text:
Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Professional Diploma in Public Relations
This course, developed by the CIPR and recognised as the benchmark for professional practice in public relations by the private and public sectors, offers practitioners a real opportunity to develop their professionalism. both by reflecting critically on their current practice and by focusing on the very hands-on teaching of strategic PR planning and its role in the achievement of broader organisational objectives.
Course Overview
The course is ideal for people wanting to develop their professional public relations expertise at a number of different stages in their career. Typical students include:
■ experienced journalists who need to develop their knowledge of organisations and strategic planning in order to facilitate a move into public relations;
■ ambitious practitioners who need to take time to reflect critically on their practice in light of latest thinking and theory in order to develop their career and
■ graduates who need to quickly gain an in-depth knowledge of the debates, practices and critical thinking within the profession to help them gain enough understanding to practice professionally.
This course provides PR practitioners with the knowledge and understanding of theory and practice to develop as effective and efficient professionals. You will understand the practice of public relations as a strategic management function, and will develop planning expertise as well as being encouraged to analyse existing practice from a critical perspective. You will benefit from sharing experiences and developing a professional network of colleagues in similar situations.
The individual project which forms part of the course offers you the opportunity to work with a supervisor over a number of months to produce a well-researched piece of work focusing on an area of your choice. Students often choose to devote this opportunity to help develop or improve specific work projects, or to develop their expertise in a particular area of public relations practice.
Exit Awards
CIPR Professional Diploma. Graduates are also awarded 45 credits towards QMU's MSc Strategic Communication and Public Relations
Learning, Teaching and Assessment
On campus teaching comprises a variety of approaches including lectures, workshops, case study, group work and input from senior practitioners and QMU academics. Work is set and contact maintained between teaching blocks through online discussions. Your performance will be assessed through a combination of examinations, reports and projects.
Teaching Hours and Attendance
Teaching is normally delivered in one or two day blocks three/ four times a year as per the dates below:
Thursday 13th September – Induction
Saturday 22nd September
Saturday 6th October
Saturday 3rd November
Saturday 17th November
Saturday 1st December
Saturday 2nd February
Saturday 23rd February
Saturday 9th March
Saturday 23rd March
Saturday 25th March
April teaching date TBC.
Links with Industry / Professional Bodies
■ QMU is the only institution outside London to teach the CIPR Diploma in Internal Communications Practice, the CIPR Diploma in Public Affairs Practice the CIPR Professional Diploma in Public Relations.
■ QMU is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR).
Students on the course are eligible for student membership of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) and, on graduation, can upgrade their membership to full or associate status depending on professional experience.
PR Theory and Practice / PR Planning and Management/ Reflective Practice
The modules listed here are correct at the time of posting (July 16), but are subject to change. In the event that modules have to change, QMU will seek to use reasonable endeavours to ensure that there is no detrimental impact to students.
Studying Single Modules Only
It is possible to study single modules.
The CIPR Diploma is recognised as the benchmark for professional practice in PR by employers in the private and public sectors. It helps participants to develop or diversify their careers by fostering a strategic approach to managing PR, as well as extending knowledge of areas such as internal communications, corporate culture and research. QMU graduates have gone on to progress their careers in a number of ways – graduates occupy a wide range of senior positions.
Quick Facts
■ QMU has a long history of teaching the Chartered Institute of Public Relations Professional Diploma and remains the only Scottish Institution to deliver it.
■ QMU is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR).
■ At QMU you will be taught by some of the world's best known PR academics as well as professionals with a depth of PR experience.
■ Through our intensive workshops you will build a network of your own peers which will aid your continuing professional development.
Entry Requirements
You must have ONE of the following requirements:
- CIPR Advanced Certificate in Public Relations
- CIPR Internal Communication Certificate plus one year's full-time employment in PR
- Postgraduate professional qualification in a related discipline (eg CIM diploma), plus one year's full-time employment (or equivalent part-time employment) in PR
- A degree in business/marketing/management/communication studies, plus one year's full-time employment in PR
- Any other UK degree plus two years full time employment in PR
- NCTJ Diploma plus either five years' journalism experience or three years' full-time employment in PR
- Two years' full-time employment in PR*, and the CAM Advanced Diploma in Marketing Communication
- LCCIEB 5 3rd Level subjects, including PR, Marketing, Advertising, Principles & Practice of Management, plus two years' experience in PR
- Four years' full-time employment in PR and five GCSE passes, one of which must be in English Language.
International: Those whose first language is not English must be able to demonstrate proficiency in the language – spoken and written – to an International Language Testing System (IELTS) band score of 6.5 or equivalent.
Application Deadline
More Information and Contacts
Admissions (email@example.com), Emma Wood (email@example.com), +44 (0)131 474 0000
Please Note:
The delivery of this course is subject to the terms and conditions set out in our 2017/18 Entry - Terms and Conditions (Postgraduate).


text:
This site is entirely user-supported. See how you can help.
Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 51.2927 / 51°17'33"N
Longitude: -2.2095 / 2°12'34"W
OS Eastings: 385486
OS Northings: 154858
OS Grid: ST854548
Mapcode National: GBR 1T0.S8D
Mapcode Global: VH972.NR8X
Entry Name: Walls and Gateway on South Side of Churchyard of Church of St Nicholas
Listing Date: 5 November 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1021507
English Heritage Legacy ID: 313835
Location: North Bradley, Wiltshire, BA14
County: Wiltshire
Civil Parish: North Bradley
Built-Up Area: North Bradley
Traditional County: Wiltshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Wiltshire
Church of England Parish: North Bradley, Southwick and Heywood
Church of England Diocese: Salisbury
4/196 Walls and gateway on south
side of churchyard of Church
of St Nicholas
Walls and gate with gate piers to churchyard. 1860s, probably by
T.H. Wyatt. Coursed rubble stone with pitched limestone ashlar
coping. Square chamfered ashlar gate piers to centre with roll
mouldings and cusped ogee-shaped cappings, single cast iron
scrolled gate and cast-iron overthrow with missing lantern. End
piers to left and right have roll mouldings and cusped ogee
Listing NGR: ST8548654858
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
Other nearby listed buildings

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Christine Snow – 30 year old Female
- Posted on: Aug 3 2017
I came to the Alison Wellness Clinic because over the course of 7-8 years I had gained over 50 pounds. I
had tried every diet I could think of as well as went to the gym on a regular basis with no results. The
diets would work for the first few weeks and then I would just start gaining the weight back again. I
knew something would have to work eventually, so after hearing commercials for the Alison Wellness
Clinic and looking into what they had to offer, I decided to give them a try.
My experience with Alison Wellness Clinic was one of the best experiences I have ever had. On the day
of my consultation, my coach Amy and I decided to go with the Ideal Protein program for my weight
loss. I went in thinking it may have been my hormones that were affecting my weight gain but my coach
said that if it was we would know after about a month on the program. I was very unsure of how it was
all going to work and if I would even lose any weight. There was a lot of information to take in all at
once and I knew I was really going to have to have a game plan in order to make this program work for
me. I ended up making myself a recipe book so that dinners and lunches would be easier for me to plan
out. On my first weekly weigh in, I had lost 5.7 lbs, and that was when I knew it was not the hormones
and that this was the program for me! The staff was always encouraging no matter what step of the
journey I was on. They know how to make you feel welcome when you come in and that you are
important to them. I enjoyed every week that I went to weigh in and never missed a week as I was
always excited to see what each week's weigh in would be. I was on the program for 7 ½ months and
lost a total of 60lbs and almost 53 lbs of that was fat!
To say I feel better than what I did before I started the program is an understatement. I feel like a
completely new person. I am excited to get up every morning and to get dressed. Before I started this
journey, I would get up, put my stretchy pants on and a tank top. This is what I would wear just about
every day. Blue jeans were no longer comfortable nor were anything that was remotely tight across my
stomach. Now I look forward to putting on jeans and seeing what kind of outfits I can come up with.
The other thing that I have noticed since this program is that when I do go hang out with friends, I am no
longer the person who tries not to be noticed and will not participate in the conversation; I enjoy being
part of the conversation and all around just getting out of the house. I have my confidence back and
that is all thanks to the staff at Alison Wellness and my coach Amy for being my cheerleaders during my
time at the clinic.
I would and do recommend anyone to the Alison Wellness Clinic if they have struggled with their weight
and nothing has ever worked. This weight loss program is the REAL deal, you just have to put your mind
to it. If you follow it the way that it is taught then you will most definitely succeed!


text:
Obama Peace Partner News: Iranian Official Says Banner of Islam Will Fly Over White House
The top special operations aide to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the "banner of Islam will fly over the White House."
The Washington Times reported:
A top special operations aide to Iran's leader says his troops are in a global war that will one day bring "the banner of Islam over the White House."
Ali Shirazi is the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's representative on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force, the overseas operations branch that trained Iraqi Shiites to kill American troops and is active throughout the Middle East.
The Middle East Media Research Institute said Mr. Shirazi on Feb. 26 spoke at a ceremony attended by the families of Iranian "martyrs" who died fighting overseas.
He listed the countries in which Iran's Shiite Islamic revolution has spread, including Nigeria, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Egypt and Yemen.
Ayatollah Khamenei with his gun at Friday prayers.
As a privately owned web site, we reserve the right to edit or remove comments that contain spam, advertising, vulgarity, threats of violence, racism, anti-Semitism, or personal/abusive attacks on other users. The same applies to trolling, the use of multiple aliases, or just generally being a jerk. Enforcement of this policy is at the sole discretion of the site administrators and repeat offenders may be blocked or permanently banned without warning. Guest posting is disabled for security reasons.


