text:
Revision [16220]
This is an old revision of UsingPuppy made by coolpup on 2011-06-30 05:53:03.
How to Use Puppy Linux
- Learn more about Puppy
- Acquire the container file (either ISO or ZIP) of a recent Puppy release
- Choose how to use Puppy with your machine with MinimumSystemRequirements:
Using Puppy from a flash memory drive
Using Puppy from a hard disk drive
Using Puppy from an optical disc drive
Using Puppy from a network server drive
Using Puppy from a hard disk drive
Using Puppy from an optical disc drive
Using Puppy from a network server drive
Appendix 1 - The container filePuppy essentially consists of three compressed files:
- vmlinuz
- initrd.gz
- *.sfs (where the nature of * is determined by the Puppy version)
N.B. Some Puppy versions make use of an additional file: z*.sfs
These files are usually distributed in a container file in either ISO or ZIP format. It is this one file that one has to acquire so as to be able to make use of Puppy.
Appendix 2 - Co-existing with another operating systemWhen making an installation to an internal H.D.D. with an existing operating system, one has the option to either allow that operating system to remain or be removed. Only remove the existing operating system if the computer is more than 3 years old since most computer manufacturers cease to provide new B.I.O.S. versions after that time. If the intention is to remove the existing operating system, regardless of computer age, then ensure to check for and install any B.I.O.S. updates first.
If the Puppy files are to be appended, by making a frugal installation only of Puppy, then this would involve one of the following:
- either making a new partition for Puppy (not recommended)
- or, using an existing partition for Puppy (recommended) (see Appendix 3)
Appendix 3 - The start-up processUpon starting, the computer needs to select one of its partitions from which to load an operating system. This requires specific boot code (e.g. Master Boot Code) to be located at a special location (Master Boot Record) on the boot drive. This program eventually transfers control to the Linux boot-loader system file, e.g. ldlinux.sys or grldr.
So, if the existing operating system is to be kept, one has to choose which operating system is to be the primary one to initiate the boot process:
- either, the existing operating system (e.g. Windows)
- or, the new operating system (i.e. Puppy)
Is Windows to be used to boot-up the computer? If so Windows will need to be modified so that it presents a start-up menu that includes Puppy as one of the available options. These changes have to be made from inside Windows and not from within Puppy. There is an on-line tutorial called the Lin'N'Win Project, that will achieve this.
Is Puppy to be used to boot-up the computer? This will involve installing GRUBforDOS from within Puppy, which will make Windows available as an option from the GRUB boot menu. However, this will only work if Puppy has been installed into its own partition. And the partition must be formatted using a Linux-compatible file system such as EXT4.
The Puppy Universal Installer (P.U.I.) does not install GRUB to a F.A.T. or N.T.F.S. partition because then it assumes that the partition contains Windows (error message "This partition is not Linux"). Instead, the boot-loader may be installed to the M.B.R.. To return to a Windows-only setup in the future simply run the fixmbr command.
Appendix 4 - Using an appropriate file-systemWhen Puppy is to be installed to its own partition it may be formatted with the file-system of choice.
EXT4 is the recommended file -system.
F.A.T. formatting would enable an external drive, e.g. U.S.B. flash memory drive, for file sharing with the Microsoft Windows operating system. It is not suitable for installing Puppy Linux onto since such a file-system does not permit the use of symbolic links. Also it does not support files with sizes greater than 4GB.
N.T.F.S. formatting permits the use of symbolic links and file sizes greater than 4GB. However, there are problems with its usage and so it is not recommended.
The formatting can be performed on an unmounted partition using a LiveDVD or LiveUSB and going to:
Menu > System > GParted > Partition > Format to
Appendix 5 - Frugal and Full InstallationsWhen one performs a full installation, all of the data from the core Puppy files are extracted (decompressed) and deposited as a Linux file-system onto one's chosen partition. Therefore, a full installation involves one decompressed file-system. Any subsequent software application installations, or file edits, are appended to this file-system so that the total number of files and folders gradually increases with time.
With a frugal installation, an additional file-system is used known as the "save file" or "pupsave file". Therefore, a frugal installation involves two compressed file-sytems.Upon start-up, the file-system stored in the core Puppy files is loaded into memory, and it remains read-only. Any additional user files that are written to the operating system are stored in this save file. These two file-systems are operational simultaneously so that they appear merged; it appears that one is working with a single file-system. One has, in effect, a full installation whilst Puppy is running, but all that one actually sees on the physical partition are the core files and the save file.
The main advantages of a frugal installation is that one always boot with pristine copies of the core Puppy files. If the install gets corrupted it is just a matter of restoring the single save file from a backup copy.
The save file is of a fixed size but it may be increased if more space is required. However it is simpler to just store or move data outside of the save file, which is recommended. For example these software packages are installed outside the save file: opera, libreoffice
Frugal installations can be made almost anywhere. It may even be placed inside a full installation of Puppy or another Linux distribution. Or one may have multiple frugal installations in the same partition.
GRUB can be installed manually. GRUB has two parts - stage1 and stage2. Stage1 is the small block of boot code that gets written onto the M.B.R. Stage2 is the collection of support files that are stored in the directory /boot/grub on the Linux partition. That is also where the GRUB menu file menu.lst is located.
Partitioning tools like PartedMagic, or the partitioning programs in some other Linux distributions, can have a major side-effect on Puppy: inode sizes in EXT partitions.
Windows Vista may become corrupted if a user tries to shrink the Windows partition using Linux tools. A safer procedure is to use Vista's own Disk Management tool, then create the new partitions using Linux. If one wants to keep Vista as the primary boot-loader, look at Easy BCD here.
For a frugal installation the file system is placed inside a single file, known as the frugal save file, which itself contains a compressed read-only file system - the Linux file system. There is also a pup_save.2fs file which contains an uncompressed ext2 file system. This one, called the "save file", stores any changes or additions you make to the normal file system. Upon booting, pup_save.2fs is super-imposed over pup_xxx.sfs so that one sees a complete file system. There are only two other small files: initrd.gz and vmlinuz (the kernel). Prior to Puppy Linux 4.00, zdrv_xxx.sfs was also used. Thus you can conveniently back up everything to, for example, a USB flash drive by simply copying /mnt/home/pup_save.2fs (plus vmlinuz, initrd.gz, pup_xxx.sfs) and your GRUB boot loader marker and config files to the drive. Technically though, you only need to back up the pup_save.2fs file, because the rest are all the original files from the ISO file.
A frugal installation may be performed on a Windows FAT32 or NTFS partition without requiring to re-partition it; operates faster in high-R.A.M. computers; and is easier to upgrade. However, if one has fast, newer disks and plenty of R.A.M., frugal loses its speed advantage. On a P3-1GHz machine with 1GB of RAM and UDMA5 hard disks, there is no material performance difference between a frugal install and a full H.D.D install, provided the full install is on a reiserfs partition. On a P3-800 laptop with only a UDMA2 hard disk, there is a great deal of difference. If you have enough RAM to hold Puppy, e.g. 256MB, then the frugal install is the only way to go.
To be able to dual-boot Puppy alongside Windows without re-partitioning or re-formatting: perform a frugal Puppy installation.
For a full installation the conventional Linux file system is directly placed onto the partition. A full installation runs faster on low-RAM computers.
On a full hard disk install, the vmlinuz file is usually at /boot, and executables are located at /usr/bin. On a frugal install vmlinuz is outside of pup_save.2fs somewhere on the "real" file system. executable files within frugal installations are also are /usr/bin, but /usr/bin itself is not directly on the disk but rather is at /initrd/pup_rw which in reality is pup_save.2fs on the disk's "real" file-system, "union'ed" into the overall Linux / directory tree in pup_xxx.sfs.
Another thing frugal installations do is copy the pup_xxx.sfs file into R.A.M. if there is a sufficient amount, causing applications to start slightly faster. If the computer does not have sufficient R.A.M., it will instead mount the pup_xxx.sfs file from the HDD.
In the case that a frugal installation's save file is on a flash memory drive, Puppy stores its file changes within R.A.M., and only copies them to the save file on the drive periodically (or when one clicks the "save" icon or shut down). This is to cut down on writes to the drive to extend it's life. This behavior does not happen on non-flash media (if it does you probably forgot to set the pmedia=satahd parameter when using a SATA drive).
One can place a frugal install within a pre-existing Windows installation. The frugal save file (although it itself contains an ext file system) may reside on a FAT or NTFS partition; which is why a frugal installation is also called a "co-exist" installation. Not so with a full hard disk drive installation - one cannot make a full installation on a FAT partition because it does not support Linux symbolic links.
Puppy can boot from a non-primary partition. Or you can have the PUI write GRUB's stage1 to a floppy boot disk. Or you can do the frugal installation manually and use a boot CD to launch it. In that case, one could even put Puppy in a logical FAT partition which would be shared with Windows.


