text:
Q: How do I know it is OK to put my fish back into the outdoor pond?
Ronnie – Salt Lake City, UT
A: This time of year, most of us are suffering with some cabin fever—including your pond fish. After being cooped up all winter long in a temporary indoor aquarium or tub, they're ready to swim back to their spacious outdoor home.
But before you relocate your fish, you have some work to do first. The best time to return them to the pond is several weeks after you've done all the necessary chores to prepare for their homecoming. To make things easy, check out our four-step checklist:
- Spring Cleaning: First, clean out your dormant pond. Remove any debris that has settled over the past few months, and perform a thorough spring cleanout to remove winter buildup. This will give your finned friends a nice place to come home to—and minimize algae growth in the spring.
- Jump Start Filtration: About a month before you plan to return your fish to the pond, start your filtration system and let it run without fish. Turn on your mechanical filter and seed your filter pads with beneficial bacteria, such as Microbe-Lift® PL Gel, to speed the colony's growth (but first make sure the water temperature is above 55° Fahrenheit with your pond thermometer). Keep in mind that in the spring, a filter can take four to six weeks to become established, so adding fish without adequate filtration established can result in quick algae formation.
- Test Your Water: While your pond is cycling, periodically check your water chemistry with a API® Pond Master Test Kit to ensure the pond water is balanced and pH, ammonia and nitrate levels are safe for fish.
- Acclimate Fish: The final step before re-homing your fish is to help them get used to the pond's water temperature, which will likely be colder than their winter housing. Carry your fish out in a bucket and slowly add water from the pond to the bucket at 10- to 15-minute intervals, using your pond thermometer to check the water temperature as you go. This shock-prevention technique will allow them to adjust slowly—and safely—to their outdoor digs.
Your fish may become stressed during the indoor-to-outdoor transition, but you can keep it to a minimum by preparing their home and making sure they're as healthy as possible in advance of their relocation. Have fun moving!
Pond Talk: Do you notice a change in your fishes' behavior when they transition from indoors to outdoors?
Filed under: Fish Population, Koi & Goldfish, Pond Cleanouts, Seasonal Care, Spring Cleanout, Spring Start-Up, Water Gardens & Features, Water Quality Issues | Tagged: acclimate your fish, acclimating koi, ammonia, ammonia levels, master test kit, nitrite levels, ph, pH levels, PL gel, pond thermometer, thermometer | Leave a comment »


text:
Forms Jobs
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County joint consolidation agreement was approved in April 1976. Pursuant to North Carolina General Statute (G.S.) 160A-462, the agreement's main goal for the Utility Commission was to oversee the successful merger of both water and wastewater systems and to make a unified joint system which was efficient in operation and costs. That goal has not changed as we continue to focus on providing public accountability while serving the needs of our customers. We strive to maintain sound professional management and to be proactive in planning for future needs.
View the history of the Utility Commission [pdf/548kb]
Receive E-Mail Notification When New Information is Posted on this PageAs a member, enjoy the benefits of MyCityofWS, including your choice of newsletters, and notifications about events and site updates. Login and Manage Your Subscriptions Now.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
+myConnections: Engage your community - connect to news, events and information you care about. View more information...
Erin Askerzada
2 points
alton dodson
Personalize your online experience to stay up-to-date on news, events and other information.
There is no page to share. This page must be opened from a link.


text:
This is a professional Designed Christmas Party Flyer & Poster with a Retro Vintage Look, including a great Pin-Up Style Christmas Girl illustration. This is great for any type of event, such as: party, concert, gig, show, karaoke, bar, etc.
All files come in full resolution 300 dpi, Print Ready CMYK with bleed and in 3 different formats: A3, A4 and A5, plus a BONUS Mini Flyer in 210×297 mm (8.3×11.7 in) format!
The Photoshop files are FULLY editable with easy named layers, so you can edit and customize it to your needs.
FONTS:This template uses free Fonts, that are not included, but you can download them for free here: http://www.dafont.com/ballpark-weiner.font http://www.dafont.com/forque.font
Don't forget to check out my other Christmas Items:
Thank you for watching, and don't forget to rate it if you like it!


text:
UBS Declares Quarterly Coupon Payment on Exchange Traded Note: AMU
UBS Declares Quarterly Coupon Payment on Exchange Traded Note: AMU
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- UBS Investment Banktoday announced a coupon payment for the ETRACS Alerian MLP Index ETN (NYSE Arca: "AMU"). The relevant coupon information is provided in the table below:
|Current Yield
|* "Current Yield" equals the current Coupon Amount annualized and divided by the closing price of the ETN on its current Coupon Valuation Date, or, if the closing price is not available on that date, then the previous available closing price, and rounded to two decimal places for ease of analysis. The Current Yield is not indicative of future coupon payments, if any, on the ETN. You are not guaranteed any coupon or distribution amount under the ETN.
About ETRACS
For further information about ETRACS ETNs, go to http://www.etracs.com.
ETRACS ETNs are exchange-traded notes, an innovative class of investment products offering access to markets and strategies that may not be readily available to investors, and offer unique diversification opportunities in a number of different sectors. ETRACS ETNs may offer:
- Access to asset classes with historically low correlations to more traditional asset classes
- Convenience of an exchange-traded security
- Transparent exposure to a published index
ETRACS ETNs are senior unsecured notes issued by UBS AG, are traded on NYSE Arca, and can be bought and sold through a broker or financial advisor. An investment in ETRACS ETNs is subject to a number of risks, including the risk of loss of some or all of the investor's principal, and is subject to the creditworthiness of UBS AG. You are not guaranteed any coupon or distribution amount under the ETNs.We urge you to read the more detailed explanation of risks described under "Risk Factors" in the prospectus supplement for the ETRACS ETN.
This material is issued by UBS AG or an affiliate thereof ("UBS"). Products and services mentioned in this publication may not be available for residents of certain jurisdictions. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Please consult the restrictions relating to the product or service in question for further information. Activities with respect to US securities are conducted through UBS Securities LLC, a US broker/dealer. Member of SIPC (http://www.sipc.org/).
The contents of any website referred to in this communication are not part of, or incorporated by reference in, this communication. ETRACS ETNs are sold only in conjunction with the relevant offering materials. UBS has filed a registration statement (including a prospectus, as supplemented by prospectus supplement for the offering of the ETRACS ETN) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") for the offering to which this communication relates. Before you invest, you should read these documents and any other documents that UBS has filed with the SEC for more complete information about UBS and the offering to which this communication relates. You may get these documents for free by visiting EDGAR on the SEC website at www.sec.gov. Alternatively, you can request the prospectus and the applicable prospectus supplement by calling toll-free (+1 877-387-2275). In the US, securities underwriting, trading and brokerage activities and M&A advisor activities are provided by UBS Securities LLC, a registered broker/dealer that is a wholly owned subsidiary of UBS AG, a member of the New York Stock Exchange and other principal exchanges, and a member of SIPC. UBS Financial Services Inc. is a registered broker/dealer and affiliate of UBS Securities LLC. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
UBS specifically prohibits the redistribution or reproduction of this material in whole or in part without the prior written permission of UBS and UBS accepts no liability whatsoever for the actions of third parties in this respect. © UBS 2013. The key symbol, UBS and ETRACS are among the registered and unregistered trademarks of UBS. Alerian MLP Index, Alerian MLP Total Return Index, AMZ, and AMZX are trademarks of Alerian and their use is granted under a license from Alerian. Other marks may be trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Notes to Editors
UBS draws on its 150-year heritage to serve private, institutional and corporate clients worldwide, as well as retail clients in Switzerland. Its business strategy is centered on its pre-eminent global wealth management businesses and its universal bank in Switzerland. Together with a client-focused Investment Bank and a strong, well-diversified Global Asset Management business, UBS will expand its premier wealth management franchise and drive further growth across the Group.
UBS is present in all major financial centers worldwide. It has offices in more than 50 countries, with about 35% of its employees working in the Americas, 36% in Switzerland, 17% in the rest of Europe, the Middle East and Africa and 12% in Asia Pacific. UBS employs about 64,000 people around the world. Its shares are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
Media Enquiries
New York:
Megan Stinson, +1-212-713-1302
Judi Flynn-Echeverria, +1-917-902-9726
Follow us on Twitter at:
KEYWORDS: United States North America New York
The article UBS Declares Quarterly Coupon Payment on Exchange Traded Note: AMU originally appeared on Fool.com.Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
Copyright © 1995 - 2013 The Motley Fool, LLC. All rights reserved. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.


text: The staff at the International Office and the staff in the treating department would be pleased to answer any questions you may have, before, during and after your stay at Heidelberg University Hospital. It is important to us to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Please contact the International Office, if you have questions, requests or suggestions.


