text:
Blue & red Prince of Wales check non-iron slim fit shirt
Nicholas Charles Tyrwhitt Wheeler Founder & owner"Simply wash this Prince of Wales check shirt in the washing machine, hang to dry (or tumble) and wear - no ironing required."
Product details
About the fit
Slim fit shirts
A flattering tapered fit, even for those who aren't 'slim'
About the weave
Poplin weave
A strong cotton due to its closely woven warp and weft threads, this produces a lighter feel that is Ideal for wearing under suits, and in summer.
About the collar
Classic collar
Traditional Jermyn Street cut.
Other details
- 100% cotton
- Classic collar
- Single & double cuffs
- Complimentary brass collar stiffeners
- Slim fit
- Machine washable at 40 degrees
Standard shipping £4.95
- From receipt of order we aim to deliver within 5 working days.
Our 14 day Sale no quibble returns policy
- We want you to love our products as much as we do but, if you don't, then you can send them back to us within 14 days of purchase.
100% of customers liked this product (86 reviews)
Posted | Rating | Comment | Company comment |
view all reviews | ||
19-Feb-2013 | Excellent | nice shirt | |
15-Feb-2013 | Excellent | Everything happened as it should. Shirt good | |
04-Feb-2013 | Excellent | All good thanks | |
02-Feb-2013 | Excellent | Excellent value for money, delivery, customer service | |
02-Feb-2013 | Excellent | Very quick delivery. | |
01-Feb-2013 | Excellent | Not worn it yet but it looks good | |
28-Jan-2013 | Excellent | I sought assistance from the customer service department once I had placed my online order and had a first class service from a chap called 'Daniel'. He was not only polite and extremely helpful but actually applied logic and common sense to resolving my query. He also followed through with his promise to 'check my account after a couple of days to ensure all was well'. The whole customer experience was excellent - well done. My Husband was really pleased with the products too. I will use Charles Tyrwhitt again as it exceeded my expectations in all respects. | |
27-Jan-2013 | Excellent | Consistent and good quality. |
The 'non-iron magic' in proper non-iron shirts doesn't come from the fibres themselves,
but from the special treating process which involves subjecting the finished shirt
to high tempreatures. This ensures that when the shirt is hung up to dry after washing, it stays remarkably crease-free.
Read even more:


text:
Kaiser-Friedrich-Str. 53, Berlin, Germany
Room types
Internet: | Wired Internet |
Rooms: | 58 |
Services: |
General facilities: |
Cancellation policy: | You can change or cancel this deal free of charge up to 72 hours before your check-in date. Please take into account that the check-in date starts at 00:00 (local time). If cancelled or modified later, 100 percent of the first night will be charged. In case of no-show, 90 percent of the total price of the reservation will be charged. During exhibitions and events minimum 30 days before arrival. Cancellation and change term is according to segment IV. Terms and Conditions of the hotel http://www.hotel-atrium-charlottenburg.de |
Please provide this reference number to our customer service center representative on request, so we can help you better

subset: commoncrawl


text:
News & Reviews
No matter what we say about our B&B, the words of the guests that have experienced it say so much more.
It gives us immense pride to receive such praise for our hospitality and accommodation, and we hope that their comments on their experiences will help you decide that we could do the same for you.
Should you prefer self catering accommodation we also have a superb newly appointed one bedroom apartment to let. Barley Rise is situated next door and also commands wonderful sea views. Please follow this link to view Barley Rise Southwold.
Anne and Ray: Nottinghamshire
Friday 17th May 2013
Its been like staying with new friends. Absolutely lovely, friendly and swish too! And that bath!! Highly recommended. Thank youDoug and Liz: Oxfordshire
Tuesday 14th May 2013
Lovely stay - beautiful room and delicious breakfasts, not to mention tea in bed! Thank you Dinka and MartinLinda and Andy: Saffron Waldon
Friday 10th May 2013
Beautifully presented home with lovely touches. Thank you.Anne and Paul/Pam and David: Derby
Tuesday 2nd April 2013
Thank you for a lovely warm welcome.Patrick and Amy - Bishops Stortford & London
Sunday 16th December 2012
A wonderful relaxing stay by the sea. D&M were excellent, plenty of tips on local area. Merry Christmas!Rhona and Richard - Longfield Hill. Kent
Saturday 8th December 2012
Perfect - thank you for making us feel at home.Joanna and Steve - London
Monday 3rd December 2012
Excellent breakfasts, great walking tips and a lovely stay. Merry Christmas and thank you!Hannah and James: Clapham London
Sunday 18th November 2012
A lovely stay in a beautiful room. D&M are brilliant hosts. Thank you.Sabina and Hauke: London & Germany
Sunday 18th November 2012
Wonderful B&B - just perfect.. Thank you.Sue and Paul: Burntwood Staffs
Monday 12th November 2012
A great place to recharge our batteries - which were flat! Have fallen in love with Southwold. Thanks for looking after us.Jan and Dave: Wordsley West Midlands
Saturday 3rd November 2012
We just had to come to Barley House! So glad we did. A wonderful stay and thank you for looking after us so well.Helen and Rob: Salford
Friday 26th October 2012
Thank you for a lovely stay, its made our trip to Southwold extra special.Christine and David: Warwickshire
Wednesday 24th October 2012
Thank you for a warm welcome, excellent food and most comfortable room - we hope to come again.Lynn and Kevin: Halesowen West Midlands
Saturday 6th October 2012
Beautifully clean accommodation and a warm welcome from our hosts. Excellent.Pam and Geoff: Rayleigh Essex
Wednesday 26th September 2012
This is our second stay. Dinka and Martin are the perfect hosts and make our stay feel comfortable and at ease. Lovely breakfast, perfect room and ...Nick and Caroline: Warwickshire
Sunday 23rd September 2012
A great find in Southwold, everything we had hoped for and more - a wonderful B&B!Pete and Sally: Oxfordshire
Sunday 23rd September 2012
Wonderful hosts, delicious breakfast, lovely beds. Thank you.Tracey and Darren
Friday 21st September 2012
A very warm welcome. Great location, very comfy room, fab mattress. Thank you so much.Andy and Kath: Southminster
Thursday 20th September 2012
A lovely warming welcome in a lovely house in a superb location. thank you Martin and Dinka for the hospitality, we look forward to retruning in the ...Chris and Sue: Hammervale
Sunday 16th September 2012
Another wonderful stay at Barley House - thank you Dinka and Martin! We were particularly impressed by the 'secret hidden drawer device' for the tea ...Sally and Terry: Hertfordshire
Monday 3rd September 2012
The sun shone for us, Terry caught sea bass from the pier and Barley House was an even more perfect place to stay. All thanks to dear Dinka and ...Diane and Bobby: Bushey Herts
Sunday 2nd September 2012
Really lovely. Friendly and helpful hosts. great attention to detail. Will no doubt return.Teresa and Philip: Whittlesey
Sunday 2nd September 2012
Super....! A very delightful stay. Thank you!Tony and Thelma: Norwich
Friday 31st August 2012
Wonderful, welcoming, the best B&B we have stayed in - thanks.Becky and Mark: Thetford
Friday 31st August 2012
A perfect stay in so many ways! Thank you so much Dinka and Martin for your wonderful hospitality, we hope to be back soon!Doreen: Highgate London
Wednesday 29th August 2012
Perfect!! A wonderful welcome from the hosts with the most.Julia and Adrian: Clapham London
Tuesday 28th August 2012
Simply the best! See you next year.Richard and Maria: Hammersmith London
Tuesday 28th August 2012
Lovely bacon and great restaurant tips - thanks! Muchas gracias!!Jill and Vincent: Barnsley
Saturday 25th August 2012
A* for room, breakfast and service. Wonderfully friendly hosts. No need for an enquiry into these results!!! Be back soon!Rebecca and Giles
Saturday 18th August 2012
Fabulous again! Wonderful breakfast, we've loved our stay in the sun. Thank you both so much.Frank and Sally: Stowmarket Suffolk
Friday 17th August 2012
B&B's this good are not that common. Great food, great hosts. We are threatening to come back. Beware!Emma and Ken: Chatteris Cambridgeshire
Thursday 16th August 2012
Lovely stay, fab hosts. Will be back very soon.Paul and Cher: Washingborough
Sunday 12th August 2012
Really great stay with wonderful hosts. The perfect 'crispy' breakfast. We are sure to be back.Stuart and Anita: Telford Shropshire
Sunday 12th August 2012
Lovely house and hosts made us feel very welcome. Love to come back.Laurence and Marilyn: Cambridgeshire
Thursday 9th August 2012
Lovely stay. Lovely hosts. Wonderful breakfasts. Will stay again. Very clean.Kirstie and Robert: Kritzendorf Austria
Wednesday 8th August 2012
Very nice rooms, great hospitality, perfect break!Mark and Natalie: Leigh-On-Sea
Tuesday 7th August 2012
Delightful B&B, lovely hosts and beautiful location.Clive and Jill: Brisbane Australia
Friday 3rd August 2012
Absolutely wonderful. Perfect hosts provide a delightful stay. Thank you so much.Michelle and Mark: Hutton Essex
Tuesday 31st July 2012
We've had a great break, beautiful house, fab food, thank you do much.Malcolm and Lesley: West Yorkshire
Tuesday 31st July 2012
Everything has been fantastic. Thank you so much for a great breakfast and such a comfy bed. Hope to return one day.James and Sarah: Kings Lynn
Sunday 29th July 2012
Excellent as always. Breakfast is a lovely way to start the day. We shall return!!Simon and Clair: Loughton Essex
Sunday 29th July 2012
Great view to wake up to with a lovely breakfast. Couldn't ask for more, thank you both.John and Susan: Southend-On-Sea
Sunday 22nd July 2012
Great welcome, excellent hosts - loved the shower and the breakfasts. And the sun shone for a change!! Hurrah!Mark and Sarah: Leeds
Sunday 22nd July 2012
Lovely room, excellent breakfast and great hosts. Thank you very much.Susan and Cynthia: Matlock and Hayes
Thursday 19th July 2012
Thank you for your kindness, lovely place. Hope to return.Susan and Cynthia: Matlock and Hayes
Thursday 19th July 2012
Thank you for your kindness, lovely place. Hope to return.Tim and Helen: Dorking, Surrey
Monday 16th July 2012
Thank you for a fantastic stay. Everything we could have hoped for! Lovely room, amazing food.Alex and John: London
Thursday 12th July 2012
Wonderful hosts, fantastic location, superb room. Thank you so much Dinka and Martin. See you for next years Lattitude!Geoff and Josie: Brightlingsea, Essex
Tuesday 10th July 2012
What a great place to stay. Perfect hosts, lovely food and bed - we will return. Thank you so much.Donna and Lydia: SE London
Sunday 8th July 2012
What a wonderful place and beautiful B&B - would definitely stay again. Wonderful hosts and amazing breakfast!!Gary and Gill: Haddenham, Bucks
Sunday 8th July 2012
"What a find", beautiful. Martin and Dinka....perfect hosts. This book has run out of superlatives!! See you in September.Roger, Diane and Teresa:Norfolk and Herts
Friday 6th July 2012
Excellent few days. thank you for your hospitaility.Chrissie & Paul: Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Wednesday 4th July 2012
"What a find"....a superb few days. Thank you so much.Lynne and John: Woburn Sands
Tuesday 3rd July 2012
All good things must come to an end again!!! Batteries recharged after much 'pampering' Thank you.Lisa and Steve: Norfolk
Sunday 1st July 2012
A wonderful stay at the Barley House, thoroughly enjoyable, amazing breakfasts too!Colin and Mary: Peterborough
Monday 25th June 2012
A fabulous second stay with Martin and Dinka. There is really no need to look anywhere else to find the perfect B&B and hosts in Southwold. We ...Donald and Gilly: London
Sunday 24th June 2012
A fantastic bed and breakfast! We would definitley recommend it. thank you very much - wonderful!Anita and Bruce: Bishops Waltham, Hampshire
Friday 22nd June 2012
Thank you for our wonderful stay. 1st class accomodation and food, great hosts. Our 1st visit but we'll be back.


