text:
Photo by Micha Persson
Prior to this trade deadline, we talked about the idea that the team's actions would give us a tell about the direction of the organization, and about how they perceived their window of opportunity. The action taken? Adding Mike Santorelli via waivers – a bubble player from the worst team in the league this season. I think we all wanted something more decisive, though fans seemed split between buying and selling, and a terrible streak of losing that saw the division title simply slip through our fingers peaked the frustration at our current management group.
We're still left with the question of when this management group will choose to compete, and a further question of what they intend the roster to look like when they do.
The list of needs was known – a 2nd line scoring RW, a two-way LW, and a depth forward up front, an experienced depth defenceman on the back end. Cheveldayoff spoke about all of those, and the need for RW help in particular so we're not out of sync with what management knows. The UFAs were also known, though not so high-end as to expect a fire sale – Hainsey, Antropov (who hurt himself at the deadline), Wellwood, Miettien, Clitsome. Friction with the coach meant Burmistrov's name was in the twitter-verse on deadline day, and the team has a wealth of specialists and also-rans who might be a pro-scout favorite here or there.
Inaction at the deadline was an odd signal by the team – ostensibly letting go of any notion of competing for this season, but also not selling aggressively as one might expect in a rebuild scenario. Without a clear tell, I think it's fair to wonder if the team has a clear direction.
Then where are we going?
Cheveldayoff has said he intends to build from within in Winnipeg, but, of course, the Thrashers were doing that for a decade under Don Waddell with one playoff birth to show for it. Immediately upon taking over, Rick Dudley overhauled the roster (to our continuing benefit) and began to add useful veteran pieces, including captain Andrew Ladd and Byfuglien from Chicago for what amounts at this stage to be prospects Kevin Hayes, Jeremy Morin, and Adam Clendening, and of course Wheeler from Boston for Rich Peverly and Boris Valabik. That's very decisive.
(Dudley's drafting history is less inspiring however, and I was relieved he was let go in the move. Though we can all be thankful to watch Evander Kane and Burmistrov – the two first rounders under his watch – we might have Head Scout Marcel "One Good Player Per Draft" Comeau to thank rather than Dudley.)
Adding established NHL hockey players continued somewhat under Cheveldayoff – Olli Jokinen and Alexei Ponikarovsky this season, Wellwood and Miettien (re-entry waivers) last year. Yet for the most part, the focus has been on Scheifele and Trouba, the top prospects in a currently shallow system. Are they the front of the wave for the Jets? I wrote this in the deadline preview:
While it can be tempting to look at the Penguins, Blackhawks, and so forth and point to the cluster of talent accumulated by being full-on bad, Jets fans should remember that the Trashers were just that for a long time. Zach Bogosian (3rd overall, 2008), Evander Kane (4th overall, 2009), Alex Burmistrov (8th overall, 2010), Mark Scheifele (7th overall, 2011), and Jacob Trouba (9th overall, 2012) represent the heart of the order, and the team has added other former top 10 picks in Blake Wheeler (5th overall, 2004) and Andrew Ladd (4th overall, 2004). Jokinen (3rd overall, 1997), Antropov (10th overall, 1998), Little (12th overall, 2006) and Hainsey (13th overall, 2000) come from the left half of the draft board as well.
Does this management group imagine Kane, Burmi, Scheifele, Bogo, and Trouba in their prime when the team looks for a playoff birth? In that case, keeping Hainsey in particular is poor asset management, and they may have underestimated just how much harder their schedule will get under realignment. If the team wants to compete and re-tool, rather than rebuild from scratch, then we can earnestly question whether management has an accurate team assessment.
So what?
I think there are two likely scenarios. First, management intends to tank next year when the schedule is that much harder, and is perhaps organizing to go after OHL phenom Connor McDavid in the 2015 draft. There might be a collage of OHL Rookie of the Year Winners in Cheveldayoff's desk, and Aaron Ekblad may be written with hearts around it on the 2014/15 depth chart on the way to McDavid.
Second is that management got caught where the fans did – it would great to win the division and see playoff hockey in the MTS Centre (a feel good story and something to remember in the cold winters to come against Chicago and Minnesota), but prices at the deadline were high and the team wasn't prepared to answer questions like 'is Stafford better than Burmistrov for our long term plan?' They simply didn't have a clear plan beyond 'wait and react.'
In either case, I fear we're in for some long winters.


text:
People that obtain them selves having difficulties to forfeit their weight will be amazed to find out all about the usefulness of acupressure fat burning. Individuals who ultimately give up their dreams on fat loss diet regime and stressful gym exercises could have a extra smart decision without embracing risky medical procedure and weight loss pills. Are you currently sick and tired and fatigued with starving you to eventually loss of life by means of weight reduction plan? Have you been also unwell and exhausted with eliminating yourself at the well being group via workouts which not only require your time and effort and efforts but a lot of your efforts at the same time? Consumers with rock and roll-underside charges liposuction treatment along with varieties of plastic surgeries but what quite a few will surely manage them? As well the notion that most are recognized for complications and side effects, numerous of them are not recommended to those who do certainly not demand them. Nowadays you'll find an more choice through acupressure fat loss. acupressure pain relief
- Exactly what is acupressure body weight lessening? In case you have heard.
- acupressure pain relief.
- acupressure weight loss.
- Those who obtain on their own battling to forfeit their weight is going.
- acupressure weight loss.
Controlling body weight is a primary concern to a number of men and women considering that excess weight related worries are only to get 1 of the principal variables that bring about fatal ailments. Lots of tactics and assistance are available from a variety of assets. With out the right understanding, you could end up chasing the wrong advice. There are several of selections for much healthier life-style that is factual that this organic tactics are still the very best. But there are also a great deal of explanations why some people just can't free the time and effort to be to all-natural strategies. Which is once they turn to beauty surgical procedures and also other unsafe prescription drugs. Some sense it can be rather shocking but there are times when conventional techniques are much more effective than better technology. For instance, acupressure weight loss may be the best long-term choice in comparison to diet and advanced healthcare tablets and operations. acupressure weight loss
Why some people just
Exactly what is acupressure excess weight lessening? For those who have heard about chinese medicine, you would wait to consider this technique quickly. With acupuncture, frightening needles are used to pierce varied things by the physique procedures. It is really a kind of contrasting treatment in which simple fine needles are loaded within the skin area at particular things along meant collections of electricity for making many people loosen up and treat some ailments. With acupressure, the principle will be the very similar with acupuncture however right now, it will not involve terrifying fine needles but stress. Pressure is used on numerous aspects of one's system. The many parts which can be targeted normally are those that are matched up to excess like abdomen, intestines, and components that work for drinking water maintenance. plantar fasciitis pain relief
Weight lessening For those who
Digging with this program makes your routines of dieting and exercise normally lighter weight for the reason that it doesn't job without the need of self handle from the beginning. As a result you don't should kill on your own doing challenging workouts and self hunger. You may must just harmony these with this new method for managing bodyweight. Attained amid your common workouts for greater effects. But make specific you need to do it right and be aware of substantially far more about acupressure weight reduction from your dependable supply. acupressure pain relief
Doesn't job without the need
- acupressure pain relief.
- acupressure weight loss.
- Individuals who obtain on their own having difficulties to forfeit how much they weigh will probably be astonished to.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Glagoslav Publications Authors
Ak Welsapar
Ak Welsapar was born in 1956 in the former Soviet Republic of Turkmenistan. He is still a proscribed writer in Turkmenistan and his name has been in the list of black-listed writers since 1990.
Srđan Srdić
Srđan Srdić was born in Kikinda in 1977. He graduated from the Department of World Literature and Theory of Literature of the Faculty of Philology, University of Belgrade, where he also completed his doctoral thesis.
Alexander Terekhov
Former Russian Special Forces soldier and the winner of the Big Book Prize, Terekhov is the master of 'fine satire', noted by The Guardian and compared by The Moscow Times to that of Saltykov-Shchedrin.
Maria Matios
Grande Dame of Ukrainian literature and a prominent public person, Maria Matios published her first prose in 1992. Since then she's gone to write seven books of poetry and five books of prose, winning top national prizes and awards.
Dmitry Glukhovsky
A prolific bestselling author, Dmitry Glukhovsky is known worldwide for his Metro 2033 franchise that won sci-fi EUROCON and became a THQ videogame. Most recent plans for Metro include a Hollywood film and a new series of novels.
Elena Chizhova
Praised in the New York Times and Kirkus, Elena Chizhova recieved the Russian Booker Prize and an international recongition for her achievements in literature. Today she's presiding over the St. Petersburg PEN Club.
Eduard Kochergin
After his parents are taken away from Eduard, a child of two at the time, Eduard Kochergin not only survives the harshness of life under Stalinism, but becomes one of the world's most renowned artists and now an author.
Vladimir Medinskiy
Vladimir Medinskiy is a Russian statesman, professor, essayist and novelist. Since May 2012 he has held the post of Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation. His series Myths About Russia is the bestselling Russian popular history series of recent years.
Victor Erofeyev
A son of a high-ranking Soviet diplomat Viktor Erofeev is a well known Russian writer. His works received both critical and popular acclaim. His novel Good Stalin is inspired by Erofeev's experience of growing up amidst the Soviet political hierarchy.
Natalka Babina
Born in a small village in the southern part of Belarus near Polish and Ukrainian borders Natalka Babina grew up surrounded by a mixture Belarusian, Ukrainian and Polish cultural traditions. She works as a journalist at an independent Belarusian newspaper writing on cultural topics.
Vladimir Soloviev
He is a popular host on Russian radio and television, works in the theatre and in cinematography, gives various lectures and corporate trainings. Soloviev's bibliography consists of more than two dozen titles on the hottest topics of contemporary Russia.
Sergei Kapitsa
Sergei Kapitsa was a Russian physicist and demographer. He was the vice president of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and president of the Eurasian Physical Society. Kapitsa played a great role in the popularisation of science and restoring support for science in Russia.
Chris Hutchins
Chris Hutchins, being a famous journalist with years of experience in established British media, published several biographies of famous people.
Alexander Korobko
Alexander Korobko is a Russian journalist and television producer, currently living and working in London. He co-authored the famous biography of Vladimir Putin.
Maria Konyukova
Maria Konyukova was born in Leningrad. In her Watching the Russians, she shows a keen insight into Russian customs and traditions, and celebrates the Russian soul at large.
Oleg Pavlov
Oleg Pavlov is a critically acclaimed award winning author with a social and personal theme in the core of his writing. His experience in the Russian military forces adds an edge to his literary style.
Vladlen Loginov
Vladlen Loginov, best known for his work on Lenin, is one of Russia's most prominent historians and screenwriters. His book Lenin. How to Become a Leader exposes the factors that formed the personality of the revolutionary leader.
Irene Rozdobudko
The media calls Irene "The Lady Detective of Ukrainian literature" for her intriguing suspence novels. The author has an inquisitive mind and a recognizable style that continue winning her top national literary awards.
Anatoly Kudryavitsky
A poet, fiction writer and literary translator, Kudryavitsky is a member of the Russian Writers' Union and the Irish PEN. His poems and stories have been translated into fourteen languages.
Maarten Tengbergen
He is the founder of the "Club Russe des Institutions Européennes" established to spread the knowledge of Russian culture within the European institutions.
Elvira Baryakina
Elvira Baryakina is the author of an ongoing novel series devoted to the early 20th century Russia, revolution, the first wave of emigration and exile. Elvira bases her novels on detailed research and fine literary artistry.
Serhiy Zhadan
Born in 1974, Ukraine's celebrated author Serhiy Zhadan belongs to the generation of witnesses who lived through the collapse of the USSR and the changes that followed. His works reflect the turbulence he experienced in early age.
Hamid Ismailov
Hamid was forced to flee Uzbekistan and came to UK where he took a job with the BBC World Service, becoming the network's first Writer-in-Residence. He speaks many languages and writes on hot topics of socio-political context.
Sergei Shargunov
Sergei Shargunov earned his reputation as a writer with a social conscience covering some of the most significant events in recent Russian history.
Igor Sakhnovsky
He studied Russian language and literature at the State University of the Urals, then worked as a literary consultant and editor for a number of publishers and magazines. Member of Hawthornden Fellowship, UK.
Nadezhda Ptushkina
Ptushkina is one of the most popular playwrights in contemporary Russia. Her works are emotional, sincere and at times bitter with dramatic twists and turns that are thoroughly elaborated and structured.
Lubov Bazan
Lubov Bazan is a Belorussian historian, art analyst and translator. Her professional experience became the backbone of her work on Belorussian history.
Layla Alexander-Garrett
Author of the memoir Andrei Tarkovsky: the Collector of Dreams, producer Layla Alexander-Garrett enjoys a fruitful career in Film and Dramatic Arts.
He has published over 30 articles on literary topics and more that 50 translations in journals and anthologies. The volume Herstories: An Anthology Of New Ukrainian Women Prose Writers is compiled, edited and accompanied with a critical introduction by Michael M. Naydan.
Larysa learned the Ukrainian language when working for the Ukrainian Ministry of Justice at the age of 23 - then went on to write seven novels in this language and win national literary awards.
Uladzimir Karatkevich
Uladzimir Karatkevich was a Belarusian writer, poet, playwright, journalist and screenwriter with a passion for archeology. He is known as the creator of the Belorussian historical novel with his works filmed on many occassions.
Taras Shevchenko
Taras Shevchenko was a Ukrainian author and painter. The Kobzar is considered his most important work, which he worked on throughout his life. His works are celebrated worldwide in named after him museums and cultural centres.
|Leonid Andreev
Founder of Russian Expressionism, Leonid Andreev is Russia's celebrated classic. His works are considered an invaluable part of Russian literary heritage.
Ales Adamovych
Ales Adamovich (1927-1994) was a Belarusian author, literary critic, screenwriter of many fulfilled TV productions and a public person. A celebrated legend in Belarus, the author left a legacy of appreciation for historical truth.
Zakhar Prilepin
Prilepin's combination of lucid prose and social consciousness has made him one of the most popular and acclaimed writers in Russia today and drawn comparisons with the Russian classics.
Dmitry Rogozin
Dmitry Rogozin is a famous Russian politician, statesman and diplomat. Rogozin was the Russian Federation's representative to NATO up to December 2011, and since then has been Russian Deputy Prime Minister.


