text:
Photo by:
Raven Burns, junior guard, almost cried tears of joy during a photo shoot with her best friend, Regina Harris.
The feeling subsided when Burns held the camera lens over her eye.
It was time to get to work.
Burns got a new camera last Christmas from her father, Randy. Raven and Randy do not have much experience with photography, but they possess a flair for it.
"She's always been kind of creative and decorative and all of that, so I think that's something she would probably be good at," Randy said.
Raven gets her photography instinct from her father. Randy took a photography class in high school, and his teacher told him he had a knack for it. Randy was not interested at first. He took the class because he thought it would be easy.
The apple does not fall too far from the tree. Raven seems to have been destined to be a photographer.
"I think she's probably got it in her blood," Randy said.
Harris agrees. She has never seen Raven as passionate about anything as photography.
"It's like she found one of her purposes in life, and that is so exciting to find at such a young age," Harris said. "The sky is the limit for her, and as long as I'm her best friend, I will make sure she will pursue her dream as a photographer because I believe in her 110 percent even if she doesn't see it yet."
One of the first shoots Raven did was with Harris. Harris said the photo shoot was professional, and an observer would never have known the two were best friends.
"The photo shoot went very well," Harris said. "We took it very seriously, with me being an artist and her being an artist as well. We connected on a lot of ideas. She has a very creative mind that can take her really far, and I truly believe that it will."
Raven plans on pursuing a professional career in photography after she graduates.
"Right now I'm just playing around with it," Raven said. "I'm not a professional yet. It depends on where the money takes me."
Raven's photos re-kindled an old flame in her father. Photography is creating a new bond between father and daughter.
"In my graduation pictures, it has me holding one of the old-time cameras like I was a photographer," Randy said. "I never really pursued it. Actually, I'm thinking about pursuing it now since she's into it. I'm thinking about getting back into it, and maybe we can do something together."
Follow Paul Livengood on Twitter @IamLivengood.


text:
Our kids can't do that.
I hear that phrase a lot lately, when the topic turns to standardized testing, or Common Core State Standards, or inclusion run rampant. Not just from educators and IEP team members, though there's certainly enough eye-rolling and shoulder-shrugging from that quarter over the possibility of students with special needs doing what everybody else is doing. I suppose that's where we learn.
Join me over at Hopeful Parents for the rest of this post. I'll be writing there once a month.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Chris Cole talks to us about skating, Fallen footwear, Hotwax, and music in this Active exclusive interview.
[zp]chriscole[/zp]Active: Why are you back in California right now?
Chris Cole: To film for the Fallen Video and hang with friends from here.
Why don't you move over to California?
I am. The family and I are looking to move next year.
The Angry Skateboarder here in the office wants to know how "Hotwax" is doing?
"Hotwax" is ruling. Our second video "Shred the Gnar" is going to be done soon.
What can we expect to see from you in the coming months?
Hotwax video, hopefully some tours, contests, and then the Fallen Video.
When was the last time you were scared while skateboarding?
Always get a little butterfly in the stomach but that is normal, work through it.
Do you have any new shoes coming out?
I am actually skating the Trooper again. I skated the Ripper for about a year or so and I am back to the Troopers. But, I switch back a forth a lot. No new ones, the Rippers are still kinda new and they are good.
Why should kids buy your shoes and not someone else's?
Cause they look cool (in my opinion) and skate great, and Fallen is a core company for skate rats. That's how I feel at least. If you don't wanna buy mine that is fine, but buy a pair of Fallen's cause I love this company.
Who do you usually skateboard with while you're home?
Hotwax….that's it really
What music have you been listening to lately?
Bodom, Smashing Pumpkins, ZZTop, Kate Bush, Norther, Elton John, a bunch I don't wanna list.
Have you ever been arrested?
Not really, well yeah, but the story is stale and takes a while.
What is better, winning a Gold Medal or being in a video game?
The video game is priceless, but a metal means I got to skate that day and that is great.
When you play the video game you're in do you play as yourself?
I will probably play as everyone sometime or another.
What is your favorite TV show and why?
Friends- so damn funny.Lost- addictive.Scrubs- so damn funny.
What do you think about while you're skateboarding?
Music, that's it really. Music rules all our lives.
Do you have any advice for the people reading this article who hope to become a professional skateboarder one day?
Skate or die.
Make sure and check out all of Chris Cole's gear from Zero skateboards, Fallen footwear, and Thunder trucks.
Shop Chris Cole gear below


text:
Our Work in Action
We work with you to make functional, beautiful experiences that grow.We worked with Wilson to turn their traditional eCommerce site into an experiential purchasing platform, fully establishing them as a distinctive digital player in the highly competitive sports marketplace.
We utilize diverse metrics to illuminate behavior and drive results.Leveraging big data to develop in-depth personas, we helped PBS find their audiences and meet their needs.
We make moments that captivate and inspire.Drawing on Google Analytics' Audiences, we helped Teach for America stay top-of-mind with their talent pool.
Featured Insights
Feb 13 · Adobe Experience Cloud
Getting Started with the Adobe Experience Cloud
Getting Started with the Adobe Experience Cloud
Feb 5 · Google Display & Video 360


text:
If someone had told me a few years ago that I would be spending some of the precious summer holidays on an island off the coast of Essex, I may have thought they were slightly bonkers.
Paul's family have had connections with Mersea for a long time, and over the years more and more of them have moved to the island. Still, I didn't know much about the place at all apart from that it was a really, REALLY long way from us. And that it was in Essex. However, with the rise of Insta a few years ago we started to see a few pictures of the family here and there, and it looked like somewhere that had a LOT more sunshine than we do and where everyone seemed to be doing fabulous things on the beach, or on the sea.
So when we were invited this summer to go and stay, I was more than a bit excited to see what Mersea had to offer.
We love a road trip, and we're generally not daunted by the prospect of taking our kids on long journeys. However this was to be our first lengthy trip with the littlest one and so we had to be prepared. She is almost 12 months and unlike the boys, she has NOT been a fan of travelling in the car for more than 15 minutes or so. An early start, LOADS of snacks (honestly, we've learned to triple what we think we'll need) and plenty of tunes……
And we survived! After a loooooong but pretty painless (if you ignore the 227 renditions of Row Row Row Your Boat we had to sing) we managed to time it right with the low tide and we made it! We headed straight for the house, which was easy enough as although the island isn't that small, most of the houses are packed into one area so its fairly easy to find your way around. After some food and a quick cuppa (obviously) we headed straight for the beach, which happily was just at the end of the road. We turned the corner to our first glimpse of the sparkling sea under perfect blue summer skies, and spied the tops of the beach huts that we had heard so much about.
I had told everyone I know where I was going, and not a single one had heard of the place. I had even told a lady in a supermarket queue who was from Essex, and SHE hadn't even heard of it. And despite a bit of press coverage in the last couple of years, I think it is still one of England's best kept secrets. It is just lovely.
Despite having a poorly baby for some of our stay, we managed to make it to the beach a LOT. One morning, after a really rough night I was up early on the beach to give her a nap in the sling as she had been up for half the night. As she slept, I walked and walked and watched the sun rise, bringing the beach huts to life as the light fell onto their colourful shutters. It was so early we were the only ones out for a long time, and then slowly but surely people started coming and opening them up, and getting set up for their days by the sea.
A lot of life on Mersea revolves around the beach and the harbour which is super busy with fishing boats and oyster farms along with watersports. The boys were excited to see that the Micro Scooter head office is based there! Its a bit chaotic and messy, and that is exactly why I liked it. This place is for living, and not set up to cater for tourists as so many coastal towns can be.
We walked/scooted all the way from where we were staying to the harbour on one of the days to have a good look around. So many cute cottages!
I even had a go at paddle boarding – eek! Despite being slightly terrified, I have wanted to try it for a long time now so when I was offered the chance I just went for it. I was the slowest and spent the whole time at the back of the group of lovely ladies I was with, but I loved it! Except perhaps for the moment a fishing boat was coming straight for me (I think even the guy leading us was worried for a moment then) but all ended well – with a glass of prosecco as all paddle boarding sessions should. I have no pictures of this – I love taking photographs but balancing on a paddle board AND taking pictures? Way too much for me!
We loved Mersea. It was a long way to go for us but it was definitely worth the trip. I can see why people make the move here from London and other busier cities and towns, the rhythms are so relaxed and being surrounded by the sea makes for a lovely lifestyle.
There is something so magic about time spent as a family, under the sun with the sea air surrounding your face. Just don't tell anyone about Mersea – we wouldn't want to let the secret out now would we?


text:
At the weekend there were marches around the nation for a boy called Moko, who was brutally murdered in almost torture like circumstances by his caregiver. The details of the treatment that he sustained and the non-response of those who could have saved him was shocking. Perhaps most shocking of all though is the fact that this is not the first time it has happened, and unless New Zealanders collectively and individually step up and stop it, cases like that of Moko will continue to afflict New Zealand.
There have been some absolutely shocking cases of domestic violence in New Zealand, and of child abuse. And all too frequently the two go hand in hand. In the case of little Moko, there does not appear to have been any domestic violence, so much as it was a brutal and sustained attack by supposed caregivers on an innocent child who had done absolutely nothing to deserve this callous violence. But in others, as shown in the 1994 movie Once Were Warriors, which is about a dysfunctional Maori family where the mother realises the only way to stop the domestic violence in her household is to move her and her children out, which happens but not before a dreadful price is paid.
What bugs me about it all is how people can think that putting children in clothes dryers and turning them on, as happened in one case and taking turns in another case in egging the other abuser on, is in any way acceptable to start with. It is not. It was not. But we seem awfully reluctant to come out and say so loud and clear.
We demand inquiries, which the politicians duly give us. We march in protests. We talk, talk and talk some more. Parliament has the odd debate about it.
But how many lives has all of this paper and hot air saved? None. It didn't save Moko. It did not save Baby Lillybing, or the Kahui twins. Before we write another report, before we have another debate and another march, let us actually implementing some of the recommendations from the wads of paper reports that must be sitting somewhere. How many of them ever had any of their recommendations implemented?
And let us do two other things whilst we are at it:
- Require caregivers to tell the police if they see any child abuse being committed against any child in their care, and to co-operate in full when police investigations are underway
- Look at the feasibility of denying the right to care for or give birth to children for those convicted of child abuse that resulted in jail time
Extreme? Perhaps, but no worse than having another innocent child die on our watch.