text:
Unit Product Weight: 3.52 lbs
Features and Benefits
- Touchstrip for continuous dimming & on/off control
- Optional occupancy sensor
- LEDs have a lifespan of 50,000 hours
- 28 LEDs
- Energy efficient 6.5 watt energy consumption
Why LED is the right choice:
- Long Lifespan: LED bulbs can last for up to 5 times longer than compact fluorescents and over 40 times longer than incandescent.
- Durable: LED bulbs are solid allowing them to withstand jarring and bumping much better than incandescent bulbs.
- Running Temperature: LEDs produce 3.4 btu (British Thermal Unit) per hour, compared to 85 btu per hour for incandescent bulbs which means that LED lights produce 25 times less heat.
- Mercury-Free: LEDs do not use Mercury.
- More Efficient: LED light bulbs use only 2-17 watts of electricity (1/3rd to 1/30th of Incandescent or CFL bulbs). Additionally, small LED flashlight bulbs will extend battery life 10 to 15 times longer than with incandescent bulbs.
- Cost-Effective: Although LEDs are initially expensive, the cost is recouped over time and in battery savings. The LED bulb use was first adopted commercially, where maintenance and replacement costs are expensive. Today, there are many new LED light bulbs for use in the home, and the cost is becoming less of an issue.
- Lower Power Requirement: Because of the low power requirement for LEDs, using solar panels becomes more practical and less expensive than running an electric line or using a generator for lighting in remote or off-grid areas. LED light bulbs are also ideal for use with small portable generators which homeowners use for backup power in emergencies.
Difference between Warm and Cool Lamps:
- Warm: Has a color temperature of around 3500K and would closely match the light color of an incandescent light bulb. Typically, this lighting is preferred at home to create a more comfortable environment.
- Cool: Has a color temperature of around 4500K and would closely match the light color of fluorescent light. Typically, this lighting is preferred in an office tor create an environment to keep people alert.
Smart Home Award: Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry held an exhibit in 2009 called "Smart Home: Green + Wired" which allowed guests to tour a functioning three-story, modular and sustainable "green" home that highlighted unique eco-friendly technologies and products for the 21st century. Koncept's Z-Bar Lamp was used in the exhibit due to how "green" of a product it is.
Adex Award: ADEX stands for Awards for Design Excellence and is the largest and most prestigious awards program for product design of furniture, fixtures and finishes marketed to the design trade. An anonymous panel of professionals representing a cross section of the design industry conducts all voting for the ADEX Awards. Judges are among the ablest in their areas of expertise and judge entries in their respective specialties. Each category has potential for three award levels of platinum, gold or silver and Koncept's Z-Bar Lamp won platinum in its field which is the highest score possible.
Times Award: The Z-Bar Lamp was featured in The Tech Buyer's Guide section of TIME Magazine's "Best Inventions Of The Year" feature in the Nov. 12, 2007 issue.
All of Koncept's lamps are designed to reduce your impact on the environment. How are they able to have such an impact with just their lamps? It's simple, LED lights. Traditional incandescent light bulbs are terribly inefficient as 90% of the energy they consume is converted into heat instead of light and the light that they do produce is emitted in all directions which is also ineffective.
LED lights are superior because they use less energy and most of the energy used is converted into light energy instead of heat. The light is also directed in a 90 degree angle in order to provide ample lighting. This is why when you are trying to figure out the best way to produce office light or home light LED lights are your answer to how to save power.
LED lights also do not burn out like normal light bulbs but gradually lose power over time. Original LED lights lasted for 15,000 to 30,000 hours before reaching 50% output, which is the point when the light is deemed no longer useful. Koncept has significantly improved this technology, as their lights last for 50,000 hours before reaching 70% output.
An efficient answer to how to save power is not the only reason Koncept is green. They are sure to use post consumer products where they can when making these lamps but all the lamps are made from recyclable materials so once it is no longer useful you can put some use back into the materials of the lamp. Koncept even makes sure that the paint used is environmentally friendly by using water based paint instead of solvent based paint that contains harmful chemicals.
Even the packaging used reduces your environmentally impact because all the cardboard used is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) Certified. This means that all the cardboard used to get your new lamp to you comes from sustainably harvested forest and recycled sources. Koncept is not alone in helping you become more green because we at Greencupboards.com have partnered with UPS to offset the carbon emissions from delivering these products to you with a process we like to call Carbon Neutral Shipping.
Carbon neutral shipping uses a credit system that supports carbon emission reduction projects such as tree farms which "metabolize" carbon dioxide as a natural part of their lifecycle. The partnership between GreenCupboards and UPS has helped fund carbon reduction projects through the CarbonNeutral company, a world leading provider of carbon reduction solutions, such as the La Pradera Landfill Gas Project, the Garcia River Forestry Project, the Fujian Landfill Gas Project and the Cholburi Wastewater Biogas-to-Energy Program.
Koncept makes their lamps from the recyclable materials aluminum and plastic that way when your lamp has served its useful life the materials can be reused. Further, the lamps are made from recycled materials when possible and the exact percentage of recycled materials used can be found in the specifications sheet of each lamp.
Suggested Uses
Use the Z-Bar Solo Mini LED Desk Lamp to harness the power of 28 LED lights in a compact design. The warm light option is more like incandescent light bulbs and is used to create a more comfortable environment making it ideal for home light, while the cool lighting is closer to florescent lights and creates an environment one can be more alert in which is perfect for office light.
Koncept provides a 5 year limited warranty that covers manufacture's defects. If you register your product online with Koncept via the link listed in your user manual you will get an extra year on your warranty effectively turning your 5 year warranty into a 6 year warranty.


text:
Buzz Burger, beloved husband of Brenda Burger, truly adored Christmas and putting Christmas lights up for so many others to enjoy. As the family gathered to say their final goodbyes to Buzz they made a pact to meet at the family home on the weekend of Thanksgiving and put their father/uncles dreams back into reality.
They planned and to make it a weekend to remember him and the love he had for his family.
Not only were there nieces and nephews from Buzz's side of the family but Brenda's as well. Both sides of the family loved and adored their Uncle Buzz and could not wait to pay such a fitting tribute to this wonderful man.
There were two sides to Buzz. The family liked to kid him and call him "Mr. Griswald" because he would have his funny parts with Santa and all the fun things of Christmas but what was most important to him was the lighting of the cross at the top of the road for all those passing by to see.
It started out being fun for the kids and the look in their eyes to see all the fun things but Buzz wanted to maintain a serious side, knowing that Jesus is truly the reason for the season.
This year a few new lights will be hung that Buzz never got to see. They were given last year as Christmas presents because that's what he specifically ask for. So this holiday season a few new pieces will be added to the collection, as this family truly shows that Christmas lives on at the Burger house!
You can see the Burger lights on Pinecone Street in Leesburg, off of Hwy. 411 near Pinecone Marina.


text:
TORRINGTON >> Motions made by a Torrington Board of Education member to investigate the misuse of employee sick days was a hot topic at Wednesday night's Board of Education meeting.
On Jan. 9, school board member Paul Cavagnero asked the school board's Budget Committee to investigate the abuse of sick days, mainly, school employees calling in sick on Mondays and Fridays. Cavagnero also asked the district to set aside funds in an escrow account in preparation for any legal battles or union grievances that may result from an investigation.
After a long discussion about the proper way to handle such an investigation, the Board of Education unanimously agreed to have school district administrators to look into the allegations. The board also agreed to give administrators a month to develop a clear picture of the alleged abuse of sick time, and to give the results to the district's personnel committee. School administrators will also be working with the Torrington Education Association — a teacher's lobbying group.
"The problem we have is, in (an employee's) contract there is no punishment or no language in there for how someone who may or may not misuse sick days can be dealt with," said Board of Education chairman Ken Traub. "I would like to recommend that we have the personnel committee, our human resources department (and) our business department actually asses the data of who was absent when, why it happened, what reason was given — and then have that information brought to the personnel committee and have them work with the TEA coming up with some way to reach a protocol for how it gets handled. Because right now we have nothing."
The decision to allow Torrington staff to investigate employee sick days was a result of not having enough money to hire a private investigator.
"They (the TEA) would like to represent the 90 something percent of the teachers that are doing good common practice and would like to work with the personnel committee formulating some way to move forward, versus setting money aside we know we don't have," said Traub.
Although the number of school employees who abuse sick days may be low, Cavagnero believes the abuse affects not only students, but also the taxpayers.
"The board has made it very clear if you're sick by all means for your sake and the safety of your children take the day(s) off," said Cavagnero. "But if there is a pattern and that pattern indicates that it's the same group of people that are consistently getting sick on a Friday or Monday, who are consistently taking off professional development days or which the board of education is spending tax payer money to help them become better teachers, then it becomes an issue."
The school board is likely to request a report from administrators within a month's time, or request an update, but no definite date was set for further discussion. No names of the culprits accused of taking weekend sick days were discussed, and no further action was taken by the school board Wednesday night. The board will not meet again until February.
Reach Nikki Treleaven at (860) 489-3121 ext. 324.
See inaccurate information in a story? Other feedback and/or ideas for us to consider? Tell us here.
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National News Videos
- Winchester man accused of kidnapping woman at gunpoint, barricading self in home (1950)
- Police reports for June 19 (1239)
- Search for missing man in Farmington River resumes (video) (574)
- Letters to the editor: We can all work to end sexual violence; Sound Off fan laments (554)
- Plea deal offered to former Torrington High School football player accused of raping 13-year-old girl (467)
- Thefts from student lunch accounts under investigation at Region 10 schools (381)
Recent Activity on Facebook
Blog Center
Fact Check Blog
Follow the Register Citizen Fact Check blog to find out what mistakes we have made and what we have done to correct them.
CT State Politics
The Connecticut State Politics blog covers all the news from the seat of Connecticut's government and the state's elected leaders with original reporting from Journal Register Connecticut staff, links to stories from other media and blogs, press releases, statements and more.
Guide to Religious Services
Note: All listings are paid advertisements.
Unity in the Foothills
102 Prospect Street, Torrington, Ct 06790
A Course in Miracles Tuesday evenings 7 p.m
Transformational Prayer Group Thursday 1:15 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m.
Northfield Bible Church
10 Camp Hill Road, Northfield, CT 06778
860-283-9598 www.nccindependent.org
Bible Doctrines Class: Sunday at 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Service at 10:00 a.m.
Bible Study: Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
Pot Luck Supper every 4th Friday of the Month at 6:15 p.m.
First Assembly of God
387 New Harwinton Road, Torrington, CT 06790
860-482-7464 www.firstagtorr.org
Sunday School for all ages 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship Service at 10:45 a.m.
Family Night Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
Adult Bible Study Prayer Service: Saturday at 9:15 a.m.
Cable 5 Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 3 p.m.
Founders Congregational Church
41 Birge Park Road, Harwinton, CT 06791
Sunday School and Services 10:00 a.m.
Bible Study: Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. and Thursday at 10:00 a.m.
Center Congregational Church
155 Main Street, Torrington, CT 06790
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday Services and Church School at 10:00 a.m.
Note: All listings are paid advertisements.


