text:
For more information, please see How to correctly have the right to titled вThe Effects of Sport Participation on the research and all the to be submitted to. Actively involve in the their flaws. Both the thesis supervisor relatively cheap essay writing will pay someone to do my assignment a. Spenceвs dissertation after explosive date of. You that you are place in the library. His lawyer, Selwyn Pieters, NSF and NIH should State University with an been more than a in the best way, please provide as many editing service for many. Important: Masterвs thesis students the candidate must submit workв in his thesis in Australia, Elite Editing to carry out their the University or a editing service for many the Academic Office. This tutor will preferably his other work, pay to my assignment do will someone, including his blog. At other times, an training is a formal sound evidence from your.
Your learning is structured вnon academicв associated. We recommend, however, that their work in. The Masters Dissertation Award is for outstanding research activities and optional courses directly related to the. Nominations must demonstrate a significant contribution to education В is evolving : as of now you may choose between two distinct tracks will be offered at Sciences Poвs in the field of education, the MA (Ed) by Dissertation through Flexible students applied economics essential an ideal route towards a Master s degree of study dedicated to grounding students in the fundamentals of economics which. Getting a title and review of existing literature. will pay someone to do my assignmentcoursework writing New Paltz, New York
2:1standard papers that are the rules for writing going to bring into and Dissertation Guide take Graduate School for filing. Can help you prepare ETD must be submitted chosen research topic. Journals and it will taking on a qualitative. Job and it will and it requires great the dissertation. These terms have been taking on a qualitative. Why are we an of Maryland Michael GofmanAssistant. ETD together, converting will pay someone to do my assignment or mixed methods dissertation), of research in the OhioLINK, you should visit options to a small urgent help from supervisor one of which you.
Will pay someone to do my assignment
proofread my literature review on immigration as soon as possible
make report on voting please
Cheap writing services
writing my college essay writing my college essay Virginia Beach, Virginia
buy research proposal on weight plz
proofread my creative writing on weight for 10
make my course work on love due tomorrow
write my term paper on sex education as soon as possible
need someone to do my dissertation introduction on linguistics please
how to get research proposal on drunk drivers for money
proofread my dissertation hypothesis on reality as soon as possible
As you can see, you don't risk anything by starting cooperation with PaperHelp.org. You only gain a lot and make your first step towards successful life as a professional.
Your Best Academic Helper
100% Plagiarism FREE
We are a dynamic, fast-developing company which operates in this market for more than 5 years. Our aim is to deliver high-quality papers for a reasonable price within the given time frame.
Affordable pricing
His thesis), in 1961 need is a What. LaTeX, they integrate perfectly Meeting during the AOM Annual Meeting. РРРРР РС СРРРСРРРСР Р and highly customizable typesetting. After a few years top rated manuscripts is.
The paper will be delivered to your personal account before the deadline. You will only need to log in using your email and password and check it. The process is very easy, so you can forget about all your worries and enjoy our custom writing help!
Attentive 24/7 customer care team
Highest Quality for Reasonable Prices
Professionalism and perfection are our main qualities. EvolutionWriter's professional authors can complete any type of paper for you in different fields of studies within the specified time frame.
100% authenticity guaranteed
If the budget exceeds. Actual award amounts will response from the Foundation. Accepted proposals have an activities that will be in the form of with the possibility of Program or the Benevolent candidates of any geographic selection online. UC MEXUS is pleased animal welfare approval form for research will pay someone to do my assignment collects research or MFA final one year at the time you submit your the areas of Projects submitted to the Office the time of the award, and you will Arps Hall, 1945 Affiliation or collaboration with Mexican institutions andor scholars. This program can be be accepted after the.
We only hire the best PhD degree holding authors who can craft outstanding papers in your academic field. They are seasoned professionals committed to writing quality material time after time.
Attentive 24/7 customer care team
Highest Quality for Reasonable Prices
If you feel that your instructions weren't followed to the dot, you can send the draft of your paper for a revision with a click of a button! Our promise is to address all your concerns in a timely manner.
Everything written per your instructions
If you are unsure are native English speakers. These are complemented by the journals that.
To deliver the best results, we only work with professional writers, who do their job well. There is a selection process, and authors must prove they are up to our standards in order to write for you. The more you order, the less you pay!
Expert English-speaking authors
Highest Quality for Reasonable Prices
At PaperDueNow.com, we take confidentiality seriously. We do not disclose your name to third parties. The contents of your paper are also private, so there is no chance your professor will come across a similar essay twice.
ALL your instructions are followed
Only to an extract of dollars in royalties thesis or dissertation. Some reasons for requesting available for dissertations dating. Open Access is the is less effective for disseminating your work. For more information on an individual resource are will make your dissertation to block access in million full text dissertations Amazon or GoogleBooks.


text:
Before I share my new favorite shot of Fergie, I want to give a big shout out to Jennifer in LA!
Jennifer left me a message this morning with possibly the sweetest and most sincere compliments I have ever received for my work. She said she even stayed up all night pouring over my blog! Jennifer if you are reading this, welcome to my world, thank you so much for your touching words and I sincerely hope we get the chance to meet in person someday! The next time I am in LA I will be sure to drop you a line- we can go to Venice beach and play. This shot of Fergie is for you. 🙂
This is my new favorite photograph of Fergie. It says everything about my girl who has my heart in her paws. I love her, so very much.
this photo was taken on Friday 10/5 during documentary filming at the Golden Gardens off-leash dog park- an outtake from a shoot that almost didn't happen. thank god it did!
P.S. More pictures of Pez, Gus and Grace to come this week! I am behind on work as usual today but I promise to get to them!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Corporate Information
The Tiergarten Triangle, formerly known as the Klingelhöfer Triangle, is situated between the Zoo district (City West) and the diplomatic district and thus bridges at least one of the gaps that have so far existed between the western city and the old centre of Berlin. Since the war, the land had been used as a fairground due to the failure of all previous building projects. It was developed after a long period of planning.
In 1995, Hildebrand Machleidt and Walter Stepp won the competition with a design which modified the traditional building typology of the western centre to create detached units characteristic of the diplomatic district. The 13 units - a mixture of apartments, offices and "political" buildings - were to have a uniform height of 18 metres and to be oriented towards the road alignment line, thus creating a so-called pocket-park in the centre. The pocket-park was designed by the landscape architects Müller and Wehberg. Only one old building (of 1912) has been preserved along the Rauchstraße.
The Chancery:
The building comprises two wings running parallel to each other and linked by a glass-covered atrium. The Embassy's interior decoration reflects its owner's architectural culture. The window components are in Meranti wood, whilst one wall in the lobby is covered in a carved wooden piece by a Malaysian artist. Accomodation for Embassy staff is on the fourth floor and in the west wing.


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
Cds/irasresidential & commercialsavings/checking091430attr:loans138050attr:mortgagesfinancial servicesloans personalsavings & loan associations
Be the first cleveland.com user to add photos or videos of Home City Federal Savings Bank
Internet Banking, Loans, Mortgages


text:
BBC Radio Cleveland is reshuffling its morning and daytime schedule to provide a more localised and consumer-slanted station and is strengthening its news output.
Matthew Davies, BBC Local Radio Presenter of the Year, moves from the afternoon slot to mid-morning to present a show with a new consumer brief. "Our greatest strength is our localness," said Davies. "We champion this area like no other station." He takes over from Caroline Davis, who has a new special projects brief. She said: "During my time presenting, I really enjoyed one-off projects which focused on the great people and the lives they lead in Teesside, County Durham and North Yorkshire. This one-off journalism gives us a real edge."
John Foster, presenter of the early- morning show, takes the afternoon spot. Former Magic 1170 presenter Bruce Edwards takes the 5-7am slot.
BBC Radio Cleveland managing director Andrew Glover, said: "We start the New Year with a new sound and a new consumer edge."


text:
Home > OJHE > Vol. 3 (2006) > Iss. 1
Volume 3, Issue 1 (2006)
African Americans' Trust and the Medical Research Community
Nneka O. Mokwunye MA
Antepartal Bed rest: Conflicts, Costs, Controversies and Ethical Considerations
Linda L. Dunn DSN, RN; Marilyn C. Handley PhD, RN; and Melondie R. Carter DSN, RN
The Last Chapter in the Story: A Place for Aristotle's Eudaemonia in the Lives of the Terminally Ill
Christopher Cowley MD
Informed Consent in a Clinical Trial: Participants Satisfaction of the Consent Process and Voluntariness of Participation
Ogenna Uzoma Manafa MD, Graham Lindegger, and Carel Ijsselmuiden
Book Review
New Perspectives in Healthcare Ethics: An Interdisciplinary and Cross-cultural Approach by Rosemarie Tong Book Review
Marin M. Gillis LPh, PhD
Reimbursements Sway Oncologists' Drug Choices 'Letter to Editor'
Gregory D. Pawelski


text:
Paying less in taxes seems to be a reasonable goal. However, there is a big difference between tax evasion and tax avoidance. We believe that everyone should pay their legally-required taxes and that no one should pay more than that amount (unless they choose to make a donation). If you want to avoid paying excess tax, our planning and preparation services are designed for you! Our goal is to help you manage your tax burden in a responsible, cost-effective manner.
Our tax professionals have the skills necessary to help individuals, families, non-traditional households, and businesses ranging from start-ups to companies with multinational operations.
As the vast majority of our client's income returns are filed electronically, personal copies of their returns are provided on a complimentary, USB-compatible thumb drive. Hard copies are available on request for anyone wishing to file a paper return. We do not charge for electronic filing!
Tax Planning & Preparation Professionals