text:
- About us
- Blogs
- Funding/Donations
- Challenges
- Chapters
- Papers
- Projects
- Code of Conduct
- Google SoC
- Recent posts
- Security Workshops
Christian Seifert is a PhD candidate at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, and is currently on a visiting scholar appointment at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA. His research is targeted at improving the detection accuracy and speed of client honeypots. Christian has an MS in software engineering with a focus on computer security from Seattle University, WA. Christian has been a member of the New Zealand Honeynet Project since April 2006.
The work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Copyright © The Honeynet Project, 2007


text:
Soldier kills himself and three victims.
This story has been updated.
Another soldier-shooter has opened fired at Fort Hood, Texas, leaving four people dead -- three victims and the assailant, a soldier -- and injuring 16 others.
"The shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound," said Lt. Gen. Mark Milley, Fort Hood's commanding officer. Milley, speakng late Wednesday, said the deceased suspect walked into one building, opened fire, left that building and got into a vehicle, drove to another building, entered and opened fire again. There he was engaged by law enforcement, pulled out a .45-caliber pistol "and then he put the weapon to his head" and shot himself, Milley said. He would not identify the suspect's name or rank until the suspect's family was notified of his death.
The suspect was being diagnosed for post-traumatic stress disorder but had not yet received a diagnosis. "We do know that this soldier has behavior health and mental health issues," Milley said. The suspect was being treated for depression and anxiety and taking medications, he said. The suspect served four months in Iraq in 2011, and Milley said there are reports that he claimed to have sustained head trauma there but "he was not a wounded warrior." Officials do not suspect terrorism as a motive, but said they are not ruling anything out as a deeper invesgtation into the shooter's life just gets underway.
Read more and check for updates on Defense One.
NEXT STORY: CIA Fires Back at Congress' Benghazi Theories


text:
Monthly Archive for September, 2013
Do you have a healthy attitude?
Mark Hyman, MD, in Calm Your Mind, Heal Your Body, writes "What is this critical factor that determines so much about how healthy or how sick you are? It is your attitude, your social life, your community, and your spiritual beliefs."
Hyman also states, "…the most powerful pharmacy in the world … is right between your ears!"
Healthier lifestyles might be found, not only in what's between your ears, but, most importantly, in what's between you and your God.…


text:
Spotlight on Scarleteen: Going the Distance in LDRs
Going the Distance: A Few Thoughts on Long-Distance Relationships by Joey
Do you know that Cake song that goes, "He's going the distance… he's going for speed… she's all alone (all alone!) in a time of need…"? If you also listened to a lot of alternative rock in the mid-nineties or just love clever trumpet-y tunes, the chorus to Cake's "The Distance" may pop into your head upon reading this Scarleteen Take Two! article's title. I'm not sure if author Joey had that song in mind when penning her piece, but "going the distance" to make long-distance relationships work is something she knows firsthand. In her article, "Going the Distance: A Few Thoughts on Long-Distance Relationships," Joey shares personal experience as well as great general advice for people in or considering long-distance relationships.
Joey is an international Scarleteen volunteer who is no stranger to moving, be it across the street or around the globe. She's lived in several countries growing up, among them Germany, the US, and Italy. Currently considering where to continue her graduate studies, her Wanderlust has lasted into adulthood. Joey and her romantic partner have been together for many years; however, while there have been many visits and regular contact thanks to modern technology, they are yet to reside in the same place for an extended period of time. How do they make it work? Joey learned the ropes of LDRs by improvising as she's gone along and would now like to share some advice, general guidelines, and other things to keep in mind while in or entering a long-distance relationship.
Distance can present new challenges to old relationships. Regardless of age and location, each long-distance move comes with new friends, new challenges, and new beginnings; leaving means keeping old friends in your heart and mind while leaving them behind physically. Add a romantic or sexual relationship to the mix and things get even more complicated. Alternatively, some new relationships start and blossom without its members having lived in the same place.
In her article, Joey starts by describing potential LDR scenarios and what to keep in mind if and when you and your partner/s are considering one. She mentions some ground rules (the key being open and honest communication!), as well as answers some common questions that arise. For example, one person asks: "But won't my partner be more likely to cheat if we're never together?" and another admits, "So what if I like the distance?" To find out her answers to this and more, I highly recommend checking out Joey's "Going the Distance: A Few Thoughts on Long-Distance Relationships." And after you're done reading, please let her know what you think by leaving a note here or share your own personal experience with LDRs on the message boards.
What is Spotlight on Scarleteen? Find out more by clicking here.


