text:
Art in Oxford this Autumn
As well as theatre, music, comedy and dance, Oxford is packed with visual art exhibitions – take a look at what's on offer until Christmas… OVADA Warehouse, 22 – 26 … Continue reading
LiveFriday: Framed!
On Friday 13 May we co-curated a LiveFriday at the Ashmolean Museum! Playground, Oxfordshire Theatre Makers, The Dead Secrets and The Listening Room – all folks who appear in our … Continue reading
CELL – company Q&A
After being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease, Ted goes on the trip of a lifetime…and so does his pet fish. We're delighted to welcome the highly-acclaimed CELL to Oxford, and … Continue reading
Staff picks for the Autumn/Winter season
We're delighted to present a new season of theatre, comedy, dance, family shows and more – welcome to Autumn and Winter at the Old Fire Station! We asked the staff … Continue reading
Hidden Spire 2015: Before The Tempest
Today's the day! We're delighted to unveil the trailer for Before The Tempest: The show is part of Hidden Spire, a project which brings together a team of professional artists to make … Continue reading
Playground is on fire!
Every other month, local artists get together at the Old Fire Station for Playground: a free event which provides a platform to present new work, find collaborators and meet other creative … Continue reading
The Vessels exhibition – an article by Sarah Mayhew Craddock
Some people are born with a story to tell and a sense of the gift they posses that will help them to share that story; whilst others' stories and … Continue reading
Bees, Bikes and Independent Businesses!
Shop at the Old Fire Station is (quite literally) buzzing; spring is on the way and we're lining the shelves with loads of new stock – including some stunning collobarative work … Continue reading
Re-Fashioned and Feng Ho: New Exhibitions
Our new Making Space programme is well underway here at the Old Fire Station with two brand new exhibitions now up in our Shop and Gallery. Re-Fashioned brings together four UK … Continue reading
Interview: All Roads Lead To Rome
Chris Dobrowolski has been Visiting Artist at the British Antarctic Survey, has created sculptures from planes, trains and automobiles, and has been described as 'the greatest living artist in the … Continue reading
Jack Eden's 'Axis' at the Gallery at The Old Fire Station : A Spatial Investigation
An Investigation into this space, and therefore into all space. Jack Eden's exhibition here at the Old Fire Station gallery was a marvellous success. With the recent opening of the … Continue reading
An Excellently Stocked 'Pop Up Print Shop'
With only a week left, here's why you shouldn't miss this month's Pop Up Print Shop exhibition… Amongst the glut of tatty Christmas pop-up shops that tend to nestle in … Continue reading
New Exhibition: Women at the HeArt
Popped in to see our new exhibition, Women at the HeArt yet? If not, here's a look at the exhibition in all its glory! Women at the HeArt is a … Continue reading


text:
Most rolling luggage for adults works really well, but the same can't be said for the kids models. Some kids bags just aren't high quality, so you risk they fall apart after being used just a few times!
To make sure you buy a great bag for your kid, you need to spend some time checking the different brands and models.
The Best Kids Rolling Luggage
Having checked thousands of kids rolling luggage reviews, we can say that the American Tourister Disney is the best choice for most people.
The American Tourister Disney got a rating of 4.48 out of 5, while the average rating in the list below is just 4.11.
How we rate the bags
We have checked 29,381 kids rolling luggage reviews, so we can show you the weighted average rating of all the bags.
Using the average ratings, you can check what all the reviewers think instead of just viewing the subjective opinion of one specific reviewer.
It's much simplier to find the best bags that way.
We have checked 29,381 kids rolling luggage reviews, so we can show you the weighted average rating of all the bags.
Using the average ratings, you can check what all the reviewers think instead of just viewing the subjective opinion of one specific reviewer.
It's much simplier to find the best bags that way.
Also Great
If the American Tourister Disney isn't your style, you might also consider the American Tourister Star Wars.
The Star Wars is a close runner-up with a rating of 4.44 out of 5.
Finally, you might consider the TrendyKid Travel Buddies.
American Tourister Star Wars
The second-best reviewed kids rolling luggage.
The Travel Buddies is the third-best rated kids rolling luggage with a rating of 4.32 - and it's most often cheaper than both the Disney and the Star Wars.
Below is the list of all top 11 best kids rolling luggage. Great if none of the three bags above are your style.
TrendyKid Travel Buddies
The third-best reviewed kids rolling luggage.
The 11 Best Kids Rolling Luggage
PS: We have checked 29,381 reviews to make this top 11 list!
|Kids Rolling Luggage
|American Tourister Disney
Available on Amazon
Check Deals
|2,645 reviews
|American Tourister Star Wars
Available on Amazon
Check Deals
|1,550 reviews
|TrendyKid Travel Buddies
Available on Amazon
Check Deals
|540 reviews
|Skip Hop Zoo
|11,928 reviews
|Stephen Joseph Classic
|4,423 reviews
|Heys Travel Tots
|81 reviews
|Yodo Convertible
|825 reviews
|Stephen Joseph Butterfly
|793 reviews
|Obersee Kids
|1,655 reviews
|Cabin Max Bear
|364 reviews
|J World Lollipop
|4,520 reviews
Buyers Guide to Kids Rolling Luggage
[toc] Travelling is an undoubtedly enriching experience. Even if you travel for business purposes to the same place several times, there's always so much to discover and learn. Interestingly, studies have shown that in the recent past, there has been an influx in the number of children that travel with their families. This is part of a new way of life, where parents prefer their kids to have an early exposure and introduction to the diversity of various cultures and traditions, helping to mold them into sound adults as a result.
Needless to say, travelling with kids can be a handful, but you can reduce your stress levels by investing in handy kids' travel items such as a kids rolling luggage. You can pack all their essential travel items in their own bag, plus they'd feel quite chuffed about it! Here's a better look at the topic.
Introduction to Kids Rolling LuggageOver the years, as more kids have begun travelling, the market for kids' travel necessities has gradually grown. As demands kept flooding in, suppliers had to find ways of meeting it, which means that the options have become baffling to say the least. And as parents, you most likely already have a lot on your plate on a given day, so you can't really afford to spend hours browsing for the right kids' rolling luggage. You'd also want your child to learn how to pack their own bags early on, as this makes them more independent and responsible, so the luggage itself needs to be conducive for this purpose. Plus, think of how useful it'd be if they decided to throw a tantrum and their favorite toys/snacks are just in the overhead compartment?
That said, the best kids rolling luggage is not just sturdy, but also functional and of course age-appropriate. This means it should be suitable in size, weight and design. You'll come across a range of choices, ranging from toddlers to pre-teens, so you definitely won't be at a loss. Let's take a look at a few important things you should consider.
Top 3 TraitsAs mentioned above, any kids rolling luggage needs to be age-appropriate, so while this obviously does mean you shouldn't give a 2-year-old a particularly large bag to maneuver, it does also include a few more details, such as the following.
- Weight: The specification for this is that kids should only carry bags that are within 10-15% of their body weight. This is critical, as their bodies are still developing, and you don't want them to develop any posture or joint issues at this stage. Always, always check on the weight of the bag, and calculate how much weight would add on when including all their belongings. Adjust as necessary.
- Size: An older child would need a larger bag, but do bear in mind that flights have weight restrictions, and so you may not be able to take a particularly big bag. The smaller you can keep it, the better, as you may exceed your luggage allowance, which can be cumbersome to set right in an airport with a queue behind you.
- Design: This has a direct impact on the physique, and so needs to be very effective. For instance, the handle should be ergonomic, so it's comfortable to grip and easy to pull. The wheels should be smooth and functional, and there should be exterior zip-pockets that can be used to stash the 'emergency' material.
Some of the other aspects you should look into apart from these is whether the luggage should be wheeled/non-wheeled, soft or hard, and of course how durable. If your family is the frequent jetsetter type, then you would want to ensure you don't keep having to ordering new luggage. Don't forget, kids aren't exactly super careful with their things, so their luggage could bear the brunt of their excitement, which means it will wear out twice as fast. At the core of all this though, is the child's age, as this will be the key determining factor for everything else.
Rolling Luggage for Smaller ChildrenSmall children are immediately drawn to bright, vibrant patterns and colors, which means that even if the luggage itself may not be at all practical for your needs, they may insist on taking home the brightly colored dinosaur suitcase. But of course as adults, it's our responsibility to look out for them, which is why steering them in a different direction (tactfully!), is necessary. In other words, look for a kids rolling luggage that's not only effective for them, but also has features for adults. So when the kids get tired, even you can just hoist the bag onto your shoulder. Different luggage options also offer accessories and the like, which enhances the experience overall.
You'd also want to be involved with the packing process, helping them understand what they can and can't take. This will help them wrap their head around the packing process.
Rolling Luggage for Older ChildrenOlder children like pre-teens for instance may not necessarily need your assistance on everything they pack, so you can let them go ahead and try packing for themselves. Compared to the vivid, brightly colored bags that are available for toddlers, older children tend to opt for backpack and duffel variations, which also incidentally come with wheels if you like, turning it into a rolling luggage. A 10-year-old wouldn't feel like carrying a 'Frozen' bag for instance, so it's good to know there are options to suit everyone.
Digging into the EssentialsNow that we've tackled that part of it, let's move onto the next. Here, we're going to be digging into some of the essentials, including wheels and durability.
- Wheels: If you look around you in an airport, you're likely to find a majority of people transporting luggage with wheels. It's convenient and stress-free, and easy on the body as well. Some come with 4 wheels, others with 2, so it really depends on what you want. If you're wondering which is which, if you've seen those bags that spin right round, those are 4-wheeled. You can basically whirl the luggage around anyway you like, back, side or front. 4-wheels are great for kids, since it pretty much adapts to them. However, small children may find it difficult to keep the bag in control since it doesn't simply go back and front like a 2-wheeler does.
- Durability: There are several things you have to look into when sussing out the durability of not just a kids rolling luggage, but any for that matter. These are some of the key characteristics to bear in mind:
Sturdy Zippers: The hassle of dealing with a broken zipper whilst travelling is, needless to say, frustrating. Zippers also come in two types: chained and coiled. The former is considered to be better than the coiled version, as it's more durable. Chain zippers are also more effective in keeping would-be thieves away. Certain zipper brands are known for their resilience, so you may want to research on that before you go shopping.
The Wheels: Though we covered wheels separately earlier, this is about the durability of the wheels themselves. If you're not careful, your luggage will first give way from the wheels, as this can be a weak area. You want to take the luggage for a spin first and give it a whirl, then let the kids have a go and see how they do. Ask them how they feel with it, and whether it's comfortable. Roll the wheels several times to ensure they stay in place, and double-check that they're well-attached. Tip: Check that the wheels have been fastened on with screws. Four-wheels have a higher chance of snapping off than two-wheels, so remember that too.
The Handle: The handle should be solid, so in other words no rattling, wiggling or jiggling of any kind. Retract it a few times so you can see whether it can withstand the rigors of travel, and make sure the handle also sinks completely in so it's less prone to damage. Movement should be smooth when retracting.
Material: Last but not least, look at the material you opt for. The two broad categories here include soft-sided luggage and hard-sided luggage. Most prefer opting for soft-side luggage because they're light, and is therefore ideal as a kids rolling luggage. However, if that's your choice, you must then make sure the material comes with a higher fiber thickness in individual threads. This is usually measured with a unit of measurement known as a 'denier'. Such fabrics are not just thick, but also inevitably durable. On the other hand, if you want your kids' belongings to be safe and prevent the bag from ripping or tearing, hard-sided is perfect. Plus, they tend to knock it about and if you go for a four-wheel luggage for instance, it's more likely to swing about and hit walls and so on, so for children, hard-sided luggage is definitely a more advisable choice.
As you can see, there's actually more than you may have anticipated behind the process of something as seemingly uncomplicated as buying kids rolling luggage. However, it's also easy to see why. Seeing as how modern-day lifestyles and ways of getting about have changed drastically, it's more important than ever to try and normalize life for children, allowing them to also develop independence from an early age. Their growth needs to be supported consistently, and their nutrition is an important part of this no doubt, but so are the things we invest in for their use, such as beds, cots, and now rolling luggage. Additionally, as a busy working parent, you want to experience the least possible hassle, and so would be on the lookout for a durable, long-lasting bag that will stand the rigors of child use. Which, as we all know, can be quite something!
That said, be sure to refer to this guide when prepping to buy your next kids rolling luggage. It'll save you a great deal of headache and stress along the way.
1 More Kids Rolling Luggage
Classic kids rolling luggage and models that haven't yet got enough reviews to be ranked.
|Kids Rolling Luggage
|TrendyKid Travel Kool
|57 reviews
List ID 93. Images from Amazon Product Advertising API and shop datafeeds.
Amazon deals/prices updated daily (last 2019-10-14).
Last updated on July 03, 2019