text:
SJPhoto necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 100 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
Sherri J Photography
My name is Sherri Johnson and I'm a lifestyle photographer for portrait, wedding, and events. My portfolio can be found here: http://sherrijphotography.com/
My target audience is women ages 25-40.
Some simple sample logos that I like include: http://www.jasminestarblog.com/, http://www.kennykim.com/, http://www.jessicaclaire.net/, http://www.katiemoos.com/index.shtml, http://www.amandahein.com/, but I do NOT want a replicate of any of them.
I would like 2 versions of the logo. The first will be the full version to read as "Sherri J Photography" with a hummingbird or some sort of graphic icon. I want to use the logo on marketing materials, my website, buiz cards. I plan on having it animated in the future.
I would like the second version of the logo to be an abbreviated icon of the full logo so I can use it for tagging my photos. It needs to be easily readable and simple so people can identify with my brand, but at the same time does not distract from my photographs. If possible I would like it to say "SJP" or just a piece from the full logo.
Please blend all elements together.
COLORS: I like light blue and royal blue, medium to darkish brown, and light green together... but would be open to your ideas and interpretations.
I want the final logo as a vector graphic in EPS and Illustrator format.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


text:
NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – After a very tough first half, men's basketball pulled off their biggest second half comeback of the season as they outscored UMass Dartmouth 51-31 over the final 20 minutes of play, which included an 13-3 run in the final three minutes 22 seconds to defeat the Corsairs by the final of 76-74 Wednesday evening at Tripp Athletic Center in a crucial Little East Conference game.
With the victory the Beacons move to 12-11 on the year, 6-7 in the Little East Conference. For the Corsairs they fell to 4-20, 1-12 in the conference following Wednesday's contest.
Now with just one game remaining in the regular season the Beacons have locked-up the fifth place seed in this year's Little East Conference tournament, which is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, February 19.
In the second half the Beacons were lights out as they shot 51.5% from the floor and 45.5% from 3-point range. Proving to be the biggest factor, especially in the final four minutes was sophomore Vinny DeLucia (Miami, Fla.) as he dropped in three huge 3-pointers, with the third tying the game at 71-71.
From there it was a jumper from Jahleel Moise (Brockton, Mass.) which put the Beacons up by two with 1:45 left on the clock. Yusuke Futkate (Osaka, Japan) made it a 3-point game on his second free throw attempt.
UMD went for the game-tying 3-pointer on their next possession but missed off the front of the rim giving UMass Boston the ball back with 27 seconds left on the clock. The Corsairs then fouled immediately, which sent Rahshjeem Benson (Boston, Mass.) to the line for a pair of free throws, which he made to make a two possession contest.
After a Beacons timeout and a Beacons turnover, the Corsairs were only able to get off one last 3-pointer before time expired, but the last second shot was too little too late as UMB pulled off its second come-from-behind victory of the week.
On the night DeLucia was 4-for-6 from behind the arc and 5-for-12 from the field to finish with 14 points. Bennson led all Beacons scorers with 21 points and managed a team-best eight rebounds. Moise go-ahead jumper in the final seconds of the half was just his third field goal of the night as he finished with seven points.
For the Corsairs, they saw Mike Rotando finish with a game-best 27 points, while John Genkos finished with 24 points in the conference loss. Off the bench Abi Akanni recorded the games only double-double with his 13 points and 11 rebounds. As a team, the Corsairs shot 36.2% from the field and were 12-for-29 from behind the arc.
Men's Basketball will close out the regular season this Saturday at Eastern Connecticut State University when they face the Warriors at 3 p.m.


text:
Shipping Flat $3.00 Domestic - 269-720-3391
Main Menu
Shipping Rates:US: $3.00 Free for orders over $100 but use code Freeat check out.
International:$35 for products in$35, this is what we are charged!(Ships from the US Warehouse.)
Amazing silver charmed Pineapples.
Size: 23*10mm
pieces: 6
Gold Smooth Heart Single Strand Fold Over Magnetic Clasps 7235gld-clasp
From $ 4.00
Gun Metal Fold Over Magnetic Clasps-1213blk-blk
Antique Gold Floral Fold over Magnetic Clasps 1550
Bright Silver Single Strand Loop Clasp 7855
Sold Out


text:
The aim of the course is to provide knowledge and technical expertise in the field of EU Feed Hygiene Rules and HACCP Auditing (Course 2) to control officials working in the feed sector in the EU Member States and selected non-EU countries, through coverage of the following topics:
Topic 1: Legal framework
Topic 2: Official controls
Topic 3: Feed safety management systems and HACCP implementation
Topic 4: Application in the feed industry: field visit
Topic 5: Microbiological risk and control
Topic 6: The audit process
The training session will be conducted in English.
The training session will be held from 10 to 12 March 2020 in Warsaw, Poland.
For any further information concerning our training courses, please don't hesitate to contact us.
If you wish to express your interest in the course, please contact your BTSF national contact point. To know more about who is your national contact point, please click here.


text:
I like Younis Khan. Honest, funny and particularly good at cricket.
I like Younis Khan. Honest, funny and particularly good at cricket.
6.4 Mendis to Guptill goes for a single
6.5 Mendis to Taylor Oh brilliant shot! Taylor heaves that over to legside and its not coming back. 6 runs.
6.6 Mendis to Taylor Oh so close! He edged that and they scamper for a single, Mubarak should really have been paying a bit more attention to the ball there. That was a chance.
7.1 Malinga to Taylor. Bowled.
Sri Lanka and Pakistan will go through from this group.
Northern DistrictsProudly supporting KS Williamson, TG Southee, TA Boult, BJ Watling, CJ Anderson, MJ Santner and IS Sodhi, TL Seifert and ZN Gibson
"In this form it is better to take it easy and have fun. It is like WWF."
Younis tries to explain Twenty20 some more. Exactly like WWE, in fact, what with the steroids, the pumped-up bodies, the crazy soap-opera storylines, the fixed matches, crazy chairmen with no qualms about nepotism... oh wait, did he mean Pakistan cricket or Twenty20?
it's stupidity to compare test cricket with t20
Prob with back to back games isn't you don't 've enough time for rest, but the prob is if u lose 1 match, play again next day, lose again, you just go home. So u always need sometime to think about the team combination etc
The group that no one wants to be know as the dreaded favorites imo.
The man, the mountain, the Mathews. The greatest all rounder since Keith Miller. (Y)
Jaffna Jets CC (Battrick & FTP)
RIP WCC and CW Cricket
Member of the MSC, JMAS and CVAAS
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
One-Skillet Cauliflower with Cheese Sauce ♥ Recipe
Now please, no heart attacks, but there are only twelve more planning days til Thanksgiving -- if you celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving on October 13, that is, which many readers of both A Veggie Venture and Kitchen Parade do and I intend to this year, in long-distance communion with my Canadian family.
So Canadian or American, there's no time like the present to start thinking about the stars of the Thanksgiving table -- what, you think that'd be a turkey? -- the vegetables. Long-time readers know that I go all out to share ideas for Thanksgiving vegetable recipes, loading up all the best recipes, crowd pleasers that can be prepped beforehand, then finished just before Thanksgiving dinner.
This cauliflower is so good, heavens, don't wait til Thanksgiving to make it. (If need be, tell yourself that you just might need to 'practice' once or twice. Not that practice is really needed, this is dead easy, but just, you know, to taste test.)
In recent weeks, vegetable lovers have been subscribing to A Veggie Venture in droves! Welcome! With any luck, one or two new recipes a week will provide just the inspiration new readers are seeking, perhaps new ways to cook our favorite vegetables? perhaps an occasional nudge to try a new vegetable?
Lest I forget: Thank you to long-time readers, it's humbling, truly, that home cooks invite me into their kitchens. Occasionally an e-mail will start, "I've been reading your recipes for years."How did that happen?! But yes, this site goes way back to 2005 and has become a huge collection of vegetable recipes.
If you would, let me know via a quick e-mail or a comment, what you'd most like to see in the coming months. More of what? Less of what? More slow cooker recipes? More Weight Watchers recipes? More vegetarian suppers?
Hint: If you're looking for a particular recipe here, check out Five Ways to Find the Perfect Recipe. Feeling overwhelmed by all the choices? Check out just the favorite vegetable recipes.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving: I thank you all.
ONE-SKILLET CAULIFLOWER with CHEESE SAUCE
Time to table: 35 minutes
Serves about 6 for every-day, more for bigger meal
1-1/4 cup skim milk
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 head fresh cauliflower, outside leaves removed, core removed in a large V, sections cut into bite-size florets of roughly the same size (for even cooking)
1/4 cup skim milk
2 tablespoons flour
1/2 cup (2 ounces) sharp cheddar, grated
1 teaspoon good mustard such as Dijon
1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives (mostly for color)
1/4 teaspoon white pepper
1/2 cup panko (Japanese bread crumbs) or whole wheat bread crumbs
1/4 cup (1 ounce) sharp cheddar, grated
1/2 teaspoon olive oil
CAULIFLOWER In a large oven-safe skillet, heat the milk and salt on MEDIUM HIGH. Add the cauliflower as soon as it's prepped (the milk won't cover the cauliflower so place the stems down since they are more dense and take longer to cook), cover and bring to a boil. Let simmer for 10 - 15 minutes until the cauliflower is nearly fully cooked. (Slip a knife into the center of a stem, if it goes in easily, it's done.)
CHEESE SAUCE While cauliflower cooks, in a small bowl, whisk together the 1/4 cup milk and flour until smooth. Once the cauliflower is cooked, push the cauliflower to the side of the skillet. Slowly whisk the flour into the milk in the center of the skillet (it will start to thicken right away, just keep whisking). Stir in the remaining cheese sauce ingredients and let cook a minute or two, stirring occasionally to evenly distribute the cheese sauce. (If making ahead, transfer to a refrigerator dish and refrigerate until just before serving. Return the cauliflower to a skillet to warm through.) If you like, transfer hot cauliflower to an oven-proof serving dish, otherwise continue with the oven-safe skillet.
TOPPING Turn on the broiler, with a rack about six inches away from fire. Mix the topping ingredients and sprinkle across top of cauliflower. Put under the broiler to broil for 5 - 10 minutes or until topping begins to brown a little. Serve immediately.
DAY BEFORE Assemble the panko topping. Cover and refrigerate.
MORNING OF Cook the cauliflower and cheese sauce. Cover and refrigerate.
BEFORE DINNER Warm through in a skillet. Transfer to oven-safe serving dish. Top with crumbs and put under the broiler until beginning to brown.
For every-day, it would be fine to cook and broil the cauliflower in the same skillet. I didn't for the photograph here, the sides of the pan got a little mucky looking, not good for a food blogger working on her photography skills! But do, to save the extra dish.
In smaller serving dishes, this cauliflower reheats beautifully in the microwave.
~ Cauliflower Cream ~
~ Cauliflower Tomato Medley ~
~ Creamy Cauliflower Gratin ~
PRINT JUST A RECIPE! Now you can print a recipe without wasting ink and paper on the header and sidebar. Here's how.
© Copyright 2008


text:
I had a great time in Abu Dhabi and Amman for both the MIT Pan Arab Conference and Amman Global Entrepreneurship Week. It was really an educational trip since I have not been connected with the entrepreneurial scene in the MENA. I saw two different approaches with regards to entrepreneurship in both Abu Dhabi and [...]
Archive for the 'mitpanarabconf' Category
MENA Entrepreneurship: Observations
26 Nov 2009 at 23:07
Sami Shalabi
abu dhabi, amman, entrepreneurship, gew, mena, mitaaa, mitpanarabconf


