text:
Tom Hiddleston Gossip
Tom Hiddleston gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Cannes 2013 Wrap: Award Season shapes up
Vittorio Zunino Celotto/ LOIC VENANCE/ Getty
With Steven Spielberg, never the most controversial or daring filmmaker in a room, as the jury president, many expected the Cannes prizes to go to Hollywood-friendly films, but Spielberg surprised many when his jury picked the French film Blue is the Warmest Colour, adapted from a French graphic novel about a girl falling in love with an older woman, for the Palme d'Or. Full Story
Tom Hiddleston wants to be The Crow
Of course he does. We all agree that he totally wants to be a super famous star, right? I mean, I like the guy, but you can't overlook his, um, eagerness. It's what you like or don't like about him—the Try is either annoying or adorable, like a puppy humping your leg for attention, depending on your tolerance. Full Story
Tom Hiddleston would be alarmed …
If you Twi-Harded him like Cameron Diaz. This is Tom Hiddleston leaving ITV studios in London today after an interview during which he was asked about his sex symbol status and women throwing themselves at him: ''With sexiest, it's a subjective thing. It's alarming when attention comes your way. Full Story
Tom Hiddleston's best date
Gareth Cattermole/ Dave J Hogan/ Getty
Is Helen Mirren. He presented her with the Empire Legend Award in London last night. Look at this woman. She is spectacular. She is spectacular in that dress. She is spectacular with the coat on top of it. She is spectacular all the time. And did you see Phil Spector on HBO last night? I watched it on a screener last week and couldn't sleep afterwards, Al Pacino was so f-cking creepy. Full Story
Jessica Chastain & Tom Hiddleston...?
Splash, Dave M. Benett/ Getty
Here are photos of Jessica Chastain and Tom Hiddleston at a BAFTA event last year. Apparently they're dating now. This according to the Daily Mail so... I hate when that happens. When good gossip happens and then you find out the source is the Daily Mail. Full Story
Thor 2 is over?!?
NCODE/ bauergriffinonline.com
Anne Hathaway was married this weekend. While I write that up, please start your Monday morning with Tom Hiddleston, seen here leaving Chinawhites in London after what the paps are calling the Thor 2 wrap party...what? Already? We're still 13 months out from the release date. If true, a long post-production is healthy. Full Story
Loki speaks Spanish
Did you know this? I only found out a few days ago when a superfan sent me the video - I've attached below. Tom Hiddleston was in Spain the other day with The New York Times for TimesTalk. Here he is in a well cut suit being nice to his fans. I've attached his TimesTalk talk below too. Full Story
Tom Hiddleston, tennis, and ping-pong
Dave M. Benett/Getty
I don't visit Tom Hiddleston's Twitter anymore. It's better this way. Click here if you're new to this. Hiddleston hilariously posing inside a hula hoop with Grace Jones at an exclusive Wimbledon celebrity suite the other day is one thing. Full Story
Loki is the Man Of The Year
Wenn, Bauer, Fame/Flynet, Splash
At the Glamour Awards last night in England. This one is for Sarah from Cinesnark who remains devotedly in Tom Hiddleston's favour, despite the emoticon and exclamation point abuse on his Twitter. I was too fickle to maintain my brief crush. Full Story
Tom Hiddleston, dork crush
We're so fickle around these parts. How fickle? It was just over a month ago that many of us ran mad with Tom Hiddleston crushes, and it took only a few weeks to pretty much end it for the majority. Check out Lainey's timeline—she started crushing here and it ended here Full Story
Tom Hiddleston: smiles and exclamation points
PNP/ WENN, FameFlynet
I love Loki. I love Tom Hiddleston as Loki. I loved interviewing Tom Hiddleston in his leather jacket and hot pants and his beautiful English voice for The Avengers and Loki at the junket a few weeks ago. I prefer Tom Hiddleston in casuals or with his shirt sleeves rolled up but it was all good either way. Full Story
Sleeves rolled up, see?
As I noted yesterday - click here for a refresher - Tom Hiddleston is better without a suit jacket, in just a waistcoat with his sleeves rolled up. He was pictured in Rome that way. And here he is again, in Cologne, Germany yesterday, the same, and good. Full Story
Avengers Assemble with The Dark Knight
Wenn, Fame/Flynet, Elisabetta Villa/Getty
I don't know if you've heard but a lot of critics are talking about The Avengers like it's the rapture. Best super hero movie ever? Click here for a collection of analyses. I'm not nerd enough - at all - to be able to make any sort of declaration on the subject. Full Story
The Nerd God
Wenn, Bauer
Tom Hiddleston in London at The Avengers premiere last night, a better tux than the suit in Russia but still...I think I prefer him in casuals. And, obviously, in person. Or even wearing Loki's clothes. There's a scene in the movie when Loki walks through a fancy dress party ball, down a beautiful staircase, and I promise you, for those of you who are a little bit Hiddleston fanatical, you may have to be carried out after watching him strut-glide through that part. Full Story


text:
- Campus Guide
- Rules and Expectations
- Residential Life
- Environmental Sustainability
- Campus Stores
- Dining Hall
- ITS Help Desk
- Health Center
- Safety and Security
- Finance Office
- Shipping and Receiving
- Communications
- Deerfield Parents Network
- Campus Guide
Deerfield Today connects the Academy's present with its past—through articles driven by the Alumni Association and features that emphasize Deerfield's highest traditions. Deerfield Today is delivered to alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends of the Academy via email, and print editions are supplied to those without email addresses.
Past issues and articles are available online:
Comments, question or need more information?
Contact us today, we would like to hear from you.
Deerfield Academy, 7 Boyden Lane, PO Box 87, Deerfield, MA 01342
(413) 772-0241
© Copyright 2013 The Trustees of Deerfield Academy Privacy Policy
Designed and developed by Underscorefunk Design

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Archives > Obituaries
Rex Gracy |
Services for Rex Gracy, 90, of Weston, will be held at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, February 3, 2013, at the Weston First Baptist Church.
Rev. Allen Strickland will officiate. Burial will follow at the Cottage Hill Cemetery in Celina, Texas. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Saturday, February 2, 2013, at the Weston First Baptist Church.Mr. Gracy passed away Thursday, January 31, 2013, at his residence in Weston. He was born September 28, 1922, in Weston, Texas, to Albert and Lorina Brown Gracy. He married Charlsie Norris on November 21, 1953, in Sherman, Texas.
He is survived by his loving wife, Charlsie Gracy of Weston; son, Jimmy Gracy of Sherman; son, Tom Gracy and his wife Wendi of Weston; daughter, Beverly Roberts and her husband Doug of Willis, Texas; brother, John Gracy and his wife Aarona of Dallas, Texas; sister, Edna Crosswhite of Rhome, Texas; nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his father and mother, six brothers and one sister.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Weston First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 150, Weston, Texas 75097.
The family would like to thank the nurses and doctors who took such great care of Mr. Gracy the last few months.
You must register with a valid email to post comments.
Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments.
Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments.
Registered users sign in here:
Become a Registered User
- Return to: Obituaries «
- Home «
- Top of Page ^


text:
Despite my best efforts, the aphids are winning The Battle of the Milkweed. I sent away for lady bugs but they don't seem to realize that they are supposed to eat the little beasties. Donning disposable gloves so I can squish them is revolting, time consuming, and not entirely effective. Squirting them with water doesn't dislodge them easily. (Besides, won't they just crawl back up the stems?)
What more can I do? Help!


text:
LabyrinthitisLabyrinthitis is inflammation of the structures of the inner ear. It can be caused by a viral or, less commonly, a bacterial infection. Bacterial labyrinthitis may begin after a middle ear infection. It may lead to a serious infection of the lining of the brain (meningitis). Symptoms last a few days to a week. They include dizziness and a sensation of spinning or whirling (vertigo) that may be severe enough to cause nausea or vomiting. Labyrinthitis may cause hearing loss that is usually temporary. Labyrinthitis usually goes away on its own. Antibiotics will be prescribed if the cause is a bacterial infection. Other medicines, such as those that reduce nausea and dizziness, may be needed for symptoms of vertigo.
eMedicineHealth Medical Reference from Healthwise This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use. How this information was developed to help you make better health decisions. To learn more visit Healthwise.org © 1995-2012 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated. |
Women's Health
Find out what women really need.
From WebMD
Featured Centers
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
Featured Topics
Most Popular Topics
Medical Dictionary
Pill Identifier on RxList
- quick, easy,
pill identification
Find a Local Pharmacy
- including 24 hour, pharmacies


text:
Gridiron Grub: Bring a Taste of the Sea to Your Tailgate
This succulent, lightly flavored fish dish brings a different nuance to tailgating offerings.
Frozen hamburgers patties are so last season. Fire up your fan base with mini-bison burgers, topped with gooey fontina cheese and...
Who says tailgate food has to be bad for you? With this tasty snack, your fellow football fans will be happy for the remaining...
After indulging in the traditional hot and meaty offerings from a tailgate grill, there is little space left for a heavy dessert....
Whether playing on the shirts or skins team, these potato skins will be loved by all. Enjoy this hearty dish during a tailgate...
This succulent, lightly flavored fish dish brings a different nuance to tailgating offerings.
Fans will forget all about the football once they see you arrive at the tailgate with this dish.
By using similar ingredients with a change-up in technique, you can make two types of chicken wings. These will keep all fans happy.
A happy-go-lucky, finger-food dessert choice, these no-bake sweet treats brighten up just about any event or celebration. Pull them out after your team's loss to cheer up discouraged fans.
Whether you've got a vegetarian in your group or are just watching your calories, this hand-held grilled portobello wrap is the perfect tailgating food at only 300 calories per serving.
Pies and the holidays just seem to go together, but taking them to a tailgate party is a bit tricky because they are fragile to transport and hard to serve. Hand pies are individual treats that can be made ahead of time (even frozen) and brought to the game with very little fuss.
You can do so much more than a cold vegetable tray with ranch dressing to fill out the menu for a tailgate party. Football season marks the tail end of fresh corn season, so get this on your menu soon.
While waiting for the gridiron grill to heat up in readiness for the classic tailgate food of burgers and brats, the hunger bunnies still have to be satisfied. A delicious accompaniment to your beverage of choice while you wait are these two-bite morsels.