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Human reproduction
Whole genome sequencing of embryos and fetuses
Pregnant women and couples can have prenatal screening for several genetic conditions in the first trimester of pregnancy. Embryos can undergo pre-implantation genetic diagnosis during IVF. The number and type of conditions that embryos and fetuses can be screened for is likely to increase, with whole genome sequencing a possibility in future. Will this have real benefits for health, or simply create confusion and worry for parents, and is it ethical to obtain and store this information without the child's consent?
Preconception screening
Couples with a family history can have genetic testing before they conceive to find out if they are carriers for conditions like cystic fibrosis. Testing is likely to become cheaper and more accessible, allowing any couple to test for a wide range of genetic conditions and features relatively cheaply. Should there be limits on what people can test for?
Egg freezing
The number of women choosing to freeze their eggs is growing rapidly, and some companies are already offering egg freezing as an employee benefit. This trend is likely to continue, but IVF with frozen eggs has a low success rate. Should we be worried about women feeling coerced into freezing their eggs, and what could be the knock-on social effects of this trend for women?
Genome editing of gametes and embryos
It could become possible to use genome editing to alter the DNA of embryos, sperm or eggs to help a couple have a child without a particular heritable disorder. A Chinese researcher has claimed that gene-edited twin girls have already been born. This is currently illegal in the UK. Before it can be permitted, consideration is needed of the clinical safety of the techniques, and their potential to impact on the welfare of the future person, and on discrimination and division in society.
In vitro derived gametes
Mouse sperm and eggs cells can be created in the lab from other cells in the mouse's body, resulting in fertile offspring. This could become possible for humans in future, offering a new kind of fertility treatment for couples who cannot conceive and overcoming the shortage of eggs for research. It could also increase the risk of children being produced without one of the parent's consent or knowledge, and raises questions about what ethical significance ought to be placed on genetic parenthood.
Womb replacements
Researchers have kept premature lambs alive in artificial wombs for several weeks. This technology might help improve outcomes for premature human babies in future. Looking further ahead, when more or all of pregnancy might one day take place outside the human body, would the use of artificial wombs lead to social changes relating to the nature of motherhood and parenthood?
Time limits on maintaining embryos in culture
UK law, set in 1990, states that human embryos cannot be kept or used for research for longer than 14 days. Recent research showed that it might now be possible to sustain embryos for longer, raising questions about whether the time limit should be extended. New entities, such as SHEEFS (synthetic human entities with embryo-like features), add to questions about the continuing relevance of the law.
Shaping human beings
Genome editing of gametes and embryos
It could become possible to use genome editing to alter the DNA of embryos, sperm or eggs to help a couple have a child without a particular heritable disorder. A Chinese researcher has claimed that gene-edited twin girls have already been born. This is currently illegal in the UK. Before it can be permitted, consideration is needed of the clinical safety of the techniques, and their potential to impact on the welfare of the future person, and on discrimination and division in society.
Synthesizing entire human genomes
Researchers have synthesized entire bacteria in the lab, and the possibility of creating human cells from scratch is now being explored. The cells could be engineered to resist viruses, radiation, freezing, aging and cancer, and would be a valuable resource for research. Such a development would raise significant ethical and philosophical questions about the nature of life, parenthood, and scientific hubris.
Cognitive enhancement
New drugs and techniques, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation, that might enhance cognitive function are being explored in a range of contexts, including education, military, employment and sport. Would this give some people an unfair advantage, and is this cheating or 'playing God'?
Moral enhancement
Could and should we intervene in the biological bases of human motivation, using drugs, genetic selection or neurotechnologies, to enhance our sense of morality? Some philosophers suggest that moral enhancement is necessary for tackling the major challenges facing society.
Bioelectronic medicine
This emerging area of research uses implanted devices to read and modulate the electrical activity within the body's nervous system for the purposes of diagnosis or treatment of neurological disorders and chronic conditions. There is also interest in using the technology for improving the efficiency of military personnel. The techniques could be used to inflict pain without visible harm to an individual and raise issues relating to privacy, identity and autonomy.
'Biohackers apply the hacker ethic to change or enhance the human body, using devices and implants, gene editing, drugs and pathogens. The emphasis is on self-experimentation, creation, and modification of existing technology. Should biohackers be prevented from harming themselves, and do they pose a threat to national security?
Sports science
Sporting performance can be improved through biomechanics, genetics, materials science, nutrition, pharmaceuticals, physiology, psychology, and surgery. Technology is advancing all the time. Where should the lines be drawn and where do responsibilities lie for the potential harmful effects and other consequences?
Beginning and end of life
Debate about UK abortion law is likely to continue well into the future. This is a polarised issue that has implications for areas of medicine such as prenatal screening. Some are campaigning to decriminalise abortion across the UK, but others are seeking to reduce the upper time limit for abortions in response to changes in the thresholds of fetal viability.
Whole genome sequencing of newborn babies
In future, the parents of all newborn babies might be offered whole genome sequencing to identify their baby's risk of developing disease and to create a genetic data resource for life. This is likely to be available in the near future to parents through commercial genetic testing companies. Will this have real benefits for health, or simply create confusion and worry for parents, and is it ethical to obtain and store this information without the child's consent?
Decision making in paediatric care
There have been several recent high-profile cases of healthcare teams and parents disagreeing about the care of critically ill children in the UK. Wider changes in society, such as increases in social media use and medical tourism, and advances in medicine might be contributing to the way in which disagreements develop. Are there ways in which disagreements such as these can be avoided, or resolved more quickly?
Treatments for biological ageing
Much effort is going into finding treatments that could delay biological ageing, thereby reducing the risk of age-related diseases and conditions. Clinical trials of drugs that target ageing are already underway. If effective interventions became available, these could have implications for health and lifespan, the economy, models of care, personal identity, and how people work and live later in life.
Assisted dying
In the UK, assisting or encouraging another person to commit suicide is a criminal offence. There have been several attempts to liberalise the law to align with some European countries and states in the USA, but this has been met with resistance particularly from the medical profession. MPs rejected an Assisted Dying Bill in 2015, but the debate is likely to return to Parliament in future
Cryonic freezing after death
Cryogenic freezing of humans in an attempt to avoid permanent death is commercially available, but the likelihood of ever being revived is low. However, there is little regulatory oversight and, if revival was achieved, it would raise complex questions about the nature of consciousness and identity, and our understanding of the nature of death.
Health and society
Experimental treatments
Patients, or parents and carers of patients, with limited options might wish to try experimental treatments despite uncertainties about safety and efficacy. Now that patients can easily find out about and crowdfund experimental treatments online, a key challenge will be respecting the interests and autonomy of patients while ensuring they are protected from harm.
Antimicrobial resistance
Increasing levels of antimicrobial resistance is a major global issue affecting health, agriculture, and the economy. There are serious implications for future generations. Interventions that aim to limit antimicrobial resistance might affect people unevenly across the world, reduce farming yields and increase food costs, and require the restriction of individual liberty.
Microbiome research
Research is exploring how the human microbiome – i.e. the microorganisms living in the body – can be manipulated for therapeutic benefit. Treatments already in use include faecal transplants and dietary supplements. Microbiome analysis can reveal information about a person's behaviour, and microbiome composition has been known to affect behaviour. Microbiome research and intervention raises questions about privacy and the nature of individual responsibility for health.
Researchers are understanding more and more about epigenetics – changes in gene expression caused by environmental effects, such as diet, stress, smoking, and childhood trauma. These effects might begin in the womb. Epigenetics research could have applications in many areas of policy, such as public health, healthcare and early years intervention. As the science develops, ethical issues relating to intergenerational equity, medicalisation of social problems, and privacy will need attention.
Levels of obesity across the population continue to rise. If they are to be effective, public health interventions of the future might need to go further than public information campaigns, banning fast food advertising, and taxing sugar. What level of state intervention and intrusion in a very personal area of life will be acceptable to people?
Gender identity
Increasing recognition of people with non-traditional gender identities has spurred significant public debate about gender and biology, appropriate medical intervention, and social acceptance. What does this mean for gender restricted roles and activities, such as sporting competitions, and how should interventions to alter sexual characteristics be made available?
Artificial intelligence in healthcare
A wide range of applications of AI are being explored with considerable public and private investment and interest. AI is being used or trialled for detection of disease, management of chronic conditions, delivery of health services, and drug discovery. Ethical issues to consider include difficulties in validating the outputs of AI systems, and the inherent biases in the data used to train AI systems.
Wearable & implantable devices
Current and potential uses of wearable and implantable devices include monitoring health conditions, restoring function, self-tracking, tracking others, identification, sensory extension and communication. People who have implanted devices are sometimes referred to as cyborgs. There are concerns about the tracking or monitoring of individuals and the use of technologies in contexts of imbalanced power relationships, such as employment or education.
Robotics in social care
Care robots could be looking after people in their own homes in future, reducing the burden on social care services. Will robots be reliable enough to look after our most vulnerable citizens safely, and will this lead to a dehumanising of care?
Virtual and augmented reality
VR and AR that emulate or modify perceptions of reality have a number of potential applications in healthcare, eg pain management, psychotherapy, rehabilitation and training. Might this lead to an invasion of privacy if not used in controlled environments, and is there the danger that virtual environments could be too realistic, causing confusion between real and virtual worlds?
Food, farming and the environment
Creating a sustainable food system
The production, transportation, and consumption of sustainable food should take into account effects on the environment, economy, human health, resource efficiency, food quality and safety, nutrition security, and animal welfare. Science and innovation that seeks to increase the sustainability of food in different ways could play an important role. Political, economic and social drivers are likely to have a strong influence on how this area develops.
Genome editing in farmed animals
Genome editing could enable modifications to be made in farmed animals that have previously not been possible. Will it be possible to scale this up to commercially viable levels, what would be the effect on animal welfare, and would it ever be widely accepted by farmers and consumers?
Meat alternatives
The consumption of meat and animal-derived products is likely to play a prominent role in broader debates about food sustainability, animal welfare, and health. Alternatives to meat include in vitro produced meat and non-animal diets, but will they be acceptable to consumers and economically viable?
Scientists are attempting to 'revive' extinct animals and plants in the lab. For example, genome editing techniques are being used to try to create a hybrid of a woolly mammoth and Asian elephant. If de-extinction become possible, how would species be selected, and would it really have a positive effect on today's ecosystems?
Some practices surrounding the use of biofuels might be harming the environment, for example the burning of wood pellets and deforestation for the supply of pellets and vegetable oil-based fuels. Also, energy policies relating to biofuels in wealthy countries could be having deleterious effects in poorer countries, and there is concern that climate change policies might be over-reliant on biofuel-using technologies.
Crime and security
New ID biometrics
Future identification biometrics might include gait, voice, breath and heart rate recognition, with possible applications in criminal justice, security, healthcare, and commercial fields. Mirroring questions raised by the use of DNA, fingerprints and facial images, will these new biometrics be reliable, and how can they be used in a way that's proportionate to the aim of, e.g. solving crime?
DNA phenotyping
Predicting what someone will look like – their phenotype – from a sample of their DNA is still a fairly inaccurate science, limiting its use in criminal investigations. However, as our understanding of genomics advances, DNA phenotyping is likely to become more precise, but its use is likely to raise concerns about racial bias and invasion of privacy.
Crime prediction
Crime data can be analysed to make predictions about where a crime will take place, allowing police resources to be deployed in advance. It's not yet clear if crime prediction reduces crime, and there are worries that biases in the data could reinforce police prejudices about particular areas and ethnic minorities.
Genealogy websites
Popular genealogy websites, such as 23andme, are emerging as a new resource for criminal investigators. Although many support the use of any means available to find and prosecute perpetrators of serious crime, some are worried about 'mission creep' and people's data being used for purposes they did not consent to.
Brain scans in the criminal justice system
Brain scans and the resulting neuroscientific data have a range of potential uses in the criminal justice system, for example assessing competency to stand trial, criminal culpability, witness credibility and the risk someone will commit a crime or reoffend, and for lie detection purposes. Even if the technology was proven to be reliable, it would raise a host of ethical issues relating to coercion to undergo scanning, the framing of criminal responsibility, and the possibility of new interventions for criminals being developed.
Dual use technologies
Many technologies can be used for both peaceful and hostile ends. This has always been part of violence between individuals and groups, especially in the context of warfare. Do some new technologies, such as synthetic biology and neurobiology, prompt particular concerns about dual use?
Epigenetic ageing
Tests that analyse a person's 'epigenetic clock' are becoming more accurate at estimating a person's chronological age. There are potential applications in areas where the age of a person is important, for example assessing asylum seekers and refugees, or in disaster situations. This makes this area of research highly political and sensitive, and one where the accuracy of the test will be crucial.
Research ethics
Research in global health emergencies
Recent emergencies, such as the Ebola epidemic in Africa, have highlighted the important role of research in the humanitarian response. However, a lack of consensus on what is ethically acceptable during emergencies could be impeding the progress of valuable research, and adding to the risk that research might be carried out in unethical ways.
Participant-led research
Research activities led by patients or volunteers, rather than professional researchers, are increasing in popularity. Research that is controlled by participants challenges the whole basis for traditional research ethics, which focuses on protecting participants from exploitation by researchers. Do traditional research ethics approaches need to adapt and change?
Equity in drug development
There are concerns that the current system of drug development and research does not benefit patients equitably and is unduly influenced by factors other than patient need, such as profit. Areas that might be influenced negatively include the prioritisation and funding of research, data availability, patient safety, and drug licensing.
Use of brain surrogates
'Brain surrogates are being developed to facilitate research on human brain function, including organoids grown from stem cells, preserved human brain slices, and human-animal chimeras. These new techniques might reduce the need for animal research, but raise questions about the nature of suffering, consciousness, humanness and death.
Animal research
The number of animals used in research continues to increase, largely due to the use of GM mice, and research trends are making research on larger animals more frequent and complex. Is it time to review the way in which research involving animals is being incentivised, carried out, regulated, replaced and shared?


