text:
"You actually earn shares in iConsumer, simply by shopping at your favorite stores. Let's build this together." -Kevin Harrington, Original Shark on Shark Tank
Kevin Harrington is the Inventor of the Infomercial, As Seen On TV pioneer, investor, and Advisory Board member.
iConsumer is the reward and loyalty program where the biggest reward is stock in our company.
2000+ stores pay for it because they want you to shop at them.
You become a shareholder in a publicly traded startup by shopping at 2000+ stores. Experience growing what might someday be a massive company.
By becoming a member you agree to our Terms & Conditions as well as our Privacy Policy.
Passwords must be at least 8 characters in length and contain at least 3 of the following 4 types of characters:
This site uses reCAPTCHA. Your use of reCAPTCHA is subject to the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.


text:
Full Description
Touchscreen features, a convenient keypad and customizable settings make this phone with an integrated answering machine a high-performance companion.
For a cordless phone with smart, state-of-the-art features and an integrated answering machine, discover the Gigaset S280A. It records up to 55 minutes of messages. Its large, 2.4 touchscreen is easy to read and handle, keeping all important functions at your fingertips. The touchscreen is supplemented by a keypad for simple dialling. Convenient tools include silencing of calls, blocking of anonymous numbers, and forwarding of text messages1. And you can rest assured that your phone maintains the highest environmental and radiation-free standards thanks to Eco Mode Plus2
Managing calls
Configure the idle screen with up to six of your favourite functions to keep them ready for use and selectable with just one tap on the touchscreen. For instance, if you dont want to be disturbed at certain times of day, simply program the time-based call silencing function. You can also silence unknown numbers or block specific numbers you dont want to hear from. Want to pick up calls and messages while you are away from home? No problem simply forward incoming calls and texts to your mobile or another contact number1.
Customization of features
With the Gigaset S820A, you can adjust settings precisely to your requirements. Quick Sync and Bluetooth® technology allow your to synchronize information between the phone and, for instance, your Outlook files. Assign individual ringtones and picture IDs to your contacts by easily downloading sounds and pictures. With up to 500 vCard entries, you can maintain an extensive contact list each entry provides space for up to 4 numbers.
Organization of important information
Pick up conversations where they left off by consulting the Gigaset S820As lists of recent outgoing, incoming and missed numbers. They are dialled with just one touch on the display. Stay organized by taking advantage of the phones built-in calendar, date reminder and alarm clock with a snooze button. The birthday reminder allows your to program contacts birthdates so you never forget to congratulate friends and family on their special days.
Talking and listening with ease
Thanks to the Gigaset S820As long talk time of up to 20 hours and its standby time of up to 250 hours, you can continue conversations for as long as and whenever you like. You enjoy the brilliant quality of High Sound PerformanceTM with every call. The handsets side key allows you to adjust the volume while you talk.
Answering of incoming calls
The integrated answering machine of the Gigaset S820A records up to 55 minutes of messages, so you never have to worry about missing an important call while you are unavailable. You can comfortably operate the answering machine via handset, and played-back messages reach you in brilliant sound quality.
ECO DECT: Pure energy savings and reduced radiation2
The energy-saving power supply of the Gigaset S820A consumes less electricity3, so its kinder to the environment, and kinder to your wallet. Like all Gigaset cordless phones, it variably reduces the transmitting power from the handset to base station depending on their distance apart. You can also reduce the transmitting power of the Gigaset S820As base station by 80%4 simply by selecting the ECO Mode. Furthermore, radiation-free5 ECO Mode Plus turns off the transmitting power when the phone is in standby.
Main Features
- Answering machine with up to 55 minutes of recording time
- Large, user-friendly, 2.4 touchscreen plus convenient keypad
- Call management functions: time-based and anonymous call silencing, call blocker, call and text message1 forwarding
- Eco Mode Plus with no radiation2
- Idle screen displays up to 6 favourite functions
- Quick Sync and Bluetooth® for contact synchronization, downloads of picture and sound files
- Address book for up to 500 vCard entries: 4 numbers per entry, birthday reminders, custom ringtones and pictures
- Message centre lists outgoing, incoming and missed calls
- Calendar, date reminder, alarm clock with snooze
- Long talk/standby time of up to 20/250 hours
- Brilliant HSPTM sound quality with volume control via side key
- Up to 55 minutes of recording time
- Simple usage via handset
- Messages play back in brilliant sound
Video Review
- Be the first to review this product
User Manuals
Will be sent either by Royal Mail, DPD or Parcelforce, this can typically take between 2-4 days. Free Standard Delivery is to the Mainland UK only, for all non-Mainland UK orders shipping will be charged and the rates can be found below.
Next Working Day (UK Mainland Only)*
For customers wishing to upgrade their delivery to Next Working Day will be charged £4.99. Your order must be placed by 2pm in order to qualify for the Next Working Day service which will be sent via Courier. All orders placed on a Friday after 2pm or on Saturday/Sunday for Next Working Day will be delivered on the following Tuesday

subset: commoncrawl


text:
In five years, when Bill Walton is found drooling form his face-hole and wandering the UCLA Campus uttering John Wooden's name between incoherent rants about Bob Dylan, Michael Jordan and Gandhi, we'll all look back and mark the year 2015 as the year that began Walton's marijuana based decline into dementia.
In the Pac-12 Tournament game last night between Stanford and Utah, Bill yet again had a glitch in his system while mic'd up when he started talking about birthdays, Las Vegas, meadows, volcanos and god knows what. Click Here for the video and audio.
Just to recap Walton's 2015 year so far:
and the Super Bowl of Walton nonsensical rants:


text:
I have been thinking about the iPhone 5. Specifically, what the next revolutionary feature could be. The first time I saw the iPhone, it felt like it was based on some alien technology. That feeling was not there when the iPhone 4S was released, as I have written before. I am sure that some think that Siri is as revolutionary as the touch based GUI once was, and I might think so too sometime in the future, but it has a long way to go in my opinion. This is largely due to the fact that it does not support the language that I speak daily, and I am not alone with this problem.
So, what could bring that feeling of alien technology back to the iPhone? Yesterday I was reading about eye tracking technology and I realized that eye tracking on the iPhone would again change the way we view mobile phones forever (pun intended). It already has a front facing camera so it has the necessary hardware. In the article, the Swedish eye tracking company Tobii estimated that mainstream breakthrough was about two years away. Could this be the next big thing for iPhone? I would love to see this come true! iPhone (and iPad) would once again blow the competition out of the water.
This reminds me of a scene in Back to the future Part II where Marty is in the Cafe 80's and he is showing a couple of kids how to play a video game and their response is: "You mean you have to use your hands? That's like a baby's toy!" I have always wondered how that might come true. Could this be it?


text:
We visited this site for a weekend in late June 2012 after a week of terrible weather and with more rain forecast during our stay. Friends had looked shocked that we we hadn't cancelled our trip and as we made our way over the Humber Bridge with the wipers struggling to keep the windscreen clear, we began to question whether we'd made the right decision.
The camping area is a small secluded field behind a row of farm cottages. When we arrived we parked up outside and knocked on the door of the end cottage to be greeted by a lady who walked us around the back to show us the site and point out the shower/toilet facilities. The site really is small with space for no more than half a dozen pitches and with a few electric hook-ups along the far edge. It's concrete hard-standing as you pull off the lane and then becomes grass, with trees lining the far edge, and a fence to one side separating it from the farm. We were advised that as the ground was so wet we would be better off sticking to the concrete, but I've always thought that "camping" on hard-standing is a bit too much like just sleeping overnight in a carpark so I gingerly backed the 'van onto the grass.
We elected not to bother with the awning as we didn't fancy getting drenched while putting it up so we spent the weekend moving our cooking gear, sleeping bags and clothes from rear-seat, to roof space to front-seat to make space where we needed it, but we coped fairly well.
Across the road from Elm Tree Farm is the local pub so once we'd hooked up the electric and filled our water bottle we headed over the road for a pint and a bite to eat. The food was pretty good, the service was friendly and as the pub is about the only business in the village it felt like a real hub for the locals with everybody chatting with everybody else. Plus it was dry and warm, which was a bonus. After dinner we had a brief walk out of the village and set off along the coast road but after about 15 minutes, in fading light and with no street lights, pavements or torch we decided to return back to the van and a bottle of red.
On Saturday we woke to a much brighter day so after showering we set about planning our day. The facilities on site are located in one end of the main farm building occupied by the owners. There's a washing up area, one shower room and a separate toilet all situated together and a (locked) stable door on one wall leads through to the owners kitchen.
After breakfast we made the short drive down to Spurn Point, parked up on the verge and walked to Spurn Head along an old road and down the beach. There are some great views from Spurn Head, and I think there's also a café but it was either closed, or had closed down when we visited.
In the afternoon we travelled past Holmpton and on to Withernsea which I'd describe as your typical English seaside resort… by that I mean it's a bit run-down and has seen better days but there's a few shops there if you need to stock up on supplies.
Sunday would be our last day at the site, so we got up, packed away and went for a walk from the site to the coast. It's a short walk of no more than 10 minutes to the cliff-tops which you can walk along in either direction although it didn't look like you could get down to the beach below. We walked a short way, but as the ground was so wet and there was plenty of evidence of several sections of the cliff edge having already slid into the sea we decided not to risk walking too far!
If you're looking for a small secluded site where you wont be disturbed then I'd recommend Elm Tree Farm. The facilities are basic and might put some people off but we found them to be adequate. There's not really anything to keep children entertained (either on site, nor in the immediate surrounding area) and the nearest shops and sights are a (short) drive away, but that suited us just fine. As I turned the van onto the lane out of the village I tried hard to hide my relief that we hadn't sunk into the wet ground and were easily able to drive away without damaging the pitch.


