text:
New! Order by phone
Black and white leather and suede black All Star Chuck Taylor suede sneakers from Converse featuring a round toe, a lace-up front fastening, a branded insole, a signature star patch to the side and a flat rubber sole.
Designer colour: black white
Designer Style ID: 158369C
Farfetch ID: 12587007
Measurement Information
Below are the measurements for Sneakers in size 10 UK
To see measurements for another size, please select from the dropdown menu above.
Model's wearing: 10 UK
Model's wearing: 10 UK
All measurements are made by Farfetch
Still need some help? Try our Size Guide
One shipping fee, on multiple pieces, from multiple locations.
No matter how many items you purchase, or where in the world you order from, you will only pay one fee.
Click here to find out more about our shipping options, including Click & Collect and Same Day Delivery.
Free returns pick-up
We offer free global returns.
You have 14 days from receiving your order to return the item. We strongly recommend that you book your free returns pick-up within 7 days of receiving your order to ensure that it arrives back in time. Click here to read our full returns policy.
Import duties information
Delivery duties are included in the item price when shipping to all EU countries plus USA, Canada, China, Australia, Puerto Rico, Switzerland, Singapore, Republic Of Korea, Kuwait, Mexico, Qatar, India, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Thailand, U.A.E., Japan. This means all import duties are included in your order. The price you see is the price you pay.
Delivery duties are not included in the item price when shipping to all other countries. This means you may be liable to pay import duties on receipt of your order.
The Converse Rubber Company was founded in 1908 by Marquis M. Converse in the US. Initially, only making galoshes and seasonal shoes. In 1915 the company decided to make athletic shoes to enable year-round production. As basketball evolved, their basketball shoe became popular when high school basketball star Chuck Taylor began wearing them. In 1921 his signature was added to the design. Through the 1970s and 1980s, Converse faced considerable competition from other shoe manufacturers and began developing aesthetically-oriented models, still highly profitable today.
Please Wait
Please Wait


text:
You are hereHome ›
Narrow Search
Now showing results 1-2 of 2
This is a lesson about detecting atmospheres of planets. Learners will explore stellar occultation events (by interpreting light curves) to determine if an imaginary dwarf planet "Snorkzat" has an atmosphere. The activity is part of Project Spectra,... (View More) a science and engineering program for middle-high school students, focusing on how light is used to explore the Solar System. (View Less)
This is a lesson about the effects of large impacts. Learners will use critical thinking skills to evaluate and apply data from a narrative to a scientific selection process, will demonstrate or visualize simulations of some of the effects of a huge... (View More) impact, and will write a point of view narrative. Materials and vocabulary lists, and advanced preparation and procedural tips are included. This is lesson 14 of 19 in Exploring Meteorite Mysteries. (View Less)
Materials Cost: Free

subset: commoncrawl


text:
order by popularity | order by alphabet
Related Information for Hazen Street Hazen Street is a hardcore supergroup that formed in early 2004. They became known after touring with P.O.D. in the summer of 2004. Hazen Street also played on the Vans Warped Tour in support of their record, which was released in July on DC Flag Records, which is an Epic Records imprint owned by Benji and Joel Madden of Good Charlotte. The band features Freddy Cricien and Hoya of hardcore band Madball; Toby Morse of melodic hardcore band H2O, David Kennedy of pop punk band Boxcar.. read more


text:
Motel 6 Scotts Valley hotels are provided below. Search for cheap and discount Motel 6 hotel prices in Scotts Valley, CA for your family, individual or group travels. We list the best Motel 6 Scotts Valley hotels + motels so you can review the Scotts Valley Motel 6 hotel list below to find the perfect place.
Our technology will list Scotts Valley, CA hotels & motels that have similar star rating to Motel 6.Need a group/meeting discount? Get quotes from hotels in Scotts Valley CA
How should we direct your call?


text:
Welcome to Lucie's LegacyThis blog is dedicated to my family
past, present and future.
Author Unknown
in memory of my mother Rosanna Levesque LeBlanc
The Rose Blogger Award has been created
She's the whisper of the leaves as you walk down the street.
She's the smell of bleach in your freshly laundered socks.
She's the cool hand on your brow when you're not well.
Your mother lives inside your laughter.
She's crystallized in every tear drop.
She's the place you came from, your first home.
She's the map you follow with every step you take.
She's your first love and your first heart break...
And nothing on earth can separate you.
Not time... Not space... Not even death...
Will ever separate you from your mother...
You carry her inside of you.
in memory of my mother Rosanna Levesque LeBlanc
All rights reserved
Lucie's Legacy
Lucie LeBlanc Consentino
Cross posted at


text:
Published On : Apr 2017
Category : Pharmaceutical
No. of Pages : 119 pages
In the recent times, the global market for Europe galnt3 market report 2017 has surfaced as one of the most promising markets in the pharmaceutical industry, thanks to the significant rise in research and development activities by leading vendors of Europe galnt3 market report 2017 across the world. Manufacturers have turned to technological innovations and data-driven customization to satisfy the augmenting consumer demand for efficiency and more accuracy in results, leading to an increased usage of technology in the Europe galnt3 market report 2017 production processes, which is also reflecting positively on the growth of this market.
The research report on the Europe galnt3 market report 2017 is an analytical study which comprehensively analyzes the competitive framework of this market. Using a number of effective assessment tools, such as porter's five forces and value chain analysis, it performs in-depth analyses of the production and supply as well as the demand and sales of Europe galnt3 market report 2017 and provides deep insights into the future prospects of this market.
The study begins with a detailed overview of the market for Europe galnt3 market report 2017, including the definition, classification, and industry chain structure of Europe galnt3 market report 2017, and move forward to cover every aspect of this market, counting several criteria based on which the market is classified. Focusing specifically on the key trends, it further evaluates the overall performance of this market during the assessment period. With chemical industry undergoing a phase of technological disruption, innovations in products are likely to shape the future of the Europe galnt3 market report 2017.
In this research report, apart from the trends, the driving forces, restraints, and opportunities have also been taken into consideration to determine the market's future. Further, it offers an estimation of the market size in terms of value (US$) and in volume (kilo tons) and talks about the key segments and the geographical subdivisions of the market for Europe galnt3 market report 2017 in details. It provides in-depth information on the development trends and the policies and regulations, concerning Europe galnt3 market report 2017, implemented in each of the geographical segments. The predominant applications of the Europe galnt3 market report 2017 have also been discussed at length in this research study.
With all these analyses and information, this report can act as a valuable guide to readers looking to gain a clear understanding of all the factors that are influencing the market for Europe galnt3 market report 2017 at present and are projected to remain doing so over the forecast period. Readers will also benefit significantly from the important information regarding this market, provided in the forms of figures and tables in the research report.
Additionally, the information on the latest developments in this market, both, at the global as well as regional level, is expected to enhance the decision-making capability of the reader. Up-to-date information on various specifications, buyer analysis, their purchasing volume, prices, and price analysis, and deep insights on the leading suppliers have also been provided in this study for the readers.
At last, the report offers key industry recommendations to companies looking to venture into the Europe galnt3 market report 2017 from both the perspectives, i.e. demand and supply. The main objective of this research study is to assist stakeholders operating in this market in creating efficient counter strategies to gain an edge over their competitors.
Send an Enquiry


text:
Buffalo Springs Lake Tips
Reserve your events in advance! If you're planning a family reunion or company party call today for more information.
Little known facts: Buffalo Lakes has a private party house and gazebo for wedding and gradation parties or any other event! Buffalo Springs is the only place within 100 miles with a sandy beach for swimming and making sandcastles with your kids. See deer, wild turkey and seasonal birds. We suggest you bring your camera around sunrise or sunset. Best place in West Texas to grill a burger or hot dog and enjoy the cool breeze off the lake. Take a nap under a huge shady tree. RV Camping is enjoyed year round. Choose from over 30 new full hook ups and over 100 RV hookups in total. We also have lakeside RV hookups and of course primitive camping.
Questions You Can Ask The Out Door Fun Expert:
- The gate fee is $6 for adults, $5 with college ID, children under 5 are free and veteran, specialty and senior discounts are offered.
- Camping and RV packages are available.
- Gate Fee includes swimming, hiking trails, fishing and most features of the the lake!
- Special ATV trails are available for most size ATV.
- Pee Wee Fishing tournament for kids only every summer!
- Amphitheater can hold up to 6000 people and is available to book for events year round. Buffalo Bar Cantina is available for booking year round and can be included with the Amphitheater year round.


text:
Black Chiffon C300
Soft drape chiffon fabric suitable for dressmaking and Craft. Free samples available.
|100% Polyester
|Pattern Repeat
|Cool Wash
|Suggested Uses
|Dressmaking and Craft
We have great expertise in making curtains and blinds and offer you a truly personal service. We will dedicate one of our staff to oversee your job. They will discuss fabric quantities, styles, type of finish and time scales with you.
There is no obligation to you until you accept our quote. All you have to do is phone (01691 670562) or email (email@example.com) asking for a free telephone consultation with one of our staff. Our experience is that a telephone chat achieves far more than form filling on the internet.
We calculate postage based on your basket weight and size. This works in the following way:
- Orders under 100g - Postage is fixed at £1.00
- Orders between 100g to 299g - Postage is fixed at £2.00
- Orders between 300g to 799g - Postage is fixed at £3.00
- Orders between 800g to 1999g - Postage is fixed at £4.00
- Orders 2000g and over – Postage is fixed at £8.00 (Courier Service UK Mainland)
If you require Express Delivery then please contact us on 01691 670562 or email firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
You can smell the wood here and very old cherry of course.
Burnt treacle, balsamic glaze, dark fruit jams, dark plum skins.
Oxo drink, beef but the top layer of meat when cooked and gone slightly crispy.
Something like chocolate orange with plain chocolate.
Whiffs of peat smoke mixed in with dark forest fruits.
A very rich whisky.
Peat is to the fore here mixed in with black currants , black cherry and black coffee, yes its that heavy.
Not as woody as the nose suggested with some raspberry fizz coming through and the peat just grows and keeps exploding on the tongue.
The fruit grows mixing in with the dark meat and the obvious wood.
A multi layered palate
Long, with the dark fruits evident to the end, peat is in the background as is the sherbet fizz
A very nice old Karuizawa
I will try it H2H with the GF 105 40 year.
Karuizawa 1967 42 year cask 6246 58.4% TWE 10th Anniversary
Your tastes and our tastes are discussed here, so make sure you share your pleasures with us.
1 post • Page 1 of 1
- Silver Member
- Posts: 431
- Joined: Mon Sep 17, 2007 6:54 pm
1 post • Page 1 of 1
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 6 guests


text:
All sales are final. No purchased Goods may be returned and no requests for reimbursement in whole or in part will be accepted.
With the exception of authorized dealers and registered recyclers, vehicle ownership transfer must occur prior to the vehicle being released to the owner. This transfer must be completed by the owner, who will also be responsible for any and all mandatory vehicle inspections.


