text:
Highway 68 (central)
Highway 68 (west)
Highway 31W
Highway 31E
Other Trails
Email photos to: email@example.com.
Located: City
STYLE:Richardsonian Romanesque/Greek Revival
NO. Rooms:4+1/suite NO. of Private Baths:5
Common Areas: Sun Room
Features/Amenities:Antiques, full/queen beds, fireplaces, TV/VCR, robes, refrigerator in some rooms. The house is located in the heart of downtown Lexington's historic district. Has a turret tower, stained and leaded glass, ornate mantals, original chandeliers, formal rooms and beautiful gardens
On Site Activities:walking, games, movies in some rooms
Special Services:can be picked up at the gate for a horse drawn carriage tour of downtown Lexington
Places of Interest (within 15 miles):
Breakfast Consists of:Full
Methods of Payment: Check, Cash, major credit cards
Current Member Affiliations: BBAK
Located: City
STYLE:Federal Style
Features/Amenities:Has been beautifully restored to retain its original ambience, yet still has all the contemporary conveniences to enhance your stay. All rooms have central air conditioning, cable TV, telephone and private attached bath with whirlpool tub. Some also have fireplaces.
Breakfast Consists of:Full breakfast which may feature such delicacies as Grand Marnier French toast, blueberry Mousse, country ham souffle, fresh-baked breads and pastries.
Methods of Payment: Check, Cash, major credit cards
Current Member Affiliations: House has been featured in Southern Living, National Geographic, and Country Inns magazines. Listed in many books on Kentucky and Antebellum architecture as a significant example of Federal-Style architecture.
Located: Downtown AGE: Built in 1890
STYLE: Eastlake/Richardsonian
NO. Rooms:4
NO. of Private Baths:4
Common Areas: parlor, entry sitting, dining, library
Features/Amenities:TV, whirlpool in 2 rms. gas fireplaces in all, fresh flowers in rooms, port
Complimentary: fresh fruit, sodas, springwater, munchies
Special Services: authentically restored to 1890 including furniture, wallpaper, & lights; guests are greeted in period costume
Places of Interest (within 15 miles): Keeneland Racecourse, Ky Horse Park, historic homes in Ashland
Breakfast Consists of: Full Gourmet
Smoking: Restricted
Handicapped accessible: No
Methods of Payment: major credit cards
Current Member Affiliations:BBAK, PAII, Greater Lexington Chamber, Lexinton Downtown Association
Spectacularly restored 1911 Victorian Bed & Breakfast, family operated in the heart of the Kentucky Bluegrass Region.
10 guest suites, each with a private bath and a romantic, 2-person Jacuzzi spa tub and shower. Luscious cotton sateen sheets, thick oversized Egyptian cotton towels and thirsty terry bath robes wrap you in comfort. Each room has cable TV with DVD player, Wireless internet, hairdryer, irons, and extra pillows. Strategically stationed snacks, beverages and refrigerator/microwave are readily available to all guests. Complimentary are the freshly baked cookies that greet you in the Library upon check-in. Electric fireplaces, too!!
Located: rural setting
STYLE: Colonial
NO. Rooms: 5 NO. of Private Baths: 5
Common Areas: living room, den, sitting porch, exercise/pool table area
Features/Amenities: Provides its guests with an opportunity to exerience the Bluegrass in a manner previously enjoyred by a privileged few. All rooms and suites have cable TV, ceiling fans, sitting areas, king or twin beds, refrigerators in suites. Beautiful views.
On Site Activities:walking, music, reading, rest and relaxation
Special Services: horse farm tour, Bluegrass spa, box lunches, complimentary drinks, snacks, newspaper
Places of Interest (within 15 miles):Keenland Race Course, horse farms, restaurants
Special Packages are Available: Bluegrass Experience
Breakfast Consists of:Contintental with china and crystal table settings, cereals, toasting breads, fresh fruits, coffees, teas, juices
Children Welcome:Restricted over 16
Pets Welcome: No
Methods of Payment: Check, Cash, major credit cards
Current Member Affiliations: BBAK, Lex. Chamber, PAII
5 guest rooms, 2 suites.
Full breakfast is provided.


text:
Welcome to the Community Exchange, where community members ask and answer questions about DNN. To get started, just start typing your question below and either select one of the suggested questions or ask a new question of your own.