text:
This article was printed from mlb, originally published .
Read more news at: https://www.mlb.com/news
Young arms making a world of difference
Harvey, Miller the latest in new generation of big leagues' aces in the making
If 2012 is to be remembered as the year Mike Trout and Bryce Harper were first unleashed upon the Major League Baseball world, then 2013 is shaping up to be remembered as the season Matt Harvey and Shelby Miller established themselves as aces in the making, the type of top-end starting talent teams dream of developing.
What's striking, though, about the quick ascent of Harvey and Miller into the ranks of the elite (or, at least, the All-Star starting pitcher discussion) is that they are not so much total outliers as they are the cream of a young crop of starting talent arguably as good as we've seen in decades.
Maybe the run-production environment (runs per game is currently at its lowest rate in 21 seasons) into which Harvey and Miller and their fellow precocious pitching peers have stepped is the root cause of the cluster, or maybe the cluster is helping cause the numbers.
Let's just set that aside as a chicken-or-egg-type discussion.
But there certainly seems to be a new generation of young guns ripening right before our eyes.
"There's enough tangible evidence to think so," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "There could be a new wave of pitcher hitting the big leagues. We've seen Harvey and Miller, and they come as advertised. That Draft time has played out very well, very quickly."
It played out quickly for Hurdle's new No. 1 in training, Gerrit Cole, who debuted last week, almost two years to the day after he was taken first overall in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft. He has looked poised and polished through two starts, and if he can keep it up, perhaps by year's end he'll have opened as many eyes as Harvey and Miller and the like have.
In the meantime, there are five qualified starters aged 24 or younger who have ERAs of 2.50 or lower: the Mets' Harvey (2.04), the Cardinals' Miller (2.08), the D-backs' Patrick Corbin (2.28), the White Sox's Chris Sale (2.43) and the Nationals' Stephen Strasburg (2.50), who returned from the disabled list Sunday.
Just to put that in perspective, we haven't had a full season in which more than one starter aged 24 or younger posted an ERA of 2.50 or lower since 1987, when the Cards' Joe Magrane (2.18) and the Twins' Allan Anderson (2.45) pulled it off. And you have to go all the way back to 1972, when the Reds' Gary Nolan (1.99), the Mets' Jon Matlack (2.32) and the Yankees' Steve Kline (2.40) each had a sterling season, to find the last time we had more than a pair.
Maybe the second half of the season will fluctuate those ERAs out of that particular statistical picture, but something interesting seems to be brewing.
"It doesn't happen a whole lot in the game," Reds veteran Bronson Arroyo said. "Usually, when you compare the Major League level vs. Triple-A, it takes a while to find that comfort level and understand that the organization doesn't view you as a guy who deserves to call his own game yet and the qualities that come with that. It took me at least four years to get to that point."
Harvey and Miller didn't need four years, or even four months. Granted, we must be careful not to get too far ahead of ourselves, because the process of becoming a true ace can't be rushed, but Harvey and Miller have already elevated themselves to the level of must-see TV, if nothing else, and people around the Major Leagues certainly have taken notice.
"Finding guys like that is a needle-in-the-haystack type of thing," Giants veteran reliever Jeremy Affeldt said. "Even if you throw hard, you still have to have the confidence and the boldness to throw to big league hitters with command. That's what's impressive with those guys. I think Harvey might be ahead of Miller with fastball command and mixing it up, but Miller's got a really good fastball. It's explosive."
Average fastball velocity among starters has risen a full tick, from 91.4 to 92.4 mph, just in the last five years alone, according to FanGraphs.com, and the young guns have done their part to contribute to that. Cole's fastball has averaged 96 mph in his two starts, the highest such average among starters in the game. Strasburg (95.5), 22-year-old but since-optioned Orioles right-hander Kevin Gausman (95.3), 24-year-old Rays righty Chris Archer (95.2) and Harvey (95) have also averaged 95 or higher.
But as Gausman's demotion a few days ago illustrates, velocity alone can't help a pitcher survive at this level. Poise counts. And when you consider that four of the 21 starters who entered this week with a WAR of 2.0 or higher were in the 24-and-under crowd (Harvey, Miller, Sale and Corbin), the conclusion is that poise does not necessarily require experience.
"I don't know if this group is the first version of guys that have played baseball and baseball only since they were eight -- the traveling group generation -- or what it is," said Reds pitching coach Bryan Price. "Maybe it's just the advances in scouting and finding the right guys."
Whatever it is, it's an exciting time for fans of the well-pitched ballgame. The current environment is such that a prized prospect like Zack Wheeler comes along to make his debut start for the Mets tonight, and it feels as though he has an abnormally difficult standard to live up to.
"In the early 2000s," Affeldt said, "you had Josh Beckett and Zack Greinke and A.J. Burnett and John Lackey. It's kind of like that time period, where you see young aces come up at once. They're hard throwers, and these guys have the command with the hard-throwing [ability]. That's what makes a good starter, when you have the velocity to go with the command."
Anthony Castrovince is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and follow him on Twitter at @Castrovince.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Providing adequate and proper nutrition for your growing child is fundamental for normal growth and development. Listed in the directory below you will find additional information regarding age-specific nutritional tips, for which we have provided a brief overview.
If you cannot find the information in which you are interested, please visit the Growth and Development Online Resources page in this website for an Internet address that may contain additional information on that topic.


text:
The term revenue most commonly refers to Net Revenue but it can also be used as Gross Revenue. Revenue is the total amount of money a company takes in before any expenses Net Revenue... read more
Market and financial statement data provided by NASDAQ, BATS Exchange, SEC and Xignite Inc. Industry and operating metrics collected from company filings via EDGAR online. For more information on sources and calculations click here.


text:
Jude Law - 'relative sold stories'
Jude Law learned for the first time today that a member of his family allegedly sold stories about him to the News of the World.
Prosecutor Andrew Edis QC asked him: "When was the first time that you heard the suggestion that a member of your family had passed information to the News of the World for money?"
Jude replied: "Today."
The Alfie star appeared in wood-panelled Court 12 of the Old Bailey, giving evidence in the phone hacking trial.
Former government spin doctor Andy Coulson, who was editor of the News of the World (NotW)from 2003 to 2007, is accused of conspiring to hack phones between October 3 2000 and August 9 2006, along with ex-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks, 45, and former NotW managing editor Stuart Kuttner, 73.
The actor was quizzed by then-NotW editor Coulson's lawyer, Timothy Langdale QC, about a story about his then- girlfriend Sienna Miller having an affair with actor Daniel Craig.
The lawyer wrote down a name of a source on a piece of paper to show the witness. The name was not read in court.
Jude told the jury that he had discovered last autumn that the relative had passed on information, but had never heard claims they had been paid.
He said: "I was made aware very recently that there had been some kind of communication with this person and several others in and around and about this period of time. I was never aware any money had been exchanged."
He told the court he first became aware of rumours of the affair around the time the couple went to Sienna's sister Savannah's wedding in the West Country and Jude was shown NotW articles headlined "Sienna Cheats On Jude" and "Layer Fake".
Jude, wearing a grey suit, white shirt and blue spotted tie, spoke in a clear, confident voice.
There was a ripple of laughter when asked to read an article, he replied: "I would rather not."
The jury heard that he had telephoned James Bond star Daniel to confront him about the affair and suggested he should tell his own girlfriend, Satsuki Mitchell, about it.
But he could not remember whether that was before or after the paper broke the story and he had not left a voicemail about it.
Asked if he was aware that anyone around him was leaking stories, he said: "No, I did not know that anyone around me was talking to the newspapers, although I suspected it because there was such a flow of information... I suspected many people over that period of time."
He was also shown the names of a friend who is a publicist and an employee who it is claimed passed information to the press.
Sienna first alerted him to the claims about the employee in 2011 or 2012, Jude said.
Earlier, he described to the jury that the media had "an unhealthy amount of information" about his life and that packs of photographers would follow him around even when he made secret arrangements.
The 41-year-old Cold Mountain star described how press attention began to intensify when he was nominated for an Oscar for The Talented Mr Ripley in 2001.
It grew throughout his divorce from Sadie Frost and then during his relationship with actress Sienna Miller, he told the court.
Jude said: "There seemed to be an unhealthy amount of information that people, or someone, had that meant they had access to my life and my whereabouts, what I was doing and who I was with."
He said when police showed him notes that private investigator Glenn Mulcaire held about him, he "was shocked to see the amount of information that had been accumulated", but he added: "Sadly it didn't surprise me because it seemed apparent from what had been written (in the press)."
He told the jury that from around 2001 photographers would gather at his home.
"Around 2001 and over the following four or five years the daily appearance of packs of photographers either on the street or in cars became a very regular occurrence."
He added: "I became aware that I was also turning up at places having arranged to go there secretly ... and the media were already there, or photographers were already there."
The press interest even followed him to the United States, where he worked filming Cold Mountain and Alfie in 2003, the court heard.
When asked about a phone call that he made to James Bond star Daniel to confront him over the affair claims, Jude agreed that he had made his views clear.
Mr Langdale asked: "Did you make any reference to his then-girlfriend, somebody called Satsuki?"
He replied: "I do not remember if that was her name - Saski - more than likely, yes.
"We had known each other many, many years so the conversation took on all sorts of turns."
When Mr Langdale asked: "Were you indicating that he owed it to her to tell her?", he replied: "I think that's correct. I think I did."
The father-of-four told the court that his way of communicating with the press was through his own publicist to "somehow get the story straight" and to create "a level playing field".
Mr Langdale asked him if he had met a certain News of the World journalist at the Wimbledon tennis championships, and Jude could not recall this happening.
He said: "I hate to sound blase but I'm introduced to quite a few people when I go to things like Wimbledon."
The actor, who is currently appearing in a production of Henry V, gave evidence for just over an hour.
Press Association


text:
What does BJ mean in Names and Nicknames?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand BJ in the Miscellaneous field in general and in the Names and Nicknames terminology in particular.
Bambi Jo
Find a translation for BJ in other languages:
Select another language:
What does BJ mean?
- bj
- .bj is the Internet country code top-level domain for Benin. It is administered by the Office of Stations and Telecommunications of Benin. The zone ".bj" is broken up into two separate categories: public domains and sectoral fields. Alphanumeric terms made up of letters of the French alphabet from A to Z, digits from 0 to 9, and hyphens are allowed in domain names. Domain names that are composed of a single character, are composed of two letters only, or begin or end with an hyphen cannot be registered.
Discuss this BJ abbreviation with the community:
Use the citation below to add this abbreviation to your bibliography:
"BJ." Abbreviations.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2018. Web. 27 Apr. 2018. <https://www.abbreviations.com/term/301910>.