text:
Juzang netted a career-best 21 points (photo by Jon Lane).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Earning a regular season sweep of Brown, Harvard men's basketball tallied a 65-58 victory over the Bears on Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion.
Sophomore Seth Towns led all scorers with 24 points, while classmate Christian Juzang netted a career-best 21 points. A third sophomore, Chris Lewis, scored eight points to go with 10 rebounds.
Harvard (13-11, 8-1 Ivy) entered the break with a 27-25 over Brown (11-11, 4-5 Ivy), as Juzang scored 13 first-half points, including a trio of 3-pointers. The Crimson extended its advantage to eight, 23-15, after a triple from Towns, but the Bears fought back to make it a two-point game entering the intermission.
A back-and-forth second half was tied with 4:19 to go at 51-51, but Harvard responded with five straight points to regain control after a hook from Lewis and a three from Towns. The Crimson connected on seven late free throws to secure the win, as the team outscored Brown 14-7 over the final four minutes.
Harvard Highlights
- Towns led all scorers with 24 points, while collecting five rebounds.
- Juzang tallied a career-high for the second time in three games with 21 points.
- Lewis totaled double digit rebounds for the fourth-time this season, ending with 10.
Game Notes
- Harvard won its 18th-straight game over Brown, and improves to 103-72 all-time.
- The Crimson remained in a tie for first place in the Ivy League standings with the win.
- The win was Harvard's fourth in a row, and the Crimson improves to 7-1 at home this season
What's Next?
Harvard closes its home stretch with a visit from Yale on Saturday, Feb. 17 at 9:30 p.m. The game will be broadcast on ESPNU.


text:
Parents- Your input is needed! If you have a child in Boyle County Schools, please take a moment to complete a short survey. The information collected is being used to gauge technology access and its impact on teaching and learning. It is completely anonymous. Please click on the school that your child attends to activate the survey.
Boyle County High School
Boyle County Middle School
Junction City Elementary
Perryville Elementary
Woodlawn Elementary


text:
Look, I'm not racist. Halle Berry is a beautiful girl, and she's clearly got the figure for the Catwoman role. However, would she be the first pick on your list?
Oh well, it's not like it matters. The movie isn't that great.
Warning: this video contains suggestive language. Viewer discretion is advised.


text:
Manufacturer's Description
Could You Handle The Fate Of Lanzheim?
The shadow of civil war looms over the kingdom of Lanzheim and Juto, a boy with no recollection of his past may be the key to ending the cycle of bloodshed. Magnacarta 2 delivers a unique role-playing experience that combines real-time action, timing-based attacks, over-drive combinations and the strategic use of skills, magical power and critical attacks on a journey to discover one's true destiny in the midst of tragedy and war.
- Unparalleled Graphics - Beautifully detailed graphics powered by the Unreal Engine
- Deep Storyline - Original storyline driven by intense themes of love, war, politics, sacrifice and the ultimate question of choosing one's own fate told through beautifully rendered CGI cut-scenes
- Dynamic Battle System - A fresh twist on combat that combines strategic turn-based battle concepts and real time gameplay that seamlessly blends world navigation and fighting without any load times or interruptions
- Unique Visual Style - A stunning and distinctive photo-realistic manga style with character designs by famed Korean artist Hyung-Tae Kim
|Item Code
|Packaged Weight
|0.01 Kg
|Release Date
|Thursday, 29th October 2009
|Product Type
|Video Games
|Xbox 360


text:
Country Financial
Call (309) 681-8717Directions
Get directions to thisWebsite
location on Google Maps.
location on Google Maps.
Open websiteShare
in new tab.
in new tab.
Share this business
on social media.
on social media.
We are able to help provide financial security by working directly with individuals to identify their specific needs. We then offer a full range of insurance and financial products and services from auto, home, business and life insurance to retirement planning services, investment management and annuities.


text:
The Power of Judging Favorably
"…You shall judge your fellow with righteousness…" – Vayikra 19:15
בְּצֶדֶק תִּשְׁפֹּט עֲמִיתֶךָ – ויקרא יט, טו
This verse commands us to judge people justly and righteously. In addition, Rashi suggests that this verse can be interpreted (not in the legal sense, but) as instructing us, "Judge your friend toward the scale of merit," meaning, to judge other people favorably.
Generally, "judging toward the scale of merit" is interpreted as presuming a person's innocence before passing judgment on them (see Talmud, Shabbos 127b). Even if their conduct seems wrongful, consider the innocent or even virtuous ("meritorious") intentions that may have motivated their behavior.
The Tanya (chapter 30), however, takes this a step further and says that even when you are certain that your friend has acted sinfully, you should not rush to condemn him. Rather, you should consider the difficult circumstances that may have led him to act in this manner, in light of which you can regard his behavior more forgivingly.
Though the scenario addressed by the Tanya differs from the classic case of "judging favorably," for in this instance you must concede that your fellow is indeed guilty, yet on a deeper level, by following the Tanya's approach you are truly "judging your fellow toward the scale of merit." For by acknowledging his spiritually challenging circumstances you not only diminish his degree of fault, you also make him more meritorious. This is because G-d certainly grants every person the strengths necessary to overcome his particular challenges (see Bamidbar Rabbah 12:3). Therefore, by identifying and acknowledging someone's particularly difficult struggle, we reveal his unique gifts and strengths. And by revealing the inner qualities with which he can rise above his unique set of challenges, we truly tip him "toward the scale of merit" and bring out the best in him.
This idea is hinted in the words of the Rambam, who writes that a wise person "judges every person toward the scale of merit, he speaks of his fellow's praise, and never of his shame." Upon recognizing someone's struggles, the wise man identifies and speaks about the unique strengths that that person has obviously been granted by G-d, thereby causing that ultimately there will be nothing shameful to say about that person at all.
—Likutei Sichos, vol. 27, pp. 164-165
Other posts you might like
Leave a reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
In 2014, Google rolled out the Pigeon update, giving local businesses an advantage over bigger players when it comes to local search. Those that paid attention to new local listing features were rewarded with increased sales and exposure to those in their local market. 78% of location-based mobile searches result in an offline purchase and 18% of location-based mobile searches result in a sale within one day. A Google My Business account is completely free and offers a wide range of features to help increase leads, traffic, and exposure for those searching for local products and services. Maintaining an updated GMB (Google My Business) account is a crucial part of local search rankings. In just the last year, Google has launched a range of new features to benefit your organization. We've compiled a list of the features you should be taking advantage of.
Bookings allow users to book or schedule appointments directly from a local search inquiry. Once you select a partner service, Google can integrate the booking programs directly into Google My Business search results. From your GMB dashboard, you can pull insights for your bookings, how much money you made on those bookings, total earnings, and individual booking information.
The messages feature allows you to increase communication with your customers through search. A messaging option will be displayed directly next to your contact information giving customers the ability to reach out through their preferred method of communication. When a customer has a question they can message you directly with their mobile device which is then forwarded through Google Allo or your native messaging system. You can set up automatic responses or communicate directly. Now you can utilize a simple, easy chat function directly through Google search without any cost to your organization.
Posts are a new GMB feature that allows your organization to feature specific content with titles, images and a call-to-action on your Google My Business listing. Displaying posts gives communities the ability to share daily specials and current promotions, promote events, showcase products, and connect directly with their target audience.
Questions and answers give customers the option to ask common questions directly from your GMB listing. You can manage and gauge customer feedback through you GMB dashboard and even post answers to commonly asked questions which will be featured directly on the GMB listing.
Small Thanks Tool
Google's Small Thanks tool gives you the ability to turn customers into advocates for your company. The tool allows you to print and share custom materials like posters, social images, and table tents using your reviews. Simply type your community into the Google Small Thanks tool and the program will generate graphics featuring customer reviews from your GMB listing. These posters are 100% free, simple to use and encourage customers to leave reviews on your Google My Business listing. You can begin with pre-selected templates, or choose from a set list of your top reviews to create a customized poster. Then you can export it for use in your design campaigns or share them directly to social media.
Maintained and updated Google My Business listings are an extremely important tool for local businesses and SEO rankings. With the growth of mobile users online and new search behaviors such as voice search, Google My Business has become a must-have tool for local organizations. If you'd like to know more about how to utilize Google My Business or need more information on setting up your own listing contact one of our marketing experts at (303) 862-6530 or schedule an appointment here.


text:
Whether you are starting a business or have been running one for a while, it is important that you have good time management skills. It can be difficult, especially when you have a family and possibly a full or part-time job, to find the time to start a business but it can be done. Using some time management skills and a drive to succeed, your business will be up and running in no time!
Here are some good time management skills to help you run your business.
- Know when you are going to work. It is important that you have a set schedule. This puts you in the right frame of mind when it is time to work.
- Know what you are going to do when you sit down to work. It is important that, when it is time to get to work, you know exactly what you are going to be doing. It helps to have a list of tasks that need to be accomplished, in order of importance.
- Set goals. It is important to have goals, both short and long-term that you are trying to achieve. This will help to keep you motivated when you do not exactly feel like working.
- Be sure to enjoy the time when you are not working. People who do not take the time to relax will quickly burn out. It is important to take time every day to do something for yourself. Spend time with your family. Go for a walk. Read a book. Relax and enjoy life. You deserve it!
It can be difficult to start a business but it can be done. The best way to do it is to have set hours so you are in a working state of mind. Then, know exactly what you need to do when it is time to work. You also need to find time to relax and forget about your business. That is just as important!
Contact us to help you find the perfect office space for your business!


text:
Following the deadly bombing incident at the crowdy night market along Roxas Avenue in Davao City, the country's top executive declares a "state of lawless calamity". The explosion left 14 fatalities and over 60 persons injury.
President Rodrigo Duterte, in an interview with journalists at the blast site, said soldiers and police activities do more in accordance with the "orchestration of the national government".
"I may invite uniformed personnel to run the country according to my specifications," said Duterte.
"Any punitive action that will be taken by the security forces will be in a bid to stop terrorism," he added.
State of Lawlessness vs Martial Law
Addressing the reports on a possible indication of "martial law", Duterte countered that the declaration is far different from martial law as there will be "no curfews" and "no suspension of the writ of habeas corpus." He said tthat e national policy will be in place until he feels that the country "is already safe" from the threat of terrorism and narcotics.
"I am including drugs because of the so many killings unfairly attributed to the police," he said.
"I have this duty to protect the country. I have this duty to keep intact the integrity of our nation," Duterte justified.
Not the first time
It is not the first time that such declaration was made and of Davao City being the focal point.
In 2003, former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo declared state of lawlessness after the Sasa Wharf bombing which killed 15 people and 50 injured.