Return to previous page
We are using DNN 9.01.01: Is it possible to disable the email notification that is being sent whenever a user is locked out of the system? I agree it is a nice and handy feature, but if you have a system with almost 70,000 customers where the users often forget their password and notice the lock out message after 5 tries, then you can think of the amount of redundant emails coming in daily.
If it is not possible to disable it, than I guess at least the system should see that it already sent an eMail to the poor administrator and limit it to 1 eMail per locked out user. Thanks for your time,Jody
DNN Digest is our monthly email newsletter. It highlights news and content from around the DNN ecosystem, such as new modules and themes, messages from leadership, blog posts and notable tweets. Keep your finger on the pulse of the ecosystem by subscribing.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Find and connect with your chapter below.
Don't see your school? To start a chapter, please click here.
To check out our chapter founders who put their school on the map, please click here.
Arizona State University
Arizona Chapters
California State University Long Beach
California Chapters
University of Florida
Florida Chapters
Eastern Illinois University
Illinois Chapters
Ball State University
Indiana Chapters
Indiana University – Bloomington
Indiana Chapters
Elon University
North Carolina Chapters
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Chapters
Middle Tennessee State University
Tennessee Chapters
Sam Houston State University
Texas Chapters
Tarleton State University
Texas Chapters
Texas A&M University
Texas Chapters
Texas State University
Texas Chapters
Texas Tech University
Texas Chapters
University of Mary-Hardin Baylor
Texas Chapters
University of North Texas
Texas Chapters


text:
It is important to note that books from previous semesters are not retained without the bookstore being notified.
Textbook orders can be sent to the bookstore buyers in person, via phone, email or through the online ordering system accessed through the Faculty & Staff link available on the York University Bookstore website. For an online ordering password, faculty and staff should email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Keele campus textbook buyers: Five buyers are located at York University Bookstore. Alan Madsen can be contacted at ext. 40730 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Pat Armour can be reached at ext. 20945 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Frank Ennis can be contacted at ext 40747 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Gerard Stocker can be reached at ext 20047 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Terry Khemrajsingh (responsible for course kit orders) can be contacted at ext. 40702 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Glendon campus textbook buyer: Gerard Stocker is located at the Keele campus Bookstore and occasionally at the Glendon campus bookstore on the lower level of York Hall. He can be contacted at ext 20047 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Course kits: To develop customized course kits, visit the Copyright Clearance Centre located at 043 Central Square. (Come to Printing Services upstairs in room 159 Central Square to be directed to the offices in the basement). For general information on course kits, phone ext. 22960, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact copyright office; email@example.com
Copyright Support Office:
Location: eServices, Suite 2120 Victor Philip Dahdaleh Building (DB)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m (summer Fridays)
Phone: (416) 736-2100 ext 22805 or 22698
The eServices Office (LA&PS) is pleased to promote the services of York's Copyright Support Office. Our Copyright Support Specialists provide Copyright services to ALL faculty members at York University.
- review course materials to be distributed on your password protected LMS (Moodle);
- create permanent links to e-resources that are available through York University Libraries' subscriptions;
- scan short excerpts from books and journals as permitted under York's Fair Dealing Guidelines;
- when necessary, liaise with content rights holders to secure permissions for use in York University courses; and assist with general copyright questions and concerns.
Copyright Services clear copyright for course materials which can only be presented in two ways, distributing in class as a handout or on a course website / course management system (i.e. Moodle).
If you are interested in setting up a Moodle site for your course, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Once, a course Moodle site has been set up and you've received an copyright approval report from our office, you may then upload PDF copy or URL links (depending on the permission of each of the materials) onto your password protected Moodle site. Where students enrolled in your course will be able to access the course contents using password York account.Once we receive your syllabus, we will assign a reference number and send you a confirmation email.
Review of copyright will take roughly 8-12 business days as of now.The following information is required when submitting your course request:
1) Course outline (a list of bibliographic information);
2) The course code and full name of the requested course;
3) The format in which the requested materials will be made available to students (e.g. handout, Moodle site, etc.)
4) The semester in which your course will run, and whether it is a full-year course; and
5) The expected enrolment.
In addition,
· If necessary, we may be able to retrieve the books from York library and create PDF of the required article for you.
· If there are any royalty cost associated with any of the materials, we will negotiate with the rights holder and may absorb the cost for one term.
