text:
Slub Jersey Polo
Polo in slub jersey with short sleeves, a classic collar and a button placket. This polo is a special dyed product with a logo on the chest. Made from 100% cotton.
- Composition: 100% Cotton
- Color: Red
- Article number: 90380301_182
Shipping and return information
- €4.95 — Free shipping on orders over €50,-
- Ruil- en retourbeleid
Returns and exchangesIf you are not satisfied, for whatever reason, with your online purchase, you can return the unused products. Products have to be returned within 14 days after the date on which the order was received. Unfortunately we cannot accept any returned products which were not purchased in the No-Excess.com web shop and neither can products which were purchased via our webshop be exchanged or returned at a store.
How can I return a product?
You can find the return form in your package. In case it's missing: Download and print the return from below and ship it with your return Click to download the return form Return address: NO EXCESS B.V. Maroastraat 79 1060 LG Amsterdam The Netherlands Note: Complete the form completely!
Can I exchange a product?
Unfortunately we cannot exchange your returned products. If you would like a different size, colour or product, you can place a new order in our webshop. The new order will then be delivered to you the following day (provided there are no problems at the delivery firm).
Does it cost anything to return products?
You can return the products to us by post. You will have to pay the immediate costs of returning the products. We recommend that you use a courier service which ensures the value of the products which your return. Always ask for a track & trace code when returning products. Without this code we will not be able to help you in the event that the products are lost by the delivery firm.
When will I receive the amount I paid for the returned products?
All goods will be inspected upon receipt. Products must be returned undamaged and must still bear the original labels. After the return has been approved, you will receive an email confirming that the amount will be refunded within 14 days to the account you used for the original purchase. You should take account of the fact that the speed of credit card refunds are always dependent on processes at your bank.
What should I do if the incorrect amount has been refunded?
Please contact our customer service department. We will try to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
How do I return a defective product?
Our products have been carefully put together and are of a high quality. However, a fault may have occurred during manufacturing. If you think that the product is defective, please tell us immediately what is wrong and attach a photo to your message. Please note that, if products you have received are defective or damaged, you must inform us within a reasonable period after the defect or damage has been discovered. If a product exhibits defects or manufacturing faults upon receipt, you can return the product to us at our expense by filling in the returns form. We will reimburse the costs of returning a defective product. Please send a copy of the consignment note, including the track & trace code and the package returns number to email@example.com. After the return has been approved, you will receive an email confirming that the amount will be refunded within a couple of days to the account you used for the original purchase. If you have a problem or complaint about a product that you bought in a store, we recommend that you contact the store in question. Contact information relating to our sales outlets can be found in our Store Finder. You can also submit a complaint via the European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform. The ODR Platform can be found at: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/
Can I keep my free gift when I want to return an item?
In case you want to return a complete order you also have to return the free gift you received during our giveaway promotion. Failing to return the gift could result in an extra charge. In case you want to return an item from your order but the order total remains above the minimum order amount required to obtain the gift, you can keep the gift and no extra costs will be charged.
Return conditions
- Returned products are not accepted if not accompanied by a valid returns number.
- The products are your own responsibility until they have been received in our warehouse.
- All goods will be inspected upon receipt. Products must be returned undamaged and must still bear the original labels.
- If products have been damaged or are in an unacceptable state, this will result in deductions on your repayments in connection with the product's loss of value.
- NO EXCESS reserves the right to refuse returns which have been reported or sent back outside the set deadline, or items of clothing which are not in the same condition as when we sent them out.
Related products


text:
The Abbey is ranked 29th in the latest GCAA/Bridgestone Division II Coaches Poll. The Crusaders put together a solid fall season that saw it win its home tournament, the Checkered Flag Shootout, posting a ten-over 298. Timms was the leader in the fall, posting a team-best 73.43 stroke average in seven rounds, including a low round of 70. At the end of the fall season, longtime coach and 2006 CVAC Coach of the Year Doug Ehmann resigned and was replaced by women's coach Jim Haughey. Haughey and the Crusaders look to continue the fall success as they move into 2007.
Rounding out the golf preseason poll 4-10 were: Coker,
Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference Pre-Season Coaches' Poll
(First place votes in parenthesis)
9. Queens University of Charlotte 19
2007 CVAC "Preseason Players to Watch" List
(As selected by the member institutions)
Name: School: Year: Highlights:
Adam Sheriff
Freshman of the Year
Kyle Post Barton College Fr. Won once and led Barton in fall with 73.6 avg.
Nick Nosewicz Barton College Sr. Avg. 74.7 in fall, currently rated 8th in region
Kasey Timms
Conor Tomlinson
Chris Marsh Coker Fr.
Eric Hinson Lees-McRae Fr.
Paul Butler Limestone Sr. '06 All-CVAC Honorable Mention
Mick Moberg Mount Olive Jr. '06 All-CVAC 2nd Team
Chris Bitzenhofer Mount Olive Sr. 2nd-lowest average on team in 2005-06
Scott Kegerreis
Andy Serketich
David Harris Pfeiffer Sr. '06 All-CVAC 2nd Team
Matt Whelband Pfeiffer Sr. '06 Atlantic All-Region
Alvin Yeung St. Andrews Sr. '04 FOY, 2-time All-CVAC, October GOM
John Kolls St. Andrews Sr. 74.4 average in 9 fall tournament rounds

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Available separately, our giant plant tray accommodates four slats; it is made of heavy UV-stable plastic and measures 25-1/2" × 17-1/2" × 3" deep.
Alternatively, preformed end holes allow you to quickly attach a series of slats to a wooden frame, making it easy to build a bench to your size and design preferences. As a substitute for wood slats, the steel slats provide a solid work surface that ensures good air circulation around plants and seedlings, and won't rot or mildew in damp conditions.
Sold in pairs; each slat is 22-1/2" × 3-1/2" × 3/4" high.
The Ventilating Slats are no longer available.


text:
This box has a slide-out (not glued) removable 8-compartment divider, making it versatile box for storing gifts, keepsakes, tea bags or odds and ends! We engrave these boxes here in Boise, Idaho, USA. The delightful honey color of Bamboo is produced entirely naturally, without the use of stain or paint.
Perfect Gift Box
Have an assortment of odd little things you want to give someone? Why stuff it in boring cardboard when you can make a splash with the box itself. We've made these for bachelor parties, bridal showers, birthday gifts, wedding presents, anniversaries.
Great with Gift Certificate or Organizing Presents
Throw them off the scent with a gift box that's much larger, sturdier and heavier than the gift they might be expecting, or use it to contain an assortment of smaller gift items.
A special heating process caramelizes the sugars in the bamboo to give those characteristic tones that enhance the wood, giving that variety of shades we know and love about this product. Furthermore you need have no qualms about the depletion of our precious rain-forests! Bamboo is fast-growing, naturally replenishing grass and is one of the worlds most renewable resources. And it's tough as any hardwood too!
Outside dimensions of box are 12 1/2" long. 7 5/8" wide (7 1/2 with hinge sticking out a bit in back). 3 5/8" high. Inner dimensions of each compartment are 2 3/4 inches wide and 3 1/4 inches (going back) and not quite 2 1/2 inches deep to hold the tea bags. The dividers easily slide out (not glued in) and can be sawn down to allow more oddly shaped compartments.
Wipe clean with mild soap and water and dry thoroughly; rub occasionally with mineral oil to maintain optimum appearance.
Being made from natural bamboo and engraved individually, all our organization boxes are unique. Please be aware that the box you receive and the tone of the engraving may vary from the pictures on our site.
Returns Policy
You may return most new, unopened items within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. We'll also pay the return shipping costs if the return is a result of our error (you received an incorrect or defective item, etc.).
You should expect to receive your refund within four weeks of giving your package to the return shipper, however, in many cases you will receive a refund more quickly. This time period includes the transit time for us to receive your return from the shipper (5 to 10 business days), the time it takes us to process your return once we receive it (3 to 5 business days), and the time it takes your bank to process our refund request (5 to 10 business days).
If you need to return an item, simply login to your account, view the order using the "Complete Orders" link under the My Account menu and click the Return Item(s) button. We'll notify you via e-mail of your refund once we've received and processed the returned item.
We can ship to virtually any address in the world. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations.
When you place an order, we will estimate shipping and delivery dates for you based on the availability of your items and the shipping options you choose. Depending on the shipping provider you choose, shipping date estimates may appear on the shipping quotes page.
Please also note that the shipping rates for many items we sell are weight-based. The weight of any such item can be found on its detail page. To reflect the policies of the shipping companies we use, all weights will be rounded up to the next full pound.