text:
Cruickshank, P. & Deakin, M. (2010). Co-design in Smart Cities
This report brings together the different experiences and perspectives of Smart Cities partners who have used different forms of co-design. These are then linked to the findin...
Killick, L., Duff, A. S., Deakin, M. & Hall, H. (2017, June). Undermining our data: implications for trust in the population census. Paper presented at Information: interactions and impact (i3), Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
This paper draws on empirical work conducted as part of a multi-method research study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). It is concerned with public p...
Killick, L., Deakin, M., Duff, A. & Hall, H. (2015, June). The role of the census in public policy-making: information practices of policy makers. Paper presented at Information: interactions and impact 2015, Aberdeen, Scotland
No abstract available.
27 June 2017
Information: interactions and impact (i3) 2017 took place at Robert Gordon University from Tuesday June 27th until Friday June 30th 2017, with a packed programme for delegates...
Killick, L., Duff, A., Deakin, M. & Hall, H. (2015, February). The population census: an analysis of its role in a good society. Paper presented at 11th International Conference on Technology, Knowledge and Society, Berkeley University California, USA
Killick, L., Hall, H., Duff, A., & Deakin, M. (2016). The census as an information source in public policy-making. Journal of Information Science, 42(3), 386-395. https://doi.org/10.1177/0165551516628471
This paper provides an assessment of the value of national population censuses as information sources with specific reference to
UK census data and its use in policy-making. M...
Killick, L., Duff, A., Hall, H., & Deakin, M. (2016). Power to the Population? the population census under review. In ACTIS 2015, (27-34)
Many regard the population census as the backbone of national statistics. It is also regarded as a national institution; a data source held in high regard by the academic, pol...
Staff and research students from the Centre for Social Informatics presented nine papers at Information: interactions and impact (i3) in June 2017.
26 June 2017
We use cookies to give you the best possible experience. If you continue, we'll assume you are happy to receive all cookies. See our cookie policy for more information.


text:
I must dust out the cobwebs and get back to sharing more on here. It seems that there are people who do visit from time to time and must think my life has either A. become so exciting that I don't have time to blog, or B. life has gotten so boring that subject matter is just not available anymore. I'm here to assure you that option A. is just laughable! My life is definitely not boring either. I really cannot put my finger on a reason for my lack of writing, but I truly want to turn that around.
First, I must change that banner header! How funny that it's welcoming 2012 and here we are halfway through 2013!! Also, must update on Project House
I have been developing my photography more and more and have been blessed with opportunities to photograph some lovely people over the last year. Time seems to be my enemy so I do not market too much, but I stay as busy as I want to with family and friends, and family of friends of those family and friends. I feel very fortunate to have this outlet that satisfies several desires. I love the creative side of it. I love that I'm in full control. I love that I get the chance to make new friends and interact with others. I really is fun!
Crafts and art has pretty much taken a turn into a vast, empty vacuum. Yes, I pin cool projects like the next girl, but getting those projects off the ground is a whole other story! I need to change this.
Grammyhood seems to be my favorite past time these days. Getting to spend time with the two sweetest babies on earth is truly blissful! So much love in my heart for Carlee and River!
They are my motivation. They are my joy.
A little more catch up to come. For now, napping is a priority!


text:
(and a free dress template download)
I had to hurry up and get this post up because word on the street is that Playdate is already hitting stores and I promised lots of people that I would post a free dress template for my dolls on my blog. But first, I want to take you guys on a little journey into the evolution of my so-called Potty Girls...
It may appear to some like the Rag Doll Panel was a design I created specifically for this fabric collection, but those of you who have been following my company from its inception (and those who have pattern tested for me) know that these girls have been around for a looooong while... just biding their time and waiting for the right moment to come out and play!
Way back in October of 2008 we decided to create a sewing pattern company at the request of about a bazillion people that saw us at the Fall Quilt Market in Houston that year. Since my background is in marketing and branding, of course I couldn't even begin drafting pattern designs without a full set of brand standards for our company. The logo was a no-brainer — I just used the same one I had been using all along for my custom boutique business (nothing better than brand equity). A set of standard fonts and colors for my marketing materials followed as well as style sheets.
Next, I wanted to create a certain "look" for my mechanical drawings... something that was mod with a little touch of whimsy. My first attempt was a lot more "mod" than "whimsical" and I was feeling a tad frustrated. In February of 2009 I decided to go public and ask my dear blog readers for assistance and opinions and I'm so glad I did. My first attempt was coined "potty girls" by a sweet reader after I mentioned that Jon said they looked too much like public restroom signs. LOL! Another reader suggested adding pigtails to make them more girlie and another suggested a set of hairbows (a little nod to my old boutique days).
I went back to the drawing board with their suggestions in mind and my next attempt, which I posted here 2 days later, was a lot more in line with what I really wanted to convey... simple, mod, clean and a tad whimsical...
But my dear Potty Girls (which had now become sort of like the MODKID Mascot) still needed a face and as they started taking on a personality of their own I started dreaming of giving them life... a tangible, 3-D Potty Girl. I made several muslin prototypes last year until I was happy with the shape and size. But, before I even showed it to Michael Miller Fabrics, I needed to make sure they "worked" so I printed a test panel at Spoonflower. The girls looked great flat but it turned out when those broad, straight shoulders that give them the "mod" look are stuffed and curved, the girls looked more like quarterbacks than sweet little girls. Eeeek! (so glad I tested it!).
A few trips back to the drawing board and a few more prototypes followed until I got the perfect Potty Girl.
I hinted at my new venture with this Holiday card I sent out last year... a little test to see if anyone caught on to me. I giggled every time I'd get an email saying "you should print a dolly panel with these." YESSSSSS! :)
The original doll panel design I sent to MMF actually included 4 dolls, front & back on a 1-yard length, but after talking to Kathy, she explained that I needed to make the panel 24" (not 36") because that was the maximum repeat the mill could handle. I could only fit 3 dolls, front & back, on that 24" panel so we ended up sacrificing the redheaded one... and believe me when I tell you how strongly I struggled with that decision, since she was modeled after my dear Sophie.
But alas, I needed to get over it and move on. After all, the whole thing was so exciting... I mean, look! (plus, Sophie got to keep a few Spoonflower prototypes of the redheaded, freckled-face doll... a one-of-a-kind Potty Girl!)
Now, I promised I would post a downloadable template for the simple A-Line dresses my Potty Girls donned at Quilt Market, so here it is.
This template will fit on a standard letter-sized paper and it includes a 1/4" seam allowance. Click HERE to download the high-res PDF version. NOTE: Use only stretch fabrics or you won't be able to get the dress on your dolly.
Here's how I make mine (assembly diagrams are on the template):
- Trace the template twice onto a piece of knit fabric (max stretch going side-to-side) and cut.
- Stitch a narrow hem along the arm holes and neck opening on both pieces. Use your fingers to carefully stretch the fabric as you bend it along the curved edges. You can do this with a stretch stitch or a tiny, narrow zig-zag on your sewing machine.
- Hem both dress pieces separately, again using a stretch stitch or a tiny, narrow zig-zag on your sewing machine.
- Place both dress pieces right sides together and stitch or serge across the top of the shoulders and down both sides of the dress.
- Turn dress right side out and embellish with tiny buttons. TIP: To dress your dolly, pull the dress on from the bottom... it's much easier!)
(OH and thanks a million for all the sweet comments regarding the fabric collection and our booth design! xoxo)


text:
Liz Magor
Canadian, b. 1948
Breast Nest Pressers for the Perching Birds of Canada, 1976
wood, cotton, metal, paper, twigs, grasses, mud
91.5 x 243.8 x 20.3 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Gift of the Winnipeg Rh Foundation Inc.
Sculpture, Canadian Modern (1910-1979)
In the 1970s Liz Magor recorded the individual dimensions and shapes of 182 bird breasts and reproduced each as stuffed cotton breast presser. She included in the display separated and rearranged contents of gathered bird nests—twigs, string, feathers, dust—labelled and stored in a pseudo-scientific fashion. As a collection of objects stemming from a larger series called Bird Nest Boxes, Breast Nest Pressers for the Perching Birds of Canada belongs to the development of art multiples in the 1960s: serialized art objects often made of ephemeral material through processes of reproduction not commonly associated with art. In addition to inherently challenging the assumption that art must be something singular and concerned with aesthetic issues, this work humorously stimulates questions about the human impulse to ascertain, devise, and impose order on the world.
Gallery Hours
- Tuesday 11am-5pm
- Wednesday 11am-5pm
- Thursday 11am-5pm
- Friday 11am-9pm
- Saturday 11am-5pm
- Sunday 11am-5pm
- Closed Monday


text:
We'd like to keep you up-to-date on the latest news and topics that interest you. We process your personal data to send you the newsletters that you subscribe to in the next window and invite you to relevant events. By subscribing you agree to the processing of your personal data as described in our privacy and cookie policy.
MyStibbe is our portal for sharing knowledge and online collaboration. Sharing news & insights relevant to you, to help you stay on top of legal developments.
Our website uses functional cookies for the functioning of the website and analytic cookies that enable us to generate aggregated visitor data. We also use other cookies, such as third party tracking cookies - please indicate whether you agree to the use of these other cookies:


text:
Yale's Greg Mangano opens some eyes at showcase
Playing in the Ivy League doesn't give you a whole lot of exposure to NBA scouts. That's what made the Portsmouth Invitational such an important tournament for Greg Mangano, the Yale senior.
By all accounts, it was a successful venture for the 6-foot-10, two-time all-Ivy selection from Orange.
Mangano averaged 10.7 points and six rebounds in three games (April 11-14) at the annual Portsmouth, Va.-based event, which showcases many of the top senior college basketball players in the land. Perhaps more importantly, Mangano showed scouts an ability to play away from the basket, canning six of 13 3-pointers.
"It went pretty well," Mangano said. "It served the purpose that I was hoping it would. I wanted to go down, open some eyes. You don't get too many looks in the Ivy League or mid-majors in general, so you kind of have to make a name for yourself. Portsmouth and the workouts that will follow are where I will make a little bit of a name for myself. I think some teams have some interest."
Indeed they do, according to Mangano's agent, Marc Fleisher, although the New Canaan-based agent wouldn't divulge which teams were most impressed.
"The feedback I got was quite good," Fleisher said. "Most of the teams had not seen him before and didn't really know what to expect. Everybody was impressed with his shooting, impressed that he was a legit 6-9 in bare feet, that he was long and athletic. I think some of the teams were a little surprised by his size and by his defense. He played against a couple of guys that were much, much higher-ranked -- guys like Henry Sims of Georgetown -- and more than held his own."
Mangano was a center at Yale, where he set the school's all-time career blocked shots record with 213 (third-most in Ivy history) and grabbed 735 career rebounds, sixth in school history. But he knows he won't be a center in the NBA.
"I wanted to show my ability to stretch the floor," he said, "and show that I could play more of a stretch-four position, put the ball on the ground a little bit, be a little more versatile than what I showed before."
Of course, most of the players at the Portsmouth Invitational won't be drafted, and Mangano knows he still has a long way to go if he hopes to hear his name called at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. on June 28. He's hoping to be invited to a couple of group workouts in Minnesota and New Jersey over the next few weeks, all the while working out with a new personal trainer, Shawn Gates, in New Jersey.
In mid-May, individual workouts will begin with teams, and Mangano has already been contacted by Utah, San Antonio and others.
All the while, of course, the former Notre Dame-West Haven star is still focusing on his studies. He will be done with classes and finals by the end of next week, allowing him to focus completely on working towards his dream of being drafted by an NBA team.
"It's a little different, but it's exciting," Mangano said. "It's kind of fun to think about (being drafted) ... From what I've heard back, it's definitely a realistic possibility."
To receive breaking news first, simply text the word nhsports to 22700. *Msg & Data Rates May Apply. Text HELP for help. Text STOP to cancel.


text:
The right to be born equal in freedom and dignity, the right to personal integrity and self-determination: Human Rights are fundamental. They exist independently of laws passed in a society, and cannot be constrained by customs or beliefs of a particular community. We have human rights whether there are laws to uphold them or not. They are universal and indivisible.
Every day disabled people are denied their human rights.
When a person is excluded from employment because they are disabled, it is discrimination. If a child is excluded from education because they are disabled, their rights are being violated. If a disabled person is institutionalised against their will it is a violation of their fundamental human rights.
We believe that with out the inclusion of disabled people in the human rights agenda we will never have equality.
We believe that it is only through recognition that disability is socially constructed that we will achieve dignity.
We believe that celebrating our diversity will give us freedom.
The DAA publishes the following three papers on the subjects related to Human Rights
A contribution to the discussion on the nature of human nature.
An exposure document on the violation of disabled people's human rights and the solutions recommended within the UN Standard Rules.
A Report on the Lives of Disabled Children for the UN General Assembly Special Session on Children
New York, September 2001.
Published on behalf of Rights for Disabled Children. Written by Gerison Lansdown
There is international recognition that all children are subjects of rights and that governments have obligations to protect, promote and fulfil those rights. Unfortunately this protection is still not, despite the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), being properly implemented for disabled children.
It is becoming increasingly clear that one of the key issues in disability activism-the Social Model of Disability-is subject to repeated attacks, particularly within the academic community. What is equally clear is that much of the 'bad press' has been prompted by interpretations of the social model that many of us would find particularly strange.
To read more, go to this page


text:
Slim Randles' Home Country
Worms; the cornerstone of freedom!
Send a link to a friend
[May 17, 2014]
The focus group broke up after an hour and a half with
laughter and full tummies and hugs and handshakes. Dewey got his tie
clip caught on Mrs. Doc's sweater as she hugged him, but that was
his only physical disaster and it was a minor one.
As the small group left the Mule Barn's private dining room and
walked out through the main coffee shop, there were envious glances
from the regulars who weren't asked to participate in figuring out
how to increase sales in red wiggler fishing and composting worms.
Even cowboy Steve seemed to walk a bit straighter through the café,
and he didn't put his hat back on until he was outside.
After Dewey settled up at the cash register, he and Emily, his
girlfriend, vice president in charge of future plans for both
Environmental Enrichment Services and Dewey himself, walked out
hand- in- hand into the sunshine. Dewey the Accident Prone sells
manure and manure by-products to gardeners.
"I thought it went really well, Honey," Emily said, "didn't you?"
"That was a great idea you had, Emily. After all, if you want to
know what sells worms, ask the people who buy them. I especially
liked Doc's suggestion about the kid with the fishing pole and can
of worms being patriotic, American, and … nostalgic?"
[to top of second
"Yes, Dear," she said, helping Dewey up after
he tripped over the curb. "Nostalgic kind of says it all."
"And we can continue on with that theme for our company, emphasizing
worms as the very cornerstone of freedom!"
"Well … let's work on that one a bit, shall we?"
[Text from file received from
Slim Randles]
Watch A Home Country Minute with Slim Randles. Free. Go to
Recent features
Back to top


text:
You are looking at 1-1 of 1 chapters for:
- 8.7.7 Prime. x
- 8.7 Apostrophe x
Cheryl Iverson
in AMA Manual of Style: A Guide for Authors and Editors (10th edition)
Do not use an apostrophe where a prime sign is intended. Do not use a prime sign as a symbol of measurement. (See also , Nomenclature, Drugs, Chemical Names.)The methyl group was in the 5′ position.


text:
The Second Peak Chicagoland Nationals - Midwest Muscle
Muscle Car Maniacs Hit The Goodguys Show For The Second Peak Chicagoland Nationals In Joliet, Illinois.
In the waning days of a glorious Midwestern summer, an American tradition sings its familiar encore. Like baseball, hotdogs, family vacations, and concerts in the park, hot rodding elicits a similar warmth from inside. Friday night cruising, car shows, stoplight encounters, and popping a cold one while changing oil on a languid summer day are all uniquely Yank experiences, but our Midwest siblings have it the best. There's no use arguing about it. Maybe it's those bone-chilling winters or the endless springtime rains, but Midwesterners make up for it with plenty to spare after Memorial Day-and they don't let off the gas until Mother Nature puts it all to bed by Thanksgiving.
Midwesterners have a stewardship for our country's rich automotive heritage that escapes lesser regions. Take, for instance, this winter's auto bailout-which garnered little support outside core Midwestern states. These guys "get it," while others of us can't fathom it. When it's time to pick cities for the Power Tour, you don't see them rolling through D.C., San Francisco, New York City, Boston, or even Los Angeles, do you? No. They tag Chi-town and environs. What we're saying is that deep down, if you're a true muscle car motorhead, there's a little Midwesterner in you, no matter where you live. Believe it.
Motorheads roll through the suburbs of Chicago like blood coursing through the veins of a rutting bull. And at no point in the year are the automotive pheromones stronger than during the fall equinox. The place positively breathes octane. The scene of our story: the Goodguys Second Peak Chicagoland Nationals in Joliet, Illinois, on the weekend of September 19-21. Like a mechanical million man march, motorheads converge on the Chicagoland Speedway for summer's last stand, and the dedicated staff at Goodguys doesn't disappoint. In their never ending desire to cook up new ways for Americans to enjoy their muscle car iron, Goodguys-our partners in crime-have concocted the diabolically delicious Street Challenge Autocross for go-ers, and the Mighty Muscle corral for show-ers. And while elder statesmen hot rodders with their street rods and kustoms have plenty else to do at a Goodguys show, these two arenas are reserved strictly for our kind of roughhouse hooligans!
Laguna Of The MonthThe car corral is always a fun place to hang out at a Goodguys show, and the one at Joliet didn't disappoint! We found the brother to our Laguna project-another '75 owned by Kevin Campbell. It's for sale (asking price: $14,250), and interested parties can call Kevin at 708-709-2886. We were impressed with the visuals, including a sweet two-stage paint job and Boyd Coddington wheels (17x8 and 18x9s rims with 255/45R17 and 295/45R18 rubber). This thing has been restored back to life with some careful appointments: new A/C, custom dual exhaust with Flowmasters, ceramic-coated Dynomax headers, rebuilt 350 with a new Demon carb, rebuilt Turbo 350 trans, QA1 shocks, lowering springs, two-inch drop spindles, new carpet, seals, headliner, package tray, scuff plates, and lots of new or rebuilt stock equipment. We wouldn't call it a strip terror, but it's a very nice driver with great curb appeal.
|Chi-Town Muscle Car Winners
|In The Goodguys Fab Five
|Ron Sall
|Grand Rapids, MI
|1971 Challenger
|George Myter
|Cranberry, PA
|1972 Chevelle
|Goodguys Muscle Machine of the Year Finalist
|Gary Abraham
|Chicago Heights, IL
|1970 Chevy Nova
|Muscle Car of the Year Finalist
|Dina Walker
|Morris, IL
|1970 Chevelle SS
|General Awards
|Chevy Muscle
|Kenosha, WI
|1965 Chevy Biscayne
|Eagle One Excellent Choice Award
|Josh Hart
|Warrendale, PA
|1969 Camaro
|Mighty Muscle
|Chuck Romani
|Silvis, IL
|1966 Chevy Chevelle
|PPG Dream Car
|Fred Bartoli
|Schaumburg, IL
|1969 Camaro
|Cool Convert
|John Kotzelnick
|Indianapolis, IN
|1964 Chevy
|Ford Muscle
|Oglesby, IL
|1970 Ford
|Long Distance Award
|JIm Cochran
|Arizona City, AZ
|1964 Ford Fairlane 500
|Mighty Mustang
|Steve Nakouich
|Burr Ridge, IL
|1965 Mustang Convert
|Cool Camaro
|Cody Lebo
|Logansport, IN
|1972 Camaro
|Super '70S Pick
|Frankfort, IL
|1972 Chevy Nova
|FlowMaster American Thunder Award
|Rich Bryant
|Bradley, IL
|1965 Nova SS
|Mighty Mopar
|Iowa City, IA
|1970 Plymouth GTX
|Mopar Muscle
|Frank Zilka
|Lockport, IL
|1966 Dodge Coronet
|Sooo Low Pick
|Eddie Velasco
|Highland, IL
|1972 Maverick