text:
Self Aware Records
Category: Arts & Culture
Award: Best Record Company
Year Won: 2015
Pick: Editor's Pick
Self Aware Records started as a labor of love between Josh Robbins and Sarah Blumenthal. Now, the two are married, and Self Aware Records has a couple of dozen releases under its indie belt. Late Bloomer and Museum Mouth are just two of the regional rock acts that have recorded with the label.


text:
If you were waiting on the trades, I believe the first trade of this series came out last week. Get it now!
Also, here's the preview for tomorrow's Invaders 8!
With Roxxon still here, I'm guessing this takes place BEFORE War of Realms?
Man, I'm behind. Seems something happened to Jim.
"Cable was right!"
Yes. Something bad happened to him. It was horrible! I was NOT happy with Namor, or more precisely, Zdarsky making Namor do it. Only goes to show how much this is NOT how Namor behaves.
And then there's the Roxxon connection! OMG. That reveal from last issue. I can't believe this book isn't getting more buzz. Some amazing world shaking stuff going on here.
Awesome issue of Invaders today. Some great stuff (Yes! Bucky!). And some stuff I'd have rather have NOT seen yet again (Sue??? Again?), but at least Zdarsky didn't make it too painful. We are getting some definitive answers.
Sadly, not anything more on Torch and Toro, or Roxxon, but what we saw in the preview.
I do love Bucky and Namor together.
"No one should ever question where my allegiance lies." - Namor of Atlantis
It's too bad Zdarsky wasn't around to write AVX. He does a much better job showing someone being mentally influenced by an outside force than any of the AVX writers did.
I can believe THIS version of Namor could create havoc, but be too proud personally to admit he wasn't fully in control.
Last edited by Things Fall Apart; 08-15-2019 at 04:28 AM.
Pull List:
Marvel Comics: Black Panther, Captain America, Invaders, Powers of X, House of X, X-Men, New Mutants.
DC Comics: The Green Lantern, Legion of Super-Heroes: Millenium/Ongoing.
Xbox Live Gamertag:
But certainly this book does a pretty good job showing that Namor is obviously conflicted and not in his right mind.
I saw in the "Doc Justice/J-Team" thread someone is stating Invaders is cancelled.
To which he had no links but what is the sales like? Upward trend? Another said sales went up for #7 a one off, too early to say trending up?
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings" - Optimus Prime
#7 is showing an increase in sales because Marvel overshipped for free by 50%. I think the book is leveling out around 14,000 - 15,000. That's not great, but there are several other books with lower numbers that haven't been cancelled, so I'm feeling pretty good about the book. We'll at least get through this arc, so through 12, I'm guessing. I'm really hoping we get more than that, though.
"No one should ever question where my allegiance lies." - Namor of Atlantis


text:
City braces for 'significant' snowfall; promises improved Where is My Plow website
With as much as 40 centimetres of snow expected beginning Tuesday morning, the City of Ottawa is readying its fleet for a full-scale deployment.
"This is a significant event," said Luc Gagné, the city's manager of roads and services. "It appears there will be more snow and it will be more intense than the storm on Dec. 29. It's going to take a while to get all the streets cleared, but we will have all of our resources deployed and we will get around as quickly as possible."
Environment Canada issued a winter storm warning Monday afternoon.
Gagné expects to have all 580 of the city's snowplows, sidewalk blowers and graders at work for the storm, which is expected to push northward across the Great Lakes during the day Tuesday, bringing 20 to 40 centimetres of snow and a risk of freezing rain Tuesday afternoon.
The Dec. 29 snowfall, the last major winter storm to hit Ottawa, left some residents unhappy with the time it took for the city to clear the roads. Gagné said that this time the city will be working to improve its response time.
"We've ensured that we will be on top of it. We're going to hit the storm as closely as possible. When the event starts, we will be deploying all our resources."
For those wanting to follow the snow removal operations on residential streets, Gagné said his team will be working to get its Where Is My Plow web tool online once plowing of side streets begins. 'Where is My Plow' launched to mixed reviews and questions surrounding its reliability during the Dec. 29 storm. The city will concentrate on clearing and salting commuter roads first and will make a decision on plowing side streets by mid to late morning, Gagné said.
"We have made some changes to the messaging (function) on the Where Is My Plow. We did receive some very good feedback from the residents and we have made changes in response to that feedback," Gagné said.
To ensure the snow removal process goes as smoothly as possible, the city asks that all residents be patient, plan ahead for longer commute times and if possible, work from home.
The arrival of the snow will provide some relief from the bone-chilling temperatures the gripped Ottawa over the weekend. Environment Canada is forecasting a high temperature of -2C for Tuesday and Wednesday.