text:
Cowboys fan Michael Young runs into turbulence from Phillies fan at Philly airport
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Michael Young thought the scrutiny concerning his defensive ability at third base, or the precipitous drop his hitting took last season would be the toughest question he'd have to answer in Philly.
Instead, it came from a thin-lipped TSA agent checking his ID at Philadelphia International Airport as he returned to his home in Dallas after coming to town for a physical and press conference after the Phillies acquired him from the Rangers in December.
"She saw that my driver's license said 'Dallas,' and she looks at me," said Young, who arrived at Bright House Field Friday for his first day of workouts with his new employer. "I thought she was going to call the cops on me or something. I'm like checking my pockets to make sure I don't have a knife on me or anything.
"She asked if I was a Cowboys fan and I said, 'yeah.' She was pissed. She was not happy with that answer at all. I just basically bolted. I sat right there right next to the gate and just prayed that my flight would be on time so I could get the hell out of there."
To be fair, Young spent 13 years in Dallas. He tried to do his best to smooth over any sour reactions by giving Chip Kelly a tip of the cap, noting that he was a Southern Cal fan who saw Kelly's Ducks give the Trojans problems over the years.
As for baseball — you know, the reason he's here — Young seemed to enjoy his new surroundings.
"I don't expect it to be difficult at all," he said. "The fact that I came to the Phillies makes it easier, actually. It would be one thing if I went to a team that I knew would have a tough time to win, or if it was a situation where I wasn't familiar with the surroundings. But this isn't entirely different. I know a lot of the guys here. I knew the second I got to spring training I'd be able to hit the ground running.
"There's a lot of guys here who are wired the same way."
One of the players Young has known for a while is Chase Utley, who played with Young in the middle infield for the United States in the first World Baseball Classic in 2006.
"He's a professional," Utley said. "He's a true gamer. I was really happy when we were able to get him. Obviously, he's not only a great baseball player, but a good guy." Continued...
Even when his welcome to town includes a lot of grief about his NFL allegiance.
The other Young was in the house, too.
Delmon Young arrived at Bright House Field for the first time Friday, and the enigmatic outfielder did little to convince anyone that this curious, incentive-laden experience will get any less weird in the coming weeks.
Young, who has $600,000 in weight clauses attached to a contract that has a $750,000 base salary and can get as large as $6 million if he hits all the incentives, offered few clues as to when, exactly, he will be able to begin full baseball workouts. The 27-year-old had microfracture surgery on his ankle to repair damage that dogged him in 2012, when he hit .267 with 18 home runs and 74 RBIs for the Tigers last season — rather brutal production numbers for a guy who regularly batted fifth in the order. According to the Phillies, he isn't expected to be ready in time for the start of the regular season.
"The ankle is feeling good, but I'm not a doctor," Young said. "So when the doctor tells me when everything will be ready, I'll be out there. I'm not going to put any date on it. I'll be out there at that time when it's fully healed, I build up baseball stamina and I can be out there for nine innings.
"It really doesn't matter. I've seen (Twins catcher) Joe Mauer miss a whole spring training and a month of the season and win MVP and go to the playoffs. As long as you're healthy when you come back, you just go out and play well."
The weight clause in Young's contract releases $100,000 each time he makes weight during six in-season weigh-ins. The first three times he must weigh 230 pounds or less; the last three times the threshold is 235.
Each player is given a general physical when he checks in. Although it wasn't for one of his bonuses, Young got weighed. Apparently he didn't look at the number.
"I don't really go on the scale that much," he said. "I just see what clothes fit and see when I can go on the beach." Continued...
So, has he been on the beach yet?
"It's too cold right now," he said.
Philadelphia Sports By Bleacher Report
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National Sports Videos
Blog Center
Phollowing the Phillies
Insight, observations on the first team in professional sports to reach 10,000 losses and the latest Philly team to make the playoffs - the Philadelphia Phillies.
You Don't Know Jack!
Jack McCaffery is the lead sports columnist for the Daily Times and delcotimes.com. He has spent several decades covering everything from the Phillies, Eagles, Flyers and Sixers, to college hoops, to high school sports in Delco.
The Good Phight
The SB Nation blog about the Philadelphia Phillies.
Bleeding Green Nation
The SB Nation blog about the Philadelphia Eagles.
Broad Street Hockey
The SB Nation blog about the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Liberty Ballers
The SB Nation blog about the 76ers.
The Nova Blog
The SB Nation blog about the Villanova Wildcats.
XML_Parser: mismatched tag at XML input line 214:2
Top Sports Stories
- Flyers Pre-Game: Grossmann will be steadying force against the Devils
- Source: Eagles haven't discussed trading Foles
- Eagles sign Chinese-American offensive tackle
- Flyers Scoop: Grossman holding up his end on defense
- Punch Shots: Soccer player's decision is bittersweet
- For Chase Utley's balky knees, baseball is best remedy
- Colleges: Harvard sets blocked-shot record in easy win over Penn


text:
Don't miss today's Boat finds
Boats for Sale
Find boats in your local area
from commercial and private sellers.
What a great find!
The perfect Weekender
Get out on the water with this totally rebuilt and restored Californian V Berth Weekender
Boats News
Back in the 1980s, the US boating industry's statistics confirmed that the largest selling boat on the American mark ...
Keep it simple could easily be the mantra for the little Hunter 27. At a time when yachts are growing larger than a ...
They seem all a bit too hard, standups that is. But everyone who rides a standup PWC comes back to shore with more o ...
Selling your Boat?
My story
"I listed my used boat trailer at 9am, I took 4 calls by 12pm and sold it that day for the full asking price."


text:
View by: Most Popular | Alphabetical A to Z | Map
Tamaki Maori Village
Built by two brothers in 1989, the Tamaki Maori Village is the destinatition for an authentic Maori experience. If you are looking for a Maori encounter ... Read more
Whakarewarewa, The Living Thermal Village
For over 200 years, the people of the Maori tribe of Tuhourangi - Ngati Wahiao have lived near the geothermal activity of Whakarewarewa; but in 1998, they ... Read more
Waitomo Caves
The Waitomo Caves offer an exciting underworld experience in New Zealand. There are a variety of activities to partake in and the fascinating cave system ... Read more
Cape Reinga
The northern end of Ninety Mile Beach is lit by the flashing beacon of Cape Reinga lighthouse. Lighting the point where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean ... Read more
Museum of New Zealand - Te Papa Tongarewa
New Zealand's premier museum is Te Papa Tongarewa. Known as Te Papa ('our place'), the museum takes an inspiring and interactive excursion through New ... Read more
Auckland Sky Tower
The tallest man-made structure in New Zealand, Sky Tower offers breathtaking views for 50 miles (80 kilometers) in every direction. There is plenty to do up ... Read more
Aratiatia Rapids
Just 13km outside of Taupo, the Aratiatia Dam offers one of Taupo's most visited free attractions and makes a popular day trip combined with a visit to the ... Read more
Craters of the Moon
An otherworldly landscape of bubbling mud pools and steam-puffing vents, Taupo's Craters of the Moon park offers a dramatic introduction to the region's ... Read more
Huka Falls
One of New Zealand's most visited natural attractions, just over a kilometer north of Taupo city, the mighty Huka Falls are the largest falls on the Waikato ... Read more
Lake Taupo
Not only New Zealand's largest lake, but the second largest in all of Australasia, the vast Lake Taupo is the aquatic heart of New Zealand's North Island. The ... Read more
Wairakei Terraces
One of New Zealand's most famous geothermal attractions, the dramatic Wairakei Terraces have become an iconic postcard image – a magnificent expanse of silica ... Read more