text:
Honestly, I haven't gotten over the election yet, and scanning the news produces a numb sense of impending doom. Moreover, being a resident of Minnesota, I can't seek comfort in sports, unlike some people we know. So what's left? Let's focus on the Miss Universe pageant, set to climax in Las Vegas on December 19.
The pageant is in a preliminary stage. The Miss Universe web site is up, and it includes photos of most, but not all, of the contestants–but generally only one picture apiece. (It is odd, by the way, that the big pageant sites, Miss Universe and Miss World, typically have mediocre photography. Does it not occur to them that in the pageant business, photography is of the essence? Apparently not.)
But I digress. Betting on the pageant has not yet begun, but some preliminary assessments of the candidates are possible. If you consult sites like Missology, they have begun handicapping the competition, often on a basis that seems impenetrable to an amateur. Missology really likes Miss Czech Republic, Tereza Chlebovská:
Well, okay, I thought. But after watching this brief video of Miss Chlebovska in the Czech pageant, I am a convert:
You can see more of Missology's rankings here, but they are still incomplete.
The Miss Universe site itself is around one-third finished. Among other things, there are no, or virtually no, swimsuit photos. Still, some competitors do jump out at you, like Miss Peru, whom we highlighted a few weeks ago. And then there is Miss Venezuela, Irene Sofia Esser Quintero. Venezuela is a perennial pageant power, and Miss Quintero promises to continue the tradition. In addition to her other virtues, her family owns a chocolate factory:
The Miss Universe site has started posting information about the contestants–like how much they care about the environment, admire Nelson Mandela, and so on. But some of the personal touches are more eccentric and, to me, anyway, more appealing. Thus we learn that Miss Finland, Sara Yasmina Chafak, is "specially trained in close combat fighting which she learned as a member of the Finnish Defence Forces." Not only that, she is currently studying International Marketing at the School of Economics of the Estonian Business School. Sounds like our kind of girl:
Miss Montenegro is one of several contestants who has saved several people from drowning. She is also a law student at the National University of Montenegro. Being a lawyer is a fallback in case her modeling career doesn't work out. I'm guessing she won't have to worry too much about torts and contracts:
There are other law students in the competition, but sometimes the information is a little confusing. The pageant's site tells us that Miss Russia, Elizaveta Golovanova, has a degree in piano and "is currently studying Law at the Moscow State University of Railway Engineering." Hmm. Law, railway engineering, who knows? Anyway, here she is:
Miss Netherlands, Nathalie Den Dekker, looks like a serious contender to me. But she doesn't seem to have quite gotten her spiel together. The pageant web site tells us, "Nathalie believes that the biggest problem facing the world today." Hmm. She may be hedging her bets until she sees who is on the panel of judges. Anyway, here she is:
As long-time readers know, I sincerely admire the smart, ambitious and courageous young women who compete in international pageants. But some have backgrounds that are especially endearing. Like Lynn Tan of Singapore. What is so special about Miss Tan? "Lynn has competed on her high school's debate team." She reminds me of my own high school debate days, back in South Dakota:
When I read that Miss Tan is a former high school debater, I thought that she would be my early favorite for the Miss Universe crown. But, to my surprise, her debate background was trumped by Miss Cyprus, Ioanna Yiannakou. The pageant site tells us:
Ioanna enjoys watching documentaries about ancient Greek philosophers.
Whoa! I had no idea that anyone had ever made a documentary about an ancient Greek philosopher, let alone several. Nor did I imagine that anyone–let alone a Miss Universe contestant!–would watch such documentaries. Other than, say, Paul and me. I imagine a date with Miss Cyprus…I tell my Thales joke, and she gets it! She laughs uproariously!
Well, just kidding about that. But Miss Yiannakou deserves our support. You can vote for her (or someone else) to reach the semifinals here. Here she is:
That's all for now. If things don't improve on the political scene, we will have much more to say about the Miss Universe pageant between now and December 19.
UPDATE: Several readers have asked whether there really is a Thales joke, and if so, what it is. Actually it is kind of a long story, and the reference to Thales isn't as much a joke as a quip. But, for what it's worth, here it is:
In 1973 I was a summer clerk at the law firm where I have subsequently worked for several decades. One Saturday evening the summer clerks were invited, along with a few junior associates, to a party at the home of the senior partner in the firm's corporate group. The invitation was for 6:00. I was an eager–some might say over-eager–summer clerk, and I approached this event with my usual intensity.
I put on one of the two suits that I owned, a winter-weight wool, charcoal grey, even though it was July in Minnesota. I borrowed my roommate's car and set out an hour or so before 6:00, when the party was scheduled to begin. I found the correct address in Edina and, congratulating myself on my excellent navigation, drove around the block and parked around the corner from the partner's house. I sat there for fifteen minutes or so until the second hand on my watch indicated that it was 5:58:30. I started the car, pulled around the corner, and parked in front of the partner's house. If I had been more alert, I might have noticed that there were no other cars parked along the street, but I was fixated on my watch. I turned off the car, strode up the walk, and rang the doorbell at precisely 6:00 p.m.
This is when I got the first inkling that things might be going astray. There was a moment of silence, and then I heard a woman's voice say, from inside the house: "Jerry! Jerry! Someone is here already. Can you get the door?" Already? I thought. Isn't it 6:00? For a minute or two I listened to scurrying sounds inside the house, and then the door opened. The senior partner stood in the doorway, clad in a polo shirt and Bermuda shorts. He looked at me, sweating in my wool suit, with an air that seemed by no means favorable. But he invited me in; better yet, he invited me into his library.
I was relieved, to say the least–the library, the only room in a house that I really understood! All four walls were lined from floor to ceiling with books. This was clearly a man after my own heart. We made desultory conversation while I scanned the bookshelves for ideas–for quite a while, since it was at least a half hour before the next guest arrived. But I was in luck–my eye fell on a book about the pre-Socratic philosophers.
By normal standards, the pre-Socratic philosophers are pretty obscure, but as it happens, I had studied them. Their writings exist only in fragments, and scholars debate their significance. Of the pre-Socratics, Thales is generally considered to be the first. So, when I saw that volume in the senior partner's library, I was reminded of a quip I had come up with back in my college days. "I see you have a book on the pre-Socratic philosophers," I said, more or less out of the blue. This drew a somewhat puzzled response. I pressed on. "Thales was the first philosopher," I said. "He held that everything is water. And"–here comes the quip–"it turns out that he was 75% right, which is the highest percentage ever achieved by any philosopher!" Rim shot.
I had imagined that this clever observation, reflecting my deep understanding of ancient philosophy, might guarantee me a place in the law firm. It didn't. We were now a good half-hour into what must have seemed, to the senior partner, a singularly unprofitable conversation, and this last gambit seemed to leave him wondering whether he was conversing with a lunatic. It was only a few minutes later when the doorbell rang, signifying the arrival of more guests. It is hard to say which of us was more relieved.
So, anyway, that is the Thales joke, or quip. I still think it is rather clever, but I have pretty much given up on convincing anyone else of that proposition.


text:
Garth Brooks to Receive ASCAP Award
Garth Brooks will soon have another trophy to add to his extensive collection. The singer will be one of the recipients of the ASCAP Centennial Awards, handed out at a special ceremony to be held on Nov. 17 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.
Brooks joins an elite list of artists who will receive the prestigious honor this year, including Joan Baez, Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel and Stephen Sondheim.
"Each of our ASCAP Centennial Award recipients is in a class of his or her own, as the creator and performer of songs that have touched the lives of people across the globe," ASCAP President Paul Williams says. "It's wonderful to be able to salute them on the occasion of ASCAP's Centennial."
The event will coincide with a gala party celebrating the 100th anniversary of ASCAP. In addition to appearances by the recipients, several guest artists will also be on hand to pay a musical tribute to the honorees. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here.
The ceremony also marks the first time ASCAP is hosting a fundraising benefit for the ASCAP Foundation and its music education, talent development and humanitarian activities. More information on their charitable endeavors can be found here.
The ASCAP Centennial Awards coincide with what could be one of the biggest years of Brooks' career. The Oklahoma native will kick off his World Tour on Sept. 4 in Chicago, Ill., and is expected to stay on the road for up to three years. The hitmaker is only announcing one date at a time, but so far, he has confirmed multiple shows in Chicago and Atlanta. See a complete list of dates here.


text:
Jonesey needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 216 designs submitted by 38 freelance designers.
Writing 4 the Web
A web content writing consultancy:
- Rewriting existing online content to make it scannable
- Writing web content from scratch
- Providing writing for the web training
- Undertaking content audits
- Providing ongoing maintenance & improving publishing processes
- Facilitating workshops with staff in large organisations to rewrite content and manage large sites
Any business with a website, especially:
- government departments with content heavy sites
- big name corporate sites
- ecommerce sites with product descriptions
- information sites
- web development companies
- content management system providers to partner with
... so mostly targeting people who work full-time and spend most of their day looking at a computer screen. Their organisation has a really bad website (you know the type) and they regularly get complaints. They're under-resourced so usually just copy and paste information from a printed brochure onto their website.
- use winning logo design from: http://99designs.com/contests/32638/entries/207 (also attached)
- overall design should be clean, clear, simplistic
- body text font must be verdana
- show 8 items on a horizontal main menu (content writing, publishing & maintenance, training, SEO writing, editing & proofreading, about us, item 7, item 8)
- show breadcrumbs
- show a vertical sub-menu – this may not be initially used, so the design should stand on two feet without or without the sub-menu being shown
- show smaller menu in top right-hand-side: might be 'contact us' or contact details
- footer menu with copyright, disclaimer, privacy
- indicate area for blog facility
- indicate area for search facility
- show editable news area
Content template
- show body text area and 3 heading levels
- show 1 or 2 images within the content area
- indicate linked and unlinked text within body content area


text:
plain dealing, LA
Your charge card bill starting as of late comes joined to alluringly plain "settlement checks." Your appraisal preparer allures you to look for survey rebate credits. You're shelled with TV ads for payday credits.
The focal point when losing a lawsuit can't hurt you, you are called "aggregation insist." This unmentionables that your having a spot and pay are and are guaranteed by picked and state law from seizure by leasers. In light of current circumstances, you don't by and large need to push over the judgment unless your cash recognized condition liberally advancements.
Outfitted that you are distinguishing a lawsuit settlement improvement against your case, we need to work for you. We have an unprecedented notoriety of getting cases demanded in the division of the time it takes assorted companionships to backing comparable cases. If, despite everything that you are interested by working with a pioneer inside the suit financing markets, start by applying online today.