text:
So you've created a website or blog but traffic is pretty low, blog comments are few and far between, or inquiries are non-existent.
Like everyone these days, you're probably way overwhelmed with all the marketing information out there and don't know where to start, what to do, or who to trust — especially if you're just starting out.
That's why Rachel Cunliffe and I wrote 101 Ways to Market Your Website.
Between us, we've worked a combined 30 years with hundreds of clients:
- Authors
- Food bloggers
- Consultants of all types
- Information marketers
- Small business owners
- Non-profits
- Professional service and healthcare providers
While Rachel focuses on design (she's the founder of Cre8d Design), and I focus on content and marketing consulting, we kept hearing the same questions no matter who the client:
- "Which blog commenting system do we use and do we even need one?"
- "Where do we put our keywords?"
- "What's a QR code and should we use them?"
- "What's the difference between 'http://domainname.com' and 'http://www.domaninname.com' and why does it matter?"
- "Should we write guest blog posts?"
- "Do we need an e-newsletter if we have a blog?"
And on and on.
"What a nifty guide! 101 Ways is chock full of valuable, practical and essential tips for companies of all sizes, but especially for us small business owners. As a marketing writer and business owner, I find the advice shared by Dianna and Rachel to be spot-on and logical. The book is a roadmap for business owners who don't know where or how to market their websites. Everyone should read it."
In 101 Ways to Market Your Website, you'll find answers to these questions. Instead of you having to sift through hundreds of blog posts, we compiled our years of experience – most of which is based on working with people like you – into one handy resource.
More important, however, you'll come away understanding the various tactics you can use and why each one is useful when it comes to marketing your website. Even more important, we tell you what not to do — saving you considerable time, effort, and frustration.
"Finally, a simple, specific, easy-to-understand guide to marketing any website. I thought I was ahead of the curve on this topic, but you've given me (literally) dozens of tips and suggestions that I had never even considered. Fabulous."
What makes 101 Ways for Marketing Your Website useful is that we've divided it into four sections:
- Beginner Strategies – In this section you'll find 37 easy-peasy strategies for marketing your website. Whether you're an online marketing newbie, or looking for some quick tips, or want to double-check you've covered everything, you'll find what you need.
- Intermediate Strategies – Here you'll find 45 common sense strategies for marketing your website. They take a little more time and expertise, but aren't too difficult to put in place. We pay particular attention to helping you get more from your blog and e-newsletter – with lots of special tips for integrating both to help drive traffic.
- Advanced Strategies – Written with the advanced marketer in mind, this section has 15 strategies including website design, SEO and content marketing – including native advertising and sponsored social media posts.
- Miscellaneous Tips – A grab-bag of sorts, here you'll find four strategies a little off the beaten path but can pay huge results if done right.
"I wish this guide had been around when I started. EVERYONE starting an online business should download it immediately, no question. It's simple to follow and goes straight to what works. Plus, almost every single one of the 101 tips is not only capable of driving big traffic but can be done for free. Whenever I run dry of ideas for promoting my site, I'll dip into this 'book of secrets' and know I'll come away with a powerful, ACTIONABLE idea I can actually use. Outstanding."
Rachel and I spent over four months compiling and checking the information in 101 Ways to Market Your Website, plus we had multiple people read it at various stages to ensure the content is useful, accurate, and current.
We put a lot of thought and effort into it because we wanted to ensure people like you found it useful. The book includes illustrations and examples – plus detailed explanation for how to implement each tip. The book is easy-to-read and well-formatted for mobile devices.
"If you're a freelancer or consultant, you absolutely need this guide! Not only will it give you dozens of powerful tips you can implement immediately, but it will also serve as a handy 'idea checklist' when working on client website projects. Seriously, the information in this guide will make you a hero to your clients. I can't believe Rachel and Dianna are charging so little for it!"
Whether you're a freelancer, consultant, blogger or small business owner, you'll definitely find something you can use. Once you hit the "Buy" button, you'll be taken to Gumroad, a content delivery website, where you can securely enter your credit card information. (We love Gumroad, by the way, and highly recommend it!)
- Price: $19.00
- Format: PDF
- Number of pages: 67
- Delivery: Link, App Store, SMS (your choice)
- Refund Policy: Non-refundable
"No puffery here! This ebook is packed with one practical idea after the other. And the best part is, the content is undeniably authoritative, having been written by authors who truly know their stuff."


text:
Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft mbH (FFG)
Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG)
Sensengasse 1
1090 Vienna
Telephone +43 (0)5 7755 – 0
Fax +43 (0)5 7755 – 97900
E-Mail email@example.com
How to find us
The House of Research is located in the ninth District of Vienna near the General Hospital (AKH) and the University campus.
GPS Coordinates (WGS-84):
How to reach us by public transport
The No. 5 and 33 trams stop right in front of the House of Research ("Lazarettgasse" stop).
... from Westbahnhof railway station:
No. 5 tram bound for Praterstern-Wien Nord; get off at the "Lazarettgasse" stop.
... from Hauptbahnhof railway station:
No. 13A bus bound for Skodagasse, get off at the "Laudongasse" stop and change to No. 5 tram bound for Praterstern or No. 33 bound for Friedrich-Engels-Platz; get off at "Lazarettgasse".
... from the airport:
Take the S-Bahn or the City-Airport Train to Wien-Mitte, change to U4 metro bound for Heiligenstadt; get off at "Friedensbrücke" and change to No. 5 tram bound for Westbahnhof; get off at "Lazarettgasse".
Navigational aids on the Internet
Electronic timetable information for Wiener Linien (Vienna public transport)
Timetable information for Austrian Railways
Taxi phone numbers in Vienna
+43 (0)1 60160
+43 (0)1 31300
+43 (0)1 1718


text:
Diet pills are essentially used as a way to reduce your appetite. This helps with weight reduction by causing you to eat less food at meals and in between meals. By doing this, it allows your body to use the extra stored fat instead of continually having the bad nutrients moving through it. The loss of appetite is caused by a chemical that is in the diet pills known as phentermine or fenfluarmine. These cause a reaction of other chemicals in the nerves and brain causing you to not feel as hungry as you were before.
The Food and Drug Administration(FDA) states that the diet pills that are on the market are effective and are safe for use. Once you have lost the weight, you can stop taking the diet pills and it has been shown they are not addictive, meaning you will most likely not go back on the pills.
Some of the earlier diet pills were known to cause problems with heart valve damage. However, these particular pills were taken off of the market. The only side effect that is mentioned in diet pills now is that it may not be good if you have high blood pressure. For side effects on the diet pills, you can check with a physician to make sure that they are safe for you to use.
Another thing to look out for with diet pills is if you already have problems with your heart beat, have hypertension, have glaucoma or are pregnant. If you have any of these conditions the diet pills will not be able to work effectively with how they are changing the nerves in your system. It may also cause problems with your heart rate and blood pressure.
While diet pills are known to work for those that are interested in quick weight loss, they are also questioned for their effectiveness over a longer period of time. There are some who get off diet pills, and then go back to the same kind of eating routine they had before as a habit. There are also problems because there is no exercise routine involved with the diet pills. Because of this, your body may still be imbalanced with nutrition as well as in other areas, even though you have lost the weight.
If you are considering taking diet pills, there are several things to consider. The chemical is known to be effective for weight loss by allowing you to not have as large of an appetite. However, it is important to keep in mind the long term effects in relation to this. While diet pills are an easy way to lose weight, they do not cause a re-balance of nutrients in your body. It's best to consider some lifestyle changes like exercise and proper eating to help you keep the weight off the diet pills help you to loose.
More great health information besides diet pills back at the home page.


text:
Events for December 4, 2019
Events Search and Views Navigation
3:00 pm
After-School AEP (Academic Enrichment Program)
Call for openings/volunteer opportunities! 863.682.4544 Serves K-12th children living within the Parker Street neighborhood as defined by Memorial Boulevard to the In Town bypass and South Florida Ave to Ingraham Ave.Find out more »
4:00 pm
Volunteer – Academic Enrichment Program
Description: Contact Hannah Scruggs (email@example.com or (863) 682-4544) at PSM to sign up to volunteer!Find out more »
4:15 pm
Volunteer – Academic Enrichment Program
Description:Contact PSM to sign up to volunteer! 863.682.4544Find out more »


text:
EDIT: Found the error was the row limit. I had more contacts than the 500 / 2000 max limit. It pulls all the data in, then filters. Is there any way to push the query to limit the incoming data in dynamics?Hi all,
New to dynamics.
I only need to go 1 level deep, i.e. accounts linked directly to the selected account
I have this code that lists all accountid that I'm interested in
ClearCollect( ListConnections, {_record1id_value: GUID(SelectedID)});Collect( ListConnections, Filter( Connections_1, _record2id_value = GUID(SelectedID) )._record1id_value)
that returns a collection of all accounts and immediate related accounts.
I'm trying to return contacts.
Filter( Contacts_1, GUID(_parentcustomerid_value)
in ListConnections._record1id_value )
Somthing like this, but it never returns anything. I can see the _parentcustomerid_value and _record1id_value match, but it will not join correctly.
Thank you!
Have you tried using CDS views? This delegates the query to the server.
Hi @SteveCampbell ,
I found that you have posted similar issue within this forum already, please check my response within the following thread:
Based on the formula you provided, I think there is something wrong with it. Actually, the 'Company Name' (parentcustomerid) column is a Polymorphic lookup field in CDS Entity, which could references records from Accounts Entity or Contacts Entity, please check the following article for more details:
In addition, the 'in' operator is not delegable within Common Data Service connector within PowerApps. If you use 'in' operator in your formula, you would face a Delegation warning issue.
Please check the following article for more details:
If you faced a Delegation warning issue with your formula, you could not delegate the data process to your data source, instead, you could only process your data locally. In default, you could only process 500 records locally at most. You could change the "Data row limit for Non-delegable queries" option to maximum value -- 2000 within Advanced settings of App settings of your app, then you could process 2000 records locally at most.
Best regards,
Check it out!
Fill out a quick form to claim your user group badge now!
Find out where you can attend!
Features releasing from October 2019 through March 2020
The largest Power BI, Power Platform, and Data conference in New Zealand