text:
Breaking Away from a False Dilemma
With a high-school level understanding of science and theology, I was convinced by this "either-or" argument and, to my knowledge, became the first Young Earth Creationist in my local Nazarene church. I knew the enemy and the enemy had a name. It was Evolution.
Bigger Than We Think
My Hawking-induced crisis of faith spurred me to move beyond a "God of the gaps"—a shrunken deity enlisted merely to fill any remaining pockets of mystery that science has yet to illuminate. Indeed, my experience has been that recapturing the doctrine of Creation in its scriptural fullness points us toward a much more exciting understanding of creation. It points us toward a God for whom science is a gift rather than a stumbling block. And perhaps most importantly, it points to a Creator God who is worthy of worship, enjoyment, and trust.
Series: Excerpts from "Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design"
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
Series: Searching for Motivated Belief
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Science and Scientism in Biology: The Origin of Morality
The problem is that as human beings, we know that goodness exists, so it must be accounted for, and if one is a staunch believer in scientism, it must be accounted for scientifically.
Evolution and Christian Faith Grantees Announced
Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
Evolution, the Enlightenment, and Worldviews
In this video conversation, N.T. Wright discusses how the Enlightenment worldview -- which clearly separates God from the world -- has impacted our view of Scripture, and why cleaning the "spectacles" through which we view the world can help us see both Scripture and the world more clearly.
Does Evolution Compromise Human Morality?
Once we have a scientific hypothesis for how something exists, it is tempting to make the philosophical inference that this is also why it exists.
Series: Harmonizing Science, Ethics, and Praxis
In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
Series: To Serve and Preserve—Genesis 2 and the Human Calling
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
Why Strict Atheism Is Unscientific
Do you believe in God? If a cadre of outspoken, strong atheists wrote a litmus test for scientists, that might very well be question #1.
Surprised by Jack: C.S. Lewis on Mere Christianity, the Bible, and Evolutionary Science, Part 1
I would like to look at three areas relevant to faith and science discussions where Lewis's stated views might be surprising for his American Evangelical admirers
Science and the Bible: Intelligent Design, Part 3
Is methodological naturalism equivalent to atheism? That's the rock bottom question here, and there simply is no consensus—neither among Christians nor even among atheists, for that matter.
Can Science Ever Know Enough?
To say something is poetic is not to declare it ultimately untrue, futile and meaningless—it is to say it is more profound and meaningful and true than many other modes of expression.
Philosophical and Ethical Foundations of Science
While the lack of complete certainty is perceived by critics as a weakness, the dynamic nature of science is actually a great strength; new discoveries produce feedback that enables us to reassess, and if necessary, modify our assumptions.
Series: Pre-Modern Readings on Genesis 1
Many people assume that until Darwin came along, devout Christians everywhere read and understood Genesis in the same way. But Dr. Pak points out that some of the most revered figures in Christian history--Origen, Augustine, Aquinas, Luther, and Calvin--offered insightful but distinctive interpretations of the text that are often overlooked today. First presented at a symposium in Raleigh, NC, Dr. Pak's paper is presented here as a three part series.
Series: The Meaning of mîn in the Hebrew Old Testament
The related ideas of the "fixity of species" and "natural kinds" have been prominent in the science and faith conversation. Some Christians take Genesis to mean that God created (bara) fixed species (mîn). But does the text truly indicate such a concept? Biblical scholar Dr. Richard Hess looks at the Biblical context and meaning of the Hebrew mîn, and suggests that when Christians use it to frame our understanding of the entire created order, we may be asking too much of this single word.
What Does It Mean to Be Human? A Response to Bruce Little, Part 1
Metaphysical naturalism is not necessary nor inextricably tied to the practice of science, and essentialism is only one of the historically Christian ways to think about being human.
Series: Science and the Bible: Concordism
In this series, Davis identifies core tenets or assumptions about the view of concordism, beginning with propositions about the Bible before concluding with a short historical commentary.
Series: But Does it Move? John Lennox on Science and the Bible
Taken from Chapter 2 of John Lennox's book Seven Days That Divide The World, this three part series looks at scripture interpretation. Lennox looks especially at the Galileo controversy regarding the movement of the Earth and why our own interpretations do not necessarily call into question the authority of the Scripture.
Load More


text:
Dixie Darlings
Pickens #2 12, Easley Southern Stars 9 — Mollie Poole hit her fourth home run in as many games in Easley's loss to Pickens. Madison Haynes scored three runs and Kerrigan Howell hit a double for the Southern Stars. Jayla Kennedy added a pair of singles for Easley and Trisha Carlisle had three hits and scored a run.
Pickens #1 17, Easley Southern Stars 3 — Mollie Poole hit a triple for Easley.
Pickens #2 9, Easley Southern Stars 6
Liberty Pink Panthers 10, Easley Carolina Girls 9 — Savannah Hall hit a home run and Madison Johnson tripled to lead Easley's attack.
Easley Carolina Girls 16, Easley Southern Stars 14 — Mollie Propes, Lupita Reyes and Sydney Looper each homered in the bottom of the fifth inning as the Carolina Girls rallied for the win. Ameilia Root also scored a run to help the Carolina Girls.
Dixie Angels
Easley Slammers 12, Wren 0
Easley Slammers 10, Dacusville 0
Easley Minions 19, Pendleton #2 10 — Jayda Vaughn and Maddison Rakestraw drove in four runs each to lead Easley to the win. Hannah Loffler added three RBI for the Minions.
Easley Minions 19, Wren #2 8 — Maddison Rakestraw hit a grand slam and a double and drove in five runs to power the Minions. Hannah Loffler also hit a home run and had five RBI and Jayda Vaughn had three RBI for Easley
Pickens #1 22, Easley Tsunamis 2 — Sophia Roberts and Karsyn Van Deventer each drove in a run in Easley's loss to Pickens. Lyndsey Posey and Reagan McQueen scored Easley's runs.
Pickens 15, Easley Minions 0
Easley Tsunamis 12, Easley Minions 0
Wren 15, Easley Tsunamis 14 — Karsyn Van Deventer drove in three runs and Katie Gantt had two RBI to lead Easley. Tara McCullough hit a grand slam for Easley. Tory Durham, Molly Cox Kelly Ferrell and Sophia Roberts each drove in a run, and Roberts, Reagan McQueen and Dakota Savage scored for the Tsuanamis.
Dixie Ponytails
Easley Lady Rebelz 8, Wren 7 — Easley rallied in the bottom of the fourth inning for the win. Brianna Campbell stole home for the winning run. Campbell and Alana Stewart each hit a double for the Lady Rebelz.
Easley Lady Rebelz 15, Dacusville 3 — Brianna Campbell had a double to lead the offense and Lexi Greer pitched a no-hitter through the third inning in the Easley win.
Pickens #2 8, Easley Lady Rebelz 7 — Annabelle Gerisch hit two doubles and Taylor Crews also doubled to lead Easley. Jordan Cummings had a single for the Lady Rebelz.
Dixie Belles
Easley Maniacs 22, Easley Fuze 0 — Lauren Lyerly hit a grand slam and a triple and drove home eight runs to lead the Maniacs. Tori Sprinkle had three hits, including a home run, and drove in four runs.
Easley Crushers 20, Easley Maniacs 9 — Rachel Dickerson had a triple, double, two singles and scored four runs as the Crushers beat the Maniacs. Morgan Haynes added a triple, double, single and three runs scored and Sam Rabideau had a triple, two doubles and two runs scored. Emily Mitchell had a hit and two runs, Jesse Parks singled and scored, and Hadley Greer had two singles and scored for the Crushers. Sierra Lollis had triple and scored, Abby Tate singled and Azure Allison scored for the Crushers. Billie Jean Page was the winning pitcher with 11 strikeouts and only two walks. For the Maniacs, Tori Sprinkle had two singles and scored twice, and Audrey Ducker had two singles and scored three times. Taylor Waldrop, Lauren Lyerly, Makayla Patterson and Alyssa Boling each added a hit for the Maniacs.
Easley Crushers 24, Easley Fuze 4 — Mary Parks had a triple and three singles and Azure Allison had four singles to lead the Crushers to the victory. Sisters Emily and Anna Mitchell each had three hits and scored three runs for the Crushers while Hadley Greer had a double and a single. Abby Tate had a pair of hits with Morgan Haynes (triple) and Sierra Lollis getting one each. Sam Rabideau was the starting pitcher and scattered four hits and aided her effort with a pair of hits. Billie Jean Page, who had three hits, pitched the final two innings with four strikeouts and no hits. For the Fuze, Madison Hardin hit a double and a single with Rachel Eastburn and Lila Bishop each getting a single. Megan Herbst, Chloe Hooper and Katie Graham each had a walk and scored a run.


text:
Live From Lincoln Center Audra McDonald, Host of "Live From Lincoln Center"
Audra McDonald explains why she's decided to become host of the celebrated series on PBS. Details
Live From Lincoln Center is made possible by a major grant from MetLife. The series is also made possible with generous support from the Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust, Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum, The Robert and Renée Belfer Family Foundation, Mercedes T. Bass, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
To view the full experience of this website, please download and install latest Adobe Flash Player version.