text:
Revision [26215]
This is an old revision of PuppyPrecise made by darkcity on 2013-02-21 11:34:25.
HomePage > Puppy Version > Upup
Precise Puppy
Precise Puppy is compatible with Ubuntu Precise binaries, developed using Woof by Puppy originator BarryK. This page is for the version developed by Barry, for other versions see the Upup Index. The latest version is 5.4.3 a bug fix of 5.4. (Not to be confused with Slacko Puppy 5.3+, which is a community edition with Micko as lead developer.)
Precise Puppy retro
Precise Puppy retro is almost the same, except built with a non-PAE kernel. The differences are explained further in this readme.
Versions and downloads
Precise Puppy 5.4.3 and retro announcement released 17th Dec 2012
Older Versions
Precise Puppy 5.4.2 and retro announcement released 30th Nov 2012
Precise Puppy 5.4.1 announcement released 10th Nov 2012
Precise Puppy 5.4 announcement released 23rd Oct 2012
Precise Puppy 5.4.1 announcement released 10th Nov 2012
Precise Puppy 5.4 announcement released 23rd Oct 2012
Service Packs
Service Pack 5.4.1 TO 188.8.131.52 (load PET on a 5.4.1 installation)
Also on the Wiki
Upup - list of Ubuntu based Puppy's
Precise543 Barebones
Precise543 Barebones
Related Webpages
Precise Puppy beta7 feedback thread
Precise Puppy beta7 announcement
Precise Puppy beta7 announcement


text:
A whole new celery
Friends, meet celery.
I know. You think you've met before. At that lunch, or that picnic, or that party, or most likely all of the above. You've been bumping into celery your whole life long. The celery I have for you today, though, is not that celery. It's not the celery that's chopped into egg salad or the mirepoix on its way to soup. It's not the stalk sticking out of your Bloody Mary (though that doesn't sound half bad on this Monday morning), and it is emphatically not the celery of ants on a log (which does sound bad on this and every morning). This celery is Jane Grigson's celery with butter and salt. It's a whole new celery.
I found this celery in a book that I picked up for $1.25 at a library sale last year. The book, by English cookery writer Jane Grigson, is called Good Things. (One of which, I might add, is the use of the word "cookery" throughout.) The library was overrun with some seriously aggressive book seekers that day. People swarmed the tables and snatched at books left and right. It was all very Supermarket Sweep, at once entirely uncivilized and entirely fun, and left no time for standing around flipping pages. I read only the first line of this promising title: "This is not a manual of cooking, but a book about enjoying food." Sold.
In her introduction, Grigson warns against forgetting "the true worth of the past, the long labouring struggle to learn to survive as well and as gracefully as possible." To help us with the remembering, she loads up her pages with all manner of good things, from "Kippers for breakfast," to "Mrs. Beeton's carrot jam to imitate apricot preserve," to "How to make the most of asparagus." Grigson is smart and succinct, warm and quietly funny, and has me utterly in her grips.
I've never felt particularly strongly one way or another about celery, but she describes so winningly the "fine pleasure of buying celery in earthy heads," its "high and grateful taste" (she's quoting the 17th-century diarist, John Evelyn, there), that I immediately felt the need to indulge in some "first-class celery." I peeled away the outer ribs and set them aside for soup and went right for the hearts. I slipped some butter into the "channel" (as she calls it) of each rib, then added the salt flakes. The softened butter tasted positively warm against the celery, crisp, sweet, and cold. I eyed the new food in my hand. That's how it felt: new. So this is celery! Celery enthusiasts of the world, show yourselves! I walk among you, now.
More good things of late:
:: An artist who creates stuffed animals out of children's drawings. (via Dad)
:: An interview with Joan Didion.
:: A photo by my friend Lecia from last summer. I keep coming back to it.
:: Brioches filled with apricot preserves at Hi-Rise Bakery.
:: An e-mail from my dad with something Wendell Berry once wrote: "It may be that when we no longer know what to do, we have come to our real work, and when we no longer know which way to go, we have begun our real journey." (From his essay, Poetry and Marriage)
:: This.
:: Her.
Celery hearts with butter and salt
Adapted from Good Things by Jane Grigson
That I have anything further to say about this simple combination of celery, butter, and salt may seem ridiculous, but the details really do matter here.
About the celery: The outer ribs can be stringy, bitter, and tough. Peel them away and use only the hearts. That's where you'll find the sweetest, most tender ribs. You'll want your celery cold, so use it straight from the fridge, or soak it in ice water for 10 minutes (then thoroughly dry) before serving.
About the butter and salt: "Care must be taken with butter and salt," Jane Grigson writes in this recipe, and she's right. You're really going to taste the butter and salt here, so choose what tastes best to you. I like the flavor of Kerrygold butter and Maldon salt flakes, so that's what I used. Let the butter warm to room temperature before spreading.
32 comments:
- Miss T said...
oo, I am a mad celery fan. Smear organic peanut butter down one of those reserved ribs and life will get a little bit better all of a sudden. Praise the butter and salt!
T x
- February 6, 2012 at 11:55 AM
- BF said...
I love celery, too. Glad I could get that off of my chest.
Thanks for this - what a brilliant idea.
(in case you haven't tried it, Nigel Slater's baked celery in cheese & bread crumbs - from "Tender Vol. 1" - is also excellent)
- February 6, 2012 at 12:02 PM
- Julia said...
well damn this sounds good. i've been on the lookout for new snacks and this sounds perfect. also? "a book about enjoying food" sounds perfect too. a good find, indeed.
- February 6, 2012 at 12:10 PM
- Molly said...
This kind of blows my mind. I've never been a celery person. But I might have to take your word for it and give it a try. After all, everything is better with butter. Also? That picture of Mia is gorgeous. She is the most adorable of all of ever. xo
- February 6, 2012 at 12:18 PM
- Sara said...
I've only ever really had celery with peanut butter, but this post is so enthusiastic I might just give it a try.
(Sorry for just jumping in here, we've been Flickr contacts for a while, and when you posted this photo I saw this link to your blog.)
- February 6, 2012 at 12:42 PM
- Molly said...
It's been a few years since I read "The Year of Magical Thinking," but I still think about Didion's smooth storytelling when dealing with something so heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing that interview. It made eating my lunch at my desk into so much more. Kind of the way a little butter and a sprinkling of salt transformed celery hearts into something greater than the sum of its parts.
- February 6, 2012 at 1:33 PM
- Sarah said...
Since I don't think I'll ever get excited about celery, I wanted to just drop a note to thank you for the Wendell Berry reference. That entire essay may preoccupy me this week.
- February 6, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- megan said...
This is nuts. But easy enough for me to try it.
The book sounds wonderful, what's the date on it?
- February 6, 2012 at 2:55 PM
- linda said...
celery: simple, pure, basic & unadorned…i like that.
mia is absolutely magnificent & looks so very happy!
- February 6, 2012 at 3:29 PM
- Katie said...
I developed an appreciation for celery recently at lunch at Prune in New York: celery salad with blue cheese on toast. Simple. Delicious. The celery was sliced thin, on the bias, tossed with some sliced scallions, and coated lightly in fruity olive oil and salt. A piece of toast with a thick slab of creamy, buttery blue cheese on the side.
- February 6, 2012 at 3:36 PM
- Michele | Cooking At Home said...
Sometimes the simplest form we've never thought of is the best. Baking celery brings it to a whole new level.
- February 6, 2012 at 5:31 PM
- Rivka said...
Whoop! There it is. Just as you described it - simple, pure, delicious.
- February 6, 2012 at 8:44 PM
- A Day That is Dessert said...
I never liked celery as a kid, though my mother was a devoted fan (lots of unwelcome after school snacks involving celery). I've warmed to it in the last year or two. This sounds good!
Mia warms my heart.
- February 6, 2012 at 10:53 PM
- Stacy said...
Celery with butter and salt? I am thoroughly intrigued! Well, until I get a few stalks of celery in my possession, I will dream of eating brioche whilst reading Wendell Berry--such a brilliant man!
- February 6, 2012 at 11:12 PM
- Deb W said...
I'm delighted you have discovered 'Good Things'. I am old enough to have bought a first edition and love it - I had a friend who always called it "the book that made me fat".
- February 7, 2012 at 3:50 AM
- Tracy said...
I'm going to put this in my Amazon cart.
- February 7, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- Pia said...
this post is laden with lovely things - buttery celery, didion and the sweetest, tongue-out chubby cheeks :)
- February 7, 2012 at 11:48 AM
- alanachernila said...
Oh, celery. Thanks for the reminder! And Jane Grigson too- one of my favorites, but it's been too long since I picked her up again. Today then- thanks for that.
- February 7, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- Clarice said...
Thank you for the link to the Joan Didion interview. I found it really helpful.
- February 8, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- redmenace said...
I'm so delighted you referenced Supermarket Sweep. I was just discussing the show with Kirk. I wanted to be on that show! True confessions. Celery, eh?
It's something I don't think about often except when I'm looking to add crunch. I trust you, however, and now I must try this! Send some hugs and kisses to your wee one too. xoxo
- February 8, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- art and lemons said...
I admit, I am a long time celery enthusiast and after reading your this post, I can't imagine how I survived this long without eating celery hearts just so. I'm going to fix that immediately, since there is, of course, celery in the crisper drawer and butter and salt at the ready.
How lucky you were to have found Jane Grigson's book at a library sale among the most serious of library "sweepers."
And that Mia is a lovely little peach.
Always a pleasure to return to your site.
- February 9, 2012 at 7:50 AM
- Hannah said...
What a treasure at a library sale! I am such a fan of Jane Grigson - this celery/butter/salt creation sounds divine and I'm making it today (and pulling my "Good Things" off the shelf to see what else I've missed).
Thank you for sharing your good things list!
- February 9, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- Gail said...
Hi Jess, Just want you to know that I made Amy's Kale Soup last weekend and it was soooo very good, especially after a little "aging in the fridge". I did make a few substitutions though. I didn't have chick peas but I did have some Italian sausage. Smashing a few of the beans really does make a difference too.
Oh, and "SHE" is just too cute for words--enjoy--those first eighteen years fly by, ask me how I know.
Carolyn's Mom
- February 10, 2012 at 6:53 PM
- Jess said...
Hellooo there! Pardon my absence - all three of us were struck down this week by a minor plague. Oof. Happy to report that we're all better now and back on solid food (or copious amounts of milk, in the case of little M). Glad to be back here.
So. Celery. You people like celery! Who knew?
Miss T - Peanut butter and celery, oh yes. A classic. I read here that some people call it "ants on vacation." (Personally, I'm not so into the raisins as ants imagery.)
Brian - No, I haven't tried that recipe. Thanks for the recommendation.
Julia - It's a great book. I think you'd like it a lot.
Molly - Yep, celery. Try it. You'll like it.
Sara - Hello! No need to apologize, of course. I'm happy to see you here! Thanks for jumping in.
Molly - I'm glad you enjoyed the interview. Some of what she had to say about non-fiction writing surprised me.
Sarah - I know what you mean. I haven't read much Wendell Berry, but that is about to change.
Megan - The essay appears in a book called Standing by Words. I have a copy waiting for me at the library now. The copyright on the book is 2005. I'm not sure when the essay itself was written. (If it's listed in the book, I'll let you know.)
Linda - Mia says, "Thanks!" (Yes, she's a very happy kid.)
Katie - Well. I'm speechless! Celery salad, you say... I know what's next for me and celery.
Michele - You're the second person to mention baking celery. I'll have to try it. Brian (above) recommended a Nigel Slater recipe with cheese and bread crumbs. Do you have a favorite? I'd love to hear.
Rivka - Ta da! (Hi!)
Lecia - Thanks, friend. I can't wait for you and Mia to meet in person.
Stacy - That brioche + Berry is precisely my plan for tomorrow morning!
Deb W - It really does feel like a discovery of the best kind. (A first edition, wow!)
Tracy - Do it. It is right up your alley.
Pia - I know - those cheeks! I love them.
Alana - My pleasure. I keep returning to the book, myself. Often just to read a page or two over a cup of tea, or when I take a break from work in the middle of the day. It's that kind of book.
Clarice - I'm happy to hear it. I think it's always so generous when artists take the time to let people in on their process.
redmenace - I don't know where that Supermarket Sweep image came from. I haven't thought about that show in years! I used to watch it when I was home sick from school. What a funny idea for a television show. You would have been a champion sweeper, I'm sure.
art and lemons - Thanks for your note, Nikki. Yes, the book was a lucky find. No one even tried to fight me for it. (To be fair, it's not in the best shape. Yesterday, it actually split in two along the binding when I opened it, so now I have Good Things in, uh, two "volumes.")
Hannah - Another Jane Grigson fan! I am obviously painfully late to this party. Enjoy the celery!
Gail - Hi! So glad you enjoyed the soup. It sounds like you gave it a serious facelift. Italian sausage? Hubba hubba. Lucky, lucky soup. (I owe you a note - to say the least. Thinking of you, and sending much love. xo.)
- February 12, 2012 at 9:57 PM
- Mary Elizabeth Liberty said...
HI Jess
So nice meeting you Saturday, and now reading your blog, and finding out your story, I'll return your springform ring tomorrow~
and by the way, I still like ants on a log.
- February 14, 2012 at 12:10 AM
- Jess said...
Hi, Mary! Yes, so glad we met. Funny about that ring mix-up, eh? I'll give yours to M when I see her on Thursday. Happy Tuesday!
- February 14, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Breige said...
So utterly simple but delicious! I also love saving the celery hearts and using them for soup, a great way to add extra flavour.
- March 4, 2012 at 3:45 PM
- Julia @The Roasted Root said...
Other than bumps on a log, I can't think of a better use for celery! Clever!
- March 6, 2012 at 10:45 AM
- El said...
It actually sounds good. Then again, everything is better with butter ;>)
- March 6, 2012 at 9:30 PM
- Tamar Genger @JoyofKosher said...
This is so funny, I have recently been getting into celery too. Last year I went to a cooking demo where the chef put thin sliced celery into the salad after peeling it and I loved it, it opened up a whole new world and I do it all the time now. My celery from chicken soup used to go limp in my fridge, between salad and my son has started to enjoy ants on a log it gets eaten. Thanks for this, I will try it.
- April 3, 2012 at 9:46 PM
- Anonymous said...
simply dropping by to say hey
- January 28, 2013 at 11:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
simply dropping by to say hi
- February 25, 2013 at 8:43 PM