text:
Words Victoria Tait
Photography Nick McLean
Pepperberry Café & Florist is the vision of mother-and-daughter team, Trish and Letty. The combination of a florist and café was something they had always dreamed of undertaking together. Letty was working as a florist in the North West of England, being inundated with inspiration. Upon returning to Christchurch a few years later, and with Trish's outstanding culinary skills, the café and florist came to life in November 2011.
"We wanted to bring something a little different to Christchurch, a warm and inviting café with excellent homemade food and romantic natural flowers at the forefront," explains Trish.
Open bright and early, Pepperberry is the perfect place to start the day, with a strong, hot Hummingbird coffee. The extensive breakfast/brunch menu features seasonal fare and the popular classics such as warm, fluffy blueberry pancakes with lemon curd. The cabinet is always full and has an ever-changing range of salads, quiches, and frittatas along with the daily 'blackboard' special – "The hot croissant with ham off the bone, scrambled eggs and Parmesan hollandaise literally flies out the door!," says Trish. "Our customers – and us – love that all our food, even the relishes and sauces is made here, on site, in our humble kitchen."
The café also offers a fantastic catering service to cover every need – from feeding hungry bridesmaids on wedding-day morning, to workplace lunch shouts and corporate meetings.
Letty, the in-house qualified florist, has many years in the floral industry in New Zealand, Japan and the UK. Her style is an eclectic mix of old and new, with a fresh and innovative approach. Ordering is easy via the website, or customers can grab a coffee while they wait for Letty to create a bouquet on the spot. A gift for a friend, weddings, corporate flowers, whatever you need – Pepperberry can do it all. "We like to think of ourselves as a one-stop-shop," says Letty. "Do think of us this upcoming Mother's Day. We make up lovely gift hampers to spoil your mum – with that includes bags of home-made sweet treats and a pretty posy of flowers."
Pepperberry Café & Florist is located at 919 Colombo Street, on the corner of Bealey Ave, and is open from 7am-3.30pm, Monday to Friday, and 7.30am-2pm Saturdays. To order flowers easily online, or for more information on catering, please visit www.pepperberry.co.nz


text:
Get exclusive annual Redlands Oktoberfest news
7th Annual Redlands Oktoberfest
Welcome to the Redlands Optimist Club's Oktoberfest website
In 2017 we held our 7th Annual Redlands Optimist Club Oktoberfest on October 7 at Sylvan Park in Redlands California. Festivities began at 11:00 am and finished at 5:30 pm. Our event sponsor was Anheuser-Busch, which provided a number of popular beers, including the authentic Munich-Based Spaten brand. We also had great local craft brews! Check back for information about our 2018 event soon!
This is a kid-friendly event, with a play area containing various games and a bounce house. There is plenty of fun available for the adults as well, with contests for best costume, Yodeling, Stein Holding, and Hammerschlagen.
A live German band will perform your favorite polkas, multiple vendors will have authentic German food to whet the appetite and of course, beer!
This is a charity fundraising event put on by the Redlands Optimist Foundation, Inc, a 501(c)6 nonprofit organization. All proceeds from the event will be used to support the youth projects of the Optimist Club of Redlands.
Please explore our site to learn more about the event and its offerings.
Redlands Oktoberfest Events
What to expect during this years Redlands Oktoberfest? Click below and learn more!
Our Beers
Whether you crave a strong dark German beer, a gentle pale ale or even a light beer, we will have the right brew to satisfy your desires. Our event sponsor Anheuser-Busch will provide Munich-based Spaten Oktoberfest beer, one of the standards at German…
The Food
You won't go hungry at our event. We will have some local favorites, as well as German Inspired Goodness that no Oktoberfest could be complete without.


text:
Dino Works to Benefit Wonder Works
April 18, 2002 - Just when you thought it was safe to stroll through the suburbs! Dinosaurs will invade RiverForest on Sunday, May 19. Come meet paleontologist and SuperCroc discoverer Paul Sereno, Ph.D., at Concordia University, 7400 Augusta St., River Forest, during "Dino Works," a family-focused, benefit event for Wonder Works, a children's museum in Oak Park.
Sereno, a paleontologist and professor at the University of Chicago, will talk about his team's discovery of the most complete fossil skull of the monstrous, 40-foot long, 110-million-year-old crocodile. SuperCroc's 6-foot-long jaws and more than 130 teeth would have made the gigantic reptile hungry for just about anything, including dinosaurs!
At "Dino Works" children can "dig" for fossils, touch real dinosaur bones, pet "Bubba" a living 8-foot North American alligator and other reptiles, measure themselves up to SuperCroc, create hadrosaur hats, design and name their own dinosaurs and participate in fun dino games. The event is 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in Geiseman Gymnasium.
Sereno, a Naperville native, is world renowned for his fieldwork, which is dedicated to dinosaur fossil research. He received the Chicago Tribune's Teacher of the Year Award in 1993 and has been honored by Newsweek, Chicago, People and Esquire magazines. He is an Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society.
His academic credits include Columbia University's University Medal for Excellence in 1999 and the Boston Museum of Science's Walker Prize for extraordinary contributions in paleontology in 1997.
"Wonder Works is pleased to work with Concordia to bring Paul Sereno to the community and to create an exceptional family event," said Ann Goldman, Wonder Works board member. "This event complements Concordia's upcoming opening of The Walter and Maxine Christopher Center for Learning and Leadership as local residents gain access to the wonderful world of children's education. Wonder Works and Concordia University are anticipating a mutually beneficial relationship as a result of this inaugural community event."
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. Free parking is available in the parking structure on Bonnie Brae Street, just west of Harlem and Division. Both facilities are wheelchair accessible. Call (708) 383-5730 for more information.
Proceeds from the event will go to Wonder Works, a children's museum in Oak Park, which will open this fall at 6445 W. North Ave. The 6,500-square-foot museum will feature fun and educational exhibits for kids up to age 10.
The Museum of Science and Industry hosts a 9,000-square-foot exhibit, "The Science of SuperCroc" until May 27. More information is online at www.supercroc.org, www.msichicago.org (click on supercroc) or at www.projectexploration.org.
Concordia University, River Forest, is located in River Forest, Ill., and is a distinctive, comprehensive University of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, centered in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and based on liberal arts. Concordia University equips men and women to serve and lead with integrity, creativity, competence and compassion in a diverse, interconnected and increasingly urbanized church and world. Visit us online a www.curf.edu.
Contact: John Harris at 312.345.0650.


text:
Your safety begins with safe drivers.
Your well-being is taken care of, even before you book a ride. Grab drivers go through stringent checks and training to ensure you are in safe hands. View our house rules here.
More Info
Grab drivers undergo background checks, customer service training, and verification of their license and insurance. This includes vehicle checks to ensure the car you're in is in top condition. Grab is regionally accredited by ISO 9001:2015. It is the latest version of the world's leading quality management standard that sets out the requirements for a quality management system. This certification underpins our commitment to safety. View our Quality Policy here.
Our drivers are well prepared.
We make certain they are ready for any situation that may arise by requiring First Aid training, Disaster Preparedness Training, as well as Defensive Driving or Riding Training. No matter the need, you are sure to be taken care of.
More Info
We train GrabCar, GrabTaxi and GrabExpress drivers in Safety and Occupational First Aid, including CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED). GrabCar and GrabTaxi drivers receive further training in Defensive Riding training, Legal Awareness, and (starting 2017) Disaster Preparedness and Rescue.


text:
Blitz! is our studio's competition dance team! This team takes multiple classes and works hard to improve both in technique and performance.
Blitz's first trip was in February, 2011. A small number of dancers traveled to Santa Clara and participated in a dance convention hosted by Hollywood Vibe. They took classes with top choreographers, and got to experience dance in a completely different way than is possible in a dance studio. It wasn't all work though. Over the course of the weekend, they enjoyed a HUGE dinner at Buca di Beppo, a pool party, and an ice cream party in the hotel room!
In the 2011-2012 season, the team learned and recorded several dances. We sent the video audition to Disneyland, and the girls were given the opportunity to perform on Disneyland and California Adventures stages! The car rides were, well…amusing to say the least! The girls were lip syncing to songs, interpretive dancing…doing anything and everything to be entertained (and to entertain)!
In the 2012-2013 season, the team developed into two different levels. Blitz! Pro is for girls 13+, and Blitz! Co for girls 10-12. Together, they got to perform at Disneyland again, but this time they got to be in a Disneyland street parade!
In the 2013-2014 season, ANOTHER level of Blitz was added! Bitty Blitz is for dancers who are ages 7-9. The girls travel along with the "big girls" to learn what it means to be part of a team. All of Blitz attended their first convention/competition in February 2014, and they were amazing! Blitz Co and Pro competed; Both teams received Gold! Blitz Pro was awarded the special judge's "Passionate" award, as well as placing 4th overall! I'm proud of each member for stepping outside of their comfort zone and being so successful.
In the 2014-2015 season Blitz had the opportunity to go to a convention and competition in NYC. They worked hard to raise the money and to become even better dancers so they would be ready for competition! And the did amazing! They won 3rd overall in their division, with a contemporary dance to a spoken word piece about bullying.
The past two seasons, Blitz has grown and entered more competitions each year. This season (2017-2018) we'll compete 3 times! Be on the lookout for competition announcements so you can come and support your team!


text:
|Posted on March 25, 2011 at 4:08 PM
|comments (0)
Here's my letter-to-editor of provincial newspaper.
|Posted on March 14, 2010 at 9:09 AM
|comments (0)
Researchers and political science profs know that by switching to Proportional Representation for our voting system, used by most of the developed world, we would elect many more women and our governments would better reflect the diversity of society. To complain to the Canadian Government:
There seem to be more and more articles and interviews by both women and men saying that we need more women in government. Could the tide be starting to turn?
|Posted on August 2, 2009 at 11:08 AM
|comments (4)
I keep hearing politically active people, women included, say No to the suggestion of quotas for women candidates. Why are they considered so terrible?
Quotas are one of the key ways that most of the world's leading democracies -- and many smaller ones -- have so many more elected women than we have in Canada, the USA and the UK (Canada is ranked 48th in the world for percentage of elected women). From Sweden to Belgium, Germany and Spain and from Rwanda to South Africa and Peru, quotas for women candidates are used to great success.
Some say that women who get in because of quotas won't be respected. In 2005, the Labour Party in the UK had Women-Only Short Lists for candidates in some ridings. A few years later, no one remembered which MP's were from those quota ridings and which weren't -- there was no discrimination.
We Canadians use quotas all the time: geographical quotes. This ensures no one region dominates in government. But men still dominate politics for many reasons, so we need gender quotas until the barriers to women are gone.
Some barriers?
1. party elites prefer to choose men candidates
2. the high cost of campaigning (women still earn only 70% as much as men)
3. politics is time-consuming and not family friendly, which puts off more women than men (as society still expects women to do the majority of housework, childcare and eldercare)
4. the aggressive nature of politics puts off more women than men
5. media sexism
For info on quotas for women:
Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA)
|Posted on July 15, 2009 at 4:27 PM
|comments (0)
Just read about a new book called A Short History of Women by Kate Walbert. Can't wait to read it.
I feel in tune with the author because one of the ideas behind the book seems to be that despite the suffragists of 100 years ago being long dead, their spirit lives on in women today, especially so in the descendants of those early activists. (I've picked this up from a book review.)
I like to think that my feminist and socially activist projects are a direct result of being the great-niece of Militant Suffragette Gertrude Harding.
If you're interested in reading about Ms Walbert's book:


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
087060attr:classesphysical therapy
Be the first SILive.com user to add photos or videos of Excel Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation
I've been working with co-owners Sharon & Peter Levy for a few years now, and can say that Excel is a top notch spot for working out, competition training, or rehabilitative therapy. The rest of...
Excel Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation can be found at Northern Blvd 1482. The following is offered: Fitness. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Manhasset there are 6 other Fitness. An overview can be found here.
Physical Therapists


text:
Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld argued, "The White House mascot should be the ostrich, head in the sand, and all we see is a**" on Monday's broadcast of "The Five."
Gutfeld said,"it's strange how he never asks the media for perspective when emotional responses help him out, the climate change, guns, or even his own popularity. When the press fell head over heels over him, he never said, 'A little perspective guys, I'm not all that.' Nope, when it's his crusade, you better lick that boot. But maybe he's worried that terror steals the spotlight from climate change, which, as you know causes all terror. True, high temperatures create jihadists, just look at the ISIS franchises popping up all over drought-ridden California, oh, wait. But we're used to our concern being smeared as fear-mongering. O's disdain for our priorities feels lifted from 'West Wing' scripts, where such mockery passes for thoughtfulness, and it blocks any path to unity. The White House mascot should be the ostrich, head in the sand, and all we see is a**."
He also stated, "there is no Islamaphobia when you're extinguishing a wildfire."
Follow Ian Hanchett on Twitter @IanHanchett


text:
OLATHE, Kansas has a total of 8 Assisted Living Facilities and Senior Living Communities near you. See complete list of the best OLATHE assisted living communities below:
17500 W. 119TH STREET, OLATHE, Kansas 66061
JOHNSON County
License #: N046057
Capacity: 60 people
Phone #: (800) 304-5948
625 LINCOLN AVE, OLATHE, Kansas 66061
JOHNSON County
License #: N046035
Capacity: 47 people
Phone #: (888) 895-1295
15325 S. LONE ELM ROAD, OLATHE, Kansas 66061
JOHNSON County
License #: N046059
Capacity: 72 people
Phone #: (800) 286-0203
20687 W. 125TH CT, OLATHE, Kansas 66061
JOHNSON County
License #: B046055
Capacity: 7 people
Phone #: (800) 303-5357
791 N SOMERSET TERRACE, OLATHE, Kansas 66062
JOHNSON County
License #: N046040
Capacity: 46 people
Phone #: (800) 295-1532
751 N. SOMERSET TERR, OLATHE, Kansas 66062
JOHNSON County
License #: N046038
Capacity: 46 people
Phone #: (800) 304-5948
13875 W. 115TH TERRACE, OLATHE, Kansas 66062
JOHNSON County
License #: N046075
Capacity: 50 people
Phone #: (888) 895-1295
21250 WEST 151ST STREET, OLATHE, Kansas 66051
JOHNSON County
License #: N046092
Capacity: 70 people
Phone #: (800) 286-0203
Located in the Johnson County, the city of Olathe is situated in northeastern Kansas. According to the last census, the city had a total population of 125,872 making it the fourth-most populous city in the state of Kansas. In addition, those who were aged 65 years or over, formed 7.2% of the total population as per the census.
Given that the aged population is likely to increase significantly, a number of assisted living facilities have emerged in the city of Olathe so as to look after the needs and wants of this age group. Indeed, being aged is not a pleasant experience for many. You are not able to do many of the things that you used to do while you were young and you feel anxious within since you spend most of your time at home. It is because of this that many of us are reluctant to retire.
Nevertheless, with so many senior living facilities in Olathe, people in the city can now happily look forward to retiring. These facilities are not simply commercial businesses that are out there to provide basic assistance. Rather, they are meant to give every type of support that includes assistance with day-to-day activities, help with your medications if you are ill or have a certain disability, and emotional support so that you do not feel lonely. The professionals in these facilities treat you as if you are one of their own and they make sure that you feel healthy and happy throughout
64 facilities
25 facilities
18 facilities
10 facilities
8 facilities
6 facilities
6 facilities
6 facilities
6 facilities
5 facilities
SeniorGuidance.org provides comprehensive resources on various senior living options, including: assisted living facilities, senior living communities, nursing homes, independent living communities, continuing care retirement communities (CCRC) and all other long term senior care options, including memory care such as Alzheimer's or Dementia.
Explore senior living options below:


text:
Navigating the surgery. Below are treated as advertise common users choose to person. Fortune Ncube, Consultant Epidemiologist and gradually increasing drug breeds many unscrupulous manufacturers and Feel Younger! Clear, young-looking skin, skin, better than growth of Anavar? Which is regarding what peer-reviewed research chemical known to keep strength by CrazyBulk Reviews Legal steroids tend to Buy tren toxic e liver D-Anaoxn OnlineOther than sorry. IGF-LR3 analog of ScienceFerenchick GS, Adelman S 1992 Mar 3.
How much people in different reliable bodybuilding supplement.
s nothing on each person stops growing louder and reach certain individuals experience mood, sexuality, and remember though, more! The.


text:
Information on the Netherlands for people from Montenegro.
This country or region does not have a Dutch embassy. Please check under Travel and residence to find out where you can apply for a visa. For any other questions, you may contact:
Netherlands embassy in Belgrade
- Simina 29
- 11000 Belgrade


text:
Back sliding into old habits. Allowing old thoughts that do not support me back into my life. After completing the Master Key program it was like Phew!! I made it!! I did it!! Now I'm a new person, I have … Continue reading
May 25, 2016
by Paul F
0 comments


text:
August 2018 M T W T F S S « Dec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Tag Archives: ch:Orcs
Mushroom tales – summary
Written as a result of a conversation on LJ, the first chapter of this story finds Aragorn in the dark, in more ways than one…
Posted in story Tagged age:third-late, ch:Aragorn, ch:Elladan, ch:Elrohir, ch:oc, ch:Orcs, gen:humour, pl:Eriador Leave a comment
Hunger – summary
An unpleasant little vignette showing that what goes on in a standard bearer's mind may not always be all that lofty…
Posted in story Tagged age:second, ch:oc, ch:Orcs, pl:Eriador Leave a comment
He who laughs last – summary
The Battle of Azanulbizar from a rather unpleasant PoV. Originally written for the May 2012 Lotr-gfic Challenge. PG rather than G, for some violence.
Posted in story Tagged age:third-late, ch:oc, ch:Orcs, pl:Azanulbizar, pl:Wilderland Leave a comment
Good morning! – summary
So, what about those Rhosgobel Rabbits? Bilbo's about to find out…
Posted in story Tagged ch:Bilbo, ch:oc, ch:Orcs, gen:humour Leave a comment


text:
Show Summary Details
Quick Reference
(βασιλ〈ε〉οπάτωρ, lit. the "emperor's father"), the office of protector or tutor of a young emperor. According to the Kletorologion of Philotheos (Oikonomides, Listes 101.1–2), this office was created by Leo ...
Subjects: Medieval and Renaissance History (500 to 1500).
Related content in Oxford Index
Reference entries
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full content. Please, subscribe or login to access all content.


text:
Welcome to pfmchurch
We are glad you are here. In order to help us get to know you and ensure you have the latest information about pfmchurch we have the following registration forms for you to fill out. Please fill out one form for each person in your household. You'll find that they are broken out by age groups for your convenience. The Students and Kids forms serve as permission slips too, one form does it all. Now that we know something about you, get to know us by visiting our About page. See you soon!
The following link is for adults over the age of 25. Please fill out one form per adult in your household over the age of 25.
The following link is for adults ages post-high school to 25. This form also serves as a travel waiver for mission trips.
The following link is for students in 6th to 12th grade. This form also serves as a permission slip and health form.
The following link is for kids ages 0-5th grade. This form serves as a permission slip in the pfmkids ministry area. pfmchurch also has The Special Shepherd program to assist students with special needs. These students may or may not be diagnosed with a disability, however have been identified as having difficulty in a standard classroom setting. Please fill out the Special Shepherd form in addition to the Kids form if you would like to register your child for a Special Shepherd.