text:
54% of Amman residents rate the quality of education institutions as good or excellent, according to the 2016 Bayt.com and YouGov survey 'Top Cities in the Middle East and North Africa'
Amman, Jordan, 28 November 2016
A new survey by Bayt.com, the number one career site in the Middle East, and YouGov, a pioneer in online market research, titled 'Top Cities in the Middle East and North Africa' revealed that nearly three quarters (72%) of Amman respondents believe that the availability of education in their city is good or excellent, and a majority (54%) rate the quality of education as good or excellent as well. Additionally, one third (33%) of the people living in Amman are happy about their current city of residence.
Economic Factors
The job market is one of the most significant economic factors in any city. In Amman, more than one quarter (26%) of respondents rate the availability of jobs as average or above. While nearly one third (30%) of respondents in Amman rated the benefits for working parents as average, just over one in ten (11%) rated them as good or excellent. Regarding career growth, nearly four in ten (37%) Amman respondents believe that it is average or above.
The cost of living also contributes largely to a city's economic factors, and in Amman, nearly four in ten (38%) respondents say that availability of reasonably priced day to day amenities – such as food, water, fuel, etc. – is average or above. Moreover, one quarter (24%) of respondents believe that availability of affordable housing is average, while 8% believe it is good, and 4% believe that it is excellent.
Labor Rights
Amman residents appear to be satisfied with their health insurance and social security system, with one third (33%) rating it as good and an additional 11% rating it as excellent. Similarly, nearly one fifth (18%) of respondents from Amman say that their wage protection system is good or excellent. Another third (36%) believe that their pro-active policy making is average or above.
Environmental Factors
Visual appeal, climate, and cleanliness make up the environmental factors assessed in this survey. In Amman, nearly half (44%) of respondents rate the beauty of the city's architecture and buildings as good or excellent. And while more than one third (36%) believe that the comfortability of their weather is average, another third (31%) think it is good and 14% think it is excellent.
As for cleanliness, nearly half (48%) of respondents in Amman rate their clean water as good or excellent; almost three in ten (29%) rate their clean air as good or excellent; and nearly one quarter (24%) rate their clean streets and roads as good or excellent.
Standard of Living Factors
Alongside education, healthcare and infrastructure play important roles in a city's standard of living. A majority (58%) of Amman respondents believe that the availability of healthcare is good or excellent, while one half (49%) rate the quality of healthcare as good or excellent. What's more, a majority (52%) also rate the city's water, electricity, and sewage systems as good or excellent, and a quarter (24%) of respondents think that the accessibility of public transportation is good or excellent.
A sense of community is also significant. Nearly two thirds (64%) believe that the feeling of stability and security is good or excellent. Meanwhile, One third (33%) of Amman respondents think that the availability of parks and community gardens in their city is good or excellent, and nearly four in ten (38%) rate the city's child friendliness as good or excellent.
Socio-Cultural Factors
Political and legal considerations were assessed in this section of the survey. In Amman, half (50%) of respondents believe that the equal treatment of both genders is good or excellent and nearly four in ten (39%) rate the fair treatment of all nationalities the same way. Similarly, half (49%) of Amman respondents believe that the city's tolerance of different cultures and ideas is good or excellent. Moreover, one third (31%) believe that the stability of the city's political environment is good while another fifth (21%) believe it is excellent.
As for legal factors, nearly half (46%) of Amman respondents believe that the city's crime rates are good or excellent, while almost three quarters (71%) believe that the effectiveness of law enforcement is average or above.
Sports, Arts, Culture, and Recreational Factors
Cultural factors in this category rank relatively high among Amman residents. Nearly six in ten (59%) respondents believe that the availability of world heritage sites and preservation of old towns is good or excellent. Similarly, more than a quarter (27%) of respondents believe that the availability of natural areas and landscapes is good and 15% think it is excellent.
In terms of leisure activities, nearly one third (30%) of Amman respondents believe the availability of outdoor and sports activities is good or excellent, more than one fifth (22%) rate the availability of family-friendly activities the same way, and just over one third (34%) feel the same about the availability of relaxation options. More than one quarter (27%) of Amman respondents feel that their city ranks as good or excellent in terms of always having something to do.
Entrepreneurship Factors
The ability to start a business in a city translates to its prosperity and in turn, the happiness of its residents. In Amman, one in ten (11%) of respondents rate the ease of starting up a new business as good or excellent, and more than one third (35%) rate their ability to find local talent as good or excellent.
In terms of the market for entrepreneurship, six in ten (60%) Amman respondents believe the market willingness to accept new ideas and innovations is average or above, and nearly the same amount (58%) feel the same way about market saturation in Amman.
Suhail Masri, Vice President of Employer Solutions at Bayt.com, said: "The MENA region is very diverse when it comes to the factors that affect the overall quality of living in each city. Our Bayt.com Top Cities survey ranks the most desirable cities for people to both work and live in. Our responsibility as a leading career site in the region extends to providing job seekers holistic information to make an informed decision if they are, for instance, looking to relocate to any of these cities for work. Simultaneously, when employers know where their city stands, they can do more to contribute to their city's standard of living by addressing the needs that job seekers are looking for the most. At Bayt.com, we strive to empower people with the tools, information and technologies to build their lifestyle of choice, which is why we always share valuable insights into life in cities that MENA professionals might choose to live in."
Arleen Gonsalves, Assistant Research Manager, YouGov, said: "This is one of most comprehensive surveys conducted in the MENA, which provides deeper understanding of standards of living across major cities using social and cultural yardstick instead of focusing merely on physical infrastructure. The survey findings give valuable insights to MNCs as well as job seekers who are planning to move to this region."
Data for the Bayt.com 'Top Cities in the Middle East and North Africa Survey 2016' was collected online from September 23rd to October 18th 2016, with the participation of 1,436 respondents. Cities assessed include Algiers, Alexandria, Cairo, Amman, Kuwait City, Beirut, Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat, Muscat, Doha, Jeddah, Riyadh, Eastern Province, Tunis, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Manama, Damascus, and Sharjah.
© Press Release 2016
© Copyright Zawya. All Rights Reserved.


text: Music Reggae Lullaby Read more about Reggae Lullaby No More Monkeys is the title song from Asheba's second album with more classic Asheba favorites like Yummy Yucca Pie, Reggae Children and Reggae Lullaby. Read more about No More Monkeys Go Itsy A song from Asheba's award winning debut album with other great songs like Little Anancy and the Caribbean remix of Twinkle, Twinkle little Star. Read more about Go Itsy Lyrics Beautiful Welcome Everyday, everywhere, another baby's bornLet's sing them all a beautiful welcome songSome born weak and little, and others big and strong Read more about Beautiful Welcome Ah Sailor A sailor went to… sea, sea, sea To see what he can… see, see, seeAnd all that he can… see, see, see Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea Read more about Ah Sailor Video In The Kidzone Read more about In The Kidzone


text:
I'll be honest... parts of today have been pretty hard. More hard emotionally than physically. Most times I'm fine and tend to be positive, but if I'm to be completely transparent, there's also the occasional times where I'm flooded with awful feelings of defeat and negativity. Where it's all I can do to just get dressed bc my mind is so blown with crazy emotions that battle on and on. Moments where I feel like a freak, a science experiment that is sure to be ongoing. I can feel like I'm alone, different, broken, exhausted and a burden. Pretty soon after, I'm just plain angry at myself for wallowing in the trap of self pity in the first place! So frustrating. I know that I'm blessed, that there are many others that have it way worse, that at these times I'm just letting the dark thoughts take over. I must be still. I must start over. What is real? What is true? I must quiet my head, my soul.
"Jesus lost all his glory so that we could be clothed in it. He was shut out so we could get access. He was bound, nailed, so that we could be free. He was cast out so we could approach. And Jesus took away the only kind of suffering that can really destroy you: that is being cast away from God. He took so that now all suffering that comes into your life will only make you great. A lump of coal under pressure becomes a diamond. And the suffering of a person in Christ only turns you into somebody gorgeous."
—Tim Keller | Walking with God through Pain and Suffering
We will all experience pain and suffering. I think that's something I need to remember too. It's OK to be a mess and cry sometimes. It's OK to let people in who love and care for me. I can be genuine with my kids and let them in too... let them see how I navigate through. I want them to see me for who I am. There will be good days and bad days. But ultimately my Savior knows my pain and He has promised to never leave me and to carry me through. Thank God for truth, for people who love me no matter what kind of day I'm having or how scarred I am, and for my health and ability to care for my loved ones.
I wrote this mostly so that I could look back on it when I have another bad day, but I'm going to publish it just in case I can be a friend to someone else who's stuck in a bad moment, a lonely dark corner. You are not alone and The Lord hears your every prayer... even the whispers... even the unspoken. Let's be refined together.