text:
Gaze is a lightweight Gmail checker that sits in the system tray and notifies you of new messages in your inbox. You can configure how often the program will use the ROME API to check the Atom RSS feed for your inbox, as well as optional combined notifications, custom browser actions, theming, and more.
Mailpictures is a Nautilus extension in GTK/Perl, designed to be a more featured nautilus-sendto replacement. It allows direct access via Nautilus context menus, automatic resizing of pictures, setting for JPEG compression, ZIP archiving of the selection, support for Evolution, Thunderbird, Icedove, and Kmail, and the ability to save results in a folder.
DKIM-Verify is a software application that can provide DKIM verification for non-DKIM-aware MDAs. Using DKIM-Verify, which functions as a "wrapper" for the MDA, mail originating from and destined for the local domain can be verified. In addition, DKIM-Verify can integrate with mailing list software to provide verification of messages received for later distribution.
Yasma (Yet Another Sendmail Logfile Analyzer) is a reporting tool for sendmail log files. It provides a nice overview of your mail traffic like: messages transferred, some average values, top lists of messages sent, received, rejected, etc., and top lists of supposed spammers, status messages, relay hosts, and mailers. It analyzes one or more log files from the command line and writes an HTML report. For security, it can hide the user part of mail addresses listed in the report. A GeoIP database can be used to show country information.
Trojita is a Qt IMAP email client. It is a pure Qt4 application with no additional dependencies. It has a robust IMAP core implemented using Qt's Model-View framework. Standards compliance is a design goal. It has support for bandwidth-saving mode aimed at mobile users with expensive connections. In addition to the usual SSL/TLS connections, the server can be accessed via SSH. It has on-demand body part loading, offline IMAP support, and safe dealing with HTML mail (actually more robust than Thunderbird's).


text:
MIT researchers have devised a graphene signal multiplier that produces a clean signal with low power
The computer industry is involved in a never-ending quest for the highest possible performance from computer components and other electrical devices. Over the years, there have been many advances that have boosted the computational power of computer systems from increasing the number of transistors to adding multiple processing cores.
Researchers across the world are hard at work on building microprocessors and other electrical components using a material discovered in 2004 called graphene. A group of researchers at MIT announced on March 19 that new findings made could lead to much faster microprocessors in the future. The new findings could lead to cell phones and other communications equipment that can transmit data much faster than devices available today.
The researchers at MIT have built an experimental frequency multiplier made from graphene. The multiplier is capable of taking an incoming electronic signal at a specific frequency and producing an output signal that it a multiple of the original frequency. One example of a use for the graphene frequency multiplier is inside a microprocessor to determine the clock speed of a CPU.
Frequency multipliers are used widely today according to MIT, but the difference between the multipliers we have today and the graphene multiplier is one of signal noise. Today's multipliers produce noisy signals that require filtration and consume lots of power. The new graphene frequency multiplier consists of a single transistor and produces a clean output signal in a highly efficient manner.
MIT assistant professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Tomas Palacios said in a statement, "In electronics, we're always trying to increase the frequency. It's very difficult to generate high frequencies above 4 or 5 gigahertz."
Palacios says that the graphene multiplier could lead to systems capable of operating in the 500 to 1,000 GHz range.
Palacios continued saying, "Researchers have been trying to find uses for this material since its discovery in 2004. I believe this application will have tremendous implications in high-frequency communications and electronics."
The graphene multiplier is still at the laboratory stage but the researchers believe that practical working systems using the graphene technology could be available in one to two years. The findings are being reported in a paper to be published in the May issue of Electron Device Letters.
The MIT researcher's multiplier is far from the only graphene device being tested in labs around the world. A group of researchers from Rice University created a new type of memory from graphene in December of 2008. The discovery could lead to graphene storage arrays in the future.
One of the key findings that may help push research into graphene based electronic devices was a discovery made in January 2009 by a group of researchers from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The researchers discovered an easy way to control whether graphene is a semiconductor or a metal. Graphene in pure semiconductor form is required for use in computer processors and other components. The researchers explain that even a tiny section of graphene in metallic state along with mostly semiconducting graphene will destroy the semi-conductive properties of the graphene sheet.
Filed under: Technology | Tagged: 1000 GHz, computer, CPU, Graphene, multiplier |