text:
Celebrate The Differences
by Ellie Campbell
We are two sisters (Lorraine Campbell and Pam Burks) who write together under one name, Ellie Campbell. So for the sake of our sanity – and the book in progress – we've got to agree on a lot of things. Who's going to write what, which way the plot should go, whether the character we're particularly fond of should be cut completely. Something must be working – we've just published our fifth novel, Million Dollar Question. But perhaps it's the differences that add that extra spark…
What's on your writing desk – coffee or tea?
Lorraine: Coffee. I was, am and always will be a tea drinker. Mum used to bring it to us in bed, loaded with milk and sugar. But since I moved to America I can't start the day without a cup of coffee. I take it with me when I go to feed the horses and I have an endless pot brewing when I'm writing. Might also have something to do with the horrible weak teabags and microwaved lukewarm water that they serve up in restaurants over here – that's enough to convert anyone.
Pam: Tea – I find it more refreshing and you don't get that aftertaste. I take my mug into my attic office and settle down to work. I do drink coffee, but it's more of a treat. Stopping in at Starbucks when I'm done for the day. And worst thing is I always need a biscuit with coffee, which is not good for my waistline ☺
Kindle or paperback book?
Lorraine: Kindle because I can read it in bed without my husband ordering me to switch off the light – even a book-light bothers his beauty sleep. Also it's a great way to catch up on other authors' works or support fellow indie authors with their free or 99 cent promotions. Although I might then order a book I've read in paperback if it's a keeper. I do miss being able to flip through pages. And I'm always afraid of dropping my Kindle in the bath.
Pam: Paperbacks. I love flicking forward and back rather than doing a Kindle search. I like being able to hold them in my hand, leave them on the side of the bed to remind me. Also I like bookmarking pages, underlining great lines. I guess you can do in that in Kindle too but it's easier with a pen and honestly, how often do you go back to reread a Kindle book, let alone check for bookmarks.
Favorite viewpoint – First Person or Third Person?
Lorraine: Third person. I love writing first person stories but as a writing duo I find third person works so much better. Three of our books have multi-character POVs and it's easy for Pam and I to decide which ones we want to take on and get started on developing them – at least in the initial writing stages, although everything quickly gets blended as chapters go back and forth. Also first person can find me wallowing in introspection and reflection and I'm always looking to get out of the character's head and into the action as much as possible. Third person adds that extra emotional distance and allows more objectivity.
Pam: First person. Because it's so personal and when it's done right, the reader really feels she gets to know the narrator in an intimate way – or better yet that she is the narrator. Besides which we had so much fun writing our madcap narrator, Cathy, the lead character in Looking For La La and To Catch A Creeper, that we are now working on a third novel featuring her attempts at sleuthing and her crazy bunch of friends.
Favorite writing time – early bird or night owl?
Lorraine: Early bird – now. I was always a night owl until I married an early bird. In my single London days I used to love to write till 1 or 2 in the morning with a glass of whisky, imagining myself some inspired artist, like Ernest Hemingway. Now I have my best energy in the morning. I pop out of bed at dawn, just as the sun comes up over nearby Haystack Mountain, knowing the horses are waiting at the gate for breakfast. At night I barely have just enough spit left to check Facebook while I'm half-watching TV.
Pam: I'm still a night owl. With all the demands on my time – job, husband, family, email, book promotions – it's often the only chance I get to do some actual writing done. Although lately I've been going to bed early and waking up late, what does that call me? A night bird?
Favorite Genre – Comedy or Mystery?
Lorraine: Tough choice. I love both. However when I think of my favorite novels or movies, the ones that makes me feel good are often funny, like Bridget Jones's Diary or anything by Sophie Kinsella. And I don't like things too dark and scary. If I'm watching a really suspenseful film I'll often have to leave the room or stick my sweater over my head because I can't stand the dread and anticipation when the music turns eerie and ominous. I've got more squeamish over the years – I absolutely hate watching people getting bludgeoned or women getting chased.
Pam: I'll go for mystery, comedy mystery preferred. I love novels with twists and turns and although we're writing chicklit, some kind of mystery always seems to sneak into our books. Like Lorraine though I'm not keen on too much graphic detail. I have a vivid imagination and I don't want to end up locking my doors and listening out for noises in the night.
What inspires you most – books or movies?
Lorraine: Books. I get totally addicted when I've found a good book. I can't put it down, become totally anti-social, can't focus on anything but finishing it. Also when I read a book I wish I'd written, it really motivates me to get to my computer and work. I enjoy movies too but half the time when I go to the cinema I'm disappointed and when I watch them at home, unless it's truly gripping, I get distracted by checking Facebook or folding laundry and realize I've missed half the plot.
Pam: I'm going to go for movies especially when I'm writing a first draft. When I'm deep in writing, it's too distracting to get caught up in someone else's style and story. Whereas watching a good movie gets me thinking afterwards and might spark a new idea. Not that books don't inspire me too and I devour them whenever I get the chance or in the later stages of editing.
Favorite computer – PC or Mac?
Lorraine: Mac all the way. I can't remember ever being as excited over a PC as I was over my first Macbook. They're so easy to use. They have all these clever little tricks (not that I know most of them). And Apple have their own cunning ways of keeping you loyal. I never did figure out how to get my iTunes music onto my Droid X so of course I have an iPhone now. And I listen to all my Audible books on it.
Pam: PC – only because I've never used a Mac. I find it hard enough getting round all the new programs on my PC. I'm too long in the tooth to change.
Ellie Campbell is the author name for two sisters, Lorraine Campbell and Pam Burks, who write together collaborating by phone and email from Surrey, UK and Colorado, USA. Their latest novel, Million Dollar Question, is out now.


text:
AMANDA WHITLOCK, Richland
An increasingly popular family activity this time of year is to gather the relatives to go see the latest movies in the theaters. I've noticed toddlers are often included in the party of movie goers. Watching a movie like Skyfall is not enjoyable for those bringing the little one or for those sitting in the same theater.
A toddler will cry out during the predictably action-packed scenes of guns and explosions in a surround sound theater showing the latest James Bond film. This happened to a friend who went to the movies with her family and to their collective dismay endured the distracting noise of three separate babies crying.
Toddlers in theaters is a bad idea and a legitimate waste of money and space. Research has shown that during the first one to two years of life the structures of the brain needed to create and retain memories is not even fully developed. Babies will not understand, enjoy or much less remember the movie they are brought to, thus taking up a much-desired seat that another individual would have enjoyed without being a nuisance to others.
Patrons who visit the movie theater should not have to put up with screaming toddlers.


text:
Suriname government tenders for Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision. Ref No: 15074809, Deadline: 31st Dec 2017.
Register to view latest Online Tenders, Tenders Awards Data, E Tenders, E procurement, Advertised Tenders, Global Tenders and International tenders.
|Country : Suriname
|Summary :
Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision
|TOT Ref No : 15074809
|Competition : ICB
|Financier : Islamic Development Bank (ISDB)
|Purchaser : MINISTRY OF HEALTH
Henck Arronstraat 64, Paramaribo Project Management Unit, Health System Strengthening Project Suriname Attn: Dr. M. Eersel Tel: +597-410441 ext 227 / 251
Email :firstname.lastname@example.com
|Tender Details :
General Procurement Notice for Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision Will be Procured from a Short List of International Consultancy Firms. Procurement of contracts financed by the Islamic Development Bank will be conducted through the procedures as specified in the Guidelines for Procurement of Goods and Works under Islamic Development Bank Financing (May 2009), and is open to all eligible bidders as defined in the Guidelines. Consulting services will be selected in accordance with the Guidelines for the Use of Consultants under Islamic Development Bank Financing (May 2009). Specific procurement notices for contracts to be bid under the Islamic Development Bank-s international competitive bidding (ICB) and for contracts for consultancy services will be announced, as they become available, in IsDB Website and the relevant international newspapers. Interested eligible bidders who wish to be included on the mailing list to receive invitations to prequalify/bid under ICB procedures, and interested consultants who wish to receive a copy of advertisement requesting expressions of interest for consultancy contracts, or those requiring additional information, should contact the address Notice: Potential tenderer desiring additional information on the procurement in question or the project in general should, unless indicated otherwise, contact the project agency and not the IDB
|Deadline : 31st Dec 2017
|Documents : Download


text:
United States Postcards #3
Get to know the 50 U.S. states with a fun series of postcards! Young geographers can color these cards as they learn a bit of fun information about each state. See state flowers, state birds, famous monuments and more.
Click to find similar content by grade or subject.


text:
Title of Bulletin Board: Hanging Around This Summer?
Category: Seasons (Fall, Spring, etc.)
Suggested Grade Level: All
Materials: green tissue paper, burlap cloth, monkey clipart, activities to do in the summer, brown poster board
Hanging around this summer is a bulletin board designed to encourage students to get out and play during the summer. Students spend more and more time hanging inside, instead of going outside and playing. The bulletin board features two trees made out of brown construction paper and green tissue paper for the leaves. There is a vine between the trees and a vareity of monkeys placed throughout. Each monkey then has an activity that the students can engage in during the summer. Example: go for a bike ride, swimming, help out around the house. There are burlap clothes hanging from the ceilling to add more vines to the board.
Email This Idea
Submitted by Sam Elllis who teaches at Katherine D Markely Elementary School in Malvern, PR. Thanks for contributing to PE Central! Posted on PEC: 6/16/2015 3:24:16 PM. Viewed 2580 times since 6/2/2015.
Previous Comments:
There are currently no comments to display. Be the first to add a comment!


text: Sarah came to CLU as a research fellow with the Center for Popular Democracy in September 2014. Prior to joining CLU, she worked for three years as an office manager for a small Boston design firm. She is currently a M.A. candidate in planning and policy at Tufts University and is focused on exploring participatory action research as a means to generate a strategic synergy between information gathering and community organizing.


text:
- This event has passed.
March 11
Event Navigation
Amber McMillan
March 11, Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Pochoir (French: "stencil"), as distinguished from ordinary stenciling, is a highly refined technique of making fine limited editions of stencil prints. It is often called hand coloring.
Join us for a day of exploration. We will play with the use of pochoir or stenciling in combination with letterpress printing from polymer plates. Students will learn basic letterpress printing with photopolymer plates. We will edition our work with hand cut stencils. The end result of this class will be a lovely print or card. Students must register by Monday March 5.
*Please note: there is an additional $10 materials fee for the polymer plates. Please bring it with you to class.
Tuition: $185 non-members / $160 members.


text:
Skip Hire Clacton-on-Sea
Waste King skip hire in Clacton-on-Sea
- Just call us. We advise you on your best choice. Then we organise everything - from obtaining the license to accumulating the skip and disposing of the contents in the most environmentally friendly way, promising to recycle as a lot of the load as potential.
- You receive an immediate answer from us.
- You can really be guaranteed that you satisfy all legal requirements concerning the removal and disposal of the waste materials.
- We can provide you with a skip wherever you are in the state - thanks to the accessibility we have to a large number of local depots.
- We can deliver your skip on the exact same day as you order it - on time and without hassle.
- We guarantee to save you time and money. We can price-match any suitable estimate you have.
- We can supply you with a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) - if you'll need it - at no added cost.
- We have the technology. Our remarkable skip hire booking system enables us to track and keep an eye on the group and delivery of your skip.