text:
The 3 E's for a successful project are experience, expertise and effort. Our team possess these key ingredients. We have the experience in many different areas to provide the perfect solution for our cutomers. And, we expend the effort to successfully complete projects on-time and done right the first time.
Ethically with
Conduct business safely, ethically and with integrity. Meet or exceed regulatory, legal and other requirements. Strengthen the company through diverse perspectives and backgrounds.
Employee Engagement and Empowerment
Employer of Choice. Take ownership and value team work through engagement. Actively seek and share the best practices and perspective.
Excellent Continual Improvement
Set goals and take actions to continually improve our business through robust integrated management systems with measured metrics.
Expect customer
Commit to meet or exceed customer requirements and expectations. Verify satisfaction though customer engagement.
Eco Efficiency
circular economy
Continue to strive to zero waste and the lowest emissions related to our operations.
Efforts for Open Innovation
Anticipate and drive innovation through key business partners and collaborations.
We do it Right...
Quality Policy
The success of a manufacturing company in today's business environment depends on flexibility, productivity and efficient use of high quality raw materials. We specialize in providing the engineering & manufacturing services with solutions to help our customers excel. Our extensive industrial systems integration experience and process knowledge yields the design and delivery of the highest quality materials to metalcasters. Constant improvement, producing reliable & repeatable products using state of the art continuous manufacturing with highly engineered solutions demonstrates the commitment to our quality objectives.
Environment, Health and Safety Policy
We are engaged in environmental, health, and safety performance and are committed to the following principles in managing our business:
- Compliance with all applicable environmental, health, and safety regulations and other legal requirements
- Continual improvement in health, safety, and security performance with the goal to continue to achieve zero injuries or 100% safe works days
- Continual to review and identify reuse opportunities areas of the environmental impact of our operations
- Design and operate the facility in a manner that protects the environment and the health, safety, and security of our employees, contractors, and the public
- Develop and produce products that can be manufactured, distributed, used, and recycled/reused in a safe, secure, and sustainable manner
- Ensure existing and new EH&S risks are understood and managed
- Transparent discussion of our environmental, health, safety, and security practices and performance
Sustainability Policy
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) refers to the three main areas that are central factors in measuring sustainability. Sustainability involves using resources more efficiently and in ways which benefit the environment, customers, business and local communities. We strive to review opportunities and potential impacts in every project or manufacturing process to positively benefit Prosperity, People and Planet.


text:
Rated 5 out of 5 by bcdeuce55 from Great shoe This is a very comfortable shoe, very much like the pair of 481 v3 New Balance that I already have. I am very picky about my shoes, as I suffer from osteoarthritis. Glad I bought them, plus the fact that they are not white. For some reason, wearing white New Balance shoes when your a seasoned citizen such as my self labels one as an old man. Try to keep up with me in these great new shoes!
Date published: 2019-10-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by jbgarcia from Nice Shoe! Very light and well fitting. They did not require any break-in, they did not hurt my feet.
Date published: 2019-10-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by ACCmomof3 from Bought these for my husband, he says there comfy My husband wears these to work almost every day and he says they're very supportive.
Date published: 2019-10-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Oscar 43 from Comfortable and colorful Fit well and like the look. Price was right. Delivery was quick
Date published: 2019-09-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rod80 from Great shoe I bought this shoe a month ago and i like it very comfortable light weight
Date published: 2019-09-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by katprez from Great look Even hard to please relative loves them. Comfortable, matches with lots of clothes and looks good on feet.
Date published: 2019-09-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fog518 from Great fit. If you have a wide foot this is the best pair of sneakers for you. Give that width I needed and comfort.
Date published: 2019-09-16
Rated 3 out of 5 by Glenn Tavalozzi from Running shoe My husband wasn't a fan of these. He normally would wear a 10 but had to go even larger because it was shorter in size than the average sneaker.
Date published: 2019-09-15


text:
Greetings mates, firs of all we are happy to see that you have decided to visit our website and click on this page. Below you will find everything related to Total nerdburger crossword clue answers and solutions. It is truly a magnificent game. Get all the solutions of Crosswords Daily Clues and we also offer the answers of Trivia Search Answers which you will also like.
Total nerdburger
Already solved Total nerdburger? Click here to go back to the main post and find other answers New York Times Crossword January 13 2019 Answers.
Your wait is over to get your hands on this amazing and wonderful Crosswords Daily Clues game. You can't simply ignore what we have listed the answers and solutions to make it more interesting. Even though if are also seeking for more answers then see Locale for a bottom feeder crossword clue, Canine squeals crossword clue, 7 Little Words Daily April 6 2018 Answers and Crosswords with Friends June 26 2018 Answers. Thanks for visiting here and try to keep up with all the new upcoming updates on our website.
Please bookmark the page because we will be releasing new levels very soon But still you missed anything and looking for more answers then you can see on Crosswords Daily Clues for your daily needs. Stay tuned with us for more future updates.


text:
- Please call us for FREE help:
- (866) 531-0695
Cypress Manor
503 West Buncombe Street, Roper, NC
- Assisted Living
Payment Options
- Medicare No
- Medicaid No
- Veteran's Benefits No
- Long Term Care Insurance No
- Subsidy Available No
Are You the Community Manager?
If you are associated with Cypress Manor , click the Claim Listing button to contact a representative about a free listing with our referral program.
- Nationwide Network of Care Advisors
- Work with 25,000 families each month
- Market your community with Photos, Videos, FAQ
User Reviews
Do you reside in or have a loved one in Cypress Manor ?
To be the first to provide feedback on Cypress Manor click here...
Description of Cypress Manor in Roper, NC
Number of Beds : 40
Cypress Manor, located in Roper, North Carolina provides the following services: Assisted Living. Cypress Manor has a very good hospital, Washington County Hosp Inc, located nearby, which scored a 83 out of 100 in its most recent Medicare review. The Cypress Manor's nearest hospital is 6 miles away. The zipcode (27970) in North Carolina, where Cypress Manor is located, has an above average safety rating based on recent crime statistics.
Cypress Manor is an assisted living facility. Assisted living facilities are an apartment-style habitat designed to focus on providing assistance with daily living activities. They provide a higher level of service for the elderly which can include preparing meals, housekeeping, medication assistance, laundry, and also do regular check-in's on the residents. Basically, they are designed to bridge the gap between independent living and nursing home facilities. When thinking about how to pay for care, assisted living facilities are generally less expensive than nursing homes, if assisted living is a viable option for your loved one.
Source: SNAPforSeniors, Inc.
Demographic Profile for Roper, NC, 27970
Cost Of Living
Compared to the National Average
Provided By EPA; Closer to 100 is better
Annual Crime
Nearby Hospitals
Washington County Hosp Inc958 Us Hwy 64 East
Plymouth NC 27962
Nearby Drug Stores
Kerr Drug Inc11 Us Highway 64 E
Distance: 7.3 miles
(252) 793-1175
Womble Drug Store454 Hwy 64 East
Distance: 7.3 miles
(252) 793-9036
Walgreen Co11 Us Highway 64 E
Distance: 7.3 miles
(252) 793-1175
Nearby Churches
Union Chapel Church of Christ111 June St
Roper, NC
Distance: 0.4 miles
(252) 793-6306
Plymouth Church Of Christ905 Washington St
Plymouth, NC
Distance: 7.2 miles
(252) 793-5820
Abundant Life Church Of Christ308 W 3rd St
Plymouth, NC
Distance: 7.7 miles
(252) 793-2448
Nearby Parks
Washington County RecreationPlymouth, NC
Distance: 7.4 miles


text:
These ten cards expand The Resistance: Avalon for backers of its original Kickstarter project.
Excalibur: An additional mechanic that gives a player selected by the leader a strong ability every Quest. But this great strength must be used wisely, so choose carefully whom to entrust with its power.
Lancelot: 2 additional character cards, and 7 supporting cards, that can be played in three different ways.
- The Resistance: Avalon Promos
- Avalon: karty promocyjne
- The Resistance Avalon: Espansioni Promo
- 抵抗組織: 阿瓦隆 蘭斯洛特 擴充


text:
Lemon Cheese Cake RecipePrep: 30 min Cook: 60 min Servings: 10by Supriya Kutty1 recipe>
This is a truly luscious Lemon Cheesecake with a silky smooth filling that literally melts in the mouth. Preparation is key with this one, as you can see the preparation times are long with the cooling. But trust me on this one, it is so worth it. Adding the lemon sauce with sour cream is a luxurious addition to this or any other Lemon Cheesecake. This little number is definitely worth the wait and effort involved in preparing it. Do not be tempted to take shortcuts, especially on the chilling side of things; it will ruin the final cheese cake for you. This luscious lemon cheese cake has always been a great hit for me any time i bring it out and the guests all comment on how well it tastes. I have even had requests from friends and family to make this one for them for their own parties and dinners.
- Base:
- 105g digestive biscuits, broken into fine crumbs
- 90g finely chopped nuts
- 50g sugar
- 75g melted butter
- Filling:
- 896g room temperature cream cheese
- 250g sugar
- 4 eggs
- 50ml lemon juice
- grated lemon rind of one half medium lemon
- 10 ml vanilla extract
- Lemon Topping:
- 460g sour cream
- 50g sugar
- 2g finely grated lemon rind
- 5ml vanilla extract
- Base:
- pre-heat oven to 180 oC.
- 1. In a bowl, combine all of the base ingredients.
- 2. press into the base of a 10 inch spring form pan.
- Filling:
- 3. In a mixing bowl, beat the cream cheese and sugar until smooth.
- 4. Add the eggs one at a time, until all combined.
- 5. Add the lemon juice, lemon rind and vanilla and blend till just blended, do not over blend.
- 6. Pour on top of the base in the sprig form pan.
- 7. bake in oven for 55 minutes, or until centre is almost set, remove from oven. While cooking prepare the topping.
- Lemon Topping:
- 8. In a mixing bowl, combine all of the Lemon topping ingredients.
- 9. Once the spring form has been removed from oven, allow to cool for 5 minutes, then pour on lemon topping.
- 10. Return to oven for a further 10 minutes, then allow to cool
- 11. Once cool, place in the fridge overnight.
- Serve a slice of Cheesecake and enjoy.
- This is a complicated cheese cake, but there are other simpler and a lot QUICKER cheese cakes that taste amazing available.
Useful Links
Similar Recipes
Leave a review or comment


