dating site. Find Thornton singles for free now.
I am a 420 gaming, athlete. I love playing video games with friends, going to the movies, playing other sports. I am newly single and trying this online thing for the first time. So just ask if you want to know something or think we could have fun together. Lets stay real and get offline meet up at …
My name is Micheal, I lost my wife some years ago... Work in Constrcution Company, I am new on this Online dating Scene and I Just wanted to know where this will lead to.. 5.8 look like my hair curved..i like to meet a woman who is Honest,Kind,Caring,Loyal,truthful and God fearing Person Long time…


text:
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
"Let's Create A Character! Workshop" Comes To Atlanta Schools
So today, we're rolling out "Let's Create A Character!" A story writing workshop designed for 2nd-5th grade students in metro Atlanta. HINT. CLICK ON THE PICTURE TWICE TO MAKE IT BIG AND EASY TO READ!
My goal of this workshop is to encourage a lifetime love of words and pictures, imagination and storytelling. The workshop meets Georgia's English Language Arts (ELA) and Visual Arts standards.
For more info, please contact yours truly (me) @ firstname.lastname@example.com And if you happen to know a Georgia K-5 teacher, please send them a link to this blog post.
Thanks and here's to the creative process in helping you follow your own dreams!
Copyright © Sharna Fulton 2011. All Rights Reserved.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Come To Owen Green's Recycling Club Meeting. (It's Planetabulous!)
P.S. You can "like" Owen Green and learn all about "going green" on his Facebook page. Where else?
Copyright © Sharna Fulton 2011. All Rights Reserved.
Monday, August 15, 2011
When you work and it's fun...it's PLAY!
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Good Things #1
Monday, August 8, 2011
Happy Back-To-School!
I dedicate this cartoon to Abby, Jackson, Kelly, Hannah, Ellie, Coach B, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Bradbury, Mrs. Witmer, Jeni Roberts Houser, Emma, Mads, D.J., all the kids at Starling Elementary...and every student, teacher, coach, parent, PTA member and parapro going back-to-school this year. What a special place! Have fun, learn a lot and don't forget to follow your dreams.
Copyright © Sharna Fulton 2011. All Rights Reserved.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Grown-ups need to grow-down
Copyright © Sharna Fulton 2011. All Rights Reserved.
Friday, August 5, 2011
Sneak Preview: The Chloe Pink Doodle & Dream Book, Vol. II. Coming Fall 2011
Okay. So just to recap first...
Chloe Pink™ is a little girl with a big message: "Follow Your Dreams, Girls!" A young feminist with a pink baseball cap, she just wants girls to believe in themselves and have the courage to follow their dreams. (She wants the same for boys, too, btw. She just feels that girls especially need to hear this message again and again and again and...well, you get the idea.
So, after putting pen to paper to draw Chloe Pink in 2006, I decided that Chloe Pink needed a few more friends. Don't we all? (Of course, let's not forget. She already has the best friend of all in Pete, her scottish terrier mutt pal. Pete supports Chloe Pink's every move like only a true friend can and DOES.)
And what do you know? Along they came. More friends for Chloe Pink and YOU.
Let's see. There's Chloe Pink's "boy" friend, Owen Green™ of course. He's a boy and he's a friend. OG, as I like to call him, is very socially conscious and wants to save the planet. Watch for Owen Green to encourage kids to "Go Green" with him!
Then there's Brooklyn. Brooklyn™ is one part bookworm one part fashionista. She's probably Chloe Pink's BFF, but they are very different. While Chloe Pink would rather spend time analyzing the different colors of leaves on the trees, Brooklyn loves to shop for every color of skirts and shirts and dresses in the store -- That's when she's not reading a book or studying to ace a test.
Chloe Pink's gang also includes JenBall,™ a super athlete who coaches and cheers on kids to exercise and play sports.
And when they're done, they can head on over to Maria Chocolata's™ cupcake stand. Maria is a young entrepreneur who loves to bake and sell her delicious creations.
So there you have it! A sneak peak at the characters starring in The Chloe Pink Doodle & Dream Book, Volume II. Coming this fall.
If you haven't checked out Chloe Pink's Doodle & Dream Coloring Book #1 yet, it's time to get started! " And while you're at it, don't forget! Follow your dreams, girls (and boys).Copyright © Sharna Fulton 2011. All Rights Reserved.
Networked blog on facebook
Blog Archive
- ► 2013 (38)
- ► 2012 (76)
- ▼ August (7)
- ► 2010 (38)