text:
Beach bag - straw - Peace Perfected
You will make an instant statement with our raffia bag. Durable, lightweight and spacious, these bags are the perfect companion anywhere from the beach to a stroll downtown. Each bag is made from hand dyed raffia fibers and have been crocheted by skilled artisans, celebrating the traditional craftwork of Madagascar - carrying one of these bags is carrying a true work of art.
Lovingly made
100% handmade by artisans on the island of Madagascar. Some artisans' work together, but a large part of the women chose to collect the colored fibers, and work from their homes; this enables them to tend to their families while earning a sustainable income.
Free shipping & returns in the UAE


text:
Management and protection of the personal data of users of the website are subject to the provisions of existing legislation on protection of data of a personal nature, the decisions of the competent authority, and the following terms and conditions.
Piraeus Bank S.A. (4 Amerikis St., tel. 18 28 38, 210-32 88 000) will keep on file and process any personal data of users of the website coming to its knowledge, taking all necessary measures to safeguard the confidentiality of this information. This data is never communicated to third parties, unless the Bank is so ordered by the law and/or the competent authorities. The data will be processed by the Bank of Piraeus for purposes of communication, or for statistical or historical purposes, and in order to improve the Bank's services, and consent by the user to this processing is demonstrated solely by use of the website and applies also to any processing of the user's data by businesses associated with the Bank of Piraeus. If no instruction is received to the contrary, the Bank of Piraeus may use the users' personal data also for purposes of advertising, promotion and distance marketing of its financial products and services, as well as those of businesses associated with the Bank.
Should users of the website choose to follow the special connections (links, hyperlinks, banners) to the websites of third parties, the Bank of Piraeus is not responsible for the terms of personal data management and protection followed by these parties.
Any person to whom the personal data refer has in all cases the right, pursuant to article 12 of Law 2472/1997, to be told whether or not the data have been subjected to processing. Moreover, the individual has the right, pursuant to article 13 of Law 2472/1997, to object at any time to processing of data concerning him.


text:
As much as we want spring to arrive, we gave in and borrowed several more books about snow from the library this week. Indoor days lead to lots of reading, which is more enjoyable recently now that two-year-old J will actually sit for longer than five seconds to listen to a book with M and me.
Homeschoolers have the luxury of time to read and read and read, which as we all know is the centerpiece of early literacy. There is an interesting article about emerging readers in the winter issue of Ed. Magazine, the magazine of the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It discusses the importance of exposure to books and reading at young ages and mentions some of the activities kindergarten teachers use to foster literacy by teaching kids letters and letter sounds. Many kids know their letters and sounds, and are beginning to read, by the time they reach kindergarten, but the ideas presented in the article about frequent singing, and rhyming, and story time make good sense. Lately, we've been doing an activity where I ask M to pick a letter and then we name all the objects in a particular room or place that start with that letter. Huge fun!
And, once again, we can use the city to help promote early literacy. We have a great time tallying all the "No Parking" and "One Way" signs on our walks, and reading storefront signs and banners--- with "pizza" of course being the biggest hit.
Great Science Resource
Our neighbor is a biology professor at Tufts University who has recently developed a science website, Scispark.com, that helps kids to think like scientists. Although he has helped write science textbooks, he really believes that the best science learning occurs when kids are taught how to think more critically and creatively. Using engaging activities based on real-life scientific research, the website is perfect for homeschoolers and others looking to enhance science teaching and learning. I highly recommend checking out the website: www.scispark.com.
Symphony and Justice
Today M went with Daddy to her second family concert of the year at Symphony Hall. It's such a great resource for city homeschooling!
But beyond the symphony, the more important lesson M learned today was how to stand up against injustice. On the bus ride to the concert, a white woman boarded the bus and began verbally attacking the black bus driver with racial slurs and other nasty words. After this continued unabated, my amazing husband stood up in the bus and told the woman that if she didn't stop her verbal assaults, he and everyone else on the bus would stand and wait for her to leave the bus. Everyone on the bus cheered! Sure enough, the swears kept on coming so the bus driver pulled over, and Daddy and many others stood around the woman and waited over 10 minutes for her to exit the bus, which she finally did. What a wonderful lesson in courage, justice, and human goodness for M to witness!
Triumph of the City
I am currently reading, however slowly, the newly released book: Triumph of the City: How Our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier, and Happier (Penguin, 2011), by Harvard economist, Edward Glaeser. I love all books that extol the countless benefits of city-living, but this book in particular hinges on the fascinating notion that what makes cities so powerful and influential is their unmatched ability to efficiently cultivate and exchange ideas among people. Throughout time, artistic, cultural, industrial, and technological innovations have sprouted in cities from lots of different people with lots of different ideas living and working so closely to each other.
I know that one of my favorite things about city-living is the constant bustle and vibrancy of the city, and the fact that I can hardly walk down my block without running into people I know among all the strangers who pass by. I can see how ideas can quickly and easily flow from one person to another.... so perhaps urban homeschooling will become a new renaissance thanks to the din of the city.
Winter Thaw
I love winter days that feel like spring when we can meet friends for outside playdates at the park and do lots of stomping through melting snow puddles and slushy city sidewalks!
Time and Attention
Labels: city homeschooling on , |
As kids reach preschool and kindergarten age, I often hear parents say that they feel they can't "teach" them enough, particularly when there are other siblings at home, and sending kids to school seems the better option to provide their children with the challenge and stimulation they crave. While it's true that some homeschooling days can be busy and unstructured, kids learn a considerable amount from the daily rhythm of the home and the formal and informal activities they are exposed to.
If you question whether you can provide enough of yourself to your kindergartener or pre-kindergartner to help him succeed, consider that the average kindergarten teacher in the U.S. today has 22 children in her class. Can she provide more time and attention to your child than you can?
If you question whether you can provide enough of yourself to your kindergartener or pre-kindergartner to help him succeed, consider that the average kindergarten teacher in the U.S. today has 22 children in her class. Can she provide more time and attention to your child than you can?
Bath Time Fun
We took full advantage of yesterday's 50-degree temperatures and spent over three hours outside, including a quick walk to the convenience store to get some balloons for bath time. I made water balloons out of them and the kids had so many laughs playing with them in the bath! This is another great idea that was mentioned at one point on the Magical Childhood blog, which I visit frequently for great suggestions on how to make our kids' childhood more fun and spontaneous.
Letter Lines
One activity that M and I have been doing a lot lately during J's nap is "letter lines." We use our wooden letters to make words and then create new words that start with the last letter of the previous word. Lots of fun and a great way to secretly "teach" reading and spelling!
Snow Day
Labels: city homeschooling on , |
Regardless of whether or not kids attend school, snow days are perfect days to stay in pajamas all day, play in the snow, and build huge mega-forts in the living room!
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Guy Labine, CEO, Science North, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada; Tit Meng (TM) Lim, chief executive, Singapore Science Centre, Singapore; and Alexander Zwissler, executive director and CEO, Chabot Space and Science Center, Oakland, CA, were recently elected to ASTC's Board of Directors, and officially took office October 16, at the close of ASTC's 2012 Annual Conference in Columbus, OH. In addition to Labine, Lim, and Zwissler, David Mosena, president and CEO, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, and Carol Valenta, senior vice president, Saint Louis Science Center, were re-elected to a second three-year term.
The Association's officersASTC President Bryce Seidl, president and CEO, Pacific Science Center, Seattle; Vice President Linda Conlon, chief executive, International Centre for Life, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom; Secretary/Treasurer Chevy Humphrey, president and CEO, Arizona Science Center, Phoenix; and Member-at-Large Joanna Haas, executive director, Kentucky Science Center, Louisvillewere re-elected to serve the second year of their two-year terms. (Immediate Past President Nancy Stueber, president and CEO, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, also serves on ASTC's Executive Committee.)
Board members continuing their terms included: Dennis Bartels, executive director, Exploratorium, San Francisco; David Chesebrough, president and CEO, COSI, Columbus, OH; Ann Fumarolo, president and CEO, Sci-Port: Louisiana's Science Center, Shreveport; Nohora Elisabeth Hoyos, executive director, Maloka, Bogota, Colombia; Ronen Mir, general director, MadaTech: Israel National Museum of Science, Technology, and Space, Haifa; Neville Petrie, CEO, Science Alive! New Zealand's Science Centre, Christchurch; Stephanie Ratcliffe, executive director, The Wild Center, Tupper Lake, NY; and Barry Van Deman, president and CEO, Museum of Life and Science, Durham, NC. With her resignation as president and executive director of the Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland, Linda Abraham-Silver stepped down from the Board at the end of her term.


text:
Car Hire In Cyprus with Rent4Less
Our name and history guarantee the reliability for car rental in Cyprus.
Rent a car in Paphos, Cyprus.
Rent a car in Paphos and live a unique experience, within the countless options, each traveler can choose to visit in Cyprus. You can easily combine sea and mountain, explore archeological sites and other natural attractions, find some peace in one of the hundreds monasteries or enjoy until the early hours the intense nightlife of the island.
Not just a car hire, but something more.
Exclusive member benefits.
You can also manage your account, having access from any device, and control all of your orders, proposals and any current car rental offers from Rent4Less.


text:
Is Ed Sheeran Quitting Music At The End Of His Tour?
Is Ed Sheeran Quitting Music At The End Of His Tour?
- Genre : More Music
- Type: News
- Author : Super Admin
- Date : Mon, 24 Apr 2017
The ginger-haired pedler of MOR acoustic pop, whose latest album "÷" has surpassed a million sales in the UK and spent 13 weeks at the number one spot with single "Shape of You," is currently on tour in the UK, and you'd be forgiven for thinking that life seems to be going well for the multi-million selling 'everyman' of the music industry.
However, according to a source close to the "Shape of You" singer Sheeran could be ready to take a back seat in music, or perhaps even quit the scene forever. Speaking with English tabloid the Daily Star, the source discussed Sheeran's plans once the world tour is over: "Ed has pretty much achieved everything there is to achieve in music… He absolutely loves what he does and is riding the wave of his success at the moment, but at the same time he wants a more normal life."
This new speculation echoes the sentiments of a recent interview with Sheeran, who spoke out to say that becoming a father would prevent him from touring in the future. The source confirmed that Sheeran would put his wife and kids ahead of a musical career, and would possibly break for five or ten years before releasing any more albums. The unnamed source said: "When or if he gets married he wants to put his wife and kids first and not his career. If that means going AWOL for years then so be it."
Sheeran, who has previously associated with some pretty famous love-interests, is currently dating his high school sweetheart, Cherry Seaborn — they've been going steady for two years. The source said "The big test is if the relationship survives this album and the tour, "When they got together Ed was on his year off but every day in his schedule for the next year is practically full."
Whoever the source is, there may be some truth in the speculation. Sheeran is slated to headline this year's Glastonbury festival and to continue working a highly successful album cycle. For a famous homebody and lover of normal life it seems like Sheeran could have normalcy in his sights.
Download Ed Sheeran music from iTunes
—The ARTISTdirect Staff


text:
Can My Own Vehicle Be Converted Into A Wheelchair Van?
If you presently own a late model, unconverted Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna, Dodge Grand Caravan, Chrysler Town & Country, Chrysler Pacifica, or Ford Explorer, but now find yourself in need of a vehicle that is wheelchair accessible, we may have an alternative solution to save you some cash.
BraunAbility, the world's largest converter of handicap accessible vehicles has a program where they can convert your existing vehicle into a wheelchair accessible vehicle if it fits within their current conversion requirements. This method is called converting a, "Customer Supplied Chassis" and this can be a tremendous cost saving option for those with a vehicle fitting the current requirements.
Below is the most recent infotorial from BraunAbility on which vehicles they will accept for conversion and the requirements they have established for each.
If you feel this might be a viable option for your situation, please contact one of our mobility consultants today. Our consultants will provide a FREE evaluation of your current situation and future needs, and help determine if this solution is a fit.