text: Hi Mathew: G98 tends to be an I/O bound code depending upon the nature and size of the calculation. Having non-local I/O means that it will likely be slow if the network is not a gigabit or similar speed technology (Myrinet, SCALI, etc). Local I/O with cheap 7200 RPM IDE UltraATA/100 disks can hit 30+ MB sustained large block sequential reads, and mid 20's for similar writes. A 100 Base T will limit you to at best 12 MB/s reads or writes, and there will be other gating factors (load of file server, load of net, etc). A gigabit speed network (~100 MB/s) will push the gate back to the server rather than the net, as the server would be asked in theory to supply 12 concurrent gigabit speed links. Needless to say that few servers can handle 1/6 of that. Your performance curve will be different, and probably single nodes will perform better than single nodes with disk (if you server file system, memory, and PCI busses are fast), but the performance would likely be asymptotically similar to the 100 Base T as you scale up. OTOH, if you load a single IDE drive into each node (generally cheap and fast, 5-10 minutes per node) with the approriate cabling, you can have each cluster do local I/O at local I/O speeds. Conversely you could buy a scalable storage appliance to get there (they are starting to come out, not talking about NAS or SAN) when they are ready. For your work, my guess would be the IDE drive would be the highest performing solution. Joe -- Joseph Landman, Ph.D Scalable Informatics LLC, email: landman at scalableinformatics.com web : http://scalableinformatics.com phone: +1 734 612 4615 lmathew at okstate.edu wrote: >Beowulf list readers: > >I have a Beowulf cluster (12 diskless nodes, 1 fileserver/master) with 26 processors (total) that is configured to run computational simulations in both parallel and serial (pretty standard for this list). I am interested in utilizing my cluster to run a series of serial g98 calculations on each node. These calcualtions (as many of you know) require a "scratch" space. How can this scratch space be provided to a diskless node? Here are a few options that I have identified. > >1). Mount a LARGE ram drive? (1GB in size if possible??) >2). Install hard disk drives in each of the slave nodes? (unattractive) >3). Use a drive mounted via NFS/PVNFS? (large amount of communication) > >Has anyone encountered this? If so...what was the workaround that was implemented? I am open to any suggestions and comments. :) > > >Thanks, > >Mathew Lee >Research Assistant >Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering >Oklahoma State University >_______________________________________________ >Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org >To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > >


text:
What Is 'Drip Pricing' and Why Is the FTC Cracking Down on It? — Dollars and Sense
Have you ever bought a cheap airline fare, only to be hit with fees later on that turned it into a far more expensive ticket? Congratulations — you're a victim of 'drip pricing.'
And the problem, which spawns several industries, has gotten so pervasive that the Federal Trade Commission is stepping in.
Drip pricing is loosely defined as a situation wherein a company advertises only one part of a product's price, keeping other associated charges mum until later in the the buying process.
The travel and banking industries are especially guilty, but even cable companies — which sometimes don't reveal equipment charges that will be added on to subscription specials — aren't immune.
On Monday, the FTC planned a a free drip pricing workshop, open to everyone who wants to attend in Washington, DC. But if you can't make that and still want your voice heard, you can call the Commission's Consumer Response Center toll-free hotline (877-382-4357) or file your story online.


text:
Friday, August 14, 2009
naturally hip cloth pad giveaway!
I'm super excited because I've got one of these adorable regular cloth pads to give away to one of you, made by Lindsay of Naturally Hip. Now's the time to try out cloth pads for the first time (they're awesome, let me tell you), or add to your existing collection.
To enter, just post a comment here describing your ideal cloth pad. You get an extra two entries if you make a blog post about the giveaway, and one extra entry if you post about it on Twitter or Facebook. Leave a second comment below with the link/s for the extra entries to count.
This competition has closed. Thanks to those who played along, you can see who won here.
41 comments:
- Lyndsey said...
My ideal pad will not allow me to feel as though I'm wearing a diaper! Particularly, a wet diaper! I'm still experiencing my post-baby reprieve, but I'd ABSOLUTELY LOVE to try out cloth pads whenever AF decides to show up :-)
- August 14, 2009 at 4:10 PM
- Klar said...
My ideal cloth pad would be breathable! Washable, and ladylike - I want a CUTE one, with nice fabric so that I can look forward to my lady-days instead of dreading the thought, for the following reasons :
1. all of that paper-product waste that the store-bought sanitary products cause.
2. the horrible, awful feeling that store-bought products cause. there is nothing empowering about them.
3. make me feel like i'm hiding something cute, instead of something plastic-y, unbreathable (EW!) and above all, icky, messy, etcetera.
cloth pads eradicate ALL of those problems for me.
- August 14, 2009 at 4:17 PM
- 2_boysanda_girl said...
My ideal pad would not have that chemical smell, that makes AF last longer than it should...
Currently looking into cloth pads for when it all returns.
- August 14, 2009 at 7:37 PM
- Yan said...
My ideal pad would be super soft, super absorbent but still smaller then a disposable, bight and colourful & stain resistance
- August 14, 2009 at 7:49 PM
- Suzanne said...
Oh wow, they look lovely :) My ideal pad would be pretty. I just love pretty pads. Oh, and it has to be comfie and soft.
- August 14, 2009 at 7:50 PM
- Suzanne said...
Left a comment on Facebook and my blog :)
- August 14, 2009 at 7:57 PM
my ideal cloth pad would wash and dry itself !
- August 14, 2009 at 8:03 PM
- Danielle from Beautiful Schlopp Glass said...
My ideal pad would work and feel better than the disposables.
- August 14, 2009 at 10:52 PM
- janssendesigns said...
About a year ago, I made the switch to cloth pads (both pads and panty liners). They are fantastic and I'll never buy disposable again (for so many reasons). I'd love to try the Naturally Hip style-those look great and maybe those are the ideal pads!). Thanks for the giveaway! Rachel
- August 14, 2009 at 11:37 PM
- Sarah said...
I've been using cloth pads (mostly from Naturally Hip) for the past 3 years (off and on as I've had babies) What I love about them:
1) can reuse (unlike disposables)
2) easy to clean and super absorbent
3) comfortable panti-liners
What could make them even better:
1) less bulky feel with nighttime pad (although probably not realistically possible)
2) prettier colours (that's really my fault though . . .)
3) having a snap (or some attachment) on all of them (since I sometimes forgot I was wearing a pantiliner and it ended up in the toilet (or very close!) ;-P
- August 15, 2009 at 1:14 AM
- Pritz said...
It would have to be soft and absorbent yet breezy and pretty!
thank you for the giveaway!
- August 15, 2009 at 3:10 AM
- Pritz said...
tweeted! "naturally hip cloth pad #giveaway! via #heidi&seek http://tinyurl.com/mjpqrc"
@pritzy :D
- August 15, 2009 at 3:13 AM
- Octopus Parlour said...
My ideal pad would be the opposite of bulky -- I never wear pads (only tampons and pantiliners) because they always feel like a big wadded-up ball of socks between my legs. I also tend to wear thongs, so one of the thong pads would be ideal for me. Thanks for offering this awesome giveaway!
- August 15, 2009 at 4:05 AM
- michelle said...
Definitely micro-fiber topped and cotton backed are my favorite with a really cute design!
- August 15, 2009 at 5:35 AM
- Clare said...
Ooo I've wanted to try these for so long, perfect opportunity. My ideal pad would be one which didn't stain and which you could wash easily. Also my main fear with cloth pads is the bulk, so as little bulk as possible while still being absorbant.
Not asking for much am I!?
- August 15, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Carrie said...
My ideal pad is flannel or hemp 17 inches long, but not quite as wide, which give me a pinch and have wings. STylish and funky prints. I love NH pads, just wish the extra long ones wouldn't be so wide through the middle.
- August 15, 2009 at 8:15 AM
- ShabbyNChic said...
Ideal pad would be absorbant, but not thick and about 6 inches long - length is very important to comfort. Tweeted: http://twitter.com/shabbynchic
- August 15, 2009 at 9:16 AM
- Living said...
Absorbent, but not thick. Fairly long, but not so long that it shows at the back under reasonably tight clothes. It would be in a colour that wouldn't show through underwear too, but that would be easy to see how... 'full' it is I suppose. So, though my underwear is often black, not black. reasonably wide, but not so that it squishes up between my legs because it's *too* wide!
Can fold up easily for taking home. (I've never had cloth pads before).
- August 15, 2009 at 9:24 AM
- Monique said...
One that works. I've never used one before, but I'm going to place an order sometime tonight!
- August 15, 2009 at 11:26 AM
- Penny said...
Hurrah! Okay my ideal cloth pad is: slightly longer at the back,
the wings are quite wide so it doesn't matter if it moves,
it's padded in the middle but not the wings (I hate when it all bunches up),
a darker colour (I am totally cool with chatting about periods and so on, but I still don't love my white cloth pad!),
I made a couple but the press studs weren't super. So nice press studs also.
Got all that? :D
- August 15, 2009 at 1:14 PM
- Punky's Mamma said...
Super soft on the top, with smooth padding in the middle, quality snaps on the wide wings & most importantly, a super cute, funky fabric back!!!
- August 15, 2009 at 1:30 PM
- Aik said...
My ideal pad is one which is comfortable, without any 'wet' feeling.
aikychien at yahoo dot com
- August 15, 2009 at 1:37 PM
- Aik said...
I tweeted on Twitter @aikchien
aikychien at yahoo dot com
- August 15, 2009 at 1:38 PM
- Aik said...
I put this on my Facebook page.
aikychien at yahoo dot com
- August 15, 2009 at 1:41 PM
My ideal cloth pad would be breathable and absorbent! I've been considering going green in this "area" for a while now! I'm so happy I found your post, win or not, I'll be trying them out!
- August 15, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- Rene said...
Thin and breathable!
Excellent! I love these.
- August 15, 2009 at 11:20 PM
- Elizabeth W said...
My ideal cloth pad is one which is comfortable, and doesn't feel....bumpy when I sit down. I also like pads that don't feel as if they are going to fall off. I always have that concern, nightmare, that it's going to fall out while walking, even when having the wings.
Wow, I've never tried fabric pads before. These sound great!
Thanks for the great giveaway!
Elizabeth W
- August 16, 2009 at 12:08 PM
- clipclop83 said...
my ideal cloth pad would be cute, easy to wash, comfortable and well fitted.
Here is post on my blog; http://coolabahtree.wordpress.com/2009/08/16/girly-stuff-eco-style/
It's a new blog and I'm still learning the ropes, but everyone should feel free to stop by and say hello!
- August 16, 2009 at 7:33 PM
- Angie said...
My ideal cloth pad would be comfortable, easy to wash, no wet feeling, and cute:)
- August 18, 2009 at 2:04 AM
- stitch said...
My ideal pad would not bunch up and would stay in place regardless of how much I move. And it would have wings that don't get tangled in the velcro that holds them together. Also something that absorbs quickly so I don't feel like I'm wearing a diaper. I have been considering cloth pads, because they don't look like they bunch up like disposable ones do.
- August 18, 2009 at 2:46 AM
- Tami Jo said...
thin, as I am usually using the diva cup, and would love some added protection, that doesn't slip around. not that I have ever experienced a leak with the diva, but still peace of mind would be welcome.
- August 19, 2009 at 1:24 AM
- Tami Jo said...
posted about the giveaway here...
- August 19, 2009 at 1:45 AM
My ideal pad would be extra-long. I love cloth pads because they're more breathable, reusable, and I don't feel like I'm wearing a plastic diaper... but I am a larger person and most of them are too short for me. :( I usually go with the nighttime pads but sadly on Etsy those can be harder to find.
- August 19, 2009 at 2:33 AM
- paperlust said...
my ideal would be soft, absorbent and pretty! these look lovely and i've been wanting to try out cloth pads...
- August 19, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- Fei said...
soft, absorbent and long
- August 19, 2009 at 1:00 PM
- BixiandGoxi said...
It should be made of pretty "feminine" fabrics and , unfortunately, extra-long and absorbent :o))
- August 20, 2009 at 12:29 AM
My ideal cloth pad would be very comfortable and natural-feeling. My ideal cloth pad would be absorbent and leak-free.
My ideal cloth pad would be easy to attach to my panties, easy to take off.
My ideal cloth pad would not crumple up on itself and leave my nice panties exposed to the- um- elements.
And of course, my ideal cloth pad would be beautiful, not something to hide or be ahamed of.
- August 21, 2009 at 4:26 AM
- Tami Jo said...
oooo ooo I already posted but I thought of something else... my ideal pad would come with it's own little "wet bag" so when out I would have somewhere to keep it until I got home!
- August 21, 2009 at 1:45 PM
- FriendlySavage said...
I've always wanted to try cloth pads, but never taken the plunge, so to speak. This one looks pretty groovy!
- August 21, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- patty-jean said...
Lovely! my ideal pad, although absorbant and soft and soothing feeling, must be absolutely so gorgeous and Awe inspiring with colours and quilting, that I just love wearing the loveliness - even if others do not see it!
- August 22, 2009 at 7:43 AM
- karri said...
my ideal pad is probably
from *naturally hip*!
i just love the
from her shop!!!
alittlemuch [at] gmail [dot] com
- August 22, 2009 at 1:22 PM