· We will contact you immediately if any copyright issues arise for any of the materials.
· Our department also offer training sessions on copyright and Moodle. If you are interested in attending one or both of the sessions, please email - email@example.com.
We do not clear copyright for printed course pack.<!--Notes ACF


text:
Let's start making plans for the next year ahead, because before you know it, you'll be reading this again, only that time we'll be approaching 2018.
They say travelling is the best medicine.
If you find yourself with the blues, or fancy nipping them in the bud before they even start, take a look at 17 exciting things that will happen in Liverpool in 2017 and come and see us. You've literally no excuse, we've got our very own Airport; Liverpool John Lennon Airport and another one just an hour away in Manchester.
We're easily accessible by car and rail, taking just 2 hours and 7 minutes from London and basically, we're just really easy to get to.
Every year we host a world-class events calendar, amongst that we welcome world-class talent, art, music, maritime, culture and MORE. 2017 sees some of Liverpool's most treasured events and exhibitions return and some newbies taking to the stage.
Here is what you don't want to miss in 2017.
1. British Style Collective
The British Style Collective Presented by The Clothes Show in Association with Alcatel. You may have heard it referred to as 'The Clothes Show' and it previously took place in Birmingham at the NEC, but no more! One of the most iconic brands in British Fashion is moving to the city of style. London. Paris. Barcelona. Yeah, they're good, but Liverpool's got style and attitude and bags of it. The British Style Collective Presented by The Clothes Show in Association with Alcatel.
The show will become 'an immersive three-day festival' spread across the city's fantastic venues including the ACC Liverpool, Liverpool Cathedral, St George's Hall, The Albert Dock and quirky warehouse Camp and Furnace.
What to expect: Glamorous catwalk shoes, over 250 fashion and beauty brands to explore, performances, demos and of course, style.
Wanna know why Liverpool got the show? Check out our Style Scouts over at Its Liverpool.
2. 50 Summers of Love
Alright, so we're not mixing up the seasonal climate there's still going to be one summer. However, its 50 years since one phenomenal summer in Liverpool, 1967. It was one of the defining moments in modern culture and creativity. It was the year that The Beatles Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and All You Need is Love were released and the Mersey Sound poetry anthology was published.
In an act of celebration, landmark organisations across Liverpool such as Bluecoat, Everyman. Homotopia, Hope Street, Liverpool Met Cathedral, Liverpool Philharmonic and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sound City and Unity Theatre will be hosting special events throughout the year, so keep an eye out.
3. Sound City
It'll be the 10th anniversary of the festival that celebrates upcoming and emerging artists. Last year, the festival had its very own (amazingly unique) site on Bramley Moore Dock, Liverpool's historic docklands. Will this be the case for 2017? You'll find out soon with pre-sale tickets available for the May festival on sale shortly.
The festival has previously hosted artists such as Ed Sheeran in his early days, Florence and The Machine, The xx, Hot Chip and loads more.
4. The brand new RIBA North Architecture Centre
For a city with such rich architecture, it's about time we had a centre dedicated to it. The Royal Institute of British Architects is bringing RIBA North to Liverpool's waterfront. The centre will host exhibitions that will showcase items from the world-renowned RIBA Collections, as well as an ongoing series of events.
Keep an eye out for their first exhibition 'LIVERPOOL: MOVER, SHAKER, ARCHITECTURAL RISK-TAKER.'
5. The Bluecoat Turning 300 years old
2017 marks the 300th birthday of Liverpool's oldest city centre building and 300 days of celebrations. The Bluecoat Centre has served a number of different purposes in its' 300 years. Since 1959, it has been a centre for creativity and contemporary art.
Yoko Ono had her first paid performance here in 1967 and now her work is returning as part of a larger exhibition, that sees artworks that have previously been displayed at the centre, come back for 'Public View' – Featuring works from John Akomfrah, Sonia Boyce, Jeremy Deller, John Latham, Mark Leckey, Elizabeth Magill, Yoko Ono and Yinka Shonibare.
The 300 days will open with Public View and Art at the Heart of Bluecoat and will be followed with a number of world-class exhibitions.
6. Liverpool International Music Festival
Come one, come all, the best festivals in life are free. It gets better every year and so does the price, it's FREE. It's the biggest festival of its' kind in Europe. It takes place in Liverpool's stunning Sefton Park and it doesn't matter how young or old you are, you're gonna love it.