text:
Crown is currently updating our SRA site for you.
We will be back shortly
Please contact Crown Customer Service directly
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
or fill out the form below to request an SRA for repair.
For Crown Microphones, please contact AKG:
- AKG Support for German speaking countries
- AKG Support for United States
- AKG Support for all other areas


text:
You're now on the archive server. Commenting has been disabled.
Winning The Global Export Race
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 16:07 -0400It is no secret to anyone that as we said some 3 years ago, the world is now engaged in all out currency warfare whose sole goal is destroying one's own currency faster and more brutally than "the other guy" can. Because while devaluing one's currency is imperative in order to return to a viable debt load, about $40 trillion less than where it is now (as per BCG) by pushing monetary inflation upon one's people and inflating said debt away, just as important is to stimulate one's economy and exports which, all else equal, can only be done by making them cheaper to one's trading partners. It is, after all, a zero sum world. This is precisely the tug of war that the developed world is caught in currently, where every attempt is made to talk down one's currency, and when that fails, to dilute it by printing more of it (the Fed), to backstop it with collateral of every lower quality (the ECB, although in Europe's case it is more of an involuntary phenomenon), or just to talk, and talk, ant talk (Japan). Yet while every country with a self-respecting central bank (i.e., currency printer) hopes that they will be the ultimate winner of the currency debasement export race, what has become obvious over the past 30 years, is that when it comes to specializing in exports, there is just one true winner: a winner which is self-evident from the chart below.
- 91 comments
- Read more
- 12092 reads
RANsquawk Weekly Wrap - 18th January 2013
Submitted by RANSquawk Video on 01/18/2013 15:50 -0400- 2 comments
- 843 reads
Guest Post: Fiscal Farce, Failure, Fantasy, & Fornication
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 15:38 -0400After witnessing the fighting of undeclared never ending wars, passage of freedom destroying legislation like the Patriot Act & NDAA, approval of pork barrel spending to the tune of hundreds of billions, rule by Executive Order, using ZIRP to extract hundreds of billions from senior citizen savers and give it to criminal Wall Street banks, forcing the American people at gunpoint to replenish the Wall Street banks with $700 billion after they had committed the greatest financial fraud in history, and a continuing trampling of the U.S. Constitution, the American people continue to remain willfully ignorant of the truth. The American Dream is dead. We've allowed a rich, privileged, elite few to achieve hegemony over our economic and political system with their control of the media and manipulation of our financial markets. They will collapse the country because they will never be satisfied with the amount of wealth and power they've accumulated. Their voracious greed will be their downfall.
- 72 comments
- Read more
- 11631 reads
What Was The Fed Thinking The Last Time Stocks Were Here?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 15:15 -0400Sometimes it is useful to reflect back more than a nanosecond to check one's anchoring bias. With US equities back at 2007 levels, we thought it may be instructive to look at what the Fed was thinking - and what the FOMC was looking at - to be better able to judge their 'forecasts' now. To wit Q4 2007, FOMC... "Economic growth was solid in the third quarter, and strains in financial markets have eased somewhat on balance." The reflexivity of the use of market-based measures to preempt their actions is very clear from the presentation materials, as, just like now, there was falling current year EPS expectations but a phoenix-like resurrection due in 2008 based on analyst's expectations. Furthermore, the expectations for rate changes from Q4 2007 to Q4 2008 was remarkably modest (even as they had all the data on subprime delinquencies soaring and monolines collapsing) - and of course, turned out to be absolutely and utterly incorrect. And yet, we listen intently to every forecast word they utter?
- 38 comments
- Read more
- 8225 reads
Guest Post: 2008 Again?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 14:44 -0400The so-called recovery is built on sand, and as stock markets climb and climb, and more traders and investors turn bullish, we come ever-closer to a new 2008-style collapse. Soaring markets, and soaring speculation. Big finance using loopholes to speculate bigger and harder. Mainstream financial journalists becoming more and more complacent about the "recovery". We've been here before. Isn't repeating the same behaviour and hoping for different results the very definition of insanity?
- 83 comments
- Read more
- 15877 reads
US Flu Epidemic Update: All Red
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 14:12 -0400We are not epidemiology experts, but something tells us the US flu (or is that communist?) epidemic is getting worse, not better.
- 286 comments
- Read more
- 22945 reads
GOP Proposal "Sure To Go Nowhere" In The Senate
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 14:20 -0400The market ramped, modestly, on the earlier news that the House would push the debt ceiling by three months with an implied budget/spending cut provision. That the market actually moved on this headline shows front and center just how clueless the algos doing all the trading truly are, because one doesn't need Politico to tell them that this proposal is absolutely DOA and is nothing but more theater. However, those who do need Politico to tell them that, here it is: "House Republicans will vote next week on a bill that would raise the nation's debt ceiling for three months and attach a provision that would stop pay for members of Congress if the Senate doesn't pass a budget, GOP officials said Friday. It's an attempt to force the Senate to lay out a spending plan, but is sure to go nowhere in the Democratic controlled upper chamber."
- 45 comments
- Read more
- 5793 reads
Guest Post: Money Velocity Free-Fall And Federal Deficit Spending
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 13:58 -0400- 71 comments
- Read more
- 11977 reads
Boehner To Obama: "No Budget, No Pay"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 13:38 -0400And the game continues as Speaker Boehner appears to be kicking the can across the corridor to the Senate (and implicitly the Democrats) as he quite specifically advises them that with no budget, there is no talk of debt-ceiling extensions. The principle is simple, he notes, "no budget, no pay." As Dow Jones reports, the 'compromise' deal is that the House will propose a three-month extension of the debt-ceiling in exchange for a budget (i.e. spending cuts from the Senate) - which of course is all but impossible given the years of inability to pass a budget anyway. Check to Obama (though we know the response)...
- 100 comments
- Read more
- 8760 reads
European Stocks End Week At Highs, Credit At Lows
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 13:01 -0400It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. That just about sums up the divergence of opinion among credit (bad) and equity (good) traders had as the week ended on a very sour note for bonds. Financials, which have seen nothing but compression and exuberance, have swung notably wider in the last 36 hours or so - as the spectre of the repayment of LTRO begins to show forth. Meanwhile, stocks are flatly ignoring that reality and close (broadly) at the highs of the week. Sovereigns in general trod water (+/-5bps) except for Spain which rallied 21bps (of course it did, the awesome bad loans data must have been the bad-is-good driver?). EURUSD also started to sag today back to its lows of the week - even as Swiss 2Y rates broke back above 0% for the first time in 9 months and Europe's VIX is stable at around 16%.
- 8 comments
- Read more
- 3043 reads
VIX Dumps To 13.00 As Stocks Catch Down To Risk
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 12:03 -0400UPDATE: VIX and SPX have recoupled
Given the compression in realized volatility and surge in stocks, it is not totally surprising that spot VIX would see some catch down compression. Sure enough, spot VIX just plunged to 13.00 (for the first time in almost 6 years). Stocks are falling as VIX is falling though - in a convergence from yesterday's gap-open. Longer-date VIX futures are also falling but not as much - implying further debt-ceiling deadline steepeners being laid out.
- 28 comments
- Read more
- 5997 reads
How JPMorgan's $5 Million Loss Rose 80-Fold In Minutes After "A Confrontation Between Traders"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 13:04 -0400"April 10 was the first trading day in London after the "London Whale" articles were published. When the U.S. markets opened (i.e., towards the middle of the London trading day), one of the traders informed another that he was estimating a loss of approximately $700 million for the day. The latter reported this information to a more senior team member, who became angry and accused the third trader of undermining his credibility at JPMorgan. At 7:02 p.m. GMT on April 10, the trader with responsibility for the P&L Predict circulated a P&L Predict indicating a $5 million loss for the day; according to one of the traders, the trader who circulated this P&L Predict did so at the direction of another trader. After a confrontation between the other two traders, the same trader sent an updated P&L Predict at 8:30 p.m. GMT the same day, this time showing an estimated loss of approximately $400 million. He explained to one of the other traders that the market had improved and that the $400 million figure was an accurate reflection of mark-to-market losses for the day."
- 92 comments
- Read more
- 14282 reads
If You Are Unemployed In These States, Move!
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 11:57 -0400According to Bloomberg's rankings (based on wealth disparity, average unemployment benefits, and overall unemployment pool), and somewhat confirming the food-divide discussion we had last night, the following states are the worst to live in if you are unemployed. Connecticut tops the list with its massive wealth disparity - more than one $200,000 household for every household earning less than $10,000. New York, California, and D.C. are close behind with Oregon and Alabama in 19th and 20th 'worst' place to be unemployed. Welcome to the bifurcated un-recovery.
- 147 comments
- Read more
- 26445 reads
IMF Sees Greek Funding Gap Up To €9.5 Billion in 2014
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 11:36 -0400All commentary at this point on the infinite monetary sinkhole of Southern Bavaria, f/k/a Greece (whose lack of privatization efforts have angered Mother Merkel, who is now demanding more Greek assets be sold to "willing buyers") is now worthless:
Has the IMF hired Armstrong yet?
- 40 comments
- Read more
- 4039 reads
AppleSoft: No, It Was Not Different This Time
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2013 11:18 -0400Back in late August, we presented a chart whose foresight and accuracy turned out to be so spot on, it scared even us. We asked: "With Apple overtaking Microsoft's 'peak-market-cap' and becoming the most 'valuable' company ever traded, we thought a reflection on what humans (as opposed to machines programmed by humans) did the last time a world-changing technology company went ubiquitous. Comparing AAPL's last few years to the run-up in MSFT's peak in 1999..." Or, in other words, "is it different this time?" Turns out, the answer is, No. It was not different this time. It never is.
- 87 comments
- Read more
- 12587 reads


text:
Find out more
Global banks, financial exchanges, multinational enterprise firms, healthcare providers and government agencies
all look to GTT to provide next-generation private Ethernet network and Internet solutions that are fast, secure and reliable.
Our global network provides a platform capable of extending your own network's
reach into new markets and opportunities through an array of services including metro Ethernet, global Ethernet Private Line, and IP connectivity reaching hundreds of partner networks around the world.
GTT is a premiere cloud network provider to enterprise, government and carrier customers in over 80 countries worldwide.
GTT provides customers with innovative connectivity solutions by utilizing our own network assets - linking over 100 Points of Presence across North America, Europe and Asia - and extending them through our 800 partners worldwide. Our Network as a Service proposition delivers flexible, reliable and scalable network infrastructure, capable of both public and secure private networking. We simplify network deployment by removing the complexity of multi-vendor solutions while offering the cost efficiencies of a single partner. For over 14 years GTT has provided world class project management, rapid service implementation and global 24/7 end-to-end solution monitoring and support.