text:
PHILADELPHIA, April 6, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Just like a massive iceberg jutting out of the ocean, many of cancer's genetic underpinnings remain hidden under the surface, impossible to predict or map from above. The foreboding shadows and shapes that appear on CT scans and MRIs - and even in the field that doctors see when they zoom in to look at cancer cells under a high-powered microscope - are just the tip of the iceberg.
Penn Medicine's new Center for Personalized Diagnostics, a joint initiative of the department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine in the Perelman School of Medicine and the Abramson Cancer Center, is diving deeper into each patient's tumor with next generation DNA sequencing. These specialized tests can refine patient diagnoses with greater precision than standard imaging tests and blood work, all with an aim to broaden treatment options and improve their efficacy.
"We're using the most advanced diagnostic methods to unlock cancer's secrets," says David B. Roth , MD, PhD, chairman of the department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. "A tumor's genomic profile is the most critical piece of information for an oncologist to have when they're deciding what therapy to recommend. The results of tests in the Center for Personalized Diagnostics reveal a genetic blueprint of each patient's tumor that is as discrete and singular as a fingerprint."
The Center for Personalized Diagnostics unites top experts in genomic analysis, bioinformatics, and cancer genetics - who use the most sensitive data analysis tools available to identify the rarest of mutations - with oncologists who treat patients and design clinical trials to test new therapies. Together, their efforts will provide cancer patients with cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic options.
The first group of patients who are undergoing testing through the CPD includes those with blood cancers and solid tumors of the brain, melanoma, and lung. Throughout 2013, the tests will be expanded for a wider range of cancer patients. Results are available within two weeks - twice as fast as most commercially available testing panels. All new and relapsed Abramson Cancer Center patients will receive this testing - conducted via simple blood tests and/or biopsy of tumor tissue or bone marrow - as part of their evaluation and diagnostic process. Interpretation of results is communicated one-on-one to patients and their caregivers by physicians and genetic counselors.
In contrast to the CPD's offerings, individual genetic tests - which now proliferate in the marketplace, even for healthy people who may be interested in going on a spelunking expedition through their DNA - are time consuming and expensive to conduct, and they often yield information which is not clinically actionable. When these tests are offered for cancer patients, patients are often left with only a veritable alphabet soup detailing genetic information, with few plans for how to use those findings to conquer their cancer.
Since the CPD began operating in early 2013, however, tests in 80 percent of patients revealed genetic mutations that may be used to alter their treatment course or clarify their prognosis. The results are playing a role in:
The Center's research agenda operates in parallel with its clinical care mission. Each patient's test results will add to an enormous repository of genomic mutation profiles that, combined with the ability to follow patients over time, will help clinical researchers identify new markers and mutation profiles to better predict the course of an individual patient's treatment response and suggest new targets for therapy. As new mutations are detected and novel treatment options are identified, the gene testing panels will be modified and expanded, creating an evolving, real-time mutation profiling option.
"We see 11,500 newly diagnosed patients each year in the Abramson Cancer, and hundreds of others who seek our help when their cancers have not responded, or have returned, after receiving standard therapies elsewhere," said Chi Van Dang , MD, PhD, director of the Abramson Cancer Center. "A key part of our mission is to provide each of these patients these tests as soon as possible, so that we can quickly tailor a treatment regimen that provides them the greatest chance of a cure."
Penn Medicine's Center for Personalized Diagnostics: http://www.pennmedicine.org/personalized-diagnostics/
Penn Medicine Abramson Cancer Center: www.penncancer.org
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine: http://pathology.uphs.upenn.edu/
Penn Medicine is one of the world's leading academic medical centers, dedicated to the related missions of medical education, biomedical research, and excellence in patient care. Penn Medicine consists of the Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (founded in 1765 as the nation's first medical school) and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, which together form a $4.3 billion enterprise.
The Perelman School of Medicine has been ranked among the top five medical schools in the United States for the past 16 years, according to U.S. News & World Report's survey of research-oriented medical schools. The School is consistently among the nation's top recipients of funding from the National Institutes of Health, with $398 million awarded in the 2012 fiscal year.
The University of Pennsylvania Health System's patient care facilities include: The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania -- recognized as one of the nation's top "Honor Roll" hospitals by U.S. News & World Report; Penn Presbyterian Medical Center; and Pennsylvania Hospital -- the nation's first hospital, founded in 1751. Penn Medicine also includes additional patient care facilities and services throughout the Philadelphia region.
Penn Medicine is committed to improving lives and health through a variety of community-based programs and activities. In fiscal year 2012, Penn Medicine provided $827 million to benefit our community.
This news release was issued on behalf of Newswise(TM). For more information, visit http://www.newswise.com.
|SOURCE Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Copyright©2012 PR Newswire.
All rights reserved


text:
China doubled the limit for the yuan's daily moves against the US dollar, easing controls on the exchange rate as appreciation bets waned amid slower economic growth.
The yuan will, from today, be able to trade as much as 2 percent on either side of a daily central bank reference rate, from 1 percent previously, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its Web site on Saturday.
The band was last widened in April 2012 from 0.5 percent, and before that from 0.3 percent in May 2007.
The move underscores pledges from China's leaders to make the exchange rate more market-based and promote freer movement of capital in and out of the country for investment purposes.
The central bank said on Saturday it will continue to increase the yuan's two-way flexibility after last month highlighting an "orderly" broadening of the currency's trading band among its policy goals this year.
The band widening "strengthens the bank's signal that the one-way bet on the yuan's gain is over and we should expect much more yuan-dollar volatility going forward," Lu Ting (陸挺), head of Greater China economics at Bank of America Corp in Hong Kong, said in an e-mail.
"Further band widening is of little meaning. A much more important and meaningful reform is to change the rule on setting the daily fixing," Lu added.
The central bank needs to shift to a new market-based system, Lu said. As an intermediate step in improving the fixing, it could peg the yuan to a basket of currencies weighted by the importance of its trading partners, Lu said.
While the central bank will "basically exit" normal foreign-exchange intervention to allow markets a greater role, it will "conduct the necessary adjustment and management" in cases of abnormally large fluctuations, the bank said in a separate statement.
The currency has slid 1.8 percent from a 20-year high of 6.0406 per US dollar reached on Jan. 14, after rising 2.9 percent last year.
The yuan fell as much as 0.86 percent on Feb. 28, the biggest intraday loss in China Foreign Exchange Trade System prices going back to 2007.
The drop was also the largest since China unified official and market exchange rates at the start of 1994. The yuan closed at 6.1502 on Friday.
Recent weakness was driven by the central bank in order to curb one-way appreciation bets before broadening the trading limit, HSBC Holdings Plc strategists led by Paul Mackel wrote in a note on Saturday.
One-month implied volatility in the onshore yuan, a measure of expected moves in the exchange rate used to price options, touched an 18-month high of 2.49 percent on Friday.
Non-deliverable forwards due in 12 months completed the biggest weekly drop since November 2011.
Saturday's announcement follows data signaling an economic slowdown that may make Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's (李克強) expansion target this year of about 7.5 percent harder to reach.
Industrial output had the weakest January-to-February growth since 2009 and fixed-asset investment increased at the slowest pace for the two-month period in 13 years, government reports released on Thursday showed.
GDP rose 7.7 percent last year, the same pace as in 2012, which was the weakest increase since 1999.
Yuan appreciation and capital inflows are unlikely amid the weak economic data, JPMorgan economists led by Zhu Haibin (朱海濱) wrote in a research note.


text:
JERUSALEM — When Pope Benedict XVI announced that New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan was to be elevated to cardinal on Feb. 18, many people expected the popular archbishop of New York to cancel a Holy Land retreat he had planned to lead.
But Cardinal-designate Dolan, who heads the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, wouldn't hear of it. He didn't want to disappoint either the 50 New York-area priests who were scheduled to accompany him or the Holy Land Christians who had long anticipated their visit.
Also, Cardinal-designate Dolan yearned for the retreat as a way to spiritually prepare for the challenges his new position will entail.
"What better place to pray and recharge your spiritual batteries than in the land of the Bible and Jesus?" Cardinal-designate Dolan told the Register toward the end of the retreat, which took the priests from Bethlehem to Nazareth to Jerusalem.
While the archbishop said the pilgrimage was full of high points, the group's encounters with Holy Land Christians were particularly meaningful.
"The patriarch told us that Holy Land Christians feel left alone and isolated," Cardinal-designate Dolan said, referring to Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Fouad Twal. "They say, 'We're a minority that's sadly dwindling all the time, and yet we prize the fact that we are Catholic.' They say, 'We're part of a universal family,' but ask, 'Where is all the family?'"
When Christians make Holy Land pilgrimages, the archbishop said, "It's a way of telling local Christians, 'We love you; we need you; you're an example to us." Pilgrimages "are a living example of what Pope John Paul meant by solidarity."
The group expressed this solidarity by visiting the tiny Church of the Good Shepherd in the Palestinian town of Jericho, where 400 Christians — 230 of them Catholics — live alongside some 40,000 Muslims.
They also expressed their support at Bethlehem University, the only Catholic university in the Palestinian-ruled West Bank. The student body is 30% Christian and 70% Muslim. Welcoming the group, Brother Jack Curran, the university's New York-born vice president for development, said he was "joyful" to be able to share with the group "not only how challenging it is to educate the youth of the Holy Land, but to be able to, through the devotion and support of great men like Archbishop Dolan, continue to face the challenges of educating a population under a military occupation."
Brother Curran is a member of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, which was involved in the university's founding in 1973. Many brothers from the order still teach at and are part of the administration of the university.
Boosting Morale
The priests were visibly moved by their encounter with several of the university's students, who stood before the group and shared their dreams and answered questions.
"I bet you can't tell who is Muslim and who is Christian," one of the students said with a smile. Only one of the women wore an Islamic head scarf. All were dressed in jeans.
Margaret, an accounting major, said that the percentage of university-educated Palestinians is very high, "but we have limited job possibilities."
Israel, which governs the West Bank, severely restricts the number of Palestinians who may travel to and work in Israel, citing security concerns. The huge wall Israel erected around most of the West Bank has prevented terrorists from infiltrating, but it has also trapped ordinary Palestinians.
Sana, who is studying English literature, urged the priests "to deliver a message to the outside so they know about us, the Palestinians."
Following the students' presentations, Archbishop Dolan reiterated what Holy Land Christians want the world to know: "The Church in the Holy Land is not just a museum and not just a historical fact, but is living and still goes on, so the work of Jesus continues in and through the Church."
Following a catered lunch prepared by the university's culinary students, Cardinal-designate Dolan quipped, "I leave here filled with hope. But I do have one concern: You have brothers here from Brooklyn teaching you English. I assume you have accent-reduction classes here."
Later that day, the priests went to Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust museum and memorial.
"I insisted that it be put on our itinerary because even though the Shoah [Holocaust] belongs uniquely to the Jewish people, to remember it is the duty of all humanity. To come to Israel without visiting Yad Vashem would have been an imperfect trip," the archbishop said.
After more than a week of touring, praying and encountering, the retreat's participants said they felt renewed and were eager to share their experiences with their flocks back home.
"It's been beautiful, seeing all the things we've read about for years," said Father Jeff Conway, pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea in Staten Island, N.Y., during a visit to the Church of the Nativity. "I'm getting a whole new perspective."
"Words can't describe how it feels to be in all the holy places with our shepherd, Archbishop Dolan, reflecting on the Good Shepherd, Jesus," said Father Andrew Carrozza, pastor of St. Ann's Church in Yonkers, at the Jericho church.
The visit also resonated with local Christians.
"We Christians are a minority here, less than 2% of the population," said a Greek Orthodox shopkeeper in the Christian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. "Due to the difficult situation here, many have emigrated. We need the bishop and the priests to pray for us, to pray for the peace of the Holy Land — to pray for everyone: Catholics, Christians, Muslims and Jews. Life is difficult for everyone, and we need their heartfelt prayers."
The shopkeeper's daughter, Lana, 31, who works in her family's store, said she hopes the American priests "visited our Christian institutions and will go home and ask their faithful to contribute more to the Christians here in the Holy Land. Catholic organizations are very generous, but sometimes they end up helping Muslims more than Christians."
Without more help, Lana said, "more Christians will emigrate."
Register Middle East correspondent Michele Chabin writes from Jerusalem.