text:
House Painting and Wood Restoration Services
In every detail of every job, Alltimate Painting is devoted to the utmost care and professionalism for your St. Paul or Minneapolis house painting project. As full service house painters, we cut no corners; every employee is thoroughly trained, and we use premium products with advanced painting techniques.
Alltimate Painting Guarantee
As one of the premier house painting companies in Minnesota, we set high standards for ourselves and our employees. We are ready to back this up with a three-year labor warranty on select house painting projects. Your home will not only look beautiful but you'll also have the safety and comfort of knowing we stand behind our work.
Color Consulting
There is great satisfaction in picking the right colors for your home or business. However, some people get overwhelmed and concerned about the outcome. Not to worry: we have qualified and experienced designers to help enhance your home with elegant, sophisticated design.
Home Painting Services
|Exterior House Painting
Alltimate Painting offers a complete line of exterior house painting services, and we know how to get that curb appeal you're looking for! Our Minneapolis and St. Paul house painters properly prepare the surface for maximum performance. We use proven products and techniques to get the most out of your house painting project.
|Interior House Painting
For most Americans, our single largest investment is our home. Our home is a reflection of who we are. Alltimate Painting recognizes this and treats your home with the care it deserves. We specialize in transforming your interior with class and charm.
|Deck and Fence Restoration
Nothing beats a nice summer day on your deck with a cold glass of lemonade. It's your home away from home, and it needs TLC like everything else. We offer an extensive array of services to make sure your deck stays beautiful and maintained.
Free Quote – House Painting Company in MN
We're house painters in Minneapolis and St Paul, MN, dedicated to your complete satisfaction. With our warrantied work, free color consultation and extensive experience in both products and application techniques, you can rest assured the job will be done right with Alltimate Painting, LLC. Call today at (612) 298-2244 to chat with one of us, or fill out our free estimate form, and we'll contact you.


text:
Office Number - (508) 872-1700
Text - (508) 872-1700
We make it as easy as possible to make an appointment to see us. Simply fill out
the form below to schedule an appointment or contact us for more information
about Sovereign & Saxony Estates.
* = Required
Monday - Friday: 10:00am to 6:00pm;
Saturday: 10:00am to 5:00pm;
Sunday: 12:00pm to 5:00pm


text:
The WINGS flag is currently in the outskirts of the Manas National Park in Assam, India,
where Silvia Schrötter, a Master's student at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, is working to help reduce the overexploitation of the Bengal tiger.
where Silvia Schrötter, a Master's student at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, is working to help reduce the overexploitation of the Bengal tiger.
Even on the topic of science, a quick iTunes search yields dozens of results. But a subject we think could use some more attention? Women in STEM.
was the first wildlife veterinarian in Uganda. There are only 800 mountain gorillas in the world. Four hundred of them are in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, and the rest are in other forests in Uganda, Rwanda, and Democratic Republic of Congo.
an organization that partners with local communities to encourage and establish practices, programs and life-styles that allow humans and wildlife to thrive living side-by-side. One of APW's signature programs is establishing living walls to mitigate conflict between humans and wildlife.
Since the Lion Guardians have been working in this region the past eight years, the lion population in Selenkay has grown from two to 40.
return wild animals to their natural habitats after they've been seized from poachers, traffickers or illegal pet holders.
Poachers and traffickers capture the animals because they are extremely valuable on the black market. The United States is one of the prime destinations for illegal South American wildlife, keeping the demand for this criminal and lucrative practice high.


text:
Hello and welcome! You have found the Naughty New Year Blog Hop. If you're just joining us now, you may want to check out all the other posts in the hop. Start here, or click on the banner below. There are a lot of prizes being given away, including a Kindle Fire HD 7". I myself will be giving away the Blood Series books: Blood Moons, Blood Trails, and Blood Debts to one lucky commenter. No need to be fancy, just leave a comment, say hi and you are eligible to win =)
** The contest is now over. Congratulations to the winner: Rae M.! **
And now I would like to introduce the younger members of the wolf pack. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the shenanigans of youth.
A Very Naughty Pack New Year
When some moneyed brat says, "You smell like pound," it sucks. When a wolf says it, well, boy, you better start running. That was what his classmate said, anyway. The thing was, for said classmate, "pound" meant orphanage. For Jon it literally meant dog pound. And the thing about wolves is, you can't run from them when you're locked in a cage.
"Score!" a kid yelled from the room the dude was taking him to and Jon twisted his arm in his grasp to get free.
"Stop, or I smack your nose with a newspaper," the wolf growled.
"That only works on dogs," Jon retorted, but he did settle. He'd seen Joe bare his fangs and had no wish to be on the receiving end of them. Ever. Which was why he had decided the moment he was out of that pound cage that he would never be too proud to hide from him behind Mia.
Joe opened the door and shoved Jon through. "Happy new year. You get a buddy," he said. "Don't eat 'em." And then he just walked away, leaving Jon alone to face the six wolf pups, all between ages of fourteen and eighteen, staring at him like he was prey. Gulp, much?
"Who are you?" the only female in the group asked.
"What are you?" A tall boy with a fearsome frown added. "You smell like–"
"Don't say pound," Jon said.
"Sports team affiliation."
Jon looked from pup to pup, wondering which they wanted him to answer first.
"Are you deaf?"
"Leave him alone, he's obviously scared," the female said.
"Dude, he's like ten feet tall and built like a tank!" the frowner retorted.
Jon hunched his shoulders. So he was a little big for his age. And his species. His Nana used to joke that he'd inherited the primordial gene from way back when their kind used to be really huge. If so, then that gene only applied to his human form. Which kind of sucked when you met a mouthy shifter and he wolfed out on you, and then the shifter laws compelled you to change too. On the other hand, a fight survived by making the enemy laugh too hard to attack was still a fight survived.
"Don't mind him," one of the smaller ones said, smirking. "He hasn't had his daily dose of Power Rangers yet. I'm Tim. If you call me Tiny Tim I will eat you."
"And I'm Matt," the frowner said, putting an arm around the female. "And this here is my future mate, Chloe."
The other boys snorted. "You wish."
Matt growled at them and Mia rolled her eyes, shoving Matt's arm off her. "I'm gonna go talk to Joe. You lot behave."
They waited until she left to start the hazing. And you really haven't known fear until you've had a mini pack of wolves cant their heads low and circle you while sniffing the air trying to suss out what you are. Or rather, how eatable you might be.
"You still haven't told me your name," Matt said.
"You haven't asked me nicely," Jon replied with a shrug.
One of the others gave a toothy grin. "Bet I can get it out of him."
Tim snorted. "Bet he'll tell Chloe."
Jon blushed. Yeah, he would tell her if she asked. She was really cute for a wolf and the only one who hasn't looked at him like dinner. Yet. To cover it up, he drew his shoulders back and met Matt's gaze head on. "Bet I can get to second base with her faster than you."
"Whoa." The rest of the boys drew back like Matt was about to explode.
"You think you're funny, new guy?"
Jon shrugged.
"Well I got three words for you. Never. Gonna. Happen."
"We'll see."
Matt frowned, canting his head to the side. He sniffed, then leaned far into Jon's personal space to sniff some more. When he drew back again and smirked, Jon figured he thought he had it made.
But before he could do anything about it, the pups scattered back to their places and Chloe returned. "Joe says Mia adopted him into the pack and he was serious about the not eating rule."
"He tell you what the new guy is?" Matt asked.
"No, why?"
Matt smirked again. Stupid smirker. He looked at Jon and ordered, "Shift."
"Don't feel like it."
Matt snarled. "I tell you to do something, boy, you hup to, got it?"
"Not really. Maybe you need to explain a little better. Like, what does 'hup to' mean?"
Chloe snorted a laugh but stopped herself and made her face blank, but her eyes were dancing. Progress.
All the boys were on their feet again. "I said, shift." Matt growled.
Jon looked to Chloe.
She shrugged. "I'd help ya out, kid, but I kinda wanna know too."
"C'mon. It can't be that bad." Then she smiled in encouragement and Jon sighed like that cartoon skunk always chasing after a cat.
"Fine," Jon said. He took hold of the bottom of the t-shirt Joe had given him (which was tight across the shoulders anyway) and pulled it off over his head. He might have flexed a little for Chloe too. But he'd totally deny that in a court of law. When he started unzipping his pants, though, the males started snarling, so he left them on for the moment. "Okay stand back."
They did, the boys chuckling and whispering to each other the entire way. When they were a fair distance away that he could make a run for it if they lunged, Jon shifted and watched the world grow humongous around him. When before he was looking down on everyone here, now he had to crane his head back just to see their faces. He struck the cutest pose he could think of and blinked, swishing his tail.
Before the boys could get their ribbings in, Chloe gasped, her eyes huge. "Kitty!" she squealed and rushed him before anyone could stop her. She scooped him up in her arms, hugged him to her chest and made weird baby noses while petting him behind the ears.
Jon purred. Yeah, he was weak, but it just felt so damn good. And when he saw the other boys gaping at him, Jon stuck his little feline tongue out at them and nuzzled into Chloe's cleavage.
Take that, alpha wannabe.
To read more pack hijinks, click here.


text:
American rock bank Foo Fighters will be performing in Athens on July 10 at the ancient Herod Atticus Theater.
The event will be an invitation only affair and is planned to be filmed for the upcoming edition of PBS's Landmarks Live in Concert, which will be hosted by the Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith.
Booking the concert at the famous amphitheater was not an easy task because of the heavy equipment the band uses, but the Central Archaeological Council (KAS) finally gave the okay, amidst some objections from members on the council.