text:
Search Apartments
How it Works
Log In
This listing is no longer active.
Add to Nestio
Pin It
1br, Park Slope, Brooklyn, $2,500
Report Error
Thoughtfully renovated to preserve prewar detail such as delicate latticework and moldings, this exquisite, landmarked residence just steps from Prospect Park offers a contemporary open layout with high-end finishes such as stone counters and stainless steel appliances. Pets accepted upon approval. Call today for your chance to view!
Got questions?
Contact agent
Fatima Amr
Ideal Properties Group
reviews of Fatima
Kate **** wrote...
The whole process of getting an apartment sucks. Brokers just want to be able to go to their bosses with a signed lease. CL has let us all down repeatedly. Going to a management company directly only really works in theory. You wish you could just meet a knowledgable, non-pushy, honest person to deal with. Fatima was all of that. Plus, after talking to her, you just want to be friends with her. One apartment viewing later, I was ready to just go get drinks with her and let the apartment find itself. I honestly didn't even care about the broker's fee. I went with the first apartment she showed me. After that - she made all the paperwork and e-mails as painless and possible for me. She even walked my returned deposit over to my new apartment. I hope she makes a bunch of money and is still a broker next time I'm looking for an apartment.
Dannie **** wrote...
Fatima was tremendously helpful in securing the apartment my boyfriend and I were interested in. She was on time to appointments and communicated often. When we had questions or concerns, she was available with answers. We put a $500 deposit down to hold the apartment but we were refunded the money upon signing the lease. Like others, we weren't ecstatic about the broker fees, but so goes apartment hunting in NYC. Fatima did exactly what we hoped she would do: find us an apartment we liked. You should ask for her by name when working with Ideal Properties.
» read all of Fatima 's reviews
Fatima 's apartments
Apartment Details
Web ID:
Listed for:
6 months
Jan. 15, 2013
Pets must be approved
In-Unit Laundry
Nearby Subway Stations
7 Av (0.18 mi)
15 St - Prospect Park (0.42 mi)
Renter's Guide
A comprehensive guide to renting in New York City.
View the guide
© Copyright Naked Apartments 2012
Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
Made in New York
Sign up
for even more features!
Email Notifications
Each morning we'll email the latest apartments matching your criteria.
Reverse Search
Get recommended listings and offers from agents and landlords.
Apartments we think you'll like, based on your profile.
Sign Up (it's FREE!)
Already have an account?
Log in
Sign up
to save your favorite listings!
Your favorite listings in one place!
Click the save button, save the listing. Simple. Unsave the listing by clicking the save button again. Still simple.
Sign Up (it's FREE!)
Already have an account?
Log in
Sign up
to save your common searches!
Save time: Save your searches
Save searches by neighborhood, price, amenities, whatever. No need to 'select' everything again.
Sign Up (it's FREE!)
Already have an account?
Log in
Sign up
to work with top NYC agents!
Work with the best
We've created a Hall of Fame of some of the best agents on our site, based on things like listing quality, response time, reviews, and more.
Sign Up (it's FREE!)
Already have an account?
Log in
Sign up
to review agents!
Know who you're dealing with
Our review system helps renters assess agents before working with them. We require that renters sign up before submitting reviews to verify the legitimacy of all reviews.
Sign Up (it's FREE!)
Already have an account?
Log in
Sign up and save this listing!
Your saved listings all in one place!
Learn more
about Naked Apartments
Sign Up (it's FREE)


text:
Computer Software
Newest PC Software Reviews
Software Review: Corel Paintshop Photo Pro X3, Software Review: Corel Digital Studio 2010, Corel ...
See newest reviews
Corel Paintshop Photo Pro X3
Pop Photo
- Excerpt: Corel's paintshop Photo Pro, now in version X3, has long been a compelling image editor. It offers Windows users sophisticated adjustment tools, as well as fast fixes and fun projects.
- Read Full Review
Corel Digital Studio 2010
Pop Photo
- Excerpt: It may surprise you that one of the best new imaging programs offers fewer tools than most. But Corel's Digital Studio 2010 ($100, direct) will prove more useful to many photographers for just that reason. With a streamlined, clean interface, it lets PC users easily and quickly edit photos and videos, and share them via e-mail, Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube.
- Read Full Review
Corel Corporation Painter 11
- Excerpt: The Good Many tools that can be modified. Emulates many artistic surfaces, tools, and techniques. Works well with Wacom tablets. Additional brushes available on the Internet. Downloadable 30-day trial version.
- Pros: Many tools that can be modified. Emulates many artistic surfaces, tools, and techniques. Works well with Wacom tablets. Additional brushes available on the Internet. D...
- Cons: Expensive. Heavy learning curve.
- Read Full Review
Hands On: Windows Home Server 2011 Release Candidate Review [DELETED]
- Excerpt: Microsoft has released the final Beta of Windows Home Server 2011, previously code name Vail. This review will document our hands on experience with the new Beta, discuss the changes from the previous Beta release, and present suggestions as to how to install and manage the server. Alas, Drive Extender has been removed from all [...
- Read Full Review
Adobe Dreamweaver CS6
PC Magazine
- Conclusion: Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 is far away the world?s most powerful Web editor, though it's a little rougher around the edges than its admittedly less-capable, Windows-only...
- Pros: Built-in support for building browser-based apps for phones and tablets in addition to traditional websites. GUI tools for every major technology currently used on the...
- Cons: Complex interface that sometimes requires editing in raw code. Not easy to build in alternatives to Flash for Flash-blocking platforms like iOS.
- Read Full Review