text:
Thursday, September 23rd: Got up and out for an early ride today. There are still clouds in the sky but it looks like it will clear up. I have started noticing a lot of white flowers all along the highway. Also passed a vinyard and pecan grove next to each other. There are a lot more flowers along the highway of assorted varieties. The butterflies seem to enjoy the desert blossoms as much as I do. As I arrive in the town of Willcox, AZ, I notice the elevation is now 4,167 feet. I cycle into the historic downtown area. There is a Historic Rex Allen Museum. Rex Allen's horse, Koko, is buried in the park across the street. We took a tour of the Rex Allen Museum and posted some pictures. Nat, who is in charge of the museum poses with a customer, Red. Rex Allen days are held the first weekend of October. Iam planning on being home by then. Next year with be the 60th annual celebration. Maybe we'll come back then. You can find out more about the Rex Allen Museum and Rex Allen days by visiting www.rexallenmuseum.org. We also visited the Friends of Marty Robbins Museum. Juanita and her friend Dolly (the dog) are in charge here. They have the Marty Robbins celebration in March. It is supposed to be great. You can find out more about it at www.friendsofmartyrobbins.org. It was then time for lunch so we walked over to Rodney's. Rodney runs the place. He is also the cook, the waiter, dishwasher and all-around good guy. He has been in Willcox for 15 years. It is not fancy, but the food is good.
Our next stop is about 20 miles up the road. It is "The Thing" museum. Took the tour to find out what "The Thing" is. A sampling of some of the displays are here for your enjoyment. We then continued on our way. They have a lot of large boulders all stacked in a variety of positions. I continue on down the road until I arrive at a truck stop just on the other side of Benson, AZ I have now cycled 82 miles and call Judy to meet me there for tonight.
My goal is to bicycle at least 10,000 miles around the United States, raising $1.00 per mile to help in the fight against Leukemia and Lymphoma. Donations may be made by visiting http://www.gsf.lls.llsevent.org/JACOBSONEXPRESS. During the month of September you can have your donation count twice as much. My friend, Larry Stern, has offered to match donations made to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. You can see a copy of his offer with details, at the end of my blog in Friday's post. Until next time . . . Saving Lives One Mile at a Time . . . Wes & Judy http://www.jacobsonexpress.com


text:
On the day off school Monday we joined the 'Family Adventures in Nature' group for a hike down a canyon in the Scripps Ranch area, and it was a lot of fun. I met a few new people, and the boys had a great time. I love days off school -- it's so relaxing to be able to take all the boys and go on a hike and not have anything else scheduled to do for the entire day. I can't wait until the summer break from school. :) Anyway, here are some photos from the hike this week:
16 November 2012
Hiking on Veteran's Day
Posted by * Stephanie at 3:14 PM
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Leslie Edwards, Ph.D
Director of Corporate Business Development
edwards [at] engineering [dot] ucsb [dot] edu
Office: 805-893-3944
Cell: 805-451-7410
Leslie Edwards, Ph.D., is the Director of Corporate Business Development for the College of Engineering and Math Life and Physical Sciences at UC Santa Barbara. Leslie provides corporations with insightful access to campus faculty, students, strategic planning for heightened corporate visibility, and other key tools for success between industry and the university. She has an extensive background in relationship building between UC Santa Barbara and corporations. Before coming to UC Santa Barbara, Leslie spent a decade working in the biotech industry and has experience with corporate research, product development, and management.


text:
A decade after its launch and still hugely popular, the Series II Land Rover appeared. Easily identifiable by its revised styling and powered by a new 2.25-litre petrol engine, this design stayed in production – basically unchanged – until 1990. The Series IIA that followed 18 months later was further improved to include a 2.6-litre petrol engine in the LWB version, and a new 2.25-litre diesel, significantly expanding the car's appeal in export markets. Considered the ultimate DIY car, Land Rovers are revered for the ease with which you can work on them.
We will only notify you about the most important info & release updates
Notify me when LAND ROVER SII/SIIA is available.Already a member ? Login Here
Release DatesReport Date / Submit Product
Report Date / Submit Product
The LAND ROVER SII/SIIA release date is to be announced on Jeep.


text:
When you love someone, it's nothing. When someone loves you, it's somthing. When u luv someone & they luv you back, it's everything.
The way u look into my eyes, it scares me,
The way u say I Luv U, it scares me,
The way u know just what to say, it scares me,
The ways u scare me I luv it.
Luv is like a cloud... luv is like a dream... luv is 1 word and everything in between... luv is a fairytale come true... Coz I found luv when I found U.
If Roses were black and violets were brown, my love for you would never be found but roses r red and violets are blue, all I want to say is I LUV U!
Feelings are many but words are few, clouds are dark but sky is blue; Luv is a paper, life is glue, every thing is false, only My Luv is TRUE.


text:
CPM Introducing "The MOD Squad" …
The Mod Squad – 3 Moves for Happy Hips
Welcome to the first episode of The Mod Squad! Today we are talking about the one thing that just about everybody complains about and that is our hips. So much of our day is spent sitting that you can understand why our hips need a little extra love and attention. Today's video will walk you through 3 different stretches we can use to get some movement into our hips.
Fireplace. This is a yoga move that involves stacking one leg on top of the other. Start with placing the left leg on the mat, with the shin parallel to the edge, from here we put the right leg on top. We want to have the right knee over the left ankle and right ankle over the left knee. Repeat with the right leg on the bottom and left leg on top. Keep your chest tall and remember to BREATHE. See the video for options if this is not comfortable.
Thread the needle. Lying on your back bring your knees to a 45 degree angle and bring the right ankle on top of the left knee. Reach through the hole in your legs and gently begin to pull the left thigh back toward your chest. You can use the right elbow to gently press on the right knee to deepen the stretch, and as always BREATHE. Repeat on the left side.
Pigeon. Starting in Table Top, bring the right foot between the hands and begin to walk the foot over to the side bringing the shin parallel to the edge of the mat. Sometimes the flexibility is just not there so bring the heel down toward the inner thigh, you will still get a great stretch. Extend the left leg out behind you and square the hips to the mat. If you want a deeper stretch come down to the forearms and walk the arms out. Repeat on the left. And as always, BREATHE.
So there you have it, 3 moves to add to your routine to keep your hips happy.
Mark your calendars, Wine Down Yoga is back and just in time for Valentine's Day! Join me Friday, February 10th, 6 p.m. at CPMFITness 2.0. Grab that special someone and enjoy a relaxing practice, some great slow jams, and of course wine!
Have something you would like to see me talk about, send it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The O-Board Says…
A. Max Overhead Lunge
B. 5-rounds
20 Toe to Bar
10 OH KB Lunge with Right Arm
10 OH KB Lunge with Left Arm
200 run
Leave a Reply
Make sure you fill in all mandatory fields. Required fields are marked *


text:
Most Unpregnant: Reese Witherspoon
column, you would have known otherwise…right? Reese showed up to collect her surfboard tonight, skipping the carpet, pretty much leaving as soon as her award was announced, not a bulge in sight, slimmer than she's been in months, every hair, every white tooth, every polite, southern, sickeningly sweet bone perfectly in place. And please…save it with the indignant emails about my cynicism, my bitchiness, my reluctance to believe it's as good as it looks. Because curiously enough, every time there's a riddle or a blind item, in this column or any other, about a crumbling marriage or a badly behaved actress, one of the first guesses is always, always Reese Witherspoon. Me cynical? Yes, of course. But you too, non?