text:
Dear visitor, welcome to SPRINKLER TALK FORUM - You Got Questions, We've Got Answers. If this is your first visit here, please read the Help. It explains how this page works. You must be registered before you can use all the page's features. Please use the registration form, to register here or read more information about the registration process. If you are already registered, please login here.
Sunday, July 22nd 2012, 12:14pm
Sunday, July 22nd 2012, 7:58pm
Monday, July 23rd 2012, 11:05am
Monday, July 23rd 2012, 11:13am
Monday, July 23rd 2012, 12:47pm
Monday, July 23rd 2012, 7:13pm
Tuesday, July 24th 2012, 5:33am


text:
Process governance and ALM specialist Serena Software has used the yuletide season to comment on the changing use of Agile software application development methodologies. Taking a wide-angle look at the industry, the company has also pointed to suggestions for how this part of the IT landscape might form in the months ahead.
Where heavily implemented, Agile development methods have undeniably had a big impact on productivity within organizations — mostly, but not exclusively, for the good it would appear. Speaking generally, Serena's SVP of marketing David Hurwitz suggests that developers often feel more productive and in many cases this means that they get more done. However, this is also having an impact on how software gets out to the business: for example, one organization Hurwitz spoke to has gone from 100 major releases per year through to 1000.
"This kind of release cycle puts more pressure on how software actually gets out to the people who will be using it on a day-to-day basis. So the management of the link between developers and the operations team, or DevOps, will be under a lot more scrutiny. This in turn that means that you won't be able to manage it manually with scripts and an Excel spreadsheet any longer," said Hurwitz.
Hurwitz also comments that developers and the "business function" often develop have a love-hate relationship around application lifecycle management. However, the rise in the number of applications that companies are relying on and the demand for updates shows no sign of stopping.
"This can put more pressure on the meeting point between business and development if you let it," said Hurwitz. "Putting together a more in-depth process for managing the handover of requests is therefore a good thought for 2011. At the very least, it means that the application development team can deal more easily with status updates, but more importantly it offers an overview of the whole process that application development has to fulfill. Rather than being adversarial, it can bring the business and development together."


text:
Things are getting a bit better at Oprah Winfrey's cable-television network, OWN, but joint venture partner Discovery Communications Inc. is taking a firmer hand to make sure nothing stops that progress.
The company said earlier this week that 30 jobs would be cut at the network, with those responsibilities redistributed among OWN, Discovery and Winfrey's Harpo Studios.
Neal Kirsch, a long-time Discovery executive and chief financial officer of the company's U.S. networks, will be moving to OWN in the roles of chief operating officer and chief financial officer. Among other changes, Discovery's executive vice president of global production management and business and legal affairs, Lee Bartlett, will team up with OWN's head of business and legal, Tina Perry. Ian Parmiter, senior vice president of marketing, for Discovery ad sales, will take charge of integrated marketing for OWN.
OWN has struggled since its January 2011 debut, as an initial audience of about 500,000 viewers dwindled to around 250,000. Winfrey's best friend, Gayle King, left the network for a role on CBS's "The Early Show." Earlier this month, OWN had to cancel a talk show hosted by Rosie O'Donnell, another of Winfrey's pals.
Since September, however, the network has managed a double-digit increase in ratings. Winfrey's series "Oprah's Next Chapter," which debuted in January 2012, was No. 1 among all cable networks at 10:00 p.m. with women 25-54 on Sunday, March 11 when she interviewed family members of the late singer Whitney Houston.
Media industry observers say there are a number of reasons why Winfrey has had difficulty. One of them was just addressed by Discovery's job cuts. "I think a lot of the problem was the burn rate was very high," said David Johnson, chief executive of public relations agency Strategic Vision LLC. "They had too many staff members, and the other thing was, she automatically assumed that because her name was tied in with it, that would automatically guarantee success on television."
Discovery put up a reported $250 million to launch OWN.
"OWN's biggest mistake was and continues to be brand diffusion," said Scott Creamer, chief executive of The Screamer Company, an advertising and marketing firm. "For 20 years, Oprah was the brand. Her message and style were carefully created to be clear for her audience. OWN tried to grow and expand too fast. Viewers weren\'t sure if OWN was Oprah or something else."
Creamer said the network's decision to include "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" on its schedule was a clear indication that OWN didn't understand its market. "Oprah and her brand stand for uplifting, positive, self-improvement and self-esteem building for women, while Rosie has always been more direct, controversial and crass. Rosie is a great TV talent, but her show and her personality didn't fit with the traditional Oprah viewers and followers."
To Steve Lanzano, president of TVB, the not-for-profit trade association of the commercial broadcast television industry, Winfrey's platform has made the biggest difference. ""I think it just has to do with the nature of cable television," he said. "On cable, you are competing with several hundred different, smaller cable channels.
"On broadcast TV, not only do you have better ratings, but you have a better platform for promotion. People forget the power of the broadcast networks and their affiliated TV stations, and the mass of people they deliver every day. In fact, if you were to ask most people, if you could only have five networks, which ones would you pick – ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC are always among them. Out of the top-rated 100 shows broadcast each week, they represent between 95 and 98 of them. So it's not so much what Oprah did wrong; it's largely the difference between cable TV and broadcast TV."
"The Oprah Winfrey Show," her long-running daytime talk show, ran on local TV stations, usually ABC affiliates.
"Also, trying to program an entire network, 24/7, and to even get people to find it on their cable dial, is very, very difficult," Lanzano added.
Winfrey has to become even more involved with the network, beyond "Oprah's Next Chapter," said Debra Caruso, owner of media relations firm DJC Communications. "For the network to succeed, Oprah Winfrey must expand her presence, perhaps with a daily show that airs in the afternoon or in prime time," Caruso said. "She must also invest in quality sitcoms and dramas that fit with the OWN branding. Wouldn\'t \"Hot in Cleveland\" [seen on TVLand] have fit in well with the OWN brand?"
Caruso said Winfrey can turn the network around. "I\'m just surprised someone of her knowledge and past success didn\'t have a stronger launch," she said.
– David B. Wilkerson


text:
BOSTON (Reuters) - Authorities plan to arrest New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez on suspicion of interfering with a homicide investigation, a police official said on Friday, a potentially damaging setback to one of pro football's top franchises.
An arrest warrant for obstruction of justice was issued for Hernandez, 23, a tight end and rising star in the National Football League, said the police officer, who requested anonymity.
The security system at Hernandez's home, which had video, was intentionally destroyed, ABC News reported, adding that the player's cell phone was given to police "in pieces." The television network, citing unnamed sources, also reported police wanted to know why a team of house cleaners was hired on Monday to scrub Hernandez's mansion.
With moves like a wide receiver, Hernandez has emerged as a potent weapon in one of the best tight end tandems in the NFL, earning him a $4 million per year contract.
All-Pro quarterback Tom Brady frequently uses Hernandez and fellow tight end Rob Gronkowski to slice through opponent defenses, one reason the Patriots have been perennial favorites to reach the Super Bowl.
Now Hernandez is at the center of an investigation into the shooting death of Odin Lloyd, 27, a semi-professional football player for the Boston Bandits.
Lloyd's body was discovered on Monday in an industrial park about a mile from Hernandez's home in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, some 40 miles south of Boston.
Video images taken that morning appeared to show Hernandez with Lloyd on Fayston Street in Boston, the Boston Globe reported, citing two unnamed law enforcement officials including one with direct knowledge of the investigation.
Police have searched Hernandez's house and questioned him.
Michael Fee, an attorney for Hernandez, was not immediately available for comment. The Bristol County District Attorney's office did not return messages seeking comment.
For the image-conscious NFL, the saga follows other high-profile criminal cases [ID:nL2N0EX114] including one last year in which Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, 25, shot his girlfriend to death, then drove to the team training facility and killed himself in front of his head coach and general manager.
Quarterback Michael Vick was arrested in 2007 and spent 18 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to bankrolling an illegal dog-fighting ring. Retired linebacker Ray Lewis was linked to a double murder outside an Atlanta nightclub in 2000. He was charged with murder and later pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and was fined $250,000 by the NFL.
The league has declined to comment about the Hernandez case.
Hernandez also has been hit with a civil lawsuit by a Connecticut man, Alexander Bradley, who claims Hernandez shot him in the face after the two left a Miami strip club in February, causing him to lose an eye.
Police had investigated the February shooting, but abandoned the case after Bradley refused to cooperate, a Florida police official said late on Wednesday.
In April, footwear and apparel company Puma announced a two-year endorsement deal with Hernandez.
"Hernandez has proven to be prominent role model for kids and adult fans across the country," Puma said in its April press release. Katie Sheptyck, a Puma spokeswoman, declined to comment on the developments surrounding Hernandez.
He played at the University of Florida before being drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round of the 2010 NFL draft. He slipped in the draft because some teams had concerns about his off-field activities.
The Boston Globe, quoting an unnamed NFL scout, said one team's pre-draft file on Hernandez indicated he might be prone to flashes of temper.
"Self-esteem is quite low; not well-adjusted emotionally, not happy, moods unpredictable, not stable, doesn't take much to set him off, but not an especially jumpy guy," The Globe reported, quoting an excerpt from the scouting report.
Last year, though, Hernandez agreed to an extension to his contract with the Patriots that reportedly included a $12.5 million signing bonus. He was due to make more than $4 million for each of the next two seasons, according to SportsCity.com, a website that tracks NFL salaries.
Around the time of his contract extension, an entity called Avy Jay LLC, which lists Hernandez as the registered agent, bought the home in North Attleborough for $1.3 million, real estate records show.
Reporting by Tim McLaughlin; Editing by Daniel Trotta, Leslie Gevirtz and Tim Dobbyn


text:
About Author
Hey, everybody! I'm Lisa. In my blog I will bring you the latest fashion trend and wearing tips with my keen sense of vogue. What's more, I could make your wardrobe full of stylish seasonal items. Don' t hesitate to come to my blog and leave your comment.