text:
On Wednesday morning, just across the street from the new Richmond County courthouse, a 64-year-old retired health and life insurance agent sold his first hot dog.
Marty Gordon of Martin's Hot Dogs said he never planned to open a hot dog cart — but it was a calling he couldn't ignore.
"Two years ago, God says to me, 'feed the children,'" Gordon said. "Ten days later, I got the same thing, but stronger."
So he started looking for an outlet, and only a short time later discovered an article about a summer food program for children in need.
"I kept thinking … what happens when they're not at school?" Gordon said. "I can't have a freezer full of steaks, chicken … things like that and know a child is hungry."
Gordon stumbled upon Northview Harvest Ministries, a program that later fronted the Restoring Hope Center, and was based out of Laurinburg.
"I had no job, so I made my own," Gordon said.
Through the ministry, Gordon found a direction for his calling — and now he sells hot dogs to donate a portion of his profit to children in need.
"Every week, 10 percent of my money goes to children," Gordon said.
Martin's Hot Dogs began in Laurinburg, just a block and a half away from the courthouse, where it stayed in business for about two years. Gordon, originally from Baltimore, Md., said he recently moved to Rockingham, and was spending around $150 in gas to drive the distance.
One day, a local Rockingham attorney (and frequent customer of Gordon) suggested he move his cart to Rockingham.
"So I looked for another location," Gordon said as he sat on a plastic cooler beneath a colorful umbrella on Thursday morning. "I went to Kenneth Goodman and he talked with me and gave me this spot."
Goodman, owner of R.W. Goodman furniture company, said he sees the vendor as a worthy cause.
"It's a novelty in one way," Goodman said. "You see a lot of street vendors in larger cities and (Gordon has) a good idea. He wanted to know if he could use a space in the lot. He's trying to do something entrepreneurial so I thought it was a great way to help him out … It also provides a service, to some degree, to the community. Somebody's downtown looking for a quick bite to eat, and it just adds one more way to do that."
And to Gordon, the business is no joke.
"I work hard at getting the best products I can," he said. "My hot dogs are all beef. My chili is all beef."
The new vendor even admits to having a few secret recipes.
"I've been cooking for 40 years," he said. "I never wanted to be a cook, but I just enjoy cooking … You give somebody something good and they'll come back."
Gordon said he is hopeful that this business will be a success.
"We're here for a purpose," he said. "Life will take you down many different roads. It's what's inside you that will come out … I'm selling hot dogs and feeding kids. That's why I wake up in the morning. That's my mission right now."
The new hot dog stand is located in the R.W. Goodman parking lot on East Franklin Street, directly across from the new courthouse, and is open between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
— Staff Writer Mallory Brown can be reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 18, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
With nearly 64 percent of the votes in Congressional District 20, Joaquín Castro won the seat being vacated by the long-serving Charlie Gonzalez who is retiring at the end of this term.
San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro introduced his brother, Joaquín as a newly-elected congressman, saying that he will be a breath of fresh air in Washington, D.C.
Early returns had Pre-K 4 SA in a dead heat in early voting numbers, but votes supporting the measure gained ground as the election-day results were tallied.
The crowd at the Castro election headquarters was jubilant as Mayor Julián Castro said early in the evening that he believed the measure would pass, "and I think San Antonians have made the right decision tonight."
(Update: 12:10 a.m.) About 95 percent of precincts have been counted and Campbell is maintaining 66 percent of the vote to Courage's 34 percent; safe to say that this race is over.
(Update: 10:30 p.m.) With 72 percent of the vote counted, Campbell has 66 percent of the vote and looks to have this race easily won.
(Update: 8:50 p.m.) Texas Secretary of State's Office showing Campbell with 67 percent of the vote, effectively holding on to her commanding lead in early voting.
(Update: 12:00 a.m) Nearly 90 percent of the votes counted now and Doggett looks to be the winner still holding about 63 percent of the vote.
(Update: 10:30 p.m.) With 66 percent of the vote now counted, Doggett is maintaining 63 percent of the vote.
(Update: 9:00 p.m.) Texas Secretary of State's Office showing Doggett with about 63 percent of the vote, carrying the lead out of early voting, where he led by a nearly two to one margin.
During this 30th year anniversary, I have had several people ask me if it has felt like thirty years, and the answer is yes and no. When I think back to all the improvements to the station and the additions to the library it does feel like three decades, but in time spent presenting this great music, it hasn't seemed that long at all.
Another question that comes up is, 'What was it like to get the station on the air?'
Inside the Fenwick Elementary School cafeteria, elections officials set up a table with ballots ready to hand out to the youngest of the nation's patriots, student voters. Here the elementary children cast their ballots in a mock election, while in the nearby gym, adults are doing the real thing.
"I firmly believe that we have fought to have the right to vote and to choose our representatives," said Dr. Tambrey Ozuna, who is the principal at Fenwick. "And I want my students to take that message with them when they get older. I want them to have that instilled in them."
San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro and District 4 Councilman Rey Saldaña are going the distance for a program they say is going to change the educational trajectory of the city.
Starting from Lions Field Park on Broadway, children from the George Gervin Academy helped the two start the run, where 5,700 of their steps represent the number of San Antonio's four year olds that are not currently served by a quality, full-day pre-kindergarten program.
News coming across the web that American composer Elliott Carter has passed. At 103, he just received honors from France, world premieres around the globe, and a new recording of his Cello Concerto.


text:
your bag: 0 item(s)
Hi Michael, Just letting you know that I have received the suitcases. Can't thank you enough for all your help and prompt service.
The garment bag arrived. Thank you for your excellent service A little over twelve hours since the order was placed.FANTASTIC
I received both bag and the fabulous scales this morning. I hadnt realised the scales are so compact and practical. I will be sure to recommend your services to my friends and colleagues.
Hi Michael, I just wanted to thank you for the great service you provided. I recieved my suitcases this afternoon when I came home at 5pm. Thank you once again for your quick and prompt service. Wish you all the best.
Goods recieved with thanks. Fantastic service 10/10
Just a note to tell you how impressed I am with the fabulous service you provide. The bag I ordered Sunday was delivered this morning. I originally ordered this bag from another site 3 weeks ago with the promise it would arrive in time for xmas delivery but on Sunday I was advised it did not have th...
Hi Michael, Just a quick one to thank you for my luggage. Well priced, immediate delivery and a free Victorinox flask?! Very impressed.
I would like to congratulate the staff at Bags to Go Bundall store for their great service. All staff friendly and helpful!
Hello Michael Thank you so much for all your help. Your customer service is excellant. I just wish that there was one of your stores nearer to us. I am sure that if I saw all the products that you carry I would be spending more money with your company. I will recommend that anyone wanting to buy l...
Hi Michael Just a quick note to thank you and Julia for your excellent customer service. I received my purple Delsey and love it. Not only am I thrilled with my suitcase but also the fact that you called and followed up on my order enquiry, as well as price matched after the purchase had been proces...
Amanda, I wanted to thank you for your amazing service. The original order was received in Sydney within 2 days. When I decided to return and exchange my item, nothing was a problem for you. I had the product returned, replaced and delivered to me within 5 days. I really can't believe the level of s...
Amazing savings & service! Luggage on sale at large department store was not available however was advised to visit their other stores at far away locations - .Bags to Go had exactly same product for $30 cheaper than the already 40% off sale price in department store. An online order was placed ...
Just wanted to say thanks for the best price in town and excellent service from start to finish.
Also, how can we submit our testimonial in your website?, we want to do so in your website as well.
We want to say:
"We highly recommend that any body who is looking to buy: Bags, Packs or luggage that they buy from Bags to Go.
Bags to go were completely approachable, professional and prompt w...
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your early response.
Should there be others, I will have no hesitation in recommending them to you!!
Your cart is empty. Browse our products here


text:
Beautiful fixtures, timely arrival, best prices!! ... read more
Two Light Bronze Island Light
The Geometric Lines Of This Collection Offer Harmonious Symmetry With A Sophisticated Contemporary Appeal. A Perfect Complement For Kitchens, Billiard Parlors, Or Any Area That Requires Direct Lighting. Featured In Satin Nickel With White Marbleized Glass Or Aged Bronze Finish With Tea Stained Brown Swirl Glass. Ext: 12 Inches
Width: 31
Height: 26
Bulb Base: MED
Bulb #: 2
Wattage: 75
Copyright 2010 lightingandlocks.com. All Rights Reserved.
eCommerce Design by Solid Cactus.


text:
Art City Looks: Karin Wolf on Thornton Dial
Here is another in our series of videos featuring the Art City contributors talking about the art they love. In this installment, Karin Wolf, the arts administrator for the City of Madison, talks about her "go to" piece at the Milwaukee Art Museum.Journey's appeal goes on and on and on
Typically a nearly four-decade-old band on its fourth lead singer (fifth, if you count the brief run of a touring vocalist) should barely be able to fill clubs, let alone headline arenas.
But an exception has been made for Journey and its latest lead singer, Arnel Pineda.
That's what happens when your 1981 hit "Don't Stop Believin' " - an impossible-to-resist rock ballad that speaks to the small town girl and city boy inside all of us - enjoys an incredible resurrection in the new millennium as the anthem for Tony Soprano, those "Glee" kids and a number of major sports teams. »Read Full Article(2)
Quilted Bear in Germantown closes
The Quilted Bear, a longtime restaurant and banquet hall at N111-W18611 Mequon Road in Germantown, closed unexpectedly early this week.
"The Quilted Bear is closed. We wish to thank you for your past patronage," the telephone recording at the restaurant said Friday. It also said messages wouldn't be returned.
With its 17-acre grounds, gazebo and pond, the restaurant has been a popular spot for wedding receptions for decades. The Quilted Bear was built in 1983, according to Journal Sentinel files. Ownership has changed over the years; the most recent owners were Kathy and Dean Kohnke. »Read Full Blog Post(15)
The Pub in Oconomowoc reopens
the Pub at 114 N. Main St. in Oconomowoc is open for business again.
With repairs of smoke and water damage complete after a July fire in a neighboring building,The Irish pub, owned by Aelred and Bernadette Gannon, began serving drinks last week. Tuesday, the kitchen returned to work.
The Pub is open Monday through Saturday; the bar opens at 4 p.m., and the kitchen is open 5 to 9 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Residents rally for Milwaukee's oldest house
Mary Kamps was driving through Estabrook Park in late summer and spotted the little house with the white pillars. She drives by often. But on this day she was inspired to stop.
"I had not been to see it for 20 years," she said of the home, the oldest documented house in Milwaukee. "So I thought I'd stop and read the little sign and just take a look at the place."
She's glad she did. The roof was caving in. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Waukesha considers naming school after Les Paul
A Waukesha school may join the list of Les Paul-branded landmarks across the city.
Sue Baker, program director of the Les Paul Foundation, said she sent a request to School District of Waukesha Superintendent Todd Gray a couple of months ago to name a school after the Waukesha-born guitar icon.
"They've all been very positive all along the way," Baker said. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
UWM serves 'Lear' with a Russian twist
At the beginning of the "King Lear" now on stage at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - a collaboration with the Massachusetts-based Shakespeare & Company - naked scaffolding is wrapped in white sheets, shaped to suggest the classical facade of an ordered world.
During the ensuing three hours, that thin disguise will be torn asunder, piece by tattered piece - much as Lear himself is stripped of his clothes and illusions.
One of the strengths of director Rebecca Holderness' vision is its relentless focus on this big picture, reinforced by her decision to set this production in 1906 Russia - one year after the bloody 1905 Revolution that foreshadowed the cataclysm to come. »Read Full Article
Nominate art for the Christmas Day front page
Five years ago, the Journal Sentinel began a tradition by offering readers the gift of art on Christmas Day. In the space normally reserved for the top news of the day, we present readers with a work of art by a Wisconsin artist.
Last year, from nearly 100 nominated artworks, we selected Debbie Callahan's "Madonna and Child" for its emotional and visual presence. For centuries, artists have explored the nature of love and suffering through the story of Mary and Jesus, and it was wonderful for us to find a lovely example from a working Milwaukee artist. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
How to make Twinkies at home
announcement that Hostess Brands is declaring bankruptcy has those addicted to its snack foods in a state of high dudgeon. How, they ask, will we get our Twinkies fix?
TheEspecially now, joked someone on Twitter, that two states have legalized marijuana.
Well, as the video below demonstrates you can make your own Twinkies at home. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Caroling, critters join in 'Hope's Lights' celebration
public "Hope's Lights" party to help homeless animals will be held at its Milwaukee and Ozaukee campuses.
The Wisconsin Humane Society's freeThe Hope's Lights celebrations will be Dec. 1 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the WHS Ozaukee Campus Saukville and Dec. 2 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Wisconsin Humane Society, 4500 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee
In addition to the display of thousands of lights, the celebration will include treats, a program featuring animal guests of honor, tours of WHS and the children's "Gosling Guild" group caroling throughout the building. »Read Full Article
Kanpai's Japanese fusion small plates worth a cheer
Kanpai, which means "cheers" in Japanese.
I think of a Japanese izakaya as a casual place, a tavern with some snacky food to supplement drinks. That's not quite how I'd describe the stylishThe Third Ward restaurant, which opened in the former Nanakusa space, made some changes to the room's décor, but it's still polished and modern. And so are the fusion small plates, meant to be shared. That's the izakaya side of it. But Kanpai also has a full sushi menu, with a dizzying number of rolls (50, by my quick count).
It seems that most Kanpai guests go for the sushi, but the small plates shouldn't be missed. That side of the menu consistently delivered great flavors on prettily composed plates. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: Of silver white winters and other fave things
"Sound of Music" primer in Weekend Cue. How many favorite things can you name?
Come dressed in your playclothes. Because Skylight Music Theatre's production of one of the most delightful musicals of all time, "The Sound of Music," is about to open, and we want you to join in its spirit. You all have permission to sing as you refresh your memories of this beloved musical with ourAnother question: When you're dealing with an icon like Abraham Lincoln, how do you distill the man from the myth? Spielberg's film "Lincoln" attempts to do just that. But does Spielberg succeed? Find out what movie critic Duane Dudek thinks in his review of this new epic.
Vampire fans aren't afraid of the dark; they're afraid of what might happen to their beloved "Twilight" characters. Dudek checks out the latest in the franchise: "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn- Part 2." »Read Full Blog Post