text:
Hey Ryan, Are you going to come back to Slice of Chicago in Sparta WI?❤
I sure hope to Hannah. It was great! Thanks so much for following and listen for my song "Spin Me" on WCOW. If you hear them play it shoot a video with your phone and share on FB or Instagram. :)
1000 characters remaining


text:
Arizona bitcoin kurs usd live in Kenya
MANUFACTURER: (bitcoin kurs usd live )
Release Date:
Brand name: in Kenya
life on the waterfront was energetic and vital,bitcoin kurs usd live theres still time. bitcoin kurs usd live (bitcoin price change over time)
4101000469 401-1501:Arizona bitcoin kurs usd live in Kenya
& Swaminathan, eos token price prediction (Then go on to mention that your report was printed in a well respected publication etc). Cryptocurrency: Average Transaction Fees on 5 Leading Exchanges Invinsa FR coverboard can obtain a Class A fi re rating for combustible decks and along with the standard grade Invinsa,


text:
Just in case you were starting to feel a chill, Café Nome has brought out its new winter menu to warm your soul.
Those breakfast classics that you know and love are being spun by Café Nome's individual twist, with a fried egg and chorizo roll or roasted kale and mozzarella pesto toast both being served from 8am onwards. Inventive takes on café food from the previous menu have been kept such as the sweet potato bowl and the spicy rostada, however now stand alongside new additions such as roasted eggplant with parsley, feta and pine nuts and a grilled prawn and chilli omelette with a nam jim dressing that's sure to kick your morning off to a fiery start. If you're after something sweeter to spark your palette there's the apple berry crumble with Greek yoghurt.
Unlike previous offerings from this Tempe local, the new menu has a dedicated lunch section with three individual dishes. First is the warming ginger chicken congee, a filling rice broth that satisfies. Next up is the classic steak sandwich with a modern flavour; garnished with parmesan and rocket and dressed with a jalapeno tequila relish. To round out the trio is a prawn fettucine with chilli and cherry tomato which packs a punch.
Along with all of these dishes is coffee from Coffee and Co and a tight but exciting range of juices, smoothies, teas and organic specialty lattes.
If you need a reason to drop back in to the warehouse space that Café Nome occupies or an excuse to head to Tempe for an unconventional café meal, this winter menu gives you the goods.


text:
Ralink RT2860/RT2890 Driver
"PCI/mPCI/CB(RT/RT/ RT/RT)" Might be the driver you're looking for. it's the only one in the list that has PCI-E support. Ralink RT / RT / RT / RT Wireless Lan Driver Пакет драйверов для сетевых карт на базе чипов Ralink. Драйвера нужны. Description:PCI/mPCI/CB (RT/RT/RT/RT/RTX) Driver for Windows , XP 32/64 and Vista 32/ Vista 2K/XP
463 (4.33)
|File Size:
|Supported systems:
|Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10, MacOS 10/X
|Free* [*Free Regsitration Required]
Ralink RT2860/RT2890 Driver
The Ralink rt device driver is the software Ralink RT2860/RT2890 controls and drives the hardware, hence the name "Driver". Please select the driver to download.
Ralink RT2860/RT2890 Additionally, you can choose Operating System to see the drivers. Install the RT driver from source. If it has been installed, updating overwrite-installing. Download the latest version of Ralink RT Ralink RT2860/RT2890 according to your computer's operating system.
Ralink RT2860/RT2890 downloads available on this website have been scanned. The Legacy Ralink drivers have permanently been deprecated in favor of the in-kernel rt2x00 drivers.
Use the links on this Ralink RT2860/RT2890 to download the latest version of Ralink All drivers available for download have been scanned. Driver Genius is a professional driver management tool that Ralink RT2860/RT2890 both driver management and Search Results. Download the latest drivers for your Ralink RT A "driver" is defined as the "software interface that allows the operating system to communicate with the hardware".
The Ralink rt wireless Ralink RT2860/RT2890 device driver. One of the best reasons to get started with Driver Detective is that unless you're a computer expert, it can be very easy to confuse both what drivers Ralink RT2860/RT2890 install, and how best to install them. Errors in this process can result in computer problems ranging from slowdowns to crashes, so for just about anyone, it's best to go with an automated driver maintenance solution.
Here are a few screenshots that we took from this fantastic piece of software in action: Featuring a simple, intuitive interface, Driver Detective quickly scans your computer for both devices and the drivers that Ralink RT2860/RT2890 them. As shown on the 'Item' field, Driver Detective also informs you which device is being Ralink RT2860/RT2890 at in sequence.
This is how the main Driver Detective page appears immediately after initial scan Ralink RT2860/RT2890 complete. Here, your most recent driver Scan Summary, your computer hardware System Ralink RT2860/RT2890, and Driver Detective News is displayed in an intuitive and easy to understand layout.
RALINK RT/RT Wireless LAN Card Driver - driver [FOUND ]
Ralink RT2860/RT2890 After determining which drivers on your computer need to be repaired or updated to function properly with your operating system, Driver Detective will connect to an extensive database of official device drivers and download them automatically for you. Driver Detective also includes functionality to easily Ralink RT2860/RT2890 a back up of your device drivers which can be used if your Internet connection fails.
Driver Detective includes a Download History screen, which details all driver downloads and updates that it has performed for you. This panel is a great way to see how recent or how outdated! One of the reasons that Driver Detective Ralink RT2860/RT2890 a computer professional favorite is because of its Ralink RT2860/RT2890 staff. To take Ralink RT2860/RT2890 of this, simply click the help button, and Driver Detective will provide you with a form where you can explain the problem you're having, provide feedback, or even to suggest a new feature.


text:
Children of War
3D Art by ShibaShake in Featured on
Comments (18)
Beautiful work shiba!
so great!
Epic!! I really like the lighting :)
Nice one Shiba!!!! I see you used my cousin..."Raggedy man! :-) lol
I could do with some help!!!!!!!
I've just bought this darn reality 4 daz studio edition thing....but it isn't in my install manager products list now (it was in ready to load... and loaded) and I can't find the darn thing in the content library either....can you tell me where you are accessing it from on yours??? Appreciate it if you could help!! I'm assuming it should work with Daz 4.7!!!!! Ta ♥
Great scene; love your lighting!
Fantastic scene Shiba and love how you have lit the scene.
I can just FEEL the action taking place!
Awesome scene ShibaShake!
Thank you all very much for visiting and for your wonderful comments!
@Brian - I go to the "Render" drop down up top in the Daz Studio interface. If Reality is installed, there should be a "Reality Render Editor" entry in the drop down. Click on that and the Reality interface should appear to do all the good stuff. Have fun! :)
Love the movementbin her hair. Great lighting, as usual :-)
Thanks Shiba...yes I think somethings gone a bit wrong. It's not showing in the manager as downloaded or in any of the render drop downs tabs or top tool bar and it's gone from the "ready to download and ready to install". I've sent a help request off anyway, but I knew you would know lol and I very much appreciate you helping a very non techy guy :-)
Great scene, awesome image! Great work!
Hey Brian, I had to install it manually from the zip and not from the DAZ content manager. You can download the zip from the product page.
Thank you very much MaRu and Budo-san!
Very fine artwork! Great atmosphere and light. Congratulations Shiba.
Fantastic image! Great work Shiba!
Great scene,lighting and pose!! Love this !
Such a perfect image! :)
Log in to leave a comment.
Featuring the Badlands Behavior poses and Raggedy Man outfit from RDNA.
Image of the week at RDNA.
Made with...
- City Ruins : Vehicles
- Photoshop
- Sav Alpha Scalp
- Sav Alpha Moikana
- Daz Studio 4.7 Pro
- Reality 4.3 - DAZ Studio Edition
- Raggedy Man
- IGD_Badlands Behavior V4
- IGD_Badlands Behavior M4


text:
I am sure everyone in the DotNetNuke ecosystem had to go through Installation at least once and Upgrades multiple times. In 7.0 we decided to simplify the user experience for Installation and Upgrade. We wanted to provide one-click installation experience without having to go through multiple steps. Initially three Engineers were tasked to work on the new Installer, with one them being yours truly. I am dedicating 2 blogs to go through a couple of challenges we faced and how the team resolved it.
The picture above is that of new Port Mann Bridge (under construction) in Vancouver, BC, Canada on a very popular Highway (named #1). You may wonder why I choose this picture. Every time I pass by the old bridge I salute to the Extreme Engineering going behind building this massive bridge. The thought always runs through mind on how well they plan and execute; after all people's lives and livelihood depends on quality of construction. In the Software world we always talk about dogfooding, infact DotNetNuke practises it very well, DotNetNuke.com is hostned on the DotNetNuke framework itself. However, the above is Dogfooding on steroids. Construction workers actually use unfinished bridge itself to construct further. The partly finished portion better have the best quality. The picture above shows lots of construction vehicles on the partly finished portion.
Story is similar on the Installer side as well, where we actually use the Installer to install framework while developing on the framework. Always a fine balance, develop enough that nothing else breaks but at the same time keep plugging ahead.
We had to do a lot of prep work before we could write a single line of new installer code. It was almost like getting the patient ready before the surgery.
The DotNetNuke Engineering team works in an Agile fashion where great emphasis is given to Continuous Integration (CI). We run number of Build Verification Tests (BVTs) with every checkin. BTW, we use Team City for CI. Cruise Control used to be our CI tool, which is long gone now and we don't miss J
Many Engineers install DotNetNuke several times a day. We didn't want to interfere with Development and Testing efforts on other features. So, we created a separate branch just for Installer work. We merged to the main trunk right after a Sprint or two. BTW, our Sprints are 2 weeks long (more on that in a future Blog).
The installation process is pretty intrusive, where it makes lots of changes here and there (web.config, file system, database, etc.). Things get created, updated and deleted. It's not very easy to go back to preinstall stage once installation is completed or underway.
We created special batch files to backup pre-installation stage and then restore on demand. We were able to use the scripts to run quick tests and get back to the starting point pretty quickly. These scripts are usually combination of xcopy, osql, iisreset and couple of PowerShell scripts.
One of the key requirements of the Installer was to show a Progressbar and status of key milestones. The older Installer displayed the entire Installation activity all on one page.
Telerik's Progress Area was the first choice for Progressbar as we already use this control in Content Localization and have good sample code. Not so fast. We ran into following obstacles:
1. Telerik Dll wasn't part of Bin folder to start with, as it gets added during installation. Not a big deal we could add it as part of pre-install.
2. This control didn't have a lot of client-side features we were looking for. Not a big deal, we could write additional jQuery to get by.
3. However, the deal breaker was missing web.config entries needed for the Ajax call back. We said it's enough of tinkering to get a Progressbar going.
That was a bummer, time to move on J
Next option we looked for was jQuery Progressbar. It actually looked pretty promising as it had a pretty simple API set and easy to configure and use. We settled on jQuery Progressbar pretty quickly.
DnnModule.com is built to provide DNN quality modules and DNN skins, some of them are free, some not. We wish these stuffs (free or not ) can be useful to you.
Besides that, we also provide a full range of professional services, ranging from web site build, seo, system management, administration, support, senior consultancy and security services. We act as if your development project or network was ours, with care and respect. We are not satisfied until it works the way you want it to, and we don't silently ignore found issues as somebody else's problem.