text:
We hope you have had a fabulous Easter and you've gone easy on those chocolate eggs. What a busy and exciting Summer term we have in store! A few highlights should include visits to London, Eden Camp and York University, not to mention our traditionally 'jaw dropping' leavers performance before we say goodbye in July. Only the small matter of SAT's to get through in May, but that shouldn't be a problem-you're all working so hard and we really appreciate it!
In the meantime, please remember, 'YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU!' Yes that's right, our summer term topic will transport you back to 1945 and you'll learn how life was like for children in the Second World War. You'll also find out about the countries involved, the leaders and the major decisions they had to take during the war. Life was very different for people during the war and we will find out why it was different and how people were able to adapt to the many challenges of wartime Britain.
What do you think is happening in the picture below and what are the children thinking?
Homework will be set every Thursday and will involve your child completing two Maths activities on My Maths- if you do not have access to the internet at home there are plenty of opportunities to complete it school; My Maths club is on Wednesday lunchtime and Homework club is on a Thursday evening.
Literacy homework will be set each term and each child will be asked to complete 3 tasks from the grid before half term, and a further 3 after half term. If you have any queries, please feel free to come and talk to us at the end of the school day.
Science –
Games and PE –Athletics
ICT – Coding/Internet Research
Geography/History –Second World War
Art/ DT –Blitz art
Class News
PE/Games) will be on a Tuesday - Please make sure you have outdoor kit ready.
You will need:
PE Kit
White polo T-Shirt
Dark tracksuit/jogging bottoms and top (outdoor) dark shorts (indoor)
Trainers (outdoor) plimsoles (indoor)
No jewellery
Long hair tied up
If you are forgetful you may find it useful to keep your kit in school all week and only take it home on a Friday to be washed.
Don't forget to practise those times tables on TTrockstars. You could become a Rock Legend!
Don't forget to keep getting those planners signed each time you read to try to get your High Fives. Let's try and get lots more High Five Awards this term! Remember every book you read will count towards The Class Reading Pile Challenge!


text:
Our Camp
Some of Our Activities
► Two pools and a lazy river to keep cool in the summer and to have fun splashing, sliding, or even zip-lining into!
► Rope courses to navigate through the trees!
► A 40- foot tall, two-lane zipline!
► A giant pendulum swing and a power pole trapeze jump!
► Crafts, Games, Skits, and Snacks!
► Fun and exciting camp games such as Slap-Dodgeball and Capture the Flag!
When Is Summer Camp?
Our eleven-week summer season begins on May 28th with our Uncle Bill's Camp for 4 & 5 year olds. Starting June 4th there are ten one-week sessions of full-day camps for ages 5 to 11—or for those entering kindergarten thru 6th grade in the fall—and ten one-week sessions of short-day camps for 4 year olds. The last week of Day Camp begins August 6th.
Our night and away camp programs run for nine weeks beginning on June 4th.
To view specific camp weeks and pick-up/drop-off times, go to the registration page below.
Day Camps
Full Day Camp
For children ages 5 to 11, or entering K-6th grade
Sunshine Camp
A shorter day for our youngest campers, aged 4
Uncle Bill's Camp
A week dedicated solely to our younger campers, for ages 4 to 5
More about our Day Camps
Night Camps
Explosion Camp
An afternoon experience for campers aged 7 to 11
ETC Camp
Extreme Tween Challenge for campers entering the 7th grade
Breakout Camp
Camp for our oldest, entering the 8th and 9th grade
More about our Night Camps
Away Camps
GetAway Camp
Camp's full away camp experience for campers entering the 7th, 8th, and 9th grade
CITIT Leadership Camp
Training CT's next generation of staff for those entering the 9th grade.
More about our Away Camps
Donate to CT
Your chance to give to the ministry that seeks to give back


text:
SANTA ANA, Calif. --The plan to add a toll lane option to the 405 Freeway is running into opposition from some members of the Orange County Transportation Authority.Three board members are concerned that the proposed toll lane would take space away from carpoolers.
The agency's CEO says that's not the case.
He says the plan would actually add a lane to the 405 because both carpoolers and solo drivers who pay tolls could use the carpool lane.
Report Typo | Send Tip | Get Alerts | Most Popular
Follow @abc7 on Twitter | Become a fan on Facebook


text:
Status: Closed
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 PennLive.com user to add photos or videos of Jeff Farmer Hairstyles
Jeff Farmer Hairstyles was founded in 1999, and is located at 979 Liberty St in Meadville.
Jeff Farmer Hairstyles is located at 979 Liberty St, Meadville, PA. This business specializes in Hair Salons.