text:
SAGE is an independent international publisher of journals, books, and electronic media. Known for our commitment to quality and innovation, we are a world leader in our chosen academic, educational, and professional markets.
Innovative ideas and approaches consistently distinguish SAGE's publishing, across all of our programs. Our products include:
SAGE publishes more than 1,000 journals, including those of more than 400 learned societies and institutions. We have forged strong partnerships with societies and associations for nearly half a century. We are uniquely positioned between the big commercial publishers and small university presses to provide world-wide distribution of knowledge with a personal touch. The service we offer is highly individualized based on a thorough understanding of your goals and aspirations. We set and maintain the highest standards in editorial, production, and online distribution. Our partnership with HighWire Press makes us a part of an online community that includes some of the top journals in the world.
We are committed to meeting the needs of academic and professional communities and to working with those communities to define and meet their information needs of the future. This means keeping focused on the opportunities that arise through the development of new media, as well as new trends, new research agendas, new methodologies, and new publishing models.
Because we are a privately owned publisher, we have the luxury of devoting substantial time and effort to cultivating our publishing relationships. You'll find working with us is much different than working with a large "mega-publisher." We are large enough to have all resources needed to serve our publishing partners and our customers, yet small enough to provide personal attention and responsiveness to your publishing needs.
Learn more about our society journal publishing program
Contact us with any questions about how a publishing partnership with SAGE can take your journal(s) to the next level.
We are committed to providing the best possible service to our journal authors and editors. Our commitment to service and our personal attention ensures that you'll be an active participant in the publishing process. Here you will find information designed to make publishing your article in a SAGE journal or submitting a proposal for a new journal as easy as possible.
SAGE offers our journal authors:
SAGE Choice offers authors of primary research articles in a number of biomedical journals the option to make their work freely available upon publication on SAGE Journals, our online platform.
For further information, visit the SAGE Journal Author Gateway.
Building on SAGE's tradition of publishing high-quality academic works in the social sciences for more than 35 years, we concentrate our efforts on providing undergraduate and graduate textbooks, as well as handbooks and professional resources. Our Books Division also includes the SAGE Reference program, which publishes encyclopedias and other reference works, and the CQ Press imprint, which focuses on textbooks in political science and public affairs. SAGE currently publishes over 600 titles per year worldwide across its imprints and has over 4,500 titles in print.
SAGE is one of the few remaining independent publishers. We are a publisher, first and foremost, who values and prizes first-rate content. Our goal is to publish books that offer innovative teaching solutions, approaches, and perspectives to the disciplines that we serve. While we are firmly guided by the needs of our market, we are driven to publish books that contribute to your students' learning experience, to your colleagues' efforts in the classroom, and to the field.
At SAGE, we recognize that our authors and editors are among our most important assets, and we are committed to developing strong and flexible partnerships that offer the following benefits:
Guidelines on writing and submitting your proposal to SAGE.
Our Higher Education / Books Acquisitions Editors
Corwin Press publishes leading-edge books for practicing elementary and secondary educators that offer fresh insights, conclusions, and recommendations for action. Our goal is to publish substantive and practical books that contribute to practitioners' knowledge while also being readable and useful.
What is an "ideal" Corwin Press book?


text: Malawi Cichlids, Malawi Species Profiles, African Cichlids, Lake Malawi, Malawi Forum, Tanks, Articles, Books, Videos MM Merchandise MM Hosting Aquarium Services Advertise With Us Forum Facebook Page Chat Room Contact Us Tell A Friend Stats Photo Contest Photo Contest - Hall Of Fame Member's Tank Gallery Videos Species Profiles Species Locator Articles▶ Books Lake Malawi Map Interactive Map Links Tank Size Calculator Unit Conversion African Cichlids Species Articles Aquarium Setup and Maintenance Tank Hardware and Accessories Aquarium Chemistry Reference Articles Health and Care Malawi MayhemLake Malawi Cichlid Mayhem! FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Malawi Mayhem Forum Index Please enter your username and password to log in. Username: Password: Log me on automatically each visit: I forgot my password Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group (©) Malawi Mayhem 2014. Site design by and web hosting by Namesonic.com Proudly Canadian


text:
Annapolis, Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland, Washington DC, Northern Virginia, and vicinity
I learned about Lice Happens when my mentor/friend learned that I was moving to the Baltimore-Washington metro area upon graduating from the University of North Carolina. Understanding my values and work ethic, and wanting only the best for me, she was emphatic that I meet the founders of Lice Happens.
Having graduated Summa Cum Laude, I value the process of learning and I'm thrilled that Lice Happens' business model includes empowering parents through knowledge sharing and hands-on training.
I am happy that I will be joining my passions (talking and being of service to people) in such a way that will serve an area I am proud to now call home. It's not just about helping families, it's about reassuring them that this problem is not unique to them and that we are in this together to relieve their fears.
I am excited to be part of the Lice Happens family!
Annapolis, Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland, Washington DC, Northern Virginia, and vicinity


text:
# 6Be316389
Clear Packing Tape - 2.0 Mil - 2 X 18Ae97
You'll discover instantly that our 2" and 3" acrylic Clear Packaging Tape is very dependable regardless of weather or aging conditions
Our goal is to maintain product integrity, Wholesale pricing, and swift delivery!
Now if you're just simply accustomed to using hot melt packing tape we also have that in stock also.
Packaging Supplies By Mail is a proven leader in bulk wholesale Packaging Tape
Alongside superior sealing strength, this tape is trustworthy by reliably maintaining its seal and holding packages together for lengthy industrial stock requirements.
As you notice, we provide a full catalog of sizes, lengths, and thickness so that you fulfill both home and industrial demands
The optimal clarity of this tape is remarkable
You'll definitely benefit during usage either manually or with a tape dispenser, which ever works best for you


text:
Annals of Cheap: 32-inch flat screen TVs
Now's the time to buy a TV if you're in the market to replace the old analog CRT clunker that's been your backup. Prices for mid-size and small flat screen sets are as low as they're ever going to get owing to several factors that happened to have converged during the last few months.
According to an article in the Mainichi Shimbun, the average price of all the TVs sold in May was a little more than ¥53,000. Moreover, the average price of TVs in the 30-39 inch size range was ¥49,000. That's a decrease of 30 percent and 40 percent, respectively, from the same month last year. And since those are general nationwide averages, the savings become even starker when you go to discount electronics stores. In March, the average price of a 32-inch flat screen TV set at a discount store was in the ¥50,000-60,000 range, and then dropped to below ¥39,000 in May. Right now, Bic Camera near Yurakucho Station in Tokyo is selling the most vanguard types — energy-conserving LED TVs — for about ¥50,000, but older models are going for as low as ¥30,000. The store's sales of TVs are 80 percent higher than they were for the same period last year.


text:
Welcome to Paid Research Online! Get paid for sharing their opinions and ideas by answering online surveys. Get paid each time you complete a survey...
Earning money by sharing your honest opinion is one of the best ways to be paid. Not only that you will have the chance to work inside your comfortable home, you will be able to voice out an honest opinion and make more profit at the same time.
Join our paid Paid Research Online and help evaluate new products, test new advertising, and tell companies what you think. Make your opinions count. Join today!
Our survey site needs people like you to give their opinions about Paid Research Online and You could make up to $50 - $100 in the next 3 to 5 minutes. Online surveys are used as a technique for gathering information for companies. They generally are a set of questions which require a participant to answer and then the information is eventually given back to company for reporting purposes. The companies are willing to pay a fee to the participant for their opinions and time.
"Best paid surveys site yet you make lots of money every day all for just at home and filling out surveys." Karl David
"This is the best program I've ever used. Now, I can do my taxes in half the time!" Paul S
The length of time varies for each project, but we try to keep all of our projects as brief as possible. Most of our surveys range 2-10 minutes. Of course some will be marked longer and some shorter.
The panels listed on this site are hosted by independent market research companies that are willing to pay you for your opinions or taking online surveys.
Complete your user profiles and take the time to answer all the surveys honestly and completely. Providing accurate feedback helps ensure that the market research firms have quality data for their clients.
No, its 100% FREE to Join and you will get instant access to our survey sites.