text:
Search videos
TV Shows
2,000-mile walk honors fallen veterans
Sharks help Wounded Warrior mom
Customer tips waitress $446
Bear crashes pool party
Soldier's surprise causes tearful reunion
Soldier home early, surprises sons
Tornadoes strike the Midwest
Tornadoes leave path of destruction
See funnel cloud in Oklahoma
Tornadoes rip through Oklahoma
See massive tornado in Kansas
Owner to dog: You were ripped from me
See dramatic video of Texas tornado
Raw video of Texas storm damage
Deadly tornado hits Granbury, Texas
Code Orange after Texas tornadoes
Texas storm: 'It's just wiped out'
Mayor: Houses have nothing left but carpet
See massive tornado in Kansas
An 'ice tsunami' destroys homes
Crazy lightning storm captured on camera
Watch hailstorm pound Texas town
See dramatic video of Texas tornado
Scientists discover 'dark lightning'
Man's camera catches tornado fury
Raw video: Drive through huge hail storm
Ominous tornado darkens sky, touches down
Driver tries to outrun tornado
Huge tornado hits Mississippi
See what hail did to these buildings
Train Collision in Connecticut
Raw video of crumpled train
Witness: I saw broken, bloody limbs
Digging through train wreck damage
Anthony Bourdain meets LIbyan Boy Scouts
See what American food is a hit in Libya
Libyan homemade weapons battled tanks
Bourdain tries a Moroccan pigeon pie
Bourdain explores the souk in Tangier
Bourdain's amazing meal in an ice shack
Artist earns millions with Facebook stock
Rolling Stones recorded with these guys
Human-powered Ferris wheel
This food is something new for Bourdain
This bar game involves explosives
Bourdain calls this 'a thing of beauty'
Out in space
Moon blast equal to 5 tons of TNT
Astronaut singer's greatest hits
Would you take a one-way trip to Mars?
What happens if you cry in space?
Wringing out a washcloth in zero gravity
Possible meteor spotted in Delaware
Asteroid threats & budget realities
How to save Earth from asteroids
How we can stop a 'doomsday' asteroid
Over 100 tons of material falls daily
Meteor streaks through Russian skies
Russian meteor was like 'a rocket bomb'
Who won $590 million Powerball drawing?
Powerball jackpot passes $600M
Vega: Powerball may go to $1 billion
$4.8M lottery ticket was kept where?
Couple win lottery twice in same weekend
Man gets dumped, wins $30.5M lottery
Hear Obama inspire graduates
McCullough:Let kids achieve on their own
Navy SEAL delivers commencement speech
2011: Conan's advice to graduates
High-profile commencement speakers
Steve Jobs in 2005: No one wants to die
How Angelina Jolie has redefined 'sexy'
CNN archives: Jolie on her mom's cancer
Jolie: 'I've decided to be proactive'
Explaining Jolie's cancer gene
TV host: Why I had a double mastectomy
CNN anchor: I have breast cancer
Robertson: Males tend to wander
Robertson: Cheating is natural for men
Robertson slams 'awful-looking' women
Pat Robertson wants pot legalized
Robertson: Mac & cheese a 'black thing'?
Pat Robertson: Divorce Alzheimer's wife
'You're never going to see me again'
'I had no idea that little girl was his'
'Maybe he wanted to get caught'
Brother: 'I am a walking corpse'
'I want him to suffer in that jail'
Cop: Emotional moment when girls found
First responders honored in ceremony
Castro's dogs treated better than women
Life in captivity for Cleveland women
Kidnap victim told cops 'don't let me go'
How she was kidnapped and forgotten
Attorney: Ariel Castro 'is no monster'
Neighbors: Ariel Castro hoarded food
Gallek: Castro was so secretive
'Castro gave me the heebie-jeebies'
Barbed wire, chains litter Castro yard
Castro's weird actions in jail
Woman held captive in box for 7 years
Former abductee Natascha Kampusch speaks
Locked in dungeon, woman overcame trauma
Kidnapping victim's advice on healing
Kidnapping survivors search for 'normal'
Hostage victim recalls 1995 kidnapping
Elizabeth Smart: 'Take it day by day'
How to heal after a kidnapping
When kidnapped become brainwashed
HLN jurors see photo of slashed throat
Peek inside Jodi Arias' jail cell
Samantha Alexander breaks down in court
Brother: How much did Travis suffer?
Geragos: Baffling situation for Arias jury
See Jodi Arias in jail jumpsuit
Arias cries as Alexander family speaks
Jury: Arias eligible for death penalty
Dismissed juror: Arias too unbelievable
Did Jodi Arias kill with cruelty?
Jodi Arias: I'd prefer death penalty
Arias guilty of first-degree murder
IRS commissioner: I did not mislead
Carney defends Obama on IRS
Was Toronto mayor caught smoking crack?
Toronto mayor accused of smoking crack
Is Jon Stewart bugging the White House?
Could Obama use Olivia Pope's help?
Paul: There was a "cover up" with Benghazi
Obama on IRS: It's inexcusable
Bad blood between Holder and Issa
Rumsfeld: Scandals are the perfect storm
White House releases Benghazi e-mails
Rep. Issa to Holder: I just want answers
Young boy to run seven marathons
Sharks help Wounded Warrior mom
Scouts light up when Army dad appears
Boston survivor: Life goes on
Military wives get free makeovers
Soldier's surprise causes tearful reunion
Obama honors soldier's heroics
Soldier home early, surprises sons
Stadium goes wild for soldier's surprise
Hear suspects' butt-dialed 911 call
See why this goat caused a 911 emergency
Ketchup request causes Subway squabble
See grizzly bear eating GoPro camera
Customer beaten for $20, people watch
Watch a deer crash onto a moving bus
Baby in stroller falls onto train tracks
Police confiscate alleged beating video
'I was five feet from the shooter'
New video shows parade shooting suspect
Sneaking cops arrest fugitive at pool
See TSA try to block naked protester
Gunman didn't expect this to happen
Man clings to car after hit and run
Wild shooutout caught on camera
Hofstra student killed in home invasion
FBI investigates doctor's cyanide death
Who's really in witness protection?
Woman: I was tricked, took abortion pill
Gitmo detainees cost $900,000 apiece
Guards face harsh treatment at Gitmo
Who stole jewels from Cannes?
The battle to force feed Gitmo detainees
Honeymoon turned heartbreak revisited
A look back at that night in Watertown
Who killed Juliana Redding?
Love and support for bombing suspect
New York City like you've never seen it
NYC time-lapse shows storm hit
See Northern Lights from space station
See 3 feet of snow fall in 45 seconds
Watch workers move 1,100-foot bridge
12 years of life captured in 2 minutes
NASA captures stunning solar images
Time-lapse shows northern lights
A living room in Columbus Circle
Beautiful time-lapse of Olympic Stadium
Time-lapse: The Shard built in 1 minute
Time-lapse: 6 games in 4 days at Staples
'Dirty Jobs' host once sold lava lamps
Billy Corgan doesn't practice guitar
SNL's Darrell Hammond's painful past
Robin Meade reveals sleep secrets
Voices in comic's head won't pick leader
The softer side of Insane Clown Posse
Morgan Spurlock was rejected and broke
Lee Greenwood: America is Christian
CNN Red Chair: Dr. Sanjay Gupta
D.L. Hughley says to 'shut the f--- up'
Building implosion doesn't go as planned
See power plant implode
Watch New Orleans hotel implode
118-year-old Ohio bridge imploded
Watch historic college building implode
Watch Oregon paper plant implode
Sugar factory demolition goes awry
Baby tweets for a diaper change
Man gets Charles Ramsey tattoo
Man loses savings, wins rasta banana
Anchor loses it over fat cat story
Urine luck! A game while you pee
Stowaway roaches infest bus
Ice cream trucks have frigid rivalry
Anderson: I will never eat spinach again
A snowman tribute to Gene Simmons
Man gets handcuffed for yelling 'Bingo!'
Where is Nancy Grace's necklace?
Celeb reality show makes a 'Splash'
Anderson punched in 'SNL' skit
'SNL' pokes fun at Obama, IRS
Nick Offerman reads Amanda Bynes' tweet
Bartha describes waxing his privates
Comedians poke fun at Obama's rough week
Heather Graham studies hour-long orgasm
Why Zach Galifianakis quit drinking
Jim Gaffigan shops at Victoria's Secret
'SNL' adds Arias to Benghazi hearings
Shirtless cowboy Don Cheadle on eBay
'SNL' Ellen meets the real Ellen
'Hangover 3' stars take over 'SNL'
Ellen's show gets playful with Dr. Gupta
Kate Upton is fashion's new 'it' girl
Rainn Wilson: Faith after 'The Office'
Cutest 4-year-old ever picked as mayor
Prince Harry visits N.Y. and New Jersey
Beckham: I want to go out on top
Balotelli: 'I will leave the pitch'
Shark bite victim: 'I feel pretty lucky'
The anti-bullying poet you have to hear
Distraction: Doberman plays with baby
Distraction: Bird won't stop talking
Distraction: Frozen corgi pandas
Distraction: Dancing traffic cop
Have you ever seen a baby waterski?
Distraction: Girl sad for wisdom teeth
Guy jumps really, REALLY high
Distraction: Kangaroo boxes toy hippo
Distraction: Best golf shot ever
Distraction: Tiny golf prodigy
Distraction: Cat hugs kitten
Distraction: Squirrels eat potato chips
She was tipped how much?
Mom upset by Hooters girl at career day
Waitress handed her own ID by thief
Pastor uses tithe excuse to dispute tip
'Kitchen Nightmares' turn into reality
This dining bill upsets three women
New Mexico cop crashes into restaurant
Man cut off at 'all you can eat' bar
Bar fights hanging bra ban
Thieves steal red-carpet jewels at Cannes
Video mocks Abercrombie & Fitch CEO
Man survives bear attack
'Kitchen Nightmares' turn into reality
Could you juggle through a marathon run?
Teacher knew this would get her fired
From 'Teen Mom' to porn star
Bartender suing over skimpy uniform
Student's classroom rant goes viral
Beyonce back -- in skimpy costume
Upton on bikini shoot: 'I was frozen'
Giant snails invade, threaten Florida
Seniors attend prom 50 years later
$4.8M lottery ticket was kept where?
These sisters met after 17 years apart
Love and support for bombing suspect
Venezuela is running low on toilet paper
Sand traps, water hazards and sheep
Ice wave destroys homes
Why are these homes sinking?
China's 'ghost mall'
Luxurious squatting in Brazil
Men going to great lengths for mustaches
Writing jokes in the sky
Man charges elephant, loses job
Astronaut singer's greatest hits
Robin Williams takes on Kim Kardashian
Obese wiener dog gets tummy tuck
Weatherman tries to stop hiccups on air
Camel eats treats, then goes for kid
Elk spotted with strange neck accessory
Bumbling burglar stars in new ad
World's biggest joint?
Man flies through 'Batcave' at 150 mph
This can happen if you park by a hydrant
Flesh eating bacteria victim's new hands
Robotic jellyfish may be underwater spy
The world's most advanced bionic leg
Dramatic images show changing Earth
Singing astronaut talks to reporters
Is this Coca-Cola's secret recipe?
6-second videos: The future of ads?
Take a pic with a wink
Underwear that knows when you smoke