text:
Time for us to meet up and discuss whether we are going to have a Drama club or not.
What were have in mind right now - same thing we did last year, more or less.
We shall meet at 16:00 on friday 11th of September, week 37 (since the last class - Visual arts, ends at 15:50) ...
For questions send a msg to Maria or Denize in IB2A.
Denize & Maria
P.S. depending on what we are going to do drama club can be counted both as Creativity and Action.
[Namnlös] >


text:
I am so thrilled to see this interview published on Boticca.com !! It is an article about myself, my creations and how I started making jewellery, the things that inspire me, future plans and more :) If you'd like to read it you can find it here .
Boticca is a great marketplace where you can find gorgeous jewellery and other fashion accessories, all handmade by emerging designers from around the world .
I've also finished many new pieces , some of them already available for sale online and others waiting to be listed . I have spent a lot of time recently looking for new suppliers online, trying to find some nice gemstone cabochons which I'd like to include more often in my work and I also came across these malleable brass cuffs which are ideal as a base for bead embroidery. They're fun , flexible and easy to wear - I love them!
Lidia & Elena ~ cuffs
Moroccan Spice ~ earrings


text:
XDS Xlite 16" | Bmx Boys 2015
Now AU$269 AU$299
Brought to you by Melbourne Bicycle Centre Prahran
Get your child into cycling with the 16" X-Lite boys bike! Features a easy to handle lightweight frame and training wheels to help your child build confidence in those important early stages of riding.
Product Details
- Item condition: New
- Availability: Buy online, In-store
- Brand: XDS
- Category: 16" Kids Bikes
FRAME TYPE: 6061 Aluminium 16"
FRAME SIZE: 200mm
FORK: Alloy/Steel v brake
GRIPS: PVC Clear
HANDLE BAR: Alloy, W=480mm, H=80mm, 9° Blk
HEAD STEM: Alloy / Steel φ22.2mm*110mm, E=32mm, 10° Blk
BOTTOM BRACKET: Steel
SADDLE: Blk
SEAT POST: Alloy 25.4 * 250mm Q/R
CRANK: Steel OPC L:4-1/2"
CHAIN: KMC 1/2 x 1/8 x 76 L
BRAKE LEVER: Alloy
BRAKE: Front V Alloy Rear Coaster Brake
PEDAL: Nylon Blk 1/2" Blk
HUB F: Steel 14G x 20H 3/8 Axle
HUB R: Steel Coaster 14G X 20H 3/8 Axle 18T
RIM: Alloy 16"*1.5"*14G*28H,
SPOKE: Stainless steel
TYRES: 16" *1.75" Blk
Store Info
Welcome to Melbourne Bicycle Centre Prahran, home of the biggest range of bikes and accessories in Melbourne! For over 25 years. We work closely with our suppliers to be able to offer you the best deals on all the brands we stock, including Focus, Kona, Scott, Merida, Avanti, Malvern Star, Apollo, Haro and many more. We buy bulk quantities of bikes and accessories and stock over 1000 bikes in Prahran, so we are sure to find you what you are looking for! We cater for all styles of cycling and stock thousands of accessories to perfectly tailor to your cycling experience. With over 75 years' combined experience in the cycling industry we have become well known for offering fantastic deals that are guaranteed to save you money on a quality product as well as share our passion and knowledge of bikes!
If you can't find what you're looking for, simply connect with us by phone or email and our friendly sales staff will be more than willing to assist you with all of your cycling needs. At MBC we are committed to finding the right bike for each individual customer. All new bicycles come with our exclusive extended warranty for 5 years on parts and unlimited free servicing for 12 months by one of our in house expert mechanics.
We provide all of our customers with fast and reliable service and we are confident that you will find "The Biggest Range and The Best Prices!"
Our online All-Rides Bike Club is now home to over 20,000 members enjoying exclusive deals and information regarding the world of cycling! As technology is ever-evolving with new developments in the cycling world we endeavour to bring to you the latest and greatest products so you can get the most value from us and for your ride.
Happy Cycling, Team MBC
Shipping & Delivery Policy
We deliver bikes and accessories Australia Wide!
** NOTE ** - You will be notified before we process your order if an additional freight charge applies to your order. This normally only applies to remote areas and Interstate, outside Victoria.
Exchange, Returns, and Refunds Policy
Please choose carefully before you buy.
For faulty products, Melbourne Bicycle Centre Prahran offer a 14 DAY REPLACEMENT WARRANTY, from the date you receive your product. They do not offer a satisfaction guarantee on any of their products, however due to their high level of customer service, they will always endeavour to keep customers happy and satisfied.
If your product is faulty, it will be replaced with an identical product. If they cannot replace the product, they will offer you the option of choosing another product of the same value, or provide you with a refund for the total value of the faulty product.
Please note: Standard postage fees apply to all return orders. Where the return relates to a faulty item, the replacement product will be sent out to you, at no charge, within 5 working days from the date we receive the faulty product.
When returning your product, please make sure you provide the following details:
- Your full name
- Your order number
- Reason why you are returning the product
- Your instructions informing us how you would like the issue resolved.
Please include the original order confirmation or invoice you received with your product. Also, if you haven't previously provided a contact phone number, please include this with your return. This will ensure the issue is resolved quickly, should anyone need to contact you.


text:
Posted September 17th, 2011, 09:35 AM
Has anyone used Florio Car? They have a nice web site http://www.dubrovnikcars.com/ and have quoted Euro 300 for a driver/BMW for 6 hours (two passengers). I intend booking a car in November but would appreciate any comments from past clients before I do. Thank you.


text:
We knew that the LG V10 on T-Mobile was supposed to receive Marshmallow this week, but it came sooner than expected. Despite there being no official documentation released so far, some LG V10 users are reporting that they're getting the update.
Some people are getting the update through LG Bridge, the computer program that manages LG devices, while some have received it as an OTA. It's obviously a slow rollout so far, but you have to ways to potentially get the update, so give LG Bridge a shot if it doesn't show up on your phone.
The update brings with it Google Now on Tap, Doze mode, customizable permissions, and a host of fixes to make your device run better. It also has the March security updates bundled with it. Let us know when you receive the update and how you like it!


text:
If you've always been a bit of a unorganized student, popping out those passing scores in college can be quite tough. You need to have your work in order. Homework can't afford to get lost and notes can't afford to be scattered and meaningless. If you find yourself struggling with being an organized person, here is how you can change that for the better.
- Keep Your Backpack Organized – Your backpack is the place where all your work goes. Make sure that you keep it clean and organized. Make sure that you have an extra pen, all your notebooks and anything else you might need. Keep the bare essentials in it. Don't fill it up with junk.
- Color Code – Make sure that you color code your folders. If you are studying history, make sure that the history notebook is purple. A specific color that you can depend on.
- Get a Planner – Life in college can sometimes seem jam packed. You have to walk around whilst balancing a social life, classes, studying and a job. It's easy to lose track and fall behind. It might be a good idea to invest in a planner. It will keep you on the right track when it comes to all your plans. Your whole schedule will be right there for you to always look back on.
- Whiteboard – A whiteboard is perfect for those everyday reminders. Hang it on your wall and write down something that needs done. It'll always be there as a good reminder. They also make a very nice room decoration. You can stay organized and keep your room looking great.
- Have Your Syllabi – Getting your hands on these will keep you ahead in every class. You'll never be shocked by what's coming next.


text:
Designed by Enrico Franzolini
Manufactured by Foscarini
Product code: FOSC-151005*
Big Bang by Enrico Franzolini and Vicente Gracia Jimenez for Foscarini.
Big Bang is a vibrant and exciting piece of contemporary design from two forward-thinking designers. Intersecting planes of methacrylate simultaneously diffuse and reflect the light, creating a striking visual addition to any room.
Big Bang can be installed a ceiling or wall light.
66w x 23d x 79cmh
Bulb (not included)
1 x 120W R7s Halo
IP20 rated.
An LED model is also available. Please enquire for details.
Product downloads
To-order: 6-8 weeks
Select a size for delivery price
Nationwide: £99.95
Lighting orders over £750 free for Mainland UK.
Non-Mainland UK and International options available in basket
Big Bang pendant light
Big Bang


text:
The tents are up, players have started to arrive for the qualifying rounds and the organizers of the Lipton International Players Championships at Boca West are preparing for an increase in traffic on Glades Road and other roads leading to the tournament.
A temporary traffic jam on Glades and Powerline roads on Wednesday, near the entrance to Boca West, illustrated the potential for traffic problems when the tournament begins. Qualifying rounds begin today with the tournament opening on Monday and continuing through Feb. 23.
An estimated 150,000 spectators are expected to attend the matches over the two weeks, said Rod Humphries, director of public relations for the tournament. Approximately 2,000 to 3,000 people are expected to attend the qualifying matches.
``We have given a great deal of thought`` to traffic problems, said Frank Bussey, director of operations for the tournament. Palm Beach County Sheriff`s Office deputies, Bussey said, ``tell us the lights are already at capacity. They can`t change them to move traffic along any faster.``
Glades Road is the only east-west road in the south county area that runs uninterrupted to State Road 7.
Bussey said they do not expect traffic problems before the daytime matches, which begin at 10 a.m. Spectators who plan to go to the 7 p.m. matches, however, should start out two hours early to avoid rush-hour traffic on Glades Road, Bussey said.
Traffic will be directed by signs on Glades Road, Yamato Road, and from Florida`s Turnpike to the parking area set aside for visitors at Glades and Powerline roads. This area has space for 1,500 to 1,700 cars. The tournament organizers also have reserved an additional 1,200 to 1,500 places in the parking lot at Town Center Mall on Glades Road for overflow from the main lot.
``We have masses of signs,`` Bussey said. ``It`s like Burma Shave commercials.``


text:
Finally, Debt Free!
Our debt professionals can help you
reduce your debt and start a new life!
Pay off your debt!
Save up to 50%!
Get relief from stress!
Free credit consolidaton analysis
Hammonton Consolidation Services
Debt Counseling New Jersey
Our credit consolidation & Hammonton debt counseling services are the safest, fastest in Hammonton New Jersey also the easiest way for you to consolidate credit cards. Your debt drawbacks will be handled through a registered credit card relief loans office to secure you the best possible credit consolidation loans services that allow you to consolidate your credit cards & debts into one low debt relief loans payment.
Debt relief loans companies currently help over 1 million Hammonton people to consolidate their unsecured short term loans, bills, and other unsecured unsecure bad credit loans into one easy payment, while saving thousands of dollars in unnecessary short term loans interest & credit fees. Join now and enjoy the monetary benefits of Hammonton credit consolidation loans.
Hammonton Debt Choices
New Jersey Debt Quote
Our New Jersey debt relief loans & consolidation services are designed in Hammonton to consolidate all of your unsecured debts into one low monthly payment. We can help consolidate bills with a Hammonton credit consolidation loans plan that is just right for you! Use our credit card relief loans short form above to contact us today about lowering your bills.
Fill out our free request Hammonton form and one of our credit relief loans representatives will contact you to work out a new reduced Hammonton payment plan for all your personal loans, bills, unsecured cash advances and other credit card debts. This free Hammonton credit card relief could save you 50% or more in monthly financial payments.