text:
Harbour Heights Hotel
Haven Hotel
Sandbanks Hotel
Chine Hotel
2 courses £26.00 – 3 courses £32.50
Cucumber and Garlic Croutons
Horseradish Crème Fraiche, Sourdough
Plum Chutney
Rice Noodles and Seaweed Salad, Asian Dressing
Pesto and Rocket
Roast Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables, Yorkshire Pudding and Red Wine Jus
Roast Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables, Lamb Jus
Saffron Potatoes, Green Beans and Fish Jus
Niçoise Salad
Spicy Tortilla
Fig and Honey Ice Cream
Chantilly Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream
Onion marmalade, celery, grapes and biscuits
This menu is an example, prices and menu are subject to change without notice. A discretionary 10% service charge will be added to the bill.
Should you have concerns about food allergens or intolerances, please talk to a member of staff before ordering your food or drink.
Part of FJB Hotels
© Copyright 2019 FJB Hotels
Website by Shotgun Front


text:
The options are endless when it comes to personalizing your kitchen, and Custom Service Hardware has them all covered. Peruse our selection of kitchen cabinet accessories, including lazy Susans, drawer inserts, storage pullouts, trash & recycling pullouts, specialty storage and more. We offer items in a broad price range, so no matter what your budget constraints are, you'll get the right kitchen cabinet accessories at the right price.
Mon - Fri: 8 AM to 5 PM (CST)
Mon - Fri: 8 AM to 4:30 PM (CST)
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 8 AM to 4:30 PM (CST)
Thu: 8 AM to 7 PM (CST)
2nd Sat of Each Month: 8 AM to 12 PM (CST)
© Custom Service Hardware Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
In developing countries, around 80% of diseases are waterborne. In Malawi, over 40,000 people die every year from unclean water and sanitary conditions. Wells are limited and widely separated. More than 90% of well water used for drinking, bathing and laundry needs to be carried 1-3 miles.
In 2011, we began Phase 1, raising $12,000 and completing construction of two water wells. Phase 2, in 2012, raised $6,000 and completed construction of another water well. Phase 3, in 2014, raised $16,000 and completed two water wells. And last year, Phase 4 raised $7,000 with which we completed construction of the 6th clean water well.
In 2016-17, we hope to raise $14,000 to complete two more water wells, one at St. Michael Parish, and another one at the St. Joseph Parish Center. And by raising $14,000 for each of the following two years, we can reach our goal of having a water well at each of the 11 parishes.


text:
Brownwood City Council members want to explore a fellow councilman's suggestion that the city can build a restroom facility at Trigg Park for less money than the $45,000 cost of buying a precast restroom.
An action item at Tuesday's council meeting call for council members to consider approving the purchase of a precast restroom for $45,000 through a purchasing cooperative known as Sourcewell.
Before the council voted, City Manager Emily Crawford said councilman H.D. Jones had come to her with an idea. Jones said he believed a restroom could be built for less money in a project that would include Jones doing tile work for no charge and councilman Ed McMillian installing plumbing at no charge.
Jones owns Jones Carpets, and McMillian owns a plumbing business.
City Attorney Pat Chesser said even if the two men waive their fees and do the work at no charge, the city has to make sure there is no conflict since they would be prohibited, as council members, from entering a contract to do work for the city.
In other business Tuesday, council members approved an extension in the closing date in the sale of the old central fire station to Bill Ruth because of issues with the title work.
Due to no fault by with the city or Ruth, the title work has taken longer than expected, Chesser said. The amended contract extends the closing date to 40 days beyond the original March 21 closing date or 30 days after a survey is completed, whichever is greater, Chesser said.


text:
Art Nouveau mural restoration and over-paint removal project rediscovers acres of original 1904 decorations and art! This amazing work is part of the complete restoration of this Grand Hotel in San Pellegrino (BG), Italy which has stood abandoned since the early 1970s. A behind the scenes look where tourists can not go – A 1904 Art Nouveau Jewel
Beginning in about 1890, Art Nouveau was an international style of art, architecture and especially the decorative arts, that was most popular at the time the Grand Hotel was built. It's graphic designs of natural forms particularly the curved lines of plants and flowers were thoroughly embraced by the upper society of the Gilded Age. English uses the French name Art Nouveau (new art) but the Italians used the term Liberty Style.


text:
Welcome to Nude Teens Pictures! We work hard to provide you with the freshest, most alluring and real free teen porn pics of cute ladies, ready to share their natural beauty and passion.
|We Live Together Xxx
|Hot Teens Nude On Beach
|Funny Orgy Porn Video
|Young Ladies Who Like To Suck Cock
|Counted Cross Stitch Christmas Stocking
|Cute Teens Hot Masterbating


text:
Hate ads? Download Brave web browser. Fast, secure, built in ad-blocking.
You can now pre-order the modestly priced, low to mid-end Nokia 3.1 from both B&H Photo Video and Amazon, with the latter promising July 2 deliveries.
Almost identical to the V30 and V30S ThinQ in terms of design, and similar to the G7 ThinQ when it comes to specs, the LG V35 ThinQ is pricier than all its siblings and cousins.
With no iPhone X-inspired screen cutout, the upper mid-range Asus ZenFone 5Q still achieves some remarkably thin bezels, fetching a very reasonable $299 on pre-order stateside.
T-Mobile is just about ready to accept LG G7 ThinQ pre-orders in exchange for a $30 down payment and $30 monthly installments, with offline inventory set to arrive on June 1.
There's still a great deal we don't know about LG G7 ThinQ availability and pricing in the US, but here's everything we do know.
Not only is the LG V30S ThinQ a (slightly) different phone from the V30 and V30+, but it's now officially available in the US without a listed shipping date.
Already available across major European markets, the MWC 2018-unveiled Sony Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact are going up for US pre-orders later this week at $650 and $800 respectively.
There's no release date listed at the moment, but the MWC 2018-unveiled Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact and Xperia XZ2 are available for US pre-orders from B&H at $650 and $800 respectively.
We now know exactly how much the Galaxy S9 and S9+ will cost at T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and Best Buy.
Samsung has already announced official US pre-order and availability details for the brand-new Galaxy S9 and S9+, including a remarkably wide and early March 16 launch.
Two of the "big four" US carriers have simultaneously dropped their LG V30 availability specifics, including price tags and dates.
With the iPhone X still a ways off, iFans in the market for some new iGear will need to settle for an iPhone 8 or Apple Watch Series 3 starting today.
Those who were quick to pre-order Samsung's sizzling hot Galaxy Note 8 from T-Mobile appear to be looking at deliveries way before September 15.
T-Mobile, AT&T and Best Buy have been quick to confirm Galaxy Note8 pricing stateside, with Sprint and Verizon details also largely set in stone.
The good news is the Snapdragon 835-powered, 4K HDR-capable Sony Xperia XZ Premium is finally launching in the US. The price is the bad.


text:
Sign In
Established in 1994 , City Industrial Traders has made a name for itself in the list of top suppliers of Flanges in India. The supplier company is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and is one of the leading sellers of listed products.City Industrial Traders is listed in Trade India's list of verified sellers offering supreme quality of Resistant to Rust Flanges etc. Buy Flanges in bulk from us for the best quality products and service.


text:
Anatomy Books
Anesthesia Books
Biochemistry Books
Biomedical & Biomaterials Books
Cardiology Books
Critical Care Books
Dentistry Books
Dermatology Books
Endocrinology Books
ENT Books
Forensic Science & Investigation Books
Histology Books
Immunology & Microbiology Books
Internal Medicine Books
Microbiology Books
Nephrology Books
Neurology Books
Nursing Books
Nutrition Books
Obstetrics & Gynecology Books
Oncology Books
Ophthalmology Books
Orthopaedics Books
Pathology Books
Pediatrics Books
Pharmacology Books
Pharmacy Books
Physiology Books
Physiotherapy Books
Preventive & Social Medicine Books
Psychiatry Books
Radiology Books
Respiratory & Pulmonary Medicine Books
Surgery Books
Urology Books
Veterinary Books
Examination Books
Medical Examination Books
Administrative/ Public Law Books
Arbitration Law Books
Banking And Commerce Law Books
BARE ACTS Books
Business Laws
Civil Law Books
Civil Procedure & Practice Law Books
Commentary Law Books
Commercial Law Books
Companies Act 2013 with Rules
Competition Law
Constitutional Law Books
Consumer Protection Law Books
Contract Law
Corporate Law Books
Criminal Law Books
Electricity Law Books
Enemy Property Act
Environmental Law Books
Family Law
Forensic Science
Fugitive Economic Offenders Act
General Law Books
Hindu Law
Human Rights Law Books
Indian Penal Code
Industries Laws
Information Technology Law Books
Insurance Law
Intellectual Property Law Books
International Law
International Law & Human Rights
Interpretation of Statutes
Labour Law Books
Land Law
Law Relating to Guarantees
Legal Literature Law Books
Legal Referencer
Madras High Court Books
Media Law
Medical Jurisprudence Law Books
Mercantile Law Books
Muslim Law
Negotiable Instruments Law Books
Personal Law Books
Property Law Books
Research & Reference Law Books
Right to Information Law Books
Service Law Books
Statutes Law Books
Supreme Court Judgement Books
Taxation Law Books
The Indian Contract Act
The Law of Evidence
The Limitation Act
Torts Law
Trial Procedure/Legal Education Law Books
Women Law
Engineering Books
Chemical Engineering Books
Civil Engineering Books
Mechanical / Production Engineering Books
Textile Engineering Books
Electronics / Electrical Engineering Books
Engineering Materials Books
Technology Books>
Environmental Technology & Management Books
Computer Science and Information Technology Books
Science Books
Energy Studies / Energy Management Books
Geology & Agriculture Books
Nuclear Science Books
Water Management Books
Related Category: Author List / Publisher List
Price: ₹ 8100.00/- [ 41.00% off ]
Seller Price: ₹ 4779.00
Sold By: Store4Doctors Click for Bulk Order
Offer 1: Get 41.00 % + Flat ₹ 75 discount on shopping of ₹ 500
[Use Code: MPSTK75]
Offer 2: Get 41.00 % + Flat ₹ 100 discount on shopping of ₹ 1500
[Use Code: IND100]
Offer 3: Get 41.00 % + Flat ₹ 300 discount on shopping of ₹ 5000
[Use Code: MPSTK300]
Free Shipping (for orders above ₹ 499) *T&C apply.
Free Shipping Available
Wolters Kluwer | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Clinical Neurosurgery Vol 59 by Grant
Volume 58 of Clinical Neurosurgery is the official compendium of the platform presentations at the 60th Annual Meeting of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons held in September, 2010. It represents the official compilation of the invited scientific manuscripts from the plenary sessions.
You may also be interested in following Books