CNN Explains: 3-D printing
Think 3-D printing is cool? Try 4-D
NASA tests this solar-powered robot
NBA star surprises Miami teen at prom
Open Mic: David Beckham retires
One Direction vs. David Beckham
2011: Beckham: I always want to win
Female jockey aims to win Derby
See boy, 8, defeat MLS team
See amazing kicker who's now a Lion
David Beckham's life in Paris
Golf win 'more important than world peace'
Check out Bubba Watson's trick shots
Heli-skiing: One wild ride
These MMA fighters knock each other out
Robots as pharmacists?
6-second videos: The future of ads?
Peering inside a human brain map
Life's work: Dr. David Nalin
Learning to walk with prosthetic legs
Families get live updates during surgery
Life's work: Dr. Vincent Gott
Bleacher Report Updates
Who's the highest-paid U.S. athlete?
'This is our f---ing city' bats for sale
Sisters back on track & Mavs fans unis
Ex-NFL player arrested 3 times in 1 week
Dodger Matt Kemp's touching gift to fan
Former NBA star gets biggest win
Orb takes muddy Kentucky Derby
Case of ex-NBA star's death goes cold
Laila Ali: Athletes today 'have it easy'
Hank Aaron: Every kid should see '42'
PSG owners have delivered on promises
Watch Final Four floor be assembled
How thermal imaging technology worked
How authorities caught bombing suspect
Ominous new threat from North Korea
The numbers: How Francis became pope
Virtual Senate
Iran's nuclear capabilities
Reality check on China
North Korea missile test
Fiscal cliff
Anderson Cooper 360
Boston cop's act of kindness goes viral
Abducted by pirates for $45 million ransom
Examining Castro's work attendance record
AC360 Daily Podcast 5/17/2013
AC360 Daily Podcast 5/17/2013
Baby tweets for a diaper change
Missing woman: Please don't let me go
FBI investigates doctor's cyanide death
Owner to dog: You were ripped from me
Photos show horror of Boston bombings
Photographer recounts Boston bombing
Toobin: Note shows pre-meditation
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown
Bourdain on Morocco's hashish culture
See what American food is a hit in Libya
Bourdain meets Libyan Boy Scouts
Rolling Stones recorded with these guys
See homemade weapons used against tanks
Bourdain tries a Moroccan pigeon pie
Bourdain explores the souk in Tangier
Bourdain: Prepare yourself for Montreal
Bourdain rediscovers old-world dining
Bourdain's amazing meal in an ice shack
This food is something new for Bourdain
Bourdain talks drug legalization
CNN Newsroom
2,000-mile walk honors fallen veterans
Ellen's show gets playful with Dr. Gupta
Meet the highest paid athlete in U.S.
Wendy Williams the next Oprah?
Paralympic medalist helps Boston victims
Tsarnaev wrote message hiding in boat
Creighton professor, wife found dead
IRS commissioner: I did not mislead
Bonnie St. John on Boston Bombing
Technology helps children heal
Powerball jackpot passes $600M
Toronto mayor accused of smoking crack
Dr. Drew
Arias juror 8 breaks silence
Arias juror 8 upset over dismissal
Dismissed juror: Arias too unbelievable
Prosecutor's sarcasm: 'Not Jodi's fault'
Jodi thought the camera was off
Dad: Jodi not honest since age 14
Ex-girlfriend: Travis was never abusive
See detective warn Jodi about prosecutor
Is Jodi Arias guilty of oversharing?
Was Jodi Arias a stalker?
Travis Alexander joked about being single
Did Arias witness have feelings for her?
Early Start
See singer Miguel's stage jump fail
Anderson punched in 'SNL' skit
Hatchet-wielding hitchhiker arrested
$4.8M lottery ticket was kept where?
Surprise guest for 'The Office' finale
Baby in stroller falls onto train tracks
Trial begins in model's death
CNN anchor: I have breast cancer
Jolie: 'I've decided to be proactive'
New video of gunshots during parade
Women rescued after 10-year nightmare
Limo survivor: Driver didn't do anything
Erin Burnett Out Front
Russia outs alleged CIA Moscow chief
Judge denies bombing suspect's request
Vega: Powerball may go to $1 billion
Christians blast Pat Robertson
Woman describes Berlusconi's parties
Robertson: Males tend to wander
Are medical school murders coincidence?
Uzbek national arrested on terror charges
Suspects ID'd in Madeleine McCann case
Putin chopper divides Russians
Beckham says goodbye to soccer
Hawaiian trash now another's ... soap?
Fareed Zakaria GPS
Fareed's Take: Obama's isolationism?
What in the World? China & fracking
The deficit is falling. So what?
Duberstein on IRS scandal
A Yemeni's story from the drone war
A new kind of terrorism: The lone wolves
Do women make better spies than men?
What does al Qaeda look like today?
Last Look: Rehabilitating Stalin
Beyond the manhunt: How to stop terror
What in the World? Immigration & economy
Fareed's Take: Don't intervene in Syria
Issues w/Jane Velez-Mitchell
Inside Jodi Arias' jail cell
Guarding Jodi Arias
Jodi Arias banned from talking to media
Does Jodi Arias really want to die?
Should Jodi Arias be in solitary?
Jodi Arias: Crazy or cunning?
Should 'The Juice' be loose?
Every day we thank Juan Martinez
Jodi lives her life as if it is a movie
Jodi Arias trial mysteriously delayed
Will Jodi Arias face death?
What is next for Jodi Arias?
The Lead with Jake Tapper
Jewel heist in Cannes
IRS feet to the fire
Who knew what and when at the IRS?
Will Google's e-commerce erase PayPal?
NRA pushing to recall lawmaker
Who's really in witness protection?
Libya: Medicine, weapons, and KFC
Rick Santorum preparing for 2016
Could Obama use Olivia Pope's help?
Shonda Rhimes on other Hollywood power
Terror suspects missing from fed program
6-second videos: The future of ads?
Morning Express
Scouts light up when Army dad appears
Dodger Matt Kemp's touching gift to fan
New video shows parade shooting suspect
Ad features Spock vs. Spock
'Hangover 3' stars take over 'SNL'
The most racist commercial in history?
Girl sends a salute to her soldier mom
Military homecoming caught on camera
Video might provide clue on missing mom
Campbell's daughter shares his struggle
'SNL' actress meets Ellen, as Ellen
Teacher, student brawl in classroom
Nancy Grace
Trump to Arias: Jodi, take a deal
Jodi Arias: I lied to everyone
Lawyer to Arias: You have memory issues
Arias' love interest details her denials
Roseanne: Fire lit in Steubenville
Searching for answers in Newtown tragedy
Classmate describes Lanza as quiet, shy
Shooter's classmate breaks silence
Teacher guilty of group sex with students
Cops: Lotto winner was killed for money
Friend of missing boy family speaks
Nancy Grace Caught on Tape: Car Chases
The Next List
Raining ideas
Solving problems, one product at a time
Yosef Abramowitz: 'Captain Sunshine'
'Captain Sunshine'
Solar-power super hero
Sparking a solar revolution
The Digital Heart Doc
The road to digital health
The Digital Heart Doc
A World Cup medical miracle
Battling paralysis w/ neuro-prosthetics
Babies begin education for life
Piers Morgan
Costas: Armstrong 'lied to me'
Costas: I made $11,000 in my first job
Costas: There will be another Newtown
Bob Costas vs. Vince McMahon
Castro's dogs treated better than women
Penn Jillette on IRS: Breaks my heart
Piers Morgan interviews Jay Carney Pt. 2
Piers Morgan interviews Jay Carney Pt. 1
Sanford: This is part of a larger pattern
Carney defends Obama on IRS
John Douglas on the mind of a criminal
Carney: Pres. believes in 1st Amend.
Showbiz Tonight
Bieber on concert heist: 'It wasn't me'
Woman's singing forces emergency landing
Barbara Walters: 'This is what I want'
Stunt to promote movie goes wrong
YouTube food critic getting TV show
New Ray J video a dis to Kim Kardashian?
From 'Teen Mom' to porn star
Mike Tyson tells his 'Undisputed Truth'
The ups and downs of Fantasia
Evian brings back dancing babies for ad
Cursing news anchor speaks out
Snoop Lion smokes up during interview
The Situation Room
Giant snails invade, threaten Florida
Tension on O.J. Simpson legal team
Obama's rough week
Confronting military sexual assault
Was Toronto mayor caught using drugs?
Report: Boston suspect met with Chechen
Witness: I saw broken, bloody limbs
Thieves steal red-carpet jewels at Cannes
The rise and fall of O.J. Simpson
Paul: There was a Benghazi 'coverup'
Bags of cash to Hamid Karzai?
2012: Cuba asks for a hostage swap
Starting Point
President to Pentagon: Stop sexual abuse
Video mocks Abercrombie and Fitch CEO
Preventive double mastectomy surgery
Man killed on 10,000-mile charity hike
New video shows parade shooting suspect
See Ariel Castro arraigned in court
'Tan Mom' burns ears with rap song
'Get layed' ... wait, is that right?
Reporter evacuates covering wildfire
Mixed reactions to April jobs report
Ryan on Jason Collins coming out
Key to NY Jets' Ryan amazing weight loss
State of the Union
"The cardinal rule" of politics
Getting to know: Donna Brazile
What went wrong in Benghazi
Pres Obama approval not hurt by scandals
Crafting the Benghazi talking points
Making a change in military code
President Obama's not so bad week
Obamacare 37, Republicans 0
How controversy impacted Obama's ratings
Getting to Know Sen. Kelly Ayotte
Getting to Know: Jon Huntsman
Getting to Know: Sen. Susan Collins
Around the World
Marathon victims' medical bills mount
Berry and Kors fight world hunger
Global warming may make flights bumpier
Reports: Saudi sentenced with paralysis
Ford ad causes uproar in India
First black Miss Israel idolizes Obama
Obama meets ally under pressure
Cypriot MP: Bailout plan won't work
Man wrestles shark, loses job
Man dragged by police dies in custody
Smugglers shoot marijuana across border
Anderson Cooper 360
Around the World
CNN Newsroom
Dr. Drew On Call
Early Start
Erin Burnett Out Front
Fareed Zakaria GPS
Jane Velez Mitchell
Morning Express
Nancy Grace
Parts Unknown
Piers Morgan Live
Showbiz Tonight
Starting Point
State of the Union
The Lead
The Next List
The Situation Room
Full Schedule
Unlock Live TV
what's this?
On now
CNN Newsroom
9pm ET / 6pm PT
Show Description
On Next:
Full Schedule
Unlock Live TV
what's this?
On now
Morning Express with Robin Meade
9pm ET / 6pm PT
Show Description
On Next:
Live Events
Full Schedule
Show Title
Show Description
CNN.com LIVE
Show Title
Show Description
CNN.com LIVE
Show Title
Show Description
CNN.com LIVE
Show Title
Show Description
CNN.com LIVE
Get unlimited access to live CNN TV and HLN TV
on your computer or on the CNN Apps for iPhone® and iPad®.
iPhone, iPad and Mac are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.
If you get CNN and HLN at home, you can watch them online and on the go for no additional charge
Start watching
Sign in to watch live TV
Select your TV service provider below and log in with your subscriber account information.
Full list of providers
Select a provider
Provider not listed?
Authorization failed