text:
~ Immersed in Nature ~
An exhibition of Drawings & Sculptures by
Darren Gilbert & Janet Matthews
8th – 29th October 2017
Meet the artists 2-4pm Sunday 8th October
Drawing demonstrations with Janet Matthews:
2-4pm Saturday 14 October & Sunday 29 October
An exhibition of two passionate artists captivated by the creatures & environment of the natural world. Janet Matthews & Darren Gilbert are not mere by-standers when it comes to capturing subject matter through their art… their mediums of pen & ink, pencil & sculpture are employed as a means to express their profound response to, and celebration of, the fascinating 'details' of nature.
Both Gilbert & Matthews seek to draw the viewer of their works to attention; to stop & appreciate the often unseen beauty of the world around us; a sensitive view through the eyes of those with heart & soul immersed in the wonder & magnificence of nature.
Inspired by the birds & wild-life encountered on her recent travels to the Galapagos Islands & South America, Janet Matthews sets the focus of her superb pencil drawings on the fleeting moments of nature. Observations that can only be truly appreciated by waiting patiently as a silent witness, quietly absorbing the magical world of the exquisite creatures of these regions. Janet's drawings highlight the jewel-like beauty of the diminutive birds & amazing animals which enthralled her; capturing the glorious displays of their unique habits & habitat.
A new drama is evident in the sought after pen & ink artworks of Darren Gilbert. The intricate detail of each hero subject juxtaposed with bold gestural brush-strokes – a striking tension emphasizing the fragility of our native bird-life & fauna. Darren's artworks call us to action, to consider our connection with the environment, to take notice and care for that which is lost in the haste & visual 'noise' of our hectic lives. Once again Darren's impressive sculptures will command the gallery floor-space with a huge presence. Contemporary outdoor wall-art featuring laser-cut designs, majestic engineered garden forms and all-manner of statement sculptural pieces created from salvaged objects, weathered timbers & rustic metal.
Enquiries for Artworks/Sculptures by Darren Gilbert & Janet Matthews
We are pleased to provide an on-line enquiry service.
Please complete the form below.
We will provide a quote for any shipping costs. On confirmation of your agreement to purchase an artwork, we will email an invoice that can be paid using PayPal or credit card.
Please indicate on the form if you would prefer to use an alternative payment method (eg: cheque/money order).


text:
|Jane Alexander-Orr, COA Regional Director
|Friday 18 November 2016
|12:45 – 15:30
|Oundle School, Oundle, Peterborough, PE8 4GH
|There is no charge for this meeting
|Making best use of social media in a careers department
We have pleasure in inviting you to our next regional network meeting for careers teachers and higher education advisers in the Midlands. This will take place at Oundle School on Friday 18th November.
A buffet lunch will be available at 12:45 and the meeting will begin at 13:30. An open forum will follow the presentation in which those present can network, share ideas and exchange examples of good practice.
We are delighted that Mark Woodward, Head of Careers at Bablake School will give a presentation on how to make effective use of social media in a school careers department. Mark is a great advocate of social networking, helped to establish the school's award-winning website and has written for the national press and magazines. Mark will talk about how a school careers department can raise its profile online. He will also investigate future careers for students in the IT sector.
We envisage this being a popular event so please book early.
To confirm your place, please complete our online application form or contact Evelyn Millbank by email on: [email protected] (including any suggestions for topics for discussion at the open forum).


text:
Search This Blog
Got a Question? Please use this form and I'll get back to you as soon as I can:
Sweephand's Vintage Citizen Watches
1. Movement Table
2. Reference Data
3. Blogroll
Latest Comments
art vandeco on Automatic Chronographs Bill Sohne on Bill's Hand-wind 31 jewe… sweephand on Brian's 8110A Restoratio… sweephand on Citizen's Vintage Mechan… art vandeco on Citizen's Vintage Mechan… Paul Wood on Brian's 8110A Restoratio… sweephand on Automatic Chronographs Alessandro on Automatic Chronographs sweephand on The 8200 Movement – Citi… sweephand on Vintage Citizen Case Backs… Prabu on The 8200 Movement – Citi… Earl on Vintage Citizen Case Backs…
Copyright© Stephen Netherwood and Sweephand's Vintage Citizen Watch Blog, 2016. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of images and material without permission is prohibited. I am happy to consider giving permission for use of images and other material, but I would like to be asked before it happens!
- A Tale of Citizen's Big Cat Family
- Automatic Chronographs
- Brian's 8110A Restoration – the 67-9313 'Speedy'
- Chronometer Standards
- Citizen Case Material Codes
- Citizen's Vintage Mechanical Divers, 1962 to 1980
- Family Trees
- Featured Watches
- Kelvin and his B52806: the story of two Vietnam Veterans
- Movement Table
- My Reference Articles
- Production Runs – Citizen's 2nd Generation Hand Winders
- Restorations by Brian, aka 31 Jewels – Page 1
- The Chrono Masters
- The Citizen Auto, 1958
- The Deluxe
- The Hand Winders
- The Jet Automatic
- The X8 Cosmotron
- Vintage Citizen Case Backs & Watch Production Date
- Want An Original Citizen Bullhead? – A Quick Buying Guide
Top Posts & Pages
- The 8200 Movement - Citizen's Standard Auto
- Vintage Citizen Case Backs & Watch Production Date
- Citizen's Vintage Mechanical Divers, 1962 to 1980
- Automatic Chronographs
- Want to know when your vintage Citizen watch was made?
- Brian's 8110A Restoration - the 67-9313 'Speedy'
- The X8 Cosmotron
- Movement Table
- Want An Original Citizen Bullhead? - A Quick Buying Guide
- The Hand Winders
Sweephand's Vintage Citizen Watch Blog
- Not Had a Reply?
- This Week's Featured Watch #79 – the Citizen Jet Monthly
- This Week's Featured Watch #78 – the 4-900014 Chronograph
- Citizen 67-9011 (aka 'Bullhead') Original Day and Date Wheel Colour
- A Question to Owners of the Challenge Timer (Bullhead) 67-9011
- Citizen Cosmotron GX – SOLD
- Two More Speedy's Added….
- Not Seen This Model Before….
- Citizen 150m Diver Crown SOLD, Part# 506-5061 (for models 52-0110, 62-6198, 68-5372 & case number 4-722710)
- Leopard Highness Rehab


text:
Networking Lessons
This scheme of work has been designed as an introduction to networking on the Raspberry Pi. Students will set up and use various networks, and will be introduced to basic networking through practical activities.
This scheme of work is specifically targeted towards KS3 and KS4 Computing, although the first two lessons could be used at KS2. It has been developed in the context of the 2014 National Curriculum in England, but is not specific to that programme.
The scheme has been based on the work of David Whale, and the original content can be found below:


text:
Simon Maxwell has been appointed publisher of Total Film, T3 and Home Entertainment at Future Publishing's entertainment division. He was previously publisher of Cabal Communications' Front magazine.
Publishing director Robert Price, said: "With Simon on board, we now have an extremely strong team of publishers in place to take our magazines forward."
"Building on the success of our existing titles and growing our portfolio with various new launches such as that of mainstream music magazine Bang, we look forward to a solid year with a number of exciting developments."
Maxwell started his career in the media industry in 1997. He became senior circulation executive at IPC Media, and was responsible for the distribution of various women's and TV weekly magazines.
At Cabal, he looked after a number of titles including Real Homes, Good Health, Maximum Mountain Bike and Channel 4 Tour de France magazine.
In September 2000, Maxwell was appointed publisher of Front.


text:
Part 1:
A model (we'll be the judge of that) at the Frankie Morello A/W 2012 show in London's glittering Milan last weekend. He is wearing what is known in the business as *asks renowned fashion journalist, sat to our left, in this season's cantaloupe orange without not so much as a hint of irony* a 'fucking rag'.
Part 2:
Same model, from behind, having ditched the fucking rag.
Part 3:
Same model, same ditched fucking rag, this time from the front. We know! It's like we've never seen a penis before!
And there you have it in a shelly nut.
This deeply-researched article is in three parts. Part 3 contains full-frontal nudity. Hooray.,


text:
Virgin Australia is going to bring a touch of Los Angeles to Melbourne!
The second largest airline in Australia will officially launch direct flights from Melbourne to Australia in April this year. However, before boarding on the flights, people will get a taste of LA in this year's Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival (VAMFF). The airline will arrange for many extraordinary events and activities to give the fashion-goers a glimpse of their newest service and to highlight the most popular travel destinations in the US West Coast.
The flights to LA will be Virgin Australia's newest international route.
Inese Kingsmill, the Chief Marketing Office of Virgin Australia, said that their customers could now travel to North America from Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney in non-stop flights. She further added that the guests at the VAMFF would get to see their award-winning service and some of the key attractions in LA.
Photo Credit: Travelling
The Virgin Australia VIP Runaway Bar at the VAMFF will host E.P. & L.P., the LA hotspot for Southeast Asian fare and rooftop drinks. Melissa Gadsden, the co-owner of the restaurant, will design the interior of the restaurant.
Grant Smillie, another co-owner of EP & LP and a celebrity DJ & model, will attend the fashion event and entertain the attendees as a guest DJ.
Luke Mangan, the resident chef of Virgin Australia, has already curated the menu for the VIP Runaway Bar, which is a marquee for the business people, models, designers, and celebrities going to the VAMFF. The dishes served at the event will be available in the Business Class menu of the airline's new trans-Pacific flights.
Photo Credit: Style Hunter
The festival will start on the first day of March and go on till 19 with the runaway events taking place at the Royal Exhibition Building between March 14 and 19. You can visit the VAMFF for more information.
Starting from April 4, the new direct flights will operate five times each week between Melbourne and Los Angeles. The airline has already been operating LA flights from Sydney and Brisbane.