text:
The World's largest Asian porn photo archive! All Asians and Japanese girls loves sex. Charming nude angels, seductive rosebuds, hot beauties, long legs, incredibly attractive pussy, round asses and springy tits. Especially for you We only bring the hottest nude babes that we can find in the internet, and will be adding a lot more and every day! The Dripping wet pussy waiting for you!
Real Asian girls want to meet and looking for new sexual adventures
The World's Largest Sex Dating Site & Swinger Personals Community
Nanako Mori perfect..
Asian milf gangbanges,..
mature asian milf, San..
Good looking MILF Ava..
This dissolute asian..
© 2015 asiababenaked.com - Asian Babes Naked


text: La Perla lingerie is considered the world's finest by many fashion critics. Every La Perla bra, panty, thong and camisole is hand-crafted in Italy from exquisite fabrics to provide a classic, sexy feel. Sleepwear by La Perla, often worn by celebrities, is now available at herroom.com.La Perla lingerie is synonymous with upscale couture lingerie and a unique ability to blend comfort and fit with a refined design sensibility. The line offers bras in various styles including lacy sheers in soft-cup, underwire and triangle styles. The La Perla tee shirt bras are extremely popular for their perfect fit and the feeling of wearing almost nothing at all. All La Perla bras are patterned on human bodies, not mannequins, which creates lingerie that is literally form-fitting.Panties are an equally important part of the La Perla line and are offered in briefs, bikinis, thongs, tanga pants and g-strings. Customers praise the exceptional style and perfect lightweight fit.La Perla keeps the brand fresh with evolving new collections. They recently added the Miss Studio collection, which has a youthful, playful sensibility with lively colors, patterns and embellishments. Miss Studio also carries a lower price point than many La Perla styles. But even with the high-end prices, La Perla enjoys a fanatically enthusiastic customer base of women who appreciate the meticulous workmanship, perfect fit and beautiful style of the brand.


text: Listen A DREAM COMES TRUEWhen Dr. Tim Shriver, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Special Olympics asked Special Olympics Tanzania whether we could organize for one of our athletes to accompany Mr. Michael Dee and Salihin, an athlete from Singapore, on an attempt at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, we confidently said "YES". We mentioned Herith Suleiman and immediately started training him. Reaching for a dreamSpecial Olympics Athletes reach new heights and conquer Kilimanjaro23 year old Herith is a soccer player who joined Special Olympics in 2001. He is the proud holder of two World Games Medals – silver in Dublin (2003) and gold in Shanghai (2007). He is the Chair of Special Olympics Tanzania Athletes, the Athlete representative on the Tanzania Board and a trained assistant coach. He also plays for a local club in his home village. When we first told Herith about the plans he was very happy and promised not to let Special Olympics down. He promised to" be brave in the attemptMr Mohhamed O. Shabhy, Managing Director of MEM Tours and Safari in Moshi, very generously sponsored Herith and the other climbers.After a month of intensive training, Herith was ready for the climb. Herith had no problems with the climb and was nicknamed "Simba" by the porters and other climbers, the Swahili word for "Lion" On 14th June 2011, Special Olympics athletes, Herith and Salihin proved to the world that nothing is impossible. They became the first Special Olympics athletes to conquer Mt. Kilimanjaro, the second highest point in Africa, the second in the World and the highest single standing mountain in the world. How we wish could enter this into the Guinness Book of Records.


text:
Susan Upholstered Settee
55″W x 33″D x 48″H. Inside: 48″W x 21″D. Seat: 21.5″H. Arm: 22.5″H. Bring comfort and style to your home with the Susan Upholstered Settee. It features a high back, wing back sides and complements a variety of decor styles. Exposed leg. Tight back style.
Summer House Upholstered Furniture combines cottage style with cheerful fabrics, graceful lines with soothing colors, and modern frames with fun patterns. Coordinated fabrics and compatible styles make it easy to mix and match pieces to achieve the perfect look for your home! Available in sofas, apartment sofas, loveseats, chairs, ottomans, benches, sectionals and parson's chairs, each item offers choices of leg options, nail heads and/or fabrics. Choose from over 350 fabrics or use your own (COM). All styles are available upholstered, and certain styles are available slipcovered. Specifically designed for smaller spaces, Summer House products deliver classic lines with large appeal. Made in the USA. See fabric & customization options below.
Out of stock
Frames are constructed using 5/4" or thicker kiln-dried hardwoods that have been glued, double doweled, and reinforced with wooden corner blocks for structural integrity. Designed for strength and rigidity, Summer House frames will not twist or wobble after many years of use.
Summer House Upholstery uses an Eight Way Hand Tied suspension system. Comfortable seating begins with rows of double cone springs positioned within the frame and supported by a platform of rigid polypropylene sheeting and steel bands. Summer House skilled artisans then hand-tie these coils to the frame at eight separate points. The eight-way hand-tied method allows your weight to be uniformly distributed as you comfortably settle in.
The standard Summer House seat cushion is a 1.8 density high resiliency foam core wrapped in a soft polyester fiber and encased in a down proof ticking cover. The back cushions are channeled polyester fiber encased in a down proof ticking cover. These cushions offer a 5 year resiliency warranty. The Comfort Down Summer House seat cushion is 1.8 density high resiliency foam wrapped in a channeled feather blend (50% soft polyester fiber, 45% duck feather, 5% duck down) and encased in a down proof ticking cover. The back cushions and throw pillows are channeled feather blend encased in a down proof ticking cover. These cushions offer a 5 year resiliency warranty. The Comfort Down Package (seat & back cushions, throw pillows) is available for an additional charge.
Caring for Upholstered Furniture
Reverse and fluff all loose back pillows and seat cushions regularly to prevent settling of fillings, excessive wrinkling, and to insure proper wear of fabric. To prevent fading of upholstery fabric, never place your upholstery furniture in direct sunlight. We cannot guarantee the wearing qualities or colorfastness of any covering material. Spot – clean with a mild solvent or dry cleaning product. Always test a small area first. Professional cleaning is required for larger stains.
Download Upholstery & Fabric Care Information
Download Summer House Upholstery Warranty & Care Information
Download Summer House Upholstery Construction Details
Download Summer House Upholstery Customer's Own Material (COM)
- Options
Request Samples
Lead Time
Production Time + Transit Time (5 – 15 business days) = Delivery to Your Home
See Shipping Info & Order Handling for more details
Production Lead Times
Bamboo Chairs & Stools 8 – 10 weeks Beach House Furniture Collection 3 – 4 weeks Carolina Furniture Collection 8 – 10 weeks* Cottage Furniture Collection 8 – 10 weeks Cottage Home Mattresses & Box Springs 3 – 4 weeks Cottage Wicker Furniture Collection 2 – 3 weeks (in stock) or 10 – 12 weeks Country Classics Furniture Collection 12 – 14 weeks Country Farm Collection Tables 10 – 12 weeks Country Farm Collection Case Goods 10 – 12 weeks The Hampton's Furniture Collection 10 – 12 weeks Islands Furniture Collection 2 – 3 weeks (in stock) or 8 – 10 weeks Industrial Studio Furniture Collection 6 – 8 weeks Lake House Furniture Collection 10 – 12 weeks Metal Bistro Chairs & Stools 1 – 2 weeks Outdoor Wicker Furniture Collection 3 – 4 weeks** Old Pine Furniture Collection 8 – 10 weeks Porch Wicker Furniture Collection 4 – 6 weeks Reclaimed Barn Wood Furniture Collection 8 – 10 weeks Rustic Twig Furniture Collection 6 – 8 weeks Shoreline Slipcovered Furniture Collection 6 – 8 weeks Summer House Upholstered Furniture Collection 8 – 10 weeks Summer House Leather Furniture Collection 8 – 10 weeks Vintage Iron Beds Collection 6 – 8 weeks *(rush available for additional charge) **(some products available for quickship)
Our Guarantee
At Cottage Home, we know purchasing custom furniture and décor on the Internet can raise some concerns and questions.
Our business is dedicated to pioneering a new process for providing high-quality made-to-order furniture on the Internet.
We strive to make it as easy as possible for our customers to have access to custom bench-built products for their homes.
Our focus is on providing an unparalleled furniture buying experience through our careful selection of high-quality products,
the in-depth product details provided on our website, our knowledgeable design & selection assistance,
a full range of samples services, and a specialized delivery process.
We feel strongly enough about our processes & people to stand behind all of our products & services.
We will be here to help should anything happen to go wrong. Period.