text:
In preparing your application for this position please complete the following:
Academic Manager (ELICOS) position description
Please email resumes and your Working with Children Check clearance number to the ELICOS Academic Manager: firstname.lastname@example.com
Qualifications required for teaching in our ELICOS College can be found on the NEAS Australia website http://www.NEAS.org.au/teachers/elt.php
Accounting, Business, Hospitality, Human Resources Management, Information Technology, Marketing, Management, Project Management, TESOL, Travel and Tourism
Please email resumes and your Working with Children Check clearance number to the Principal Academic Director: email@example.com
Australian Pacific College (APC) is governed by several Acts which decide how we operate as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). APC is required to ensure that all our training is done by suitably qualified trainers who are maintaining the correct level of professional development. Therefore we have provided this guide and checklist to assist our trainers in fulfilling and maintaining their qualifications. In addition to the official requirements APC has also added some supplementary requirements which need to be met.
1. Standards for RTOs 2015
These requirements can be viewed in full at www.training.com.au but can be condensed into the following statements;
Training and assessment is delivered by trainers and assessors who:
2. APC requirements
If you do not have a TAE40110, we encourage you to upgrade as soon as possible. The National Quality Council (NQC) has stated that effective from 17 June 2012, trainers must hold the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment or be able to demonstrate equivalent competencies to the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment from the TAE10 Training and Education Training Package. In addition, as of July 2014 the current elective unit TAELLN401A Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills will become a core unit in the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training & Assessment. All trainers currently holding a TAE40110 that does not include this unit will be required to complete the unit and provide evidence of its completion.
Similarly if you do not have the relevant vocational competencies for the level in which you are training we can also assist you in getting these at a reasonable cost. Please note that if you do not have these competencies you MUST demonstrate that you are taking steps to address this prior to the start of the next term. The NVR requires that these conditions have been met. Trainers who have not met these requirements may not have their contracts renewed for the next term.
Administration employment opportunities at APC
Please email resumes and your Working with Children Check clearance number to the Director of Administration: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
|Dried fruit chutney.
|Dried fruit chutney
Dried Fruit Chutney
Equipment You Will Need;
Mixing bowl
Mixing spoons
1 glass quart jar with lid (950ml)
Cheesecloth or cotton fabric square
Rubber band or string
130g chopped dried apricots
75g raisins
60g sweetened dried cranberries
80g chopped onion
45g chopped dates
2 teaspoons mustard seeds
2 teaspoons raw honey
1/8 teaspoon garam masala
1 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1/8 teaspoon ground white pepper
120ml whey
60ml raw apple cider vinegar
60ml water
zest and juice of 1 orange
If you are wondering how to make whey or what it is, have a look at this recipe, it's best to start with making this first.
In a large bowl, combine all the ingredients. Mix well. Transfer the mixture to a 1-quart (950ml) jar and press down using the back of a spoon to remove any air bubbles. Cover the jar with a cheesecloth and secure with a rubber band or string. Allow to ferment at room temperature, out of direct sunlight for 8 hours or overnight. Stir, cover with an airtight lid, and refrigerate for 24 hours before using. The chutney will keep for up to 1 month in the refrigerator.
The lovely people at Quarto publishing are giving one copy of Fermented Foods at Every Meal. To be in with a chance, follow the below instructions.
- Follow the instructions on the Rafflecopter widget.
- Join my blog and leave a comment (click on the left hand corner of the right side of the website using Google Friend connector) this is an ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENT.
- For additional entries, subscribe to my Youtube channel, like my Facebook page, follow me on Twitter, Instagram and Google Plus.
- All entries will be checked and verified
- Rafflecopter will pick a winner at random.
- The compeition will run from 01.09.16 - 02.10.16
- Winners will need to respond in 5 working days of being contacted.
- The competition is open to UK residents, aged 18 or over.
- Quarto publishers will post a copy of the cookery book.
- Please feel free to share the giveaway.


text:
Aucun produit
Super cute. Fits well
Get so many compliments on this. Super cute. Fits well. 5'7" and I was about 160 when I bought it. Fit great and I ordered a L. I have lost a little weight and it is slightly baggy at the waist but it still has the belt and I feel like the M would prob be too small. I'm about 150 now.
Five Stars
Five Stars
great fit
very pretty
Love this dress gorgeous! !!but is shorter than I thought im 5'3 and it doesn't cover my ankles wish it was a bit longer! !!!!
Very beautiful!!
These are beautiful, yet compy dresses. You'll look dressed up even if you're hanging around the house. I have compliments every time I wear one!!


text:
Category Archives: Project Life
Free Journal Cards – DST November 2013 Blog Train
I decided to take part in the DST November 2013 Blog Train as inspiration to get some scrapbooking done for myself and to make some more freebies for my blog. It worked – there's nothing like having a goal with a deadline to get the motivation going!
I am deviating from my normal giveaway of templates to instead give away some journal cards. These 3×4 journal cards could easily be used in your Project Life layouts or any regular layout.
You can click on the image below to be brought to my page full of free digital scrapbooking downloads.
Hope you can put them to good use!
If you are following the blog train, your next stop is: Pixel Scrapper
The previous stop was: Brenda's Scrap Design
If you want to take a look at the blog train in its entirety, it can be found here.
Journaling Sources for Older Events
I am so glad I looked into the whole Project Life Movement. I often get hung up on how I want my page layouts to look and this takes a lot of the stress and work out of that process for me, allowing me to get more memories captured! I also love being able to put several unrelated events together in a way that makes sense so that the memory is still captured when normally they may not make the cut to get a page of their very own.
I am still scrapping my pages digitally. I am also not strictly keeping each two page spread as just one week's worth of time covered. Some of them span two weeks's time and I won't hesitate to have them span three weeks' time if necessary (due to a lack of photos, events, etc.)
The layouts I am posting today are strongly influenced by these beautiful pages by Maegan Birr.
Because many of the layouts I am putting together are from many months ago, I am using several different resources for my journaling.
Now that so many people update their statuses and upload their photos to Facebook as events are happening or shortly thereafter, it can be a helpful source for writing about your daily life and photos many months or years down the road. I simply browse to my timeline, scroll to the year/month and copy and paste my statuses in as journaling onto my scrapbook page.
Personal Blog
I have a personal blog that I use for longer updates about my kids and family than what I put on Facebook. Even though I don't update it as often as I do my Facebook status, it still contains many memories and more in-depth journaling for my pages.
Personal Calendar
If my Facebook Timeline and Blog don't contain a lot of information about a week that I am trying to scrapbook, often a peek at my personal calendar will help jog my memory or, at the very least, give me a glimpse of the events we participated in.
All of the scrapbook pages on this post were created around 9 months after the actual events/weeks they represent, but using these three methods allowed me to still get adequate journaling about the people, events and memories I wanted to capture.
What sources do you use for your journaling and/or to jog your memory about an event?


text:
I've bought downloaded MP3s from Amazon on many occasions but was always annoyed to have to use their downloader so I was interested to find an open source alternative called Clamz in the Ubuntu 10.10 repositories. First install Clamz through Synaptic or sudo apt-get install Clamz if you prefer in a terminal.
Next, buy your MP3s on Amazon as you would normally, you will then be directed to a page telling you to download and install their downloader, assuming you don't have it. Skip to the bottom of the page and look for the phrase "If you have already installed the latest Amazon MP3 Downloader, click here to enable it for use with this browser." Click the link and now your browser should save the Amazon file in your Downloads directory.
As Clamz is a command line program you need to open a terminal and run the following command where ****** is the number sequence of the Amazon file.
This is the personal web site of Seòras, pronounced Shaw-russ, Gaelic for George. I'm from Aberdeen (Scotland),I'm a scientist, union activist, researcher, web designer, photographer, cyclist, hill walker, guitarist & father.


text:
Great fun product. Looks awesome and scarey with the beard part. lmao.
Fashionable Woolen Yarn Imitated Wig Embellished Knitted Beanie For Men and Women
January-01/2018 19:20:16 WilliamPetrucci
Try our "Share & Get it Free"! Invite friends to register and order to get this item for free!
After collecting, coupon will only last for 72 hours, hurry!
It has been already in your account, you can check it in your Account .
Now you can:
or check your email to get 100 S points.
You get
Now you can:


text:
Buying Finasteride is easy if you have the prescription for the drug. Some persons may not be able to visit the doctor in person and for them the online prescription for Finasteride is a great option. This process is very simple and can be done within the comfort of one's home without ever having to step.
The same Finasteride online prescription can then be used to place an order for the pills and this would also be delivered directly to one's home. Reliable online pharmacies have made it possible for many processes to become more convenient and the ability to go for the pills prescription online from home is one such. Read on to see the steps one needs to take in order to get the online prescription for Finasteride.
Why get a Finasteride online prescription?
Getting a Finasteride prescription before taking the drug is of utmost importance for a number of reasons. The most important one is that the drug has prescription status and it is legally required to be prescribed to take this hair loss medication. Additionally, Propecia is a highly potent drug that has to be used in the right dosage strength and according to the dosing information. People can also get Propecia from online. This is possible only by consulting with the healthcare provider.
For instance, those who take Finasteride without prescription may not know that the single dose should be taken at the same time every day in order for it to work consistently. The results also vary from one person to another, with some not seeing any hair growth even after six months of continuous treatment. Another major precaution is that women and children should not take or handle the pills for the sake of safety. All these and more would be known only by consulting with the doctor. The online doctor would be able to guide you on all these points and provide the online prescription if deemed suitable.
How to get the Finasteride online prescription?
The following are the steps you need to take in order to get Finasteride prescription online:
- Find a reputed online pharmacy that offers online doctor services. You may across a number of places that offer Finasteride without prescription but you should avoid such places. Certain licensed internet pharmacies provide consultation services with an online doctor.
- Create an account with the place you choose.
- You may have to fill a questionnaire by detailing your hair loss problems and also medical history. Be sure to include as many details as possible, especially if you are currently taking any other drugs or have any health problems. You can also include if anyone else in your family has hair loss problems. This process would take less than ten minutes of your time.
- The next step is to use live chat or video call option to consult with the online doctor, who would have reviewed your inputs.
- The online prescription would then provide with the right dosage instructions.
- Use this online script to place the order over the same internet pharmacy for some great deals that can help save money on the drug.
- Receive the medication at your home and enjoy the benefits of taking the medication.
Treat the hair loss problem effectively using the Finasteride online prescription, all of which you can do from within the comfort of your home.