text:
-ADY "A Regular Guy On The Issues"
Republican Liberty Caucus Announces Wayne Allyn Root as Chairman of National Campaign Committee and Advisory Board
The National Board of the Republican Liberty Caucus (RLC) has voted to name Wayne Allyn Root as Chairman of its National Campaign Committee, as well as Chairman of the RLC Advisory Board. Root, now back to his lifelong Republican roots, was the Libertarian Vice Presidential nominee in 2008, as well as an elected Board member of the Libertarian National Committee, and Chairman of the Libertarian National Campaign Committee.
One of America's most vocal critics of the Obama administration, Root is a frequent radio and TV guest, political commentator, syndicated political columnist, and the author of the national bestselling books, "The Ultimate Obama Survival Guide" and "The Murder of the Middle Class."
"We are very excited to have Wayne on board," said Matt Nye, RLC National Chairman. "Wayne is an extremely talented, charismatic and dynamic media personality; he's an outspoken advocate for liberty, but he is particularly fierce on economic freedom and the U.S. Constitution."
At the time Root joined the Libertarian Presidential ticket in 2008, the Bob Barr-Wayne Root presidential ticket was the 2nd most successful vote-getter in the party's history. Root says that experience showed him just how heavily the scales are tilted in favor of the two-party system.
"As the Libertarian Party's vice presidential nominee, I called myself a 'REAGAN libertarian,' in honor of my heroes Ronald Reagan and his mentor Barry Goldwater," Root said. "I will forever be a libertarian leaning Republican-conservative, and I am grateful for my start in national politics with the Libertarian Party."
Root says the grassroots uprising in 2010 and 2014 has given him hope the Republican Party can be returned to its roots.
"Given the popularity of the Tea Party message it makes sense to work within the Republican Party to return the GOP to the ideology of Ronald Reagan, Barry Goldwater and Jack Kemp," Root said. "That is exactly the mission of the Republican Liberty Caucus, and I'm here to inject a dose of world-class energy and enthusiasm!"
RLC Chairman Matt Nye agrees, but says the Republicans apparently didn't get the memo. He hopes high profile individuals like Root joining with grassroots organizations like the RLC will help them see the light.
"In spite of the clear message the grassroots sent with massive, record-setting landslides in both the 2010 and 2014 elections, GOP party leadership doesn't appear to have gotten the message," Nye said. "Republicans were given a clear mandate to stop Obama's agenda, but they've done nothing of substance to do so."
Root agrees. "We're stuck with leadership in both houses that is either spineless, incompetent or sympathetic to the president's big government agenda; that, or the GOP's leaders have simply been bought off by lawyers, lobbyists, big corporate donations and the famous DC culture of corruption," Root said. "This is simply unacceptable. We are watching the greatest country, and the greatest middle class, in world history being systematically destroyed, and that is something I cannot stand by idly and watch."
In his best-selling books Root blames the partnership of big government, big media and big corporations.
"Republicans must stand firm, cut spending and debt, balance the budget, repeal Obamacare, audit and reform the Fed, re-establish the Gold Standard and roll back out-of control federal agencies like the EPA, IRS, and the NSA program spying on US citizens," Root said. "Most of all, Republican leaders must stand up and fight for capitalism and American Exceptionalism."
Root says Republicans must offer a clear alternative.
"The GOP controls Congress, and Congress controls spending," Root said. "It's time the GOP withdraws from this president's agenda that is destroying capitalism, small business and America. If they can't do that, then Americans have no reason to vote Republican."
Nye concurs.
"With Wayne's help, we at the RLC intend to hold their feet to the fire," he said.
Root's web site is www.ROOTforAmerica.com. His new business book, entitled "The Power of RELENTLESS!" will be out August 10th. You can follow Wayne on Twitter here.


text:
Do you wish to acquire the newest vehicle and only pay for its use?
The leasing product from Mercedes-Benz Financial supports you in this, while optimally preserving your financial flexibility.
STAR Lease has been designed to ensure that applying for finance is carried out on your terms. Simply choose your desired vehicle, the repayment period and your anticipated contract kilometer limit and drive home a Mercedes-Benz.
STAR Lease protects you against any unexpected depreciation on your vehicle.
Structuring your finance through leasing means you can now drive a Mercedes-Benz and make lower payments than expected. Also, you can now change your Mercedes-Benz every two to four years, or even upgrade to a more impressive model that until now, may have been beyond your budget.
With this innovative product, you also enjoy the advantage of the insurance portion being automatically bundled with your finance agreement.


text:
New guidelines for entering claims
Effective Immediately
When entering multiple claims for in-house titles, please enter the claims as follows:
American Libraries - Vol. 39, #1 thru 6
instead of
American Libraries - Vol. 39, #1 - 6
Entering "#1 thru 6" lets the person pulling the actual issues for fulfillment know that it is all issues 1 thru 6 and not just #1 and #6.
In House claims for the following publications can be entered for multiple issues: (example American Libraries Vol. 39, #1 thru 6)
American Libraries (AML)
Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom (IFN)
College & Research Libraries Journal (JACR)Members Only
Interface (JASC)Members Only
Smart Libraries (LSN)
Library Technology Reports (LTR)
College & Research Libraries News (NACR)Members Only
ALSConnect (NALS)Members Only
Claims for round table newsletters (examples: ALTA Trustee Voice, ClenExchange, Federal Librarian, NMRT Footnotes, MAGERT Baseline, etc.) are also in-house claims and can be entered as multiples.
All other titles must be entered individually (one claim per each volume and number). Example: Public Libraries V. 47, #1; Public Libraries V. 47, #2.
Per email from CDiNella 2-12-2009


text:
March 4, 2008
The Lady Bisons had a tough match versus Jacksonville University on March 1, 2008.
Tatiana Soldatova/Iva Jaresova JU def. Claire Landry/Kara Jackson LU 8-5
Lena Willi/Fernanda Carrero JU def. Olivia Ellis/Raphaela Jann LU 8-4
Juliana Ulmeki/Lina Xu JU def. Caitlin Khouri/Britt Kuertz LU 8-0
L. Xu JU def. R. Jann LU 6-2, 6-3
L. Willi JU def. K. Jackson LU 6-0, 6-0
T. Soldatova JU def. O. Ellis LU 6-0, 6-1
J. Umeki JU def. C. Landry LU 6-1, 6-0
I. Jaresova JU def. C. Khouri LU 6-0, 6-0
F. Carrero JU def. B. Kuertz LU 6-3, 6-1
"I was really proud of how we played doubles against Jacksonville University. The matches at #1 and #2 were really close and we were having long points and long games. We really had a chance to take that doubles point from JU, said Coach Kristin Lusk.
"Going forward, the girls have just got to work on improving in every match we play. We are a young team and we are getting good experience this year. If we can improve in every match, we will continue to get better and better as the season continues."


text:
The Steelers lead in the first quarter. Got home in time to watch the end of the Jets game. Now watching the Giants. Glad to see Plaxico Burress sitting the bench at the start. If this guy thinks he's as good as Moss, Owens and even Fitzgerald, he's nuts.
But, I guess it's something with receivers in the NFL. The guys I mentioned, are cocky and eccentric. Maybe it has something to do with playing the position.
Will watch this game, then the Series tonight.


text:
trip8581 wrote:I found a small lump along Rain's spine [one of my other dogs] a few weeks ago and have been checking it. It is tiny and I can lift it up in the skin. But now of course I am worried she might have a MCT too. Is that a normal spot for one to occur? I really hope that is not what it is cause if both dogs end up needing surgery I am screwed money wise.
One of the hardest things about a MCT is worrying about all the other lumps you find. Some dogs are naturally lumpy; other dogs get more lumps as they get older. Most lumps are just cysts. But now I always have my vet check new lumps--she aspirates ones that seem suspicious to her, stains the aspirate, and checks for mast cells right then and there, while I hop nervously from foot to foot.


text:
Bisons will have to wait one more day
Weather once again prompted the delay of the Atlantic Sun Championship.
The title game between No. 2-seed Lipscomb and No. 1-seed Jacksonville will be played at 9 a.m. Sunday at Melching Field at Conrad Park in DeLand, Fla.
The game wll resume with the Bisons ahead 1-0 with two outs in the top of the second inning with Jacksonville at bat.
M.L. Williams was hit by a pitch to start the game. He scored on a double to left field by Allen Bolden.
Junior right-hander Josh Smith, the winner in the 5-4 decision over East Tennessee State, earlier in the day, started the Jacksonville game.
The Bisons are seeking their second straight Atlantic Sun Tournament Championship and the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.