text:
|Register to become a Member! [ Login ]
|April 27th, 2018
|Home · Joke Topics · Your Account · Submit Jokes · Top 20 Lists
All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner.
The comments are property of their posters, all the rest © 2001 - 2006 by JokeCrazy.com
You can syndicate our news using the file backend.php or ultramode.txt
PHP-Nuke Copyright © 2004 by Francisco Burzi. This is free software, and you may redistribute it under the GPL.
PHP-Nuke comes with absolutely no warranty, for details, see the license.
Page Generation: 1.65 Seconds


text:
Quiz! What is your favorite school subject?
How Well Do You Know English Terms Quiz?
Name That Flower Quiz!
How Well Do You Know The Zodiac Quiz?
Spring Trivia Quiz!
Do You Know Classic Video Games Quiz?
Which Justice League Hero Are You Quiz?
Easter Trivia Quiz!
Test Your Cartoon Character Trivia Quiz
Do You Know Disney Quiz?
Do You Know Classic Video Games Quiz?
Do You Know Video Game Titles Quiz?
Do You Know Video Game Monsters Quiz?
How Well Do You Know Game Characters Quiz?
Test Your Gamer Knowledge Quiz!
Quiz! How Well Do You Know Your Video Game...
Are you a video game addict?
How Well Do You Know PlayStation Quiz?
How Well Do You Know Nintendo Quiz?
How Well Do You Know Xbox Quiz?
Do You Know Disney Quiz?
Do You Know Marvel Secret Identities Quiz?
Quiz! Classic Action Film Trivia
Quiz! Which Movie Villain Are You?
Quiz! Movie Quote Trivia
Do You Know Movie Monsters Quiz?
Test Your Taylor Swift Lyric Smarts Quiz!
Quiz! British Music Trivia!
Quiz! Rap Lyric Trivia
Quiz! Which R&B Singer Are You?
Quiz! What is your favorite school subject?
How Well Do You Know English Terms Quiz?
How Well Do You Know The Zodiac Quiz?
What's Your Back to School Style Quiz?
Test Your Solar System IQ Quiz!
Quiz! Food for Thought: Snack Trivia!
What Kind of Friend Are You Quiz?
English Grammar Quiz!
What Kind of DIY'er Are You Quiz?
Quiz!: Test Your Book Knowledge
Quiz! What Sport Should You Watch On TV?
Quiz! Test Your Sports Talk and Lingo
What is your favorite winter sport quiz?
Quiz! What Summer Sport Should You Play?
How Well Do You Know Your Stuff? Dance Tri...
What Kind of Dancer Are You?
Test Your Super Bowl Smarts Quiz!
Avengers: Infinity War Cast Interview
Paddington 2 Blu-ray Review
I Feel Pretty Movie Review
Peter Rabbit Exclusive Clip - Mischief in ...
Kung Fu Panda: The Emperor's Quest All New...
Stagecoach 2018: What You Need To Know And...
The Greatest Showman Blu-ray Review
Rampage Movie Review
Interview: Lucy Hale Plays Truth or Dare
TV Shows to Binge Before You Start High Sc...
A Quiet Place Movie Review
Ready Player One Movie Review
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Blu-ray Review
Jonah Lomu
Top Love Songs to Playlist for Your Valent...
Valentine's Day Music Playlist
Halsey Biography
Taylor Swift Announces New Album reputation
The Chainsmokers Unveil New Single Close F...
Here He... I Mean She Comes!
James Bay Biography
twenty one pilots Band Biography
New Shawn Mendes Single: Ruin
Universal Studios Hollywood Celebrates Jur...
Transport to Jumanji with the Film's Home ...
Teen Chef Amber Kelley Talks Lady and the ...
Ferdinand Exclusive Clip - Be Kind, and Be...
Disney•Pixar's Coco Exclusive Clip - Hidde...
New Videos: DreamWorks Trolls: The Beat Go...
Trolls: The Beat Goes On! Interview: Skyla...
Big Hero 6: Return of Baymax TV Movie Review
The Gifted's Percy Hynes White Exclusive I...
All About Gay Parents
Lil' Romeo Biography
Top Five Cartoon Bunnies
Classic Cartoon Moms
Classic Cartoon Couples
Top Five Green Cartoon Characters
Charlie's Angels Movie Review
The Best Nintendo Switch Games
New Gameplay for LEGO The Incredibles
What Happened to VR?
SEGA on the Switch
Play Original Xbox Games on Xbox One
Minecraft Multiplayer Games
Spider-Man and Spyro Releasing in September
Detective Pikachu 3DS Game Review
The Best Game I Played: March 2018 | Super...
April 2018's Free PlayStation Plus and Xbo...
Understanding Game Ratings
MLB The Show 18 PS4 Game Review
Kirby Star Allies Nintendo Switch Game Review
Burnout Paradise Remastered PS4 Game Review
Scribblenauts Showdown PS4 Game Review
Frantics PS4 Game Review
Fe PS4 Game Review
Dragon Ball FighterZ Game Review
Kirby Battle Royale 3DS Game Review
Eden's Crush: Get Over Yourself Song Review
Minecraft Death Tag - Mineplex
Minecraft Skywars Hypixel
Pokémon Go Tips and Tricks
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North: T...
Pokémon Black and White Elite Four Guide
Pokémon Black And White Gym Guide
Minecraft Tutorials: Survive & Thrive
Starlord Plays Minecraft
Yu-Gi-Oh! Crossword Puzzle
The Pokémon Company's New Trading Card Packs
Pokémon TCG: Boundaries Crossed
Yu-Gi-Oh! Return of the Duelist
Pokémon TCG: Plasma Blast Expansion Preview
Pokémon Trading Card Game: Dragon Vault!
Pokémon TCG: Boundaries Crossed Announcement!
Pokémon National Tournament
Pokémon Trading Card Game: Dragons Exalted...
Yu-Gi-Oh! Galactic Overlord
Candy Rain 3
Big Farm
My Hospital
Goodgame Empire
Bubble Shooter Saga
Tennis Ace
US States Crossword
Sudoku Challenge
Inexpensive Mini Adventures to Go On With ...
Arbor Day
All About Denim
Top 10 Ways to Recycle
April Horoscopes to help you Spring Up
Speed Reading Tips
Homework Shortcuts Everyone Should Know
Child Abuse Prevention Month
April Holidays
All About April
Insight and Astrology on the Spring Equinox
The Continuous Family and Friendship Struggle
Breaking Away from the Danger of Eating Di...
Cyberbullying Is Taking Lives
What Does Your Astrological IQ Look Like?
Dear Dish-It Answers New Questions - Rejec...
Poetry 101
All About Potato Chips
The Great Gun Control Debate: Today's Teen...
Lawnmower Boy
Join the Great Homework Debate
The Pros and Cons of Homework
Creative Writing Tips
Take This Dare - Write a Novel
Classic Children's Literature
Cheese Chase Tradition
Exclusive Preview | DC Superhero Girls Cha...
Looney Tunes #233 | Exclusive Preview
Teen Titans Go! #18 | Exclusive Preview
Spring Into Style Trends 2018
How to give yourself a manicure
Spring Break Style 2018
Redo Your Room With a Makeover
New Year Beauty Resolutions
Style Tips: How to Wear Pajamas All Day
Bad Hair Day Quick Fix Guide
All About Layers: How To Dress For Fall an...
All-Time Coolest Sneakers
How to Make a Vision Board
How to Build a Treehouse
Decorate Your Space: DIY Wall Art
Make Your Own Perfume
Do-It-Yourself Party Decorations
DIY Teacup Candle
No-Cook Energy-boosting Breakfasts
We Stand Together Against Bullying
Indoor Winter Exercises
Anxiety is a Monster that Haunts Us All
Why You Should Take a Mobile Detox
Get the 411 on Teen Depression
The Power of Forgiveness
Simple Skin Care Secrets
Quick and Healthy Lunch Ideas
The Hottest Places on Earth
A World of Street Food
Passport To India
Ireland Fun Facts
Lil' Romeo - My Baby Song Review
The World's Happiest Countries
The Coolest Cemeteries in the World
Paris Fun Facts!
Children's Museums Around the World
Young Entrepreneurs: Using Social Media to...
Get Involved With Student Council
The 411 on ADHD
How to Eventually Reach 1000 Followers on ...
What Does Your Birthday Reveal About Your ...
Career Fun Facts: Psychologist
How to Become a Radio DJ
Awesome After-School Jobs
Late Games
Jobs For Kids
All About Hamburgers
Snowboarding - I Love Powder
May Holidays
Celebrate Earth Day
Earth Day: Cleaning Up Our Planet
Mars :: Planet Overview
The Kids Guide To Global Warming
All About Cherry Blossoms
Amazing Natural Phenomena
Wild New Animal Species
All About Elephants
Dilophosaurus: The Terror of Early Jurassic
Understanding Global Warming
Come out a little bit
You're trying for more
But dancing in the friend zone
Jag och min valp, Elvis
Cher Lloyd is amazing!
hi, i like katy perry.
You can be strong or be weak❤
...Who's awesome?
Apparently you are(:
This was posted by,
To view your full News Feed please Login using your Username and Password or Register with Kidzworld!


text:
A Capital Expenditure is money a company spends to acquire or upgrade a business asset. Common examples of a capital expenditure include the purchase of a new building, or... read more
Market and financial statement data provided by NASDAQ, BATS Exchange, SEC and Xignite Inc. Industry and operating metrics collected from company filings via EDGAR online. For more information on sources and calculations click here.


text:
What does RH mean in FDA?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand RH in the Governmental field in general and in the FDA terminology in particular.
responsible head
Find a translation for RH in other languages:
Select another language:
What does RH mean?
- rhesus factor, Rh factor, Rh(noun)
- a blood group antigen possessed by Rh-positive people; if an Rh-negative person receives a blood transfusion from an Rh-positive person it can result in hemolysis and anemia
Discuss this RH abbreviation with the community:
Use the citation below to add this abbreviation to your bibliography:
"RH." Abbreviations.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2018. Web. 25 Apr. 2018. <https://www.abbreviations.com/term/576342>.