text: Get ready for the sexiest night in town where you?ll be seduced by impeccable sounds from celebrated DJs and distinctive live bands, sultry burlesque dancers, powerful signature drinks, and impressive décor all under one amazing roof. Beginning Friday, August 1st, 2008 the Downtown La Renaissance heats up with the Grand Opening of Friday?S at Bordello. Formerly known as Little Pedro?s, Bordello flirts with the notorious past of its infamous location as the oldest bar and brothel in Downtown Los Angeles by reflecting its legendary status as a theater of the unusual and provocative. Situated in Downtown?s Artist district, characterized to be much like New York?s SoHo district, Bordello combines the city?s old glamour with the likes of today?s high-profile talent. Start your weekend off right with an unforgettable happy hour beginning at 4 PM and lasting until 7 PM. Tickle your palette with specialty drinks, along with your favorite scrumptious treats. On Friday, August 1st, roar in delight with the happy hour?s dollar menu, where you can even indulge in $1 shots! When you?re ready for an exquisite night, get amped up as LA?s local favorite Herick Hell spins his special musical selections from 9 PM-2 AM. Herick Hell joined the nightlife arena in 1985 and quickly positioned himself as a trendsetter in the dance music scene. As a founding member of Go Ventures (which continues to provide the largest electronic dance festivals, boasting well over 40,000 people at each event), Herick was one of the first DJ's to spearhead the electronic dance movement or "rave" scene in the late 80's, early 90's. He was the exclusive Los Angeles DJ to serve as a resident at the famed Bananas nightclub in Ensenada during the peak of their success, with legendary 12-hour sets that rocked party-goers from all over the world. His fame grew to such great heights that he sold out world-renowned Hollywood Paladium, Shrine Auditorium and countless other venues. In the late 1990's he switched his focus from large-scale events to the 21 & over club scene. He helped create the soundtrack for the most influential club of the L.A. "Fashionista" era, The Mission, now known as Vertigo's. Herick continues to play to capacity crowds on a weekly basis and still finds the time to travel to the biggest and best events throughout Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and the bay area, including special features on the Style Network and The Peter Project. For Friday night birthday parties, celebrations, or other bookings at Bordello, call the wickedly gorgeous Loriann Valencia at 626.354.9033. Considered the ?madam to the club goers of Los Angeles,? Loriann Valencia has helped set the bar high for the social network of the city?s nightlife. Boasting impressive credentials from hotspots throughout the La area, Loriann has hosted renowned clubs such as: Element, Basque, Social, Bordello, Minx, Crazy Horse, White Lotus, Ritual, Avalon, The Flat Lounge, Vanguard, and Cabana Club. She?s also a sought-after spokeswoman and event planner. Loriann has successfully planned high-profile festivities, such as: the Grand Prix of Long Beach, San Jose, Houston, and Denver, and numerous Bench Warmer events. In addition to being one of the top event planners, Loriann is also a talented model, having appeared in favorite ads for: GM Motors, Kix Cereal, PFF Bank Campaign, and Bench Warmer. Recently, Loriann wed famed DJ Herick Hell and combined their talents to form their own dynamic nightlife, entertainment, and event-planning venture. Herick and Loriann are co-producing Friday?S at Bordello along with ?Dino,? Ken Black, ?Chunkeebutt and B,? Amber Dee, Stevie D, and Aj Productions. Bordello is located at 901 E. 1st St. Los Angeles, CA 90012 From all directions: Take the 101 Freeway, exit Alameda St. Head south to 1st St. Make a left. On Vignes St. make a left. Bordello is at the corner of 1st St. and Vignes St. Valet parking is located directly in front of the venue. See you Friday?S at Bordello for the ultimate seduction. Music: House music and burlesque show weekly


text:
Search | Bookstore Home | GSA Home | Help
# of Items: 0 $0.00/$0.00
Russian scholars have long considered Mikhail Lomonosov to have been a true giant among eighteenth-century scientists and scholars, and Russian historians of science consider On the Strata of the Earth to be his most important contribution to geology. Published in 1763, this work predates James Hutton's celebrated Theory of the Earth by a quarter century, with provocative similarities and insightful differences. Regrettably, relatively few people beyond the borders of Russia have been able to read what Lomonosov wrote, so his views on rock-forming processes and Earth history have languished in obscurity. In this first English translation of Lomonosov's On the Strata of the Earth, the translators have transformed Lomonosov's descriptions and interpretations of the materials, morphology, processes, and history of the Earth into accessible English, while preserving his voice and the flavor of his style.
If you cannot find a particular product, it may be due to low inventory. Please contact GSA Sales & Service, +1-888-443-4472 (toll-free in US); +1-303-357-1000, option 3; firstname.lastname@example.com, for availability information.
Alternatively, many out-of-print books may be found at GSA Online Publications. To locate the book online, please visit www.gsapubs.org.
Thanks for visiting the GSA Bookstore!