FromLiverpool's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to Sigma taking to the main stage to House Nation in the historic Palm House.
7. Comic Con
If you're a fan of movies, comics, video games, sci-fi, anime or cosplay then MCM Comic Con at Exhibition Centre Liverpool should 100% be on your 2017 to do list.
There's going to be eSports competitions, a massive Comic Village packed out with artists and writers and some INSANE costumes at the Cosplay Masquerade.
8. British Music Experience Opening
Opens March 9
We couldn't think of a better location than the home of the biggest band in music history. BME is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of popular British music and will open at Cunard Building on Liverpool's waterfront on February 11th. There'll be iconic memorabilia including Bowie's outfits, state of the art effects and even a studio area to make your own music.
Interactive audio guides allow a deeper insight at each musical era all the way from 1945 up to present day.
9. Disney Magic Cruise Ship Returns
14 July
In 2016, Disney Magic made its first ever call to Liverpool and the city went mental. The iconic liner will be back in July, so watch this space for Disney celebrations on the waterfront.
10. The Randox Health Grand National
8 April
The most valuable jump race in Europe, held Annually at Aintree Racecourse. It's the one horse race that is popular amongst brits regardless of their betting habits. It's watched in over 140 countries by some 600 million people. But why watch it on television, when you can be there in the flesh drinking in the fantastic, exciting atmosphere?
11. International Beatleweek
It happens every year, but it's a once in a lifetime experience for Beatlemaniacs… (or once a year experience for hardcore fans!)
Celebrating the music of the most famous pop group the world has ever known, The Beatles. There's live music at the Cavern Club all day every day, and across the city's venues such as Royal Court Theatre, Alma De Cuba and even St George's Hall. There's also a Beatles convention for quizzes, videos, marketplace and obviously more live music!
12. Velvet Underground and Nico at Clarence Dock
On May 26th, John Cale and some very special guests will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the album 'Velvet Underground & Nico' where Cale will perform the album in its entirety
Livepool is the only European Show. The city was personally selected by John Cale for its rich, diverse and cutting edge musical history.
Tickets on sale now.
13. Open Golf Championship
Royal Birkdale in Southport will host the Open Golf Championship for the 10th time, the last time being in 2008. It's one of the sport's most renowned, challenging… and pretty spectacularly beautiful venues!
Whether you want to watch the whole 8 days of action or just the twilight action, tickets are priced from £25 to £225.
14. The #MerseyMonday – Merseyside Derby
Anfield – 1 April
Goodison Park – 19 December
If there's an important question in Liverpool, it's whether you're a red or a blue. Two teams, one city and one massive rivalry. The only thing standing between the homes of these two premier league clubs is a 110 acre park.
Twice a year the two teams meet and you'll have to be ready and waiting if you want tickets, they sell out pretty quick. However, the atmosphere all over the city is electric, so never fear, watching from the comfort of a city pub is almost just as enjoyable.
15. Southport Flower Show
The Southport Flower Show is located within the beautiful Victoria Park and every year attracts over 50,000 people. In 2017, the theme for the show is 'The Curious Garden.' It's taken a strange turn it seems, as the show is inspired by a 'sense of mystery, wonder and curiosity.' Indeed, this is not just a flower show.
Expect aquaponics, celebrity guests, chef demos, an interactive zone and even a ladies' day.
16. Pysch Fest
A 'pan-continental celebration of audio-futurists.'
Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia takes place in the city's former industrial heart in the Baltic Triangle as it's known in the industrial jewel that is Camp and Furnace warehouse.
The Fly said "A Weekend of glorious mind-melting psychedelia"
17. One Magical City 2017
The city's Christmas and New Year offering is always a calendar of events, spilling out festive cheer. From Snowflakes and Ice Festivals to giant trees, over 500 stores to explore, the iconic Albert Dock dressed for the occasion and St George's Hall playing star of the show.
Plans for 2017 are all under wraps for now, but be assured it gets bigger and better every year. Keep up to date at onemagicalcity.com
This is JUST 17 events from Liverpool's world-class programme... (because we liked the catchy title, not because we couldn't think of anymore events)
Keep a close eye on our 'Whats On' section.