text:
Revision [8371]
This is an old revision of ccrypt made by coolpup on 2010-07-23 06:23:08.
Verify currently installed version by entering into a terminal (console):
ccrypt --version
For secure file deletion, use ccrypt to encrypt the file before deleting it.
ccrypt software package(s)ccrypt-1.9-q1.pet
- Build: compiled within Quirky
- Build: compiled within Puppy 5
- Build: compiled within Puppy 4.3.1
For usage and options enter into a terminal (console):
ccrypt --help
Question: We are thinking of using ccrypt in our company to encrypt our data. Is ccrypt still a strong encryption that is very hard to break?
Answer: Yes, it is. Ccrypt uses strong 256-bit encryption which is currently considered to be unbreakable. Technically speaking, ccrypt uses the Rijndael block cipher. Rijndael was also chosen for the "Advanced Encryption Standard" (AES) by the U.S. government (see http://www.nist.gov/aes/). However, there is one difference between ccrypt and AES: ccrypt uses the 256-bit block size allowed by the Rijndael cipher, whereas the AES standard currently only covers the 128-bit block size. This does not mean that ccrypt is less secure than AES, only that it is not technically covered by the AES standard. Thus, it would be wrong to say that ccrypt is an "AES" encryption tool. Nevertheless, the cipher used by ccrypt is under much public scrutiny and, supposing that it were ever broken, this would be widely publicized immediately. As of this writing, this cipher has not been broken, and the experts think that it will be good for at least several decades.
Many encryption algorithms exist. The more popular options were submitted to the National Institute of Standards and Technology or NIST for the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) competition. The winner, Rijndael, got 86 votes while Serpent got 59 votes, Twofish 31 votes, RC6 23 votes and MARS 13 votes. NIST chose Rijndael as its standard.


text:
Changes in Working Capital is the net change in current assets and current liabilities. Working Capital is a measure of a company's short term liquidity or its... read more
Market and financial statement data provided by NASDAQ, BATS Exchange, SEC and Xignite Inc. Industry and operating metrics collected from company filings via EDGAR online. For more information on sources and calculations click here.


text:
Clear Search
Interesting Water Facts
You probably use more water each day than
you suspect.
Remember... EVERY DROP COUNTS!
Multi‐Reservoir Yield and Operations Analysis- The Multi‐Reservoir Yield and Operations Analysis study is now available. Click here to view the document.
Real Time Lake Level Data
Real Time Lake Level Data
The gauges at the right displays the most recent Shawnee Lake No.1 and Wes Watkins level based on real time USGS data. You can view more data and information on the Shawnee Lake No 1 levels as well as view recent historical level information by visiting the USGS Shawnee lake site. Note this is an external site not managed by the City of Shawnee.
Protecting and preserving the nation's water supply is critical to our economic future and human health.
Think you know everything there is to know about water? You can't be sure until you've played EPA's "Test Your WaterSense" online quiz! Test Your Water Sense Maneuver the water-efficiency hero Hydro through water pipes and answer water-efficiency questions while avoiding water-wasting monsters such as Sogosaurus and Drainiac.
WaterSense Labeled Products
Stay tuned as WaterSense labeled products become available at a store near you! EPA maintains an online directory of labeled products Water Sense Product Index
The City of Shawnee has four water storage towers with a total capacity of 2.5 million gallons.
The Water Distribution Division, with a staff of 9, maintains more than 150 miles of water main, more than 10,000 water meters from ¾" to 6", and 15 miles of raw water lines. Also includes repair and replacement of water mains, and service lines, operation and repair of valves, repair and replacement of fire hydrants.
The Wastewater Collection Division, with a staff of 7 maintains 135 miles of sewer mains, and ten lift stations. This includes repair and replacement of sewer mains, manholes, and video inspection of sewer mains. One crew spends eight hours every day jet cleaning sewer mains to keep them flowing properly. This division has flushed millions of feet of sewer line over the years.
The Water Treatment Plant produces an average 4.4 million gallons of potable water each day. The water treatment facility is located on south Kickapoo near the North Canadian River. The first plant was originally built in 1895.
The Northside Wastewater Treatment Plant increased to 3.0 million gallons per day by a $3,500,000 project completed in June, 1997. The plant currently treats an average of 1.59 MGD of wastewater each day, much of which comes from the industrial area located in the northern area of Shawnee. As a part of the Northside Plant expansion a new interceptor line was installed from Wolverine Road and Harrison to the plant. That project eliminated a lift station and provided increased capacity to the industrial areas north of the plant. Improvements at the plant included two new clarifiers, increased sludge digestor capacity, a new chlorine basin and chemical building.
The Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant currently treats an average of 2.27 million gallons of wastewater each day. It has a capacity of 3.0 MGD. The Southside Treatment Plant serves the area south of the ridge line that divides the city. This includes the central business district and the major residential areas of the City. Both plants have excess capacity. The population equivalent of the treatment plants is 46,000.
The Industrial Pretreatment Program was approved by EPA in 1983 and revised in 1993. Objectives of the program include the following:
Other Water / Wastewater Information
Water Main Installation Specifications
Water Quality Reports
Sewer Backup Guide (What to do if YOU have a sewer problem and what the City can do to help )
External Links and Information


text:
A time when a man's hormones are in a state of inbalance. The male equivalent of PMS, although it happens less frequently, though generally still on a cyclic basis.
"I saw Chris walking home with a case of beer and a rented copy of 'The Deerhunter'. Dude's totally on his Man Rag."
by Ggggggg January 29, 2008
Any item which a male uses to "clean up" on ("cleaning up" in the art of wiping the cum off your know abter a wank).
by Poon-Master Phoenix September 03, 2003


text:
You are now watching Throated Ho Blows Spit Bubbles porn video uploaded to: Blonde Ass porn Tube category. Throated Ho Blows Spit Bubbles was added together with other great videos, which is related to Blows, Bubbles, Spit, Throated sexy porn tube videos.Which can be streamed or download with unlimited access totally FREE.
45 ViewsDecember 2, 2017
We do not require any sign up, email address, or credit card details! All the porn videos listed here are 100% free which intent for the personal non commercial use of its users. This website is strictly for Adults and all the models on this site are 18 years and above.We do not target underage viewers and have zero-tolerance policy against ILLEGAL pornography. We do not host any video on our server, all videos are embedded by 3rd parties tube sites like tube8, spankwire, tnaflix, ah-me, xvideos, pornhub etc to our site. We take no responsibility for the content of these websites.We are Proudly labelled with RTA.
© 2018 Tubesss.mobi all rights reserved.


text:
KMeleonWiki > Documentation > Tutorials > GREUpdate
This tutorial is an update of this old tutorial.
-English- -Español?-
Mozilla Foundation release new versions of its GRE(Gecko Runtime Environment) and new versions of their browser products which fix newly found security holes. As K-Meleon v1.x is based on the v1.8.1.x GRE and does not get updated often, the following tutorial will explain two methods of updating K-Meleon v1.x to a new GRE for those who seek better security.
Brielle Bruns, Fred and desga2 (and others forum friends) has provided those users who are less experienced, less inclined to experiment, or who are time-limited, a downloadable package which contains only the bare essential files needed to update K-Meleon v1.x to use the latest Gecko. Using his package apparently eliminates some visual glitches with K-Meleon which may arise from using the manual updating method, and also eliminates the need to delete the extra *.dat files from the components folder for Gecko update to work (the installer takes care of it all for you).
To install just download the latest Gecko 18.104.22.168 (Seamonkey 1.1.16) update patch to All versions. (Installer version 4.1 Mb)
(This exe installer patch can be uncompress with 7zip if you don't like installer but remember delete *.dat files and rename (the extension file to .bak) or deleted embed_lite.dll file (if it exist) in \components when you update files)
This method assumes the user is familiar with the copying of files and folders and is willing to experiment a little to make things work.
1. Download the zip version of the latest stable Seamonkey (Zipfile in Official Builds), or alternatively download a win32 zip version of the latest Seamonkey nightly build.
2. Unzip the zip file, usually right-clicking on the file and selecting "Extract" should create a folder with the contents of the zip file.
3. With K-Meleon closed, copy the following files and folders from the Seamonkey directory you have just created into your existing K-Meleon directory (usually C:\Program Files\K-Meleon) and, when prompted have existing files overwritten:
IMPORTANT NOTE: There are two files that mustn't be overwrited to update 1.x versions; chrome.dll and chrome.xpt. This is because chrome format in 1.x version is diferent to Seamonkey/K-M 1.0.2 versions chrome format. If you overwritted this files K-Meleon will crashed to start or no web page will be loaded (only a blank page will be showed).
UPDATED to K-Meleon 1.5.x: In before Seamonkey versions to 1.1.15 xpcom_core.dll file isn't compatible with K-Meleon. And for compatibility is not recomemded update xpcom*.dll files. (xpcom_core.dll, xpcom_compat.dll and xpcom.dll in K-Meleon main folder)
Once you have copied the folders and files across, go to the K-Meleon\components folder, and delete (don't worry this files will be generated automatically in next K-Meleon start) compreg.dat and xpti.dat and rename (the extension file to .bak) or deleted embed_lite.dll file (if it exist because isn't needed and can cause problems). You need to do this in order for the Gecko update to work correctly.
4. Start K-Meleon. Help -> About K-Meleon should now report a newer Seamonkey Gecko version in user agent string, i.e.; Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:22.214.171.124) Gecko/20080313 K-Meleon/1.1.4.
After you test your Gecko update and if this work properly you can share it with K-Meleon comunity make an install with needed files updated and upload to your web server or any storage online server and post it in K-Meleon Forum.
Here you have an example tree of folders and files needed to K-M 1.1.x version Gecko update. You can package this update in a compress file (zip, 7z, rar, ...) (Users of this updates must remmember to delete compreg.dat and xpti.dat files and rename (the extension file to .bak) or deleted embed_lite.dll file (if it exist) in \components subfolder) or in an executable installer.
This is an example code to generate a simple installer to Gecko update with NSIS 2.x. Also is recommended to use HM NIS EDIT to edit and compile .nsi files easily. Save next code in a file named kmGecko_up181_13.nsi (for example).
; NSIS Script For K-Meleon Gecko 1.8.1.x update ; Based on Installer v4.33p6 by Brielle Bruns and Extension Setup 1.9 by Alain ; Modified by desga2 !define PRODUCT_NAME "K-Meleon 1.1.x-Gecko rv:18.104.22.168 date:20080313" !define PRODUCT_VERSION "1.0" !define PRODUCT_PUBLISHER "desga2" ; Your name here !define PRODUCT_WEB_SITE "http://two.xthost.info/kmeleon/" ; Your web site here ;Do A CRC Check CRCCheck On SetCompressor /SOLID lzma SetDatablockOptimize on ShowInstDetails show SetOverwrite on AutoCloseWindow false ; Name and output file Name "${PRODUCT_NAME}" Caption "K-Meleon Unofficial Gecko Updater" ; Window title BrandingText /TRIMCENTER "by desga2" ; Author OutFile "kmeleon11x-gecko18113-update.exe" ; Output exe file name ; Default installation folder InstallDir "$PROGRAMFILES\K-Meleon\" ; Get installation folder from registry if available InstallDirRegKey HKEY_CURRENT_USER "Software\K-Meleon\General" "InstallDir" ;The Default Installation Directory ;InstallDir "C:\program files\k-meleon" ;The text to prompt the user to enter a directory DirText "You must close all K-Meleon instances and the loader before to continue.$\nPlease select the K-Meleon folder below you wish to install this UNOFFICIAL Gecko engine update to:$\n${PRODUCT_NAME}" Page directory Page instfiles Section "GeckoUpdate" ;Install Files SetOutPath $INSTDIR File /r "K-Meleon\*.*" Delete /REBOOTOK "$INSTDIR\components\compreg.dat" Delete /REBOOTOK "$INSTDIR\components\xpti.dat" SectionEnd