text:
All tagged ARTS
It was fortuitous to discover Suhaimi Fadzir's latest exhibition "BEBAS" in Artcube, a gallery tucked away on the 3rd floor of the Intermark building. My husband and I were on the prowl for new contemporary furniture pieces and instead, it was contemporary art that caught our eye.
Artcube has a wonderfully open and accessible feel for a gallery that showcases some of the best Malaysian contemporary artists and so we paused, double backed and entered the gallery.
When you are young, it is a very common occurrence to be asked the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?". The usual answer, especially in this part of the world, is either a doctor, a lawyer or an engineer. Well that's not the case with Josh Lee, a Penang-born fragrance designer who has held this ambition close to his heart since a very young age.
t's not everyday that you get to meet someone so absolutely passionate about her ethics and proud of her roots, that's what I thought when I met Francisca Turner Shaik, the Founder and Creative Director of Frankitas, a modern Malaysian ethical fashion brand that designs and produces boho-chic handbags, stylish home accessories and more.
I had met Franki many years ago at a HALAL certification conference, back when I was still working as a consultant in public relations and marketing, and even then I was struck by her friendly and warm demeanor. Fast forward to 2016 and here she is, the proud owner of Frankitas and doing extremely well with her unique ethnic-chic handbags and home accessory line. So Batik&Bubbles curious as ever, went along to interview Franki at her bright and cheery showroom in a quiet leafy neighbourhood in Damansara Heights, to ask her on how she came upon this amazing journey .
We at Batik and Bubbles would not call ourselves art experts or art connoisseurs but we are inclined to appreciating art in its various forms, be it contemporary art, high fashion, intriguing sculptures or glamorous interiors. Whenever there is a chance to learn something new, we will go forth to find out the latest news on interesting happenings to introduce to our readers.
This time around, we are pleased to feature an emerging artist on the local arts landscape, Marini Ramlan aka Nini Marini. We've been following Nini's impressive rise on the Malaysian arts scene. She's fast becoming lauded as a contemporary Malaysian artist at the fore-front of her generation.
My mother, or Amala as I call her, used to travel frequently to Malaysia, Indonesia and other Pacific Rim countries. In Malaysia, she worked mainly in Sarawak and at the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) on community forest issues. She specialized in multi-stakeholder and conflict management practices and applied these tools in the building of community forestry networks, along with new policies to support these Southeast Asian communities.
As children, my brother and I would await her return, the inevitable unpacking of suitcases and uncovering of a roll of colorful batik cloth or beautiful shadow puppets 'Wayang Kulit' and 'Wayang Golek' figures that ended up adorning our home.
Batik&Bubbles is always on the look out, especially when it comes to learning more about the growing trend for artisanal gourmet food brands here in Malaysia. We approached fresh milk producers Bright Cow and Jersey Jack Gelato to find out their take on their brands and have a taste of some of their simply delicious niche and artisanal products!
So let's introduce Bala Nair and Paul Foster, who are the Malaysian-British business duo behind Bright Cow, a dairy producer that was founded in Malaysia back in 2011. They are pioneers in their own right by being the first Malaysian company offering raw unpasteurised milk to the market.
As I stepped into the empty Sands Theatre, I could hear the soft taps and leaps of feet from behind the curtain. I was back in Singapore, back at the MasterCard Theatres at Marina Bay Sands, but this was the first time I was told to take any seat I wished. Joy!
I had been invited for the press preview of Cirque Éloize iD performance, which would officially open just a few hours later with a cast of 15 talented performers freshly landed from Montreal. As members of the media streamed by with their massive tripods, video cameras, mikes and booms, I followed their lead and beelined for a seat front and center - best to learn from the pros.
Beautiful things have always caught my eye. Sometimes it literally makes you step back, put your head on tilt, and do an intense once over. I felt like that the first time I encountered this dark wooden console with striking brass dove tail bows.
Bright and early one morning, I was off to Singapore, ostensibly, road tripping it down to fetch a second batch of Turkish tiles. These we had joyfully discovered there a month earlier, after a futile and frustrating search of quite possibly every tile store in KL. Speeding down the North-South Expressway as acres of green oil palms whizzed by, tile-fetching was my purported mission but in fact, I had a hidden agenda.
I'd heard thru the geek-vine that the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands was hosting an exhibit on the Hadron Collider, and in my eagerness as a dedicated tile-hunter, we'd come one week too early last time.
Just the other day Yiga and I visited the new Ilham Gallery which is located in the rather swanky Ilham Tower in Jalan Binjai, central Kuala Lumpur. There seems to be a plethora of new skyscrapers in town, this one is unique in that it includes a free art gallery which is open to the public.
I am no art expert but I do enjoy feasting my eyes on different pieces of art from time to time and also to embroil myself in a bit of culture!


text:
ECMI Publications Programme
The ECMI prepares publications at different stages in our work and with varied aims. Below is a list of our current publications database, and in the left menu there is access to descriptions of our publications.
Publication Database
This text discusses the structure and content of diversity policy in the so-called Transnistrian Moldovan Republic (TMR), an unrecognized state that broke away from Moldova during the collapse of the Soviet Union. The case of Transnistria is particularly useful as an example for analyzing the origins, structure, contents and effects of the post-Soviet ethno-cultural policy in a comparative perspective. Moreover, the model of Transnistrian state- and nation-building, since it is not explicitly based on privileging a core ethnicity, differs from nearly all countries and de facto states of the post-communist space. The working paper describes the TMR normative framework pertinent to the management of ethnic and linguistic diversity and analyzes the patterns of its implementation. The authors analyze the reasons why ethnic diversity has never been a challenge to the Transnistrian statehood and its stability while different ethnicities and languages are treated differently. The Transnistrian phenomenon is also considered from the perspective of the effectiveness and efficiency of post-Soviet diversity policies.


text:
Modern kitchens are highly functional and space-saving in nature. Therefore, they are ideal for any size of house from tiny ones to spacious mansions. If you are planning a new construction or a remodel of your kitchen, you may be in a quandary as to how to design it to best suit your needs and preferences. To help you with your endeavour, we provide you the following ideas that you may want to incorporate into your design.
Combine Different Textures
Create an interesting look for your kitchen by mixing together different textures. For example, blend smooth countertops and pressed-tin splashbacks since these have a unique texture to them.
Use Natural Materials to Enhance Your Modern Kitchen
Turn to natural materials for your cabinetry and countertops. Wood for the cabinetry can be stained rather than painted to show off its grain pattern. Marble and granite are two examples of natural stone that are ideal for countertops in a modern kitchen, or you can opt for an engineered quartz product that includes a high percentage of natural quartz if you so desire.
Sleek, Minimalist Cabinetry
Regardless of the material that you use for the cabinets, they should be of a sleek, minimalist design that conserves space while they are still highly attractive and functional. After all, this is the main focus of the modern design.
Stainless Steel Appliances
Not only are stainless steel appliances as modern as possible in design, they also are highly attractive and low maintenance. Stainless steel is easy to keep clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent. You even can use glass cleaner on it. A kitchen sink of stainless steel also is a wise investment for its modern looks and easy care needs.
Add an Island for Extra Work Space
When your kitchen is large enough, add an island to gain extra work space. There are different configurations from which to choose on these islands that include such ideas as:
• A plain island for work space only
• One side of the island for food prep with the other side designed for the addition of stools for an eating area
• The inclusion of a sink or cooktop in the island
Use Contrasting Shades to Highlight Certain Features in Your Kitchen
Another idea that creates an eye-catching kitchen is to use contrasting shades to highlight certain features. If you choose a light shade of cabinetry, choose a dark shade for your countertops or vice versa to achieve this effect.
For further ideas for modern kitchens in Sydney, consult with Esteem Building & Renovations. We will create a highly functional kitchen for you that leaves nothing to be desired in ambiance and attractiveness.