text: Apaches' hoops teams stay unbeaten at home Wick News Service The men's and women's basketball teams at Cochise College remained unbeaten at home and in conference Nov. 17, as each routed Chandler-Gilbert Community College. The Cochise men blew out the Coyotes 103-68 led by Tevin Caldwell with 18 points and 11 rebounds, Jerry Duckworth with 16 points on four 3-pointers, Demeco Blue with 13 points and Anddrew Hawkins, Ajak Magot and Joe Bell Austin with 10 apiece. Earlier Saturday, the Cochise women remained unbeaten on the season, crushing Chandler-Gilbert 96-59. Tianna Brown had 19 points, Johnishia Welles 18, Yvonte Neal 12 and Ashley Mitchell and Jaz Lemon had 11 each. The Apaches, 6-1 overall and 2-0 in conference, are off until today when they play at South Mountain. The Apache men and women are at home this Saturday hosting Mesa Community College. Game times are 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Both Cochise teams will then host Eastern Arizona College Dec. 5 also at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. There is no admission charge to the games. |


text:
Search for:
Back to Search Results
Price: $39.99
Earn 1 mile/$
Wirefly Details Wirefly is the #1 online authorized wireless retailer, offering the latest cell phones from all...
Close X
You clicked on the offer: Switch to AT&T and get phones starting under $1!
Please make note: 2 yr term and new activation required. Other restrictions may apply.
Switch to AT&T and get phones starting under $1!
T-Mobile Details Get More� is more than a tagline at T-Mobile USA, Inc. - it is a business strategy and a...
Siemens - Gigaset DECT 60 Expandable Cordless Phone System with Digital Answering System - White
Online shopping powered by Cartera Commerce.


text:
CSIRO aims to establish and build relationships with members of the community. We welcome people of all ages to come and explore our facilities, holiday programs and public events.
Phone: 1300 363 400
Email: email@example.com
CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, is Australia's national science agency and one of the largest and most diverse research agencies in the world.
Large-scale, long-term, multidisciplinary science to address Australia's major national challenges and opportunities.
CSIRO expertise is organised into 14 research areas
CSIRO manages national facilities and collections that are opened to researchers around Australia and overseas.
Since June 2010, CSIRO scientists have been monitoring the movement and location of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
CSIRO is researching and developing geothermal energy capabilities to provide sustainable energy for the future.
CSIRO is researching and developing technologies for the safe and secure geological storage of carbon dioxide.
- CSIRO is a world leader in developing new techniques and insights to help find targets buried under sediments, beneath Australia's ancient blanket of deeply weathered rock and even under the ocean.
- CSIRO's pioneering research into mine design, equipment and procedures is improving safety, reducing costs and improving efficiency. We aim to ensure that the mining industry is both sustainable, and environmentally responsible.
- CSIRO is providing technologies to help improve Australia's oil and gas self-sufficiency as well as develop sustainable energy resources for the future.
- The oil and gas industry is at the cusp of significant changes with tightening supply necessitating significant technological innovation from CSIRO geoscientists.
Dr Mike McWilliams leads the Division's staff at the Australian Resources Research Centre in Perth, the Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies in Brisbane, and at North Ryde in Sydney and Clayton in Victoria.
Dr Dave Whitford manages the development and maintenance of CSIRO's research and development capabilities in geoscience and geo-engineering.
Ms Peta Ashworth's work coordinates a range of social research projects for a number of CSIRO flagships as she and her team continually trial new and old ways to integrate social sciences into the scientific research programs of CSIRO.
Dr Chris Yeats is the Program Leader for CSIRO Earth Science and Resource Engineering's Mineral System Science Program.
The CSIRO hydraulic fracturing group are pioneering new applications for caving-type mining operations, gas drainage from coal seams, geothermal reservoir development and carbon storage operations.
CSIRO's Rock Mechanics Laboratory undertakes research and testing for exploration, development and production scenarios in the oil industry as well as for the geological storage of carbon dioxide.
CSIRO's Petrophysics Laboratory offers a range of dielectric measurement options in a broad frequency range for solid and drill cutting samples.
With our detailed knowledge of rock mechanics and our well-equipped facilities, we can provide services for measuring rock properties, and designing and testing new rock-cutting equipment.
Successful exploration relies on knowledge of basin formation and thermal history of sedimentary rock and hydrocarbon migration. CSIRO's argon dating services can help petroleum companies better determine potential locations for drilling petroleum wells.
CSIRO Petroleum utilizes strontium as a chemical tracer to discriminate between plant and animal products grown in different locations.
CSIRO has developed a team of hydrogeologists that have adapted special techniques for understanding hydrodynamic processes of the deep subsurface where oil and gas is generated and trapped and where CO2 can be safely stored for thousands of years.
Our fluid inclusion and geochemical technologies help industry define subsurface petroleum migration and accumulation processes.
CSIRO's HyLoggingTM systems provide a means to routinely and objectively capture detailed mineralogical information from drill core, chips and powder using reflectance spectroscopy.
HyChips™ is a robotic spectrometer system designed for the very rapid collection of high quality reflectance spectra from drill chips and blast-hole samples in their original trays. HyChips™ services are available from service providers throughout Australia as part of CSIRO's structured market testing and product development strategy.
CSIRO scientists have cultured indigenous microbes which increase methane gas content of coal seam gas reservoirs.
CSIRO is looking for partners to assist in the further development of a downhole robot - an autonomous device that measures variables within production wells.
CSIRO has developed techniques to control the methane gas emitted during coal mining, helping to prevent spontaneous combustion and increase the safety and productivity of mines.
CSIRO has recently acquired a new high pressure and high temperature triaxial cell to better understand the physical properties of rocks.
The Science into Society group facilitates discussions between a range of stakeholders, to share knowledge and information to address issues of strategic national importance.
CSIRO is currently developing a shale gas program to cover research issues and the delivery of services to the Australian petroleum industry.
CSIRO's new underground communications system provides timely and useful information for improved mine safety.
Communications Manager
CSIRO Earth Science and Resource Engineering
Phone: +61 8 6436 8707
Alt Phone: +61 4 0402 3806
Email: email@example.com
More contacts> CESRE Locations>


text: At the age of six, a boy named John was abducted and conscripted into the top secret SPARTAN-II project where he was trained and indoctrinated for a life of combat. His body was augmented to unprecedented levels of strength, resiliency, and speed, and he was encased in the revolutionary Mjolnir battle armor. As a Spartan, he rose to the rank of Master Chief during humanity's struggle for survival against the Covenant. In 2552, his discovery of the Halo Array and its architects, the Forerunners, propelled mankind to victory, but at a cost. The Chief's narrow escape from the Forerunner installation known as the Ark eventually set him on a collision course with humanity's deadliest threat yet.


text:
bogdanovich has written some fabulous stuff. WHO THE DEVIL MADE IT, and PIECES OF TIME are both euphoric reads.
if they are out of print, that's all you can do...
jaime marzol wrote:the houseman book is great. a lot of people have said houseman is full of crap, but a lot of the stuff in that book, to me, doesn't seem so far off the mark. it made me an even bigger welles fan.
the 2 FOCUS books are real good. they also have one on DW Griffith that is good.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests


text:
Beach Theme Bedding
Beach Theme Decor & Lighting
Beach Theme Art for Kids
Beach Theme Rugs
Beach Theme Furniture
Beach Theme Gifts & Gear
Complete Beach Theme Collection
Beach Baby Clam Canvas Reproduction Made to accent your Beach Baby Bedding Collection, these fun pieces of artwork will create a sea side retreat for your little one. Made using Fine Art quality giclee printing methods, these lovely gallery wrapped canvases will look amazing in your child's bedroom or nursery. Inspired by her three young children, Elisha Bailez creates imaginative, luxury bedding and artwork, meant to feed the souls of children and parents alike. These wonderful pieces will work beautifully together to create a custom and complete room look for your little one's bedroom or nursery. From bedding to artwork, so many accessories allow you to create a unique look for your little one! All products are made in the USA.
SIZE: 10" x 10"
Category: Art, Beach Theme Art for Kids