text:
Big Week: January 24-31
By Staff
Author, artist at Brookfield Library
Renee Galvin, an award-winning children's author, illustrator and artist will appear at an event at the Brookfield Public Library, 3609 Grand Blvd., on Saturday, Jan. 27 at 2 p.m.
Galvin, the author of books such as "Teal," "Stuck in a Muck" and "Chasing Monster Tales," will read from her books and discuss the writing and illustrating process.
Following the event, attendees can explore highlights of her work, which are currently on display at the library.
To register, call 708-485-6917 or visit www.brookfieldlibrary.info. Learn more about Galvin by following her on Instagram or on Facebook at @BooksbyReneeGalvin.
It's a hootenanny!
The Riverside Junior Woman's Charity hosts a family friendly Riverside Winter Hootenanny on Sunday, Jan. 28 from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Beyond Words Dance Center, 7933 39th St. in Lyons.
In addition to food from Q-BBQ, there will be beer and wine available at the cash bar ($10 unlimited beer and wine). Activities include a cake walk, face painting, a bounce house, silent auction and raffle and games for all ages.
Tickets are $70 per family (2 adults and up to 3 children), $35 per adult or $15 per child.
Purchase tickets online at riversidehootenanny.cheddarup.com.
Health screenings at St. Barbara
St. Barbara Parish, 4008 Prairie Ave. in Brookfield, will host an affordable health screening event through Life Line Screening on Jan. 31.
Area residents can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes and other chronic conditions. The screenings are accessible to those who use wheelchairs and walkers. Free parking is available.
Packages start at $149, but consultants can work to create a package that suits your needs based on your age and risk factors.
Call 877-237-1287 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com. Pre-registration is required.
Read to a Dog returns
All young independent readers can sign up for Read to a Dog on Saturday, Feb. 3 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the North Riverside Public Library, 2400 Desplaines Ave.
Sign up for one, two or three 15-minutes time slots. Readers who sign up by Jan. 29 and show up on time will receive a treat.
Space is limited and participants must pre-register at the Youth Services desk or online at www.northriversidelibrary.org.
Call 708-447-0869 for more information.
'Fiesta' benefit for refugees
Ascension Lutheran Church and Riverside Presbyterian Church will co-host a fiesta-themed dinner to benefit RefugeeOne, a Chicago-based resettlement agency, on Saturday, Jan. 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Ascension Church, 400 Nuttall Road in Riverside.
The event features build-your-own tacos, margaritas, beer, soda and more. Tickets ($12 in advance/$15 at the door; $5 children under 12) can be purchased by calling 708-442-2600.
And more
• Riverside Township Radio Players present "A Little Piece of Rope" from Suspense and "Gracie Takes Up Crime Solving" from Burns and Allen on Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road in Riverside. Free.
• Indivisible West Suburban Action League hosts a women's forum on progressive leadership in today's political environment on Jan. 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road in Riverside. Free and open to the public.
• Water Exercise Techniques for adults at Riverside-Brookfield High School meets Wednesday nights beginning Jan. 24 through March 21. The session costs $54 for 9 classes. The water-based exercise class elevates heart rate and muscular strength, utilizing water as resistance. No swimming involved. Visit www.rbhs208.net, community, swimming pool, WET class or email Noelle at email@example.com.
• Riverside Preschool at Sts. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church, 250 Woodside Road, will hold an open house on Jan. 25 from 5 to 7 p.m. Children and families are invited to meet the staff and tour the facilities.
• The Brookfield Democratic Organization will hold its first monthly meeting of 2018 on Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Brookfield Public Library, 3609 Grand Blvd. RSVP by emailing to firstname.lastname@example.com.
• Riverside Arts Center, 32 E. Quincy St., presents "Flat Earth," featuring the paintings of Chicago artist Andrew Falkowski through March 3 in the center's Freeark Art Gallery, which is open Tuesday through Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
ν "The Cure for Love" by Jay Berkow and directed by David Rodriguez, is onstage through Jan. 28 at the Theatre of Western Springs, 4384 Hampton Ave. Tickets are $20 and $22. Call the box office at 708-246-3380 or visit online at www.theatrewesternsprings.com.
• Riverside Public Library, 1 Burling Road, hosts a Genealogy Club to kick-start your genealogy research on Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. in the lower-level CSAGSI Area. Call 708-442-6366 for more info.
• North Riverside Public Library, 2400 Desplaines Ave., hosts Messy Mornings for Munchkins (ages 2+), Jan. 30 at 10:30 a.m.; Lapsit Storytime (babies/toddlers with adult) on Jan. 25 at 10:30 a.m.; Manners Class (1st grade ) on Jan. 30 at 3:45 p.m.; and Coding Club (grades 6-12) on Jan. 27 at 1 p.m.
• The Brookfield Elks Lodge, 9022 31st St., hosts bingo every Monday night. Doors open at 5 p.m. and games start at 7 p.m. minimum cash payout of $2,275 a night, plus pull tabs, lightning, tic-tac and raffles.
• Lyons Township High School invites the public to use the indoor track at the South Campus fieldhouse, 4900 S. Willow Springs Road in Western Spring on school days from 6 to 7 a.m. through March. No admission charge.
Reader Comments
No Comments - Add Your Comment
Note: This page requires you to login with Facebook to comment.
Facebook Connect
Quick Links
Sign-up to get the latest news updates for Riverside and Brookfield.
|Contact us
|Submit Letter To The Editor
|Place a Classified Ad
Classified Ad
Latest Comments
Charlie, Chris Stach passed away a couple of years...
By Dave Gruhlke
Posted: February 20th, 2019 5:29 PM
Chris- We met years ago regarding the Grossdale...
By Charlie Vlk
Posted: February 19th, 2019 8:52 PM
It is sad to see that Riverside has succumb to the...
By Jon Points
Posted: February 17th, 2019 9:57 PM
By Jerry Buttimer
Posted: February 16th, 2019 6:03 PM
I'm heartbroken to see that my childhood...
By Kelly Schueman
Posted: February 16th, 2019 9:28 AM
By Geo Havel
Posted: February 16th, 2019 12:41 AM
We've moved! Our main studio is at 607 Harvard...
By Pat Larson
Posted: February 15th, 2019 4:31 PM
My mother-in-law resides at The Woodlands. I can...
By Kathy Keidel
Posted: February 14th, 2019 6:31 PM
I grew up in Riverside and our family referred to it...
By David Wilson
Posted: February 14th, 2019 3:28 PM
Mari, The major problem with any kind of a recreation...
By Jim Mann
Posted: February 14th, 2019 7:12 AM


text:
- 01:00
- 10681
- 2016-09-30 12:52:14
Big and beautiful breasts were made for tit fucking, and this mouth watering purple haired hentai cutie puts her giant jugs to work as she wraps them around a gorgeous blonde shemale honey's rock hard cock and lets her fuck them hard. She then sucks and tugs on her hard cock until she cums all over her face and then gets bent over and has her wet pussy fucked.
Comments (0)
You must be logged in to post wall comments. Please Login or Signup (free).


text:
Oscar winner Diane Keaton has signed on to star opposite Jude Law in the eight-part upcoming series "The Young Pope" for HBO and Sky.
Law will play Pius XIII who is a fictional American pope who becomes the most conservative leader the Catholic Church has ever seen.
Stubbornly resistant to the Vatican courtiers yet full of compassion toward the weak and poor, he faces the prospect of losing those closest to him – even his God.
Keaton will play Sister Mary, a nun from the U.S. now living in Vatican City. The project marks the first-ever TV series from Italian filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino who will co-write all the episodes with Tony Grisoni, Umberto Contarello and Stefano Rulli.
Source: The Live Feed


text:
It seems like all academic writing niches are occupied today, and the service agencies are so numerous that it is difficult to elbow through in search of true values. Plenty of services offer competitive prices and a bag of discounts; quite a few suggest the money back in case of your being unhappy with the delivery; any and all pledge 100% authenticity and no spare place for plagiarism; and there is a long train of lures in addition to the above. We are here to single out the true gems out of rough stones. Our mission is to bring out those idle-talking into the open and, quite the opposite, prove the value of the services that really make a difference.
Ultius.com is one of those to offer an abundance of perks: most experienced writers; good prices and flexible discounts; selection of disciplines; no complexity barriers; unique and handpicked works; confidentiality and security; scheduled deliveries and many more to mention. We know well that this service enjoys the commitment of many users, and it is really a big place where one can order a list of study services like writing, or editing, or finalization of the ready-made works.
In the Ultius.com review, we pursue to check the service for its overall operability – or, in other words, the reported features being true to life.
To best put through the plan, we ordered three papers at a time: a school assignment, an undergraduate essay and a graduate term paper.
We were happy to get all of them as scheduled. One by one, the papers were checked for uniqueness, and only the school assignment showed the sad traits of slight plagiarism. Actually, it was the school assignment that showed the worst results – from uniqueness to language excellence. The two other writings seemed to be performed up to par, with the adequate expertise in place and sufficient deepness of the research. Nevertheless, we cannot state the works are worth being prize-awarded: the undergraduate essay lacked some information to be disclosed throughout the text, while the graduate term paper was well under the level deemed due for this academic degree. Therefore, Ultius failed to demonstrate its 100% excellence.
It is worth mentioning in Ultius.com review that we experienced light trouble with ordering online – simply put, we got confused with the forms and web pages. Probably, the website needs better customization. Still, we consider the prices good enough to attract the majority of users.
As a whole, the service has some of its benefits well grounded like confidentiality, attractive prices and scheduled deliveries – these do work. Yet, one can hardly describe its writers as the best, with all the complexity levels to be barely tackled equally spick-and-span. On the face of it, the writings seem to be unique, until you get the one that turns it into a frustrating illusion. In a word, this service, though operating on a large scale and enjoying popularity, certainly needs improvements.


text:
There are currently 1 REVIEWS for AutoRun Typhoon - Non-Profit Organization. You can write your own review here.
Posted by R.Jones (1 decade ago)
I saw this item for 19.95 and again for 21.24, when you go to buy it, it says no longer selling this item, when you go to their site it says it's $49.95 talk about the bait and switch
Was this review helpful for you?
Autorun Typhoon Non Profit Organization Rating: 1.4/5 (7 votes cast)


text:
Notify me when back in stock
Orange Seal Endurance Tyre Sealant is formulated to maximize longevity, enabling riders to go longer between top-offs. All while offering the same quick sealing properties you've come to expect. Whether you're a beginner, expert, or somewhere in-between you will benefit from its proven ability to last up to three times longer.
It is proven to seal large punctures up to 3mm and perform under varying temperatures and altitudes. Orange Seal Tubeless Tire Sealant is compatible with most bike tire systems and is eco-friendly.
And speaking of top-offs, the dipstick makes it that much easier to keep tabs on your Orange Seal.
- 236 ml
We understand how important shipping is once you click "buy now", that's why we have the following policies
Australian Warehouse
All products are in stock and ready to ship from our Sydney warehouse (with the exception of preordered bikes, which have the dispatch date illustrated)
Next day dispatch
All orders received by 5 pm AEST will usually be dispatched the following business day. If an order is placed on the weekend or public holiday, please note dispatch will usually be the next working day. For tracked shipments, please allow 12 hours for tracking to begin.
Shipping of Parts, Accessories and Apparel
Economy Shipping
There is free delivery available on all small parcels Australia wide using tracked services of Australia Post or Fastway, no minimum order value required! Estimated delivery time is 4-9 business days.
Express Shipping
We do also offer Express Shipping for a small additional fee on parts, accessories and apparel orders. Estimated delivery time on Express Shipping is 1 to 4 business days.
Shipping of Bikes
Shipping of bikes and other bulky goods is free to 85% of residences in Australia. However, some postcodes incur a surcharge starting from $29.
Once shipped you will be issued a consignment number which can be used to track your parcel. We use Direct Freight Express for deliveries and you can track your delivery by calling 1300 347 397 or online at www.directfreight.com.au.
This product comes with a 12 month Australia Wide Warranty. In the unlikely event that you require a warranty repair, we will collect your item, repair or replace it, then return it to you at no charge. It is a requirement of warranty that you keep the original packaging for transportation.
Learn more about our Warranty Policy.