text:
This product was last tested in the Softpedia Labs on 20 November 2010 by Iulia Ivan
Softpedia guarantees that Bohemia is 100% Clean, which means it does not contain any form of malware, including but not limited to: spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors.
This software product was tested thoroughly and was found absolutely clean; therefore, it can be installed with no concern by any computer user. However, it should be noted that this product will be retested periodically and the award may be withdrawn, so you should check back occasionally and pay attention to the date of testing shown above.
Note: this award is offered by Softpedia and can be used only by the developer of the software product that received the award.
check it here and here
The same with:


text: Interesting. I was under the impression that SDSC had a linux cluster that ran g03 in parallel. I'm not exactly sure of their relationship, I guess not all SDSC systems are part of the NCSA. We do have it running on two clusters here, it was not trivial. The hardest part was using a supported platform and integrating that into our environment. We ended up using Redhat 8 for it, not willingly. I chatted with the folks at Gaussian and different people gave me contradictory information as to whether it worked on more modern Redhat variants (RHEL, Centos, WBEL and the like). I tested it on Centos and ran into problems. On RH8, we the trick was to make sure we were calling the linda binaries and using scratch files that were accessible across the cluster. Also, g03 (according to Gaussian) is still 32-bit in Linux environments and may be memory bound as a result. -geoff http://www.galitz.org


text:
Transform your photos into one-of-a-kind, hand painted masterpieces!
Boundary: Bleed area may not be visible.
Click and drag to re-position the image, if desired.
The watermark at the lower right corner of the image will not appear on the final product.
Image Size
The image is near the edges of the product but doesn't cover the entire product. Some of the background color may appear around the outside edges of the image.
Background Color
Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
Ships Within
1 - 2 business days
There are no comments for Wisteria. Click here to post the first comment.
Average Rating (4.26 Stars):
Jane Benton
April 18th, 2019
Wisteria at the entrance to the deserted courtyard .
"Art and music are to my soul, as food and water are to my body." Born in Ljubljana, Slovenia. She attended the University of Ljubljana, postgraduate studies from chemical science and graduated from economics. After retirement, attended lectures at the Academy of fine arts and design in Ljubljana, and attended the advanced courses in drawing and painting. In the paintings reflects an optimist by nature and leon by horoscope. She practices drawing by pastel, painting by acryl and mixed technique, she occupy oneself with photography and encaustic paintings. She is currently devoted to her passion for digital art. She presenting her art works at individual and collective exhibitions at home and abroad. Visit also my web site...
Our return policy is very simple:
If you're not happy with a purchase that you made on FineArtAmerica.com, for any reason, you can return it to us within 30 days of the order date. As soon as it arrives, we'll issue a full refund for the entire purchase price. Please note - Fine Art America does not reimburse the outgoing or return shipping charges unless the return is due to a defect in quality.
Fine Art America sells thousands of pieces of artwork each month - all with a 100% money-back guarantee. We take great pride in the fact that hundreds of thousands of artists have chosen Fine Art America to fulfill their orders, and we look forward to helping you select your next piece!
All hand towels ship from our production facility within 1 - 2 business days of your order.


text:
Jeremy Papasso / Daily Camera
Jeremy Papasso / Daily Camera
Just days after they hatched, two ducklings are fighting for their lives at the Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center after being rescued by a good Samaritan who said he saw two kids hit them with rocks in Boulder.
William Nash was walking with a few of his friends near 28th Street and Baseline Road around noon Thursday when he noticed a duck and eight or nine of her ducklings near a pond. Nearby, two kids, about 12 to 13 years old, were throwing rocks at the ducklings.
The mother and most of the ducklings were able to get away, but after the two kids ran off, Nash said he and his friends found two of the ducklings had been hit, so they scooped them up in a box.
"It was really sad," Nash said. "They were in distress and still calling out for their mom. They couldn't really swim and one couldn't even stand up."
At Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center near Longmont, Noonie Yaron, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator who specializes in waterfowl, said both ducklings were dehydrated and stressed.
The more severely injured of the two had a swollen eye and was showing signs of a head injury, which led Greenwood staffers to fear it would not survive long.
Yaron said the ducklings appear to be mallards and each still had its egg tooth, which meant they hatched just days ago. The two ducklings were given some pain medication and fluids, and then left alone to get some rest in the hopes they could be more closely examined once they calmed down.
"They're brand new babies, and they have had some exposure and they are dehydrated," Yaron said. "We're going to give them some rest and de-stress them, and we will be able to assess them better.
"We're just going to have to wait and see."
Yaron said the duckling with the head injury is in an especially precarious situation, but even the second duckling is not out of the woods yet.
"It's almost impossible to raise a single baby duck, so we're hoping both of them will make it," Yaron said.
But Yaron is hoping that if the two ducklings pull through, the rehabilitation center will be able to rehab them.
"We're not a duck mom, but we will certainly do the best we can," Yaron said. "We'll raise them with other ducks and do the best we can to get them strong and healthy so we can release them into the wild."
As for the two kids Nash saw throwing rocks at the ducklings, Colorado Parks and Wildlife was notified of the incident and could investigate.
Nash said he couldn't believe someone would do such a thing.
"I didn't think anyone would throw rocks at a helpless duckling," Nash said. "People go to a pond or a creek to look at the ducklings or feed them because they are cute, so it was pretty shocking to see."
Contact Camera Staff Writer Mitchell Byars at 303-473-1329, byarsm@dailyca mera.com or twitter.com/mitchellbyars.


text: On Sun, 2004-11-21 at 05:50, Dan Kidger wrote: > On Saturday 20 November 2004 9:53 pm, Pfenniger Daniel wrote: > > > I could not however easily find a complete list of Infiniband price > > > anywhere. Most all vendors I tried require requesting a quote. Does > > >anyone have a nice online source for such pricing? > > > > Googling gave a German site with clear prices: > > http://www.olmos.de/infini.html?lang=en&tax=no&xtra=¤cy=USD > > > > The cost of 24 port switches has decreased by more than a factor 10 > > with repect to list prices of a defunct InfiniBand company 20 months ago, > > without taking the falling USD into account. > > I believe that currently Myrinet (revE) is more expensive than Quadrics, but I > thought that Infiniband was now often cheaper than Quadrics. However this > German website seems to contradict this view? If you just consider list price, the Myrinet-E NIC is the same price as the Quadrics NIC (~$1000). Quadrics switching is a bit more expensive. For Myrinet you can build up to a 256 node system where the per port cost is about $625. For Quadrics, you can build up to a 128 node cluster for $800-$900 per port. Double the cost of the Myrinet for a 1024 node system. Triple the cost for a 1024 Quadrics node system. Of course this is all list, and you really shouldn't be paying that. Most of the Infiniband vendors I have talked to are pricing their equipment to be cost competitive with Myrinet PCIX-D systems. Some have different ideas of what their value add is for commodity hardware, but those who get the HPC market are trying to take Myricom's market to start. I don't have exact pricing for Infiniband but I wouldn't pay more than $1000 per port for a complete system (card/cables/switches) for a large system (requiring more than 1 switch). If vendor A won't do it, just go ask vendor B. Craig > Can someone on the list who understands Voltaire's products, say how much > an Infinband switch for a 128node cluster would cost? It is an ISR-9288 > ($29,950) with four sLB-24 cards ($10,950 each) = $73,750 or am I missing > something ? > > As for the other components; Voltaire, Quadrics and Myricom(revE) cards all > cost pretty much the same. cables costs are almost identical (remembering > revE uses 2 cables per node). All three vendors have free open-source > drivers, libraries and MPI. > > > Daniel. > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > Dr. Dan Kidger, Quadrics Ltd. daniel.kidger at quadrics.com > One Bridewell St., Bristol, BS1 2AA, UK 0117 915 5505 > ----------------------- www.quadrics.com -------------------- > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


text:
MORROW - The Georgia Southwestern men's soccer team took a 1-0 second half lead on Wednesday afternoon at Laker Field, but was unable to hold on as eighth-ranked Clayton State rallied for a 2-1 victory.
GSW broke a 0-0 tie in the 51st minute as freshman Clinton Hawkins scored from the top of the penalty box for his first goal of the season. Sean Howe picked up the assist.
Clayton State's Ryan Pugh took over from there and recorded both Laker scores with goals in the 59th and 71st minutes. He now sits atop the Peach Belt Conference with 11 goals this season.
Southwestern falls to 2-10 overall and 1-5 in PBC play, while Clayton State improves to 12-2 and 6-1.
It was the sixth time this season the Hurricanes have lost by a single goal.
The Hurricanes host USC Aiken at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday.