text:
I've been a professional Hair & Makeup Artist since 2012 when I graduated from Delamar Academy at Ealing Studios. Since then I've been lucky enough to work on productions for the BBC, SKY Atlantic, Channel 4, the Discovery Channel, UKTV, Endemol, Channel 5 and Sadlers Wells. Aswell as TV and Theatre work, I've done many Weddings and special occasions in and around London, Bristol, Surrey and the South East of England. I love to travel so am willing to do so for future job opportunities.
Although the audience isn't always aware of it, Film, TV and Theatre Makeup are essential in successfully portraying the believable story of a certain character. From Period Makeup looks to more contemporary or natural designs, from Casualty and Character makeup to Prosthetics and Special FX. I'm in my element making up different faces for different themes. I love the variety of genre and recreating looks for both screen and stage. If I know there is an upcoming look or technique required that I haven't had to do or use in a while, I will make time to practise and perfect it to the best of my ability so that I can be confident I know what I need to do on the day. There is always room for improvement and practise is so important to achieving a look you can be proud of.
Bridal Makeup and Hair is key to making sure any Bride (or any one I make up for that matter!) looks and feels beautiful, happy and radiant on their special day with a look that lasts and stands the test of time (on the day and in the photos!) I understand the importance of finding the right colours, products and techniques for each individual woman so that she can be confident as well as comfortable. I always ask if there is anything my clients want to add, take away or experiment with in order to ensure they are 100% happy with their final look. We will not stop until they are happy!
Hair is such an important tool for any working Makeup Artist as it can transform a simple basic or period makeup into an authentic character or an amazing visual treat! Hair completes and enhances any look, whether it's Bridal, Retro, Contemporary or Character Makeup. Fancy up-do's, voluminous waves, textured tresses and loose styles each have their own place in Makeup and Hair Design as they help to achieve the overall 'WOW' factor in any look. I love a good hair challenge and I endeavor to always be expanding my hair skills! There are always new tools and techniques coming out so the possibilities and learning opportunities are endless no matter how long you've been in the industry.
Photo Shoots are a great way for people to bring their creativity together and produce something visually stunning or intriguing. Photographers, Stylists, Hair and Makeup Designers and Models will each bring their own ideas to the shoot and the results can be fantastic. In my experience, there must always be an agreed theme to focus on so that everyone involved has something they can work towards achieving. TFP Photo Shoots are a great way to meet new, like-minded people, explore new ideas and techniques and produce fabulous Portfolio images.


text:
Spring is officially here, but it's normal for us to get one last snow around the end of March. Right now there are flurries outside, but nothing like the huge snowstorm we had last year on March 25! In that one, my daughter's car got stuck in our driveway, and my daffodils were just about buried.
And here is a photo from today, to show the difference. I think today's snow is going to be a lot less.
In bird room news, all three budgie hens have eggs in their nest boxes. One of the society finches has started laying, and three out of the four pairs of Bourke's also have eggs.
The one who laid an egg on the floor of her cage before I gave her a box has not laid any more yet. I saved the one from the floor and put it in the box with her, but she just buries it in the bedding and doesn't sit on it. She is one who I have had trouble with in the past, laying bad eggs and not incubating them properly. I think I probably bought an old hen who can't breed any more. But if she sits in her box until the other hens' chicks hatch, I will give her a chance to foster a chick, and see if she is a good feeder. If she has ever raised chicks for her previous owners, then she might make a good foster mother.


text:
The Guilt Trip
An inventor (Seth Rogen) has been looking forward to a cross-country road trip, but he gets more than he bargained for when his mother (Barbra Streisand) decides to come along for the ride. Rated PG-13. Hampton Towne Centre 24, Kiln Creek 20, New Town 12, Harbour View Grande 16, Cinebistro Hampton, Cinema Café Hampton, York River Crossing
Jack Reacher
An expert homicide investigator (Tom Cruise) comes to the Midwest after a military-trained sniper kills five people. The investigator thinks it is a simple case, but the gunman might be able to convince him otherwise. Rated PG-13. 2:10. Hampton Towne Centre 24, Kiln...


text:
The Classics
A long time ago (in Internet Time anyway) I wrote these articles. I wrote them because I was constantly having to explain about the Web and Internet. I also wrote about my gadgets at the time. And so on...