text:
An Interview with Marco Di Giano, conceptualizer of Sri Sri Tango
Marco Di Giano teaches Sri Sri Tango, a workshop that combines yoga, meditation and tango. The result is a fun-filled, relaxing activity for the whole family. People are enthusiastic about the Sri Sri Yoga Tango workshop, where they can easily learn the popular tango social dance in a friendly environment. Along with dancing tango, participants receive an introduction to the benefits of yoga and meditation, which help to improve communication skills, and can relieve the stresses of daily life.
Q. Please tell us about Sri Sri Tango.
Marco: In the Sri Sri Tango class, we create a family atmosphere for all.The family comes and enjoys and shares with all the people. It is very nice and sweet. For those who want to learn tango, it is a very nice way to start. Now you can come for the tango and you discover The Art of Living world.
Q. How did your experience inspire you to create the Sri Sri Tango workshop?
Marco: In The Art of Living International Center, I took the Natya yoga workshop which teaches devotional dance with meditation. I started thinking about tango, dance and meditation and knowledge. And one day, I started talking about it with Krishanji, my Sri Sri Yoga teacher. He inspired me and supported my enthusiasm. He said, "Yes, you can do it." We started to organize tango dance lessons on Sunday evenings in the Art of Living Center in México City. People started coming. and coming, 20 to 40 people were there regularly, then the TV and newspapers. We realized we could really start this.
Q. What is your personal relationship with yoga?
Marco: It is not only the asanas (physical postures). I associate yoga with a lifestyle, how you can be more balanced, more happy, and live with more enthusiasm. It is not only how to practice the asanas, but to know how to be more skillful to relax, and resolve the situation, to improve the way we perceive reality.
Yoga helps me to put all this knowledge in practice. When I am more calm and centered, I am better, I can perceive better, observe and express myself better. For example, we work on communication skills in Sri Sri Tango. Something happens when you are dancing. You express with words and the body. The body expresses 90 percent, only 10 percent we say with words. When we are in the yoga state, we are together. Our nonverbal and our verbal expression are in the same direction and our communication then becomes more clear and effective . For example, imagine if you say, "Oh I am very happy," while your hands are shaking and your voice is weak, your nonverbal expression says the reality.
Q. What do you think about the mixture of yoga and dance together?
Marco: They are complementary. Yoga gives us ancient knowledge to be more healthy to improve our skills, and to have more awareness about our habits so we can make ourselves better. We mix these together because tango is beautiful. When we live the tango in this way, it is more light, more accessible. Combining yoga and dance, we can be more open for everyone. The whole family is invited to create this nice environment.
Q. So how does it all work?
Marco: It is an easy way for the people to join together. People come for the tango, and they also enjoy learning the yoga and breathing exercises. People are enjoying it. It is different. It is fresh.
We do a Sri Sri Tango course for three days. We dance, play games, it depends on the people. During the last three days, we teach three to four points that are very important. First is the sense of belongingness. We share about the importance of service in our lives. The importance of love, and taking responsibility in life. We also do some exercise. We work for the sense of the present moment. This is very important in the dance and in life. At the end the tango is not very important in this context of personal growth.
Q. What do people say about the class?
Marco: We get a good response. They say, "Oh, I cannot believe how can I feel such rest, like sleep, in 20 minutes!," and the people after meditation, they are smiling. When they are asked, "What happened?," they say, "I don't know! I feel good."
Q. Do you have a weekly follow-up session to practice the tango dance, like a satsang?
Marco: Yes, it is amazing. We do in Switzerland and In Argentina also, Maximiliano Christiani created a choreographed dance for this group of people who had never danced professionally before. There were so many of them, maybe half of the people who took the course with me in Argentina performed. It was amazing. They danced in front of thousands of people (at the World Culture Festival) in Berlin.
In December we will have the first Sri Sri Tango Teacher Training Course in Buenos Aires. We are planning to expand this program across the globe. As Sri Sri Ravi Shankar says, "Broaden your vision, deepen your roots."
Q. Can you talk about any transformations you've noticed in people?
Marco: When the people come, one sits there and another sits there. Once the course has happened, there is a big hug. For example…they say to the others, "You come to my home and have dinner!" In three days, we create a new little family!


text:
From inside the book
5 pages matching SNOWMOBILE SAFETY PROGRAM in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 5
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
14 minute 16 mm VHS 31 OVERHEADS 53707 SNOWMOBILE DAMAGE 9 minutes additional classes throughout ATV Safety Boat Safety Bowhunting Box 7201 Madison class number complete a Snowmobile cover your machine COVERAGE for SNOWMOBILE DAMAGE INSURANCE COVERAGE Damages exceeding $500.00 deductible personal property Department of Natural Dept Natural Resources DNR SAFETY PROGRAM Education Program Section Enforcement Safety Specialists Hunt VHS Hunter VHS instructor number JoAnn Groves Law Enforcement Safety minutes 20 minutes 25 minutes MINUTES This video Model Snowmobile Value Natural Resources Box nutes nutes nutes obtain $500.00 deductible P.O. Box Program Section Chief Recreational Safety Resources Box 7201 Safety & Education Safety Instructor's Name safety points contained SAFETY PROGRAM FILMS Safety Slide Set Second Chance Snowmobile Accident Report SNOWMOBILE DAMAGE INSURANCE snowmobile listed snowmobile safety course SNOWMOBILE SAFETY INSTRUCTORS SNOWMOBILE SAFETY PROGRAM SNOWMOBILE SAFETY SERIES Survival VHS Thoresen VHS and 16 warden and complete WI 53707 SNOWMOBILE Wisconsin Zip Code


text:
Selecting your vehicle's make, model, and year allows us to display only parts and items specific to your car's model and year.
Part# L201273
Mfg# 80643
Be the First to Review
OPGI Price: $37.99
Part Type: (P) High Performance, designed to improve performance
Years: 1961-1973
Sold As: EACH
Available in chrome or brushed aluminum. Handles with the button feature can be used to activate line lock, transmission brake or nitrous systems. Button operates with any 12-volt or 16-volt system.
Thread inserts included to fit 1/2"-20, 3/8"-24, 3/8"-16 and 5/16"-18.


text:
Special Order
Alternate View
Alternate View
Shown In Use
Alternate View
7-Shown In Use
Shown In Use
Shown In Use
Alternate View
Show MoreLess
Now Viewing:
Product Highlights
Size: Medium/LargeSmall/Medium Medium/Large asvzzzsayqfyrurubeafwcfa Extra Large
Reg. Price: $19.99
Instant Savings: $8.00
Limited supply at this price
Keep your hands toasty while using your smartphone or tablet with the black Agloves Sport Touchscreen Gloves in size medium/large. Instead of using conductive patches or threads on the fingertips to transmit your fingers' electrical impulses, the entire Agloves Sport is made from a fabric containing 15% real silver yarn. This allows the entire glove to communicate with your touchscreen, instead of confining input to one or two fingertips.
The unisex Aglove Sport is made from a seamless knit that stretches around your fingers for greater comfort and more precise touchscreen inputs. A snug cuff keeps the wind out and your gloves on.
68% acrylic
15% silver yarn
12% spandex
5% rubber thread
|Fits hands 7.5 to 9.5" (19.1 to 24.1 cm) around
|Packaging Infoasvzzzsayqfyrurubeafwcfa
|Package Weight
|0.1 lb
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|10.2 x 4.3 x 0.9"


text:
The Quarry 5 situation remains unclear just now. It has often been the case that we receive mixed messages regarding our access into the new quarry. It was all very upbeat only a few weeks ago and the signs were good, as it finally seemed we were to be granted similar access rights as we have had at Quarry 4, albeit under a much tighter control.
I made a courtesy call this week, just to say hello and to see how things were going. I wish I hadn't as everything had changed yet again. There would be no access at all now – maybe once if we were lucky and it looked decidedly grim for any future any access into the quarry at all. I was very disappointed and made a point of being extremely polite and trying not to show how anxious I really was.
Later, when I was mulling it all over, it seemed unlikely that this was the case since our liaison, whilst absolutely essential to our even getting anywhere near the quarry, is prone to the "good day, bad day" syndrome. Ring him today and all's well, ring him tomorrow and its all doom and gloom. I did ask why the situation had changed so much and what brought about this zero access policy? I never really got a straight answer so I asked again and still didn't get one as I was told everything but the reason. I hope it was a bad day and nothing more. There are other options but we will be saving them up until absolutely necessary.
Moving on and I finally popped off the bone from the centrum of the pliosaur vertebra that I'm cleaning up just now. It wasn't as clean a removal as I would have liked but it's not too bad and it also uncovered the other nutritive foramen as I thought it would. It's cleaning up a treat now.
Andy Farke's description of Nedoceratops was published last week and is a delicious contradiction to Scanella and Horner's work on synonymising Triceratops and Torosaurus. Although I am happy to remain within the Scanella/Horner camp just now, I have to congratulate Andy on his paper and the counter arguments produced and I will delve into the issue again at a later date.
What pleases me, and Andy has commented himself about this here, is the courtesy and decorum shown by both camps towards each other regarding each other's work, even though their conclusions differ. It is an example that I hope others take notice of.
Announced only today is the super basal tyrannosaurine Teratophoneus curriei ("Currie's monster murderer"). What a great name! Here's the abstract:
Carr, T.D., T.E. Williamson, B.B. Britt & K. Stadtman. in press. Evidence for high taxonomic and morphologic tyrannosauroid diversity in the Late Cretaceous (Late Campanian) of the American Southwest and a new short-skulled tyrannosaurid from the Kaiparowits formation of Utah.
Naturwissenschaften. Online First. DOI: 10.1007/s00114-011-0762-7
The fossil record of late Campanian tyrannosauroids of western North America has a geographic gap between the Northern Rocky Mountain Region (Montana, Alberta) and the Southwest (New Mexico, Utah). Until recently, diagnostic tyrannosauroids from the Southwest were unknown until the discovery of Bistahieversor sealeyi from the late Campanian of New Mexico.
Here we describe an incomplete skull and postcranial skeleton of an unusual tyrannosaurid from the Kaiparowits Formation (Late Cretaceous) of Utah that represents a new genus and species, Teratophoneus curriei.
Teratophoneus differs from other tyrannosauroids in having a short skull, as indicated by a short and steep maxilla, abrupt angle in the postorbital process of the jugal, laterally oriented paroccipital processes, short basicranium, and reduced number of teeth. Teratophoneus is the sister taxon of the Daspletosaurus + Tyrannosaurus clade and it is the most basal North American tyrannosaurine. The presence of Teratophoneus suggests that dinosaur faunas were regionally endemic in the west during the upper Campanian. The divergence in skull form seen in tyrannosaurines indicates that the skull in this clade had a wide range of adaptive morphotypes.
Yet more evidence, it would seem, for dinosaurian provincialism. This is just a small part of a wealth of information that is leading to this conclusion. I'm currently working my way through New Perspectives on Horned Dinosaurs (wonderful volume by the way – review coming soon) and there is even more compelling evidence for provincialism here as well. And, of course, another tyrannosaurid, so soon after Bistahieversor was announced – from the same authors. And new species of daspletosaurs to come as well......
|Reproduced from Carr et al 2011