text:
Kaiser Family Foundation
Will the new mantra for nursing home operators be 'quality over quantity'? Yes and noApril 16, 2018
A new study from the Kaiser Family Foundation confirms a shift that most skilled care operators can relate to. While resident occupancy levels continue to bottom out, the new arrivals are in worse shape than ever.
11 more states working on wage increases for direct care workforceOctober 20, 2017
Seventeen states currently have Medicaid-related initiatives underway to bolster their long-term care workforce, with many of those focused on raising wages for workers, a new survey shows.
40 states plan to increase nursing home Medicaid ratesOctober 16, 2014
Reversing a trend of rate cutting during the Great Recession, most states are increasing Medicaid reimbursements for nursing homes, according to a recently released report. However, states also are accelerating efforts to reduce the number of nursing home residents, the report shows.
The ACA's 'comprehensive' long-term care failureNovember 19, 2013
There's been a lot of talk lately about what constitutes "comprehensive" health insurance coverage — and long-term care notably has not been part of this national conversation.
Taking care of Medicare and Medicaid's dual-eligibles: A job for Super- , er, OmbudsmanJuly 16, 2013
Giving long-term care stakeholders a reason to cheer, California recently requested a federal waiver to implement Cal MedConnect, a demonstration project meant to improve care coordination for people who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid.
The real key to keeping employees wellMay 20, 2013
Many long-term care operators have begun to put wellness programs in place. And by most accounts, they seem to be working out well so far. But do wellness programs really work? The short answer appears to be that we don't know.
Kaiser: Small savings possible in dual-eligible programsNovember 02, 2012
Attempts to better manage care for "dual-eligible" seniors produced a small savings, according to a study from the Kaiser Family Foundation. The findings show that hopes for a significant decrease in government spending on patients eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid might not be realized.
Report: Block grant proposals would reduce SNF payments by $220 billion over 10 yearsOctober 24, 2012
Republican proposals to convert Medicaid into a block grant program would cut government payments to nursing homes by $220.2 billion between 2013 and 2022, a new analysis finds.
Medicare premiums would rise for most beneficiaries under a premium-support model, study saysOctober 16, 2012
Under a premium-support model for Medicare, six in 10 beneficiaries would see an increase in their premiums, a non-partisan study released Monday found.
Swing state senior voters prefer Obama's Medicare plan to Romney/Ryan proposalsSeptember 28, 2012
President Obama's Medicare plan has more support among seniors in three swing states, new polls reveal.
States' Medicaid eligibility and enrollment remained stable in 2011, report saysJanuary 18, 2012
Despite heavily burdened state budgets, states' Medicaid eligibility and enrollment was stable during 2011, thanks partly to the Affordable Care Act, a new report finds.
Report: States propose managed care plans for dual eligiblesAugust 17, 2011
All of the 15 states selected by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to develop better plans for dual eligibles have proposed managed care models.
Most Americans want Medicaid to stay 'as is,' survey findsMay 26, 2011
Close to 60% of Americans do not want Congress to change the federal-state Medicaid program for low-income individuals, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation survey.
Briefing to discuss new long-term care data, opportunities in health reform lawFebruary 04, 2011
The future of long-term care under specific provisions in the healthcare reform law will be the focus of a policy briefing at 10 a.m. (Eastern) Monday at the Kaiser Family Foundation's headquarters in Washington. The foundation also will conduct a panel discussion on Medicaid's role and the group's latest findings regarding long-term services for seniors and people with disabilities.
Employers passing cost of healthcare onto employees in tougher economy, Kaiser Foundation findsSeptember 03, 2010
Although premiums for family health coverage rose by just 3% in 2010, workers' shares of the cost of the plans has jumped 14%, according to a new survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Seniors still angry with healthcare law, but many approve of the changesApril 26, 2010
Most Americans are still unsure what effect the new healthcare law will have on them, and seniors more than any other group view the new reforms unfavorably, according to results of a new Kaiser Family Foundation survey.