I've republished them here so that you can cry/laugh/point/giggle/shout (remove unapplicable) at them. I think they provide a bit of a peek into what was going on "back then". I also find it interesting to see what has changed and even more what hasn't changed. I guess this is where I say "enjoy".
I was <FRAMED>, I didn't do it!
Frames are the menace of the websociety. No tag has caused so much pain as the tag FRAME. This article says why you should not use frames.
More >>
Published: 2006-02-02 13:51 Updated: 2006-02-07 13:45
A News Flash 4 U
The Macromedia boys and gals did it again. Flash 4 is not just Flash 3 with add-on bells'n'whistles. It's awesome! Flash 4 will put the web into another dimension.
More >>
Published: 2006-02-02 13:51 Updated: 2006-02-03 15:15
Intellimouse, cool scrolling
Microsoft's IntelliMouse seems like the best thing Microsoft has ever done.
More >>
Published: 2006-02-02 13:41 Updated: 2006-02-03 14:29
King Kontent
If you want to succed, you have to be kool. You have to serve the audience, with contents. Or?
More >>
Published: 2006-02-02 13:39 Updated: 2006-02-03 14:26
Homepages - the definition
Some guys brag about how cool their hompages are. But what is a homepage? A large image? A pixel based magazine? WHAT?'
More >>
Published: 2005-12-05 13:03 Updated: 2006-01-10 15:08
Wacom Artpad - usable or not?
I have this A5 sized Artpad that can draw cool stuff, but does it work?
More >>
Published: 2005-12-05 13:01 Updated: 2005-12-16 22:45
Fireworks, does it blow?
Fireworks promises alot of cool explosions for the webnerd, but the question is does it blow or does it blow me away?
More >>
Published: 2005-12-05 13:02 Updated: 2005-12-15 11:01
Photoshop 4 vs Photshop 5
Photoshop 3 was a revolution, version 4 was a the evolution of the revolution. But what is version 5?,
More >>
Published: 2005-12-05 13:03 Updated: 2005-12-13 21:41
High5 Award - Excellence in Photoshop?
Webawards is what they are called, some of them should be called Photoshop GIF/JPEG compression awards...
More >>
Published: 2005-11-30 12:16 Updated: 2005-12-09 13:44
My dear Palm Pilot Personal
In late 1997 i bought myself a cool Palm Pilot Personal. This was back when they were called US Robotics Palm Pilot.
More >>
Published: 2005-11-30 12:16 Updated: 2005-12-09 13:17


text:
Hi Y'all. Big red trucks rumbled up to the Cottage on a cold windy day. We were so excited to see them, that we hardly minded the cold.
But first, let me tell you as I type this we have the loudest most annoying, house shaking and exciting things happening at the Cottage today. I can't wait to share with you later. Continue reading


text:
Last Thursday glasses shimmered in the dim light of the chandeliers and sounds of clinking silverware could be heard throughout the ballroom of the Holiday Inn as twenty businesses and five executives held their breath in anticipation as they waited on the final results from the judges of the 2013 Small Business Awards. We felt incredibly privileged to be asked to take part in the creation of this incredible ceremony that celebrated Memphis' most successful companies who are turning heads, and to continue our relationship with the Memphis Business Journal that has been building for the last three years through our production of the CFO of the Year Awards. From Barbeque catering companies to IT Firms, we captured some scenes from the day-to-day work of each of these businesses on film.
Though we came away with hours of B-roll footage and video interviews, the stories that we heard from the founders of each company off camera was a testament to why they were selected to participate in this illustrious awards ceremony. One of the most noticeable things that we witnessed at each location we shot at was the presence of a strong company culture that might not exist so tangibly in the enormity of a corporate organization or large bureaucracy. Each company started out with a strong and ambitious vision that set it apart from others in the industry, and today that dream persists in the way their employees work and relate to customers.
To bring all the video footage together, we created an animated intro for the ceremony and transitions similar to what you might see at the Academy or Grammy awards. We thoroughly enjoyed working with the Memphis Business Journal to put on this incredible event, and greatly look forward to next year!


text:
There is just something about an aged tapestry that makes me pause and appreciate the work that went into the piece. Imagine, many of these were created prior to modern tools and have survived the test of time. Some tapestries have weathered the storm better than others. Those that have large imperfections are often tossed to the side and valued as worthless. However, many can be made into lovely decorative pillows. Working with a local seamstress we have turned tapestry borders and pieces into one of a kind pillows that will make a statement in any room.