text:
Texas rice producers reduced acreage to the lowest point since 1934 last year and observers expect acreage to remain at that level, 147,549 acres, for 2007.
Rice varieties have also changed, said Jam Stansel, resident director and professor emeritus at Texas A&M, Beaumont.
Stansel discussed recent trends in Texas rice during the recent National Conservation Systems Cotton and Rice Conference in Houston.
Stansel said 2006 acreage was only 25 percent of peak production, about 600,000 acres in 1980, and a 26 percent cut from 2005.
"This trend does not bode well for the Texas rice industry," he said.
The good news is yield. "Texas rice yield averages were the highest on record in 2006," Stansel said. Main crop yields pushed 8,000 pounds per acre, dry weight.
He said an earlier planting date may have helped yields. "The first 50 percent of the crop was planted two weeks earlier than normal," he said. "Dry field conditions during winter and early spring allowed early planting. The crop also survived near record cold in late March and early April and was harvested a week earlier than normal.
"Statewide, reduced acreage, early planting and early harvest contributed to the record yield."
"Main crop yields across all varieties were above normal in the western regions of the state's rice production area and about normal in the east."
Stansel said some problems with a ratoon crop resulted from ample moisture in the main crop setting the second harvest up for disease pressure.
Stansel said in 1934 average yield was only 2,241 pounds per acre.
New varieties have helped boost production since then.
Texas growers continued to rely on Cocodrie, planting 42 percent of acreage in that variety. Cheniere followed with 14 percent of the acreage. Various Clearfield varieties accounted for 16 percent of 2006 acreage and Rice Tec hybrids were grown on 14 percent of planted acres with XL 723 claiming the most acreage.
Stansel said hybrids yielded quite well last year with 40 percent of hybrid fields producing more than 10,000 pounds per acre.
Stansel expects more hybrid varieties will be planted in 2007. "Presidio seed is already gone," he said.
"I don't foresee an increase in acreage his year and if there is any increase it will not be significant. We are growing rice on the soils that are best suited to rice."


text:
|Statement by Ambassador Wang Min, Deputy Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations, at the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Preparatory Committee for the Fourth UN Conference on the Least Developed Countries
New York, 4 April 2011
Mr. Chairman,
The Chinese delegation supports the statement made by Argentina on behalf of the Group of 77 and China. We thank Under-Secretary-General Diarra, government of the host country Turkey, and Chairman and Vice Chairmen of the Intergovernmental Preparatory Committee for the tremendous efforts they have made in preparation for the Conference.Mr. Chairman,
It is the common responsibility of the international community to support the sustainable development of the LDCs.A forward-looking, strong and coordinated plan of action will provide important assurance for this endeavor. The Chinese government stands ready to work with other countries to strengthen support for the LDCs across the board, and push for fruitful results for the Fourth UN Conference on the LDCs.To show the sincerity of the Chinese government and as a specific measure of support, I hereby announce that the Chinese government will contribute 300,000 US dollars to the Trust Fund of the Conference to be used specifically for financing the participation of the LDCs delegates in the Conference.
Mr. Chairman,
With the Conference barely a month away and despite the positive attitude of all member states, significant differences remain to be bridged as indicated by the consultations on the outcome document. The Chinese delegation would like to make three points toward the resolution of some of the outstanding issues:
First, as the most vulnerable group in the world economic system, to achieve economic growth, the LDCs must overcome a wide array of difficulties and inherent weakness on top of their weak foundation. The international community is duty bound to help them get out of the difficult situation as soon as possible.What we need to do urgently is to support the development requests made by the LDCs on the basis of their own development reality and difficulties, respect their leadership and ownership, and reaffirm and strengthen the firm commitments we have made to them. The Chinese delegation calls on all member states to immediately translate the constructive attitude into realaction, display the political will to support the LDCs, and push for early and substantive progress in the negotiations.
Second, the Conference should focus on the development of the LDCs, muster and strengthen international support for the LDCs, fully in line with the mandate of the Conference as authorized by the relevant UN resolutions.The Chinese delegation supports the common position of the Group of 77 and China on issues such as "development partner" and structure of the outcome document. We would like to reiterate that all member states should follow the consensus reached by the relevant UN resolutions on "development partner" and South-South cooperation.The outcome document should continue to employ the framework structure of the Brussels Program of Action. Developed countries, in particular, should shoulder the primary responsibility of financing for development, and fulfill their commitment to allocating 0.15-0.2% of their GNI as official development assistance to the LDCs.They should also respond positively the requests of the LDCs to include new support commitments for the LDCs in the outcome document of the Fourth UN Conference on the LDCs.
Third, South-South cooperation places emphasis on capacity building, respects the views of the participating countries, and seeks mutual benefit and win-win results through cooperation. It has become an effective way to support the development of the LDCs.Nevertheless, we have to bear in mind that South-South cooperation is only a useful complement to North-South cooperation. It cannot substitute North-South cooperation in providing support to developing countries, especially the LDCs.South-South cooperation can not be forced into the policy framework and guiding principles of North-South cooperation.
Mr. Chairman,
The Chinese government has all along fulfilled its international obligations with concrete actions.Supporting the development of the LDCs is an important part of our assistance to other developing countries, and have done our best to provide economic and technical assistance and capacity building training to these countries.Over the years, China has followed the eight principles of foreign assistance, including equality, mutual benefit and common development. Based on the priorities and demands of the host countries, we have supported the LDCs in their efforts to achieve economic growth, social progress and sustainable development. China's assistance has no political preconditions, does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries or seek any political privilege.Ours is assistance among friends. Our purpose is to offer the LDCs concrete help and assistance and make contribution to their economic prosperity, social stability, peace and well being of the people.
In conclusion, Mr. Chairman, the Chinese delegation looks forward to working closely with other member states towards a successful Fourth UN Conference on the LDCs,which will help the LDCs embark on the path of sustainable growth and prosperity.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.


text:
As U.S. students prepare for the onset of school, students in other countries have already taken mid-terms.
That's right. For students in many countries where CFCA works, school does not start in August or September.
The school year in Central America started in January or February. Those lucky children are only two months away from the end of school. Schoolchildren in India and the Philippines are already into their third month of the school year. And students in Kenyaówell, they follow the British system and attend school all year, with long breaks at the end of each quarter.
Find the school calendar for your friend on the graph below.
Related links
Time for school


text:
Pin It
SUBSCRIBE TO: This Blog | Our Newsletter
WE'RE SOCIAL: Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn | Pinterest | Google+
TAKE THE CHALLENGE: Simon Says Stamp Challenge! | Vintage Simon Says Stamp & Show Challenge
Monday, August 22, 2011
Simon Says Stamp & Show Travels!
Pin It
5 comments:
I've been following you for a while now on Twitter. :D As for this weekend why a card class of course.. that and I went to the Luguna Beach sawdust festival. Made for a busy Saturday however it was totally worth it.ReplyDelete
Thanks! I feel so lucky!ReplyDelete
This weekend? Made some cards, and celebrated my MIL's 89th birthday!ReplyDelete
This weekend I made 2 Halloween mini albums & some Halloween cards. I did a little shopping at the local craft shows, too.ReplyDelete
I was finishing album for my daughter: hard binding and cover... was creating a pattern paper with distress and stamps and masksReplyDelete
Thanks so much for visiting our Simon Says Stamp blog! We work hard to update it daily and provide lots of ideas and current events. We appreciate the time you take to leave a comment! It makes us feel like someone is listening ;)
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.


text:
China Information Security (cnit) Stock Research
Last Updated by WikiWealth | Update This Page Now
Generic Strategy
Narrow Scope
Broad Scope
Low Cost
Generic strategies categorize companies by the scope and the strength of their business. China Information Security does not have a definable strategy, therefore, it risks losing out to firms that concentrate on one particular competitive advantage. (read more).
Company Description: China Information Security Technology provides public security and Geographic Information System that enhance public security information Technology (First Responder Coordination, Border Control, and Security Surveillance), Geographic Information System (Police-use GIS and Civil-use GIS), and e-Government services, Update
Market Research
Technology Industry Research & Analysis: The technology industry broadly includes companies whose primary function is to create innovative products and processes. Information technology deals with the management and processing of information. Technology Trading Strategy: The technology industry tends to be sensitive to economic cycles. Look for undervalued technology investments during economic recessions when stock prices are low and sell technology investments during the late stages of a bull markets when stock prices are high. The global economy is currently in a recession, therefore, it is the perfect time to purchase discretionary investments, because business significantly increase technology investments that they postponed during the recession. Upward sloping stock charts and financial news may indicate a selling opportunity while the opposite means that stocks are becoming undervalued.
Industry Sub Sector: .
Market Challenges: Opportunities: Solutions:
Strategy Analysis
Strategy: Competitive Advantages:
Financial Analysis
Current Revenue Sources: Future Revenue Sources:


text:
LaurensPosts: 2995Joined: Sat Mar 20, 2010 11:24 pmLocation: Norwich UK Gender: Male
Debate on the Problem of Evil
The following is a post from a theist's blog:
I recently discussed the problem of evil, which is a popular topic of debate between theists and atheists. For those unfamiliar, the general notion is that if God exists, why is there evil or suffering the world? Surely God could have created a world without evil, because He is all-powerful and all-loving. The fact that evil exists suggests either that God is not all-powerful or He is not all-loving, and would therefore cease to be God. The atheist then concludes that because there is evil, God almost certainly does not exist.
My response:
Man is responsible for evils such as war, genocide, murder, rape, etc. I don't think that such things as malaria, earthquakes, famine, etc. can be classified as evil in a Godless universe. Those things are unfortunate, but they cannot be classed as evil because there is no intent behind them, no malice, they are simply things beyond our control.
However, if God does exist as the all powerful creator of the universe, then we arrive at a problem because these things no longer have no intent behind them. God (from the creationist/intelligent design perspective at least) created malaria, AIDS, E. coli, etc. One has to ask with what intentions these were created? Bacteria and viruses make sense in evolution because they exist simply for the purposes of propagating themselves, unfortunately causing suffering along the way. However if someone created these things with intent, one can only conclude that this intent was similar to the intentions a human has when they design instruments of torture.
Even if God did not create these things, then there is still a problem because God is supposedly a moral being, who cares about the suffering of people, and is also supposedly all powerful. Now, I'm a moral being, and I care about the suffering of others, however I am unfortunately not omnipotent. If I was then I would put an end to viruses and infectious diseases, I would make sure that earthquakes didn't ravage cities and kill children etc. So one also has to wonder what the intentions are of a being who just allows suffering to happen. Even if there is a purpose to it, it's still not right to allow it to continue without assuring us as to what the purpose is. A loving parent will tell a child why they need an injection, they won't just give it to them and watch coldly as they cry their eyes out.
There is much evil that is solely the responsibility of man, and a lot of suffering and death which is beyond our control, however with God that suffering and death which is beyond our control suddenly becomes within the control of a being who supposedly cares about us. Diseases suddenly become created with intent etc. This is the difference between theism and atheism, an atheist will say 'sure disease, famine and disaster are bad, but there's no force behind it, the best we can do is try to combat it' whereas a theist will have to explain why the supposedly omnipotent, omnibenevolent and omnibeneficient creator of the universe allows these things to happen.
If you're out walking by the cliff and a rock falls on your head and injures you, sure its a bad thing to happen, but its not evil, however if someone throws the rock with the express intention of harming you it does become an act of evil. The atheist universe is one in which some rocks do fall on people by accident, however in the theist universe no rock falls by accident, there is always someone there who either threw it or could have stopped it from falling. This is the heart of the problem of evil.
I also responded to the following quote from the author in the comments section:
"But if we believe there are innocents, then the greater good defense makes sense, because we are only able to see the effects of our limited scope (aka our lifespan), so how are we to know that such an evil act on an innocent doesn't actually bring about greater good than if the evil event didn't happen. Sort of a "Back to the Future" type idea, but our knowledge in such a case is limited, therefore we don't have any good justification to believe that this, in fact, doesn't make sense in the scope of eternity, which is where God's scope lies."
My response:
This 'greater good' argument is a complete moral failure. William Lane Craig has said:
"The premise that pointless suffering exists, or gratuitous evil exists is extremely controversial. We are simply no in the position to make these kinds of inductive probability judgements"
He clearly has no idea of what the implications are in such a line of reasoning. It can be used to justify any kind of immoral act imaginable. If gratuitous evil and pointless suffering do not exist then all 'evil' and 'suffering' are being used to fulfil God's plan, and God's plan is ultimately good in the end.
This can be used for me to justify all kinds of evil. If none of us are in the position to judge whether or not some evil act will lead to the greater good in future. This means that if gratuitous evil and pointless suffering do not exist, all evil is in fact ultimately good. So if I were to torture all the children in an entire village to death you are not in a position to say that this was not for the greater good. So nobody has any means of implicating anyone else for evil. This is exactly the problem that theists accuse atheists of having, but really with these kinds of apologetics, it's the other way around.
The following is the exchange that took place (authors words in quotes, my responses underneath):
I think you're missing the point here. The problem of evil only becomes a problem if you pre-suppose God's existence. As an atheist, you're unwilling to do that, so by admitting evil exists in the world, you are admitting man's full responsibility for such an evil. That absolves God of all responsibility even if He exists, because you've already given the admission that man is responsible for evil. You can't put a condition on it: "Man is responsible for evil unless God exists, then God is responsible for evil." That's absurdity.
Well if you read my post I attributed evil to man. I said that there are some acts that on atheism are just unfortunate accidents of nature, and cannot be implicated as evil because there is no intent behind them. However once you posit the existence of an all powerful being who created malaria with intentions, who allows famine to continue without intervention etc. This means that such things which in an atheist universe have no moral implications because they're just blind unfortunate natural occurrences, come to rest upon the decisions of a moral being.
If there is a person alone in a room and the wardrobe just happens to collapse on them injuring them this is an unfortunate accident, but has no moral implications that can be attributed to any being, just as disease, famine and disaster have none in the atheistic universe. However on theism, you're positing a moral being who was in the room and either caused the wardrobe to fall (as in God creating malaria), or failed to prevent it from happening when it was perfectly possible to do so (as in famine etc.). The existence of that person in the room who either caused the accident or allowed it to happen unnecessarily changes the situation to one in which the event does have moral implications and those lie firmly with the one who was responsible or did nothing to stop it.
I conceded that in the atheistic and the theistic universe man is responsible for evil such as war, rape, murder etc. However on theism suffering such as disease, famine, and disaster etc. have moral implications when the existence of God is posited.
I'm not talking about evil that is acted out as the consequence of man's free will. If you read my response I made that clear from the start. War, rape, murder etc, are actions of man's own will and I did not say that God is necessarily needed to intervene in those things. However, did God have a choice when he created Malaria? Is God unable to intervene to stop famine (perhaps he could send down Manna like he did in the Bible?)? I'm not saying that God could limit the free will of individuals, I'm saying that surely he could do something to prevent the suffering that is not caused by man's free actions?
Yes, but if no gratuitous evil exists (that is no 'Uncalled for; lacking good reason; unwarranted' evil) then my evil act by definition is called for, with good reason and warranted in God's plan. So I have divine justification for doing anything I want"¦
But before we continue of that can you answer these statements with true or false:
1. God might have morally sufficient reasons for allowing evil, as part of 'the greater good'
2. Gratuitous suffering and evil do not exist
3. God has a plan for all of us which is ultimately good
You can't have it both ways though. You can't say nature is amoral unless God exists, in which case He is responsible for nature and gives it moral value. If nature is amoral, then it is amoral regardless of whether or not God exists. Otherwise, you can make the same case for man, and say that man is amoral because God does not exist. But we know that not to be the case. Man is moral whether or not God exists, because we all believe in moral values. Nature is the same way. You can't have your cake and eat it too. It's a false dilemma.
You seem to misunderstand my argument.
Firstly forget about all the evil that man is responsible for via their own free will. This is not what I'm talking about.
This argument focuses around things for which man is not responsible, but still cause great amounts of suffering. Natural disasters, plagues, pestilence, famine etc.
Now if we imagine a universe in which there are no god(s), those things listed in the previous paragraph are not evil. Why? Because evil is dependant upon the actions and decisions of morally conscious entities.
Now if we imagine a universe in which there are one or more omnipotent and omnibenevolent god(s), those things then become evil. Why? Because they become dependant upon the actions and decisions of a morally conscious entity.
If god is omnibenevolent then it follows logically that god cares about the suffering of human beings. It also follows logically that god would desire to prevent suffering in human beings.
If god is omnipotent then it follows logically that god is perfectly capable of preventing, and protecting human beings from natural disasters, plagues, pestilence, famine etc.
However, not only does god not prevent suffering and protect human beings from it, he is also the architect of various engines of suffering. God is supposed to have designed bacteria and viruses that can kill millions. God has supposedly created our solar system with enormous meteors and asteroids that could kill most life on the planet (and have done in the past). God created the world in such a way that tectonic forces could destroy cities, crushing innocent children in rubble. God is able to control the environment in certain places in order to avoid famine and drought, but he doesn't. This is not consistent with an omnibenevolent god. As the famous argument goes, either God is evil, or he is impotent.
If God was using the actions of Ghengis Khan, or any other violent leader throughout history for the greater good, then logically you have to say that this violence was ultimately good. Either that or it wasn't for the greater good.
This raises a couple of questions that I'd appreciate if you could answer.
1. If God is omnibenevolent and omnipotent then why can't he achieve the greater good without using any humans to commit evil?
2. If God is using the evil actions of humans to achieve the greater good then how can he possibly do so without impeding their supposed free will?
You're still missing the point. Let me attempt to clarify:
Let me clarify, evil would not exist without morally conscious entities.
Is God a morally conscious entity or not?
But you're clearly missing out the distinction between an atheist and a theist universe, which is a distinction I made from the start. Your rebuttal is assuming that the same principles apply to both whereas I clearly stated that this is not the case.
In the atheist universe (a universe without God) the suffering caused by nature is not evil because it is not controlled by the actions and decisions of a morally conscious being.
In the theist universe (a universe in which an all-powerful God exists) the suffering cause by nature is evil because it is controlled by the actions and decisions of a morally conscious being.
Your rebuttal is ignoring the distinction that I made between the two. You're taking the description of the atheist universe (that natural suffering is not evil, and that evil doesn't exist without morally conscious entities) and trying to use it to rebut my description of the theist universe. The two are distinct which is why I've been making it clear.
As I said you're ignoring the clear distinctions I made. Evil pre-dates man in the theist universe, but it doesn't in the atheist universe. Why? Because evil is defined by the existence of morally conscious entities. In the atheist universe morally conscious entities only arrived with the evolution of man (as far as we know), however in the theist universe a morally conscious entity has always existed, and therefore evil (or at least the awareness of what it is) has always existed.
This morally conscious entity sits back and does nothing while 3000 innocent African children die each day of malaria. Now in the atheist universe there is no moral agent who is responsible for causing malaria, therefore it is not evil. However in the theist universe there is a morally conscious agent who created it. Ergo something which on atheism has no moral implications because it has nothing to do with a morally conscious decision, does have moral implications in the theist universe necessarily because of the existence of God.
Let me explain why your rebuttal doesn't work with an analogy. Imagine two scenarios. 1. A group of older kids are severely beating a younger child who is screaming out for help, but there is no one around to help. 2. A group of older kids are severely beating a younger child who is screaming out for help, and there is an adult standing there, watching and doing nothing. Now you're rebuttal is like saying 'because no one was there to help in scenario 1 (which is analogous to, say malaria in the atheist universe), the person watching in scenario 2 (which is analogous to malaria in the theist universe) is not morally responsible for just standing there and doing nothing', I'm sure you can see the flaw in that reasoning. The flaw you've made is essentially the same; you fail to recognise the distinction I made between 2 different scenarios.
Now answer my questions please.
Um, no. You can't have your cake and eat it too. You can't say nature is evil if God exists, yet not evil if He doesn't. Either malaria is evil or it is not. It's not an if/then proposition.
I can quite easily say that. In a universe without God malaria has nothing to do with the actions and decisions of a morally conscious entity. In the theistic universe God designed malaria, malaria causes suffering and death on a grand scale. What do we call someone that intentionally designs something that causes suffering and death?
Your rebuttal is rather pathetic I'm afraid to say. If a rock falls accidentally on someone's head it is not evil because it was not caused by the actions of a morally conscious entity, however if a rock is thrown at someone's head it is an act of evil because it is caused by the actions of a morally conscious entity. You cannot rebut this by saying either rocks hitting people on the head is evil or it's not. The two scenarios are different to a significant degree.
If you cannot understand that there would be significant differences between an universe with an all-powerful deity and one without then we're done. You're insistence that that which applies in one case must necessarily apply in another is flawed for reasons I've made clear several times. Now get on with addressing the bulk of my argument or concede that you have nothing in defence of it. Stop trying to dance around the issue with your transparently fallacious rebuttal.
And while you're at it answer me this:
"1. If God is omnibenevolent and omnipotent then why can't he achieve the greater good without using any humans to commit evil?
2. If God is using the evil actions of humans to achieve the greater good then how can he possibly do so without impeding their supposed free will?"
Your ignoring these questions and hiding behind a weak rebuttal, one can only assume that there is something that is making you not want to answer me. Well I'm not going to let you off the hook, these questions have to be addressed considering some of the points that you raised in this discussion.
Now stop playing dodge and lets get to the heart of this discussion.
[to be continued...]
Like the League of Reason on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Shameless Self-Promotion
Listen to my music on Soundcloud
Like my music page on Facebook
|Tue Feb 21, 2012 7:42 pm