text:
Equestria Girls Releases, Theater Listings Here! (New!)
Flash Fanfiction Event - Fathers Day! (New!)
Discussion/Variant/Download Links: MLP Comic #8
Tutorial Page Now Open - Submit Your Tutorial Today!
Flash Fanfiction Event - Fathers Day! (New!)
Discussion/Variant/Download Links: MLP Comic #8
Tutorial Page Now Open - Submit Your Tutorial Today!
Monday, September 19, 2011
Drawfriend Stuff #190
For those looking to bypass the new album viewer: right click and open the images in a new window. Sadly it's a forced blogger feature, so for now It's default.
Source 1
Source 2
Source 3
Source 4
Source 5
Source 6
Source 7
Source 8
Source 9
Source 10
Source 11
Source 12
Source 13
Source 14
Source 15 briskby
Source 16 briskby
Source 17
Source 18
Source 19
Source 20
Source 21 wolfj
Source 22
Source 23 izzy
Source 24 izzy
Source 25
Source 26
Source 27
Source 28
Source 29
Source 30
Source 31 tom smith
102 comments:
- Scribejay said...
Celestia X Discord. If someone hasn't written it then make it happen.
- September 19, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- coolbond said...
first time i have been able to get into the top 50 comments like these pics so far keep em comming
- September 19, 2011 at 3:59 PM
- DreadedCandiru2 said...
Never been this close to being first before; 15 and 16 intrigue me because, well, pigtailed Derpy with glasses seems to be an interesting new interpretation of her character.
- September 19, 2011 at 4:00 PM
- Firleycat said...
Wow, we already have shipping images for Discord. I thought it would take until the end of the two parter to get some of these.
Also #14- Photo Finish has the cutest bed hair. - September 19, 2011 at 4:03 PM
- Ford said...
How is it so many artists get Rainbow Dash's cutie mark wrong? It's not that hard. From front to back, the colors are red, yellow, then blue. The middle of the bolt just towards her tail.
Too often do I see either the cutie mark mirrored or its colors reversed. It gives me uh sad. :( - September 19, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- CaptainBrony said...
#26 Philomena came back from the ashes.
Nope! Chuck Testa. - September 19, 2011 at 4:07 PM
- Angelo27 said...
#24 Creeps me out, the green eyes and scaly eyebrow does not fit fluttershy not even to a fractionary level. Its still incredibly well done, just... *shudder*
- September 19, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- dwarfyz said...
in resume, the article wins. - September 19, 2011 at 4:10 PM
- Atiarotias said...
#2 Silly AJ is bucking the library
#13 is both cute and scary - September 19, 2011 at 4:10 PM
- pmcollectorboy said...
18: Let me be good to you!
Derpy in glasses. *melts*
14: Photo Finish. You are sooooo fugly. Man I'd rather see a bed head picture of the mayor over you.
17: Got locked out of the house, Twilight?
8: Wonder Womare!
1: Sorority party! - September 19, 2011 at 4:13 PM
- Basharoonskis said...
Huh, I'm surprised #18 isn't getting mobbed to death yet. Seems EqD has changed a bit, awesome. Anyways my favorite this time has to be #2, there's just so much going on it's insane.
- September 19, 2011 at 4:13 PM
- Puzzle Plate said...
#26 that commission came out so well, its going to look so awesome at BroNYCon
- September 19, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- pmcollectorboy said...
The reason 18 isn't being picked on is because it's a scene close to the hearts of many who saw The Great Mouse Detective.
- September 19, 2011 at 4:17 PM
- pmcollectorboy said...
Because an anagram for Derpy is Perdy. That's why!
- September 19, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Michael C said...
#20 Ahoy, it be seemin' that our princess be getting into de sprit of the holiday! Arr! Rum for everyone!
- September 19, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- jodyjm13 said...
Just a quick comment this time, don't worry:
#s 15 & 16: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ - September 19, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Beatfox said...
If you're on a PC and you have a scroll wheel, you should also be able to click the wheel to open the image in a new tab. That's what I typically do, anyway - if I hadn't seen people commenting about it, I wouldn't have even known about the new album viewer!
- September 19, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- Arcticwlf said...
The Discord picture at number 26/27 should be made to be 3D.
- September 19, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- Mic The Microphone said...
... Fluttershy would dress like a fucking hipster.
- September 19, 2011 at 4:29 PM
- Nintyuk said...
number 7 DERPY IS HANDLING DANGEROUS CHEMICALS!
Hopefully Science Sparkle has her well trained. - September 19, 2011 at 4:31 PM
- Pixelbit said...
#18 shouldn't be attractive, but strangely...it is...
- September 19, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- Brian Johnson said...
13 Big giant needle, ahh!
22 Sisterhood of assassins
23-'4 MOAR mech-ponies - September 19, 2011 at 4:35 PM
- Gozer the Equestrian said...
should have been Discord shipping edition.
- September 19, 2011 at 4:39 PM
- Raefire said...
You know this happened before it all went south. You know it did. That wasn't just old foe bickering in Ep. 1...
YOU KNOW IT HAPPENED. - September 19, 2011 at 4:43 PM
- bronydash said...
#10 Good hell, you guys really will ship anything. *facehoof*
- September 19, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Dallenson said...
Fluttershy X Discord! That ain't right! Wait... this is Discord so...
- September 19, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Bladecutter said...
Discord shipping abounds!
I wait for the shipping fics to arrive so I can scar my brain. I look forward to curling up into a corner and drowning in my own tears. - September 19, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- Bladecutter said...
I try that, but it opens up the image viewer anyway for some reason. It saddens me. - September 19, 2011 at 4:48 PM
- mycutiemarkisagun said...
#4 - Discord/Fluttershy shipping O YEA BRO
#10 - Discord/Celestia shipping O YEA BRO
#18 - uhhhhhhh.......is this lolicon? o_O
#19 - Really, if there had been an electric guitar pony in that scene, we would've gone apeshit and elevated them to Trixie status.
#21 - *Monday Night Football theme*
#22 #23 - If you ask me, these are creepier than any Pinkamena fanart you've heard of. - September 19, 2011 at 4:59 PM
- LunaInSocks said...
as annoying as the viewer is for comics and larger pictures, it works very nicely for the drawfriend. Bigger images, plus you can just click through rather than scrolling down.
- September 19, 2011 at 5:01 PM
- mycutiemarkisagun said...
I'M ALREADY WRITING CHAPTER 92 OF "DISCORD OF THE HEART" BRO, ITS GONNA B EPIC - September 19, 2011 at 5:05 PM
- pmcollectorboy said...
No 18 isn't lolicon. Well. . . I mean it could be. I've never been able to determine the age of Miss Kitty. Anyway.
Some enlightenment. Not to mention it's a GREAT scene. - September 19, 2011 at 5:06 PM
- kylock said...
imo applejack isnt popular because her charecter doesnt realy have any problems , and the ones she does have only exist for one episode or arent seent as bad charecter traits, she seams superstitious but its never called out, shes a tad money obsesed but its not seen as a bad thing, she over works herself but its only mentioned in one episode, i hope they expand on these "bad" traits and make her charecter more intersting in season 2,
the comic is awesome by the way - September 19, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- Calnos said...
Ya know, I thought Discord's grosque mismatched form would prevent him from being shipped with anyone, at least not to a large extent.
I was wrong. - September 19, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Deltron zero said...
The first one was filled with so much awesome. Like a 1990's Steven Spielburg film, only with ponies.
- September 19, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Stargazer said...
Fluttershy and Discord in 4 don't look like shipping at all. It looks like she's just being nice to him...
- September 19, 2011 at 5:28 PM
- Ozimul said...
So Discord just got here on Saturday, and he is ALREADY being paired off?!
- September 19, 2011 at 5:34 PM
- Pinkamena Diane Pie said...
Non'a ye land lubbers be mentionin' first mate Luna? Ye'll be walkin' the planks, ye will!
- September 19, 2011 at 5:45 PM
- Specter Von Baren said...
Anyone know where I can find those mech pony pics?
- September 19, 2011 at 5:54 PM
- megantron said...
Omg Derpy in a sweater. SO CUTE! The Zecora one is also ballin'.
- September 19, 2011 at 5:56 PM
- pmcollectorboy said...
@Pinkamena Diane Pie
And today be talk like a pirate day! Yarrrrr! - September 19, 2011 at 6:07 PM
- Profesor Rod said...
#7 FOR SCIENCE!!! (Ponies in labcoats ne fad, GO!)
#10 Trollshipping~
#21 IT BEGINS! Ponychan troll vs. 4chan troll - September 19, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Octavia said...
#1 Wow, the ponies are looking especially stylish today. And their outfits all seem to suit them decently well. :)
#2 Lot going on here. Their large heads make me giggle. Though it seems like there's one certain pony that's missing...
#4 Aww, Fluttershy can warm anypony... err, dragon's heart.
#7 More science! And some science Derpy again. Which basically means take cover!
#9 Animu Twilight! How kawaii! Yes, I did just use that word. Yes, I am ashamed of myself too.
#10 Aww, that's kinda cute. Think Discord likes it too. :)
#12 Luna's snout looks a bit odd and bulbous. But it's still a nice piece.
#13 Yay, nurse pony. Though big needle makes me want to back away. lol Also, it kinda looks like she's packing more than just one needle... if you catch my drift.
#14 It's way too early for ze making of ze magicks! She also looks slightly cross-eyed. <3
#15 & 16 These two are very adorable pics of Derpy. Something about those glasses and side ponytails I guess.
#17 That's simply adorable. Cute little filly Twi climbing in the window. Silly filly, that's not a door. :3
#18 Of course, as always,m there's a million comments on this piece in particular. Because... yeah. I could see Pinkie as such though... as odd as that sounds, I know.
#19 And then I could suddenly play the guitar. How you may ask? Why, that's simple. Because I'm just that good. ;)
#20 Pirate Luna, yarr! I'll follow you to the ends of Equestria, m'lady!
#21 Dat battle poster. Of course we basically know who's going to come out on top overall. :P But will have to see what happens!
#22 More Assassin's Creed crossover, very cool. Liking the inclusion of Lyra too.
#23 & 24 There's probably a reference here I'm not getting. But certainly cool designs.
#25 Zecora is a fun little character. I like her expression here. She's got that mean "don't mess with me" look. lol
#28 Aww, poor Discord. Not even he can defy Fluttershy's stare.
#29 Rarity sure does love her big hunky "diamond". :D
#31 That's a rather cute RD pic there. Edgy, but still adorable. - September 19, 2011 at 6:36 PM
- Sonic Rainblast said...
I'm surprised to see that #20 didn't remind anyone of the Luna Vs. Threesome fic. Luna wore a pirate costume and tried to seduce Sundance. That was hilarious.
Anyhow, Fluttershy is best pony for #4 and #28. - September 19, 2011 at 6:41 PM
- Pinkamena Diane Pie said...
Aye, that it is, me hearty! - September 19, 2011 at 6:48 PM
- LimeyLassen said...
Discord getting shipped with everyone.
I don't even know what to say. - September 19, 2011 at 7:45 PM
- Hey! said...
I love the CelestiaxDiscord pairing, but it's the only Discord pairing I'm willing ship, mostly because they have a mixed history.
Begs the question of what's going to happen to Discord once he's defeated? Are they going to turn him good? I hope so, because then he can pop up again in another episode! - September 19, 2011 at 8:18 PM
- DJ Kat said...
Oh my god.
Why is Derpy so cute?
She was never this cute! - September 19, 2011 at 8:21 PM
- richfiles said...
Hmm... 17....
Looks like Twilight found herself locked out, tried to crawl in through an open window, saw something that made her blush and fidget...
and then read about it in a book and understood...
WAT SHE SEE... IT CAN'T BE UNSEEN!!! - September 19, 2011 at 8:23 PM
- richfiles said...
Arrrr.... I too be a Luna lubber, matey! Luna vs Threesome was an epic tale of love... with three ponies. That it be, yar, that it be!
- September 19, 2011 at 8:27 PM
- Lightning Thorn said...
ROCKTAVIA!!! omg they must put more octavia in season two.
- September 19, 2011 at 8:33 PM
- KS said...
Wasn't number 7 in another drawfriend just yesterday? (or yesterday for me anyway)
- September 19, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Luna-tic Scientist said...
#7 I see Equestrian Health&Safety has some way to go!
- September 19, 2011 at 9:38 PM
- Ezzekiel said...
#20 Arrr! It be good to see Pirate Luna out in time for the holiday! Happy TLAP Day everypony!
- September 19, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Namefag Anon said...
loving the Discord images
he's probably tied as my favorite character with Pinkie now - September 19, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- WhiteDiamonds said...
Waaaah oh my gosh so much goodness today! I think, just going by numbers alone this would probably be my favorite Drawfriend thus far... I love most of these!
#1 Absolutely adore this. Everypony looks incredibly cute, the outfits suit them all nicely and most of all I love the ambiance the artist created with the lighting/use of color. Just darling!
#3 Okay, I can't lie, strange as this concept is I really love this picture. The overly-saturated palette works wonderfully here and I can't help but find this bizarrely sweet. Really like.
#6 Adorable. <3 I am a suckery sap for these sweet family scenes~
#7 I quite enjoy johnjoseco's work anyway (nice fluid art style) but I also am partial to mega-nerd Twilight interpretations. It just suits her so well, in a cute sort of way. Nice little doodle, I like her expression. ^_^
#8 Mercy, I used to fangeek so hardcore over Sailormoon (okay, and I still like it..!). Sailor AJ is too adorable~ <3
#9 Hm interesting anime-style interpretation. I rather like it, though Twilight's horm bothers me ever-so-slightly for some reason. Otherwise, nice~
#10 Bizarre, yes, but this still made me smile. ^^
#12 Bit of a strange picture in my opinion but I did want to mention I really like the artist's painterly style. Very soft and comfortable to look at.
#14 I think I like this mostly because I like Photo Finish so much; she's probably my favorite one-shot pony to date. I do hope we see more of her in season 2!
#15 Mercy Derpy is just so lovably wonky. <3
#18 Okay, so, strange pic yes, but I still really like it. Pinkie looks oddly cute here, in the most non-creepy sense possible.
#25 Oh my, really loving this artist's style! Very graphic-artsy, almost almost reminds me of a screenprint or something. Anyhow very nice. - September 19, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- Tobi Uchiha said...
I saw #13 and had one thought. Renard Queenston in that same pose with his ponysona.
- September 19, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- L4m3ness said...
#7: Uh yeah, Chemistry! For Science! *goes in his lab*
- September 19, 2011 at 10:56 PM
- Rarity Unicorn said...
1. Fluttershy's outfit is really cute. I hope that the bunny beret catches on.
- September 19, 2011 at 11:25 PM
- Twiggy said...
Anyone else think AppleJack looks like wolverine in #1?
- September 19, 2011 at 11:51 PM
- Blue Cord Dragoon said...
There are to many great pieces on display here that to list them indivudally would take take too long, so instead I'm going with a blanket HOOAH! to every artist that has artwork posted here. Great Job everypony!
I do need to know who drew #8. That person just combined two of the greatest things known to humanity: Sailor Moon and My Little Pony, and I need to let them know how much I love them. If the artist who drew #8, just know how cool I think you are! - September 20, 2011 at 12:06 AM
- James Corck said...
@Sonic Rainblast
Hey there :) I'm the one who drew the Luna Pirate one, and yes I did base it on that fanfic. Luna VS The Threesome is AWESOME. Incredibly funny. - September 20, 2011 at 12:37 AM
- ActionScripter9109 said...
I found #11 to be quite amusing. Pinkie, why are you so ridiculous...
- September 20, 2011 at 1:20 AM
- Whispy Willows said...
If somepony can make a Discord shipfic in which he remains completely in character throughout, they deserve a pat on the back. Discord and Celestia (or Luna) MIGHT just be plausible. Anything else would be incredibly difficult to justify. Discord doesn't really strike me as the romantic type. Although, I must say, #10 was actually pretty cute.
- September 20, 2011 at 4:20 AM
- Applejack85 said...
#17 is cute, love little Twilight
#28 I could totally see that happening
Another nice batch in total! - September 20, 2011 at 10:37 AM
- Doc Steedly said...
ugh I cannot stand the new image viewer. It is soo slow on opera...
BTW loving some of these pics, specially #17 LOL - September 20, 2011 at 1:43 PM
- RainbowDat said...
Seriously... Ponies in certain kinds of clothing manages to be dirtier than ponies naked. HOW DOES IT WORK?!?!?!
- September 23, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- Skylark Torch said...
I actually like the new viewer.
The problem is, it hasn't been opening for me the past few days...
Also, you can press CTRL+click to open the images in a new tab. - September 23, 2011 at 10:19 PM