text:
Hand knotted mala beads using natural silk, smooth white magnesite, wood jasper, pyrite and bodhi guru beads.
- Magnesite is a wonderful relaxing and calming stone to use in meditation... and it has the potential to aid you to create quite amazing changes in your life.
- Jasper is a supremely nurturing stone that provides grounding during times of stress.
- Pyrite is a powerful protection stone which shields and protects against all forms of negative vibrations and energy.
BOHINDI made Mala Beads are important mediums for meditation, peace and enlightenment. BOHINDI'S hand knotted Mala Beads are carefully made by hand in our studio located in Columbus, Ohio. Each 108 beads are hand strung and knotted on a natural silk cord and finished with a beautiful handcrafted silk tassel. BOHINDI'S traditional 108 Mala Beads embody a calmer mind, body, and spirit.
- Beads: 8mm smooth magnesite, wood jasper, pyrote and 10mm bodhi bead
- Measurements: 38"
- Will arrive in it's very own BOHINDI signature linen bag and gift box


text:
Community organisations and individuals throughout Oxfordshire help us in so many ways and enable us provide support and extra resources for bereaved children and families. Here's how our community friends help:
We know that there is a great deal of satisfaction in planning and organising an event from start to finish. This might be a pub quiz or a cake sale, or something more ambitious like a black tie ball or a sponsored event like Poppy Campion's fantastic hula hoop challenge! If you decide to organise an event then please contact our community fundraiser, Lucy Wise, who will be able to support and advise you along the way, and also help to publicise your event through our website and social media. You can reach Lucy by emailing her on firstname.lastname@example.com or calling the office - 01865 744768.
We are always delighted to give talks to local organisations and groups about our work. This is important as it helps raise awareness about the charity. If you belong to a community group such as Rotary, Round Table, Freemasons, WI or a church group then why not ask us to come and speak to your members?
Bush House
2 Merewood Avenue
Oxford OX3 8EF
Enquiries and advice line: 01865 744 768
Email: email@example.com


text:
Mothers Day Quotes 2019: Mothers Day Quotes for the mother…….Mother! A word describing love, emotions, feelings and lot of care. She is just not mom for kids but a helper, guide and a big supporter. She is the only one who gave us life, taught us to face this world with full courage, she give us moral values by following which we can lead to a successful life. Whenever love is talked about the person whose love came to first position is mother's true love. She loves us without any conditions. God gave this beautiful and more caring gift who loves us to the highest level. For this love we should express our love by giving a very catchy card with Happy Mothers Day Quotes.
Mother's day!! An event that realizes us to salute a person who give us a life. Who gives us a motive to live and resides with us every time, every movement and want to protect us from any dangerous thing and any difficulty. Friends let's celebrate the mother's day event with us and give a salute to your mother that she is the wonder with emotions, feeling, creativity and dedication. The Seven Wonders of the World never be a competitor of her. She is the great one. Thanks to your mother with our Mother's Day Quotes and mother's day quotes with images, mother's day images with quotes. Mother's day quotes is one of the best way to give a special feeling to your mother. Make wallpapers of mother's day quotes with images. Create status of Mother's Day Quotes . This mother's day be the best mother's day of your mom's life. Give her inspirational mother's day quotes, emotional and sentimental Mother's Day Quotes . So friends this time mother's day 2019 will be the best…..
A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie. ~Tenneva Jordan
A mother is the truest friend we have, when trials heavy and sudden, fall upon us; when adversity takes the place of prosperity; when friends who rejoice with us in our sunshine desert us; when trouble thickens around us, still will she cling to us, and endeavor by her kind precepts and counsels to dissipate the clouds of darkness, and cause peace to return to our hearts. ~Washington Irving
This heart, my own dear mother, bends, With love's true instinct, back to thee! ~Thomas Moore
Insanity is hereditary. You can get it from your children. ~Sam Levenson
The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents. ~John J. Plomp
Before a day was over, Home comes the rover, For mother's kiss — sweeter this Than any other thing! ~William Allingham
I don't care how poor a man is; if he has family, he's rich. ~Dan Wilcox and Thad Mumford.
Hundreds of dewdrops to greet the dawn, Hundreds of bees in the purple clover, Hundreds of butterflies on the lawn, But only one mother the wide world over. ~George Cooper
The sweetest sounds to mortals given Are heard in Mother, Home, and Heaven. ~William Goldsmith Brown
A suburban mother's role is to deliver children obstetrically once, and by car forever after. ~Peter De Vries
Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs... since the payment is pure love. ~Mildred B. Vermont
If you have a mom, there is nowhere you are likely to go where a prayer has not already been. ~Robert Brault
If the whole world were put into one scale, and my mother in the other, the whole world would kick the beam. ~Lord Langdale
The moment a child is born, the mother is also born. She never existed before. The woman existed, but the mother, never. A mother is something absolutely new. ~Rajneesh
Mothers hold their children's hands for a short while, but their hearts forever. ~Author Unknown
All mothers are working mothers. ~Author Unknown
When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child. ~Sophia Loren,Women and Beauty
Mother — that was the bank where we deposited all our hurts and worries. ~T. DeWitt Talmage
A mother is a mother still, The holiest thing alive. ~Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Mother love is the fuel that enables a normal human being to do the impossible. ~Marion C. Garretty, quoted in A Little Spoonful of Chicken Soup for the Mother's Soul
The real religion of the world comes from women much more than from men — from mothers most of all, who carry the key of our souls in their bosoms. ~Oliver Wendell Holmes
A mother understands what a child does not say. ~Author Unknown
God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers. ~Jewish Proverb
I remember my mother's prayers and they have always followed me. They have clung to me all my life. ~Abraham Lincoln
Woman in the home has not yet lost her dignity, in spite of Mother's Day, with its offensive implication that our love needs an annual nudging, like our enthusiasm for the battle of Bunker Hill. ~John Erskine
A man loves his sweetheart the most, his wife the best, but his mother the longest. ~Irish Proverb
Mother, the ribbons of your love are woven around my heart. ~Author Unknown
Motherhood is priced Of God, at price no man may dare To lessen or misunderstand. ~Helen Hunt Jackson
A mom's hug lasts long after she lets go. ~Author Unknown
Who fed me from her gentle breast And hushed me in her arms to rest, And on my cheek sweet kisses prest? My Mother. ~Ann Taylor
Who ran to help me when I fell, And would some pretty story tell, Or kiss the place to make it well? My mother. ~Ann Taylor
On Mother's Day I have written a poem for you. In the interest of poetic economy and truth, I have succeeded in concentrating my deepest feelings and beliefs into two perfectly crafted lines: You're my mother, I would have no other! ~Forest Houtenschil, c.1979
A mother's heart is a patchwork of love. ~Author Unknown
Mom, when thoughts of you are in our hearts, we are never far from home. ~Author Unknown
Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children. ~William Makepeace Thackeray
A Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother. ~Author Unknown
Sweater, n.: garment worn by child when its mother is feeling chilly. ~Ambrose Bierce
Mothers are fonder than fathers of their children because they are more certain they are their own. ~Aristotle
All women become like their mothers. That is their tragedy. No man does. That's his. ~Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest, 1895
A man's work is from sun to sun, but a mother's work is never done. ~Author Unknown
My Mother's hands, so thin and work-worn, Were loved by me as jewels, rare, For they had rocked me in my cradle, And, lovingly, they'd stroked my hair. They worked for me, both night and morning; They helped to smooth away my fears, For never were these dear hands idle; I think of them with love and tears! My Mother's hands to me were precious: I thought their beauty was sublime; I felt no harm on earth could touch me If they were near me all the time! ~Gertrude Tooley Buckingham, "My Mother's Hands" (1940s)
There is only one pretty child in the world, and every mother has it. ~Chinese Proverbdiv>
Mothers hold their children's hands for a short while, but their hearts forever. A photograph of Anonymous. ANONYMOUS
Wishing them with the Mothers day quotes can really touch their heart as quotes say a lot more than just mere words. Mothers day quotes help in expressing the feelings as well.
Quotations and sayings are a great way to express your love and gratitude towards the ones you love the most. The Latest Mothers Day 2019 Quotes collections highlighting the importance of the person in your life are listed here which you can seamlessly share with your tender buds.
Copyright © 2019 mothersdaygifts123.com