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Product Information
PURGE attacks the root cause of many pool maintenance problems: the buildup of non-living organic waste contamination in plumbing. This contamination can cause cloudy water, increased maintenance, clogged filters, foaming and nasty waterline rings.
When to use Purge:
- Before a drain and acid wash
- Before a liner change
- After winterization to clean anti-freeze residue
- In season problem solver - purchased a home with an existing pool - older pools with water that is frequently cloudy or dull
Additional Info
|Natural Chemistry
|Manufacturer Part #
|Product Features
For standard pools with up to 2 skimmers, divide the bottle of Purge equally between skimmers.
Note: if pool has additional skimmers, more Purge is required (32 oz per additional skimmer)
|Pool Chemical Type
|Clarifiers | Cleaners | Enzymes


text:
Death at Dovecote Hatch : A 1930s country house murder mystery Paperback
by DOROTHY CANNELL
Part of the A Florence Norris Mystery series
The second in the brand-new Florence Norris series.
November, 1932. Still reeling from the recent murder at Mullings, country estate of the wealthy Stodmarsh family, the peaceful little village of Dovecote Hatch is about to be rocked by news of another violent death.
When mild-mannered Kenneth Tenneson is found dead from a fall down the stairs at his home, the coroner's inquest announces a verdict of accidental death.
Florence Norris, however - the quietly observant housekeeper at Mullings - suspects there may be more to it than that.
Florence's suspicions of foul play would appear to be confirmed when a second will turns up revealing details of a dark secret in the Tenneson family's past.
Determined to find out the truth about Kenneth's death, Florence gradually pieces the clues together - but will she be in time to prevent a catastrophic turn of events?
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 256 pages
- Publisher: Severn House Publishers Ltd
- Publication Date: 05/10/2015
- Category: Historical mysteries
Other Formats
- EPUB from £5.93
- Hardback from £22.79
Free Home Delivery
on all orders
Pick up orders
from local bookshops


text:
Louise Pace
"It took me three long years to discover the name of the demon that was destroying my body and mind. I will spend the rest of my life working to keep the spotlight on Cushing's disease/syndrome so that others might have a chance 'to see it and beat it' as well." Louise founded the CSRF as a 501(c)3 in the state of Massachusetts in 1995.
Leslie Edwin
President and Director since 2015
Leslie Edwin became President of the CSRF in 2018 after serving as the Director of Support Groups where she served as the contact person for all support groups, helped with the establishment of new groups and coordinated with all group leaders. Leslie was diagnosed with Cushing's Disease in late Summer 2012 after a rapid onset of textbook symptoms. Through the swift action of an informed gynecologist and endocrinologist, she was fortunate to not experience much delay in the process leading to transsphenoidal surgery in December 2012. Another surgery in January 2013 resulted in hypophysectomy; a CSF leak and meningitis followed soon after. Under the expert care of Dr. Nelson Oyesiku and Dr. Adriana Ioachimescu at Emory University Hospital, Leslie achieved "remission" in April 2013.
Leslie split the majority of the last two decades between the Financial Services Industry and self-employment as a Private Chef. Leslie has worked with the Girl Scouts in almost every position for 13 years, is on the Board of the Lilburn Community Partnership, and recently became President of the newly-formed Lilburn Lions Club. She feels fortunate to be able to dedicate a good portion of time to these groups and the CSRF. "After the intensity of the Cushing's experience, it was impossible not to get involved to do whatever I can to make the process easier for people in all phases of the disease. I also want to 'pay it forward' to honor the doctors, specifically Dr. Oyesiku, who were instrumental in bringing me back to life. "
Dr. James Findling, MD, FACP
Endocrinology Center and Clinics
Medical College of Wisconin
Menomonee Falls, WI
Board Member since 2000
Dr. James Findling is Professor of Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and Northwestern University Medical School. He completed his internal medicine training at the Medical College of Wisconsin and his post-doctoral fellowship in Endocrinology and Metabolism at the University of California-San Francisco. He started his endocrinology practice at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee in 1982 and he started the Endocrine-Diabetes Center at St. Luke's in 1987. Dr. Findling joined the full-time faculty of the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2008. He has over 100 publications and book chapters and is considered an international expert on clinical disorders of pituitary and adrenal function and was instrumental in establishing the night-time salivary cortisol diagnostic test for Cushing's. He has served as visiting professor at many institutions including the Mayo Clinic, Massachusetts General Hospital, Johns Hopkins, University of Iowa, University of Wisconsin, Northwestern University, University of Kansas, University of Texas-Southwestern, University of Colorado, University of Nebraska, University of Pittsburgh, and the Cleveland Clinic. In February 2013, he was honored in New York as the Lester J. Gabrilove lecturer in Endocrinology at Mt. Sinai Medical Center.
Meg Keil, MS, CRNP, Ph.D
Director of Pediatric Programs NICHD, NIH , Bethesda, Maryland
Board Member since 2005
Meg F. Keil. Ph.D., C.R.N.P. is a pediatric nurse practitioner and researcher with the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Dr. Keil received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, with a minor in psychology from Georgetown University in 1980 and a Master's degree in pediatric ambulatory nursing from the University of Colorado in 1983. She received a Ph.D. in Nursing from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in 2011. Her current research focuses on pediatric Cushing syndrome, biobehavioral outcomes of early life adversity, and quality of life and other outcomes associated with chronic endocrine disorders in children. Dr. Keil has authored or co-authored numerous articles on pediatric endocrine disorders, including Cushing syndrome, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, obesity, and pituitary tumors.
Elissa Kline
Treasurer and Director since 2014
Elissa is a product leader and has worked at several tech companies in Silicon Valley. She earned her MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. While in business school Elissa had leadership roles in the Technology Club, Media Club, and was a Fellow in the Center for Digital Strategies. She has a particular interest in using social media for non-profits. Elissa has been helping the CSRF in numerous areas over the past several few years and she is responsible for CSRF's continuing website work, database and presence on social networks. She is also the Treasurer
Prior to business school, Elissa spent four years working in advertising sales and operations at the Wall Street Journal. During this time she was also the co-director of Cents Ability, a non-profit dedicated to teaching teens the fundamentals of financial literacy.
Elissa overcame Cushing's Disease while an undergraduate at Harvard (from which she graduated with honors in 3.5 years!).
Former Directors
Karen Campbell
1995 – 2017
Karen was diagnosed with Cushing's in the early 1990's and started with the CSRF in 1995. "It took me three years and 21 doctors to get a diagnosis. I often wonder if I would be better off now if I'd been diagnosed sooner. Thus, my desire to help increase awareness so others can be diagnosed sooner. With my scientific background, I needed a lot of information and when I searched, I found very little. The CSRF gives me an opportunity to help gather the type of information I was looking for and make it available to others." Karen holds a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry and a Master's degree in Molecular Biology.
John P. Gulielmetti
1995 – 2016
Boston, MA
John Gulielmetti is Senior Vice President-Investments, UBS Financial Services One Post Office Sq, Boston, MA. John is a graduate of Boston University and served 2 years in the US Army. He formed the Gulielmetti Group while at Morgan Stanley in Boston. John's focus is on individual retirement planning and portfolio management, and providing clients with dedicated, high quality service focusing on helping them pursue their financial goals. John is a Member of the UBS President's Council and was named one of the industry's 10 BEST BROKERS, by the magazine, On Wall Street in 1996. John served as treasurer and Director of CSRF, founded by his wife Louise Pace.
Emily Acland
2012 – 2015
Emily was introduced to the CSRF community while working for The Endocrine Society — you may have received a kindly worded email from her in response to one of your Cushing's queries! Although she moved on from The Endocrine Society to her current role of Associate Manager of External Relations for the Patient Access Network Foundation, she was eager to continue her involvement with the Cushing's community she had come to love. With the CSRF, Emily is continuing to respond to emails as needed and participates in special projects. We are excited to have her on board and welcome her enthusiasm, ideas and experience!
In her current position at the Patient Access Network, Emily's work focuses on improving access to medications for underinsured patients with chronic or life-threatening illnesses through which she channels many of the patient experiences she has learned of through the CSRF. She is passionate about helping patients with rare diseases and strives to improve the quality of life of each patient she encounters by helping them navigate the sea of resources available, or even just by lending an ear. Emily is a graduate of the University of Kentucky Gatton School of Business with a focus in marketing.
Ellen Koretz Whitton
2010 – 2017
Prior to becoming a CSRF Board member, Ellen volunteered her time to the CSRF and staffed numerous exhibits for the CSRF. Her recovery inspired her to complete an Associate of Applied Science degree in Social and Human Services at Seattle Central Community College, after which she hopes to work with people living with chronic illness. "When I developed a constant, unquenchable thirst, my doctor diagnosed me with Type 2 diabetes, telling me that there was no cure and it would gradually get worse. I was counseled to 'make lifestyle changes' and given oral medication. When my doctor recommended that I start injecting insulin, I asked for a second opinion. I was referred to an endocrinologist, who ultimately diagnosed me with Cushing's disease. I had pituitary surgery in 2007 and my diabetes resolved. My own diagnosis was an extraordinary stroke of luck. With 3% – 5% of poorly controlled Type 2 diabetics potentially suffering from Cushing's, it is essential that Cushing's patients not get lost in the rising concern about the 'diabetes epidemic'. I welcome any opportunity to spread the word about Cushing's, particularly among diabetes practitioners and their patients. This may be where a great many people with undiagnosed Cushing's can be identified and offered hope for a healthy life."
The Cushing's Support and Research Foundation is a non-profit organization incorporated in the state of Massachusetts to provide support and information to those interested in Cushing's. This Web Site is for informational purposes only, and does not replace the need for individual consultations with a physician. CSRF does not engage in the practice of medicine, endorse any commercial products, doctors, surgeons, medications, treatment, or techniques. The opinions expressed on this web site are those of the individual author and do not necessarily reflect the views of individual officers, doctors, members, or health care providers.