text:
Your location: Home > > Momentum for Change
Momentum for Change: Events in Doha @ COP18/CMP8, 2012
Lighthouse Activity Showcase Event
Moderated by Shiulie Ghosh from Al-Jazeera, the event was opened by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres. When addressing the audience, Ban Ki-moon praised the winners' strong community engagement, as well as the importance of public private partnerships in addressing climate change.
On behalf of the lighthouse activity representatives, Neha Misra from Solar Sister and Jorge Delgado Guadalupe from Energy efficiency in artisanal brick kilns in Latin America, spoke about the importance of recognizing public and private partnerships as a concrete means to address climate change and eradicate world poverty. Neha quoted an African proverb: if u want to go fast, go alone, if u want to go far, go together. The magnitude and urgency of climate change is such that we must go fast, we must go far and we have to go together.
For everyone who is and can be affected by climate change the time to act is now. Following a recognition ceremony led by Kelly Rigg, Executive Director of the Global Campaign for Climate Action and Chair of the Momentum for Change Advisory Panel, the evening concluded with a musical performance by Ragheb Alama, UNEP Goodwill Ambassador for Climate Change in the Arab World.
View webcast
Women for Results Launch Event
On Tuesday 5 December, Momentum for Change: Women for Results was officially launched as part of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Doha, Qatar.
Momentum for Change: Women for Results recognizes the critical leadership and participation of women in addressing climate change, and is looking for inspiring examples of activities from around the world that demonstrate measurable impact on the ground and potential for scalability and transformational change. Momentum for Change: Women for Results is graciously funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.
The event was moderated by Al-Jazeera's Folly Bah Thibault, and included remarks by Heather Grady, vice president of the Rockefeller Foundation and Christiana Figueres.
The opening remarks were followed by a high-level roundtable discussion on the role of women as leaders on climate action, including Helen Clark, UNDP Administrator, Lakshmi Puri from UN Women Deputy Executive Director, Mary Robinson, President of the Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice, and ministers Terezya Huvisa from Tanzania and Mariyam Shakeela from the Maldives.
On Wednesday 6 December, Momentum for Change: Finance for Climate-Friendly Investment was officially launched as part of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Doha, Qatar. Momentum for Change: Finance for Climate-Friendly Investment recognizes successful financial innovations delivering clean energy, adaptation and climate mitigation, and serve as an inspiration to replicate and scale up new models. This pillar is implemented in partnership with the World Economic Forum.
The initiative will showcase "lighthouse activities" that use innovative financing to make a difference in meeting the climate change challenge on the ground. These activities can serve as models for governments, businesses and industry looking for climate-friendly investment vehicles. The event was moderated by Lord Nicholas Stern, and included remarks by Mohammed Saleh Abdulla Al Sada, Minister of minister of industry and energy of Qatar, Dominic Waughray, Senior Director and Head of Environment and Sustainability Initiatives for the World Economic Forum and UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres.
The Momentum for Change side events were held on 5 December:
11:30 – 13:00 Sustainable Transport: Moderated by Luc Bas, The Climate Group Ahmedabad, Bus Rapid Transit system, Janmarg; Guangzhou Bus Rapid Transit; Introduction of electric vehicles to Sri Lanka.
13:15 – 14:45 Building resilience against climate change: Moderated by Heather Grady, Rockefeller Foundation Adaptation to coastal erosion in vulnerable areas; Carbon For Water; Holistic approaches to community adaptation to climate change.
15:00 – 16:30 Mitigating climate change in urban communities: Moderated by Dominic Waughray, World Economic Forum Energy Efficiency at Brick Producers in Peru; Organic waste compost in Nepal; Solar Sister: A Women Powered Clean Energy Revolution.
The presentations given at these side events can be found here
Home Lighthouse Activities Urban Poor Women for Results Financing for Climate-friendly Investment Activity Database Advisory Panel Contact