text:
❖ Cargokart is all about Managing and Saving the Costs while Procuring Cargo Globally ❖ Its Sourcing tool Assist users to Get Sharp Estimates, in Purchasing of Raw Materials / Services / Transportation Locally & Internationally
Search Products Across Countries Receive Quotes Internationally in your Currency that you Opt to Compare with your Local Markets Check, Analyse and finalise the Deal
CargoKart Enables Users to Personalise their Interests In Buying and Selling of Goods, Cargos, Services It helps them to Monitor Dynamically changes in the Products, Follow and Understand Technological Up-gradations and Follow with the Trend.
Cargkart magic Tools Helps, Analyse Your Procurement Interest, Suggests Buyers, Values and Detemines Behavourial Patterns, Show cases Similar Products that you search for, promotes, New Launches and Keeps you Updated
From Man-made to Machine Made Watches to Warships From Fresh ones to Antiques Procure Easily across Geographical Borders
Searching a Warehouse, or a Transport Service ? or a Storekeeper to your Cross country needs Do Share a Buy Request in Services and you find a Great Deal as per your Requirement.
You can search & Filter Globally, Products that you Desire to Source, There are crores of Suppliers awaiting to Fulfill your Request
Compare Each Quote you receives, Analyse Detailed Pricing, Check Variations Trends. It Give Transparent Genuine Reviews of Prices Closed and Deal Finalised in Cargokart currently. The Customised Reports helps to monitor Close Drops and Rises in the Markets
Live Trade Goods & Services at this Huge Market Place, It enables to Sell, Offer, Cross Sell in the Live Scenario Wished to Buy stock at Certain Prices, Follow them and it will alert you in your notification tab each time and do unfollow, which is irrelevant & we ensure that its not viewable anymore to you.
Business Ethics, Credibility is all you wish to have, Heres the Members, Who have joined with Authenticity, The Documents are Verified before they access the Platform. It also available to Buyers wishing to procure, but on request.
Cargokart Global Directory represent members from Different Geographical locations, They are registerd Authentically with Valid Data which is compulsory to join
Detailed Reports, Various Option to Choose the Circles and Posts Compare before you close the deal Review after you find Satisfied indepth Detailed Analysis
Take a Deep review of your Posted Deals Understand the Market levels It Finally save your much Expendtiures
Cargokart UI , Assists in understanding Price Comparisons among different Geographical locations, thereby helping you in taking Competitive advantage on the Factory of Demand and Supply


text:
So, a while back I decided to read all the Tintin books in 2015, which I'm really looking forward to. The challenge itself is pretty simple – I have to read about 2 a month. What might take a bit of time will be tracking down the first few and the last one. (The others I have on the shelf :) )
And being as it's 2015 now, I'm kicking off with one of the earliest Tintin's I remember reading as a kid – Cigars of the Pharaoh. (I'll read in chronological order from here, looping back to the first Tintin in December.)
Still one of my favourites, Cigars of the Pharaoh feels like 'classic' Tintin, even if it's only the fourth release in the series and a lot of aspects to Herge's Tintin-universe were still being developed.
It's got a heap of action and the twists are piled on, there's great word play from Thomson & Thompson (who make their first appearance) and the bounds of reality are amusingly stretched when Tintin carves a trumpet and learns the language of elephants. There's also plot lines that run into the next volume and Snowy's asides are great – and as ever, I love the 'clear line' style and the expressiveness of those few lines. There's a panel where Snowy thinks Tintin has been killed and the despair on his poor face is drawn so well!
Easily one of the best Tintin adventures in my book.
Next up: The Blue Lotus.
Leave a Reply.
Free ebook with every newsletter sign up in 2016
Ashley Capes is an Australian writer of fiction, poetry and very occasional non-fiction.
Progress Meter
Imperial Towers (Never Book 5) - draft 1
Moss Dragon - draft 1
Reed Lavender (working title) - draft 1
Unnamed Spec Fic - draft 1
Whisper of Leaves (sequel) - Outline
August 2018


text:
Oak Beach Michigan Nautical Pillow Cover - Navy
Perfect for the beach, boat or hammock. This royal navy blue 16" x 16" pillow cover is 100% spun polyester poplin fabric. Individually cut and sewn by hand. A single sided "Oak Beach" print with white back. Finished with a concealed zipper. Does not include pillow insert. In navy blue, nautical flags spelling out Oak Beach with yellow lettering.


text:
Winter's Best: Banff & Lake Louise Off-Season Travel Guide
Ice climbers on a frozen waterfall in Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park (Heather Hansen)
Banff National Park is easily Canada's most-visited park, drawing over three million visitors a year to gape in wonder at its Rocky Mountains magnificence. Together with adjacent Jasper National Park, threaded by the stunning Icefields Parkway, these two parks accounted for 40 percent of visitors to Canada's national parks in the past year. It's a gem, but certainly not one that remains undiscovered.
Go in winter, however, and you'll almost feel like you've got the place to yourself. It can be bitterly cold, with the mountains, rivers, and lakes in the grip of snow and ice, but this is a season of countless chilly delights. Here are some of my favorite activities for a winter vacation to the Banff area.
Read Away.com's vacation guide for going to Banff, Alberta
Icefields Parkway, True to Its Name
The 143-mile-long Icefields Parkway, running between townships Lake Louise and Jasper, remains open throughout the year, although services in winter are limited and the road is liable to closure. However, with the right driving equipment (or by signing up with a local tour company), you can discover a road free of tour-bus gridlock. The famous scenic byway is flanked by over 20 glaciers and seven sprawling icefields, breathtaking mountain vistas around every turn, and vivid frozen waterfalls (perfect for ice-climbing!) lining the route.
Read Away.com's vacation guide to the Icefields Parkway
Continue reading "Winter's Best: Banff & Lake Louise Off-Season Travel Guide" »
|Comments (1)
|Email this post
|TrackBack (0)
May 19, 2011
Top Five Montreal Musts
5. Hotel Nelligan
The luxurious boutique hotel is conveniently located in the historic district of Old Montreal, a quaint area of cobbled streets and some of the oldest architecture in North America. Keep warm from the harsh, yet beautiful, Montreal winters in one of their 59 suites. Blazing fireplaces, down comforters, red brick walls, and glass showers add the extra something that has made Hotel Nelligan a staple since its opening in 2002. Charming boutiques run rampant in Montreal, as do small dining establishments with to-die-for menus and unmistakable European charm. Other boutique hotels worth mentioning: Place D'Armes, Hotel St Paul, The Gault, and The Chateau Versailles.
4. Montreal Jazz Festival
Local Montreal residents love their jazz, as do the thousands of visitors who flock to the French-speaking city across the border, especially in late June and early July during the renowned Montreal Jazz Festival. Since its first showing in 1980, the festival has been a major tourist draw for the city. In 2004, the festival earned a Guinness World Record for the largest jazz festival in the world after the 25th Anniversary event brought in nearly two million attendees.
Mount Royal Park (aechempati/Flickr)
3. Mount Royal Park
Mount Royal Park is the lung of Montreal, sitting proudly atop the majestic cityscape of one of Canada's hippest cities. Mount Royal is capable of transforming itself to cater to any visitor, for any season—hiking, biking, paddle-boating in the warmer summer months, and sledding, ice skating, or snow shoeing in Montreal's snowy winters. Make your way to the Chalet lookout; from here, on a clear day, you can catch a glimpse of Vermont in the States.
Continue reading "Top Five Montreal Musts" »
|Comments (1)
|Email this post
|TrackBack (0)


text:
The vaccine industry is under assault from various angles. It's only a matter of time before their fraudulent "consensus science" paradigm is exposed and picked apart as false and probably even will be discouraged from being considered as a prophylactic health modality.
One of the indicators of such a developing trajectory is found in the article "Immunity and Impunity: Corruption in the State-Pharma Nexus" published by Paddy Rawlinson, Associate Professor in International Criminology, Human and Development Studies, Western Sydney University, Bankstown Campus, Bankstown NSW, Australia.
Professor Rawlinson's article is "Open Source." I'd like to impress how a criminologist apparently views and assesses the deceitful shenanigans of Big Pharma, their research and toxic vaccines. As most readers probably know, Australia is a 'hotbed' of repressive vaccine pseudoscience with deprivation of parental rights regarding informed consent, right to self-determination and mandatory children's vaccinations.
Rawlinson opens his article statingThis post was originally published on this site


text:
by Michelle Tharp
(Fresno, CA, United States)
Easter 2012
My 2 year-old daughter June is going on 5. June knows what she wants and how to get it from people when mom says no. She is smart, creative, beautiful, full of life, and lovable. Everyone who meets June falls in love with her. June loves to dance and sing aroung the house, swimming, and being center of attention.
Comments for June 2 years old
Click here to add your own comments
Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Photo Contest.
Subscribe to our mailing list to receive monthly updates for your toddler. We promise to send you only useful stuff and no spam.


text:
|Akiba East Building, 28-5, Taito 1-chome, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 110-0016
About 6-minute walk from JR Akihabara Station (Showa-dori Exit)Map of TELMIC Head Office ( PDF ) for printing A4
|531-1, Komatsugawa, Yoshikawa-shi, Saitama, 342-0043
If coming by train, take a taxi at Yoshikawa Station, JR Musashino Line, or take a bus at the north exit < (Yoshi-01), Yoshikawa Station⇔Medical-my line (via Komatsugawa Industrial Park) >
If coming by car, about 7km from the West Exit of Misato I.C., Misato Line, Metropolitan Expressway 6. Or about 7km from the Exit of Misato-West I.C. (Tokyo Outer Ring Road)
|Minami-Hiroshima 1188, Yoshikawa-shi, Saitama
Starting at the Factory, turn right at the signal in front of Yellow Hat. Turn left at the signal (Nakai 3-chome). Proceed about 5km on Prefectural Highway 378. You will find South Hiroshima Warehouse in front of Warabeya Factory.Map of TELMIC South Hiroshima Warehouse ( PDF ) for printing A4
|107-2, Minami-Ushiroya Oaza, Yashio-shi


text:
- This event has passed.
ABG Workshop: Starting Your Seeds & Heritage Seeds
February 28, 2015 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm$20 - $25
Event Navigation
Saturday, February 28th
2 to 4 pm @ Bell's Nursery on Specking
Spring is just around the corner! Join Patrick Ryan of the Alaska Botanical Garden for a workshop to learn how and when to start your seeds for the 2015 season. Participants will learn about planting dates and times, soil mediums, lighting, equipment and more in this informative workshop. 2015 is Anchorage's centennial celebration, and therefore a portion of this class will take a look at our horticultural heritage and the historic varieties of seeds used in the Anchorage area in the early 1900s. Each workshop participant will leave with a pack of seeds and lots of knowledge to get you ready for the 2015 season. Seeds will be available for purchase at Bell's Nursery and heritage varieties will be available at the ABG gift shop located at the Garden.
Patrick Ryan is an experienced gardener who has been gardening in the Anchorage area for over 30 years. He is a Master Gardener, a member of the Garden Writers Association, and serves on various garden and conservation committees in the Anchorage area. Patrick recently graduated from 21 years in first grade. He now serves at ABG's Education Specialist, leading youth programs throughout the year.
*Workshop will be held at Bell's Nursery on Specking Avenue.*
$20 ABG Members, $25 Non-members
Registration is required and spaces are limited. In the event of low RSVP, you will be notified of cancellation at least the day prior to the workshop and registrations will be refunded.
Why You Should Hire WordPress Help From GeometricBox