text:
The Annabelle Minerals Natural Light mineral concealer perfectly complements Natural Light and Natural Medium foundations. Perfect for women with light, slightly beige complexions. Due to inclusion of titanium dioxide it perfectly conceals blemishes, discolorations and redness. Zinc oxide included in the composition reduces inflammation, aiding the skin healing process.
Given its antibacterial properties Annabelle Minerals concealer is not recommended as an under eye concealer. In order to mask the shadows under the eyes, we recommend using a radiant foundation, which will not only conceal imperfections but also give the eyelids a luminous finish.
Titanium dioxide is a natural UVA/UVB sunscreen with SPF value of 15.
Package contains 4 grams of the product.
Ingredients: Titanium Dioxide, Mica, Zinc Oxide, Iron Oxides, Ultramarines
Applying the mineral concealer is remarkably simple.Just remember that the color of your concealer should be a shade lighter than the color of your foundation.
GOLDEN DARK matte foundation 4/10g
12,90 €Add to cart
BEIGE MEDIUM coverage foundation 4/10g
12,90 €Add to cart
15,90 €
ROYAL GLOW mineral highlighter
19,90 €Add to cart
GOLDEN DARK coverage foundation 4/10g
12,90 €Add to cart
13,90 €Add to cart
10,90 €
8,90 €Add to cart
13,90 €Add to cart
10,90 €Add to cart


text:
Chloé "C" clutch with chain
Chloé "C" clutch with chain in shiny & suede calfskin
€ 890
Available soon
Select size
Select colour
Product details
Shiny & suede calfskin Carry: long shoulder or cross-body - 1 chain & leather strap - 1 back flat pocket - Large main compartment - Delicate hidden push closure - 1 flat leather pocket - Cotton canvas lining Comes with a dust bag - Width: 21.5 cm / 8.5" - Height: 14.5 cm / 5.7" - Depth: 5 cm / 2" - Strap length min: 53 cm / 20.9" This article is made from pure aniline leather. Tanning imparts a specific character to the skin, such as hues and wrinkles, combined with a light and transparent aniline finish. Respect care instructions on the leaflet. Colour: motty grey Item code: CHC19SS192A3723W
Revealing a sleek and refined aesthetic, the Chloé "C" clutch with chain is crafted from supple calfskin with luxurious gold brass detailing. A tonal suede panel sits below the statement "C" signature, while the chain strap incorporates smooth calfskin for a comfortable yet sophisticated shoulder carry. The Chloé "C" clutch includes an easy-to-use and sophisticated hidden push closure to secure your essentials.
Shipping & Returns
Return Service:
We also provide an easy return service: just ship your items back to us with a shipping service of your choice within 30 days from delivery. Read more on Returns & Refunds.
May we help?
Call us at +44 (0)2078113950
Contact us by filling out our form


text:
[CANCELLED] [227] The Star Shoal Chronicles: Bullrush Nightmares
Posted: 28 Feb 2016, 10:57
Star Shoal ChroniclesBULLRUSH NIGHTMARES
Story Hook:
- Star Shoal Chronicles: Episode Infinity was supposed to be my last Unreal project, but for some reason I felt like opening up the editor. Maybe it was because Star Shoal Chronicles: Episode Infinity was absolutely terrible. This level will be released by the end of March 2016, whether it is ready or not. I have neither the time or patience for another year and half long project.
Story Hook:
- You know that wreckage you said you found? Jerry says you made it up. Your dumb ass nearly had me fooled.
I know what you are thinking, but forget it. There is nothing for us beyond what you see here. Nothing. So you should forget about whatever junk out there. It's worthless.
You're going back out again anyway aren't you? How many days are you going to waste searching? Maybe do us all a favor this time and feed yourself to the devilfish. Better than your useless ass coming back.
- One level
- Better scope control
- Usage of spellcheck
- Many instances of Plant1
- Less broken stuff
- firetrucks and trashbag
- Bullrush Nightmares has been cancelled. Details to come shortly.


text:
Kenyatta Smith recorded the first double-double of his career (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Kenyatta Smith made a Harvard record 10 blocks and scored a career-best 20 points to go along with nine rebounds, while Wesley Saunders poured in 23 points, as the Harvard men's basketball team topped Penn, 73-54, before a sold out crowd of 2,195 Lavietes Pavilion Friday evening.
With the win, Harvard improves to 6-1 in conference play, 14-7 overall and 10-1 at home this season, while the Quakers fall to 5-8 and 2-4 in Ivy League action. Harvard finished the game with 15 blocks, also a program record, and shot 52.3 percent as a team. The Crimson held Penn to34.9 percent shooting, while Darien Nelson-Henry paced the Quakers with 14 points. Steve Moundou-Missi added 11 points for Harvard, while Smith's double-double was the first of his career.
The Crimson remains at home to host Princeton tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. in a game that will be shown live on NBC Sports Network.
After a slow start for both teams, Smith made a block on one end of the floor and then hit a layup, making it 5-2 Crimson with just over 16 minutes left in the first. After Saunders made it 7-2 with a bucket off the glass, Saunders added another basket, 9-4. Penn tied the contest, 9-9, but Saunders responded with a triple from the corner to put Harvard back on top, 12-9.
With just under 11 minutes to go, Webster nailed another triple, as the Crimson led, 17-11, and then Steve Moundou-Missi hit a jumper as Harvard went up by eight, 19-11. Moundou-Missi found Saunders for a layup, making it 25-15, and then Smith hit two from the foul line, 27-18. At the 5:47 mark, Saunders drew contact before hitting a jump shot, 29-20, followed by a two-handed dunk by Smith, 31-20.
With time winding down in the first, Saunders nailed a jumper to send the Crimson to the half with a 37-27 advantage. Saunders had 17 points in the first half on 6-of-9 shooting. Harvard shot 48.1 percent from the field in the first stanza and had seven blocks, while holding the Quakers to 38.7 percent shooting as a team.
In the second, Smith was fouled before hitting a basket and the ensuing foul shot, 40-29. With 18:05 remaining, Saunders sent a pass to Laurent Rivard who hit a 3-pointer, as Harvard went up by 13, 44-31. At the 15:43 mark, Webster went up to shoot a 3-pointer, but was fouled. Webster made all three free throws, as the Crimson continued to pull away, 49-33.
Saunders put Harvard up by 15 when he converted a conventional 3-point play, 52-37, and then Siyani Chambers nailed a triple, 55-37. After the Crimson stretched its lead to 20, the Quakers went on a 5-0 run, 57-42, but the Crimson responded with a 7-0 run of its own to go up by 22, 64-42.
Down the stretch, Moundou-Missi made two foul shots with just over three minutes left, 70-47, and then Smith made his 10th block of the game with 2:01 left.