text:
Globally, there is a great inequality in health status and this inequality is a barrier to development. Better health provides economic development, quality of life and safety.
As a graduate in Global Health your competences will enable you to work with the many interrelated determinants impacting human global health and disease - ranging on a scale from individual to society. This includes politics, policies, trade and economy, frameworks, socio-cultural issues, and climate change.
The programme is offered in English, and includes periods of field work and good opportunities for specialisation and studying abroad.Profile and Career
The MSc in Global Health is a research-based, cross-disciplinary Master of Science programme offered by the University of Copenhagen, as part of the research and educational activities organised by the Copenhagen School of Global Health.
The programme comprises, among others, the following disciplines: medical anthropology, biology and biomedicine, demography, epidemiology, medicine, nutrition, public and international health, economics, political and social science, and sociology.
Teaching and learning methods varies between lectures and classroom instruction, visits to field sites, case and project work carried out individually or together with other students. Students are encouraged to participate actively in class discussions.
Why study Global Health?
Globally, there is a great inequality in health status and this inequality is a barrier to development. Better health provides economic development, quality of life and safety. A newborn in Sierra Leone, for example, can expect to have 29 healthy years, compared to 75 years in Japan.
Peoples and individuals' health status is increasingly dependent on processes at the global level:
At the same time, a rapid development in technologies for prevention and treatment is occurring, which creates new opportunities for health, including medical tourism and distant diagnosis and treatment.
Career Opportunities
The MSc in Global Health will foster graduates with analytical and practical skills related to human health in a globalised world. This gives you a wide range of career opportunities as MSc in Global Health.
Competence Description
As a graduate in Global Health you will be able to analyse the many interrelated determinants impacting human health and disease ranging on a scale from individual to society, with a focus on the global perspective - including politics, policies, trade and economy, frameworks, socio-cultural issues, and climate change.
The MSc in Global Health is a 2-year programme taught in English.
The first year consists of six compulsory courses and ends with the mandatory field work in a low- or middle-income country in either Europe or Africa.
The year is divided into four blocks, with two courses running simultaneously in each block, except for block 4 which is made up entirely of the field work.
The second year is a year of specialisation and you are free to plan and compose the year as you like within one of four different study tracks.
You can choose between elective courses in Denmark or abroad and/or you can do an internship in a relevant company or organisation. The only requirement is that you should obtain a total of 60 ETCS and finalise your study with a master's thesis.Compulsory courses
The MSc in Global Health has six compulsory courses which, together with the field work, make up the first of the programme's two years.
These courses are:
Global Health: Policy, Politics and Partners, which covers the changing role of different stakeholders, health policies and political issues on a local, regional, national, international and global level.
Drivers of Change in Human Health: Coping with Population and Environmental Dynamics, which focuses on demographic changes and the impact of migration, conflicts, climate change and other factors affecting health issues.
Health and Diseases in Low and Middle Income Societies, which goes in depth with major health problems in low and middle-income societies.
Advanced Research Methods and Ethics, which uses a problem-based approach to the principal methods and theories related to global health research.
Health Systems in a Global Context, which considers health systems in high, middle, and low income societies in a historic, cultural, organizational, economic and political context.
Strategies for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, which covers strategies for health promotion and the control and prevention of diseases, with a focus on health systems.
The field trip module covers nine weeks and is divided into the following parts:
2½ weeks of preparation
The 2½ weeks of preparation for the field work takes place in Copenhagen. Through lectures, presentations and group work around specific cases, you will become further skilled in applied research methodologies, building on previous courses.
5 weeks of field work
During the five weeks of field-based study period, you will have the opportunity to gain practical experience related to the use of the research methods taught in Copenhagen. You will obtain valuable information regarding environmental and public health services, disease patterns and other issues related to the country or region of the host institution.
During the field work you will visit field sites and receive lectures and supervision by local as well as accompanying staff. You will be working in groups as well as individually, collecting and analysing data, and will start writing up your field report.
1½ weeks of working on the field work report
Upon returning to Copenhagen, you will continue working on your data analysis and field reports. You will present your findings to each other and give and get feedback on your work by fellow students as well as supervisors, before writing up the final report.
The teaching, supervision and other academic activities taking place as part of the field work module both in Copenhagen and abroad is covered as part of the programme.
However, students must bear the expenses connected with travel, insurance, vaccinations, food, and lodging for the field trip themselves. These expenses depend on the destination, as the travel to a destination in Europe will be less expensive than going to Africa.Specialisations
Study Tracks
After completing the compulsory courses and field work, you have the option of specialising your study of global health within one of four different study tracks:
During your first year of studies, there will be workshops and seminars about the different study tracks, helping you to consider which of these tracks you wish to specialise in.
Based on your choice, you must compose a study plan outlining how you want to specialise during your third and fourth semester. The study plan must be approved by the Board of Studies.
Third semester
During your third semester, you have the freedom to design your own study program consisting of 30 ECTS elective courses and internship, as long as they fall within the topic of your chosen study track.
You may choose to do an internship element of 10 or 15 ECTS and/or take electives at the University of Copenhagen or other institutions in Denmark or abroad of between 2.5 and 30 ECTS.
Elective Courses
Elective courses can be taken from University of Copenhagen or from other institutions in Denmark or abroad. Elective courses can be from 2.5 to 30 ETCS and can be combined with doing an internship.Thesis writing
You spend your fourth semester working on your thesis (30 ECTS), which must be handed in at the end of the fourth semester. The thesis is the culmination of your study of global health and must reflect the skills and competencies, which you have built up during your previous two years of studying at the master programme.
You will be considering the topic of your thesis already at the beginning of your second semester, where you have to decide on which of the four study tracks you wish to specialize in during your third and fourth semester.
The overall guideline for the thesis is that it must:
It is possible to study abroad as part of your MSc in Global Health. You may choose to study abroad for one or two semesters or for a shorter period of time; e.g. by attending a summer school.
Why Study Abroad?
A main objective of studying abroad is to further widen your academic knowledge and network. It is a good idea to seek advice from lecturers and student councillors when planning your studies abroad to find out where to go and how to structure your academic programme. Your lecturers may have academic inputs, international contacts and may be able to provide you with references which can prove useful.
If you have a successful study abroad experience academically, you are also more likely to benefit socially and culturally.
Exchange Agreements
The University of Copenhagen has an extensive number of exchange agreements with universities world wide.
Further information about the exchange programmes and partner universities is available through the International Relations Office at Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences (external link).
The University of Copenhagen also cooperates with other Danish and Swedish universities in the Oeresund region, giving you the opportunity to take individual courses at these partner institutions.


text:
This is the technology of the future
Which technologies does the future need? Our individual advice on digital technologies and services helps you make the right choice.
We are your partner for digitization
With the best connectivity, secure infrastructure and a strong owner, we are your reliable partner when it comes to digitization.About Us
From infrastructure to implementation. We offer you tailor-made products & solutions for every stage of digitization.Solutions
We accompany our customers on their journey through digitization with experience, knowledge and the right partners.Our customers
Any questions left?
Then just contact our experts and let us advise you individually about our solutions and your opportunities for digitization. We are looking forward to receive your message! A1 Digital will use all information provided herein solely in accordance with the privacy policy.


text:
Ear of the Beholder
by James Landwehr
Rock music was always a big part of our family. The older siblings listened to the Beatles, Zeppelin and The Doors and subsequently passed down their musical influences to us younger kids. Most of us owned record players or stereos at one time or another growing up in the 70's. These units varied in quality from very cheap plastic phonographs with a built-in speaker, to the "Hi Fidelity" stereo from Montgomery Wards that mom gave us as a family gift one year. The Sony Walkmans of the eighties were still years away and iPods were so inconceivable that they weren't even a crackpot thought. Nope. This was the era of albums, eight tracks and cassette tapes. Albums that skipped and popped, eight tracks that switched channels mid-song and tapes that were occasionally chewed by a hungry cassette player. Listening to music was still an imperfect science.
There was one particular phonograph of mine that was eventually passed down to Rob when I got my first stereo. It was low-fidelity in every sense of the term, driven by a tinny, monaural speaker and a stylus that had all the engineering of a railroad spike and sounded like one when dragged over a record. With his hearing loss, Rob was no audiophile. He listened for pure pleasure and wasn't concerned with the proper mix of bass, treble, and mid-range. Even with his hearing aids, in order to hear the lyrics, he had to turn it up very loud. This volume brought forth what little bass the underpowered phonograph was capable of, but also served as the foundation of his listening enjoyment. He once explained to me how important the percussion section is to a deaf person. They like to feel their music, have it touch them, have it move them. It was always educational when Rob took me into the deaf world, deaf culture. My hearing world was myopic at best, and growing up with him helped broaden my perspective.
He never had a lot of his own music. As a kid, I think he only had three 45 RPM records to his name. One of them was Kenny Rogers' The Gambler, which he bought to aid in practicing the sign language lyrics for the song. His high school had a program called the Theatre for the Deaf. This troupe put together a series of skits that were performed alongside various songs signed by the kids. Most of the kids were hard of hearing, so they relied on audible cues and pauses as well as great direction from their instructor in order to synchronize correctly.
In preparation for the production, he played the songs over and over and over again in his bedroom. The tinny nature of the phonograph speaker and the volume at which it was played made it impossible to escape if you were upstairs. Kenny's constant drawl and drone about the difference between holding up and folding up became the soundtrack to Rob and the rest of our lives. The repetition, day after day, began to wear us siblings down. It is not the world's most uplifting song. Kenny's declaration mid-song that, "the best that you can hope for is to die in your sleep" actually became kind of appealing. At least it would free us from the ongoing indecision of the conflicted Gambler.
But we were patient. Mom reminded us that Rob's hearing loss was as much a part of the family as he was. She continually told us that we needed to cut him some slack on the one song he really seemed to love. In line with Kenny himself, mom was telling us that we needed to know when to hold up, as the song goes. Besides, we were all expecting the obsession with the song to end once the production was over. Of course, we were wrong. He continued playing the song for months after the play was over but we all just rolled with it.
The same thing happened with another song that Rob had on a 45 RPM record, namely, Billy Joel's Piano Man. Rob landed the lead in another skit by the Theater for the Deaf, and he made it his goal to nail the song. Behind the closed door, the phonograph spun and spun endlessly as Billy sang of tonic and gin as Rob waved his hands and contorted his fingers in synchronic elegant magnificence. He was in his element when he was signing. When he crossed over into the world of song, of lyrical-sign, he immersed himself in a place of well-being and familiarity. The sadness of the tune was overshadowed by the joy it brought to him whenever he played and signed it. Between the music of Joel and Rogers, it seemed that the plight of drinkers and gamblers set to music held a special place in Rob's heart.
Rob was a raging extrovert who also happened to love the spotlight. Because of this, when the time came to put on his production at the high school, he blew it out of the water. My mother, my sister Pat and I all went and watched he and his colleagues captivate the audience that night. During it, I saw how all the preparation that we had endured over the weeks prior was finally paying off. As the gambler, he stood there in the spotlight in his cowboy hat with his Hollywood good looks and signed the song flawlessly. He had a natural stage presence and brought his best performance. There were several instances during the performance that tears welled up for me. He made me so stinking proud I wanted to stand up and say, "Yeah! That's my brother up there!" It was a stark reminder of how petty my grievances about the phonograph were. This was Rob's moment to shine, and he nailed it.
Jim has a book-length memoir, Dirty Shirt: A Boundary Waters Memoir, and two poetry collections, Written Life and Reciting From Memory. His nonfiction has been published in Main Street Rag, Sundown Press and others. His poetry has been published in many different journals. Jim currently resides in Wisconsin. For more information, visit here.