text:
Home | Forum | Chat | Tours | Articles | Pictures | News | Tools | History | Tourism | Search
Success of a Fast Bowler depends on some factors
1. Fielding placing by Captain
2. Quality of fielding of the team (Aus/SA is the example)
3. Performance/Support of the other side bowler. (Mcgrath provided to Lee/Imran provided Akram). After maturity a fast bowler starts to support other new fast bowlers.
4. Fitness (consist of Food Habit, Day to Day lifestyle etc), otherwise Injury will kill a fast bowler (Ex: Shoib Akhter)
Till now Bangladesh failed to maintain Fast Bowler. Thats why Mashrafee's average is not up to the mark in Test though he has got the capability. Shahdat sometimes bowl well but not consistent.
About Us | Contact
Us | Privacy
Policy | Partner
Sites | Useful Links | Banners |
© BanglaCricket


text:
Enter your email and we will let you
know about the next one:
**Please review our national VC & Angel Investor event Schedule Here.**
Las Vegas Investor RoundTableWednesday, August 27, 2014
Sponsored by UNLV's Center for Entrepreneurship at the Lee Business School, Half Price Lawyers, SocialRadius, Adam Hodson CPA, CapSchedule, Effortless Office, AA Printing, Quadshot Software
Interested in meeting early-stage accredited investors in Las Vegas? Then register for the FundingPost Investor RoundTable on Wednesday evening, August 27, 2014 at 7pm. FundingPost has hosted 250+ sold-out venture events in 23 cities over the past 13 years.
At our Las Vegas Roundtable, the panel of investors will focus on pitching to early-stage investors, and what it really takes to get them to write you a check! We will be discussing the things that are most important to them when they are considering an Investment, the best and worst things an entrepreneur can do to get their attention during a pitch, and, of course, the best ways to reach these and other Investors. There will be plenty of time for networking with the Investor panelists in a relaxed Silicon Valley-like environment!
The first 30 entrepreneur attendees to sign up will also get the option to pitch their business idea in 1 minute (60 seconds) or less in front of the investor panel and receive feedback as a group from the panel. It is a pitch competition with a winner selected by our investor panel and a winner selected by the audience utilizing real-time web polling from Wedgies. Please check out the pitch winners from the previous Las Vegas Investor Roundtable on May 2014: Previous Las Vegas Investor Roundtable May 2014 Pitch Winners.
Along with the pitch competition, there is an educational and networking component to the event. All attendees will be gaining an understanding of what investors are looking for in the Las Vegas market and what our entrepreneurs are building. All attendees will be able to market themselves (including their products and/or services) throughout the event through networking with one another.
The last day to sign up to pitch at this event is the week before the event: Wednesday, August 20, 2014 by 12pm PT (FundingPost Investor RoundTable events typically sell out well in advance).
Location: University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Meeting Room 208C in the Student Union
Las Vegas, Nevada 89154
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Time: 7pm-10pm
- Entrepreneur: $39
- Service Provider: $49
Rob Mallery, Head of Origination, Originate
Darcy Wedd, Angel Investor
Joseph DiSorbo, Angel Investor
Pilar Stella, Co-Founder, Alchemy P4
Roddrick Reed, Managing Partner, Rebel Venture Fund
Welcome Address: Aaron Sahagun, Southwest Regional Director, FundingPost
University Media Sponsors:
General Media Sponsors:
This FundingPost Venture Capital Event is sold out.
No additional applications are being accepted at this time.
**Please review our national Venture Capital
& Angel Investor event Schedule Here.**
Join the Event RSS Feed here! Stay up to date
on the latest Venture & Angel Events.
Follow our events on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/fundingpost
"FundingPost allows the venture community to review many interesting deals in a short period of time. The consistent format allows VCs to quickly evaluate companies raising capital based on the criteria that's most important to them."- Deepak Kamra, Canaan Partners
"I know that I've invested in at least one deal associated with FundingPost events, and it's a great networking opportunity with the founders and the VCs that are there. I'm looking forward to this one!"- John Filla, Angel Investor, Houston Angel Network
"I just invested in a mobile company I met through FundingPost - Thanks!"- Jay Goldberg, Hudson Ventures
"Empire Angels has invested in two companies we met through FundingPost. This is a great forum for entrepreneurs to meet investors and we look forward to continued participation!"- Graham Gullans, Empire Angels
"FundingPost has provided Investors a great way to read company summaries from across the country, and entrepreneurs the opportunity to get in front of a lot of Venture Funds they wouldn't normally have access to."- Richard Irving, Pond Venture Partners
"I see CEO's get their PhDs in best practices for how-to-get-funded techniques. This is accomplished through FundingPost's well orchestrated and accomplished conferences - great for learning from and networking with the money sources."- Jeanne M. Sullivan, StarVest Partners
"BP's Castrol innoVentures invested in a company we met through FundingPost - They are a great resource for Investors and entrepreneurs alike!"- Miriam C Eaves, BP's Castrol innoVentures
"As a result of the conference we attended in Miami, Caerus made one of its first Investments in a Florida-based company whose CEO we met because of the impressive network FundingPost has constructed. "- Zachary A. Cherry, Caerus Ventures LLC
"I am happy to be a member of FundingPost.com. We always find good prospects, and the interface is efficient and easy to use. Thanks for putting this together."- George Petracek, Atrium Capital
"The Las Vegas Investor RoundTable of December 2013 was a great event because I got to know many talented entrepreneurs in Las Vegas that I would not have met in person otherwise. After the event, I made an investment of $25,000 in a seed idea that is looking very promising! I am looking forward to future events and future investments in Las Vegas entrepreneurs."- Don Sorensen, Las Vegas Angel Investor


text:
Incredible Marketing necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 173 diseños de 51 diseñadores freelance.
We are an existing medical spa and laser center, and we are looking for a new spin to our current logo. We need it to be contemporary and sleek, yet convey professionalism. We need it to be Dynamic!
Reflections Med Spa
Our client is One of the top medical spas in the US is looking for a new logo to re-brand their identity. They have a current logo - please see http://www.reflectionsmedspas.com.
We are looking for something DIFFERENT. Please do not take that logo and merely change it. We want to see designs that are outside of the box, and sleek and modern. The winning design will be used effectively in print, on the website and on television. Please create something that has 3d elements, and conveys the name - reflections. This should be done by water, mirror, or other creative ways. Please feel free to be different and unique.
We would also like to see a very specif color scheme. Please use only whites, blacks, blues and greys (if needed). No other colors should be used.
Winning designer will be eleible for future work, including brochures, stationary, etc.
- Cutting edge sophisticated design.
- Outside of the box design.
- Something that the reflection feel - mirror or liquid or something else creative and dynamic
- Prefer a 3d logo.
- Colors - blue, black, white and grey.
- Distinct and unique fonts.
- use of metallic / glossy contemporary style and lines.
- No simple designs.
- No faces or bodies or similar.
- No butterflies or birds or animals
- No Pastel colors and no reds, blacks or purples.
- No simple fonts
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


text:
Phil Gray necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 92 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
I'm looking for a logo for my brand new one-man residential real estate appraisal company. Logo will be used on business cards, invoices, web page and resume'.
Next Appraisal
I'm going into business for myself for the very first time and need a logo I can use with a variety of media. I chose the name of my company "Next Appraisal" mostly because it's the beginning of the next phase of my life, but it is also meant to convey to clients that I want their next appraisal assignment. I'm a well groomed and clean-cut kind of guy (former military) and my logo should be as well.
- Item 1...clean and simple.
- Item 2...something bold, not swirly or effeminate.
- Item 2.5...accentuate the "N" and the "A".
- Item 3...more interested in the logo rather than a tag line.
- Item 4...few colors...something that will stand out on a pure white background.
- Item 5...possibly a simple, very simple, picture of a house as part of the logo since I'm a residential appraiser, not a commerical appraiser.
- Item 1...cursive, swirls, overly fancy.
- Item 2...too much color; keep it clean and simple
- Item 3...can't resemble the "NA" logo that Narcotics Anonymous uses for their logo.
- Item 4...colored background if possible... prefer pure white background but I'm open minded if a logo with a colored background really pops.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


text:
NWSB Insider Brandon Choate brings you a list to keep you busy this offseason. While many are anticipating football season's arrival, Brandon has broken down the 5 best and 5 worst transaction of the Pete Carroll and John Schneider era in Seattle. From letting Matt Hasselbeck and Josh Wilson go to acquiring Marshawn Lynch and Leon Washinton, PCJS has left their stamp on this team.
The best + worst Pete Carroll & John Schneider Seahawks transactions
May 24, 2012 By Brandon Choate
Filed Under: Seattle Seahawks Blog Tagged With: 2010, 2011, 2012 NFL draft, Aaron Curry, Anthony McCoy, Bruce Irvin, Charlie Whitehurst, Chris Clemons, Darryl Tapp, John Schneider, Josh Wilson, Kelly Jennings, Kevin Vickerson, LenDale White, Leon Washington, Marshawn Lynch, Matt Hasselbeck, Moments In Time, Pete Carroll, Robert Gallery, Russell Wilson, Seahawks, Seahawks Blog, Seahawks draft picks, Seahawks roster moves, Seahawks trades, Seahawks transactions, Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Seahawks Blog, Tarvaris Jackson, Walter Thurmond III


text:
Today's (22 June 2018) crossword provided to us by L.A. Times Daily and the clue is "Lowered oneself?".
The right answer or rather the best answer for the "Lowered oneself?" is:
Best Answer: KNELT
Crossword Date: 22 June 2018
Note: The L.A. Times Daily clue "Lowered oneself?" has multiple solutions for the given crossword puzzle. We apologize for the confusion, especially if there are other solutions to this crossword.
Leave your comments below and we will reply to you ASAP!