text:
Privacy is an important attribute for our business and we'll do everything to ensure that it is not compromised. At Dubai MassageSpa you can be assured that 100% discretion will be maintained. We are an elite Dubai massage spa and have been providing high quality services to numerous clients for years. We understand what discretion means to you and respect that. At our spa you don't need to worry about your identity being revealed along with your sessions with beautiful and gorgeous masseurs.
At Dubai MassageSpa we guarantee 100% discretion. Our masseurs are highly sophisticated and well trained. They are skilled and will do everything to please you including not compromising your privacy. Our staff members know the value of secrecy and understand that you with to keep your sessions completely secret. They will not share your information. We are solely here to provide you utmost pleasure and you can rely on us on keeping your identity safe. We will do everything not break the inherent client- agency trust.
For the purpose of bookings we will need some personal information from you like name, place of visit and address in case of outdoor calls, mode of payment, preferences as to package, number of masseurs etc, mobile number, email address and similar details. We require these details mandatorily for verification purpose.
At Dubai MassageSpa, it is our topmost priority to keep our clients' information confidential. It is the policy of our massage spa that we do not share a client's personal information with any third party, unless it is required by law or permitted by the client itself. The information we take from you is solely for providing you with better quality services. Your private affairs will remain private and will not be shared with anyone.
If you have any question related to the privacy policy of Massageindubai69.com, Please contact us.


text:
A technical exhibition with the most current and innovative technologies will take place during the congress.
Market leader companies will present their spectrum of products of the modern radiology. The list of all exhibiting companies will be available at a later date.
The exhibition takes place in the heart of the SwissTech Convention Center offering you the ideal space to best present your company.
Exhibition Management
c/o MAW – Medizinische Ausstellungs- und Werbegesellschaft
Ms. Jasmin Schneckenburger/Ms. Barbara Winder/Ms. Sandra Semlitsch
Freyung 6/3
1010 Vienna/Austria
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tel: +43 153663 71
Fax: +43 1 5356016


text:
You are here:
Students at Moriah College are given the opportunity to study Ivrit, Jewish Studies, Jewish History, Classical Hebrew, Studies of Religion and Modern Israel Studies.
Got a quick question to ask?
Please fill out the form below and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
If you can see this text, your browser does not support iframes. Recaptcha is therefore not operational.
Let us show you around our
school, our family, our
Privacy | Login
2014 © Copyright Moriah College