text:
K-Edge Garmin Combo Mount
Out-front computer mount for Garmin Edge, Forerunner, and Touring cycling computers. This is K-Edge's next generation of industry-leading Garmin Computer Mounts—stronger, easier, more versatile, and more stylish design to complement your Garmin and your bike. The ultimate upgrade for your Garmin computer.
Their advanced co-polymer Garmin insert locks your computer in place with strength and security. Designed and tested extensively so that the replaceable insert breaks away instead of your computer tabs in the event of a crash or mishap.
Attributes (specs):
- CNC Machined 6061 T6 Aluminum
- Compatibility – 31.8mm and 35mm diameter handlebars.
- New clamp design is hinged for ease of installation.
- Supported Computers – Most Garmin Edge, Forerunner, and Touring models, including the new Garmin Edge 520, Edge 20 and Edge 25 models (Edge 1000 fits on the longer XL mount)
- Combo Compatible – versions available that support GoPro style interface action cameras and lights
- Weight – (31.8 mm) 55.4 grams
- Weight – (35.0 mm) 60.4 grams
Part Numbers
|Store SKU
|Black / 31.8mm
|Black / 35mm


text:
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter
Cardinals announced Steve Keim as GM.
Dunno anything about him, good or bad. Anyone have a take on how this is going to hurt/help our chances against them the next few years?
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter
Cardinals announced Steve Keim as GM.
TriCHawk wrote:Wasn't he already with the Cards in a lesser role?
Scottemojo wrote:Supposedly, he was considered for our GM spot in 2010.
He might be good, but of more importance to Bidwill, he is cheap.
According to the report, Ravens personnel director Eric DeCosta and Packers director of football operations John Schneider were two of the final four candidates who have been contacted.
La Confora also goes on to mention that Arizona Cardinals director of player personnel Steve Keim and Philadelphia GM Tom Heckert are the two other finalists. However, La Confora says he has not determined if Keim has been contacted. But he does report that to his knowledge Heckert has not been contacted for the Seahawks position.
Scottemojo wrote:They will stay in house and have Ray Horton be the HC IMO. More money saved.


text:
Emergencies may happen at any time. You should plan how you will respond to these emergencies, prepare a basic survival kit for your home, and listen for advice from emergency agencies on ABC Local Radio.
Plan. Prepare. Stay informed
You should have a written emergency plan for your whole family so everyone knows what to do if there is a disaster which affects them while they are together or while they are apart.
List the likely threats which emergency agencies in your community are planning for. If you don't know, look up the State Emergency Service web site, or phone them. Links to emergency services and other relevant online resources are available on the emergencies page.
Your plan should include:
- Contact numbers for your whole family, and your next of kin. Sometimes it's easier to call out of the state, so include a contact from another state or city if you can.
- Contact numbers for schools, work places, doctors, hospitals, your utility providers, veterinary practice and your ABC Local Radio station.
- Write down illnesses which your family members might suffer and the medication they might need.
Contact St John Ambulance to learn basic first aid. It's something the whole family should do together. You never know when you might need these skills.
Make plans to deal with power, water, telephone, fuel and electricity disruptions. Remember, you won't be able to use a cash card.
Prepare a basic survival kit to have on hand in the event of an Emergency. You should have:
- Battery-operated radio (with spare batteries).
- Torch (with spare batteries), candles and waterproof matches.
- Strong shoes, leather gloves, hat, goggles and overalls.
- First aid kit and manual, and combination pocket knife.
- Water, four litres of water per person per day for at least three days.
- Food, at least a three-day supply of non-perishable food.
- Garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation.
- Tools or pliers to turn off utilities.
- Can opener for food (if kit contains canned food).
- Matches in a waterproof container.
- Maps.
- Prescription medications and glasses.
- Baby food and nappies.
- Pet food and extra water for your pet.
- Keep copies of important family documents such as insurance policies, identification and bank account records in the plastic bags within this Emergency Kit.
- Complete change of clothing for every family member.
- Household chlorine bleach and medicine dropper - When diluted nine parts water to one part bleach, bleach can be used as a disinfectant. In an emergency, you can use bleach to treat water by using 16 drops of regular household liquid bleach per four litres of water. Do not use scented or colour-safe or bleaches with added cleaners.
- Feminine supplies and personal hygiene items.
- Paper cups, plates and plastic utensils, paper towels.
- Books, games, puzzles or other activities for children.
Stay informed
Before, during and after a disaster listen to ABC Mildura-Swan Hill for emergency information. In the event that a local transmitter is disrupted there is often another nearby ABC frequency you should tune into. It might be on the AM or FM frequency, so be informed before an emergency, and check the Frequency Finder page.
During an emergency please contact ABC Mildura-Swan Hill to tell the listeners what you can see. This will help the community with first hand and reliable knowledge about what's going on. Keep our contact numbers handy.
You and your family should know what the emergency agencies want you to do in an emergency. Talk to them at your local shows, meet them on open days, contact them and visit their web sites.
Join local community fire guard groups, join your fire agencies and first aid teams, volunteer to help The Red Cross disaster teams, or arrange a telephone contact tree in your street or neighbourhood. Check on people in your area who are frail or vulnerable.
Listen to ABC Mildura-Swan Hill news and weather bulletins regularly throughout the days when "something just might happen."
19.2°in Mildura
- 10°/19°
- 4°/19°
- 6°/21°
- Frequencies
- Podcasts
- Contact the station
Call 1300 043 222
Listen Live
Today's Schedule
Friday - 26/04/2019
0:00amNightlife with Philip Clark
6:30amBreakfast with Julie Reynolds
8:00amAM with Sabra Lane
8:30amBreakfast with Julie Reynolds
1:30pmMyf Warhurst with Myf Warhurst
3:00pmDrive with Nicole Chvastek
6:30pmPM with Linda Mottram
7:00pmEvenings with Christine Anu


text:
Home > Services > Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine > Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program
FREE Cottage Health Support Groups, Post-Disaster Relief open to all Santa Barbara area residents. We have licensed clinicians that will assist your recovery with personal attention to your unique situation. For more information, please call: 805-569-7501 or e-mail email@example.com
Group Schedules
Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital offers intensive programs with specialized tracks for chemical dependency, mental health, and co-occurring disorders.
Intensive Outpatient Program is a licensed outpatient facility providing intensive treatment for substance abuse and chemical dependency. Our Chemical Dependency treatment program provides group therapy and multi-family group therapy facilitated by licensed clinicians with specialized programs offered for women and dual diagnosed patients. In addition to group therapy, patients are randomly drug screened and are asked to attend at least two 12 step meetings per week. Patients are also expected to find a 12 step sponsor during the initial phase of treatment.
Call (805) 569-7434 to schedule an assessment or obtain more information.
In the initial, Intensive Phase of treatment, patients participate in treatment four evenings a week for five weeks. When patients complete the first phase, they move to the Transition Phase, which consists of two groups a week for eight weeks. The last phase of our program is the Continuing Care Phase. In this phase, clients must attend one group per week but may come more often if they desire. In order to complete the Intensive Outpatient Program clients must participate in a minimum of one group per week for the duration of the Continuing Care Phase. For the purposes of program compliance, the Continuing Care phase of treatment ends one year after the date of enrollment in the program. There is no fee for Continuing Care.
Continuing Care is available to patients for as long as they need it, so long as they remain active in the program by attending group therapy at least one time per week.
Prospective patients are assessed prior to admission to determine appropriateness for participation. We accept most insurance plans. Interest free payment plans as well as partial scholarship are also available for patients whose insurance benefits do not cover treatment.
The Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital provides group psychotherapy, family group psychotherapy, individual case management, and daily structure three hours per day, four days per week. Treatment includes psychotherapy, symptom management, education, monitoring of medication compliance, and enhancement of the patient's ability to engage in activities related to daily living.
Multifamily therapy group includes information about psychiatric disorders and treatment, medication management and self-help support groups for family members.
Applied skills group involves patients in the formation of personal support networks and the application of skills related to distress tolerance, emotional regulation and mindfullness. These activities are designed with flexible participation guidelines. This allows treatment staff to selectively meet with individual patients or their families outside of group for treatment and discharge planning, discussions regarding medication compliance, and individual or family psychotherapy on an as needed basis.
Mindfulness-based relaxation and stress management provides structured involvement in behaviorally-oriented activities designed to teach patients the core mindfulness techniques of relaxation and stress management strategies.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy group uses workbooks and group discussion based on the principles of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) to improve the ability to tolerate distress and regulate emotions. Patients who are questioning their use of substances or who appear to have emergent substance use concerns may also participate in the Dual Diagnosis Group. This evening group is a part of our Substance Use Disorder Intensive Outpatient Program.
The Intensive Outpatient Program at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital is one of several treatment programs operated by Cottage Health System. Other services offered at our acute and sub-acute care facilities located in Santa Barbara include medically supervised drug and alcohol detoxification , residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation , and acute inpatient psychiatric care.
1035 Peach St., Suite 203
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
400 W. Pueblo St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93105
316 W. Montecito St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93101


text:
Few images of dogs can capture the magical abandon with which they move and express themselves, but the photographer and animal care expert Carli Davidson has done just that with Shake, a delightful series composed of high-speed, freeze-frame captures of canines mid-shake. Each shot miraculously pinpoints the moment of release; a wakeful stretch, the passionate freedom from a wet, unpleasant bath.
The photographs are comical for the strange elasticity of skin and fur, which seem wobble and move according not to the laws of physics but to the emotional governance of the animals; blissfully, floppy puppy ears swing from tiny heads, as if to take flight from the body. Similarly, hungry, drooling lips express the subject's uncontrollable excitement.
Within Davidson's humor lies a beautiful reverence for the canine subjects. The miracle of the animals' instinctual motion creates sweeping, mystical swirls across the frame; drool, fur, and flesh move in tandem. Eyes open wide with the ecstatic motion of loose skin, and a Komondor's dreadlocked hair swirls about like Medusa's wild snakes. After a bath, water droplets and strands of shedding fur compose a starry cosmic landscape, lit radiantly against a black backdrop.
From the Chinese Crested to the Springer Spaniel to the glorious mixed breed, these canine subjects engage in a frenzied and physical expression and enjoy themselves in ways humans rarely do; in viewing their images, we are invited to do the same. Take a look at the joyous images below, and check out the print publication of Shake here. (via Colossal)