text:
Facebook Comments
Home Gospel Toons GT English He will come with great power!
HESED: The Compassionate Face of God. 16-02-2019.
Saturday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time Reading 1Gn 3:9-24; Gospel Mk 8:1-10 The first reading of the Day narrates to us how the happy mood of...
Say Thanks
… It is important to say thanks! It is important to think about gratitude! While we...
19 June 2017: Law of Retribution vs the Law of Life
Monday of the Eleventh Week in Ordinary Time Reading 1: 2 Cor. 6: 1-10; Gospel: Mt. 5: 38-42 In today's gospel, Jesus echoes the Jewish law of...


text:
About two dozen graduating seniors from San Diego County high schools can breathe easy when it comes to financing their college — and potentially graduate school — educations.
The students are among 1,000 nationwide to be named 2013 Gates Millennium Scholars, earning a prestigious scholarship that covers all college costs through graduation.
Seven are from the San Diego Unified School District:
Three are from University City High School — Susan Stewart, Matthew Wood and Calvin Yao; two from San Diego High School of Business — Miguel Anzelmetti and Anesheawa Senior; and one from Kearny Science Connections and Technology — Nhat Quang Thai; and one from Scripps Ranch High — Solomon Ephraim.
Others receiving the scholarships are Nallely Aceves, Sweetwater High; Aldo Arellano, Chula Vista High; Mandy Chan, The Preuss School; Saron Goitom, The Preuss School; Joselyn Gonzalez, Castle Park High; Lucerito Gutierrez, Southwest High; Na Yoon Kim, Canyon Crest Academy; Karina Lopez, Mar Vista High; Carlos Martinez, Granite Hills High; Makai Mendiola, High Tech High North County; Karla Mendoza, Olympian High School; Walter Parker, Crawford High; Mercedes De La Rosa, Mount Miguel High; Bryce Smith, Hilltop High; and Will Tate, Oceanside High; Ruben Perez Vega, Southwest High.
Established in 1999, the Gates scholarship has footed the bill for more than 20,000 students to go to college — more than $763 million for tuition, fees, books and housing.
Students are selected based on academic achievement and financial need.
Graduate school funding is available for scholars who pursue degrees in computer science, education, engineering, library science, mathematics, public health or science.
The program offers recipients with leadership development opportunities, mentoring, as well as academic and social support. Graduate school funding is available for scholars who pursue degrees in computer science, education, engineering, library science, mathematics, public health or science.


text:
|Keep It Simple, Stupid
How do I take a slice of a hash reference?by entropy (Sexton)
|on May 15, 2001 at 03:17 UTC ( #80399=categorized question: print w/replies, xml )
|Need Help??
Contributed by entropy
on May 15, 2001 at 03:17 UTC
Q&A > references
Description:I can take a slice of an array ref, but not of a hash ref:
The first print statement works, the second is a syntax error. I also have this problem when taking a slice of an anonymous hash:
Again, the first statement works, but the second is a syntax error.
Please (register and) log in if you wish to add an answer


text:
A Briefe Introduction to the Skill of Song
Ashgate, 2005 - Music - 137 pages
Although unjustly neglected by modern writers, William Batheżs contributions to music pedagogy in late sixteenth-century England were profound. Batheżs A Briefe Introduction to the Skill of Song (1596) not only includes the first explication of a four-syllable, non-hexachordal solmization method published by an English writer (a system similar to that which would become the standard in England during the seventeenth century) but also outlines a combinatorial method for composing canons that is remarkably forward-looking in both conception and design. In addition to providing the first modern edition of Batheżs treatise, the volume examines the complicated compilation and publication histories of the book, the historical and theoretical foundations of Batheżs contributions, and the relationship between the 1596 book and Batheżs 1584 treatise A Briefe Introduction to the True Arte of Musicke (the extant text of which is included as an appendix).
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
References to this book
Liber Amicorum John Steele: A Musicological Tribute
Warren Drake
Limited preview - 1997
All Book Search results »
Meter in Music, 1600-1800: Performance, Perception, and Notation
George Houle
Limited preview - 1987


text:
The Secretary is authorized, when the Secretary determines it to be in the public interest—
to sell, exchange, or interchange by quitclaim deed, all right, title, and interest, including the mineral estate, of the United States in and to National Forest System lands described in section 521e of this title; and
to accept as consideration for the lands sold, exchanged, or interchanged other lands, interests in lands, or cash payment, or any combination of such forms of consideration, which, in the case of conveyance by sale or exchange, is at least equal in value, including the mineral estate, or, in the case of conveyance by interchange, is of approximately equal value, including the mineral estate, to the lands being conveyed by the Secretary. The Secretary shall insert in any such quitclaim deed such terms, convenants,[1] conditions, and reservations as the Secretary deems necessary to ensure protection of the public interest, including protection of the scenic, wildlife, and recreation values of the National Forest System and provision for appropriate public access to and use of lands within the System. The preceding sentence shall not be applicable to deeds issued by the Secretary to lands outside the boundary of units of the National Forest System.
(Pub. L. 97–465, § 2, Jan. 12, 1983, 96 Stat. 2535.)


text:
Q: Is "i-clouds" now operational? Can I transfer the songs on my iTunes account, thereby freeing up that space on my hard drive?
— Joe, via email
A: If you're referring to Apple's iCloud service, it's not available yet — Apple says it's coming this fall.
But iCloud and other services do let you store your music in a virtual storage locker so you can listen to your tunes on your computer or iDevice whenever you want — as long as you have a good data connection. Because your music files are locked away "in the cloud," they don't need to take up room on your hard drive.
Amazon Cloud Drive and Google Music are already available and shows how we all will be listening to music some day. Maybe. Some people will always want their music files on their hard drive, where they can listen to it even if the Internet is down or your phone can't connect to your stored music files.
And just what is this cloud anyway? There are several ways of answering this, but the most simple is that your music will be stored on Apple's (or Google's or Amazon's or some other company's) computers instead of yours.
Have a question about your computer, cellphone, camera or any gadget? Let us know! E-mail Eric Gwinn at firstname.lastname@example.com, and you could be featured in an upcoming Gadget Q&A column.


text:
Hellbound Glory at The Famous Roadhouse Saloon!
Date: Sunday, 8th July 2018 07:30 PM - 10:30 PM
Venue: Roadhouse Saloon | City: Idaho Falls, United States
Barreling through the gates of country music, HELLBOUND GLORY, is justifying rightful ownership to the band's declarative namesake. In defining their sound, distilled of equal parts melody and bar-room-thump, this Reno, NV based band is packing the house to a growing legion of fans coast to coast. Front man and songwriter, Leroy Virgil, explains; "We just really dig the challenge of a new audience. We'll walk into a new room full of folks that haven't heard our music, play a 4 or 5 hour night, and drive away with more people that consider themselves fans. I'm not a flashy guy but I like showing off." The bands formation in 2008 was a graduation of sorts for Virgil who originally hails from Aberdeen, WA. Relocating to Reno in 2002, the singer jumped head-long into the nightlife of the Biggest Little City In The World. This 'nightlife' had an immediate impact on what would become HELLBOUND GLORY'S material. Virgil explains Reno's influence, "I grew up in a hick-town by a lot of peoples standards. Reno is just a hick-town with taller buildings and brighter lights. Playing Reno is like playing a 24 hour dive bar. No matter where I play, I'm never too far from home." Virgil's songwriting consistently tests the boundaries of conventional country music's lyrical playing field. When asked to describe the band's signature sound, Virgil proclaims, "Country music was a big influence on the rock music I wrote when I was younger and still in Aberdeen. That same rock music echoes a bit in my country western music today. We're really not afraid to piss off any of either genre's purists. We're just out there being ourselves!" In fact, HELLBOUND GLORY songs resound with equal parts wit and humor. An unabbreviated and honest statement of the world we live in today. Forged through a relentless touring schedule that carries the band cross-country on a regular basis; HELLBOUND GLORY are conquering new stomping ground on the strength of three full length releases; "Scumbag Country (2008)," "Old Highs & New Lows (2010)," and "Damaged Goods (2011)." HELLBOUND GLORY can count some of music's most prolific and accomplished artists today among their growing number of supporters. Virgil continues "It's pretty cool that we can count these folks as fans of our music, but I've got to be my own fan first and foremost." This is HELLBOUND GLORY, music as honest and reflective in a frantic urban metropolis as it is on lost and desolate byway. The band is currently in the studio recording a follow-up to the highly acclaimed "Damaged Goods."
(208) 542-6290
1680 Lindsay Blvd, Idaho Falls
ID 83402, United States
ID 83402, United States
All Dates
- Sunday, 8th July 2018 07:30 PM - 10:30 PM