text:
WELCOME TO THE HVWC CALENDAR: home of all our upcoming readings, events and workshops. You can view by list or calendar (see right menu to choose). Click the colored tabs below to show only specific options. Our workshops run as multi-session series or one-day "intensives." Note, we list the multi-session courses on the first day they meet only. The full dates of the session are described in the course descriptions. You would need to scroll back to the start date if you needed to enroll for something already underway. But do let us know if you want to join something in midstream since we need the blessing of the instructor. Questions? Email us.
Events for November 15, 2019
Events Search and Views Navigation
7:30 pm
Open Mic
Our Open Mic Nights are held from 7:30-9:30 pm on the 3rd Friday of each month. Doors open at 7 pm for event starting at 7:30. Due to popular demand to participate, we've had to limit the amount of readers to 20. NEW: We're adjusting the policy to balance the demand at the door and […]Find out more »


text:
Welcome to our website! As we have the ability to list over one million items on our website (our selection changes all of the time), it is not feasible for a company our size to record and playback the descriptions on every item on our website. However, if you have a disability we are here to help you. Please call our disability services phone line at (515) 289-7557 during regular business hours and one of our kind and friendly personal shoppers will help you navigate through our website, help conduct advanced searches, help you choose the item you are looking for with the specifications you are seeking, read you the specifications of any item and consult with you about the products themselves. There is no charge for the help of this personal shopper for anyone with a disability. Finally, your personal shopper will explain our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, and help you place an order if you so desire.
Ice Maker 15-Inch - Gourmet Clear Ice
Cafe UCC15NJII
Regular Price $2,600.99
Our Price $2,599.96
You Save $1.03
Ice Maker 15-Inch - Nugget Ice
Cafe UNC15NJII
Regular Price $3,200.99
Our Price $3,199.96
You Save $1.03
Cafe CIP75D1
Cafe CIP75S1
15'' Ice Maker with Left Hinge Door
Electrolux UL15IM20RS
Our Price $2,499.96
15'' Ice Maker with Right Hinge Door
Electrolux UR15IM20RS
Our Price $2,499.96
GE Appliances IM5D
Regular Price $110.99
Our Price $109.96
You Save $1.03
GE Profile™ Opal™ Nugget Ice Maker
GE Profile OPAL01GEPKT
GE Profile Series Stainless Steel Ice Maker Door Kit (door panel and handle only)
GE Profile PIP70SS
15in Built-in 50lbs Ice Maker In Stainless Steel
Thor Kitchen HIM1555BLK
Our Price $1,399.96


text:
Portuguese Origins and Flavours
Portugal at our table
Located in Lisboa, Lapa, Raízes is a restaurant focused in the portuguese cuisine. Our wish is to transform a simple meal into a voyage of flavours that can only be found in our country.
Book your table!
Organize your event with us
Workshops, Corporate Lunches, Costum-Made Group Dinners, Snacks
Visit us!
Tuesday to Sunday
Lunch: 12h30 - 15h
Dinner: 19h - 22h30
Raízes Restaurant
Rua do Olival 36, 1200-742 Lisbon


text:
Start Your Free Trial
To watch this video and get unlimited access to all of BlazeTV, start your free trial or sign in now.Learn More
The Democrats are in full panic mode following the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh as Supreme Court Justice by President Trump. They're acting like the world as we know it is coming to an end. It doesn't matter that Kavanaugh is far from a controversial choice. The Democrats planned to fight and protest anyone President Trump picked. Plus, the streets of San Francisco are literally covered in human feces as its homelessness crisis reaches new heights.
Jul 12, 2018|19:05


text:
LEE RIGBY 4TH ANNIVERSARYDownload
© Licensed to London News Pictures. 22/05/2017
Flags are back up in Woolwich for Lee Rigby.
The Lee Rigby memorial motorbike ride took place this morning on the fourth anniversary of his death. Large numbers of bikers past the Lee Rigby memorial on Wellington Street near Woolwich Barracks, Woolwich, which only days ago was attacked and damaged by vandals.
Photo credit :Grant Falvey/LNP
- Filename
- Copyright
- ©under licence to London News Pictures. +44 (0)208 088 1155
- Image Size
- 1996x3000 / 2.4MB
- Contained in galleries


text:
- Did you mean
- farm sheet template
Search results
15 Years, 15 Minutes: South Centers scientist Islam recognized by University for soil test kit commercialization
The kit consists of a heavy-duty case containing 30 ml of reagent, water resistant instruction sheet ...
Keep Yourself Moving in the Winter Months
fact, there's a method to dressing for exercise in cold weather. First, wear a layer of synthetic ... Sunburns and skin damage can happen in winter just like summer. In fact, snow reflects the sun's rays, ...
Tech Recipe: Starting A Scholastic Drone Racing Team
"How does drone racing work?" This fact sheet is written in a recipe format to provide simple how-to ... rules do not apply for indoor drone users, common sense safety rules still remain. In fact, many ...
Processing Venison
be deer hunting. This year I worked with a co-worker and wrote fact sheet on freezing and canning ... would hold heat which could cause the meat to spoil. Wrap the carcass in a clean sheet but do not tie to ...
Animal Sciences
here for the Fact Sheet "Requirements of Livestock Projects for Exhibition in Ohio Fairs." It ... includes information about QA, project enrollment, etc. Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) Fact Sheet for 4-H ... VFD Fact Sheet here. 4-H Livestock Judging Team Any Tuscarawas County 4-H member who is interested in ...
Trenching and Excavation Safety
sheets braced tightly against the vertical walls of the trench will protect the workers in the ditch and ... prevent the collapse of adjacent structures. To reduce movement outside of the sheeting, push sheets ...
Proper Calibration and Operation of Backpack and Hand Can Sprayers
seedlings, shrubs, or lawn). This fact sheet describes the steps for calibrating manual (backpack and hand ... selection (type and size) for different applications, read the OSU Extension fact sheet FABE-528 "Selecting ... to the tank, read the OSU Extension fact sheet FABE-530 "How Much Chemical Do I Need to Add to My ...
Award Forms
Record Book Clover Award Member Record Sheet Community Service Award Honor Club Application Outstanding ...
Small Livestock Projects
Dates 2020 flyer for details. Goats Scrapie Tag Requirements- All Goats USDA Goat Requirements Fact ... Sheet- explaining the national scrapie eradication program- for the following goat projects: 135BD, ... Dates 2020 sheet. Poultry Pullorum Testing The Ohio Poultry Association and Ohio Department of ...
4-H Enrollment Information
1st. Club Advisor Login Help Sheet Step 2: 4-HOnline Animal ID (For Youth Taking Animal Projects) ... FairEntry Help Sheet Log-In to FairEntry Now ...


text:
Back To Menu
Salad Additions
Grilled Chicken $3.50Fresh Grilled Salmon $6Fresh Grilled Shrimp $6Pan Seared Scallops $8Grilled Steak $8.50Grilled Cajun Chicken $3.50Fried Chicken Tenders $3.50Buffalo Chicken Tenders $3.50Fried Coconut Chicken Tenders $3.50Baked Gluten Free Tenders $3.50Vegan Burger $4
Have you tried this item? Pop it!
Help other diners know what to expect by sharing your experience.
6 people have popped this item


text:
Image: Brisbane Marketing CEO John Aitken and Councillor Julian Simmonds visiting the Asian powerhouse. (L-R)
9 March 2015
China continues to be a key focus for the city, with Brisbane Marketing CEO John Aitken and Councillor Julian Simmonds visiting the Asian powerhouse during the past fortnight.
The city personally invited a range of Chinese civic and business leaders to join an anticipated 1000 delegates from the Asia Pacific region at the prestigious 10th Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors' Forum (APCS) this year.
Councillor Simmonds particularly encouraged business leaders with an interest in city management to participate in the Brisbane Summit.
APCS will be held in Brisbane from 5 to 8 July 2015 and offer world class speakers, a stimulating and topical program focussing on global, digital and future cities and an opportunity to develop strategic partnerships.
Chinese media executive S Y Lau, from the world's fourth-largest internet company Tencent Media, has been confirmed as a keynote speaker along with prominent international leaders Lord Sebastian Coe and Randi Zuckerberg.
Brisbane City Council established the biennial event in 1996 and since then more than 8,000 delegates from 400 cities have participated.
The China mission also included several successful media briefings in Shanghai and Beijing where the upcoming Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors Forum was showcased to a large number of key media partners.
Brisbane Marketing worked with the Lord Mayor's Administration Office and our own representatives in market to set up the briefings.
It follows a trip by Lord Mayor Councillor Graham Quirk last September when he led a senior delegation to Shanghai ahead of the G20 Leaders Summit and met with Executive Vice-Mayor of Shanghai Tu Guangshao, to extend a personal invitation to APCS.
Some of the New World City issues to be covered at the Summit include:
For more information on the Asia Pacific Cities Summit, visit www.apcsummit.org
Liked this article? Share it with your network using the social media buttons. Want to receive similar articles? Subscribe now to Brisbane Marketing's eNews.