text:
Leon Cheatom stood beside a barbed-wire fence at the Marion County Sheriff's work farm and hollered "Hee-up!" Almost immediately, a dozen cows scrambled from a pasture through a gate and made a beeline toward Cheatom, their eyes on the slice of bread in his hand.
A captain with the Sheriff's Office, Cheatom works part time at the facility, assisting inmates with the care of the animals and the crops.
Editor's Note: This is another in a periodic series about the people whose lives are as much a part of the Silver Springs tradition as the crystal waters that bubble up from the earth.
Leon Cheatom stood beside a barbed-wire fence at the Marion County Sheriff's work farm and hollered "Hee-up!" Almost immediately, a dozen cows scrambled from a pasture through a gate and made a beeline toward Cheatom, their eyes on the slice of bread in his hand.
A captain with the Sheriff's Office, Cheatom works part time at the facility, assisting inmates with the care of the animals and the crops.
But six years ago, Cheatom was working in a different environment with a different kind of critters. Instead of cows, hogs and chickens, he was handling snakes, alligators and the exotic wildlife that resided at the Silver Springs attraction. Today, he drives an all-terrain vehicle around the work farm; back then, he was tooling along the Silver River at the helm of a passenger-laden boat.
For Cheatom, the interaction with the cows and other animals at the work farm evoked memories of tossing bread to fish, teaching hogs to swim by luring them into the river, and handing a banana into the waiting fingers of a rhesus monkey. To him, those were the good ole days at Silver Springs.
But after Palace Entertainment picked up the management lease at Silver Springs, Cheatom and several other longtime employees were laid-off. The assistant operations manager at the time, Cheatom was 69 years old and had worked at the park for 55 years.
Now 74, Cheatom recalled with bitterness the day Palace Entertainment General Manager Terry Turner announced their termination.
"He said we were laid-off. I said we were fired," Cheatom said. "He couldn't give a reason why they let us go."
In a 2007 Star-Banner article, Turner defended the decision.
"We have to be more efficient and, unfortunately, people get affected by cost savings," he said. "We went through the whole organization, and Leon's position was one that was eliminated."
Cheatom's career at Silver Springs began when he was 14 years old. He started working there after school and during weekends and vacations. His father was chief of security at the park, and his uncle and cousins also worked there. A product of Central Florida's natural environment, Cheatom was born Dec. 10, 1938, in a two-bedroom shack on the banks of the Ocklawaha River, just seven miles from the wildlife preserve.
"I was born where the big bridge on highway 40 is now," he said. "Back then, it was a small bridge, the kind that swung around. My mom was the bridge tender."
Cheatom grew up with raccoons and an alligator named Charlie as companions.
"In school, my nickname was 'River Rat,' " he said, a tone of pride in his voice.
Cheatom was hired at Silver Springs by Colonel Tooey, a concessionaire who ran the Jungle Cruise. From the start, Cheatom did everything from sweeping decks to donning scuba gear so he could clean the undersides of the glass-bottom boats.
A graduate of Ocala High School, Cheatom married his high school sweetheart in 1959. Having grown up on a farm, Betty Cheatom said she had no problem with her husband handling gators and other wild critters.
"Whatever makes him happy makes me happy," she said. "As long as he doesn't mention snakes to me, I'm fine. I have a horror of snakes. It don't have to be more than two inches long."
The Cheatoms still live in the house Tooey gave them as a wedding gift, along with two property lots, just one mile from Silver Springs. For Cheatom, it was a short jaunt to his daily job, where, in 1979, he became manager of Wild Waters, which was then only a year old. He held that position for five years, then returned to Silver Springs as supervisor of wildlife.
Over the years, Cheatom set up underwater props for film crews, drove passenger boats, handled reptiles alongside the park's herpetologist Ross Allen and, as a deputy for the Sheriff's Office, patrolled the river on weekends and holidays.
Cheatom's claim to fame was his stunt work driving a high-speed boat in "Smokey and the Bandit III," and he also appeared on the cover of a June 1971 Popular Mechanics magazine while demonstrating a two-man underwater submarine that sold as a kit for $400.
For Cheatom, a high point was when he planted rye, corn and Bahia grass to feed the area's wildlife. A low point was the fire that raged through the park in 1955.
"All the buildings were burned. The only thing that was left was the glass-bottom boats," Cheatom recalled. "The park was closed for only one day. Buck Ray had people from the community come in and set up makeshift buildings, and we were open the whole time while they were building it back."
During his career, Cheatom watched Silver Springs go from a nature preserve to a theme park, with multiple management changes and a variety of man-made attractions brought in. Despite a failed attempt to return the park to a more natural setting in 1975, crowd-luring attractions increased with each change of hands. Florida Leisure introduced the Jeep Safari, the Lost River Voyage, "A Touch of Garlits" auto museum and a white alligator exhibit. In 1996, Ogden Entertainment added several rides, shows, exhibits and eateries.
"What killed Silver Springs was too many times being sold, and too many managers," Cheatom said. "When Palace Entertainment came in, I could tell they weren't really interested in Silver Springs. They were interested in making money. We had had the same spiel on our boats for years, and they came in and said we weren't talking right. They brought in a professional to teach us how to talk and changed everything around. They even changed the names of every spring we had. What used to be the Reception Hall, the Bridal Chamber and the Christmas Tree Springs got names like the Abyss and the Snowstorm Springs."
With the upcoming takeover by the state on Oct. 1, the park will go full circle, back to being a nature preserve.
To Cheatom, it's long overdue.
"I'm all for going back to nature, but they're going to have to have some kind of entertainment value in order to get the guests," Cheatom said. "I don't have any problem with them getting rid of the exotic animals. I think that's the best thing they've ever done. But if they're going to do that, they need to start feeding the native wildlife, the turkeys and the deer. The jeep trail's got a good surface. They could make that one of the best nature walks there is."
Cheatom said he's only been back to the park once since he left.
"I just walked in and stood on the main walkway and looked around," he said. "I didn't cry, but I wanted to. It was so heartbreaking to see nobody's taking care of things. For 55 years, I put in a lot of time on that river keeping it up for the guests to see. I've seen it in its heyday, and I've never seen it so low down. It really hurt."


text: Changes related to "ZFS Install Guide" ← ZFS Install Guide This is a list of changes made recently to pages linked from a specified page (or to members of a specified category). Pages on your watchlist are bold. Recent changes options Legend: N This edit created a new page (also see list of new pages) m This is a minor edit b This edit was performed by a bot (±123) The page size changed by this number of bytes Show last 50 | 100 | 250 | 500 changes in last 1 | 3 | 7 | 14 | 30 daysHide minor edits | Show bots | Hide anonymous users | Hide registered users | Hide my editsShow new changes starting from 13:34, April 23, 2018 Namespace: all (Main) Talk User User talk Funtoo Funtoo talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Form Form talk Widget Widget talk Layer Layer talk Repository Repository talk Package Package talk FLOP FLOP talk Organization Organization talk News News talk Translations Translations talk Invert selection Associated namespacePage name: Show changes to pages linked to the given page instead April 16, 2018 00:32 Install (diff | hist) . . (+9) . . D4g33z (Talk | contribs) Retrieved from "https://www.funtoo.org/Special:RecentChangesLinked/ZFS_Install_Guide"


text:
Home » Girls » Model 01139
Description: Download free Model 01139 available in different high-quality resolutions and sizes. . If you still don't find the correct resolution you want, scroll down below to find out more resolutions and sizes. Model 01139 uploaded by: Rajesh in 2880x1800 resolution with the size of 650.28 KB which received 249 views and 17 downloads so far. Uploaded on: 15-06-2016
Sharing is Caring:
Select Resolution
Mobile Display
Mobile Brands
Original Resolution