text:
Get Involved
Not only do we want to assist you in reconnecting with your alma mater but also in making new connections. It is exciting to be involved in UW Oshkosh's continued growth and success.
One of the most rewarding ways to get involved with your alma mater and rekindle your Titan spirit is to volunteer.
Each year, hundreds of alumni from every walk of life and corner of the globe give back to UW Oshkosh by mentoring current students, serving on committees or by hosting alumni gatherings. Whether your involvement touches a few friends or a few hundred, you are making a positive difference in the lives of others.
Volunteer Opportunities
- Alumni needed for University Studies Program: UW Oshkosh alumni have a wonderful opportunity to invest in current students and their communities. We are inviting UWO grads to serve as USP Mentors to service side-by-side in service with sophomore students. Learn more TODAY.
- Bye-Gosh Fest: In May each year, join in on the Bye Gosh Fest celebration and help wish current students all the best as they make their way toward the end of another academic year! Please contact Stephanie Briggs at email@example.com, if you are interested in serving as an alumni volunteer.
- Homecoming: Help with Homecoming 2018 on Oct. 20. Contact us for more information.
- Spring and Fall Commencements: Contact the University Special Events Coordinator at (920) 424-0344 for more information. To help the Student Alumni Ambassadors with their rose and t-shirt sale at commencement contact email@example.com
- Serve as a greeter at our various alumni events and receptions. Contact Us for more information.
Career Services
- UW Oshkosh alumni are invited to attend the Career Fair on the Fox held every spring and fall semester for the opportunity to connect with more than 100 employers representing a variety of industries. Learn more about the Career Fair on the Fox.
- Alumni are welcome to participate in on-campus Interviewing opportunities. Employers recruit UW Oshkosh students and alumni throughout the year for part-time, full-time and internship positions. All interviews are held in the UW Oshkosh Career Services office unless otherwise noted. Learn more about on-campus Interviewing. Sign up for an on-campus interview via your Handshake account.
- Tables of Titans provides an opportunity for alumni to network with students exploring future career options through sharing a meal in an intimate, friendly and welcoming environment. This event is hosted by one or two UW Oshkosh graduates currently employed at an organization. To participate in a Tables of Titans event, contact the Career Services office to discuss arrangements for dates, locations and attendees. Your organization will be expected to select a location within Oshkosh to hold this event and cover the group's meal expenses. Career Services provides logistics support for the event.
- Practice the fundamentals of networking, dinner conversations and proper dining etiquette with students. Alumni may contact the Career Services office if interested in hosting a table for the Dining with Professionals event held each semester. Learn more about Dining with Professionals.
- UW Oshkosh alumni interested in sharing their career path experience with current students may contact the UW Oshkosh Career Services office to issues opportunities to meet with students through the Career Path Series. Career Services will collaborate with individual alumni and with student organizations to help bring alumni career development stories to campus and provide the opportunity for alumni and students to initiate meaningful professional relationships.
At Alumni Relations, we make the volunteer process simple by guiding you every step of the way. Please take a moment to explore your options and contact us if you have any further questions.
Mentor Network
The "Mentor Network" is a subgroup of the UW Oshkosh Alumni group on LinkedIn that the Alumni Relations Office created as a platform for current students to connect with alumni and professionals for networking and career development opportunities. Learn more.
With the Mentor Network You Can:
- Help students and alumni build professional relationships.
- Learn about personal and professional development.
- Share knowledge, perspectives and valuable resource information.
- Discuss career opportunities.
- Coordinate networking opportunities.
Student Alumni Ambassadors
The UW Oshkosh Student Alumni Ambassadors (SAA) are a vital link between current campus life and University alumni and friends. It is a student organization dedicated to promoting UW Oshkosh and building pride among fellow students, alumni and the community. Members of SAA come from a variety of backgrounds and possess a multitude of experiences. Learn more.
Alumnus and President of the Alumni Association Board, Scott Barr '86 volunteered his time to help UWO Students with move-in day. He shared a few words about his experience and how he hopes to help again in the future.
"It seems a very long time ago that I first arrived on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh campus with my banana crate full of jeans and t-shirts and smelly old Nike Bruins, with my stereo system on top. In fact, maybe it WAS a very long time ago, given that the people we were helping to unload and move into the Horizon Village residence hall this Labor Day were not born when I moved to campus. Nevertheless, I remember very clearly how exciting and a little nerve-wracking it was to be dropped off by my mom in front of South Gruenhagen and make my way inside (with my one load of belongings) to find my room and roommate".
"Students loads of belongings are bigger now, but their stresses and concerns are the same. We were glad to provide a smiling face and helping hands to make this potentially tough day a little easier for them and for their parents".
"And it was a whole lot easier than we expected. The "MI Titans" are a force to be reckoned with, moving the large piles of clothes, posters, furniture, televisions, and computers off the curb into the halls before the parents can even get back from the assigned parking areas to help".
"We will definitely be back to help next time"!


text:
Different forms of assistance are provided to individuals and families (Category A) under WANDRRA is managed by the Department of Communities and local governments.
Emergency assistance under this section may be available for individuals or families to alleviate the personal hardship or distress arising as a direct result of an eligible natural disaster.
The assistance may be for one or more of the following:
If you require assistance or further information contact your local Department of Communities office or phone 1800 032 965.
If you require assistance or further information contact your local government office in your shire, town or city.
Further details are shown in the Category A Measures sheet. Download the Category A Measures sheet PDF 228 KB