The tapestries added beauty to the homes of the past and now can help future generations because European Finds™ is making a donation with each tapestry pillow sold through europeanfinds.com. For every pillow sold form this collection, a donation of 15% of the sale price will be donated to Nationwide Children's Hospital. Serving patients from all 50 states and 41 countries, Nationwide Children's Hospital is America's largest children's hospital and provides $97 million in charity care and community benefit services annually.
Visit our Antique Tapestry Pillow Collection


text:
Sometimes an extravagant vacation abroad is just what you need. Other times just a simple lunch and a movie will do just great. In the hussle and bussle that is our normal daily lives it's important to slow down every once and a while just to spend some time together. This year for our anniversary that's all we did. We spent the day together enjoying each other's company.
The Pinecone
The Pinecone is one of those places that is incredibly seasonal. It services mostly boaters and snowmobilers. It's in Wanakena at the opposite end of Cranberry lake from Cranberry Lake Lodge and there's only 2 ways to get there on snowmobile: the alice brook trail (a narrow windy mess I don't recommend) or the river.
This time of year the river is your best bet as long as you've got the equipment (a snowmobile and lots of warm wind proof clothing). Just make sure you're off the lake by dark, and you're not caught out there in a blizzard. Lots of hazards out there on the ice and it's a longggggg lake. Just about 10 miles from end to end. If you can't see the other end, it's awfully hard to know where you're going.
The food at the Pinecone is pretty darn good. They've got a 1/2 lb burger that worked wonders for my appetite. Their hot chocolate hit the spot too after being out on the lake for that long, although I'm fairly certain it's just your standard store bought hot chocolate.
Anyway, not a bad place to visit as long as the ice conditions are good (which they were, best I've ever seen) or you have a boat. You can doc your boat and eat there in the summer.
Check it out, if you dare.
Perfect Snow & Perfect Bonfires
Delayed Post: written 2/14/2010
I don't know what the Inuit word is for this type of snow (yes I know that myth isn't really true) but I know mine: Perfect. It's nice and grainy, packs just a little, blows just a little, isn't wet (until it melts). Just perfect. We haven't had a ton of snow up here lately, nothing like what they just got down south. But the stuff we do have is just right.
We ran into a nice couple at the intersection of 81 and the (new?) trail towards Degrasse. A few minutes of discussion informed us of a big bonfire being put on by the Cranberry Lake Snowmobile Club just down the trail from our original destination (the Windfall). Cheap lunch and supporting the club? Sounds good. We said thanks and headed on out towards the bonfire.
Whoa! Talk about fire! And the hot chocolate and hot dogs were free to boot! Met a nice guy named Randy Paige (sp?) who told us about a new 4-wheeler association which is going to make most of the trails we snowmobile on accessible by 4-wheeler this summer. Sweet!
They had 2 groomers there open to let people climb in and check them out. About. 100 sleds, tons of raffle tickets for a gun, a 50/50, and the state raffle tickets for new snowmobiles. Was a good time, put some money in for the 50/50 but they were out of gun raffle tickets. Ahh well, one thing we probably don't need more of anyway.
After the (free) lunch we headed for the open trail and made our way home.
Miles on the sled this season: 336
Oregon Coast to Seaside
Tuesday was relaxing. We got up and had the continental breakfast (we made it a point to eat itevery day, no sense spending money on a meal that was included with your hotel). We took our time checking out and headed to do laundry. Since we're here for 3 weeks we intentionally only packed enough for 1 to lighten the load. This only took us a little over an hour (thank you 45lb dryers!) which was just about perfect since right then we got a call to meet at Fudruckers for lunch. "Sounds good!" we said and headed over.
After lunch (Michael at a 1lb burger…) with the family (George, Stacie, Mom, Dad, Michael, Michelle, Rachel and myself) everyone took a leisurely drive through the countryside to get a good view of Mt hood. We stopped outside a ranch of some sort where we could see it pretty clearly.
Here, we said our goodbyes (I think Rachel and Michelle were the most saddened) and struck out for the coast. We had already been to Cannon beach and south to Tullamook but we hadn't made it to Ecola State Park and we figured, since we had the time, what better way to get to Seattle than to take the coast the whole way.