text:
To give aging individuals and their families the gift of time through improved quality of life.
A world where societies understand that dementia is not a natural part of aging and individuals can take action to reduce the impact of the disease.
Brain health for life.
SMART Brain Aging, Inc. is a healthcare technology company delivering research supported programs, in-person and virtually, that reduce cognitive decline in aging brains.
We currently offer three programs: Brain U Clinic, Brain U Online and Brain U Caregiver.
SMART Brain Aging, Inc. was incorporated in 2016 with the backing of over seven years of dementia research and many years of design and development. The inspiration for the products we provide comes from the research of Dr. John DenBoer, clinical neuropsychologist, and is further fueled by the personal family experiences with dementia of both Dr. DenBoer and other company staff.
John W. DenBoer, Ph.D.
Founder, CMO
Jessie Childers
Director of Operations
Ari Magill, M.D.
Sal Kohgadai
Tom Swann
Research Director and Grant Writer
Joan Seeling
Research Coordinator
Calli Varner
Marketing & Public Relations
Jessica Bankson
Lead Social Worker
Kelsey McLauchlin
Lead Speech Language Pathologist
Danielle Cain
Director of Provider Education
Lindsay Benefield
Operations Manager
Kaitlyn Martin
Administrative Assistant
We Are Hiring
Join our Team
Stephen W. Brown, Ph.D.
Marty Zwilling
Steven Chung, MBA
Rick Munson
Zach Ferres
SMART Brain Aging, Inc.
5111 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 105
Scottsdale, AZ
Telephone: (480) 993-3879
Fax: (480) 534-7675
Dr. John DenBoer is a Clinical Neuropsychologist specializing in the assessment and detection of early-stage dementia. He received his internship training at VA Boston Healthcare System (Boston University School of Medicine/Harvard University) and received his postdoctoral training at Barrow Neurological Institute. He has published extensively in the area of Clinical Neuropsychology and has been an expert speaker at many local, national, and international conferences. He is the Founder, CEO, and Chief Medical Officer of SMART Brain Aging, Inc., a company designed to help prevent and intervene in mild cognitive impairment and early-stage dementia.
In the last 3 years he has become a world-renown speaker in the area of early-stage dementia detection and treatment. This has culminated in a Netflix documentary and corresponding book, entitled "This is Dementia?!".
Sal has served as a hands-on CIO and CTO and has over 17 years of Technology experience.
Sal's responsible for helping people attain brain health for life through technology. He leads the engineering team in developing Brain U Online, focuses on delivering a great experience and helps team members become better leaders.
Sal has spent his professional career making technology fluid, practical and enjoyable. Due to Sal's analytical abilities and collaborative leadership style, he's delivered software 53% faster, steadied system uptime from 87% to 99.99%, increased productivity by 31%, and achieved an error reduction of 77% while deploying products.
Sal is an adventurer who enjoys hiking with friends, cycling, personal development, traveling, art and speaking in different languages.
Joan was born and raised in Waukesha, Wisconsin and graduated with a degree in Elementary Education from the University Of Wisconsin-La Crosse. She taught in Minnesota while also attaining her Master's Degree in Reading from the University Of Minnesota. During her teaching career she has worked as a reading specialist and taught second, third, fourth, and fifth grade in Wisconsin and Arizona. Currently she volunteers at Cardon Children's Hospital and leads the volunteer program for SMART Memory Program research. She loves to substitute teach when time allows and enjoys golfing, singing in a choir, gardening, and traveling. Joan's true love is to help people, and her work with the SMART program gives her great joy because of the impact it has on people's lives.
Mona Hoffman-Raynor has worked as a Medical Office and Clinic Manager for the last 13 years, with a focus on billing, revenue generation, credentialing and negotiating insurance contracts. Mona is also experienced in start-up practices and organizational management. She is currently the Office/Clinical Manager for SMART Brain Aging.
Ashley Selby has recently graduated and this is her first medical position She is excited to be a part of the team. She looks forward to learning the many aspects of psychology and the many dimensions of dementia.
Melissa Barker has worked on a wide range of accounting and audit services across the southwest and internationally, with a specialty in the healthcare industry. She is a shareholder, and financial and GAAP accounting guru at High Rock Accounting, where she assists clients with GAAP compliance, financial modeling, financial reporting, and general financial accounting inquiries. She is also the acting CFO for SMART Brain Aging.
Bob grew up in Wyoming, served 5 years in the U.S. Army and is a proud alumnus of the University of Missouri-Rolla. He and his wife Sun live with their son and two suspicious cats in Mesa Arizona. He believes in sales from service, the powers of intention and culture and the technology that converts breakdowns into breakthroughs. After more than a decade, leading business development efforts and teams in senior markets and healthcare, Bob employs his connections and leverages his expertise and experience to help the team at Smart Brain Aging to optimize their business development operations, to attract, cultivate and retain the right people and to develop strategies that grow business. He is very pleased and excited to be working with the dynamic people of Smart Brain Aging.
He graduated from Arizona State University and taught at Paradise Valley High School. He spent several years in the Financial Services industry with Phoenix Mutual & Conn. General Life insurance companies, including series 6 & 63 licenses.
He spent 20 years in Retail/Commercial Banking in Phoenix, 10 years as the Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for DHR, a local PEO (Professional Employer Organization).
Most recently Jeff has been a Senior caregiver & Placement Advisor for 15+ years specializing with clients that have Dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's & COPD. He has worked with Fortune 100 & 500 CEO's, business owner's & Professional Athletes.
Tom Swann is a serial entrepreneur having started several businesses in New Mexico and Arizona. Born and educated in Michigan, he moved to New Mexico in 1978 to work at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. In 1983, Swann left his position at the Los Alamos National Laboratory to start his first business, Optomec, Inc., which is a very successful additive manufacturing business located in Albuquerque, NM.
For 2-1/2 years, Swann worked for the Maricopa Small Business Development Center (SBDC) stationed in the Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation, as a business analyst helping small technology businesses grow and prosper. He left the SBDC in March 2015 to start Mesa Technology Group LLC, through which he is providing business and engineering consulting services.
Swann holds a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI and a MBA from the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. Topics of particular interest to Swann are the 3D printing and additive manufacturing industries, investor pitches and winning government contracts, particularly National Institute of Health Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants.
Swann's office is in the LaunchPoint Accelerator in the Mesa Center for Higher Education in downtown Mesa, AZ.
Calli is our online marketing and PR specialist, which includes blogging and managing our social media accounts. She has a passion for writing and is a proud graduate of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. Calli is originally from Lake Havasu City and enjoys watching football, doing yoga and spending time with her cat, Lt Dan. She also plays a very active role in two local rescues.
Stephen W. Brown is the Emeritus Edward M. Carson Chair and Professor of Marketing with the W. P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University. He currently is a Distinguished Faculty with the Center for Services Leadership, and also a Strategic Partner with The INSIGHT Group. From its founding in 1985 until May 2011, he served as the CSL's executive director. He is also a former national president of the American Marketing Association.
Professor Brown has co-authored and co-edited 23 books and over 100 articles. Much of his research and writing focuses on the science of service and the topics of strategic services marketing, service excellence and recovering from service failures. Currently, he's devoting major research, executive teaching and consulting to the area of service infusion or growing service revenues in product-dominant companies. His latest book published in 2014 is Profiting From Services & Solutions.
Dr. Brown has been identified as one of the ten most frequent contributors to the English-language services marketing literature in the world. He's been awarded honorary doctoral degrees from the HANKEN School of Economics in Finland and from Karlstad University in Sweden. He is the recipient of the Career Contributions to Services Marketing Award from the American Marketing Association and the Educator of the Year Award from the Association for Service Management International. He serves as a speaker and seminar leader for conferences and business meetings around the world.
Dr. Brown has co-founded three companies, and he serves on the boards of directors of several companies and a non profit organization.
Marty Zwilling's passion is nurturing the development of leaders and entrepreneurs by providing first-hand mentoring, advisory board services, funding assistance, and business plan development. He is the Founder and CEO of Startup Professionals, a company that provides products and services to startup founders and small business owners.
He writes a daily blog for entrepreneurs, and dispenses advice on the subjects of leadership and startups to a large online audience of over 940,000 Twitter followers. He is also a regular contributor to Forbes, Entrepreneur, Inc, and the Huffington Post. He has also published three books, "Do YOU Have What It Takes To Be An Entrepreneur?" "Attracting an Angel," and "StartupPro: How to set up and grow a tech business."
He has a 30-year track record of demonstrated results as an executive in general management, computer software development, product management, and marketing, as well as in leading technical business transformations, conducting due diligence for investors, mentoring new technical executives, and overseeing business development, customer service, and outsourcing both onshore and offshore.
Marty began his career with IBM, holding an array of positions including executive roles in software development and professional services. Prior to launching on his professional path, Marty's education included the attainment of Bachelor of Science Degrees in Accounting and a Minor in Computer Science from the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana.
A resident of Fountain Hills, Arizona, with his wife Libby, Marty is an active member of the local Angel investment group (Arizona Tech Investors), a Venture Mentor at Arizona State University, and member of the Advisory Boards for several startups in the area.
Steven Chung is the co-founder of Senior Living Advisory Group of Scottsdale. A former associate partner for an international general management consulting firm based in NY, Steven also served as a senior executive for a major aerospace corporation. He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and a master's degree in Business Management. He and his wife Martha have been married for over 27 years with 3 wonderful children.
Rick Munson is the founder and leader of three companies over a 40-year career resulting in the successful merger and or acquisition of each organization. He has proven leadership skills resulting from growing companies and extensive military experience as an officer and Distinguished Military Graduate from the United States Army.
He Graduated in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration, distinguished Military Graduate with honors.
Zach Ferres is the CEO of Coplex, a Phoenix and LA based Startup Studio. He's also a founding Partner at Coplex Ventures, a newly formed venture capital fund and columnist for Entrepreneur Magazine. Speaker. Runner. Engineer (not the train kind).
Alyssa is from a small town in the Vail, CO area where her family still resides. She has lived in El Paso, TX as well as Fairbanks, AK with her two labs (Ginger & Marley) because her husband was in the military.
She finally made her way to Phoenix, AZ May of 2017 where she started with SMART Brain Aging. She started out as our receptionist at our Scottsdale location and has greatly made her way up to Office Manager.
Outside of SMART Brain Aging Alyssa likes to go camping, be with her dogs and socialize with friends and family.
Jessie Childers was born and raised in Arizona. She has been in the healthcare industry for 20 years working in all aspects of healthcare with 10 of those years in management. Jessie is currently the Director of Operations overseeing the day to day running of the Smart Brain clinics and operations.
Jessie enjoys traveling, reading, and spending time with her family.
Jessie Childers was born and raised in Arizona. She has been in the healthcare industry for 20 years working in all aspects of healthcare with 10 of those years in management. Jessie is currently the Director of Operations overseeing the day to day running of the Smart Brain clinics and operations.
Jessie enjoys traveling, reading, and spending time with her family.
Ashley grew up in Casper Wyoming and earned her B.S. in Social Work with a minor in Criminal Justice from the University of Wyoming. After completing college Ashley began working with the geriatric population with in the hospice setting. She, with the help of community action board members created a palliative care program to assist vulnerable aging adults. Ashley would later run this program along with caregiver and grief support groups. Ashley spent time volunteering with St. Vincent De Paul which included being on the board for 7 years, 4 of which she was president. Ashley enjoys attending events and has co-chaired several event committees for non profit organizations that raise money for vulnerable adults and adolescents.
Do you love helping people and understand the importance of keeping the mind sharp?
If so, YOU might be who we are looking for. Join us on our journey to mitigate this devastating disease called dementia..
Do you love helping people and understand the importance of keeping the mind sharp?
If so, YOU might be who we are looking for. Join us on our journey to mitigate this devastating disease called dementia. For more information, check out our Open Positions.


text:
I was very honored when the producers of the Machol Shalem Dance Festival asked me to create a video work exclusively for the event, and created a video installation consisting of seven different monitors, mixing 1940's American instructional films, with electronic downtempo music as soundtrack.
The festival was held in the Gerard Behar Centre, Jerusalem, Israel and consisted of three evenings (November 14-16, 2006) of modern dance.
You can view the work in two versions – just the videos:
and the actual installation set-up:


text:
Today in the Garden...
Thanks for visiting! All images copyright L. Beerntsen.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Here is the first in the series. taken on New Year's Day, at the Laguna in Sebastopol. Happy New Year!
And in gardening news, I've already pruned most of the rosebushes. My mother taught me that pruning for our region should begin on or after January 1st, which is easy to remember, but I started almost a week early, 'cause it was just so nice out. Some of the roses are still budding and blooming here in Northern California, though-- I skipped over a few of those.
(p.s. blogger has changed their uploading interface since I started here so many years ago. Bear with me while I try to get back up to speed!)