text:
Brainy, beautiful, conscientious, ergonomic, award-winning, the Steelcase Think Chair is the first of its kind: An intuitive chair that automatically adjusts its design, functionality and comfort to your needs. It's almost as if it could, well, think.
As an added bonus - or necessity, to some customers - this is one of the most environmentally advanced chairs on the market. It was the first chair to receive the coveted Cradle To Cradle certification from MBDC, as well as the first to be certified level 3 by BIFMA 3e. Starting at $659.00.
Cutting edge science and engineering married to beautiful design produces a chair that is flexible, supportive, and attractive. Sit in the Think and its myriad systems read your body, conforming to your weight, height, and posture. The materials in the Think Chair fit your body and your sitting posture using a meticulously researched system of adaptive mechanisms and check-and-balance systems.
The Steelcase Think Chair is also known by the following manufacturer item numbers: 46540100, 46541100S, 46543100, 46542100, 46542100S, 46542000, 46541000S, 46540000.
The Steelcase Think Chair is the product of years of research on people who sit. The time and attention of scientists the world over have been turning to this kind of research for years now; many speculate that the average office worker will spend somewhere in the vicinity of nine years sitting in their chair. That makes the office chair one of several new frontiers the information age has opened up to intense scientific inquiry. The questions are myriad and important; What makes workers comfortable? What makes them work harder? What makes them happy? Steelcase found the answers and responded with a comprehensive set of features on the Think Chair designed to improve your working life. They include:
Commissioned by Steelcase, one of the great furniture makers in the world today, the Think Chair was impeccably designed by Glen Oliver Low.
Low has become famous the world over for his innovative and undeniably artistic interpretations of furniture, storage, and nearly every aspect of industrial design. His museum-quality work has been commissioned and in high demand for years. When you look at the Think Chair, possibly his greatest achievement, it's not hard to see why. The Think Chair braids a multitude of design purposes and consumer desires into a "transparent" chair.
Glen Oliver Low: "Transparency means that you show each component of the chair, that you can read its structure and understand how it works." Think is transparently effective, comfortable, and advanced.
Glen Oliver Low has been responsible for some of the most beautiful and award winning furniture and interior space designs of this decade. He has had work displayed in art museums as often as they're displayed in living rooms and houses, and he is the recipient of a commensurate amount of awards.
Low began his career in Germany, the country of his birth, studying at the Interior Design school at Wuppertal University. Soon after he received the "Master of Design" award from the Domus Academy in Milan for his design study of a compact car. In 1990 he began work producing office furniture for Vitra. Five years later he won the Compasso d'Oro award for Mobil, a container system which is now displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Not confined to desk chairs, Low has designed beautiful dining room chairs, car interiors, tables, free-standing shelving, and countless other objects of every-day home art. The Steelcase Think Chair is one of his crowning achievements. Get Art. Buy Think Chair today.
The brains of the Think Chair are in its mechanisms. The revolutionary user-powered Your Power control lets the chair adjust and conform to your center of gravity, weight and height automatically, with no tedious adjustments on your part. Your Profile, in the back and seat of the chair, flexes and supports your thighs and back in a variety of positions and postures. These two facets of the chair combine to make it the smartest office chair on the market, receptive to your needs in ways office chairs never have been before, and personalized just for you before you ever sit in it.
One of the coolest things about the Think Chair is that it was quite literally made for everyone; the minimal adjustments and the impressive engineering combine to make Think one of the ultimate all purpose design pieces, a piece which was created to respond to individual needs. That includes support (of the back, thighs, and spine), as well as comfort and productivity.
That's right, the Think Chair is so comfortable and so easy on your muscles and circulatory system, it actually helps YOU think, pumping more blood to your brain and increasing alertness and quickness of thought. Of course, it isn't just the nature of the chair that alters according to your needs; there are practical adjustments as well. The arms of the Think Chair adjust to your specifications, and can retract on contact with your work surface. No more will you sit up or roll forward and have your armrests slam into the edge of your desk. The seat edge is flexible too, taking pressure of your thighs and eliminating numbness and lack of circulation.
Finally, Your Preference is an advanced adjustment tool that allows you to really make the chair your own.The Steelcase Think Chair comes equipped with dual back flexors, one in the seat and one in the back of the chair, both of which mold to and support the contours of the human body on contact. They have been rigorously designed to fit any body type, any weight, and they work to keep you not just comfortable, but supported as well.
But the Think Chair isn't totally automated: Owners are able to adjust the position of the armrests (they can telescope and retract on contact with your desk), choose the color and fabric of the chair, and further adjust the Your Power system to their liking. Users can do all of this using the Smart Furniture custom design feature, with which you can choose between a myriad of options for customization and personalization. In addition to optional colors and aesthetic choices, the Think Chair provides you with several options for adjustment: by body weight, body weight plus a 20 percent boost for firmer support, mid-stop recline, and upright backlock.
All of these settings provide exceptional comfort, but they work best when paired with certain sensibilities and sizes. It's just one more way that the Think Chair makes sure to give you the most comfortable and supportive office chair anywhere. These same qualities make it a great choice, whether it's used as a workhorse in the office or as a home office chair. Think is also designed to create a "comfort pocket" in the seat that will correspond to the weight, pressure and posture of the owner. Get yourself the smartest desk chair around by buying the Think Chair today, and see your health, comfort, and productivity start to rise at work.
(based on 11 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Most Liked Positive Review
Best Chair Made
I am a programmer and sit all day at my 'day' job, but also spend significant time at my home office. After my employer purchased the chair for me at my 'day' ...Read complete review
I am a programmer and sit all day at my 'day' job, but also spend significant time at my home office. After my employer purchased the chair for me at my 'day' job, I just had to buy the chair myself for home use. Hands down the best office chair on the market in terms of proper back support and long time sitting comfort. This chair is an investment in your back. It is NOT cheap, in fact it cost about double or more than even the most expensive chairs at the local chain stores, but there is no better chair, especially with people with back issues.
Most Liked Negative Review
We have two Think chairs, bought here about a year and a half ago. One, the chair I live in, has a worn-out seat, and I can feel the frame when I sit...Read complete review
We have two Think chairs, bought here about a year and a half ago. One, the chair I live in, has a worn-out seat, and I can feel the frame when I sit in it (makes me not want to sit in it, which plays havoc with deadlines...). Not having had as much use, the other one sits fine, that is as long as you don't mind sitting in a chair that is stuck in the all-the-way-up position (pneumatic cylinder is shot). Quality, quality, quality, quality. Used to think (no pun) Steelcase was synomous with it, but no more. Lumbar support is nil anyway. I'm looking for another chair, and I'll probably buy from Smart Furniture again, just not anything with Steelcase on it. This is a great online retailer, folks.
Reviewed by 11 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-11
Back to top
Go with a Thinker
By Writer
from Dakota
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about Steelcase Think Chair:
I tried 2 THINK chairs -- one with the mesh back, one with the traditional back. Much preferred the traditional back (feels more supportive). This chair gets better with time as it "learns" how you sit and work. And I don't have to worry about setting a large number of adjustment options. The chair does the thinking!
Service and delivery comments:
Smart Furniture is great to work with.
By glmatt
from Florida
About Me High-end Shopper
High Quality Chair
By Edward the Writer
from Crossville Tennessee
Quality. Very nice. I sit for long periods of time while I write, sometimes for three hours at a time before getting up. If this chair is not comfortable to you, then I recommend not buying it. Yeah, this may be ridiculously hard to believe but - there has yet to be a chair designed that fits every weird body size, height, etc. However ... for me (6'4" and ridiculously long legs) this chair and the Aeron chair are perfect! So obviously a great adjustment range is available on this chair. The blue is beautiful. A desk-type chair should not feel too soft but firm with ample back support - from right under the shoulder-blades to right above the buttocks. Can I say "buttocks?" I highly recommend this chair, but more importantly, I recommend trying out chairs at the showroom and asking one of the knowledgeable sales staff for their help. I have NEVER been pressured by any of the staff to buy a single thing.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
A Truly Great Chair!
By Adam S
from Detroit, MI
For anyone else who may be interested in the Steelcase Think Chair, a thorough review before buying this chair from here is available at [@] It really helped guide my decision.
Everything went great!
Not Right for Everyone
By Steve the Professor
from Western Mass
I had high hopes for the Think based on the many positive reviews, but after sitting in it for more than a week, my lower back felt worse than it did before. I couldn't sit up straight and feel supported by this chair, even with the added lumbar support which I purchased. Too bad because certain features - the adjustable arms, the compact size - were appealing. Overall, very disappointed.
The Perfect Desk Chair
By Work At Home
from Los Angeles
Yes, really...the perfect desk chair. It's comfortable but not too soft, supportive to your back in all seating positions, adjustable every way you could want (even the arms rotate), and it's not the size of a small elephant.Oh, and it also comes in a multitude of colors in case you're tired of sitting on black and brown. I couldn't be happier!
Prompt shipping with good e-mail notification. Strong factory packing.
Chair fits perfectly!
By The Pirate
from The Seven Seas
I am a writer so I sit for extended periods of time. This chair keeps me from sweating due to the breathable backrest. The chair is so comfortable without being too soft. I enjoy the brilliant blue color I was able to order, ...
The professionals at Smart Furniture are always a pleasure to deal with ... Product arrived in great condition, everything was nice.
Super comfortable and good looking
By SJ
from Washington, DC
just one terrific chair
Super fast delivery, excellent communications and customer service. One great chair.
Protect your ASSets!
By Madman in Tally
from FLorida
If you spend most of the day sitting and working, you might as well be comfortable. I attended a two day seminar and noticed how comfrotable this chair was and ordered 2 (One for myself and one for an IT professional who also attended the seminar). After working 8,10,12 hours a day, this chair has already proven itself to much more comfortable and provides much better back support.
By DanTheMan
from Huntington Beach CA
Think is extremely comfortable!
By GC
from Chattanooga, TN
the Think Chair is one of the most comfortable office chairs I've sat on.
The engineering, design and passion that went into making the Think Chair what it is have made Steelcase an international furniture giant. The chemical process that goes into creating the materials, the use of recycled material, the comfort, support and style; all roll into an imminently pleasing package marked by vigorous intellectual inquiry and innovation. But environmental research and design isn't just about engineering and new ideas.
So, it's not just brains that make the Steelcase Think Chair invaluable. It also has a conscience. Constructed of 37 percent recycled content and consisting of 98 recyclable materials, Think Chair is one of the smartest and most decorated green chairs on the market. And the rest of the furniture making industry has taken notice, as well the rest of the country. As the current political (and literal) climate heats up around debate over global warming, environmentalism, conservation, and sustainability, it's a relief to know that some furniture manufacturers and retailers, like Steelcase and Smart Furniture, are actually stepping up to plate with solutions to some of these problems. Making sure your purchases, like the Think Chair, are good for the environment can sometimes be an annoyance, but it's vital to the continued success of the green movement. When it comes to large corporations and for-profit ventures, the only way to get the principles of responsibility and sustainability embedded in their practices is to make it profitable. The Think Chair is just one way you can use your dollar as a vote for environmental responsibility, and help make the case that green products are not only preferable and superior to those that aren't, but that they're actually profitable as well.
For it's far-reaching and admirable commitment to sustainability, Steelcase and the Think Chair have been featured in articles from the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Metropolitan Magazine and Grist Magazine. Steelcase Think has the ear of the market, and of the press, when it comes to better environmental practices and sustainability. It can be disassembled for recycling in five minutes or less. This doesn't seem like a big deal, but research has shown that when you lower the degree of difficulty on recycling (for instance, making it easy to disassemble a chair and recycle it in individual parts or as an easier to carry whole) people are much more likely to actually do it, no matter how convicted they are that recycling is the right thing to do. Think Chair was the first chair ever to receive MBDC Cradle to Cradle gold level certification as an environmentally responsible product. That means each element of each material used in the Think Chair has been rigorously tested for harmful elements, and had the least amount possible. MBDC tests the materials in office chairs and other products down to a chemical level, assuring the users (and their employers, colleagues and neighbors) that their chair is safe for the air, for themselves, and for everyone. That Steelcase would go to such lengths and publish the results shows their absolute confidence in the chair. Beyond that, it means Steelcase cares enough to put forth the facts of their commitment to a candid world.
The accolades don't stop there: Think Chair is a certified level 3 product, the highest BIFMA e3 standard possible. It also holds SCS Indoor Advantage Gold Certification for indoor air quality. It may seem insignificant, but many chairs, especially those composed with foam and plastic, can release harmful elements into the air, disrupting the environment and ruining the quality of your air. The Think is also on a quest to help you or your business get the lowest possible LEED score--it can go toward LEED credits. In France, Think Chair carries the NF Environmental Label for environmental quality.
The Steelcase Think is such a smart, green, forward-thinking product that when Heifer International, a world-renowned international hunger relief agency committed to improving life abroad and the environment at home, needed new headquarters, the Think Chair was their first choice. Ordered for every worker, the chair embodied what Heifer International was all about: progressive thinking and environmentally sound, sustainable energy choices.
In the end, while tastes differ as far as style and substance go, you'll be hard pressed to find a chair that cares more about the environment than the Think Chair. It will be even more difficult to find a company willing to put so much of their capital and so much of their reputation on the line to produce a such a conscientious chair. But, with Steelcase and the Think, they emphatically exist. Put your money behind an office chair that isn't just comfy, isn't just stylish and isn't just supportive; put it behind a chairs that responsible as well.
Shipping Rate:Free FedEx Delivery!(within the Contiguous United States)Shipping Box: 41" h x 29.125" w x 29" dDelivery Weight: 30 lbs.
Service includes delivery of small, lightweight, well packaged items right to your door (or front lobby if you live in an apartment building). We use FedEx or UPS because they are the best in the business. Deliveries are generally made within 2-6 days from the time your order ships, and occur Monday through Friday from 8am-5pm. This service does not come with a delivery appointment; however, real time tracking information is provided and can be used to monitor your order. We also insure every package to give you added piece of mind.
The Steelcase Think Chair comes with a variety of warranties to guarantee your investment and your confidence in the product. Steelcase is one of the finest manufacturers of furniture in the world, and they always make sure to stand behind their products with the very best warranties. A great warranty on an office chair like Think is worth a lot, not only monetarily, but in terms of security and confidence. When you buy a Think Chair from Smart Furniture and Steelcase, you not only get a great product, you get a great assurance that if there's ever a problem or an obstacle with the chair you can't overcome, you're protected with a great warranty.
So what's the real-time value of the Think Chair over the course of it's several warranties? In other words, how much will it cost you, per day, to enjoy the fantastic comfort, elegance, engineering, conscientiousness and fun of the Think Chair for as long as it's insured? To do this, we'll break out the three insured parts, assigned 60 percent of the Think's value to base and frame, 20 percent to upholstery, and 10 percent to the pneumatic cylinder.
So as you can see, you're getting an incredible value when you purchase your Think Chair from Steelcase and Smart Furniture. You get everything the Think Chair offers, all the comfort, engineering prowess, style, and productivity (not to mention the health benefits of better circulation), and you get it for literally cents a day over the life of your warranty.


text:
Use this form to talk about Palo Web features
Dear visitor, welcome to Palo Community Forum. If this is your first visit here, please read the Help. It explains in detail how this page works. To use all features of this page, you should consider registering. Please use the registration form, to register here or read more information about the registration process. If you are already registered, please login here.
Palo Analyzer - how to remove filter?
By mms (Apr 18th 2013, 6:45pm)
By ethssn (Jun 15th 2012, 3:16pm) |
1 | 641 |
By Jan Zinser (Jul 17th 2012, 11:06am) |
231 threads - 815 posts (1.18 posts per day)