text:
Meet Ilse Anderson
Graciousness and Inspiring
Ilse Anderson was born in Caracas, Venezuela to European parents. Her father's business required the family to travel extensively where she experienced a culturally enriching childhood. Without real roots, she found life challenging at times, but quickly became highly adaptable to change. This has served her well throughout life.
She is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and holds a masters degree in Latin America Studies from Tulane University. She speaks four languages, loves to cook, paint, and travel. She loves champagne and intimate gatherings with family and friends. She is grateful for the love her dog Titan, a Bichon frise who was her constant companion for fourteen years, and passed away October, 2016, after pushing her through Cancer. Celebrations are always on her to-do list. She is the mother of three adult children: twin daughters and one son. She lives in Dallas, Texas.
A percentage of proceeds will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. To contribute, visit: www.stjude.org/DONATE


text:
I received this question in the comments, so I added the answer to piggy-back the socialization question
I'm wondering about the friendships your children will have. Will you only allow them to "hang out" with other kids who are homeschooled? What about other kids in your neighborhood who may attend public schools? Would you try to discourage them from having more than a casual relationship with those children?
Friendships for our children is a topic that we have thought alot about. We have many different types of people in our house (public schooled, homeschooled, Christian and not), it is the ministry we feel the Lord has lead us to, but we do have to protect our children first and foremost. Our children spend time with other children that are very different than them, but it is always under our supervision. Also, I don't necessarily "trust" homeschooled kids to be perfect and to be all that different than any other kids. All are depraved and born into sin, so as a mom, I feel it is my job to keep an eye and ear on them at all times.
We don't live anecdotally, but we know of a family whose daughter was molested, in the next room that they were sitting in, at a Christian, homeschooling family's house, by a teenage son. These are our little ones, so I think we need to take the utmost care in protecting them from evil.
We will try to guide our children's choices for friends toward other children who display a strong sense of character and morality. At their current ages of 4, 2 and baby, I have to make those decision for them. Usually we spend time with my friends that have kids the same age. As they get older, more serious discussions and guiding will have to take place.
My kids play outside with neighbor kids under my supervision, but often times we have to come inside because the other kids aren't being or talking very nicely (or vice versa, like I said, my kids are 4, 2 and baby, are far from perfect and learning how to be a good friend!) The same thing happens at the park. Sometimes we stay and play for a long time, or sometimes we have to go home because of the kids there. Bennett picks up on this very easily and knows to leave a bad situation.
Every family has a comfort level and will have a different set of rules. We feel that we can't influence our children if we aren't with them, guiding them until the time comes that they are displaying a character ruled by wisdom instead of the foolishness of a child.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Homeschooling- Q & A Part 2 continued
I received this question in the comments, so I added the answer to piggy-back the socialization question
Posted by Samantha at 12:43 PM


text:
We are located in the Medallion Corporate Park, take the 2nd right after coming in the entrance.
Just Minutes From Tampa
and 1 light off of 1-75 or as close as your phone!
All Content © 2013 RP&G Printing. Trademarks & Logos in sample work belong to their respective owners.


text:
Fly-tip crackdown in King's Lynn is off and running
Action will continue to be taken against those who fly-tip in our community.
That's the message from West Norfolk Council following the authority's first prosecution as a result of ongoing work in the North End area of Lynn.
Ian Devereux, cabinet member for environment, said: "I hope this sends a strong message to the local community that we will take appropriate action against those who fly-tip – whether that be fixed penalty notices or prosecution."
His words came after a 43-year-old man from Lynn was ordered to pay thousands of pounds for the part he played in a mattress being dumped in Walker Street – a residential area of the town.
Benjamin Zadworny, of King's Green, admitted being responsible for a vehicle from which waste was dumped at a hearing at Lynn's Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.
The court heard that, after spotting a mattress left at Walker Street on CCTV, a West Norfolk Council officer saw a man getting out of a white van and depositing the item before driving away at about 7.50pm on January 31.
Noel Doran, prosecuting on behalf of the council, said the van was seen a short time afterwards on CCTV when it was discovered that it was owned by the defendant.
Mr Doran said Zadworny was invited to attend an interview under caution, where he confirmed he was the owner of the van but denied it was he who dumped the mattress.
The court was told that Zadworny claimed he was doing a favour for a friend and had lent him the van as he was moving to a new address.
Mr Doran said the defendant provided information about his friend, but despite "extensive enquiries", no trace of him was found.
"As a result of that, he was invited back to interview under caution," Mr Doran said.
He said Zadworny was not able to provide more information but further denied it was him on the CCTV.
Mr Doran said that the waste was deposited on public land, and that the offence amounted to anti-social behaviour.
The mattress was removed, at a cost of around £200 to the council – a small portion of the £60,000 fly-tipping costs the authority every year.
Alison Muir, mitigating, said her client had purchased the van in early January and his friend asked to borrow it.
She said: "When his vehicle was identified, he realised what his friend had done."
Zadworny, who has two children, is "very proud of his family" but is disappointed that this will affect his previous good character, she added.
"He has been trying to bring his children up in the right way but he is going to have a conviction against his name," Miss Muir said.
She said he has spoken with his friend, who is not prepared to come back from Lithuania to face this matter, effectively leaving him "in the lurch".
"He didn't loan his friend the van for that purpose, he loaned it for him to move furniture, that was all, but that doesn't mean he has a defence as he was 'in control' of the vehicle.
"Whatever happens he is going to lose his good character and that hurts him more than anything else."
Zadworny was ordered to pay £1,775 in costs, a £400 fine, £200 for the removal of the mattress, and a surcharge of £40.
While passing sentence, magistrates told him: "We did consider removing your vehicle and disposing of it, but because it's your living we are going to leave you with it.
"Any future offences of this nature may mean it is confiscated."
Council officials say they hope this prosection sends a message to the community.
Ian Devereux, cabinet member for environment, said the mattress could have been disposed of using the council-provided services, such as the borough council's bulky waste collection scheme, or Norfolk County Council's household waste recycling centre.
"By trying to avoid a small fee for disposal, Mr Zadworny has ended up with a bill of just under £2,500," he said.
"I hope this sends a strong message to the community that we will take appropriate action against those who fly-tip – whether that be fixed penalty notices or prosecution.
"Local waste services are available and there really is no excuse for fly-tipping."


text:
2013 Camp Staff
Br. Michael-Leonard Hahn, OSB, Chaplain
Brother Michael Leonard Hahn, OSB is a monk of Saint John's Abbey. He is a seminarian preparing for the priesthood. He also teaches Theology at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.
Audrey Seah, Head Camp Leader
Audrey, a native of Singapore, has served in various youth, liturgical and music ministries since 2005. She holds a BA in Music Composition from Fresno State and an MA in Theology (Liturgy) from Saint John's School of Theology-Seminary. Audrey's quirky hobbies include collecting all things Toy Story and singing renaissance polyphony karaoke on YouTube. She is currently completing her Th.M degree at Saint John's and aspires to be the first theologian who has played on a professional yoyo team. This is her fourth year with NCYC.
Chase Becker, Camp Leader
Chase Becker is a Nebraska native and current editorial assistant for the liturgy blog Pray Tell. Chase holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Saint Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward, Nebraska and is currently pursuing an M.A. in Liturgical Studies from Saint John's School of Theology•Seminary in Collegeville, Minnesota. Chase currently serves as a Liturgical Designer and Consultant and has earned awards in historic preservation from Heritage Nebraska and Preservation North Dakota. Chase was a chorister in the National Catholic Youth Choir in 2002 and is now serving as a camp leader for the first time.
Chris Calderone, Camp Leader
Chris Calderone grew up in New York, and earned a bachelor's degree in Music Education at the Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam. Upon graduating, he volunteered and worked as a parish music director and school music teacher in Camden, NJ for two years. In 2011, he enrolled at Saint John's School of Theology Seminary to pursue a Master of Arts in Liturgical Music. Between studies, Chris is also active in the aviation industry as a commercial pilot and flight instructor. Other interests include random musical instruments, photography, cooking and eating Italian food, travel, service and ministry, volunteer work, and enjoying the company of great friends. This is Chris's second year as camp leader with NCYC.
Patricia Ellis, Camp Leader
Patricia Ellis is currently a student at Saint John's School of Theology Seminary pursuing a Master of Arts degree in Liturgical Music. Patricia has worked as a music teacher at a Junior High School, spent many years in the banking industry then became a full time lecturer at the College of the Bahamas teaching English and Communications. She has impacted the lives of many young people and become a mentor to many.
Patricia started the Children's Choir at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in 1996. She is a member of several community choirs and has directed the College of the Bahamas Concert Choir, the Holy Trinity Anglican Church Choir and the St. Francis Xavier Cathedral Senior Choir. She has attended several workshops under the tutelage of composers such as Moses Hogan, Dr. Uzee Brown and Dr. Roland Carter. As a member of the Choristers Guild and The National Pastoral Musicians, Patricia has attended many music seminars and training opportunities in various U.S. cities. In the summer of 2009 she attended a Choral Conducting Course at Westminster Choir College in New Jersey.
Patricia serves as a Lector and Music Minister at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Nassau, Bahamas. She is committed to the Church and is delighted to serve with "gladness and singleness of heart".
Patricia is married to Garnett Ellis and the couple has three daughters.
Katherine Florian, Accompanist & Camp Leader
Katherine is originally from Washington, Pennsylvania. She holds a bachelor's degree in Music Education from Seton Hill University in Greensburg, PA. She is currently a student at Saint John's School of Theology Seminary pursuing a Masters of Arts in Liturgical Music. Katherine has been involved in music ministry for 14 years, working the last five years for a parish in Columbus, Ohio, as a full-time Music Director/Organist. Her hobbies include reading, traveling to visit friends and family, and shopping.
Jamie Reynolds, Camp Leader
Jamie is from Mansfield, Ohio and is currently a junior at the College of Saint Benedict pursuing a major in Choral Music Education. She is a member of the CSB/SJU Chamber Choir, the Opera Workshop, the campus TV network Project 8 and the campus radio station KJNB Radio. Jamie was a chorister in the National Catholic Youth Choir in 2008, 2009 and 2010. She is looking forward to participating as a camp leader and is extremely excited to meet this years choristers. Her interests and hobbies include singing, reading (mostly fantasy books and Manga), video games, dancing, volleyball, watching movies (especially animated ones), creative writing, spending time with friends, and meeting new people.


text:
Need inspiration to find your dream conservatory?
Explore our orangery range - chosen just for you.
Explore window materials or choose the style of window for your home.
Make a grand entrance with a new Planet Door.
Keeping you safe. Reducing your energy bills. Giving you choice.
All content © Planet South Lakes Limited.
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.