text:
Czech Republic Hotels
Find a place to stay
Hotels in Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a very romantic country with gorgeous scenery and intriguing cities, like its capital Prague, which are great for weekend city breaks. Such breaks are popular with couples but families would also benefit from a stay in a more rural area where there are rolling hills and many attractions. The Czech Republic boasts many accolades, not least among them giving birth to the world's first Pilsner style beer! No matter what sort of vacation you're after, you can trust Hotels.com to provide great accommodation in the land often nicknamed Czechia. We have all sorts of hotels and you will find maps showing the location of nearby attractions, feedback left by previous guests, and sample photos of a typical room for each. Hotels.com will help you make the most of your Czech vacation by taking care of the niggling matter of where to stay, so you can get on with having a great time.
What's the Czech Republic Like?
Many top attractions are found in Prague but it's also worth venturing further afield. Let's start with the capital, where you won't want to miss the iconic Prague Castle, with its 1,000 years of history. It also contains the richly ornate St. Vitus' Cathedral. Charles Bridge is another must-see with its famous statues including of Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV and great views of Czech Republic hotels. For those of a macabre bent, the country has many fascinating crypts, such as the Bone Church in Sendec where the remains of thousands are displayed in ornamental designs. The aptly named Bohemian Paradise is an outstanding area of natural beauty with jaw-dropping rock pillars and great walks. Finally, bibliophiles will love Prague's lavish libraries found in the Clementinum and the Strahov Monastery.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in the Czech Republic
Czechs tend to be quite reserved and not overly given to displays of emotion. On meeting, shake the person's hand, maintain eye contact, and utter an appropriate greeting. Doing this in the Czech language will be a point scorer. Don't address them by their first name unless you are invited. Good, understated dress is the norm and of course you'll need warm clothing and scarves if visiting in the winter, as the wind can be biting. Czech cuisine favors generous helpings of meat with sides like dumplings washed down with delicious beer. Tipping tends not to be too extravagant in restaurants. One thing, though, is guaranteed: great service in the Czech Republic hotels. Hotels.com can facilitate a stress-free vacation for you thanks to our expertise in the travel industry. We offer an easy booking process as well as great support in the form of agents speaking 11 different languages.
Czech Republic travel guides
Where to stay in Prague – an assortment of places for sweet dreams
Prague is separated into ten numbered districts, with the oldest and original 'Town of Prague' being...
A Prague guide on where to shop – designer must-haves to thrift store heaven
Since the abandonment of Communism in the early 90's, the quality and quantity of products available...
Where to eat in Prague – your go-to guide for grub
Funnily enough, lunch is traditionally the main meal in Prague. However, due to the steadily increasing...
What to see and do in Prague – a guide to the city's landmarks and attractions
One of Central Europe's most exciting, beautiful and cultured cities (quite a feat for a country which...
A Prague city guide – iconic architecture, romantic walks, culture and nightlife
Oozing culture and history, the capital city of the Czech Republic, The Golden City, is full-to-bursting...


text:
OCR homepage
Our Entry Level Certificate in English will inspire and engage learners by providing a broad, coherent, satisfying and worthwhile course of study. This qualification is designed so that it can be co-taught with GCSE (9-1) qualifications.
Flexibility – Our Entry Level Certificate is made up of 100% internally assessed tasks and tests that can be taken at any point during the course.
Accessibility – There are many different ways that you can choose to teach this qualification and you can tailor this to your learners. This qualifications can be used for a variety of learners, including those who may find it difficult to access GCSE (9-1) qualifications, learners on taster courses, learners with learning difficulties and adult returners.
Support and guidance – Our Entry Level Certificate provides access to subject specialists to support you through the transition and throughout the lifetime of the specification.
If you need specialist advice, guidance or support, get in touch by:
Specification for the new Entry Level English qualification.
Teacher guidance and exemplar tasks
What do you think of our resources? You can use our online form to send us your feedback and ideas, or recommend a resource you've used.


text:
thaiboxer858 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 80 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
My SD Personal Trainer
We are Master Level personal fitness trainers using traditional fitness tools including resistance (weight and band) training and cardio as well as, kettlebells, boxing, kickboxing, pilates and more to help people find A FUN way to workout...making fitness a HOBBY, NOT a workout!
The logo should convey the bond and excitement a client has for their San Diego Personal Trainer...they should want to wear their shirt with name and logo EVERYWHERE because, its "THEIR" SD Personal Trainer and we are the BEST!
We prefer to work with people who may have been athletes in high school or college and have become sedentary due to lack of fun fitness options!
Weight Loss, self confidence, improved self image, body toning, fitness, sports enhancement training and more.
Training Men and Women of all ages...
Men and women ages 22-50 general fitness or weight loss seekers!
past athletic experience is always a plus.
gender neutral, works well on the web and in print, Bold, eye catching but not too busy.
Simple yet eye catching and appealing...I want people to be curious and excited when they read the name and see the logo.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


text:
Murder trial rescheduled for second time
The murder trial of a young Oktibbeha County woman scheduled for Nov. 1 has been postponed until late January
Leslie Sharp, 22, was scheduled to stand trial Nov. 1 on a murder charge in the Nov. 10, 2008 shooting death of Christopher Cole, 20, of Mathiston, outside a home on Kelly Road in northeastern Oktibbeha County.
Due to the unavailability of a witness in the case and pending pre-trial motions, Sharp's trial has been rescheduled until Jan. 31. A motion hearing has been set for Nov. 4, which will be during the third week of the current Circuit Court term.
This is the second time Sharp's trial has been delayed. She was originally scheduled to be tried Aug. 2, but the trial was also postponed due to the unavailability of a witness.
On the night of the fatal shooting, Cole died at the Kelly Road home from multiple gunshot wounds, though attempts were made by Oktibbeha County Hospital paramedics and East Oktibbeha volunteer firefighters to revive him, said Coroner Michael Hunt the day after the incident.
Guilty pleas made
In Circuit Court action Thursday and Friday, the following defendants maded guilty pleas and were sentenced or had prior suspended sentences, probation or post-release supervision revoked. They are listed by name, charges, sentence, fines and restitution (any similarities in name to other individuals in the community is purely coincidental):
• Jimmy Smith, 5 years in prison after post-release supervision was revoked for a prior aggravated assault conviction.
• Roger Richardson, 7 years in prison after a suspended sentence for a prior burglary conviction was revoked (recommended for the Regimented Inmate Discipline program).
• Patrik Hogan, felony malicious mischief, 5 years in prison after a probation violation, $200 fine, $1,526 in restitution.
• Deundray Hoskins, possession of a stolen firearm, 5 years in prison (habitual offender), $200 fine.
• Emily James, possession of less than .1 gram of cocaine, 4 years in prison (habitual offender), $200 fine.
• Joe Johnson, possession of less than .1 gram of cocaine, 1 year in the Intensive Supervision/House Arrest program followed by 3 years of probation, $250 fine, $200 in restitution to the Starkville Police Department.
• Charles L. Barnes, 4 years in prison after revocation of post-release supervision for a prior conviction for DUI (third offense).
• Jerin Collins, sale of less than 30 grams of marijuana, 3 years of non-adjudicated probation, $1,000 fine.
• Sherron Turk (also known as Sherron Nolan), shoplifting (third offense), 1 year in prison, $200 fine.
• Thomas Davis, possession of between .1 gram and 2 grams of cocaine, 5 years of probation, $200 fine.
• Antrinitta Skinner, felony false pretense (bad check), 3 years of non-adjudicated probation, $100 fine, $964.51 in restitution.
• Danny Lamar Fulgham Jr., sale of diazepam, 15 years in prison (including revocation of 5 years of post-release supervision for a conviction for uttering a forgery), $1,000 fine.
• Kiefer Cole, aggravated assault, 5 years of probation (on a 10-year suspended sentence), $200 fine, $414.51 in restitution.
• Larry Smith, arson (third degree), 3 years of probation, $200 fine, $962.90 in restitution.
• Steven Paul Ballard, auto burglary, 5 years on non-adjudicated probation, $200 fine.
In Circuit Court action Wednesday and Thursday, the following suspects were arraigned on various Oktibbeha County Grand Jury indictments and are listed by name, charges, bond and date of next court action (any similarities in name to other individuals in the community is purely coincidental):
• Sanitra Bush, robbery, $10,000 bond, Jan. 31.
• Ashley Clark, robbery, $10,000 bond, Jan. 31.


text:
Pool / Getty Images
Judge Kenneth Lester was asked by George Zimmerman's attorney to disqualify himself from Zimmerman's murder trial.
A Florida appeals court on Wednesday granted George Zimmerman's request for a new judge.
Zimmerman, the former neighborhood watch volunteer charged in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, had said the judge presiding over his case has made disparaging remarks about him.
The Fifth District Court of Appeal wrote in a decision that Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester Jr. should "enter an order of disqualification which requests the chief circuit judge to appoint a successor judge."
The opinion said: "Although many of the allegations in Zimmerman's motion, standing alone, do not meet the legal sufficiency test, and while this is admittedly a close call, upon careful review we find that the allegations, taken together, meet the threshold test of legal sufficiency."
The appeals court ruling was 2 to 1 in favor.
The dissenting judge wrote: "Although the trial court's order clearly manifested an exceedingly strong belief by the trial judge that Zimmerman 'flouted' and 'tried to manipulate' the system, I do not believe the order 'crossed the line' so as to require the granting of this motion."
Read the appeals court ruling (.PDF)
Zimmerman said in the appeal that he fears Lester is biased against him and he wants a new judge to handle his case.
Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the Feb. 26 death of the unarmed Martin, 17, of Miami Gardens, in a gated community in Sanford, Fla.
Watch US News crime videos on NBCNews.com
Zimmerman has pleaded not guilty, saying he acted in self-defense. He remains free on bail.
A telephone message left with Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, wasn't immediately returned.
O'Mara had argued that Lester should disqualify himself after he said the judge made disparaging remarks about Zimmerman's character and advocated for additional charges against him in setting his $1 million bond in July.
- Isaac's storms surge floods parts of Louisiana, Mississippi
- New York man sentenced to 40 years to life for grisly murder of boy
- California moves closer to banning 'gay cure' therapy for teens
- Baby bobcat injured by California fire recuperating at wildlife shelter
- Two men reunite with wayward boat Queen Bee that washed up in Spain