text:
There really is no difference between a coupon and a voucher, apart from the name. You can use your coupon in the same way that you use a voucher, they will both save you money.
There is nothing worse then getting to the checkout page only to discover the code we have offered you does not work.
All the codes published on the site are sent to us from the main high street stores or online specialist companies, so in the unlikely event that you find a code that does not work, please email us via the contacts and we will ask them to update us with the latest version.
When you're on the site, the code will be clearly visible, we never hide them, and most are simply added at the checkout where you'll then see the amount you have saved.
In nearly every case, codes cannot be used in conjunction with another code.
So for example, if there is a 20% off code and a free delivery code, only one of these can be used in any single purchase.
Yes, all vouchers shown on the site have an expiry date, so always make sure you use them before the date ends.
A certain amount of codes on our site have been negotiated directly with the retailer and these tend to have longer expiry dates so it really is a case of returning back on a regular basis to keep an eye on them.
All our discount codes and vouchers are FREE to use, so anybody can pass them around to family and friends
You'll find plenty of money off vouchers throughout the site, even quite a few printable restaurant ones, and if you are looking for anything in particular that you can't see, just use the contact page and email us and we'll try and get it for you.
We are a British site featuring codes and discounted offers from British shops and retailers, so if you find a great deal somewhere else, let us know and we'll add it here so other people can also benefit.
VoucherandDiscountCodes.co.uk work closely with thousands of retail companies, large and small, so please tell your friends and family and make sure they also enjoy the benefits of saving money with us by using all the promotional codes, discount vouchers, promotional coupons, promotional vouchers and e-vouchers that are updated daily
Then look no further the our FREE to download voucher app.
Shopping made easy while you go about your everyday business. You can shop for anything on the site via your mobile or tablet and either use the stores click and collect scheme or have it delivered to your door or office.
The design and layout was designed to make it as easy as possible for you to get the latest discount codes and sales offers and there is also a version for tablets making it even easier to find the deals you want!
Or, you can follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook for even more fabulous savings!
Everything you could possibly want from a voucher site can be found here if you go through the 36 sections we have out together for you.
From Baby stuff through to Mens & Womens fashion, there is something for everyone here and dont forget to check out the hotels & holiday ones as there are always massive discounts on show throughout the year.
Does exactly what it says on the tin.
Here we display a number of the top vouchers we have received during the day or week and display them for you so its easier to pick something special out.
Only voucher codes are shown in this category so you will always make a big saving when you add them at the checkout in each shop.
It seem that nearly every shop we have on the site has a regular sale on and this is the place to see them all at once.
No discount codes are available here just sales and offers and sometimes that means even bigger savings depending on what you are purchasing.
Here we mix the lot up and display a variety of what we consider to be the best out of each section plus some wild cards thrown in.
If you are a serious shopper then shopping here could not be any simpler.
So enjoy the site and use the contacts if you want us to look for something specific and dont forget to tell your family and friends about this fantastic BRITISH voucher site
Don't forget that if you see a voucher code anywhere on the net that you think will benefit British shoppers like yourself, why not send it into to us and after we have checked and tested it, we will publish it on the site so every UK consumer can save some money.
And finally...
To comply with the EU directive banning the practice of 'Click to Reveal' we never hide a code and most are shown clearly in the top descriptive field.
It's quite easy to distinguish the different merchant offers on our site as they are shown in different colours.
For example. A voucher or discount code will be Blue. A deal or offer of one type or another will be shown in Red and any sales offers sent into us from the main shops seen on every high street will be in Yellow.
Cheers :)
Check out our latest sales and deals for 2019...


text:
- 866-757-6537
- https://rudysdiesel.com
AEM Brute Force HD Intake System - Polished For 01-04 LB7 Duramax
AEM (Advanced Engine Management) is proud to release its Brute Force HD intakes for diesel applications with a massive DRYFLOW filter element! AEM Brute Force HD intakes are available for popular late model Cummins, Duramax and PowerStroke Diesel engines. We engineer our Brute Force HD intakes to deliver maximum flow, filtration and durability for heavy duty applications and they even outperform the company's BRUTE FORCE intakes for these vehicles in both dust holding capacity and filter flow.
AEM's reusable DRYFLOW air filter for its Diesel applications is engineered to allow for longer service life and higher efficiency for maximum performance in between servicing (more DRYFLOW key features are below). Compared to the standard 9" Brute Force Dryflow Filter, the Brute Force HD Dryflow filter features over twice the surface area of filter media and utilizes deep, bull-nosed pleats to improve dust holding capacity and increase intervals between cleanings. The DRYFLOW does not use oil to trap dirt, which eliminates any chance of overoiling the filter element, takes the guesswork out of servicing your filter and dramatically reduces filter cleaning time.
AEM manufactures its intakes from mandrel-bent, lightweight aircraft aluminum with high-strength dogbone brackets and dual rubber soft mounts for maximum durability, and includes a "bullet-proof" heat shield with a powdercoated black finish, a complete hardware kit and comprehensive photo installation instructions. Brute Force HD intakes are available with a silver powdercoat or mirror-polished finish.
- AEM's lifetime DRYFLOW Synthetic air filter is 99.4% efficient in FINE DUST testing, filters dirt as small as one micron, and never needs filter oil!
- AEM's unique non-woven synthetic filter media never needs oil! This means less down time between cleanings and no more chance of over-oiling. It takes the guesswork out of servicing your air filter
- An injection molded ABS plastic filter lid and base provide increased structural rigidity - it's virtually impossible to collapse!
- No mesh screen means no more filter damage from shipping, bumps during installation or cleaning
- Element is cleanable and is Guaranteed for Life!
- Will not void your vehicle warranty!
Product Series
- In Stock & Ready To Ship!
- New
Product Series
Shipping Information
- Item Requires Shipping
- 30.0 lbs.
- FREE Ground Shipping
Customer Reviews
Total Reviews (0)
Write the First Review!
You must login to post a review.


text:
Submit to Quality Search Engines Including Google & Bing.
Your Site Submitted to 100+ Search Engines.
If your site has not been listed on all the major search engines, then you should have them submitted to all the major search engines. Remember, a submission doesn't ensure a listing and a listing doesn't ensure a good ranking. But in order to get listed it is important to submit your site to a search engine.
The Sena International team will submit your site to 100+ major search engines, but not to the thousands of Free for All (FFA) sites. Submitting to FFA sites can increase your chances of getting banned or penalized by search engines.
Search Engine Submission Service Package
|Click for detailed comparison
|Click for detailed explanation
|Package Name
|Total No. of Submission
|Duration (Days)
|No. of Report


text:
Shell LubeMatch
Use our Shell LubeMatch tool to find the right oil for your vehicle.
Shell Rimula (R4 X) is formulated with Shell's innovative Dynamic Protection technology, which features an advanced additive system that adapts to your engine's specific requirements. This helps to provide protection in three key areas:
SAE viscosity grade: 15W-40
API: CI-4, CH-4, CG-4, CF-4, CF. SL; ACEA: E7, E5, E3; Global: DHD-1; Caterpillar: ECF-2, ECF-1-A; Cummins: CES 20078, 77, 76 ,75, 72 ,71; DDC: 93K215; Deutz: DQC III-10; IVECO: T1 (Meets requirements);JASO: DH-1; Mack EO-M+, EO-M; MAN: M3275-1; MB-Approval 228.3; MTU: Category 2; Renault Trucks: RLD-2; Volvo: VDS-3;
SAE viscosity grade: 20W-50
API: CI-4, CH-4, CG-4, CF-4, CF; ACEA: E7; MAN: M3275-1; MB-Approval 228.3; JASO: DH-1; Deutz: DQC III-10
The product specifications listed above may vary from time to time and may not all be available for sale in your specific country. To obtain a specific recommendation for your vehicle from our product portfolio, please use our free online oil recommendation tool, Shell Lubematch
1 Relative to API and ACEA engine oil specification limits in a key engine test selected to be representative across multiple engines
Use our Shell LubeMatch tool to find the right oil for your vehicle.
Use our Lubricants Locator to find locations where you can buy your Shell Oils and Lubricants.
Download the Shell Motorist app for iPhone and Android: your partner for every journey.


text:
It's easy to make mistakes when installing and wiring a lighting and appliance panelboard. Let's look at some basics that apply to its installation. You can use this article as an abbreviated checklist to keep the electrical inspector from citing your installation.
• Short-circuit rating of bus and overcurrent devices. Apply interrupting ratings to branch-circuit and main circuit breakers and fuses. This minimizes excessive movement (deflection) and overheating (hot gas/shock wave formation) of conductive parts and prevents damage to adjacent insulating materials. (NEC Sec. 110-10).
• "Slash" voltage ratings. Watch for multipole, molded-case circuit breakers rated "120/240V" or "480Y/277V" compared to "240V" or "480V." Usually, the Code does not permit applying "slash" ratings to ungrounded, resistance-grounded, or grounded-delta systems. (Secs. 100, 110-9, 240-85).
• Bus overcurrent protection/main lugs only (MLO) versus integral molded-case circuit breaker or fusible switch. Do you have an upstream overcurrent device or disconnecting means? If so, then determine whether you need a panelboard with these components integral to the board. If you are feeding the panelboard from "tap" conductors, then you usually must install an external-fused switch or circuit breaker upstream of the MLO panelboard. (Secs. 215-3, 240-21, 384-14, 384-16)
• Attached insulated-conductor temperature rating. When determining conductor ampacity, use the temperature column that matches the temperature rating of the weakest (lowest temperature) connected termination, conductor, or device in the circuit. That is, if you have 60C lugs, don't use the 75C ampacity tables for your conductors. You can use conductors whose temperature ratings exceed those of other components for ampacity adjustment. And, there are limits to ampacity/temperature ratings when you go beyond 100A. Be sure to review the Code's extensive instructions on this. (Sec. 110-14(c), Table 310-16).
• Main breaker feed direction. Does your panel main circuit breaker come with an interchangeable trip mechanism? If so, then terminate incoming cable only to the line side of the breaker. This limits a degree of shock/flash hazard during service or replacement of the trip unit.
• Bolted versus "stab" bus-to-MCCB pole connections. When you have a bolted connection, each ungrounded (phase) overcurrent-device pole secures to the panel bus by a machine screw; as opposed to a spring-clip-type conductor. Make sure you have the right breaker before getting started!
• Main bonding jumper (install or not?) The main bonding jumper gives you "system grounding." If a transformer is immediately upstream of the panelboard, you must bond the neutral bus or neutral conductor to the panel enclosu re and to a (bare) grounding-electrode conductor. Generally, exceptions are for ungrounded service, like 480V, 3-phase, 3-wire service, and some 2-wire control circuits under special conditions. For most feeders serving this installation, like 120/240V, 3-wire, or 4-wire 208Y/120V and 480Y/277V circuits, you must keep the two electrically separate. You can place the bonding jumper in the transformer enclosure or panelboard. (Sec. 250).
• Concentric knockouts versus field-cut openings/51/2-in.-deep enclosures. Don't depend on concentric knockout rings (or reducing washers) to give you adequate grounding continuity. The Code requires bonding jumpers around them over 150V. If you have several enclosure openings, all those jumpers can be a headache. Specifying panelboards furnished "without knockouts" or "with blank-end walls" can eliminate this concern; while cutting conduit openings at the installation site eliminates these problems. Generally, panelboard enclosures 51/2 in. deep or more are available without factory knockouts. (Sec. 250).