text:
Kcal 547 Fat 35g Fat (Sat) 21g Carbs 50g (per 100g) - Sea Salt & Caramel 55%Kcal 554 Fat 39g Fat (Sat) 24g Carbs 39g (per 100g) – Orange 65%
More chocolate, but is it necessarily more love? Today we'll be looking at two more bars from the Chocolate and Love Range, both of which feature classic flavour combinations we are all very familiar with. The reason why these flavours appear so frequently is because they are very popular, but at the same time, it makes us, the consumer all the more critical and comparative to other brands. So how do these two fair in the grand scheme of things?
Sea Salt & Caramel 55%
I really like the packaging designs by Chocolate and Love as you can really see that some thought has been put into it. In this bar, we are presented with an underwater image filled with seaweed. The bar has a mild cocoa aroma, but nothing distinctive. What is distinctive, however, is the very crunchy texture created by the hard caramel pieces. As with the Coffee bar, it states to allow the chocolate to melt, rather than chew, but that actually isn't possible in this case; it is like trying not to chew a Fruit Pastel. Personally, I don't find this a problem, as it quite enjoyable to crunch through the chocolate in this instance.
While the caramel pieces are a success, I found the chocolate far too salty, which gave the chocolate enhanced notes of sourness and made it rather lip puckering. It was just too overpowering and needs to be toned down a few notches.
Presentation: 10
Aroma: 6.5
Taste: 7
Sustenance: 8.5
Texture: 7.5
Overall: 7.9
Orange 65%
I love the vibrant colour for the wrapping of this bar, which features a bee foraging on a half orange segment. The rich visual appearance is mirrored in the aroma of sweet Valencia (?) oranges. I was expecting a beautiful citrus tang, but there was no such experience from the dark chocolate because the orange flavour was far too subtle. The chocolate lacked any zesty sweetness and felt sticky in the mouth. The texture was one that swelled in the mouth and, while definitely filling, was also pretty sickly.
I am quite surprised that both these chocolate bars received 'Great Taste' awards, and the significance of such an accolade has now been diluted for me. I would quite happily eat the Sea Salt & Caramel again if given as a gift, but I would not be spending £3 on it. As for the Orange, I would have to say thanks, but no thanks on a second helping.
Presentation: 10
Aroma: 8.5
Taste: 5
Sustenance: 10
Texture: 4.5
Overall: 7.6


text:
PERLINE is a Dufour 455 Grand Large built in France in 2008 and equipped with a full offshore spec including generator, watermaker and solar panels, plus a bowthruster for ease of mooring.
Sailed from the Mediteranean to the Caribbean in the ARC 2016 rally and equipped for a pacific crossing. Fully in commission and ready to sail away.
Just two owners from new and in private ownership not chartered.
With the 3 cabin 2 head layout. The owners master suite is forward with a huge walk around centreline double bed and a private en-suite heads with electric head and shower.
Aft are two double cabins and a second electric head with shower.
The twin helm cockpit offers plenty of space for entertaining.
The cutter rig has a removable inner forestay for a staysail plus there is an electric winch on the coachroof to assist with hoising and sheeting the slab reefing mainsail. All lines are led back to the cockpit for safety.
A custom stern arch is fitted with davitts and houses the solar panels. The canvas sprayhood and wide bimini are both brand new.
A 6kVA Fisher Panda generator and high output Aqua Base watermaker are installed, producing 90 litres of fresh water per hour.
There is a large inventory of sails and most are brand new: Two genoa's, a No 3 jib, staysail, mainsail and gennaker.
Raymarine Electronics, plotter and autopilot and an larger than standard battery bank with new AGM batteries.
Sold with a new Zodiac inflatable and a Honda 5hp outboard motor.
Lying in Antigua.
Please contact Richard Watson at Caribbean Brokerage for further details and to arrange an inspection:
Tel: Antigua (268) 726 2232 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I : 51.17 ft
J : 18.17 ft
P : 46.50 ft
E : 16.33 ft
Dufour Yachts has entered into a new era. In only a couple of seasons, the yard has succeeded in acquiring the reputation of a boat builder of stylish, comfortable, seaworthy and high quality sailing yachts.
Toronto, ON