text:
It is an especially difficult chore for ladies to choose lawn prints among numerous dramatic designer lawns collection. Recently, Mehdi has introduced her latest spring summer lawn collection with the association of Al-Zohaib textile under the title of Mehdi lawn collection 2015 vol-1. Al Zohaib textile could be leading and talented fashion brands in Pakistan fashion industry. Summer season is decorated with your outfits of Mehdi lawn collection 2015 by Al-Zohaib. From the start of spring season Al Zohaib has shared many lawn collections for ladies and today they have announced another summer dress Mehdi lawn collection 2015. This summer season Mehdi has brings very special lawn collection for modern ladies. Mehdi lawn collections 2015 are overstated with dazzling shades, vivacious palettes and heavy embroidery work.
Mehdi summer lawn collection 2015 volume -1 added embroidered and printed lawn dresses that are combined with dyed trousers or churidar pajamas and vivid chiffon and silk dupattas. Furthermore, the range of colours is very amazing and stylish according to modern era. Mehdi lawn collection 2015 is overstated in prints; these prints are available in light and dark hues. Al-Zohaib textiles lawn collection 2015 is deliberate in a very classy and high end styles. Designing is extremely fashionable that demonstrate Mehdi is a fantastic designer for all type of fashion outfits. Celebrate and enjoy your function and events with these spectacular and colourful dresses of Mehdi lawn collection 2015.
Mehdi Lawn Collection 2015
Please add circle on Google+, like ourFacebook page, connected with Twitter, follow us on Pinterest and leave your precious comments…! Keep in touch with us on Clothing PK to change your life style


text:
|Performer Information
|Stage name:
|Performer name:
|Marco Lienhard
|212 569-1336
|Mailing address:
|55 Park Ter. East
New York, NY 10034
|E-mail address:
|Performer's agent:
|East Winds, Inc. Conscious campus
|Previous appearances at:
Univ of Penn, York, Aurora Library, Aurora, NY, Waterbury Library, CT, Symphony Space, NYC,NY, Fort Greene park
Contact information for New York State Public Libraries
|Information last updated:
|Records 1-6 of 6
|Taikoza, Japanese Festival Drums and dance
Multicultural- Other,
Performing Arts- Dance
Taikoza presents a unique and exciting program using Japanese Taiko drums (that weigh up to 200lb drums) and bamboo flutes. The program will take you on an unforgettable journey through Japan. It will take students to different areas and through the seasons of Japan. Students will be experiencing a new culture in a fun and exciting way, they will get a chance to see and at times touch the ancestral drums. The taiko drum has the power to touch everyone with its thunderous sounds and vibrations. Taikoza hopes to open the students' eyes to the richness of the Japanese culture and spark an interest. We hope that this will spark an interest in other world cultures. Taiko has been associated with many aspects of Japanese culture since ancient times. It is said that Taiko was used to drive away the plague and evil spirits. In the Shinto religion, it was used to call upon and entertain the gods, or kami, and in Japanese Buddhism, its sound was the manifestation of the voice of the Buddha.
|$501- $1000
|Taikoza: Voice of The Earth
Multicultural- Other,
Performing Arts- Dance
Taikoza: Voice of The Earth concert. Taikoza has created a new sound using the thunderous rhythms of the ancestral Taiko drums and the magical sounds of the bamboo flutes. Roughly translated, Taiko means big drums-and that's exactly what Taikoza brings. Big Drums, powerful rhythms, and electrifying, room-thumping energy. This exciting group draws from Japan's rich tradition of music and performance to create a highly visual performance. Taikoza.com
|$501- $1000
|Japanese Folk dance and bamboo flute program
Multicultural- Other,
Performing Arts- Dance
A program of colorful Japanese folk dances and soothing melodies played on the Shakuahchi( 5 hole end blown bamboo flute) and the Fue (side blown bamboo flute)
|$501- $1000
|Japanese dance program with live Music
Multicultural- Other,
Performing Arts- Dance
Discover the world of traditional dances accompanied by Japanese bamboo flutes and taiko drums. A program that brings you an international artists that tours the world and brings his craft to different parts of the world. The different dance and bamboo flutes will be explained and demonstrated and also a small hands on corner will be happening at the end of the program. learning to dance a simple Japanese Bon dance Live performances will be on the Taiko, Shakuhachi, the Nohkan and the Shinobue MArcoLienhard.com
|$501- $1000
|Japanese Flutes and traditonal dances
Multicultural- Other,
Performing Arts- Dance
Program that will give a glimpse on Japanese Culture thorugh performances of dances and Japanese flutes. There will explanations of aspects of Japanese culture and of instruments as well as of costumes. Meaning of festivlas, some customs. Also some students will get to join in in a simple summer dance Also workshops of Japanese dances are available as other programs
|$501- $1000
|Japanese flute program
Literature- Other,
Multicultural- Other,
Discover the world of Japanese bamboo flutes. A program that brings you an international artist that tours the world and brings his craft to different parts of the world. The different bamboo flutes will be explained and demonstrated and also a small hands on corner will be happening at the end of the program. Performances will be on the Shakuhachi, the Nohkan and the Shinobue MArcoLienhard.com
|$351- $500
|Page: 1
|Records 1-6 of 6
Search: Capital, Central, Long Island, Metro, North Country, Rochester, South Central, Southeastern, Western, All of NY
Home Page | Resources | About this Site | Performer Login & Sign-Up | Help | Feedback
The Performers and Programs website is supported by Federal LSTA funds, awarded to the NYS Library. The NYS Library is a program of the Office of Cultural Education, NYS Education Department.
I was ready to buy replica watches on watchestore-uk.co.uk embark on the floor of rolex replica watches room to move on the nylon carpet, then I want to sound breitling replica watches too much, put the door open fake rolex a little bit, slipped inside. He fell asleep. Two chairs to fight together omega replica watches curled up, head and shoulders resting on a chair, knees resting on another replica watches put on. His mouth open, breathing calm. I found that in the light of cartier replica watches his hair like a nylon carpet on the floor like a mess. I'm stuck replica watches in the air for a long period of time, to see if he goes dark face becomes replica watches darker in the shadow. He looked so ordinary. On the table under the lights of pressing a few replica watches scattered paper clip. Anyway, have bursts in, I would use a little toe, drifting to u boat replica watches see the look. That was some of the sketches and descriptions replica watches of things like. In a paper placed beneath compass replica watches uk and straightedge.


text:
Joe Manchin, the Democratic senator from the very pro-gun state of West Virginia, on Monday indicated he would support some sort of action on assault weapons after the massacre which left 26 dead at a Connecticut elementary school last week.
That's news because Manchin enjoys an "A" rating from the National Rifle Association.
"Seeing the massacre of so many innocent children has changed everything," he told MSNBC. "Everything has to be on the table."
Manchin said it was important to involve the gun lobby in any potential legislation. "I want to call all our friends at the NRA and sit down," Manchin said. "They have to be at the table. This is a time for all of us to sit down and move in a responsible manner. I think they will."
Gunmakers traded lower Monday on concerns over future policy, though the attack — as many mass shootings have done — has reportedly spurred gun sales in its aftermath.
— Steve Goldstein
Follow Political Watch on Twitter @mktwpolitics
Follow Steve @mktwgoldstein


text:
Purr-fect Playmaking: Beth Stern Previews Hallmark Channel's Kitten Bowl
Jan 31, 2014 9:27 AM EST
It's Game day, and athletes Troy Paw-Lamalau, Feline Manning and Tomcat Brady are on the field. Napping. Players as cute as those competing in the Hallmark Channel's first Kitten Bowl (Sunday, Feb. 2, noon/11 a.m. c) can get away with anything, even… Read more


text:
Hearing Aids Canandaigua, New York
MD Hearing Solutions was founded to help members of our community get more from a local hearing care provider. MD Hearing Solutions continues the tradition of better hearing through education, technology, and customer service. To get the most out of your visit today, start by watching our award-winning video on hearing loss and hearing aids, then download your free Guide to Better Hearing, and after that schedule an appointment with us to discuss your personal situation and how MD Hearing Solutions can help you. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Our Services
We are a full service practice that offers the following services :
Almost everybody knows someone who has been affected by some degree of hearing loss. While hearing impairment can be the result of heredity, it also is a natural and graduated result of the aging process.
We deal with people of all ages who are interested in finding out more about hearing loss, either for themselves or for a family member. It's not uncommon for people suffering from hearing loss to be defensive or in denial about it. Our website is designed so that you can find out more about the hearing process, the possibility of hearing loss, and the scientific advances the hearing community has made in the last several years to bring hearing back to the hearing impaired.
Our site is full of information, images, videos, and downloadable information that you can examine in the comfort of your own home. We have even made it easy for you to contact our hearing professionals to find out more and get an expert's opinion.