text:
Page 1
|1 of 4
This page
54 H A S K I N S & SELLS October Our Own THE annual meeting of Haskins & Sells began at the Executive Offices on Monday, September 23. Colonel Carter presiding, called the partners together at ten o'clock for a short session preceding the general meeting. He announced that Mr. Ludlam, who has been ill for some time, and in the hospital, was now at home and making a rapid recovery. This announcement brought great joy to every one present. Colonel Carter then reviewed briefly the general results and outstanding events of the previous year and announced the Haskins & Sells Foundation, this institution having been organized during the year for the purpose of rendering assistance to members of the organization who by reason of age or infirmity may be, in the future, prevented from continuing in the organization as actively as in the past. Following the partners' meeting, the general conference was begun, the morning session being devoted to a general discussion of miscellaneous matters relating to the organization. Lunch was served in the library at 12:30, following which various informal conferences took place. The afternoon session of Monday was given over to a discussion of brokerage accounts. Mr. Willins led the discussion and read a paper dealing with the examination of stock brokerage accounts in the preparation of questionnaires which are required by stock exchanges. He pointed out the necessity of having each office as familiar with the examination of stock brokerage houses as our offices in New York City, inasmuch as the increased activity in market affairs is becoming widespread throughout the country and the exchanges of other cities are adopting the practices of the New York Stock Exchange in requiring the questionnaires of member concerns. Mr. Willins also referred to the fact that the New York Stock Exchange has not laid down any definite form in Meetings which the information required by the questionnaire is to be furnished. He stated, however, that the form which has been used by New York Broad Street office for several years has appeared to be satisfactory to the New York Exchange and that he believed if other offices would adopt the same form, the exchanges in the various cities would find it satisfactory. With this thought in mind, the committee which organized the Monday afternoon session, namely, Messrs. Bickett, Willins, and Garrison, had prepared specimen copies of the questionnaire report, with specimen forms used in the examination to accompany mimeographed copies of the remarks on the examination of stock brokerage accounts and the questionnaire. Following Mr. Willins' presentation of the paper there was considerable discussion and many practical questions were asked by representatives of the various practice offices, which showed how timely the subject is. Monday evening, after group dinner parties, the assemblage attended a theatre party at Chanin's 46th Street theatre (this being a Shubert production), the play being "Follow Through." The appropriateness of this selection was very apparent, from remarks heard here and there during the following days. The play was bright, sparkling, and entertaining, and seems to have been enjoyed by every one present. The session Tuesday morning was given over to a discussion of the Federal Reserve Bulletin dealing with the verification of financial statements. This subject was presented by Mr. Gause, the session having been organized by a committee consisting of Messrs. Foye, Kracke, and Reik. Following an interesting presentation and discussion, the meeting voted to adopt the Federal Reserve Bulletin as an integral part of our service procedure, the committee having worked out the details of incorporating the procedure into our service classification.


text:
How to Wire the Silicon Valley Mindset Into Your Community
TheFunded.com News
Posted by jonnystartup on 2013-11-13
The Founder Institute, which spun out of TheFunded.com, was built with an underlying core belief;
Silicon Valley is not a place. It's a mindset.
In order to help local community leaders wire the Silicon Valley mindset into their communities and plant sustainable seeds for innovation, we recently released an infographic that outlined four steps;
1. Accept Failure
Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley fail more than entrepreneurs anywhere else in the world, but it is their "ability to fail" that helps them ultimately take risks and succeed. When a culture can accept and mitigate the risks of failure — both financially and socially, and through both public policy and social constructs — then entrepreneurship can prosper and true creativity can be unleashed.
2. Embrace Your Geeks
Every community has super-smart people, but in most places, they are dispersed across separate industry circles and rarely interact. Silicon Valley "geek culture" is inclusive, open minded, diverse, and quirky. Why? Because smart people generally share one common trait — they are creative. Implement and encourage creative projects in your community to attract, gather, and support your geek culture.
3. Create Networks of Capital
Yes, Silicon Valley has the brand name VCs, but more importantly it has vast, informal networks of angel investors that pool their money to seed promising projects. AngelList's "Syndicates" is a step toward formalizing these networks, but the more you can tap into, educate, and gather existing networks of wealth around startups, the better your ecosystem will be. In the end, if great companies are built somewhere, the capital will follow.
4. Foster Collaboration
Above all else, Silicon Valley is an amazingly tight-knit and collaborative culture. People of all skill sets, backgrounds, and experiences get together almost nightly here to share ideas, best practices, and metrics, and to provide each other feedback. Why? Because we understand that helping each other and sharing expertise leads to faster iteration, more efficient innovation, faster market growth, and ultimately a larger pie for all.
Entrepreneurs have so much to gain by working together, because ideas don't matter — execution does. Forget the NDAs, and stop creating "competitions." Instead, start creating ways for people to collaborate and share knowledge with the next generation of founders. It will make your community infinitely more successful.
Want to Bring this Mindset to Your Community?
The Founder Institute helps local leaders create sustainable startup ecosystems using these Silicon Valley best practices.


text:
Recently added item(s)
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Maternity Clothes
Shop by occasion
Winter Coats
From smart wool styles to babywearing parkas
Find yours now
Formal Maternity Dresses
Bridal style
Shop wedding dresses
Special occasions
Shop the collection
Watch the video
Nursing Clothes
5* Nursing Clothes: Approved by Mums
Shop the looks
Skin to Skin Tops
Shop now
Shop All
Our Blog
Read the latest fashion news
Fashion Inspo
Watch our inspirational Video Clips
Celebs ❤Us
Find out who is wearing Seraphine
Our Story
Read more about us and Cecile
they are talking about us...
Offering effortless style & easy access for breastfeeding, Seraphine's nursing clothes collection fuses function & style.
Nursing Dresses
Nursing Tops
Breastfeeding Covers
Nursing Sweaters
Nursing Bras
Nursing Nightwear
You have selected
Filter By
4 Styles found
Showing 4 of 4
The Seraphine team share their breastfeeding tips
Watch now
Nursing Style Guide
All about the different nursing options
Love it
Shawl Style Guide
Discover 6 ways to wear your shawl
Let's go
Nursing Bra Guide
Helping you to find the perfect one
See now
Discover our adorable collection
Let her choose
Find out more
Get your free copy now
View it online
Complete your nursing closet at Seraphine – Browse our collection of stylish nursing dresses or choose nursing tops & knitwear to team with your maternity jeans.
Don't miss our stylish range of designer diaper bags – the ultimate accessory for a new mom.
By subscribing to our newsletter, you agree that we may send you special offers, unique discounts and newsletters by email. Full details are available in our Privacy Policy and you can opt out at any time.
Stay Social


text:
AIPG Section Legislation Resources
We asked the AIPG Sections for assistance in obtaining licensing legislation verbiage and these are the results:
You can find what you are looking for at http://mi.aipg.org/
Call either Kevin Lund if they have any questions.
New Hamphire
The link to the bill and the law: http://www.state.nh.us/jtboard/geo.htm
Call Dorothy Richter if you have any questions.
I have several versions, most of which incorporate language negotiated with the engineers and other interested parties. Please have members contact me - Kevin Coleman.
In Utah, there are 2 laws and 2 sets of associated regs. The one law is an umbrella law that applies to all licensed professions addressing the items common to all, including penalties, disciplinary action, etc. The other law is specific to geologists. FYI, we are considering a rule change by this time next year (06/07) to address expert witness testimony, which is not specifically addressed.
The link will get you there: http://www.dopl.utah.gov/licensing/geologist_sub_page.html#geostatutes


text:
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University's offensive struggles continued on Monday as visiting King College swept a Conference Carolinas softball doubleheader at Jack Ingram Field. The Tornado doubled up the Lady Falcons 6-3 in game one while using a grand slam in a 4-0 nightcap victory. King moves to 16-10 overall, 5-5 in league play while Pfeiffer drops to 14-23, 4-8.
Cassie Ringstaff started things off with a RBI-single in the top of the first to get King on the board early. In a three-run third, Cora Milliken delivered the big hit with a two-run double for a 4-0 lead. Pfeiffer got on the board in the bottom half of the third on an Emily Workman single that scored Melanie Conklin.
After another RBI picked up by Ringstaff and Milliken in the fourth, the Lady Falcons final pair of runs came in the seventh on a Julianna Bullington solo homer and RBI-single from Mikaela Strickland after an Ashlee Ellen double. Hannah Light picked up the first of her two wins on the day with a complete game effort striking out five.
In game two, Stephanie Rodriguez and Christina Melcher posted one-out singles while Milliken loaded the bases on a free pass. Fallon Thomas came up with the big blow blasting a grand slam for the four Tornado runs in the third.
Pfeiffer best chance to score came in the sixth with Andrea Wagner reaching on an error and Conklin getting aboard with a single. An ensuing fly out, fielder's choice and groundout by Light would end the threat. Light was even better in game two pitching a two-hit shutout adding two more strikeouts.
Pfeiffer will look to bust out of their slump hosting Queens on Wednesday afternoon. Game one's first pitch will be delivered at 3:00 p.m.


text:
Sheriff's Office says he climbed an automotive center's fence, killed a mastiff and buried it next door
A Sarasota man is accused of killing a dog, after the owner discovered surveillance video of his missing dog being beaten to death, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.
On Sunday morning, the owner of John's Automotive on Snug Harbor Place in Sarasota called the Sheriff's Office to report a 4-year-old mastiff, Ashton, was missing.
Later that day, detectives say the owner reviewed video surveillance, finding horrific images of a man beating his dog to death with a tire iron.
The owner identified the suspect as Kevin Koscielniak, 52, an employee who was asked to leave Saturday after causing a disturbance.
Detectives say Koscielniak climbed over a barbed wire fence, killed the dog, wrapped it in a blanket, cut the fence to the adjacent Casey's Auto, dragged the dog onto that property and buried it there.
Koscielniak is being charged with burglarizing two local businesses, cruelty to animals resulting in death, improper disposal of dead animals, tampering with evidence and damaging the fence.
He is being held on $7,620 bail.


text:
Alex Rodriguez, legal team started grievance process against Yankees in early August, report says
Multiple sources confirmed to ESPNNewYork.com's Andrew Marchand Sunday that Alex Rodriguez's lawyers have started the process for filing a grievance against the New York Yankees in regards to his medical treatment since last October.
Lawyers reached out to the Major League Baseball Players Association earlier in August to begin the grievance process and are claiming the Yankees have mishandled the third baseman's medical treatment.
MORE: A-Rod's attorney: MLB won't have the evidence | Yanks president challenges A-Rod
Joseph Tacopina, Rodriguez's new attorney, said Saturday the Yankees played Rodriguez during the playoffs even though they knew he had a bad hip. He also said team president Randy Levine told Dr. Bryan Kelly, the surgeon operating on Rodriguez's injured hip, that if Rodriguez could not play again after the procedure, he would be fine with that.
There's also complaints from Rodriguez's camp the Yankees played up Rodriguez's quad injury in July to keep him off the field while he was healthy enough to play.
Levine and the Yankees front office have denied all allegations.
Informing the Players Association of the grievance is the first step in setting an arbitration hearing between Rodriguez and the team. It would be heard by MLB arbitrator Fredric Horowitz.
PHOTOS: Where Rodriguez, other athletes went wrong
Horowitz is already in line to hear Rodriguez's appeal of the suspension handed down from Bud Selig and the league earlier this month. Rodriguez can play until the hearing and process ends, which is not expected to take place until November at the earliest.
Rodriguez's camp believes the treatment of the third baseman's medical treatments are part of a MLB and Yankee conspiracy against Rodriguez to keep him off the field and collect insurance on the remainder of his contract, respectively.
MLB has denied the accusations.
Rodriguez has not yet said whether he used PEDs at any point or not.
Page 19, Article V of the JDA states that all parties "are prohibited from publicly disclosing information about an individual's Player's test results or testing history."
If Rodriguez publicly stated his case, then there is a fear from his side that the Yankees and/or MLB could use it against them in future hearings.