text:
General Manager
- Recruiter
- Old English Inns
- Location
- Aldershot
- Salary
- £28000 - £32000 per annum + Pension, Life Assurance
- Posted
- 03 Jul 2018
- Closes
- 28 Jul 2018
- Job Function
- General Management
- Industry
- Other
- Position Type
- Permanent
General Manager\r\n\r\n
The Victoria (GU11 1JW), 133-139 Victoria Road, Aldershot, HAMPSHIRE GU11 1JW GBR\r\n\r\n
Salary: £28,000.00 - 32,000.00\r\n\r\n
About the Pub\r\n\r\n
The Victoria is situated on the high street of Aldershot where large windows at the front open directly onto the main road and there are TVs and plasma screens inside showing various sporting events. There are also pool tables and a secluded courtyard at the rear with hanging baskets. Generally quiet during the the day, the music is cranked up into the evening and on Friday and Saturday night live DJs entertain. Two pool tables and a dartboard are provided and Sky TV shows live sport at most times of day.\r\n\r\n
Greene King Local Pubs, where the Heart of the community comes together and our real foundations are the people!\r\n\r\n
Our pubs are anything you want them to be - the places where friendships are made, where life is celebrated and where memories of friends and family are shared. Local pubs are high-energy, upbeat and focused on providing quality food, local ales and fine wine.\r\n\r\n
Are you a true leader with a charismatic personality, who puts your customer and team at the heart of everything you do?\r\n\r\n
Is it your aspiration to be a role model General Manager who delivers exceptional service and achieves results?\r\n\r\n
Greene King is looking for you to lead from the front and be the welcoming face of your business. And you won't be alone as your Greene King family are here to support you every step of the way.\r\n\r\n
About the General Manager Role\r\n\r\n
Customer - A passion to deliver high service, leaving the customers with everlasting memories and an experience they looking forward to returning to. With a passion to deliver exceptional service and great food in a place where people can connect and share good times.\r\n\r\n
Team - Optimum satisfaction comes from leading, enabling and nurturing the team to support them to grow, develop and achieve their goals. You will have a natural flare to build meaningful relationships with stake holders and fellow colleagues.\r\n\r\n
Respect - You will set an example and standards in a respectful working environment. To drive results, a great working environment for team and great food & journey for your customers.\r\n\r\n
Results - From previous management or supervisorial experience in hospitality or leisure you will have acquired outstanding business acumen, and driving the team to great results. You will lead your business to great success.\r\n\r\n
We Value You\r\n\r\n
· Competitive Salary & Bonus Scheme\r\n\r\n
· Work Life Balance\r\n\r\n
· Pension Scheme\r\n\r\n
· Life Insurance\r\n\r\n
· 33% Greene King Discount Card (for all managed pubs including Local Pubs and brands such as Hungry Horse, Flaming Grill, Chef & Brewer and Farmhouse Inns)\r\n\r\n
· Excellent Training and Career Progression opportunities across a range of impressive brands and businesses. Such as Management Development Programmes and NVQs.\r\n\r\n
By putting our CUSTOMER at the heart of what we do you will be joining a great TEAM that aspires to always treat each other with RESPECT and achieves great RESULTS\r\n


text:
photos by Jessie Ryerson
You guys still have time to enter the massive giveaway that we're having on the Montazami Brand instagram page! It's a bunch of clothes, bags, jewelry, and other accessories (that you see in the above photos) worth over $1300! The brands involved are Montazami Brand, East n West Label, Van Palma, Cleobella, Luna B., Lovestrength XO, Yunis K, and Stillwater LA.
The way to enter is SO easy, it would be pointless NOT to enter 🙂
All you have to do is go to the @montazamibrand instagram page, go to the contest photo, follow all of the brands listed, and tag 3 friends in the comment section! So easy, right?
Click here to enter!
No Comments
Published in MONTAZAMI BRAND, STYLE


text:
Automation Testing Vs Manual Testing
In this post, we learn what is Automation Testing vs Manual Testing and Different types of Testing and difference between Automation Testing and Manual Testing.
Automation Testing:
Automation testing is the process of testing the software using an automation tool to find the defects. In this process, executing the test scripts and generating the results are performed automatically by automation tools.
Some of the popular automation testing tools
- HP QTP(Quick Test Professional)/UFT(Unified Functional Testing)
- Selenium
- LoadRunner
- IBM Rational Functional Tester
- SilkTest
- TestComplete
- WinRunner
Manual Testing:
Manual testing is the process of testing the software manually to find the defects. Testers should have the perspective of an end user and to ensure all the features are working as mentioned in the requirement document. In this process, testers execute the test cases and generate the reports manually without using any automation tools.
Types of Manual Testing:
- Black Box Testing
- White Box Testing
- Unit Testing
- System Testing
- Integration Testing
- Acceptance Testing
Black Box Testing: Black Box Testing is a software testing method in which testers evaluate the functionality of the software under test without looking at the internal code structure. This can be applied to every level of software testing such as Unit, Integration, System and Acceptance Testing.
White Box Testing: White Box Testing is also called as Glass Box, Clear Box, and Structural Testing. It is based on applications internal code structure. In white-box testing, an internal perspective of the system, as well as programming skills, are used to design test cases. This testing usually done at the unit level.
Unit Testing: Unit Testing is also called as Module Testing or Component Testing. It is done to check whether the individual unit or module of the source code is working properly. It is done by the developers in developer's environment.
System Testing: Testing the fully integrated application to evaluate the systems compliance with its specified requirements is called System Testing AKA End to End testing. Verifying the completed system to ensure that the application works as intended or not.
Integration Testing: Integration Testing is the process of testing the interface between the two software units. Integration testing is done by three ways. Big Bang Approach, Top Down Approach, Bottom-Up Approach
Acceptance Testing: It is also known as pre-production testing. This is done by the end users along with the testers to validate the functionality of the application. After successful acceptance testing. Formal testing conducted to determine whether an application is developed as per the requirement. It allows customer to accept or reject the application. Types of acceptance testing are Alpha, Beta & Gamma.
There are many types of software testing but here we dealt mainly about Manual and Automation Testing. Here you could read the complete list of software testing types.
Here I have hand-picked few posts which will help you to learn more interview related stuff:
- Manual Testing Tutorial
- Selenium Tutorial
- TestNG Tutorial
- SQL Tutorial
- VBScript Tutorial
- Agile Tutorial
- Manual Testing Interview Questions
- Selenium Interview Questions
- TestNG Interview Questions
- Explain Test Automation Framework
- Test Automation Framework Interview Questions
- SQL Interview Questions
- Agile Interview Questions
- Why You Choose Software Testing As A Career
- General Interview Questions
If you have any more question, feel free to ask via comments. If you find this post useful, do share it with your friends on Social Networking.
can you please explain stubs and drivers in detail with example
Thanks for such a easy and detailed explanation of Stub and Driver.


text:
This series is produced by the KPMG Center for Healthcare Regulatory Insight and is intended to be short and succinct, less than 360 words, to provide a weekly digestible bite of news relevant to our clients and practices. Links are provided to source material (proposed and final regulations, agency guidance and press releases, reports, research, etc.) when available.
To subscribe to Around the World of U.S. Healthcare, please click here.


text:
VC Splitter review - Easily Test, Track And Improve Your Website - All Within The Backend Editor Of Visual Composer
VC Splitter is an incredible product which helps business proprietors conduct effective A/B split testing, improve theіr website, gain more interest and incrеase their sales.
Why Should You Get VC Splitter Now?
• With VC Splitter Pro, you are examining, tracking and improving your website in only 15 minutes. This plugin that is wonderful a better user еxperiencé for the visitors also as ensuring everything works with ones readers and just what is improved.
• This technology were in the past over the budget, with prices greater than $1,000+ per month, now with VC Splitter Pro you can effortlessly A/B Test and boost location for only $10/mοnth
• Submit screenshots of your Stats boards to them combined with real time links to be got into to be a splitter that is featured personal homepage or win a lifetime membership
• Yoυr website will provide one "variatiοn" for a time to your visitors, tracking views, clicks, bounces, click through rate аnd bounce rate and tolerate you that compares what meѕsaging works best.
Should you be yet not pretty sure about VC Splitter, check out at what individuals are saÀing about it....
"Wow, this really is a greát аnd extremely fun to find out about addon individualized for lots more advanced and professional use matters."
Michael M, Founder Visual Composer
"If you're in necessity of A/B testing and ultizing Visual Composer this looks tо be a tool for everyone"
John Overall, Host "today I already have data on what buttons and elements my users want. Awesome plugin!"
sCodeCanyon User, Consumer
In summary, if you are marketers or business owners who would like to really get your site upgraded then reach more audience's àttention and increase more traffic, do not hold back to bring a look into. Be a chooser that is wise you will set yourself upward for fulfillment.
Believe that my VC Splitter review could give yòu more information that is useful. In case you want any advice, please contact me anytime.
Give thanks to your business for reading. See you later on!
Tags: VC Splitter review coupon, VC Splitter coupon, VC Splitter bonus,


text:
Search our map for the best hotels near Bulloch Harbour
Use our map to find hotels near the Bulloch Harbour area or attractions you want to visit.
Use our map to find hotels near the Bulloch Harbour area or attractions you want to visit.
Feel confident you've booked the perfect stay. Read our real guest reviews before you book.
Find hotel deals near Bulloch Harbour, along with apartments, hostels and other accommodation with Skyscanner Hotels. Choose and book from over 3 hotels near to Bulloch Harbour or alternatively one of 3 other properties in Dunleary, such as the top rated Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, Royal Marine Hotel, and Premier Suites Dublin Sandyford.
Need more inspiration on where to stay? Browse other handpicked hotels at nearby places of interest such as Dún Laoghaire Harbour, Dún Laoghaire East Pier and People's Park.
Skyscanner hotels is a fast, free and simple way to organise your stay near Bulloch Harbour. In a few clicks you can easily search, compare and book your hotel by clicking directly through to the hotel or travel agent website. No fees are added to your stay by booking with us.
To get started, simply add in your chosen travel dates in the search box above and let us find the cheapest deals for you. Or alternatively, select from some of the top rated hotels near Bulloch Harbour above.