text:
This blog talks about game show memories from past and current gameshows and also the gameshow hosts who hosted these great shows.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Deal Or No Deal: Howie and 26 beautiful ladies: And my top 5 Deal Or No Deal Models.
On December 19, 2005 my favorite game show appeared on NBC in America for the first time. I had no idea what I was in for. By the second night I was hooked on this show and I fell in love with it. The show I am talking about is called Deal Or No Deal. Deal Or No Deal was hosted by comedian Howie Mandel. While I think Howie did a wonderful job hosting this show, I think the stars of this show really were the 26 beautiful models who opened the cases. Even though I have never been to a fancy rich dinner party, I felt like I was looking at 26 beautiful ladies who dresses looked like I was watching the party from home. Howie would open the show talking about a contestant or something about the game, and then he would say the line "Ladies Please". 26 beautiful ladies walking down those stairs brought joy into my life when I was going through a rough time at a job. I tried out twice for this show, once by video and once at a casting call in Kansas City KS, but never got on the show. This show would have changed my financial life and meeting Howie and the ladies would have been a blast. My plan was going to show up on the show with 27 roses,, giving one to each of the models and giving 2 to my favorite model which was number 14 through out most of the show Pilar Lastra. In case those of you who have never seen the show, here is how the game was played, in each of the 26 cases there were random amounts ranging from 1 penny all the way to one million dollars. Your goal was to try and pick the case that had the one million in it. After you picked the case, you would have to open up so many cases in each round, when that round was over you were offered a cash amount or sometimes even a prize by the banker to sell your case back to him. If you said Deal you won whatever the offer was, if you said No Deal you had to open up so many cases before you could get another offer. The banker sometimes would say something mean to Howie over the phone to tell the contestant, but the only thing was we could never hear the interaction between the banker and Howie. Some contestants had sold their case too soon when they had the million in their case. That was part of the game. Deal or No Deal was the most fun anxiety I've ever experienced in my life. I rooted for most of the contestants to win. I even annoyed some people talking about this show because I enjoyed it a lot. Believe me some of my friends probably wished I went away as much as I talked about Deal or No Deal, but you have to admit it was an exciting show. I think the problem with the show was in later seasons when the pace got to be too slow. Season 1 and part of season 2 is when the show was at it's greatest. I even had no problems with the Million Dollar Mission where anyone from 2 to 13 cases would have $1,000,000 in them. I think that NBC should revive Deal Or No Deal again. Put it on only once to twice a week though and have the pace like it was in the first two seasons. There is no reason you can't get through at least 1 contestant and start on part of a game for the second contestant. If it's 90 minutes you should be through two games and maybe even a third one. Deal Or No Deal also tried something one night called Speed Deal but it was too fast. I unfortunately have the patient to sit through one contestant an hour, but most viewers do not. You can play something like Deal Or No Deal on a website called JoyTube where the game is called Banker's Deal. The models that I remember the most on the show are (and let's see if I can remember all of them by case) Case 1- Claudia Jordan, Case 2- Stacy Gardner, Case 3- Lisa Gleave , Case 4- Keltie Martin, Case 5- Ursula Mayes, Case 6- Megan Abrigo , Case 7 - Sara Bronson, Case 8- Lauren Shiohama , Case 9- Patricia Kara , Case 10- Anya Monzikova, Case 11- Katie Cleary, Case 12- Jill Manas, Case 13- Leyla Milani, Case 14- Pilar Lastra, Case 15- Brooke Long, Case 16- Kasie Head, Case 17- Jenelle Moreno, Case 18- Marisa Petroro, Case 19- Mylinda Tov, Case 20- Alike Boggan, Case 21- Tameka Jacobs , Case 22- Laura Shields, Case 23- Aubrie Lemon, Case 24- Nancy Stelmaszczyk , Case 25- Hayley Marie Norman and Case 26- Lindsay Clubine. Ok I admit I had to google how to spell some of them especially the last names especially case #24. If I had to make a list of the top models on the show I admit it would be difficult because, they all were beautiful in unique ways. Here are my favorite top 5 Deal or No Deal Model List 1) Pilar Lastra, 2) Nancy Stelmaszczyk, 3) Laura Shields, 4) Brooke Long, 5) Lisa Gleave. I also loved this show because you didn't have to any trivia questions unlike shows like Jeopardy or Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. If you were good at odds and math which I am, then Deal Or No Deal is the game for you. Deal or No Deal I feel is one of the easiest game shows to ever play which is what makes it fun and exciting to watch. DOND was an anxiety rush to watch, and you had to know how far to push the envelope. I would have stopped at over $100,000 unless I had a great board. So tell me everyone what was your favorite memory or memories from the amazing great NBC primetime game show Deal Or No Deal. Thank you for reading Game Show Memories, the blog where you can share your thoughts about your favorite classic or current game shows.
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Broadway lights dimmed in memory of Natasha RichardsonMarch 20th, 2009 - 2:09 pm ICT by ANI
New York, Mar 20 (ANI): Broadway paid tribute to Hollywood actress Natasha Richardson, who died after a skiing accident, by dimming lights.
The actress, who hailed from a very dignified family of Hollywood, had contributed immensely to both Broadway theatre and multifarious acclaimed film projects.
"The Broadway community is shocked and deeply saddened by the tragic loss of one of our finest young actresses. Her theatrical lineage is legendary, but her own singular talent shined memorably on any stage she appeared," the New York Daily News quoted Charlotte St Martin, executive director of The Broadway League.
Many others from Hollywood also remembered the Tony award-winning actress for her sweet nature and incredible talent.
"Natasha combined the best of Redgrave and Richardson: the enormous depth and emotional force of a great actor on the one hand, and the intelligence and objectivity of a great director on the other. She was one of a kind, a magnificent actress, director Sam Mendes said.
"She was also an amazing mother, a loyal friend, and the greatest and most generous host you could ever hope to meet. It defies belief that this gifted, brave, tenacious, wonderful woman is gone," he added.
Actress Dame Judi Dench said: She had an incredibly luminous quality and a great sense of humour. Its just so shocking.
Film maker Ken Russell, also remembered the talented actress by stating: She was as smart as she was pretty and as gentle as she was fierce. I loved her unashamedly.
Jane Fonda, a friend of Natashas mother Vanessa Redgrave, recalled meeting a young Richardson on the set of their 1977 film, Julia.
"She was a little girl but already beautiful and graceful. It didn"t surprise me that she became such a talented actor. It is hard to even imagine what it must be like for her family. My heart is heavy, Jane said.
Actor Alan Cumming said: "The term "life force" seems trite but that is what she was: a woman who powered through life and fascinated everyone she encountered."
Kevin Spacey, artistic director of London''s Old Vic theatre, said: "There are no words to express how tragic Natasha Richardson''s untimely passing is for the theatre community. Her passion, devotion and talent will forever be etched on those who saw her work on the stage. The bloodlines of greatness were always there and she committed herself to every role she tackled."
Natasha died of blunt fall, which led epidural hematoma, which is internal bleeding in the skull.
Her body has already been taken to a funeral home. (ANI)
Tags: actor alan cumming, actress dame judi, alan cumming, broadway community, broadway theatre, dame judi dench, director sam mendes, emotional force, film julia, generous host, hollywood actress, judi dench, luminous quality, natasha richardson, new york daily news, shocking film, singular talent, talented actress, vanessa redgrave, young actresses


text:
In order to know how Brian Torchin created his company, it is important to know about his educational background first. He majored in exercise science from the University of Delaware. Then he went to study at New York Chiropractic College from 1992 to 1995. He earned his doctor of chiropractic degree from there.
In this way, he became a licensed as well as board-certified chiropractic practitioner. He set up his own clinic in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He had a good practice and he would alleviate the pain and suffering of his patients through his medical knowledge and skills.
It was in 2007 that Brian Torchin created HCRC Staffing which was a staffing firm. It used to look into the staffing needs of hospitals, healthcare companies as well as law firms. They could fill in the positions of dentists, chiropractors, as well as physician assistants, nurses, besides physical therapists along with urgent care providers.
In addition, HCRC could help companies along with medical offices to fulfill other positions in office management, besides billing, and front desk receptionists as well as public relations. Even for the legal industry, HCRC was able to help law firms in filling positions for the posts of attorneys, paralegals, as well as secretaries, assistants, along with administrators.
HCRC Staffing has a goal to find a qualified candidate who can fit in critical job roles and perform duties in legal as well as healthcare companies within a time-span of 72 hours.
Also, he is a former medical expert. Hence Brian Torchin is well aware that employee turnover is a major pain area in the field of healthcare and legal sector. This was why HCRC staffing was founded in order to address this issue. It provides a tool to the company through which they can fill in positions quickly as this is vital to run the operation of any business effectively.
Today HCRC Staffing has over 200 companies as its clients. The company helps them to find employees in the healthcare as well as legal sector. HCRC Staffing is serving a global audience. This is because they have clients from the United States, besides Australia, Europe as well as Canada.
Learn more about Brian Torchin:


text:
"We believed it was in the community's best interest to partner with another great organization, The YMCA of the Triangle, to do more together than either of us could do separately to positively affect people's lives in this region," Pastor Jonathon Bow
Irvine, CA (PRWEB) November 10, 2015
Fast-growing Crosspointe Church in Cary, North Carolina is breaking ground on "The Why Project" on November 15, 2015.
Visioneering Studios Architecture, part of Visioneering's family of companies that provide design and construction services nationally and was founded by former Disney Imagineers, is facilitating the process of turning this church campus "inside out" and creating a "destination that lifts the mind, body and spirit."
Crosspointe Church partnered with the YMCA of the Triangle to address several needs identified in the community—bored teens with no activities or place to connect, a growing (although non-violent) crime rate, and new residents who lacked the support of friends and family. The Cary community, known for its three nearby universities (North Carolina State University, Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill), and its proximity to the Research Triangle in Raleigh, N.C., is home to more than 150,000 residents.
"We believed it was in the community's best interest to partner with another great organization, The YMCA of the Triangle, to do more together than either of us could do separately to positively affect people's lives in this region," said Jonathon Bow, Lead Pastor at Crosspointe Church.
As part of the partnership, the YMCA of the Triangle will independently operate a 60,000 square foot community recreation center, complete with an outdoor pool, seven-days-a-week on Crosspointe-owned property. The YMCA secured a 20-year lease agreement with Crosspointe Church who is funding the development of the project. The church and the YMCA will share facilities and parking, which allows both entities to build less space than if each were on independent sites.
"One of the questions I often get in the community is 'Why? Why would a church do something like this?' I think every church should ask the question, 'How can we best serve the specific community around us?' And our desire is to serve the community really well," Bow said, adding that the project will help to create nearly 200 new jobs in Northwest Cary.
Visioneering's design makes innovative use of its picturesque surroundings, and will feature spacious indoor areas for worship and gatherings as well as new children's ministry and student ministry spaces that will be used by the YMCA for their child care and camp programs during the week.
"To our shared knowledge, this (The Why Project) isn't something that has been done before, but we're hopeful it becomes paradigm shifting in our city and across the country for how people and organizations can come together to do more together to serve the greater good of everyone," Bow said.
About Visioneering Studios:
Visioneering Studios includes a family of nationally licensed real estate, architecture, and construction ministries with multi-disciplinary offices throughout the US, and has partnered with many of the fastest growing ministries in the world. Its leaders include former principals of Disney, AECOM, Universal Creative, Lennar Urban, HOK, RNL, Gensler and HNTB. Visioneering Studios has repeatedly been named the Solomon Awards "Best Church Architect" and "Best Contractor." More information is available at http://www.visioneeringstudios.com
About Crosspointe Church:
Crosspointe Church is a community of people trying to trust Jesus when He said that the best way to love God is to love people. We try to help each other wake up to the things in us that get in the way of that, and walk gracefully with one another along the way. By intentionally journeying together, we believe we can do far more good in our city and world than we can do individually. More information is available at http://www.crosspointe.org


text:
In a price comparison of 25 cities nationwide seven very affordable vacation spots are in Florida. You can reach these spots for a roundtrip price below $300. There are also many accommodation discounts available at these vacation places.
Not only the beaches attract the vacationers but also the special deals in the cities. The visitor centers of the following vacation spots have certainly many savings to offer and special deals and events during the summer. Checking with the visitor centers of the cities or a look on their web sites is highly recommended.
The bargain vacation spots in Florida are:
Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Fort Myers, Sarasota and Miami.
See you soon here in the Sunshine State.
You want more about Florida?
Your Real Estate services are at this link and


text:
1. Anyone aged 16 or over can take part in the competition.
2. Prizes must be claimed within 48 hours of the winner being announced. If the winner does not come forward within 48 hours another winner will be chosen.
3. Winners must be able to collect their prize from The Novium Museum at Tower Street in Chichester.
4. To enter, people must like The Novium Museum's Facebook page, like the relevant post and comment the correct answer.
5. The competition will be run over the council and museum's Facebook page. There will only be one winner.
6. A winner will be randomly selected from the correct answers within one week. They will be notified on Facebook and so contestants must keep an eye on the council and museum's Facebook page.
7. There is no cash value and the goods cannot be exchanged or refunded.
8. Facebook does not endorse this competition.
9. We have the right to retract any prizes or posts at any point due to unforeseeable circumstances.


text:
General Assembly and Sports Weekend Update
News Home · All articles in "ACYOA News" · Articles from 2012
The 2012 Sports Weekend committee has been hard at work putting together a great weekend.
For a schedule of events please see link at bottom of article.
Still need to register? Go to: www.chicagosportsweekend.com
The last day to register if you are booking a hotel room is May 9, 2012 and the last day to register if you are not booking a hotel room is May 16, 2012.
Letter from Sports Weekend Commitee
If you have any questions, please contact the Sports Weekend committee at: email@example.com.


text:
Chippewa Valley Airport Service is proud to serve customers needing transportation to and from the Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport. To ensure that you have a great experience with us, please take a moment to review our Policies below.
Any reservation that is canceled within 48 hours of the scheduled service (or "no shows") cannot be refunded. You will receive a credit in our system that will expire one year from the canceled reservation date. All reservations that are canceled with a minimum of 48 hours notice prior to the scheduled service will receive a refund, less a $5 cancellation fee per passenger.
Pre-paid reservations to/from all locations are required. We accept all major credit and debit cards. Any cash or check payments should be made prior to the date of travel. Online reservations are strongly encouraged and a confirmation email will be sent to purchaser.
Reservations are appreciated at least 48 hours before requested service. For best availability, reservations should be made as close as possible to airline purchases.
Each passenger may bring two pieces of luggage on the shuttle at no charge. Please contact us to ensure we have adequate storage space if you will exceed the limit. Extra baggage charges may apply.
Passengers must get to their departure location 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time and immediately check-in with a driver or office staff. Unclaimed seats within 15 minutes of departure are not guaranteed and may be sold to stand-by passengers.
Chippewa Valley Airport Service is not required to wait for passengers delayed for any reason who are late for their scheduled departure. Passengers departing from Minneapolis who arrive after the shuttle has left will be placed on the next available shuttle. If you know you will be late, please call our Minneapolis Driver's Desk at: 715.577.3800 or 612.725.6385.
If you miss your shuttle, immediate transportation is available by taxi (near our airport desk) or a rental car may be available. Passengers may also spend the night at the airport or a nearby hotel and take one of our shuttles the next morning. Chippewa Valley Airport Service is not responsible for the cost of alternative transportation services and accommodations.
Drivers may accept gratuity for providing excellent service and assisting with your luggage. The travel industry suggests tipping shuttle drivers $2 per bag.
Smoking and alcohol is not permitted at any time in a Chippewa Valley Airport Service vehicle.
Chippewa Valley Airport Service has the right to refuse service to any customer who violates company policies, disrupts the focus of our driver, or whose behavior is negatively affecting other shuttle passengers.
V.A. Hospital and Mall of America: Upon request, we can drop off at the V.A. Medical Center and the Mall of America. This will be approximately 10 minutes after airport arrivals. Please ask us about directions for return transportation prior to using our service.
We do not provide car seats and passengers must supply them for children as required by law. Minors under the age of 18 are not allowed to travel alone.
For the comfort and safety of other passengers, we do not transport animals. The only exception is "service animals" which provide assistance to individuals with disabilities. We will look for physical indicators on the animal including harnesses, vests, capes or backpacks which should identify the animal as a service animal - and/or you may be asked for certification paper verifying the training the animal has received. Therapy dogs, comfort and support animals, and companion dogs are not classified as service animals.
Service is available for both Terminal 1 (Lindbergh) and Terminal 2 (Humphrey / HHH). Departures from HHH may be approximately 10-15 minutes after scheduled departure.
Chippewa Valley Airport Service is located in the Ground Transportation area of each Terminal.
Terminal 1 (Lindbergh): Take the escalator/elevator DOWN one level at baggage claim #8. Proceed approximately 200 feet to the airport information desk. Take a left and go up escalator/elevator one level and our desk will be on your left. Please check in with the driver upon arriving. Please make sure our office has your cell phone number as your driver may contact you to offer assistance if you are not checked in close to departure time.
Terminal 2 (Humphrey): Take the escalator/elevator UP one level from baggage claim towards Ground Transportation. Cross the skywalk and take the elevator down to Level 1. Wait in the shuttle area until our van arrives (shortly after the scheduled departure time).
Each shuttle location has specific parking instructions. Chippewa Valley Airport Service is not responsible for any parking costs that exceed the guidelines below. Vehicles that violate these parking guidelines may be towed at the owner's expense. Please see below for details:
Eau Claire Terminal: Free parking is available to all one-way and round-trip passengers for up to 30 days. Please notify us if additional days are necessary.
Menomonie - Quality Inn & Suites: Parking from Quality Inn & Suites is free for up to 7 days. Customers must let the hotel know they will be parking a vehicle and ask where they should park. There is plenty of seating inside, where passengers can wait for the shuttle. The hotel also offers a continental breakfast for a small fee for the early morning routes and free coffee all day to passengers.
Baldwin - AmericInn: Customers may leave a vehicle in the parking lot up to 7 days at no charge. Please do not park near the front entrance. Passengers should wait for the shuttle just inside the front entrance.
Hudson - Comfort Suites: Parking at the Comfort Suites is free for up to a maximum of 7 days. Customers should park in the rear/east parking lot and must notify staff upon arrival and give vehicle information. Passengers should wait for the shuttle just inside the front entrance.
Chippewa Valley Airport Service is not responsible for any flight costs, including planning inadequate time at the airport before your flight, or delays caused by traffic, construction, or acts of nature.
Customer parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis at our Eau Claire office. Parking is at your own risk and available for up to 14 days. Chippewa Valley Airport Service assumes no liability for theft or damage to your vehicle.
Notice: We are not affiliated with, nor located at the Chippewa Valley Regional Airport. Find our Eau Claire location here.


text:
For my professional Site Please go to
It was a great information and Its really worth reading it. The author did an mind blowing work by describing each and every concept in detail. Thanks for such an informative post. Please keep up your good work.ECE Colleges in Chennai
Post a Comment


text:
Select your location from the list to go to the "Locations Page" to set the calendar options.
To: USA
> Tennessee
Top of this page.
If your location is not listed, please contact us and we will add it.
Home ◇ FAQs ◇ Site Map
© 2018 Edwards Apps, Inc.
All rights reserved.


text:
- Arrangements
- >
- Concert Band Arrangements
- >
- O Come All Ye Faithful Concert Band [F] Score and Parts PDF
O Come All Ye Faithful Concert Band [F] Score and Parts PDF
"Adeste Fideles" or "O Come All Ye Faithful" is a Christmas carol commonly attributed to John Francis Wade in approximately 1743. This arrangement is for concert band and should work well with choir or congregational singing the traditional words. The Traditional Counter Melody/Descant has been added in the 3rd verse. An optional piano part is included.
Grade = 3.5 Duration 3:20 minis
This arrangement's score and parts can also be viewed and played at SCORE EXCHANGE:
(You will need to download and install the SCORCH PLUG-IN