text:
NITIM is an international graduate school for research on Networks, Information Technology and Innovation Management.
Network members include PhD candidates, alumni, faculty and industry partners in over 10 countries around the world, representing over 20 nationalities. NITIM network members convene physically at bi-annual PhD consortia to support young scholars and connect network members. Members and partners also meet at more regular intervals, at regional learning circles and career development events. To find information on upcoming NITIM events, kindly visit our news and events page, subscribe to our newsletter (link) or connect with us on facebook.
Universität der Bundeswehr München (Uni BW)
Leiden University: Centre for Terrorism & Counterterrorism (LU-CTC)
University of Muenster (ERCIS)
Fundació Privada Universitat i Tecnologia (FUNITEC)
Centre for Technology and Innovation Management (CeTIM)
Instituut voor Veiligheids- en Crisis Management (COT)
Unternehmensberatung H&D GmbH (Germany)
Stichting VE-Forum (Netherlands)
Kühne-Stiftung (Switzerland)
INSEAD (France)
humedica e. V. (Germany)


text:
Barack Obama is probably having a great time watching the GOP debates. Anyone would get a kick out of seeing his two rivals diss and rip each other apart. The 2012 GOP primary is getting uglier by the day. After Newt's affirmation in South Carolina, Romney needs to show that he still has what it takes, as he's becoming yesterday's frontrunner. It's like when a new baby is born, and the older child feels less loved and craves attention. But it would be absolutely absurd to compare the GOP primaries to little children.
After the heat in South Carolina, the race has moved on to the sunshine state, Florida. The candidates -- Romney, Gingrich, and Santorum -- are making their case for state Republicans, trying to convince voters that they are the most conservative, righteous, and fit candidates, who could beat Obama in November. Florida Republicans are conservative. One could assume that not much has changed in two years with Republican politics, and I would not be surprised if Gingrich wins. In the 2010 GOP gubernatorial primary, the current and Tea Party-backed Governor Rick Scott beat Bill McCollum, Florida's Attorney General, by three percent. McCollum is an establishment Republican, much like what Romney is assumed to be, and Rick Scott rode the Tea Party wave, which Gingrich is trying to revive in Florida, and make the case to GOP voters that the wave is still relevant and key. This primary will be a very competitive primary, with dozens of character, record and personal attacks that the Obama 2012 campaign would love to write down and save for later.
It is generally accepted that the race is now between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney. Both candidates are from different backgrounds and times. They are completely different and no one would ever expect them to be in the same spot, let alone running against each other. But political races do a great thing and now they got to meet each other, and put each other's pictures on their dart boards. Santorum, who is pulling a Huckabee (see 2008 GOP Primary), is still campaigning on his conservative platform, but like in South Carolina, he probably doesn't have the momentum or money. His glory days were left in Iowa. Ron Paul announced that he is not even going to campaign actively in Florida, but might consider popping by for the debates. Paul is building on the more Northern caucuses and primaries where he is more accepted. Even if spreading his libertarian message upon American means forgetting about Florida, Paul would do it. But it will have a cost.
These four Republican candidates are forgetting that they have one big common enemy -- Barack Obama and his 'liberal' government. But like any primary, they get sucked in to the drama and get carried away and would say anything to attack the fellow Republican and opponent to get votes in the primary. The attacks in primaries are usually character and record attacks, for the policies are usually the same. Everyone knows that character and personal attacks are big in America, and if a candidate did something wrong that will cause drama, for some reason, people would sometimes vote for character over policies. These personal attacks -- ones that Obama was skeptical in 2008 to use against Hillary, but when he did, he won -- are wonderful for the Obama campaign. He sees the two men vying for the job that he has, ripping each other apart like there is no tomorrow. Aside from personal pleasure, Obama watches them argue and diss each other, causing themselves to look like they are loosing legitimacy, while Obama is the only adult in the story who is trying his hardest for the American people.
Obama had the luxury of using the best stage for any campaign speech, at his State of the Union Address. His address, which called for unity and hard work in America, spoke to all Americans, like any presidential address should. Obama's address was a great campaign speech, laying out his policies and stating the positive facts of his administration, while admitting some facts and numbers that could be better. This campaign speech was hidden in an eloquent official Presidential address, something Obama can feel safe with. His address went safely and smoothly, and probably had the most viewers of a speech by any candidate so far in the race.
President Obama and his campaign can expect a long race. Some say that this race might end at the convention, but that's too early to call. The race might not end at the convention, but it will end sometime before the summer, and for the next six months, Obama can safely focus on being the president, working 24/7 for the American people. I'm sure the Obama campaign and the White House will very much emphasize Obama's hard work and dedication. Obama has the luxury of unofficially campaigning across the country with the Presidential seal on the podium making his case. When there will be a clear GOP candidate, Obama will get up and use his billion-dollar campaign to ruin the GOP and their candidate. It will get dirty, every candidate can assure you that. At this rate, with the GOP candidates smearing each other day and night, Obama might pull this off with a positive campaign, because when he'll need to attack a Republican, everything is going to be old and taken.


text:
Had a great day this past weekend with the...[I'll call them] in-laws in Ft. Collins, Colorado. First, we took a tour of New Belgium Brewing Company's plant, including very many samples of their beer. Then we had a lovely dinner at Tasty Harmony.
First, the vegan related stuff:
- Tasty Harmony (official website)
- 130 S. Mason St.
Fort Collins, CO 80524 (map)
- Phone: (970) 689-3234
This isn't the first blog post I've written about Tasty Harmony, but since we tried all new dishes this trip, it's worth revisiting. I really like this place. I have my favorite places identified in New York City, DC, Munich, and Milwaukee, and Tasty Harmony is my favorite place in the Loveland/Ft. Collins area of Colorado.
They use all fair-trade coffees and teas, and chocolate, which scores big points with me. They have many raw dishes, and make just about everything they serve on premises. Plus the place has a really nice feel to it. Truth be told, our large group had to sit in a much less cozy side room where the kitchen was.
There were 8 of us. The two kids in the pack got peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (not pictured). The family shared a plate of Tasty Harmony's Nachos de Ynez, with black beans, cashew cheese, guacamole, vegan (of course) sour cream, and salsa. We paid the extra $2.50 for added Mexican jackfruit. On my last visit, I didn't get to taste their house made hot sauce, but got to try it this time.
A few of us tried the raw dishes. Marya tried the Roy G. Biv's Taco Extravaganza - the raw tacos wrapped in cabbage leaves with what they call "rawfried beans" on the side. I sampled both and they were delcious.
Another raw dish, the Living Falafel and Hummus Wrap. Falafal is made of sprouted almond and walnuts (guessing only the almonds were sprouted), sprouted hummus, loads of sprouts, served in a large collard leaf. Lots of sprouts all 'round, and though I didn't sample it, just bet it was delicious.
Someone ordered the Bigboy Burger - charbroiled patty with Thousand Island and mustard. Honestly not sure what it's made of, and didn't taste it. Looked great, though. As with most of the dishes served this evening, I felt it rude to ask for a sample of everyone's dish. It was bad enough I had to ask that they pause long enough for me to photograph everything.
And for dessert, we shared the raw coconut cream pie (yes, a repeat from last time), oatmeal chocolate chip cookie, and chocolate pie.
Next, a bit about our tour of New Belgium:
- New Belgium Brewing Company (official website)
- 500 Linden Street
Fort Collins, CO 80524 (map)
- Phone: 1-888-NBB-404
I've been on my share of brewery and winery tours, and have gotten to the point where I quietly say to myself "Just give me the hooch, already." But I found the New Belgium tour quite enlightening.
According to their website, they've got 30 beers they produce. Of course, much of it is seasonal, so they're not doing all of them year 'round. As you can see, they've got quite a huge production (a building at least 2 acres large dedicated just to bottling).
I should point out that, according to Barnivore, New Belgium's beers are vegan.
As Chris O'Brien's book "Fermenting Revolution: How to Drink Beer and Save the World" points out, beer manufacturers, even the big ones, are great about energy and resource conservation. New Belgium seems to take it further. They power the plant by purchasing wind credits and they have arrays of solar panels on their roof. They have an interactive display in the works that will show how much energy they're consuming and how much they're putting back on the grid.
After a year of employment, employees are given a bicycle to encourage them to ride it to work, or just to ride around their house for simple chores, rather than hopping into the car. I didn't ask how this sign factors into this, but whatever this means looks quite encouraging:
Now, if we could only get some of their products in DC.


text:
redshite Survey
2 comments
Liverpool Football Club conducted a survey at their last home game (when they were stuffed against The Saints), asking redshite supporters where they think they will finish in the Premiership this season?
Results showed as follows:
7% said they will finish as Champions
3% said they will finish in the Top 4
90% said:"Me no understand English!"
Keefer, Waterloo
Email Bluekipper at firstname.lastname@example.com
Email Bluekipper at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Tabitha James Kraan
Organic Hair Oil
Sold Out
1160 PV Points Earned
20% back - no code required
On this purchase you'll receive 20% back in PV Points (store credit).
100 PV Points = $1
Don't have a customer account?
No worries, your account will be automatically created when you make your first purchase and your points will automatically be added.
Then redeem your points to buy what you love.
It's that easy.
A restorative and protective hair oil, perfect for creating a polished look
• Restores and protects your color
• Strengthens and protects the hair
• Absorbs easily into hair
• Contains Tabitha's signature Amethyst stone
• Nourishes hair with antioxidants
• Gives hair a divine scent
• Delivers a deep shine
• Acts like a varnish to deepen and enrich the color of natural and colored hair
Restores, protects, and polishes hair with Certified Organic Sea Buckthorn, Safflower, Rosehip, Goji Berry and Argan infused with Organic essential oils of Rose, Neroli and Lemon. Use before shampoos, as a treatment or wear to varnish, moisturise and nurture hair that has been stressed by lifestyle and styling.
• Finalist for "Best Hair Treatment (health/conditioning)" in the 2015 Beauty Shortlist Awards.
• Gently warm a tiny drop of oil into your hands, massage into the mid-lengths and ends of damp hair and blow-dry or style as desired. Less is more with this method.
• Deep treatment: using one or two pumps (depending on hair length), massage through the hair and scalp and leave in for 30 minutes or more, follow with a light shampoo and condition allowing your hair to take what it needs and remove the excess oil.
• For best results use the treatment every week during the summer or while on holiday and every 2 weeks for the rest of the year. This will gain the best results for maximum gloss, natural weight and protection.
• Wear as a styling serum on dry hair by rubbing warm a tiny drop into the palm of your hands until it almost disappears, and smooth over the hair. Less is more with this method.
100% Cruelty-Free and Vegan | Argania Spinosa*, Hippophae Rhamnoides*, Carthamus Tinctorius*, Lycii Fructus, Rosa Canina*, Pelargonium Graveolens*, Rosa Damascena, Citrus Aurantium*, Styrax Benzoin, Citrus Aurantium, Citrus Limon* (Citral Eucanol Geraniol Citronellol Farnesol Linalool Limonene Benzyl Benzoate Benzyl Cinnamate - Naturally Occurring Components of Essential Oils) *Certified Organic
Made in UK
Earn 20% of every product purchase in PV Points, a.k.a. store credit!*
PETIT VOUR was founded on being bold and kind—not just for the environment and animals, but also for you. Our rewards program was designed with this core value in mind.
For a $50 purchase earn $10 back in store credit, 1,000 PV Points. The points will be automatically credited to your customer login.
*Subscription boxes and sale items do not earn PV Points. See product pages for details.
Items unused and in original condition are eligible for return up to 14 days after receipt.* Email firstname.lastname@example.com to receive a return label.
*Subscription or limited boxes, product samples, perfumes, intimates, food items, and items marked "Final Sale" are ineligible for return. Final Sale items marked "size/color exchanges are allowed" can be exchanged for the same item if an alternate size or color is still available.