text:
Closing day is a bitter sweet time especially when a transaction goes as smoothly as this one! My seller was a dream to work with. If I could clone her I would! She was still putting last minute touches on the house when Miss Katy Ellis came along with her super sweet buyers and brought us a full price offer. That means under contract without even hitting the market! Meagan and Savanna at Academy Mortgage were excellent as always and Theresa and First American Title helped us close with no issues. It is days like today that make me love my job. Cheers to making these clients dreams come true 🙂
Tina Dodge, Broker
Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers
Licensed in the state of Oregon
[email protected]


text:
NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - NBC has opted for stability in its 2001-02 television schedule, unveiled Monday.
Three of its seven broadcast nights are unchanged, and one other night -- the network's vaunted "Must See" Thursday - offers only one change, the addition of a new 8:30 sitcom that will follow "Friends."
NBC will offer three new dramas, three new sitcoms, and a second installment of the quiz show "Weakest Link," a surprise midseason hit for the network this year.
Among the casualties are the wacky John Lithgow-Jane Curtin sitcom "Third Rock From the Sun" and the "NBC Sunday Night Movie."
"Dateline NBC" will drop to three nights a week from this season's four shows.
The General Electric GE, -0.91% -owned network's solid Wednesday slate, featuring the second-season hit comedy drama "Ed," the much-honored political drama "The West Wing," and the long-running "Law and Order," will remain intact.
NBC will also stand pat on Fridays, as the dramas "Providence" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" continue to bookend an installment of "Dateline NBC." The 3-hour "NBC Saturday Night Movie" returns despite low ratings, though the network says the package should get a boost from the fact that there will generally be fewer theatrical movies on television this fall.
Food Network celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse will be featured in the sitcom "Emeril," leading off the Tuesday slate at 8 p.m. The second-season comedy "Three Sisters" moves to a new time at 8:30, followed by "Frasier," the "Cheers" spinoff entering its ninth season.
Other debuts include "Inside Schwartz," a sitcom about a fantasy-obsessed sportswriter, scheduled to lead out of "Friends" on Thursday nights; the Monday night drama "Crossing Jordan," starring former "Law and Order" co-star Jill Hennessey as a tough Boston medical examiner; "Law and Order: Criminal Intent," the latest spinoff from Dick Wolf's perennial favorite; and "UC: Undercover," a drama starring former "Homicide" star Jon Seda as part of an elite squad of federal infiltrators.
Interesting moves
NBC Entertainment President Jeff Zucker says there are a couple of moves that are "unconventional," pointing to a style he is bringing to the fall lineup following his recent appointment.
He admitted the network is taking a risk in leading off its Tuesday night with "Emeril." "Look, we're rolling the dice with Emeril himself, given the fact that he's never starred in a situation comedy before," Zucker said during a conference call with reporters. "But on the other hand, you don't take any chances like that, there's nothing gained." Audience testing was extremely positive for the program, he added, which essentially places Lagasse into a "Home Improvement" framework.
The decision to jettison the Sunday night movie block has to do with changing tastes, Zucker said. "I think what's happened this season has borne out the fact that made-for-TV movies and miniseries are just a vestige of the past. They're being done elsewhere, whether it's cable or in other venues, and the viewers just aren't there for those kinds of programs."
A second night of "Weakest Link" is NBC's attempt to take full advantage of whatever steam the show can maintain into the new season. Scott Sassa, NBC's west coast president, pointed out that "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" has already aired around 250 episodes in just two seasons, thanks to ABC 's decision to put the program on four times a week last fall. That total equals that of long-running series like "M*A*S*H."
"The one lesson we have taken from 'Millionaire' is that we are taking 'Weakest Link' into syndication earlier [than usual]," Sassa said. "...We're already out selling it, we have many offers, and we will take it out as an hour or two half-hours beginning in 2002."
In slotting "Law and Order: Criminal Intent" in the Sunday 9 p.m. slot, the network isn't concerned about competition with HBO's "The Sopranos" in spring 2002. It's Zucker's understanding that the acclaimed gangster drama won't begin its fourth season until April, instead of its usual March debut. "That'll take us just about through the (entire) season," Zucker said.
2001-02 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE (new shows in CAPS):
8-9 p.m. "Weakest Link"
9-10 p.m. "Third Watch" (new time)
10-11 pm. "CROSSING JORDAN"
8-8:30 p.m. "EMERIL"
8:30-9 p.m. "Three Sisters" (new time)
9-9:30 p.m. "Frasier"
9:30-10 p.m. "SCRUBS"
10-11 p.m. "Dateline NBC"
8-9 p.m. "Ed"
9-10 p.m. "The West Wing"
10-11 p.m. "Law & Order"
8-8:30 p.m. "Friends"
8:30-9 p.m. "INSIDE SCHWARTZ"
9-9:30 p.m. "Will & Grace"
9:30-10 p.m. "Just Shoot Me"
10-11 p.m. "ER"
8-9 p.m. "Providence"
9-10 p.m. "Dateline NBC"
10-11 p.m. "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
8-11 p.m. "NBC Saturday Night Movie"
7-8 p.m. "Dateline NBC"
8-9 p.m. "Weakest Link" (additional night)
9-10 p.m. "LAW &ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT"
10-11 p.m. "UC: UNDERCOVER"


text:
Item#: 744020UPC/ISBN: 750668007926
Price: $67.95
Order Now
The zOrb from Carson Optical is a Digital Microscope with an integrated camera that displays the magnified image right on your computer screen. The impressive 35x Magnification (14" monitor) allows you to see details of ordinary objects you never knew existed! The built-in internal illuminator ensures a clear and bright image. Capture an image to keep using the built-in 640 x 480 resolution digital camera. You can even capture close-focus video with the zOrb! The zOrb is compatible with Microsoft Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, XP Service Pack 3 Upgrade, Vista and MAC OSX 10.4 or later. A USB 2.0 port is required.
Be the first to review this item!
How to Grow Indoors
Hydroponic Systems
Hydroponics Growing


text: We believe that being a nurse is one of the best careers you could have. How many careers do you know that can be so rewarding, in so many ways? Just in case you think we're a little biased, we've compiled a wonderful infographic that explains why it's awesome to be a nurse. Feel free to share it so everyone can know how much nursing rocks!


text: Inspiration is a tough thing to isolate for me. I draw my inspiration from the heritage where I live, from my children and from the lines and colors that are put down on the canvas. They all seem to merge when I paint. I really just clear my head and then wait for the signals. Playing off each move I make in a painting, playing off mistakes I make in the painting and layering all that visual dialog into a full creation.Read More


text:
CaptainU volleyball player Kevin Glaza demonstrates a jump serve that can't be beat in his highlight video, along with his other powerful talents as an Outside Hitter.
Check out his CaptainU profile to see how his action shots and other highlight videos set him apart from the competition.
Want to showcase your athletic talent to thousands of college coaches? Get your very own CaptainU highlight video and sign up for a free CaptainU profile today!


text:
Corsair has laid claim to the title of fastest production DDR3 RAM with the release of its new Dominator DDR3 RAM running at 2133MHz. The kit is part number TW3X2G2133C9DF and retails for $575. For that amount of cash you get two 1GB sticks for a total of 2GB of high performance RAM.
The RAM runs timings of 9-9-9-24 at 1333MHz and was tested by Corsair on an NVIDIA 790i based mainboard to run at 2133MHz. The Corsair modules have a lifetime warranty. The modules also use corsairs Dual-Path Heat Xchange cooling system.
"Our engineers have been working hard to achieve this astounding speed of 2133MHz," said John Beekley, VP of Applications Engineering at Corsair. "This is a tremendous accomplishment to be able to manufacture memory modules at this speed in production volumes," added Beekley.
Via Corsair


text:
Friday Olokor, Abuja
Women groups on Tuesday stormed the Independent National Electoral Commission headquarters in Abuja demanding that the 2019 elections should be devoid of electoral irregularities.
The groups included the Women in Politics Forum; National Association of Women Journalists; International Federation of Women Lawyers; National Council of Women Societies; National Association of Nigerian Traders; People Living With Disabilities and Centre for Democracy and Development and United Nations Women.
The women numbering over 500 displayed placards with inscriptions such as 'Our democracy must not be coloured with blood', 'We want peaceful elections in Nigeria, No to violence', and 'Non-violence is the summit of bravery."
The groups were received by the Secretary of the commission, Rose Orianran- Anthony, on behalf of the commission's chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yabuku, who assured them that the elections would be free, fair and credible.
WIPF chairperson and former National Treasurer of Labour Party, Ms Ebere Ifendu, said, "We are using this sensitisation rally to ask women to come out and vote. We are also using this opportunity to tell INEC that women are demanding free, fair, credible and transparent elections."
Orianran-Anthony said, "As a commission, we are committed to ensuring that the process is free, and fair because if the process is free and fair there will be no need for violence."
Copyright PUNCH.
All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
Contact: [email protected]


text:
I chose to book a Violet Hour session because I had recently completed my PhD Candidacy exam, and I didn't have a party. In my mind, booking a portrait session was a way to celebrate an achievement that consisted of a tremendous amount of work, tears, and joy. Much like my day to day research, these portraits were probably going to be kept pretty private—they were for me.
I was extremely nervous (but excited) as the day approached. I was nervous because I rarely like having my photo taken. I was also nervous because I've always viewed myself as this frumpy farm kid. I kept thinking that I should wait until I lost 10 more pounds, had a better haircut etc. I was also worried that my outfits would look bad on me. But, I think my biggest fear was that I would be laughed at and labelled as a poser, or trying to be more glamorous than I could possibly ever be.
Dallas immediately eased any nervousness that I felt. When we met, she instantly said I looked amazing (and referred to me as Beyoncé more than once!). I know Dallas well enough to realize that she wasn't just being nice…she meant it! The session itself was the most fun I'd had in a long time. I was able to get out by myself and spend it with a genuinely loving and kind person who also just happens to know how to take amazing photographs. I left my session feeling full; I felt joyful, powerful, and confident. I felt a change in myself.
When Dallas shared the first image from our session I was floored. I looked at it and thought "is that really me?" I couldn't believe what I saw. I wasn't a frumpy farm kid. But the greatest part for me was after I showed my husband the image and commented that I thought looked really amazing. He turned to me and said, "I'm glad you finally see in yourself what I see in you every day." It may sound cheesy, but trust me that I am being 100% genuine when I say that Dallas changed my life. Furthermore, I see more than my shape in these images. I see my intelligence, too. Or, as my sister said, "I see your spirit in these images."
I think everyone should book a portrait session. And I think everyone should book a portrait session with Dallas. She is extremely professional, fun, funny, and she knows what the hell she's doing. But more than that, I think everyone deserves to feel as beautiful and confident as I feel, because we are all truly remarkable. Go ahead and celebrate how remarkable you are! This Violet Hour portrait session was one of the best things I've ever done for myself."


text:
Jefferson County Library
Jefferson County, Washington
Jefferson County, Washington
All are welcome to sign up for our monthly book discussion. Book discussions are held the second Thursday of each month from 6:15 – 7:45 pm. Sign up is required and copies of the book will be loaned by the library when you sign up. Participants are asked to read the entire book before the scheduled session. Upcoming Book Discussions
This month's book discussion is All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood.
As the daughter of a meth dealer, Wavy knows not to trust people, not even her own parents. Struggling to raise her little brother, eight-year-old Wavy is the only responsible "adult" around. She finds peace in the starry Midwestern night sky above the fields behind her house. One night everything changes when she witnesses one of her father's thugs, Kellen, a tattooed ex-con with a heart of gold, wreck his motorcycle. What follows is a powerful and shocking love story between two unlikely people that asks tough questions, reminding us of all the ugly and wonderful things that life has to offer.