text:
Physical gold individual retirement account
Find out why a physical gold individual retirement account can protect your savings tax-free. So here we have it Donald Trump now in the White House as President in the U.S and already Physical gold prices are already starting to rally in 2017. With great concern, President Trump will weaken the U.S dollar via institute protectionist policies.
Physical gold IRA guide
The physical "Gold IRA Guide" is now live and available, please check this out for more information on how to convert to precious metals. Bitcoin IRA is another good investment lots of people are investing in lately with their existing 401k or IRA accounts. Find out exactly how bitcoin IRA works.
Physical gold IRA-uncertain times for U.S, watch gold spike if a crisis breaks out
The precious metal gold was up by five percent in January by midday on the Tuesday 31st which has resulted to be the best month of June 2016. With Donald Trump going back-and-forth in the past few weeks on supporting the border tax adjustment, that is a key component in the Republican tax reform plan.
Physical gold IRA information
Most people are aware and can see Trump with his history doesn't hold any core policy beliefs and that the President in the U.S having a tendency to change his mind as and when he sees fit. This will most certainly lead to even more economic and political uncertainty with less stability across the United States. More physical gold IRA information below.
With Mr. Trump proposed corporate tax cuts which may result in a bounce in the U.S dollar as the overseas profits are repatriated, the buck will likely slide in the long term, which is a positive for gold.
Physical gold IRA reviews
Make sure you check out these physical gold IRA reviews. See Regal Assets review, also see worldwide gold dealer The Real Asset Co review.
Physical gold investment
Physical gold has triumphed over every past crisis, and will again during the next one
The yellow metal has benefited from the hunt for returns and is most likely to do so benefiting as the conditions remain in place. All though it is difficult to predict how cutting the U.S Government spending may affect the price of gold. This we do know too much-cutting risks economic slowdown; too little will affect the budget deficits. This is a double-edged sword. Unfortunately, a double-edged sword can cut both ways. Consider a physical gold investment.
Convert to physical gold
It is advised as a cautionary measure, therefore, I would strongly encourage investors that don't already have an allocation to gold to convert to physical gold IRA for your investment portfolios or seriously consider it.
Physical gold company reviews
From the years 2000 through to 2010 when the stock markets crashed and burned not only once it happened but twice, gold prices rose from around $250 per ounce to approximately $1,400 per ounce. Gold will protect you again in the next stock market retrenchment. You can safely rely on the precious metal hedging power for your portfolio. Remember to check out the physical gold company reviews all based in the United States.
Physical gold and silver investment
Request your FREE and No-Obligation "Physical Gold and Silver Investment Kit" now from Regal Assets to learn everything you need in order to protect your assets by a partial allocation to physical gold or precious metals-backed IRA.
Physical gold bullion
Feel free to browse our sites other pages with unique content on physical gold bullion and gold ira accounts, silver IRA, precious metals IRA accounts, physical gold coins IRA, silver IRA rollover, precious metals-backed IRA, Silver IRA, precious metals IRA, physical silver IRA, platinum physical precious metals IRA.
Make sure you check out all our other website pages for more content on investing and why.
- Gold IRA, read more physical gold ira transfer, 401k information and more.
- Precious metals IRA account, have your retirement plan sorted before the dollar crash.
- Precious metals-backed IRA, How to buy gold, find the best ways with gold investment.
- Gold IRA rollover, physical gold company reviews, complaints, and ratings. See who's best in your eyes.
- Gold IRA account, gold investment news page, read the latest worldwide gold topics.
- Convert IRA to gold, good ways to invest in gold and other precious metals.
- Gold-backed IRA, why buy gold and about us page.
- Gold coins IRA, how to buy gold bars and even more information can be found here.
- Gold IRA accounts, did you know gold investing protects an investor from inflation.
- Physical gold coins IRA, are you prepared and already made your investment in precious metals IRA?
- Precious metals IRA, would you want to know how to buy gold bullion, and gold bars after reading seeing this?
- Physical precious metals IRA, platinum investment information can be found right here.
- Convert IRA to silver, information on silver investment and IRA accounts.
- Convert IRA to precious metals, buying gold history through the ages, want to learn more about our gold history?
- Precious metals IRA rollover, palladium investment information and how to invest in it.
- Precious metal IRA, rollover retirement account before the next financial crisis.
Remember to bookmark our site so you can come back at a later date.


text:
Patios Middlesex
When it comes to patios the design capabilities and flexibility of pattern imprinted concrete can be really exploited. The ability to shape, print and colour the surface of concrete, especially with antiquing effects, and the vast experience of our Design Consultants will help you to achieve the Decorative Concrete Specialists patio of your dreams.
The great thing about pattern imprinted concrete is it can replicate any natural surface including real granite setts, cobbles, slate, stone, reclaimed brick, railway sleepers and timber boardwalks and decking.Sadly these natural surfaces become impractical as they tend to get slippery, uneven, lose and grow weeds so you can be sure to occur high maintenance and installation costs. We can realistically replicate all of these natural surfaces much more cost effectively, with little or no maintenance and with none of the problems associated with them.
You design consultation is a complete free service to you. Our designers will work endlessly with you until you are happy and satisfied of the design you have chosen. They can give you guidance and advice so your patio or pool surround complements both your house and garden. You can incorporate different designs or colours to break up large areas which will make your patio look very attractive. We take pride in every aspect of our work and whilst others may want to sell as many square metres as possible, we will leave gaps where gaps look best… for curved planting areas, designed borders and areas for specimen trees. A service built on consultation and design, not just selling!
No matter what age you are, taking pride in your home and garden is important to you and having a place where you can completely relax is something each and everyone of us needs. What if that place was your patio? You can step into the garden, follow a path surrounded by beautiful flowers that leads you to a secret patio hidden away under the trees and roses. There you can read your favourite book, drink a good bottle of red, listen to your music, entertain guests and have dining parties and BBQ's, the list is endless. With a pattern imprinted concrete patio this could all come true and you can have a place of tranquility and beauty within your own back garden.
Many of us will have experienced uneven patio furniture on sinking and slopping paving blocks, well with pattern imprinted concrete patios the level, non-slip surfaces provides and ideal surface for patio tables and chairs. And it's safer for children too……………no tripping over sunken block paving, pot holes in tarmac or slipping on algae covered timber decking!
Decorative Concrete Specialists patios and pool surrounds… created by designers,
installed by craftsmen… for you to enjoy!
See our patios gallery for examples of the work undertaken by our installation teams.
Interested? Why wait? Fill in the contact form and we'll call you back to book a no-obligation appointment with one of our consultants.


text:
The Greek god Apollo is said to inspire songwriters, and it would appear he's getting help from us here at Softube: Now you can control Apollo Console with Softube Console 1 at the touch of a button.
Low latency monitoring and real-time plug-in control at your fingertips gives you the ultimate UAD workflow. So, if you haven't tried it yet, operating your Apollo with a physical console instead of a mouse is a completely different experience.
Apollo Central is included for all Console 1 owners, and is easily activated by holding Shift and pressing the Mode button on Console 1. If you ever thought of adding a Softube Console 1 to your workflow, now is the perfect time.
Watch the product video, download it for free and read more at the Apollo Central For Console 1 product page.


text:
Poor, no safety, is not like the picture.
And the staff still money in the safe box.
Pool is dirty .
The manager disappears for weeks nobody say nothing.
Do not stay there if you want enjoy Cape Town, because stay in this guest house...More
This has been the most devastating and scary trip for my daughter. Booked her in on managers insistence that it is a quiet safe place!!!...as my daughter was there alone to write her exams. She could not sleep cos of the noise and then was...More
The owner lives in Swaziland and there is a caretaker who is responsible for running the guest house. The website photos are misleading. The pool was dark green, the lawn was knee high and the house was shabby. There is no tea or coffee making...More
If you are looking for a quiet, affordable place to stay near the University of Cape Town and Rondebosh center I recommend this one for you. I stayed at this guest house for 3 nights recently and I was well catered for by the manager....More
I shall keep my review brief. As the owners of this establishment you should be embarrassed. The audacity to put up such beautiful pictures which are a direct contrast of the shabby at best 'guest' house.
No breakfast was served.
Room was not cleaned for...More
"Choose a room in a different establishment. Good luck."


text:
Baking and excessive amounts of chocolate are just one of the reasons why I love Easter. Yesterday my friend Georgie and I (both cakeaholics) decided we would have a baking day!
Chocolate Cornflake Cakes
You will need: 200g of milk chocolate, 10 handfuls of Cornflakes & 1 bag of Mini Eggs. And that's it! Ready? Let's go.
Break up the chocolate into chunks and put in a bowl. Melt over a pan with boiling water in and stir until the chocolate is smooth and there are no lumps and bumps left.
Mix in the cornflakes a little bit at a time. Make sure they are covered well with chocolate.
Keep adding cornflakes until the chocolate starts thinning. Like above...voila!
Open the Mini Eggs and try not to eat too many! Spoon a little bit of mixture into each cake case (ours made 12). Put the Mini Eggs on top. We had a little helper who was in charge of the colour coding!
And there we go! Put in the fridge to cool for a little while and then enjoy!
Chocolate Easter Cupcakes!
To make 12 you will need:
For the Cake: 4oz of butter, 4oz of caster sugar, 2 eggs, 3oz of self-raising flour, 1 oz cocoa powder.
For the Topping: 3oz butter, 6oz of icing sugar, 1 tbsp milk, 2-3 drops vanilla extract, 1 bag of Mini Eggs.
Preheat the oven to 180C. Beat the butter and sugar together until fluffy and then add the eggs. Sift in the flour and cocoa powder and mix until the mixture is smooth. Spoon into the cake cases and bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes. Leave to cool for a little while. To make the topping, beat the butter and icing sugar together. When smooth add the vanilla and milk. If you have a piping bag then you can pipe the icing on but we just spread it with a knife! Pop a few Mini Eggs on top of each cake, leave to cool and then enjoy!
Happy Easter Everyone!!
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
0 lovely comments:
Post a Comment
Newer Post
Older Post
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Displaying 21 - 30 of 1491
Media and CultureU.S. History
The books of Laura Ingalls Wilder show a more civilized and libertarian side of the American frontier.
Legal SystemMedia and Culture
Democratic governors are implementing their own versions of net neutrality.
Legal SystemMedia and CultureWar and Foreign Policy
These three books can open up a deeper understanding of war, drugs, and human society in general.
Financial MarketsMedia and CultureMoney and Banking
The art of financial engineering – camouflaging a rise in leverage to boost present and future earnings – is in high demand.
Media and Culture
"The heart of my thinking is that language is man-made ... and it is only language that enables human beings to control nature."
Bureaucracy and RegulationMedia and Culture
Even the hard sciences are now expected to adjust reality itself to suit the demands of politicized university departments.
As with the right to free speech in general, expressing one's property rights depends partly on whose property one is standing.
Global EconomyLabor and WagesMedia and Culture
Discrimination against women is a phenomenon of anti-capitalist and Muslim countries. Protection of women's rights is a phenomenon of capitalist and Western countries.
The EntrepreneurMedia and CultureCapital and Interest Theory
The Cleveland Browns enter this year's NFL draft with a tremendous capital advantage to other teams. That's not enough to guarantee their success.
Big GovernmentMedia and Culture
"False consciousness" has long been a building block behind the Marxist drive to destroy human rights.