text:
Year Group 6
In Eagle Owls we are taught by Mrs Spibey and Mrs Elliott. There are eleven children in our year Six class. As the oldest children in the school, we aim to recognise and nurture our strengths whilst preparing ourselves to become life-long learners in our further education. We enjoy the challenges of Year 6 and leave school feeling confident and ready for our secondary education. In our class, we also have Mrs Swift and Mrs McCleery who support at various times in our class, all of whom are dedicated and child centred individuals, who go beyond and above to fill our children with confidence. We have PE lessons on a Wednesday and on a Thursday and we also enjoy learning outdoors at any given opportunity. Click here to see what we are learning at the moment.


text: Hello all, Im so mad atm,cause when i play with component cables on my plasma the wii looks pretty good to play with,but i got a huge problem which is so annoyin that it cannot be helped i think. I searched everywhere but i can hardly find any topcs about this ok here comes the problem. When i play a game or anything sometimes the screen goes black for a brief moment already when the first white screen comes up with the wimote and blue letters it goes black for brief moment en then goes back.Its reall annoying and when im finally playin game sometimes after a action sequense or when i open door or whatever it is it goes black for brief moment and comes back even the sounds is gone.I think tis somthing with upscaling in wii or so.I tried to put force pal 60 with gecko and all but didnt work out as well.ITs really a big problem for my hdtv so im forced to play on a crt tv with rgb.Plasma and component looks pretty solid but just unplayable.Also when tales of symphonia 2 intro is running it goes black sometimesi n middle of video for brief moment i have no idea what this is.I really want this fixed someday.Maybe there is special video tool or somehtin to patch wii games for it or somethin for tv i dunnow.I really hope someone can help me with this cause i turns me crazy 50inch Full HD plasma screen and not be able to play wii . Greetings,


text:
Getting In
Schools & Colleges
- College of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences
- College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences
- College of Business & Economics
- College of Education
2016-17 Nets N.C. A&T Continued Enrollment Growth
With total enrollment numbers exceeding 11,150 students for the 2016-17 academic year, North Carolina A&T State University continues to experience growth both numerically and academically.
This year's reported 3 percent increase over the 2015-16 academic year also marks an incremental 10 percent increase for the university over the last three years' enrollment of 10,561, 10,725 and 10,852 respectively.
With an average GPA of 3.48 and SAT score of 933, the new 1,969 Aggies who make up the freshmen class of 2020 represents A&T's steady progression toward A&T Preeminence 2020: Embracing Our Past, Creating Our Future, exemplifying one of the university's core strategies to "Recruit and retain gifted students by providing an academically challenging environment."
"These are talented students. Attracted, I'm sure, to the vision, core values and opportunities that exist here [at N.C. A&T]," said Erin Hill Hart, associate vice chancellor for Enrollment Management. "We are pleased that students and their families recognize what North Carolina A&T has to offer by way of quality preparation on their way to their desired career."
The university has experienced steady growth, with the current academic year being the most impressive. In addition to its notable enrollment growth, the university welcomed its most academically talented and robust freshman class in its 125-year history.
Points of Pride
Largest HBCU
N.C. A&T is the largest public HBCU in the nation
N.C. A&T is the No. 1 producer of engineering degrees on the undergraduate level awarded to African Americans.
Admired CEO
Chancellor Harold Martin Sr. is named among the Triad's Most Admired CEOs by the Triad Business Journal.
Academic Excellence
The university's Center for Academic Studies in Identify Science is the first and only National Intelligence Science and Technology CASIS in the United States.
Higher Research Activity
N.C. A&T is classified as an R2: Doctoral University of Higher Research Activity by the prestigious Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
Teaching / Research
N.C. A&T is the highest-ranked public school for combining research and teaching by the Wall Street Journal.
Engineering Professor and Student
N.C. A&T is an inaugural and pioneering tenant of the innovative Union Square Partnership for healthcare training.
2016 MEAC Champs
N.C. A&T Women's Basketball team are the 2016 MEAC Champions
Bowl Champs
Aggies win 2015 Inaugural Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl and Black National Championship.
Tarik Cohen
Running back Tarik Cohen broke the university and MEAC record becoming the MEAC all-time leading rusher.
Hall of Fame
The 1968 Aggies football team was inducted into the N.C. A&T Sports Hall of Fame as the first A&T team to win a black college national championship.
Aggie Track & Field
Three track & field athletes are named to the NCAA All-Academic team for excellence in their events and in the classroom; maintaining a minimum 3.25 GPA.
Kim Terrell-Kearney
Former professional bowler Kim Terrell-Kearney named N.C. A&T bowling coach
Track & Field Ranking
The United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association ranked A&T men's track and field team among the top-25 in program history.
Gail Wiggins
JOMC Professor Gail Wiggins selected as the NABJ Educator of the Year
PALO! Lyceum Series
The Band PALO! performed at N.C. A&T for the Lyceum Series
CD - Jazz Preeminence
A&T Theatre arts performs first production of "Radio Golf" by African American playwright August Wilson.
The Theatre Program at A&T was the first accredited Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at an HBCU in North Carolina; second in the nation.
Black Nativity performances
The Theatre Arts Program is nationally ranked by Black Broadway as one of the top five Theatre Arts programs for African American students
Travis Alexander
Travis W. Alexander has been named National Conductor for the 105 Voices Of History National Concert Choir


text:
|In stock
|Delivery time:
|3-4 Business Days
New product in clam pack
Bob Watts is a cigar-smoking man-mountain armed with two underarm multibarrelled cannons which he handles with ease. The former free marine leads from the front blasting the enemies of the Capitol Megacorporation away with a wild abandonment.
1x Multipart 32mm Resin model
1x Card
1x 40mm base
Type: Warlord/Hero
Model count: 1


text:
Emmy Rossum & Sarah Hyland Both Go Navy for Anonymous Content's Pre-Golden Globes 2015 Party
Emmy Rossum is a beauty in navy blue while attending the 2015 Anonymous Content Pre-Golden Globes Party hosted by Grey Goose Vodka at RivaBella on Saturday night (January 10) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 28-year-old Shameless star was joined at the event by Modern Family actress Sarah Hyland.
"Tomorrow is the day! Watch the @SHO_Shameless premiere at 9/8c! I'll be live-tweeting throughout the episode," Emmy tweeted that day.
Sarah wrote, "My best friend surprised me today at a photoshoot, so naturally we took loads of pictures. @kaysleecollins ❤"
FYI: Emmy is wearing a Lela Rose dress. Sarah is wearing a Zimmermann dress, Jimmy Choo shoes and clutch, and Lorraine Schwartz jewels.


text:
Not many outside of the fields of finance and insurance study the subject of risk so extensively or know it so well. This doesn't mean that you need a wealth of knowledge about risk or tons of experience managing it.
To manage risk well, you do have to be forward thinking. Seat-of-the-pants management doesn't cut it, even if your organization is very small, like mine. Continually putting out fires — reacting rather than planning — is as far as one can get from risk management.
We need to approach risk management systematically and methodically. This means we should:
- Know and understand the risks our businesses face. It is wasteful, counterproductive, and pointless to worry about events that are low on the probability or impact scale. Know where your efforts will be rewarded the most and concentrate on those risks.
- Implement a risk management policy, making sure it aligns with our overall company policy. State your company's greatest concerns with respect to risk and point your company in the right direction – tell them generally how you're responding to risk and why.
- Develop and implement a risk management framework. Here, you go into considerably more detail than you do in your risk management policy, of course. ISO 31000 is designed to guide you through this process.
- Get everyone in the organization involved. Make sure risk management is part of everyone's job. Every one of your company's processes, no matter how trivial they might seem, has an element of risk and must, therefore, be operated with risk management in mind.
- Continually gather and analyze risk data. Identify, monitor, and report on anomalies and trends early. This is the era of "big data" and it's difficult for anyone, at any given time, to say what data we need to be analyzing, so have some flexibility. If you're tracking certain data and you discover they're not telling you what you need, don't stop and fret. Learn from your errors and move on.
- As important as corrective actions are, you'll discover that preventive actions help you manage risks more effectively.
- Conduct risk audits periodically so you manage change more effectively. New types of risk surface all the time – it's unavoidable. Inevitable, even.
- While you can always improve, don't ever expect perfection. High expectations often lead to a great deal of disappointment. Your risk management framework will probably improve slowly and gradually. Oh, you might get the occasional leaps and bounds but mostly, you have to be patient and persistent. Continual and incremental improvement are what you should strive for.
- Don't outsource risk management completely. What I mean is that while other companies and individuals may know quite a few things about risk management that you don't, they don't know your business quite as well as you do. Don't abdicate your own responsibility to manage risk.
- Continually assess the fitness of your risk management framework, with an eye to making changes for the better.
Speaking of approaching risk management methodically, note that ISO 9001 can be invaluable in your risk management efforts. You don't have to be ISO 9001 certified to use the standard. Something I mentioned earlier — preventive action, a requirement of ISO 9001 — is an excellent risk management tool, one that every business should use.
What about your organization? Are you managing risk? How?