text:
Dell Dell Poweredge 1600sc System Motherboard T3006 Y1861 Dell Poweredge 1600sc System Motherboard T3006 Y1861, Dell T3006 Y1861.
* We have limited quantity of T3006 Y1861 in stock. Our inventory changes constantly and quantities listed are based on available stock. This item comes with our 100% Money-Back Guarantee.
I purchased a battery for my Gateway cx2610 laptop from Code Micro. I was very happy with the produ...
Jason G.
Great NorthWeb
Our department needed two discontinued drive modules for our servers. Code Micro delivered on time. ...
Mark E.
Citi Corp


text:
Forget onesies, traditional pyjamas are back in fashion - and a new poll suggests half the nation plan to wear their PJs all day on December 25.
Less than a third of 2,000 people polled by supermarket Asda (30 per cent) say they will make a real effort to 'dress for dinner' on Christmas Day, with 51 per cent staying in their pyjamas ALL DAY.
George at Asda has reported a sharp rise in sales of traditional two-piece pyjamas which, for the first time in three years, are rivalling the infamous onesie to take the top nightwear spot.
Dressing gown sales are also up 200 per cent.
The over 55s are the least likely to make an effort in terms of dressing up on December 25, with 45 per cent wearing what they would on any other day while almost two-thirds (61 per cent) feel obliged to wear a clothing gift they disliked.
George At Asda said sales of novelty jumpers continue to rise, up 32 per cent year on year.
But one in six people (16 per cent) will go to extra lengths on Christmas Day, changing outfits up to three times: opening presents in pyjamas, changing for dinner and then once more for family visits or because they've over-eaten (10 per cent).
A spokesperson for George at Asda said: "Anything goes on Christmas Day, be it pyjamas, sequins, a knitted jumper or fancy dress, the main thing is that everyone feels comfortable and enjoys themselves.
"Christmas is the ultimate dress down day, but it is also the perfect day to wear something elaborate - there is no dress code."


text: Almeida, "London-Kingston-Caracas: The Transatlantic Self-Fashioning of Simón Bolívar" This article argues that transatlantic readings of Romanticism must go beyond the limits imposed by a monolingual, Anglophone definition of the transatlantic. An analysis of the bilingual presentation of Simón Bolívar's persona and writings for a London public in publications such as the Jamaica Gazette, Variedades, and the New Monthly Magazine shows how this amplified notion of the transatlantic helps us better understand Britain's political and literary interests in the Americas. This essay appears in _Sullen Fires Across the Atlantic: Essays in Transatlantic Romanticism_, a volume of _Romantic Circles Praxis Series_, prepared exclusively for Romantic Circles (http://www.rc.umd.edu/), University of Maryland.Resource (Taxonomy): Sullen Fires Across the Atlantic: Essays in Transatlantic RomanticismTags: Debbie LeeslaverySimón BolívarJosé Blanco WhiteNew Monthly MagazineSouth AmericaliberationMary Louise PrattEugenia Roldán VeraJosé Joaquín de MoraRobert AguirreWilliam BullockFrancisco de MirandaJames MillEl EspañolVariedadesCarta de JamaicaKingstonRichard WellesleyTimesRichard RodriguezHenry CullenTzvetan TodorovLas CasasWilliam RobertsonPíoFelix AmestoyAge of Bronze Read more about Almeida, "London-Kingston-Caracas: The Transatlantic Self-Fashioning of Simón Bolívar"


text:
Mastercraft Galleria 079 0408 4848 Rugs
from £134.99
Stock Code: 079 0408 4848
100% Heatset Polypropylene
0330 113 4909
The Galleria is an exceptionally high density heatset polypropylene with sophisticated construction, a textured surface, contemporary look and a soft touch pile. Galleria rugs are anti-static, water-repellant, colourfast and easy to clean. 11mm Pile Height 100% Heatset Polypropylene
This is a wonderful Rug from Mastercraft, both the colours and designs really set this range apart. The collection goes from strength to strength and is a favourite of the customers of Rugs Direct.
We are transparent with our reviews and use Shopper Approved to collect them independently of ourselves. They will contact you directly once you have purchased your rug. You can see a snap shot of some reviews left by customers below but we have noticed Shopper Approved seem to lean towards the better ones to show you.
As we said, we are transparent so click All of our Reviews to see every one, even the bad ones. (as we do sometimes get things wrong, but we hope we fix them fast)


text:
Discussion (49) ¬
I was wondering where you disapeered to. Glad to see this updating..
Immunity to fire huh? Interesting.. That opens up a lot of doors for him..
Hey guess what? I called that!
Special thanks to David for making this page.
Oh and in response to my last page comment. Laz rolled a 2, did he not?
Well, Laz just made a happy discovery. I wonder what wonderful pyromaniacal adventures this will lead him on!
By the way, the "This…" in panel 2 is not inside a bubble and is hard to see.
OK… so it doesn't hurt… but does it still do damage? That would suck if he got hurt without realizing it because he's immune to pain by fire.
Glad to see that you've found some time to start updating again, David!
Is this the right time to mention that Laz seems to have six fingers on his hand in the third panel?
Look at the position of his fingers in the previous panel. One of those is actually his thumb. He has a normal number of figures in the third panel, it's just how he's holding the rope with his thumb that makes it odd.
And now we get to watch some zombies buuuuurn. This is going to be excellent. I wonder if this was intentionally foreshadowed (he basically holds a fire in his hand in the monkey scene without even so much as complaining, among other things such as a fondness for thermite)
I'm also pretty sure he doesn't get damaged by fire, Evilbober. That said, it's possible he doesn't have the power to breathe smoke, so he'd end up dead in a burning building regardless. Hope he doesn't have to discover the whole smoke-breathing thing first hand, if that's the case, eh?
Of course, this opens up a lot of interesting ideas for our friend. I wonder if he can immolate himself… and not be hurt? Remains to be seen.
Glad to see you're doing well, David. I (well, we) don't celebrate thanksgiving, but I hope you enjoyed it, at any rate. Holidays are always good, regardless of the reason!
Self-immolation would likely lead to self-nudity. Either that would make a hilarious outcome of a not so well thought through plan, or he needs fireproof clothing.
pyromaniac + new immunity to fire = MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA >83
Hmm… *thinks back to earlier in the comic when he was throwing fireballs at monkeys*
… kinda saw this coming… and is it just me, or does he sound a little excited in the last panel?
*prepares for maniacal laughter*
Hmm, didn't the comic demonstrate this fact earlier? I can't remember…
It depends on how you take the scene where he throws a burning tumbleweed down a hole with monkeys; if you consider that he likely lit it on fire, grabbed the non-burning end, and chucked it before he could actually -touch- the flames, AND that it was in the middle of a rage-moment, it's likely that Laz didn't really A, either think he SHOULD have gotten burned, or B, NOTICE that he was touching fire, or C, even, really, think at all about WTH he was ACTUALLY doing.
So this little realization moment actually makes sense, sine here, he's EXPECTING to get burned, and… well… isn't.
Zombies may burn, but it would normally take several minutes for the fire to cause the structural integrity issues. Of course Magic may not care.
Welcome back from Hell!! I'm interested to see how they're going to get out of this fine mess.
IIRC there was a period in Egypt when one of their train services fueled their steam locomotives with mummies instead of coal…. linen wrappings coated with resin would of course burn easily, and the rest had effectively zero water content…
YAY! Welcome back to the land of the living! Yeah, Mummies burn real quick. MUCH quicker than rope is supposed to.
makes sense i mean come on if half your bloodline comes from hell a place FILLED with fire you would need some immunity although i see massive barbecue coming up 😀
doesnt he have both bloodlines from hell, considering who his mother is? makes fire immunity pretty much a given with both bloodlines residing in hell
Well, kind of proven AND subverted when you realize that Lilith is a nature demon… and then remember what Lilitu were said to do – fires, earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis, you name a natural disasster, they were responsible…
I knew it he was fire proof!
And with that revelation, I wager we'll see a Zombie fulled bonfire soon.
Heh, those zombies have a major "oh shit, this isn't good" look on their faces.
No, actually they have the "wondering for all eternity without a conscious thought" look.
As one of our many resident pyros, I must say. KILL IT WITH FIIIIRE!!! 😈
so um is it cuz it's a fantasy universe that both he AND his clothes are flameproof? of course, that outfit wasn't on him till he portal jumped the first time if i remember correctly, so maybe it's magical
The Elf's clothes are intact too. Must be because the rope fell off before the fire spread to the clothing.
I don't care what's about to happen, I still won't be satisfied until I get to laugh at Laz tied up, in a cage, suspended from the ceiling.
and Laz sooon discovered the ecstasy of being a daemon
Anyone notice the ad for this comic on the side bar? I mean we're already here…..
He should light himself on fire. They can't grab you if you're on fire.
ZOMG! comic has dropped to the 3rd tier for most subbed! Sadness.
ya its kinda going to drop if there are so few updates saddly…its such a great comic too, can anyone tell me when this is sapposed to update regularly? and finaly what i think is the best phrase on this list is….KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!!!
This is dead isn't it?
It feels dead. Sadface. Oh well. It was such an interesting premise too. The story still has so much potential.
The comic was supposed to update every tuesday and friday. This was dropped down to every friday as school and work caused the author to have less time to commit to the comic full time, in addition to family matters.
School Exam finals caused the comic to temporarily stop updating and a late Christmas break was called after several weeks of not updating, this comic isn't dead so much as the author just doesn't have the time right now, I imagine that he will have something up as soon as life and school calm down. Drawing, writing, and inking take a substantial amount of time to do, and having fully colored pages mean that updates may come in slower, especially if the artist has no help in inking/coloring the comic.
Just be patient, and understand that David does have a life, a family and other responsibilities, he will update this comic as soon as he is able to, I have faith in that fact.
Your Truly,
Falkun Nightwind
Aw, thanks falkun. As he said, stuff has been a little out of hand lately. November was week long charity marathon immediately followed by finals followed by the holidays. Not too many people read during this time of the year so I want to get a buffer and start strong when Im able.
Thanks for explaining, Dave. *hug* We hope you get enough of a buffer up to start updating again soon! Can't wait to see Laz beginning to experiment more with his demon powers~
I really didn't say anything that you haven't said already, but your welcome anyways David. I know life can throw one curveball after another sometimes so feel free to get things under control before you head back into the webcomic,
I know how feeling rushed and pressed for time can make something fun into something that you just don't want to deal with anymore, and I would hate for that to happen here, as underling is an awesome story and I would love to be able to see it to the ending as you've got thing building to quite the climax right now.
Best Wishes,
Falkun Nightwind
P.S.: You sir, owe me an e-cookie, cuz I said so 😛
I know life isn't predictable, but is there any sort of ETA (even ballpark) on the comic? You said you wanted to get a buffer going, and I understand (and appreciate) that.
I just wanna see the zombies burn 🙁
I'd love to know an ETA when this web comic will become active again?
BWAHHAHAHAHA! No hurt means fun times!
I started reading this comic today. Obviously, I'm hooked. Looking forward to when updates resume very much!
Goodness Gracious Great balls of fire. lol
Rather than a weekly uptade, why not use the Praxis graphs; instead of having the x-axis as 24 hours, have it for the winter season, say Oct 1 to May 1 (we don't usually have snow outside of those months). You could plot last year's data as yesterday's' data, as well as add a third line for the 30 year average (might just be steps of monthly long term averages?). Then we could see this winter grow above (or below) the line and know exactly where we stand every 15 minutes! Oh the excitement.