text:
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
On DVD: "Tamara Drewe"
Stephen Frears is a tough guy to pin down. His filmography is somewhat all over the place—he's done costume drama (Dangerous Liasons), film noir (The Grifters), comedy (The Snapper), political drama (The Queen), rom-com (High Fidelity), and films that absolutely defy categorization (Dirty Pretty Things). He doesn't have an aggressive style or identifiable brand, with the exception of the fact that most of the films he makes are very, very good. Alas, he's a bit off his game with his new picture Tamara Drewe, a good-natured and breezy movie that shambles around likeably for a while, but ultimately doesn't manage to go much of anywhere.
The genre of choice this time is the pastoral comedy. The film is centered on a writer's retreat at a country farm; wildly successful mystery writer Nicholas Hardiment (Roger Allam) provides the enticement for would-be scribes, while his faithful and diligent wife Beth (Tasmin Greig) handles the day-to-day operation. Alas, Nicholas is a bit of a louse—as the film begins (and screenwriter Moira Buffini, adapting Posy Simmonds's graphic novel, leaps into the story feet-first and at full bore) Beth has just discovered his latest affair, and the duo has it out in full view of their guests ("I didn't know they provided material too," one of them muses). The most frequent roomer at the retreat is Glen (Bill Camp), an American struggling mightily with a tome on Thomas Hardy; hunky Andy (Luke Evans) does odd jobs. Events are frequently observed by Jody (Jessica Barden) and Casey (Charlotte Christie), two bored schoolgirls who make trouble to pass the time.
The retreat is situated near the kind of tiny village where the arrival of a taxi is a major event, so the homecoming of Tamara (Gemma Arterton) is a big deal. Once the ugly duckling daughter of the family adjacent to the Hardiments, she's thinned out and fixed her comically monstrous nose; now a sexy newspaper writer, she shakes things up from the moment she shimmies over the fence and sashays into the midst of these vaguely dissatisfied academic types.
Tamara Drewe stars out well—the dialogue is fast and snappy, shaded by petty writerly jealouslies ("I thought it was decent stuff!" Glen tells Nicholas, of his latest bestseller), and the setting charmingly, idyllically provincial. At first, Frears manages to juggle his large ensemble cast effortlessly, but as the story progresses, the balls start to drop. The script introduces the character of Ben (played, admittedly well, by Dominic Cooper), an emo rocker who takes up with Tamara—to the disgust of young Jody and Casey, who idolize him from their teeny-bopper mags. Cooper (so good in An Education and several other recent efforts) does the best he can, but the character seems to have parachuted in from another film, and the more he's on screen, the more inequality we begin to sense in the storytelling. It becomes clear which characters Frears is more interested in—and more comfortable with.
He certainly seems to like Arterton, and who can blame him—she's downright effervescent. The British actress, memorable in roles brief (Quantum of Solace) and substantial (The Disappearance of Alice Creed) displays a heretofore unglimpsed knack for light comedy, her wide open face and darting eyes nicely complimenting her up-for-anything vocal kick. She looks great, yes, but she's got more going on than that; she handles several difficult moments well, and even manages to make some of the wilder tonal shifts play.
But she can't smooth over the rough edges of the closing scenes—neither the unexpectedly grisly conclusion, which comes on as jarringly off-pitch, nor the final resolutions, as irritatingly neat and clean as a Garry Marshall comedy. For the most part, Tamara Drewe a light, fizzy piffle. But even a director of Stephen Frears's skill can't pull it together into a package that makes sense.
"Tamara Drewe" is out today on DVD and Blu-ray.
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Caught On Mobile: Guy School Teacher Beats On A Female Student In South Africa! (Dragged Her On The Floor By Her Braids)
Please click the "Report" button below if the video on this page is not working properly.
Comments will only be displayed by verified emails. No Spamming or Racism.


text:
On The Structure of Certain Galois Cohomology Groups
This paper primarily concerns Galois cohomology groups associated to Galois representations over a complete local ring $R$. The underlying Galois module and the corresponding cohomology groups which we consider are discrete $R$-modules. Under certain hypotheses, we prove that the first cohomology group is an almost divisible $R$-module. We also consider the subgroup of locally trivial elements in the second cohomology group, proving under certain hypotheses that it is a coreflexive $R$-module.
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 11R23, 11R34
Keywords and Phrases: Galois cohomology, Iwasawa theory
Full text: dvi.gz 118 k, dvi 293 k, ps.gz 841 k, pdf 503 k.
Home Page of DOCUMENTA MATHEMATICA


text:
Chapter 18
Men will be punished for their own sins—Sinners will die, and the righteous will surely live—A righteous man who sins will be damned, and a sinner who repents will be saved.
1 The word of the Lord came unto me again, saying,
2 What mean ye, that ye use this proverb concerning the land of Israel, saying, The fathers have eaten sour
3 As I live, saith the Lord God, ye shall not have occasion any more to use this proverb in Israel.
4 Behold, all souls are mine; as the soul of the father, so also the soul of the son is mine: the soul that
5 ¶But if a man be
6 And hath not eaten upon the mountains, neither hath
7 And hath not oppressed any, but hath restored to the debtor his
8 He that hath not given forth upon
9 Hath walked in my statutes, and hath kept my judgments, to deal truly; he is just, he shall surely live, saith the Lord God.
10 ¶If he beget a son that is a robber, a shedder of blood, and that doeth the like to any one of these things,
11 And that doeth not any of those duties, but even hath eaten upon the mountains, and defiled his
12 Hath oppressed the
13 Hath given forth upon usury, and hath taken increase: shall he then live? he shall not live: he hath done all these abominations; he shall surely die; his
14 ¶Now, lo, if he beget a son, that seeth all his father's sins which he hath done, and considereth, and doeth not
15 That hath not eaten upon the mountains, neither hath lifted up his eyes to the idols of the house of Israel, hath not defiled his neighbour's wife,
16 Neither hath oppressed any, hath not withholden the pledge, neither hath spoiled by violence, but hath given his bread to the hungry, and hath covered the naked with a garment,
17 That hath taken off his hand from the poor, that hath not received usury nor increase, hath executed my judgments, hath walked in my statutes; he shall not die for the iniquity of his father, he shall surely live.
18 As for his father, because he
19 ¶Yet say ye, Why? doth not the son bear the iniquity of the father? When the son hath done that which is lawful and right, and hath kept all my statutes, and hath done them, he shall surely live.
20 The soul that
21 But if the wicked will
22 All his
23 Have I any
24 ¶But when the
25 ¶Yet ye say, The
26 When a righteous man
27 Again, when the wicked man
28 Because he considereth, and turneth away from all his transgressions that he hath committed, he shall surely live, he shall not die.
29 Yet saith the house of Israel, The way of the Lord is not
30 Therefore I will
31 ¶
32 For I have no pleasure in the death of him that dieth, saith the Lord God: wherefore turn yourselves, and live ye.


text:
Fully equipped PC for harsh environments
With the Panel PC 725, B+R Industrial Automation has designed a robust and well-protected HMI solution for use directly on the machine. Installation on a support arm system permits a flexible mounting position and ergonomic operation, even in tight spaces. With IP65 protection from all sides, the housing holds up well in harsh environmental conditions, for example with dust and sprayed water.
The integrated 15" touch screen display provides an intuitive human machine interface. Equipped with an Intel Atom N270 processor, the Panel PC 725 is predestined for all standard PC applications, such as SCADA systems. Through the low power loss of the Atom design, the PC housing can be smooth – without heat sink fins – and is therefore easy to clean.
The combination of higher processing power and lower consumption allows a fan-free system. All components that require special cooling, such as processor and chipset, are positioned so that the heat is distributed directly over the housing. When using CompactFlash cards, the Panel PC 725 does not have any rotating parts, which guarantees a long lifespan.
Modular interfaces
The powerful Panel PC 725 provides users with extensive PC resources. With two Ethernet interfaces, two USB 2.0 interfaces and one serial interface, communication is ensured on the machine level and in the plant network.
Panel PCs with IP65 protection normally use expensive IP65 connectors, but the cabling on the Panel PC 725 is handled via the flange. In this way, cost-effective standard cables can be used. Additionally, the battery and CompactFlash cards are behind a separate cover, which makes service easier.
B+R Industrial Automation
Want this article on your website? Click here to sign up for a free account in ContentStream® and make that happen.


text:
Whether remodeling, new construction or repair work – The Bath & Kitchen Idea Centers by Winnelson and Noland Company are the right sources for all your plumbing needs.
Each showroom offers the latest products from quality manufacturers and the service of knowledgeable, professional consultants. Showroom consultants work with consumers, builders and design firms to ensure that homeowners create the bath and kitchen of their dreams while staying within established specifications and budgets.
No matter if you are a do-it-yourselfer replacing a single faucet, a homeowner selecting products for an entire house or a professional referring your customers, the Bath and Kitchen Idea Centers are the perfect fit for your needs.
There are more than 280 Winnelson and Noland plumbing locations across the country. More than 150 of them operate showrooms featuring plumbing products and accessories for the bath and kitchen. Some locations also feature lighting fixtures. These showrooms are collectively known as the Bath & Kitchen Idea Centers by Winnelson and Noland Company; however, some of these independently operated showrooms have different names such as Winteriors and Winning Home Solutions, for example. The showroom locator on this Web site will help you find the closest showroom to your location.
©2016 Bath & Kitchen Idea Center
Site Powered By MyPlumbingShowroom.com


text:
Things that are totally amazing at the moment...
Those tattoo choker necklaces!
Towards the beginning of the 21st century these babies started to coin terms such as trashy or slutty... however I've always seemed to love them and have a massive collection of all different styles and colours.
Egyptian-Inspired Jewellery!
Okay, so perhaps a lot of the fascination for egyptian jewellery came in during the 80's, but the early 90's drew a lot from that as mystics and the occult became really popular. Symbols like the Ankh were always a hit and I have a feeling they're gradually making an even stronger come-back!
Bright Mini Skirts!
When the whole "colour-blocking" concept came into fashion, I can't say I was the biggest fan. However I do love pairing one super "simple" piece of clothing with the really crazy and hectic patterns of another. So usually I'll rock a bright block-colour/ metallic skirt and then add some crazy patterned or see-through shirt to add some texture and intricacy to my outfits.
Showing off your Bra!
Yes, the 90's was the age of the see-through shirt and crop top combo. Whilst this often isn't pulled off too well by girls with bigger boobs, I kinda feel lucky in that mine are only "JUST" a size B-cup.
Yeah, when I say "just" I really mean, they're so small that they barely pass for a B-cup... :'( *tears*
See-through Patterned Shirts, DUH!
Can't show off your bra without one! ;)
Thankfully, nowadays they come in so many really flattering styles, not just the body-tight black scoop neck's of the 90's, making them easily wearable and really great for summer!
Giant FLATFORMS!
Flatforms are the greatest thing to ever be invented, in my opinion. - They're comfortable; they look amazing and give me all the height I've been craving! (being the shortest in my family- BOOHOO!)
I usually get varied comments when I wear my flatforms... Either they're loved, or bitterly hated - Although it seems the girls who really appreciate the magic of the flatforms are those who understand the burden of having to walk around in heels all day.
Anyway, lastly I thought I'd show you
how I manage to get my hair so weird and wavy-
The video below pretty much just shows the effects of the princess wave although you can actually wear the plaits out as they're super cute too! Give it a go let me know how it turned out for you!
I will put a step by step in another post coming soon, although the process is so easy I'm sure you could easily work it out without one ^__^
I hope everyone has a really lovely summer!
(or winter, depending on where you are! Hehe)
& candies
to you all,