text:
Kazakhstan provides 250 MW of wind power by 2015 and 2,000 MW in 2030. The expected level of wind penetration is very low: less than 1% in 2015 and about 4% of electricity in 2030.
Green Power Central Asia, a joint venture between Kazakhstan's Visor Group and the Turkish subsidiary of the Italian group Relight Group, seeks funding to build two wind farms with a capacity of 600 MW in the south of the country an estimated cost of 1,000 million dollars. Construction is planned for two years and be the first major wind farm in the country, which has only a few wind turbines unstaladas.
Kazakhstan, like all the old former Soviet Union countries, has adopted wind power well after Europe or China, despite its size and nature of the steppe provides plenty of wind resources, is more, Kazakhstan has the highest wind resource per capita worldwide, still untapped.
South Kazakhstan is highly dependent on imported electricity from Uzbekistan and coal in northern Kazakhstan. A memorandum signed between Green Power Between Central Asia and the Kazakh state company KEGOC, ordered the construction of two large wind farms, Shokpar and Zhanat, with a capacity of 400 MW and 200 MW respectively.


text:
is about to leave for parkour
Jul 26, 2017 at 9:06pm
Last blog entries
Summer Plans
I'll begin with what I know: I'm going on a couple of trips (to Cincinnati, Naples and Boise). Plus, I know I'll be at my grandparents' houses a lot simply because there's no reason not to over the Summer. I also know I'm taking rock-climbing and parkour over the Summer.
Next what I plan (aka want to do but will probably be too lazy to do them) on doing: I would obviously like to keep up my ninja training and get better at it. I also have a Japanese language workbook which I want to do to work on understanding (have to hope for an answer-key..!). Believe it or not I have personal goals besides ninja-training and learning Japanese too! --Log in or sign up to see linked image content-- I want to voice-over an original episode of Takeshi's Castle using an audio editor (I know :|) and possibly write some thing (don't know what yet!). Also some kind of volunteer work and maybe work on my coding workbook.
..And maybe re;ax a bit along the way! I'm just ready to begin :D.
Comments loading...
First of The Year - and First Entry in Half a Year!
Also my phone has autocorrect now and it's terrible and randomly adds capitals in the middle of words and stuff. So shows how I've improved even more knowing that's what I'm having to deal with.
[sign in to see URL] there be some substance in this blog entry? I dunno...
Waitiiiiiiiiiiing for something to tell you about my current life
Still waiting.
Found it:
See what I mean about the random uppercase letters.
Anyone still reading?..
Comments loading...
Comments loading...
First I'm downloading the app, then I learn how to pronounce each word and test myself, then how to write it --Log in or sign up to see linked image content--
Live feed
Miscellaneous info
likes it.
Comments loading...
Time Flies when you're having way too much Fun
I've been practicing my Ninja training and stuff every day and doing pull-ups and chin-ups, swimming in the pool, improving my balance and gaining strength. I'm excited to finally go on an athletic show one day (if anyone wants me there anyway!)!
And I'm enjoying messing around on the computer, and trying to keep the knowledge bottled up in my head over the break. I found a website that donates 10 grains of rice per correct answer, and it's great!
Next week, there'll be a "camp" at my Grandparent's with my cousin, and I'll compete with him and my Grandad in stuff.
But all this fun is running right by! :( I'm still super happy and thankful that I'm having a good time! :D
Live feed
Miscellaneous info
likes it.
Comments loading...
Miscellaneous info
User since
Dec 19, 2014 at 9:19pm
gameshows, candy, Japan, not sleeping, Nintendo
Personal bio
Blah, blah, blah
Messup's Attempt at Creating a Skin
Last posts
Re: American Ninja Warrior General Chat Topic, 4 hours ago
Re: Scavenger Hunt Trivia Comp, 6 hours ago
Re: Ninja Warrior Quiz, Yesterday, at 7:25pm
Re: Ultimate Beastmaster - Filmed on Abandoned Wipeout Set, Aug 17 at 4:40pm
Re: Ninja Warrior Quiz, Aug 17 at 2:58pm
Re: Ninja Warrior Quiz, Aug 17 at 2:37pm
Re: World Cup Russia 2018, Aug 17 at 2:34pm
Re: Ninja Warrior Quiz, Aug 17 at 2:32pm
Re: Wipeout is 10, Aug 17 at 2:26pm
Re: [GAME] Last Letter Starts the Next Word!, Aug 17 at 1:26am
Live feed
Filter: Messup434 + friends Just Messup434
Live feed loading...