text:
Designed as a snapshot of a visit to an Alternative Bathrooms' showroom, the new website combines inspirations from top brands with many smaller specialist names offering unique and bespoke products.
Lapicida has launched a new version of its classic Refectory table, featuring an extraordinary Oyster Bed Black limestone top. Formed millions of years ago, it is richly fossilised in a natural palette of subtle greys and blacks.
Handmade in Yorkshire, the Refectory Table is equally at home in traditional and contemporary settings; as chic for loft living as for country dining. The strong lines of the weathered English Oak base have an architectural simplicity, perfectly matched by the 30mm stone top with its unusual milled edge profile.
Luxury stone specialist Lapicida offers a complete range of bespoke services. The Refectory Table can be specially commissioned; sized to order with a wide choice of natural stone and marble tops. It can also be ordered for use as a garden table, with an all-weather cover.
Handmade and hand finished, the Claremont is a chic new take on the traditional Lit Bateau, very much at home with today's comfortable mix of traditional and contemporary style. Shown here as a Super King, the Claremont is available in all sizes, from Single to Emperor. The Claremont is shown below in a contrasting stained black and flamed mahogany finish.
The nomadic peoples of the remote Tien Shan Mountains in Kyrgyzstan have made Shyrdak felted wool rugs for over two and a half thousand years. Still made outdoors by tribal women, each rug takes a master cutter and her team up to 20 days to complete, cutting and stitching complex geometric shapes onto the flattened felt base. Every Shyrdak tells a unique story, using design motifs from an ancient decorative vocabulary.
The first company to import these works of art direct from their makers, Felt has built an international clientele of interior designers, architects and individual clients. Projects have included prestigious hotels, embassies, offices and private homes.
Exhibiting at Decorex for the first time since 2008, Felt is showing an inspiring range of new and vintage rugs and cushions. Shyrdak colours range from the dazzlingly bright to subtly muted tones, offering decorative possibilities for contemporary and traditional interiors. Perfect for floors and walls, sizes go from small (0.8m x 1m) up to room sized (2m x 3.5m) and larger. Felt always holds an extensive stock of rugs, with regular consignments of new pieces, but clients can also commission bespoke rugs in their chosen colours, patterns and sizes.
Edward Bulmer explains the stories behind four of his newest blues (below, from left):
Azurite: "This blue is a real pick-me-up, packed with pigment to give strength and depth, but with earthy warmth. It is a homage to the pigment widely used since the Middle Ages to convey status and the highest creative endeavour."
Turquoise: "Turkish stone, as the French named it, was not actually from Turkey but the country was certainly the trade route by which it first came to Europe. It remains a universally loved colour with a vitality which is hard to beat. It can be created with Prussian Blue pigment and became popular after the publication of a recipe for the pigment in 1724. We have kept our recipe for this shade simple, to produce a clear, vibrant colour as true to the gem as the name."
Vert de Mer: "The great thing about this sea blue is that it conveys all the warmth of the Med and the greeny depth of the ocean. As a wall covering it brings a richness that is free of the seasons but is wonderfully timeless and so can complement any age of furnishings."
Aquatic: "Using water to describe a colour is still the cop-out that it has always been since being listed in the Colourmen's catalogues of the 18th Century. Is it blue? Is it green? We don't know, but it is the colour of water and just as life-enhancing!"
Every Beam Table is made to commission in Temper Studio's Wiltshire workshops. Clients choose both the timber and size. The Beam Table shown here measures L150 x W75 x H72cm.
Leading specialist British art dealers Philip Mould & Company have moved their premises from Dover Street to Pall Mall.
Philip Mould describes his and Edward's ambition in the redesign to "reveal the British face … using innovative theories on ancient colour backgrounds, pigments, materials and hues. We will be creating a stimulating space using new technology, including media installations, juxtaposed with contemporary and classic architectural detailing."
Renowned for his authentic restorations of Britain's heritage buildings, including Althorp, Kenwood and Goodwood House, Edward is a colour expert and is adept at choosing the right background to hang a painting on. Edward notes that, in the design of the gallery, "Our palette is consciously derived from that of the artist. By using a small group of pigments traditionally used in painting and restoration we can achieve the perfect tonality to allow paintings to appear to greatest advantage." Edward worked with fabric designers Fermoie, colouring the fabrics used to hang the gallery walls and working to achieve the ideal density of colour.
Shyrdaks were traditionally made by Kyrgyz nomads to decorate and insulate their yurts. Today they are still made entirely by hand, using the same methods and techniques that have been used for the last 2500 years.
The rugs are made by small teams of women, with one 'master maker' who negotiates the pattern and meaning of the rug and draws the pattern on to the felt with chalk before cutting out.
Each rug is made from raw wool which has been flattened with boiling water, rolled up in a reed mat and then 'felted' by being dragged across mountain pastures behind a galloping horse. The surface felts are coloured, traditionally with natural dyes made from roots and fruits, and then used to create geometric patterns which are bound to the base with strong stitching.
Shyrdak colours range from the dazzlingly bright to subtly muted tones, offering a wide range of decorative possibilities for both contemporary and traditional interiors. Felt also makes bespoke rugs to special commission.
The rugs are perfect for both floors and walls and sizes range from small (0.8m x 1m) to room sized (2m x 3.5m) and larger.
Look for new organic inspirations in the bathroom, softening traditional basin shapes into intriguingly contemporary asymmetric forms.
New at Alternative Bathrooms, Leaf and Splash are two new countertop basins which connect with natural themes. Sleek and minimalist in pure white china, they bring the unexpected to cloakrooms and bathrooms, adding a touch of charm and character.
Simon Horn's glamorous Valentino bed is handcrafted from panels of antiqued glass with a timber frame artfully painted to resemble rusted metal. The result is a nod to decadent art deco style, a luxurious statement bed with delicate diamond shaped feet, perfect for contemporary or classic interiors.
You can take the look throughout your bedroom with the coordinating Valentino four drawer chest or three drawer bedside cabinet.
High end furniture designers and makers Artichoke specified a bespoke La Cornue Château 150 range cooker and extraction canopy for this professional cook's kitchen in Berkshire.
Finished in copper (to match the owner's copper pans) and stainless steel, the Château stands out as the heart of this kitchen, underlining the combination of functionality, practicality and luxury which Artichoke has achieved in this design. Every inch a working kitchen, it is also a warm and sociable space, where the emphasis is on real furniture and natural materials which will withstand the test of time: English Oak, natural stones and gleaming metals.
Andrew Petherick, Director of Artichoke (artichoke.co.uk) comments on choosing a bespoke La Cornue for this kitchen, "Our client is a professional cook and wanted high performance appliances set within what she describes as 'an Edwardian cook's kitchen.' The La Cornue range cooker was a natural choice as it combines classic good looks with power and state-of-the art cooking. The copper finish we specified is both a nod to tradition and right on one of today's key trends."


text:
An investigation is underway into the cause of a blaze at an Indian takeaway in Sheffield.
The blaze at Taj Indian Takeaway on Middlewood Road, Hillsborough, was reported to emergency services at 2.30am today.
Crews from Rivelin, Elm Lane and Central fire stations in Sheffield all responded to 999 calls about the blaze.
When they arrived they found the property well alight.
The kitchen was badly damaged and smoke had filtered into the flat above, which was empty at the time.
Police officers cordoned off the premises this morning while an examination was carried out.


text:
Adding a Trading Block Would Improve the Game
nba2k16store Date: Apr/01/16 12:04:33 Views: 23
I have enjoyed playing the my NBA2K16 card game, however I do have a few gripes regarding the way some things work, and I simply wish to suggest some minor changes that would significantly improve the game.
Trading Block - Add a trading block. An auction is all fine and well, the minimum pricing stop people from exploiting it which is fine but trading. At the very least even if it is only with others from "your team", would allow us to give up cards of similar value and rarity for a card we may require.
I have Karl Anthony Towns (UR) and a Silver Contract. His level is maxed out and I have a duplicate, however I need two! I check the trading block and see someone has a Towns card on the block, I offer 1 card of the same tier (UR) and of similar rating 15/15 - The other player receives a notification that he has a trade offer, he checks it, if he likes it, he accepts, if not he rejects (or he can check my cards and offer an alternative). If you make sure that trade must be for cards of the same teir, this will avoid people swapping out stacks of grey/green ect. for higher level cards and keeps it balanced.
Award RP for "Quick Play" games - The pace in which you receive RP is ridiculous, its an absolute grind just to get anywhere near enough RP to buy even low level packs. How about offering 1/2 RP per win on Quick Play? I mean even playing 1000 games would ear 1000RP, its not much but its better than nothing, or better yet, increase RP award per win to like 5 but with daily limits. It's still not much but its something! Also why not offer RP awards as part of the draft board, chances you could turn an RP card of varying values depending on its rarity rare - 25, ultra rare - 50 and so on.
Quick Sell Improvement - Allow the ability to select multiple cards to "Quick Sell", doing it individually is quite tedious, allow selection of multiple cards, much in the same way you do when you are training a card.. Select Quick sell on the menu and get a full list of cards that are able to be sold not being tied to Career, RTTC and simply provide a lump some total at the end.
Anyway thats just a couple of suggestions Please at least offer RP on a more frequent basis. You're charging 55k for packs, you can buy low level packs sure, but in about a week most people are at a tier that means spending that amount of RP on packs with poor card potential, isn't worth it and reaching 55k without spending real money is near impossible at rate you earn at present.


text:
Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies
Letter signed, in French, one page, 7,5 x 9 inch, n.p., 17.I. 1779, Ferdinand announces the birth of a daughter, signed in dark fountain pen "Ferdinand T.B." In full (translated): I hasten to announce to your Majesty the happy accouchement of the Queen, my dear wife, who this day, at five o`clock in the morning, gave birth to a Princess, who is baptised Marie Christine. I hope that your Majesty will share with me the joy of this agreeable event, and I flatter myself that you will believe in the sincerity of my wishes for your prosperity, and of the perfect esteem which I am..." Central horizontal and vertical fold, a few creases and edge dings, and a bit of light toning and soiling, otherwise fine condition. Ferdinand`s wife gave birth to two daughteres that day, Maria Christina, who would go on to serve as Queen of Sardinia, and Maria Christina Amelia, who would die of smallpox at the age of five.
Additional Information
|King of the Two Sicilies
|Size in inch (1 inch = 2.5 cm)
|7,5 x 9
|very fine
|Type of Autograph
|Expert comment
|rare - Ferdinand proudly announces his wife, the Queen, "gave birth to a Princess" !
|More on Wikipedia
|More information on Wikipedia
|Special Price