text:
bluetrain necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 52 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
Golfpatio.com is a Golf website focusing on Two Objectives:
1. Allow golfers to easily search and book tee times online with real-time access to course tee sheets. No more need to call 5 courses!
2. Provide a web 2.0 style golf community to share profile information between golfers, favorite courses, club selection, tips etc.
Not Required. Could be like "Relax - We'll Find You a Tee Time"
Desired Color Scheme:
Please use colour palette from http://www.modernlifeisrubbish.co.u…ur-palette
Desired Style:
Visually we would like to see a logo that is modern, potentially web2.0 style, potentially provides a visual or icon related to relaxing, perhaps visual related to patios and of course we're open to integration of golf visuals. Color wise we are very open
Accepted File Formats:
illustrator file, eps, tif, etc - allowing changes in future if needed
Golfpatio.com is new website under development that will be designed in a modern web 2.0 style. The site allows quick and easy booking of golf tee times. The future site will also provide a web2.0 community for website users to interact, set up profiles, share their golf favorites, suggest and review courses etc.
The Golfpatio.com brand is meant to be:
- fun and easy to use
- take away stress from finding a tee time
- provide a relaxing environment to search courses, book tee times, and interact in a golf community.
- we don't have a final slogan but one concept was "Relax - We'll Find You a Tee Time"
Have fun designing!
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


text:
Old Times: An Unique Illustrated History of the Early Days, Volume 1, Issue 3
Commercial Publishing Company, 1903 - Australia
From inside the book
19 pages matching Melbourne in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 19
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
afterwards Alexander Macleay amongst appointed arrived Australia Bathurst Berrima Brisbane building Captain Charles Charles Cowper Chief Justice clerk Club coach colonists colony constitution convicts course Court Cowper cricket Darling Darling Point Denison district elected engine England erected established father George Street gold Goulburn Government Governor Governor Macquarie ground harbour Hill horses hospital interest James Milson January Judge jury King known land late Legislative Council Macquarie matter Melbourne Melbourne Cup ment Messrs Mestre miles Moreton Bay North Shore October opened Park Parliament Parramatta passengers perches Pitt Street police Port present principal Queen's Plate Ralph Darling Redfern Reminiscences residence road School Secretary ship Sir William Sir William Denison Sixsmith South Head South Wales Surgeon Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney Morning Herald Tawell Telegraph thall Thomas tion took town Victoria Wentworth


text:
154 members5 Likes
hey Danielle its Leonardo i got ur message in my e-mail, but i cant reply right away.
if u like to hit 2nite text me 703-531-9921, i can meet u @ towers park in Arlington!
Hi Danielle,
I'm looking for a tennis partner in Alexandria, VA. Let me know if interested.
Welcome Danielle.
© 2020 Created by Mark / The Mayor. Powered by


text:
Let T be a theory formalized in the classical first order predicate calculus with equality. If P(x) is a formula of T in which one and only one variable of T--here denoted by 'x'--occurs free, and if the following pair of statements are provable in T, then P(x) is said to be a defining formula of T.
(1) "There exists an x such that P(x)" and
(2) "For any y and any z, P(y) and P(z) imply y=z"-where "y" and "z" denote variables of T.
Now if T were ZFC, for example, consider the formula of T which states "The continuum hypothesis implies that x is the set of all positive integers and the negation of the continuum hypothesis implies that x is the set of all negative integers". This is a defining formula of T and Sierpinski often used formulae of this type to define sets which were "non-effective" in some way. But many might ask whether such definitions are really "legitimate". They arise when the formula P(x) contains sub-formulae which are sentences of T (i.e. closed formulae in which no variables occur free). My question is, to what extent (if any) would such first order theories as Peano's Arithmetic or ZFC be weakened, if their defining formulae were not allowed to contain sub-formulae that are closed?


text:
I agree Our site saves small pieces of text information (cookies) on your device in order to deliver better content and for statistical purposes. You can disable the usage of cookies by changing the settings of your browser. By browsing our website without changing the browser settings you grant us permission to store that information on your device.
|Stock No.
|Price ($)
Hazard Statements: H227-H302-H315-H317-H319-H334
Combustible liquid. Harmful if swallowed. Causes skin irritation. May cause an allergic skin reaction. Causes serious eye irritation. May cause allergy or asthma symptoms or breathing difficulties if inhaled.
Precautionary Statements: P210-P264b-P270-P272-P280-P285-P301+P312-P302+P352-P304+P341-P305+P351+P338-P330-P333+P313-P342+P311-P362-P370+P378q-P501c
Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. - No smoking. Wash face, hands and any exposed skin thoroughly after handling Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product. Contaminated work clothing should not be allowed out of the workplace. Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection. In case of inadequate ventilation wear respiratory protection. IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if you feel unwell. IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water. IF INHALED: If breathing is difficult, remove to fresh air and keep at rest in a position comfortable for breathing. IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. Rinse mouth. If skin irritation or rash occurs: Get medical advice/attention. If experiencing respiratory symptoms: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician. Take off contaminated clothing and wash before reuse. In case of fire: Use CO2, dry chemical, or foam Dispose of contents/ container to an approved waste disposal plant


text:
Lisa Gray-Garcia, aka "Tiny," led a press conference outside the San Francisco Hall of Justice Feb. 5 to announce that she and fellow activists were filing elder abuse charges against San Francisco landlords.
Clad in a gray pantsuit and flanked by activists and senior citizens who were facing eviction or had lost housing in San Francisco, the Poor News Network founder condemned landlords who've invoked the Ellis Act as "dangerous criminals."
Gray-Garcia said criminal charges were being filed against the landlords in accordance with California Penal Code 368, which creates a special category for crimes – such as infliction of pain, injury or endangerment – committed against elders and dependent adults.
The theory is that carrying out an Ellis Act eviction against a senior citizen qualifies as a criminal act under that law, since an elder can suffer physical harm as a result of being turned out of his or her home.
The targeted landlords were taken from a list compiled by the San Francisco Anti Eviction Mapping Project, a volunteer-led group that published names, property ownership, and identifying information of 12 landlords who had repeatedly invoked the Ellis Act in San Francisco. Garcia read out their names as part of the press event.
Beyond that, however, the announcement was short on specifics. Gray-Garcia told the Bay Guardian she did not want to share the names of the affected seniors because she did not feel comfortable exposing the elderly tenants to potential backlash.
Joining the group of activists was an 82-year-old woman who used a walker and declined to share her name. She told the Bay Guardian she had lived in her Richmond District flat for more than 30 years, and had recently received a verbal warning from her landlord that if she did not move out, he would invoke the Ellis Act.
When Gray-Garcia and others filed into the San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon's office inside the Hall of Justice, however, Chief Assistant District Attorney Sharon Woo first told them that they should complain to the police department, then scheduled a meeting with them at a later date.
Here's how it went:
Guardian video by Rebecca Bowe
In order of appearance, speakers include Erin McElroy, a tenants' rights advocate; Gray-Garcia; a District Attorney staff person whose name we didn't catch; Woo, and Anthony Prince (there because he is campaign manager to Green Party gubernatorial candidate Luis Rodriguez, who spoke at the press conference).


text:
Upload your Photos
Custom View
New Today
This Week
Top Rated
Most Viewed
Most Favorited
My Account
Log Off
Edit my Info
My Favorites
Other Stuff
Advertising Info
Legal Info
Privacy Policy
Related Sites
ATV Rider
Dirtbike Rider
Sportbike Rider
Sportcar Pictures
Streetbike Rider
Contact Us
Free SWIMBI css menu to visit swimbi.com. All Rights Reserved
Local test in IE is better if you "
Allow blocked content
" - click the button below.
Advertising Information
Sportcars Picture Website offers the best rates on web based advertising!
Please fill out the form below for full details. Thank you for your interest!
Your E-Mail:
(Enter text shown below)
Copyright by Sportcars Picture Website 2020


text:
Bike Month Dates & Events
Bike Month Dates and Events
National Bike Month includes an ever-expanding diversity of events in communities nationwide — but the biggest day of the month is Bike to Work Day. In 2020, Bike to Work Week will be May 11–17, with Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 15.
In 2020, National Bike to Work Day will be May 15
40% of all trips in the U.S. are less than two miles, making bicycling a feasible and fun way to get to work. With increased interest in healthy, sustainable and economic transportation options, it's not surprising that, from 2000 to 2013, the number of bicycle commuters in the U.S. grew by more than 62 percent.
Hundreds of American communities have been successful in increasing bicycle commuting by providing Bike to Work Week and Bike to Work Day events.
Get Involved:
Become a subscriber
Become a Member
Join us in making biking better across the country.
In fact, among the 51 largest U.S. cities, 43 hosted Bike to Work Day events in 2010. The City of Denver reported the highest rate of participation with one out of every 28 adults participating in its 2010 Bike to Work event. That effort makes a difference: Many people who participate in their Bike to Work Day promotion as first-time commuters become regular bike commuters.
But Bike Month is more than one day — or week! From fashion shows to group rides, local groups find unique ways to celebrate their diverse bike cultures and community pride.
The National Center for Safe Routes to School hosts National Bike to School Day the second week of May. Learn more, plan an event and access resources here.
On Mother's Day, women unite worldwide for CycloFemme events, honoring the past, celebrating the present and empowering the future of women's cycling. Get involved here.