text:
Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC)
Polio this week as of 23 August 2017 [GPEI]
:: Read the latest polio updates from WHO Pakistan and from WHO Afghanistan to see information on cases, surveillance and vaccination campaigns.
:: The remarkable impact of frontline workers: read about Khalida, a frontline health worker in Karachi, Pakistan, and her incredible efforts to forge a path to trust in vaccines.
:: Summary of newly-reported viruses this week: No new viruses reported this week.
Situation reports on the polio outbreak in Syria
Situation update 22 August 2017
:: No new cases of cVDPV2 were reported this week. The total number of cVDPV2 cases remains 33. All confirmed cases to date have had onset of paralysis before 11 July 2017.
:: Final lab results are pending for an additional 11 poliovirus type-2 (PV2) isolates (7 from Mayadeen and 3 from Boukamal districts, Deir Ez-Zor governorate, and 1 from Thawra district, Raqqa governorate).
:: Raqqa governorate concluded its first immunization round on 17 August. According to administrative data, 103,720 children were vaccinated, representing 86% campaign coverage. Additional coverage data from independent third party monitoring is being evaluated.
:: The second immunization round in Deir Ez-Zor governorate is expected to start this week. The second immunization round for Raqqa is being planned for after Eid.
:: Under International Health Regulations (2005) (IHR), WHO's Emergency Committee has issued temporary recommendations for Syria as a 'state infected with cVDPV2 with potential risk of international spread'.
:: The total number of AFP cases detected in Deir Ez-Zor governorate since the beginning of 2017 is 118 (87 from Mayadeen, 11 from Deir Ez-Zor, and 20 from Boukamal districts).
Raqqa governorate has reported 16 AFP cases (5 from Raqqa, 10 from Tell Abyad, and 1 from Thawra districts).
:: Homs governorate has reported 27 AFP cases (12 from Homs city, 12 from Rastan, 1 from Tadmour and 2 from Talkalakh districts).
WHO Grade 3 Emergencies [to 26 August 2017]
:: Health services for people fleeing the crisis in Iraq
21 August 2017 – As hundreds of people flee the crisis in Telafar, a city west of Mosul, Iraq, WHO and health partners in collaboration with the health authority have established static and mobile medical clinics to offer 24/7 lifesaving emergency and primary health care services to meet the urgent needs of people fleeing the crisis.
The Syrian Arab Republic –
:: Situation reports on the polio outbreak in Syria 22 August 2017
[See Polio above for more detail]
25 August 2017
Syria immunization programmes
Christian Lindmeier, for the World Health Organization, said that routine immunization programmes restarted in North-West Syria, starting in the spring of 2017 with technical support and guidance from WHO.
As of August 2017, more than 35 centres in the areas of Idlib and Hama offered vaccinations against tuberculosis, measles, rubella, mumps, polio, hepatitis B, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and a special influenza type.
During the years of the crisis, basic vaccines were not always available and clinics and hospitals in some areas could not offer immunization or were even destroyed. During the crisis, WHO's field office in Gaziantep, Turkey, had worked with UNICEF to do short term vaccination campaigns that lasted several weeks, with vaccination teams fanning out to reach children in remote areas of Northern Syria.
However on-going outbreaks in Syria indicated low vaccine coverage and WHO had worked with local NGOs and local clinics to re-establish centres. In July 2017 alone, thanks to the immunization work at these centres, more than 20,000 children the North-East area were vaccinated with the pentavalent vaccine which protects against hepatitis B, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and the Haemophilus influenza type B.
WHO partners planned to re-establish routine vaccination programmes in dozens more centres in North West by the end of 2017.
Answering questions, Mr. Lindmeier explained that records of immunization had been lost in many cases, with people being displaced; it was very difficult to obtain figures on the number of children who might have died or been sick as a result of low immunization. He also said that, before the war, the level of immunization had been above 95%, but that it was difficult to ascertain the level today. Ongoing outbreaks of polio and measles were indicators that the vaccination level was too low in Syria.
Answering another question, Mr. Lindmeier said that WHO provided supplies to partners on the ground such as NGOs as well as hospitals or health centres, which in turn negotiated with authorities which, in the areas concerned, would be opposition groups.
On immunization, Christophe Boulierac, for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), added that the second round of polio vaccination in Deir ez-Zor had started on 22 August. On that first day, 14% of the total target had already been reached.
UN OCHA – L3 Emergencies
The UN and its humanitarian partners are currently responding to three 'L3' emergencies. This is the global humanitarian system's classification for the response to the most severe, large-scale humanitarian crises.
:: OCHA Iraq | Telafar Flash Update #1: Telafar Humanitarian Response, 20 August 2017 [EN/AR/KU]
:: Thousands of civilians fleeing Telafar are at extreme risk [EN/AR/KU] Report
Published on 20 Aug 2017
Syrian Arab Republic
:: 25 Aug 2017 Displaced, disoriented and shocked, children from Raqqa and Deir-ez-Zor need urgent assistance and protection [EN/AR]
:: Joint Statement on Civilian Casualties Due to Coalition Airstrikes in Ar-Raqqa City [EN/AR]
Report Published on 22 Aug 2017 —
Ali Al-Za'tari, the Humanitarian Coordinator for Syria, and Ramesh Rajasingham, the Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for Syria a.i, express their deep concern over the significant number of civilians reportedly killed in the last few days due to the use of explosive ordnances, including through Coalition airstrikes, against targets of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in densely populated neighborhoods of Ar-Raqqa city…
UN OCHA – Corporate Emergencies
When the USG/ERC declares a Corporate Emergency Response, all OCHA offices, branches and sections provide their full support to response activities both at HQ and in the field.
:: 22 Aug 2017 Ethiopia Weekly Humanitarian Bulletin, 21 August 2017
:: Bulletin humanitaire R.D. Congo – Numéro 3 | 21 août 2017


text:
Learn to Build a Root Cellar
Hands-on Workshop
May 27-29
Join the Ecology Action Centre for a weekend root cellar building workshop. Learn basics of root cellar design and participate in the building of a cold-room style root cellar in the basement of the Ecology Action Centre.
Cost: $100 per person (includes lunch on Saturday and Sunday)
Friday, May 27, 7-9pm:
Designing a root cellar
Saturday, May 28, 10 am – 4 pm:
Sunday, May 29, 10 am – 4 pm:
Construction, natural plasters and finishing touches
To register, please complete the information below and email to Marla at email@example.com. If you have any questions, please call 442-1077 or email.
Registration Form
Daytime phone:
Do you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions?
Method of Payment and Cancellation Policy
Participants must pay upon registering for the class. We can accept cash, cheque or credit card. We require a credit card number or payment to secure your spot. Please note that we can only refund your registration fee if you cancel a minimum of three business days prior to the class. If you are unable to attend, please contact us as soon as possible.


text:
Online dating makes it easy to chat to new people. No need to be face-to-face, you can instead send messages by typing on your computer's keyboard whilst sitting down comfortably at home. This new method of reaching out to potential partners is great for those of us who are a little timid, and even better for people who simply don't have the time to go out to meet new faces. But just because talking through a keyboard or even a webcam is easier doesn't mean that you will be a successful dater, and as such there are still things you need to know when chatting online.
Try different dating sites
You need to know that not all dating sites are the same. Some sites are there for people to find love whilst other sites are there purely for people to have sex; and this will influence the sort of things you will be saying to other people when you are chatting with them online. For example if you just want to chat about love then try using traditional dating sites; people there will be happy to chat about life and commitment. If you feel attracted towards having sex and you've been recommended an adult dating site by a friend, then why not try their dirty chat site to talk about naughty things online? Being in the right place will make a world of difference and you are more likely to find what you are looking for.
Talk but listen
Whether you're talking love or sex, you should always be a pleasant person to speak to. This means staying polite and being considerate to other people's needs. You don't need to do all the talking, in fact you will want to also listen to what the other person says. The more you listen to them the better you can understand their needs. This is great for those of us who are a bit shy and don't always know what to say. Sure you could just talk and talk but the truth is that you're not here to have a monologue and what the other person has to say matters a lot.
Know what you want
Ultimately people expect from you that you will have at least some idea of what you want to do, whether it is a serious date in the park or just a specific type of sexual activity. If you're unsure then write that in your profile, that way other people who are a bit undecided will see that you are similar to them and they will want to contact you. Rather than hesitating, just say that you don't know what to do and that you are looking around. This still shows you have a sense of direction and it says that you're up for making discoveries. Ideally you will have some clue as to what you want to do and as long as you're using the right dating site to approach the right people then you shouldn't be afraid to say it like it is. Because on the worst case people will just say no; it's not a huge deal; just move on to the next person.


text:
To the Editor:
First, I would like to bring to your attention that the evacuation following the oil-tanker spill on M-32 involved many more families than those of the Old Colony subdivision.
When the ambulance attendants knocked on our door in the wee hours of the morning, we were told that everyone within a one-mile radius of the crash was being evacuated. We live on Alba Road, west of the crash site. Our neighbors on Alba Road were all evacuated along with us. I believe that if you check with local authorities, the number of people evacuated was much higher than reported in your paper.
Second, and more importantly, I am writing due to our local hotel industry. On the night of the tanker spill, we were asked to leave our home promptly in the middle of the night, and we didn't have much time to take anything with us or to think the situation through. My husband and I decided that we would attempt to find a hotel room for the remainder of the night.