text:
Guinness Beef Stew
Even better? This Irish beef stew, slow-simmered with a bottle of Guinness until it's perfectly rich and cozy and delicious, and will warm you up down to your bones.
I have a long history of making this recipe every year around St. Patrick's Day, and love bringing home a six-pack of stout to make it happen. But I have to admit that this recipe always actually reminds me of another favorite winter memory that took place just across the sea from Ireland — my dear friend, Sara's, wedding.
About four years ago, my beautiful and talented Kansas City friend fell in love with this amazing chap from England, and courageously packed up her things and moved across the pond so that they could finally be together and get married…which was so exciting! And which, of course, meant that all of our Kansas City crew had to fly over for the wedding. ? A bunch of us decided to travel over there together, and spent a fun week adventuring (and driving on the left side of the road) all around London and Oxford. But the highlight of the trip was absolutely Sara and Michael's wedding in this charming little town called Shrewsbury.
The two of them decided to have a full-on traditional English wedding. So naturally, we girls all took that as an excuse to make a shopping trip the day before for new hats and fascinators for the occasion. (You can my feathery choice below!) Then on the wedding day, we navigated Shrewsbury's cobblestone streets in our heels to reach the beautiful, centuries-old church where our friends tied the knot in a high-church Anglican ceremony, which was lovely. Then afterwards, everyone made their way to a cozy restaurant where we all shared a formal English tea together, complete with little tea sandwiches and pastries galore. And then we all walked across the street to a huge barn, where Sara's new English friends and family taught all of us Americans the art of dancing — make that, Welsh line dancing — the night away.
And oh my goodness, it was so fun.
Ha, we Americans had absolutely no idea what we were doing. ? But everyone was so warm and welcoming, so we joined the big circle, tried our best to learn the steps, and danced and twirled and laughed and spun around the room for hours. And then suddenly, right in the middle of it all, the folk band stopped and everyone started filing into the back room of the barn for — get this — a stew break!! Ha, it was the most perfect thing ever. We all were starving after all of that dancing, and sure enough, a big and hearty bowl of stew with some bread and butter totally hit the spot. We ate our fill. And then, recharged, returned to the dance floor to wrap up the evening.
The whole experience that day was so much fun, and so joyful, and will forever be one of my favorite wedding memories. And…it also convinced me that we all need a good "stew break" in life every now and again. Wouldn't you agree?
Before we get to the recipe, here are a few pics from the wedding…
Exhibit A: Americans wearing hats. Or technically, fascinators. ? (Why are these not more popular in the States?!)
Exhibit B: Welsh dancing. So much dancing.
Exhibit C: The famous stew. Magic.
Well as far as good homemade beef stew recipes go, today's recipe will always be one of my faves.
I first shared this one on the blog back in 2013 (see above), right after returning home from Sara and Michael's wedding. But it's been a favorite in my house for years, and always seems to hit the spot during those last few weeks of winter around St. Patrick's Day. I don't know about you, but on months like these when we have 80 degree afternoons mixed with snowstorms the following weekends, I still love some good and hearty comfort food to get through the cold spells. And this soup was the perfect comfort food last week.
You're welcome to make it with any stout that you like, but Guinness is always my choice (especially around St. Pat's!).
Just prepare your stew base, pour in the entire bottle of Guinness, and let everything simmer for a few hours on the stove (or in the Crock Pot) until it's thick and tender and ready to go.
Then ladle it up into some cozy bowls, sprinkle with lots of black pepper and maybe a hint of fresh parsley, and enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.
Perfect for St. Patrick's Day, or any day that you're in need of a good stew break. ?
Guinness Beef Stew
My favorite recipe for hearty and flavorful Guinness beef stew!
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 3 pounds beef chuck roast, trimmed of excess fat and cut into bite-sized pieces
- Kosher salt and freshly-cracked black pepper
- 1 large white or yellow onion, peeled and diced
- 4 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
- 1/3 cup flour
- 1 (12 ounce) bottle Guinness beer
- 4 cups beef stock
- 3 large carrots, peeled and diagonally sliced into bite-sized pieces
- 1.5 lbs. Yukon gold potatoes, cut into bite-sized pieces
- 3 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- optional garnish: chopped fresh parsley
- Season beef with a few generous pinches of salt and pepper. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large stockpot over medium-high heat. Add half of beef to pan. Cook until seared, turning the beef every 30-45 seconds or so until all sides are browned. Remove beef from pan with a slotted spoon, and transfer to a clean plate. Add an additional 1 tablespoon oil to the stockpot, and repeat this process with the remaining half of the beef, transferring it afterwards to the plate as well.
- Add the onion to the stockpot (adding extra oil if needed, but usually there is leftover drippings/oil from the beef) and saute for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add garlic and saute for 1 minute, stirring occasionally. Then stir in the flour until it has evenly coated the onions, and cook for 1 minute, stirring occasionally. Gradually stir in the Guinness, and use a wooden spoon to scrape the bottom of the pan to loosen any of those yummy brown bits. Stir in the beef stock, carrots, potatoes, tomato paste, bay leaf, thyme, and the cooked beef (along with any of its accumulated juices). Continue cooking until the stew reaches a simmer. Then cover and reduce heat to medium-low. Simmer over low for 1 1/2 hours, stirring occasionally, until the beef is tender and the potatoes are soft.
- Remove bay leaf and season with additional salt and pepper if needed.
- Serve warm garnished with chopped parsley if desired.
Recipe updated in March 2017.
If you make this recipe, be sure to snap a photo and hashtag it #gimmesomeoven. I'd love to see what you cook!
Leave a Reply to Kelly Cancel reply
116 comments on "Guinness Beef Stew"
Guinness makes everything good! :D I will definitely give this a try. We made corned beef and cabbage recently and I have a shepherd's pie to cook too…I love all of this seasonal food! It sounds like an amazing wedding you went to, too…as a wedding photographer, there is nothing better than an enthusiastic crowd who loves to dance!
I made this today in crockpot on high 4 hours. It's tasting good but I thought sauce should be thicker. It's more a soup consistency. Is there anyway to thicken it without losing flavor?
Two ways one can thicken the sauce.
A. Take out all except the sauce and simmer at high heat untill your desired consistency.
B. Add either butter or flour to thicken sauce to your desired consistency.
Crock pots almost always water down a soup/stew because it never reduces. A slurry should definitely help.
The recipe says "1 (12 ounce) bottle Guinness beer, divided", but I don't see where what to do with the second portion?
It would really be nice if there were a way to print out the recipe! If I use the Firefox print button, the type is so small as to be unreadable, especially while cooking. And no other way to print it from your webpage that I can find!
Has an excellent pint!
Cooked this tonight for St Patty's day! Thought it would be the perfect meal to welcome my family in town before we head off for a trip to Ireland! How's that for festive? :) Thanks!
If wanting to cook this in a crockpot, at what point do you actually point all ingredients into the crock pot? I'm assuming you need to do all of Step 1 and Step 2 in a pot on the stove to really cook the beef, correct? Once you have added everything and are ready to simmer, for 1.5 hours, is that when you would transfer to the crockpot?
If the recipe says 1.5 hours on the stove, approx. how long in the crockpot should it simmer for?
This so delicious and perfect for this rainy Kansas day! Excited to make it, maybe even with a side of beer or soda bread :)
Ps. Very jealous of your Ireland trip, that is my dream vacation!
This looks lovely! We're not big on leftovers, and it's just my husband and I at home, would this recipe still work the same if I halved it, or even broke it down to a third of the ingredients? (I think I have about a pound of chuck roast in my freezer right now) I would assume reducing the ingredients that much would reduce the cook time? Other than that do you think it would still turn out alright in a smaller portion?
I made the Guinness Beef Stew yesterday and it was phenomenal!! I did add fresh mushrooms to the recipe and it gave the flavor/texture a a spunky kick. Thank you so much for the recipe!
Why do you tell folks to peel the carrots? The peel contains all the nutrition, vitamins, etc. Just like white potato skins contain tons of potassium which you're throwing away if you peel the potatoes! I'm looking forward to making this recipe, though, the instructions are excellent!
This looks lovely! I have about a pound of chuck roast in my freezer, we're not a big fan of leftovers, and it's just my husband and I. If I broke this recipe down into a third of what it is now, just enough for two people, do you think it would cook the same? Would I need to reduce the cook time?
Hi! What pot size would you recommend as a great size for all the soups and stews you make?
If I don`t have olive oil is Ok to use safflower oil? Is the result the same? Sorry if is a silly question but I just got married and my cooking is not my domain … till now :)
Boy does that look rich and good. i would have thought the beer was just a gimmick but I had a mexican dish that added beer to the sauce and I'm hooked.
This recipe has been updated since the last time I made it, and I have to say it's not as good. The consistency is watery and it never thickened up. The flavour is different too. I wish I had written down the original recipe :(
I love your reciepe
I'll be cooking for a crowd this weekend. What would you recommend for doubling/increasing this recipe?
I'm planning to bake an irish soda bread to go with it, should be amazing together!
LOVE all of your recipes, thanks!
Pingback: Guinness Beef Stew with Irish Soda Biscuits - What the Forks for Dinner?
Hello! Super excited to make this awesome stew for St Patrick's Day! Wondering if I can make it a day ahead? Will it thicken up too much if left in the fridge overnight? Figured it would cut down on the work during the day of the party and also it would give the flavors even more time to meld!
Hi. This looks yummy, but I have a no alcohol household. What would be a good substitute for the Guinness? Thanks and love your blog, youtube, etc.
There is no substitute for Guinness. All the alcohol boils off in the cooking process, there is no alcohol left. If you want to make the dish, you need to put in the correct ingredients, and the definitely includes the Guinness.
Great simple recipe. It took a lot longer but will be perfect for gyroscope weather were having At this moment. Thank you
Pingback: 10 cold weather recipes to warm up from the inside
Pingback: 10 recettes pour vous réchauffer de l'intérieur par temps froid
Made this in my instant pot tonight. After sautéing per recipe, I added veg and liquid and cooked manual high for 40 minutes. About 10-15 minutes natural pressure release. Great! Added about 1 tsp salt per lb of meat.