text:
Cash or cheque
If you prefer to pay your bill by cash or cheque, you can do so:
- At most banks and financial institutions
- By mail (using the address on your bill envelope)
- Or at a local Bell World store (by cheque only)
You will need your original bill. As well, there is usually an administrative fee charged by the banks.
Last Updated:06/08/2012
Online through MyBell
The quickest and easiest way to pay your bill is to log in to MyBell and make a credit card payment.
Using your credit card, you have the option to make a one-time payment or monthly pre-authorized payments.
- Log in to MyBell.
- Click on Make a payment.
- Fill in the amount you'd like to pay and your credit card information.
- Click Submit.
Last Update:06/08/2012
Online through my bank
From your bank's Web site, you can log in and pay your bills online.If you haven't registered for your bank's Internet banking, have your Bell One Bill handy because you'll need your Bell account number.
Bank of Montreal
National Bank
Caisse Populaire Desjardins
Royal Bank
Scotia Bank
Laurentian Bank
HSBC Bank Canada
TD Canada Trust
Last Update:06/08/2012
Pre-authorized chequing plan
The most convenient way to pay is by pre-authorized payment from your bank account. Your bill will be automatically paid on time, every time. This will save you time, postage and late fees.
How it works
- You'll continue to receive monthly statements (paper or electronic) detailing all charges.
- The total amount due is deducted automatically from your bank account every month, 18 days after your statement billing date.
How to sign up
You can sign up online in minutes. All you'll need is your banking information, a My Bell profile, and a recent One Bill.
NOTE: Your financial information is 100% secure.
If you ever want to change your payment information or cancel your automatic payments, you can make changes quickly and easily online.
Last Update:06/08/2012
Pre-authorized credit card plan
You can set up regular pre-authorized payments from the card of your choice.
With our pre-authorized credit card program, your bill will be paid automatically – on time, every time. This will save you time, postage and late fees. Plus, you can:
- Earn points if you use a credit card with a rewards program
- Get up to 30 additional days to pay your Bell One Bill (as part of your credit card payment, when your credit card bill is due)
How it works
- Each month, we automatically charge the total amount of your monthly bill to the credit card you have provided.
- Your credit card will be charged within seven business days after the bill date.
To sign up for pre-authorized credit card payments, you need to register for or log in to My Bell, and then register for our e-bill service. If you're already registered, click log in the top right corner.
Changes and cancellations
You can make changes to your pre-authorized credit card plan by logging into My Bell. You or Bell can cancel your pre-authorized payment agreement at any time, with proper notification.
- Upon termination, any balance owing must be paid directly to Bell.
- Cancelling your pre-authorized payments does not cancel your Bell services and you are responsible for any past, present or future amounts owing.
- It is your responsibility to ensure that the credit card information you provide us is up to date and accurate. If your credit card expires while you are subscribed to the pre-authorized credit card plan, you must notify us right away to keep your account in good standing.
- Please allow 10 to 15 days for us to process your agreement or update.
Last Update:06/08/2012
Cash or cheque
If you prefer to pay your bill by cash or cheque, you can do so:
- At most banks and financial institutions
- By mail (using the address on your bill envelope)
- Or at a local Bell World store (by cheque only)
You will need your original bill. As well, there is usually an administrative fee charged by the banks.
Last Update:06/08/2012
Related Articles
- How to pay my mobile phone bill?
- How to pay my Home phone bill
- How to understand my One Bill
- How to understand and pay my mobile phone bill?
- What is the difference between One Bill and e-bill?
- What is One Bill and how does it work?
- How long does it take for my Bell Mobility payment to be processed?
- How to understand my Bell Mobility bill
- How to sign up for Bell One Bill


text:
- Home Photo Galleries Photo
- Dodgeball at AG Waters
- Posted Feb. 1, 2013 midnight
- Students from AG Waters Middle School in action playing dodgeball to raise money and awareness for Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
More Photo Galleries
Subscribe to our print edition for extra features and to our website for full digital access.
- Top Stories
- Michael Shaw: Who inspires you to be healthier and live greater?
- Local residents among honorees at 'Our Community Salutes&...
- Sussex County duo busted with heroin near Odessa
- Police: Middletown woman found with nearly 450 bags of heroin
- Townsend to hold community-wide yard sale Saturday
- New Castle County finance officer from Middletown honored for a...
- Md. man seriously injured when car struck by truck, bus on Rout...
- Newark man killed in single-vehicle crash near Odessa
- NCCo councilman hands out grants to local organizations
- Middletown man charged with dumping in wildlife area
- Before giving up on fitness goals, see if you've made the...
- Read more top stories


text:
The Budin chemicals industry and trade limited commenced opearations in 1986 with sales and marketing of flexo and rotogravure printing inks and masterbatches.Together with the experience it then gained within the sector, Budin has commenced producing its own quality PE based masterbatches in 2002.
Budin has continuously bettered its quality of colored PE based masterbatches since commencing production in 2002. Customer satisfaction and quality production is the main drive behind Budin's growing success.By investing tachnological innovations and maintainning best quality principle,in a short period of time Budin has become one of the most trusted institutions in the sector.Thanks to its dynamic and innovative structure, İt has expanded its sales network beyond the aegean region and onto a wider international market with the aid of its agents in various cities in Turkey and around the world.
Thanks to its fast loyal,economic,pre and post sale technical support,Budin Works as a customer oriented Company. Our main principle is to provide our customers with the best service whilst keeping a close eye on the innovations in the packagıng sector.With the aid of its experienced and Professional staff members, Budin has reached a production capacity of around 3,000 tons per year.
Budin Masterbatches display excellent coloring of LDPE – HDPE and PP raw materials and is especially successful in the fields of film, injection, blow moulding, and pipe production. Besides its technical service, Budin is also able to provide technical data sheets, quality control certificates and food approval sheets for its related products.


text:
1. | steel | ||
A handgun. You carryin' steel?
2. | steel | ||
A fucking piece of metal thats strong. ...Stronger than you, I bet. This piece of steel is fucking owning me!
3. | steel | ||
rare but awesome surname steels are better than everyone else person 1 - "dude what's your surname?".. person 2 - "..steel".. person 1 - "wow you the best man"
4. | steel | ||
n. Penis, dick, cock. I brought that lil' honey home, started kissing on her, and then whipped out the steel, and we went all night long.
5. | Steel | ||
A weapon, typically a knife or blade of 2-6 inches easily concealed but also pertaining to any weapon made of metal, usually bladed from a trench spike to a sword. Can also be used to describe a handgun From Kill Bill:
Hattori Hanzo: What brings you to Okinawa? The Bride: I'm here to see a man. Hattori Hanzo: Oh yeah? You have a friend living in Okinawa? The Bride: Not quite. Hattori Hanzo: Not a friend? The Bride: I've never met him. Hattori Hanzo: Never? Who is he, may I ask? The Bride: Hattori Hanzo. Hattori Hanzo: Serious, switches to Japanese What do you want with Hattori Hanzo? The Bride: Japanese I need Japanese steel. Hattori Hanzo: Japanese Why do you need Japanese steel? The Bride: Japanese I have vermin to kill. Hattori Hanzo: English You must have big rats if you need Hattori Hanzo's steel. The Bride: English ... Huge. |
6. | steel | ||
A hard, strong, durable, malleable alloy of iron and carbon, with bits of other stuff in it like carbon, maganese, chromium, nickel, molybdenum, copper, tungsten, cobalt, silicon or a bunch of other impressive-sounding hard things. Its normally used to make structures and other stuff you want to be some-what durable. It also makes your product sound much more safe and cool, like the whole "New-Steel" thing in cars. To ensure maximum safety and durability, all fisher price products will now be produced from the New-Steel.
7. | Steel | ||
A steel is a male figure from the south, Who plays too much games on myspace, and watches far too much porn, he likes to copy and paste also. Stop being a steel and get the fuck off the laptop homo!


text: Turn your bedroom into a calm, comfortable space using Smart Furniture. Our Design on Demand service allows you to create custom bookshelves, bedroom wall units, bedside tables, bedroom shelves, and clothing storage units. By using our award winning building block system, you will be able to create custom designed bedroom furniture with modern appeal. Smart Furniture's component based shelving units are simple to assemble without the use of tools, fit any unique shape or space, and can be easily reconfigured to meet your home's changing needs. Want an L-shaped bedroom shelving unit? Smart Furniture can help. Design your own bedroom wall unit, bookcase, or bedroom shelf- the options available to you are limitless.


text:
Contents |
In the past, a QA contact marked a feature with a yes/no statement and a checklist. This does not add any useful information to the process and provides little useful feedback for the feature owner. The objective of this document is to lay down guidelines for feature testability comments that will allow for discussion about test development with the feature owner.
Current testability analysis provides no real value. Marking a feature as testable does not mean that an adequate test can be written from the description. The process of marking a feature as testable will now require feedback from the feature owner. This will introduce an extra step to the process. The process now looks like this:
The testability checklist can be found here: Feature Testability Checklist
The QA Contact should analyze the feature description and compare it to the requirements of the Testability Checklist. A yes/no verdict should be supplied (in the comment), and, (especially if the verdict is no) a justification should be provided for the verdict. If the feature cannot be tested, suggesting a method to rectify the situation is strongly suggested.
In general, the person who would know how best to test a feature is the feature developer themselves. The suggested way to get their input about the feature and have the information easily accessible is to suggest a test while commenting on the testability.
The suggested test can consist of a name and/or a test description.
By suggesting a test to the feature developer, the barriers for participating in the test development process are lowered. While the test developer may not have time or be inclined to describe a test on their own, if a test is suggested, they can easily comment on the suggested test. This makes it easier to catch a misinterpretation of the feature in an early stage, and can allow for better, more complete, tests.
A feature should only be marked as Testable after the feature owner has confirmed that the test is adequate to test his/her feature.
By suggesting a test (especially with a test case name), feature verification will be easier as all the information required for feature verification is already present in the feature bugzilla.
This template is suggested for use when commenting features:
Testability statement as per: http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/TestabilityChecklist 1. Can I write a test based on the information in this description? Yes/No. Comment? 2. Are relevant technology parameters available (Sample rates, Bit Rates, supported picture sizes, etc.) described? Yes/No. Comment? 3. For Core OS: Is API Under test defined clearly? Yes/No. Comment? Summary: Testability is OK/not OK. Required from assignee to fix Testability: List here if Testability is NOT OK QA Proposed test as per: http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/Testability-commenting Test would ... If ... the test would pass. Feature Assignee: Please confirm if this test is adequate to verify that the feature works. The feature has been marked as not testable. Testability will be set to 'Yes' after the Feature Assignee has commented on the test.
By allowing a little more time for testability studies, feature owners/developers can be provided with a clear view on the testing of their feature. This can help avoid misunderstandings with regard to feature functions and can make feature verification easier.