text:
For Sale: 2004 Sea Ray 390 Motor Yacht
|Listing ID
|Sale Price
|$229,000 CAD SOLD! [ Convert To USD ]
|Beaches Marine Brokerage
|Motor Yachts
|Sea Ray
|Brand Research
|More About Sea Ray
|Buyer Guides
|Sea Ray Buyers Guides
|Research Aids
|Sea Ray Tests & Reviews
|390 Motor Yacht
|Toronto, Ontario, CA
|39ft / 11.89 m
|14ft 3in / 4.34 m
|Engine Model
|Cummins 480 Ce
|Engine Type
|Engine HP
|Engine Hours
This 390 motor yacht with distinctive hardtop combines the
spacious layout of an aft-cabin with the performance and profile of
an express model. Perfect for cruising with all the features of a
live-aboard, it is loaded with every possible option. You'll enjoy
the roomy interior fitted with bright maple wood. Large windows
provide panoramic views. The galley is forward and down three steps
from the salon. The boat is tastefully fitted with granite
countertops and features a full compliment of appliances and plenty
of storage. Master and guest cabins each have their own head with
separate showers. The single level cockpit/ aft deck provides a
spacious common area, perfect for entertaining. The cockpit is
fully enclosed and features central air and heat as well as a
fridge and wet bar. The boat is powered by low hour Cummins Diamond
series diesels that provide a fast yet economical 22 knot cruising
speed. This is a meticulously maintained fresh-water yacht that has
been stored in a heated indoor facility for it's winters.
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
SpecsHull Shape:Deep Vee
DimensionsLOA: 41 ft 3 in
Beam: 14 ft 3 in
Maximum Draft: 3 ft 0 in
Headroom: 6 ft 7 in
Dry Weight: 26500 lbs
EnginesEngine 1:
Engine Brand: Cummins
Year Built: 2004
Engine Model: 480 CE
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Port
Engine Hours: 1029
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 450 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: Cummins
Year Built: 2004
Engine Model: 480 CE
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Location: Starboard
Engine Hours: 1018
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 450 HP
TanksFresh Water Tanks: 1 (100 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 1 (300 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 1 (54 Gallons)
AccommodationsNumber of single berths: 2
Number of double berths: 2
Number of cabins: 3
Number of heads: 2
ElectronicsCockpit speakers
TV set
CD player
DVD player
Depth sounder
Navigation center
Inside EquipmentMicrowave oven
Hot water
Air conditioning
Battery charger
Deep freezer
Electric head
Washing machine
Bow thruster
Electrical EquipmentGenerator
Shore power inlet
Electrical Circuit: 110V
Outside Equipment/ExtrasCockpit shower
Cockpit cushions
Swimming ladder
Galley The galley is fitted with solid surface countertops, lots of storage everywhere, a microwave, twin burner stove and a 13 cubic foot refrigerator/freezer. The floor is finished in a very tasteful maple hardwood.
Accommodations The boat boasts a huge amount of room. From her private forward cabin which accommodates two in comfort to the sumptuous salon that features rich appointments and high quality finishes to the owners cabin that features a lovely floating queen bed, large head and separate shower room, the boat is like few others. Everywhere you look Searay quality is evident.
Manufacturer Provided Description Combining intelligent features with sensible styling, the 390 Motor Yacht offers a great deal more than a pretty face. You'll enjoy her impressive, roomy interior, smart engineering, ample sleeping accommodations and breathtaking cockpit view. And her twin 8.1 S Horizon MerCruiser gas inboards power this 39-footer to her destination with ease. Step aboard and you'll quickly see why the 390 Motor Yacht is the new standard in its class.
Engine Notes Twin Cummins diesels with 450 HP each provide lots of power yet are very economical. The engines have 1020 hours of run time and look like they just came out of the box.
Brokers notes Few times as a broker are you afforded the opportunity to represent an exceptional boat and this is my opportunity. This boat is truly mint in every respect. It's been kept as close to new as possible. Run your hand over the fibreglass exterior and you feel the satin smooth finish. The canvas enclosure is in great shape and the carpets are clean and soft underfoot. The engine room glistens and the engines are spotless. This is a freshwater boat that has been kept in heated storage every winter. It's a ONE OWNER boat that has enjoyed the care that knowledgeable owners provide.
Come see the boat and you'll agree that she is exceptional in every way. SeaRay quality speaks for itself.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Similar Featured Listings in WashingtonMore For Sale
|You have not saved any listings yet


text:
At FirstLine we take a village approach to educating our students. Our staff is diverse across generations, ethnic groups, and life experiences.
The balance of veteran and new teachers leads to a dynamic mix of new ideas and experience-driven approaches.
We are committed to doing our part to ensure that all students in New Orleans receive an outstanding education. Interested in joining our village?
Big Chief Awards are given out annually to employees who exemplify the network values. Winners are nominated by their peers and voted on by a panel of judges.
Find out what people said about our 2017 Big Chief Award Recipients.
2017 Big Chief of Service: Edna Crawford
2017 Big Chief of Learning: Caitlin Meehan-Draper
2017 Big Chief of Results: Semaj Brown
2017 Big Chief of Collaboration: Deinira Angelain
2017 Big Chief of Fun: Charlie Vaughn
2017 Big Chief of Fun: Joey Stalzer


text:
The Japanese yen slipped against its major opponents in the early European session on Thursday.
The yen dropped to near a 2-month low of 148.59 against the pound, more than 5-month low of 112.42 against the greenback, 4-month low of 112.97 against the franc and more than a 2-month low of 131.39 against the euro, from its early highs of 147.79, 111.92, 112.35 and 130.67, respectively.
The yen declined to 85.24 against the loonie, its lowest since June 6.
The yen fell to 2-day lows of 76.11 against the kiwi and 83.05 against the aussie, off its previous highs of 75.55 and 82.39, respectively.
The next possible support for the yen is seen around 152.00 against the pound, 114.00 against the greenback, 114.00 against the franc, 133.00 against the euro, 87.00 against the loonie, 78.00 against the kiwi and 84.00 against the aussie.
The material has been provided by InstaForex Company – www.instaforex.com


text:
For students taking Chemistry 101 at the University of Victoria in the Fall 2013 term.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Welcome to the 2011 class!
How do you ask a question? It's easy - just click on "comments" and leave a note. It should appear on the blog promptly, and I'll generally answer within 24 hours. As the course goes on, I'll invite questions on the different chapters we cover.
16 comments:
Textbooks are "supposed" to be in Thursday. Bookstore is open until 7 Wednesday and Thursday only.
- September 7, 2011 at 2:47 PM
- Scott McIndoe said...
Thanks for the update. You'll need the textbook package by next Tuesday, but it is not critical for Friday's class.
- September 7, 2011 at 2:58 PM
Hello, I understand that last year's "Chemistry: The Central Science" textbook is acceptable for this course. Is "Chemistry: The Central Science", Tenth Edition okay as well? -Thank you.
- September 7, 2011 at 10:03 PM
Do we need the 2011 Laboratory Manual for this course, or can we use the Fall 2009 edition?
Thank you.
- September 7, 2011 at 10:07 PM
- Scott McIndoe said...
Much of the material is the same; however, you would have to work out yourself which sections correspond to the new book, accept that there will be some material missing, etc. So it will be a LOT of extra work for you, and potentially very confusing. You will still need MasteringChemistry ($60 on its own) and you'll have to do without the outline lecture notes, as there are no lecture book-only packages. I *strongly* suggest buying the ebook package if you want to save money, ~$110. Remember this covers 2 courses, Chem101 AND Chem102. $50 extra to get both lecture books and both ebooks is a bargain.
Re: lab manual - you need this year's edition. The lab manual changes every year.
- September 7, 2011 at 10:17 PM
Online on masteringchemistry, there is aleady a homework assignment that is due tomorrow, and i was just wondering whether we are going over the material in class tomorrow, or we need to learn it on our own and then do the assignment.
- September 8, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- Scott McIndoe said...
Due tomorrow!??! Hmm, must be a glitch of some sort, I'll check with the course coordinator. But rest assured none of the homework assignments are compulsory anyway - just the online quizzes, and you'll get plenty of warning about those from me.
- September 8, 2011 at 5:50 PM
What is the Course ID for masteringchemistry? For example, the Course ID for masteringphysics was PHYS112UVIC2011. I believe that I need the Course ID to access the assignments, but I could be mistaken.
- September 8, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- Scott McIndoe said...
Hannah - the instructions, including code, are on page 4 of your lecture book. We'll be going over it in class tomorrow.
- September 8, 2011 at 7:27 PM
I was just browsing through my course outline for Math 100 and noticed that both Chem 101 and Math 100 have midterms on the same night - Friday, November 18 - and that these exams are back to back, the former being from 5-6 pm and the latter from 6-8 pm. This might pose a problem depending upon how early one is meant to show up for an exam. Is there any possibility that the date or time of the midterm could be changed to allow the Math 100 students also in Chem 101 to arrive for their exam in a timely fashion? If not, I'll just be sure to bring a bike for speedy cross-campus travel! Thank you for your time.
- September 11, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- Scott McIndoe said...
Amelia - you'll be allowed to arrive late for your math midterm, and still get the full time allotment. We do the same for students who have a physics lab that runs until 5:30 pm.
- September 11, 2011 at 3:37 PM
Hi, i was wondering if the homework assignment #1 online with the 39 questions is due on the 17th. Some students have told me it is due and others have said that its just an optional exercise. Thanks!
- September 14, 2011 at 10:00 PM
- Scott McIndoe said...
It does have that due date, but it is just for practice. "Graded Quizzes" are the ones you will be assessed on, but I will give you tons of warning about these.
- September 14, 2011 at 10:05 PM
- September 9, 2013 at 4:59 PM
- RobinT said...
- September 9, 2013 at 5:00 PM
- RobinT said...
- September 9, 2013 at 5:01 PM