text:
Telendos - Glaros
Telendos, the little island opposite Kalymnos, has recently been enriched with Glaros, a new crag located on a stunning natural balcony overlooking the sea which is expected to be one of the hidden gems of Kalymnos climbing.
Situated on the north side of Telendos, immediately above Pescatore and to the right of the sector Irox, the rock is not sharp despite its proximity to the sea.
One of the crag's main plus points is that that it enjoys the shade all day long, making it ideal for the hot summer days. The only times when climbing at Glaros is not ideal is on very humid days with no breeze, or after extended rain.
Sector Glaros was established during the unusually cold and rainy months of December 2008 by Swiss mountain guides Peter Keller and Urs Odermatt, who spent a week on the practically deserted Telendos working unstoppably. Keller and Odermatt were also instrumental in the development of sector Irox. The routes Tipota (8c?) and Apagorevmeno Oniro (?) were established in April 2008 by the French equippers of sector Crystal Cave, namely Gaetan Raymond, Thibault Saubusse, Quentin Jaillard and Quentin Chastagnier, all from Grenoble.
From Kalymnos take the boat to Telendos. Follow the trail to sector Eros and then descend towards the sea. Shortly before you reach Irox, turn left, and follow the signs and cairns. The final 10m are up a vertical wall with a fixed rope. This will be replaced by permanent via Ferrata-type steps. A much quicker and less strenuous approach is by boat. Contact captain Yiannis (tel. +30-694-481-9073) and he will take you to Irox. Reach this crag in 5 minutes walk, then follow the signs and cairns to the left of the sector. The walk from the sea is 15 min.
At present there are 18 routes circa 30m high. The easiest routes are located on the smooth gray wall on the left, offering unique slopers and underclings. The central section offers solid white tufas lending themselves to beautiful, slightly overhanging climbing. But wait – what is that further right blocking our view to the sky? A smooth, 45° overhanging wall marked by white, orange and black vertical stripes. Huge holds, but... how long can you really last at such an angle?
Kalymnos rock climbing in Greece
By boat
Kalymnos can be reached by boat from the island Kos. Once you have landed in Kos, take a taxi to the port at Mastichari and catch the next boat to Kalymnos from there. Mastichari is 10 minutes by taxi from Kos airport and the taxi ride costs €12 - €15 euro in total. Regular ferries and smaller speed boats make the Mastichari – Pothia (Kalymnos) route regularly. The ferry ride takes approximately 45 minutes and costs €4; the speedboat takes approximately 25 minutes and costs €6.00. When you arrive at Pothia (the main port in Kalymnos) you will find a number of taxis waiting. A taxi ride to Massouri costs between €10-15, depending on the number of passengers and luggage. Alternatively, you can rent a scooter or car, or inquire about the public bus schedule departing in front of the City Hall. There is a tourist information kiosk at the port exit.To check the Kos – Kalymnos ferry timetable, go to www.danae.gr and enter 'Mastichari' and 'Kalymnos' in the respective fields. You can also call the Port Authority of Kos for an automated timetable message in English on the following number: +30 22420 26594. In the unlikely event that there is no taxi waiting at Pothia, call the taxi station on the following number: +30 22430 50300.
By plane
In high season Olympic Air flies Athens - Kalymnos regularly and a return ticket costs approximately euro 200.
Further info
Full info on getting to Kalymnos here: www.climbkalymnos.com/?page_id=2628
Kalymnos Rock Climbing Guide All New 2010 Edition. Aris Theodoropoulos. 360 pages, 1700 routes, 64 sectors, English
Share this page
Comments for "Telendos - Glaros"
No comments for Telendos - Glaros


text:
All that is left of the home on the corner of Maplewood Road and Onamor Drive is an old wagon with half a pumpkin on it, a remnant of Halloween. On the evening of Wednesday, Jan. 23, the home was completely destroyed by a fire, but, fortunately, the owner was able to escape.
Local volunteer firefighters had a busy week responding to two local fires, according to Chief David Neville. The two blazes brought out firefighters in the frigid temperatures.
On Jan. 23, the firefighters arrived at Onamor Drive in West Newfield around 5:30 p.m. to battle a raging fire that took a residential home. The owner, Brian Hinchey, was able to escape, and, with the help of the neighbors, was sheltered until Newfield Rescue transported him to the Maine Medical Center Burn Center to be treated for second-degree burns on his hands.
According to Neville, the accidental fire was finally brought under control, and it was around 10:30 p.m. when firefighters returned to the Public Safety Building to put the equipment away. However, it took four towns' departments to get the fire under control; in addition to Newfield's firefighters, ones from Shapleigh, Limerick and Wakefield, New Hampshire, also assisted. There were about 20 men out in the cold night battling the fire.
Neville says that despite the weather and all, the men did a good job.
The second fire occurred on the following night, Thursday, Jan. 24, at a barn on Shady Nook Road. Firefighters needed several hours to get that fire under control, as well. Newfield firefighters again battled the fire in the extremely cold weather.
The town will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Feb. 6, regarding the History/Community Character section of Newfield's comprehensive plan.
The hearing will be held at 7 p.m. at the West Newfield Town Hall at 23 South Effingham Road, across from the West Newfield Post Office. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Newfield Planning Board's monthly meeting will be held that night at 8 p.m. at the town hall, instead of at its regular time.
Newfield residents are encouraged to join the Comprehensive Board's subcommittees.
For the seventh year in a row, the Bangor Savings Foundation is holding its "Community Matters More" campaign, in which it will donate funds to Maine residents' 68 favorite nonprofit organizations.
Now through March 11, residents of the State of Maine will have the opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profits organizations for a chance of winning grant money. The top 8 organizations in the states's eight regions will receive a $5,000 grant from Bangor Savings. The next 60 organizations that are nominated will receive grants for $1,000 each.
If your favorite is not listed on the ballot, please write it in. For more information on the voting guidelines, please visit online at www.Bangor.com/cmm.
Returnable bottles are being accepted to raise money for the heating fund for the Newfield Methodist Church at 639 Water Street.
The donations may be dropped off at Thelma Connell's home at 357 Bridge Street, and placed in the back of the pickup truck.
The church would like to thank everyone for their donations.
Anyone who is unable to drop off their bottles may call Thelma at 793-2128, and she will arrange for them to be picked up.
The following Newfield residents have birthdays coming up:
David Hayden: Feb. 1
Kim Pike: Feb 8
John Blanchard: Feb. 9
Best wishes to you all.
Today, Jan. 31, is your last day to register your dog at the Newfield Town Office. After today, those who do not register their dog will be fined.
You can register your dog at the Newfield Town Office at 637 Water Street until 4:45 p.m. this afternoon.
The fee for a neutered or spayed dog is $6; for one that is not neutered or spayed, $11. A late fee of $255 will be charged for each dog after today.
Members of the Limerick-Newfield Lions Club will not meet in February. They will meet next at the Newfield Historical Society's headquarters at 64 Elm Street on Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m.
■ Selectmen will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 5, at the Newfield Town Office at 637 Water Street at 7 p.m.
■ Firefighters will have a training session on Tuesday, Feb. 5, at the Public Safety Building at 85 Water Street in West Newfield at 7 p.m. New members are welcome to attend.
■ Tea Time will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 6, at the Newfield Village Library at 637 Water Street at 3 p.m.
A perfect recipe for the Super Bowl this Sunday, Feb. 3, is a hot and spicy Southwestern dip. The recipe for Baked Santa Fe Dip comes from Lifestyle.com.
Baked Santa Fe Dip
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese, 8 ounces
1 cup shredded Monterey Jack or mozzarella cheese, 4 ounces
1/2 cup light mayonnaise dressing or salad dressing
1- 8 ounce can whole kernel corn, drained, 3/4 cup
1- 4 ounce can chopped green chili peppers, drained
2 teaspoons finely chopped canned chipotle chili peppers in adobo sauce
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped, 3/4 cup
1/4 cup sliced green onion
2 tablespoons snipped fresh cilantro
3- 4 cups vegetable dippers such as sweet pepper wedges or sliced jicama
1 bag lightly salted tortilla chips or baked tortilla wedges
Stir together cheeses, mayonnaise or salad dressing, corn, chili peppers, chipotle chili peppers, and garlic powder in a large mixing bowl. Spread mixture into a 9 inch quiche dish, shallow 1 quart casserole or 9 inch pie plate. Cover and chill up to 24 hours. Combine tomato, green onion and cilantro. Cover and chill for up to 24 hours.
To serve, bake cheese mixture in the dish in a 350 degree oven for about 25 minutes or until heated through. Remove from oven. Spoon tomato mixture in the center. Serve with vegetable dippers and tortilla chips. Makes 28 servings.