Sunset at Ecola was amazing. However; since we started out so late we only made it as far as Seaside, which turned out to be a very cute town but extremely touristy. There we stayed at the Sandy Cove Inn which was adorable. It was family owned and apparently had been purchased and renovated by the current owners about 2 years ago. It was one of those theme places, where every room has a theme.
Thus ended our first real night on the road.
Lunch For The Week
We made our lunches for the week again today. Yes, we label each day, which gives us an extra push not to forget them.
Rachel and I have been making our lunches on Sunday for about a month and a half now. We make them for the whole week at once. This was Ramit's first tip in the save $1,000 in a month challenge. We had been trying to bring our lunches for a while but it just wasn't working out. We always either forgot, didn't have enough time for it or just didn't feel like it. Doing it all at once for the week has worked out great. It actually saves us time because making 5 lunches at once only takes a few seconds more than making only one.
My favorite part of lunch this week? The Nuts and Bolts.
My father-in-law George just turned 50 on sunday (August 3rd). It's kind of a big deal. To celebrate the occasion my mother-in-law and the rest of the family had been planning a surprise birthday party for months. To add to the fun George Jr flew in, unknown to George Sr, from Portland Oregon and stepped out from behind everyone just as dad thought he'd said hello to everyone. You can just see the rush of emotion in his face as the realization hits him that his son is here.
As plans do, everything to keep George out of the house fell through so Rachel and I made a last minute ditch effort to fix it. We managed to get him out of the house for a few hours by bribing him with lunch and a movie (Dark Knight).
Municipal Failure
A few weeks ago I took my Father to lunch at Donnelly's. We had some great food and beer and shared a few laughs. When we got back out to the parking lot we discovered that someone had hit Rachel's car and had done a decent amount of damage. Nothing left for us to identify the perpetrator but the scrapes and dents.
A phone call to the police later and we had information on a good lead. Apparently the parking lot for Donnelly's is monitored by a fancy new $25k security system at Fairport Electric. Sweet. Only problem is nobody working that day had access to the system (or more likely knew how to work it). Good thing is it's all digital and its kept for an undetermined amount of time. The police officer takes our information and tells us he'll call when he gets a copy of the video.
A few days ago we got the phone call. Wouldn't you know it, that fancy new $25k security system? Well the one video camera trained on the parking lot was broken that day. Fantastic. (Edit: more than likely, the perp? a cop or other municipal worker and the camera was fine)
I just wish people took some responsibility for their actions.
Chase Cafe
Today while debating where to go for lunch my good friend Randy T mentioned a place I had never been before. The Chase Cafe. Its on the 2nd floor of the Chase building (pictured) in downtown Rochester. It reminds me of a smaller version of the Bausch & Lomb Cafe. A very nice thing about it was that it was quiet. It was completely out of the way, not very well advertised and practically hidden. Because of all of that, while the eating area was relatively large, there was only maybe 3 or 4 other groups there. The prices were decent too. I had Some sort of Mexican Tilapia with a side of vegitables and mac & cheese and a chocolate chip cookie all for $5.75. I think the Chase Cafe might become a new regular stop.
We're always trying to figure out where to eat downtown and there's really not that many good places. Some of our usual stops are:
- The Pizza Stop – easily the best pizzaria in Rochester
- Galleria – Chicago style pizza shop which serves wings and subs as well
- The Stock Exchange – bar & gril
- Wild Bar & Grill – chinese buffet
- Dinosaur Barbequeue – A real honky tonk rib joint
- Grill and Greens – wraps, salads and other sandwhiches (great chicken tenders)
- Bausch & Lomb Cafe -lots of different food stations
- Subway – sub shop
If anyone has any other ideas please let us know. We're always looking for some new ones.


text:
"Our neighborhoods are being torn apart by skyrocketing rents and terrorized by police brutality. Low-to-middle income New Yorkers are being priced out or displaced by gentrification while our city is being made over into a playground for the super rich. We say NO MORE!"
When I started Elevtr Trax, (originally called Elevator9) New York was a jungle filled with complex local culture, generations of unspoken community collaborations, and a vibrancy of small mom and pop businesses. But after 9/11 the impending financial collapse in America was only made possible by a deregulated Wall St, a Walmart outsource economy, a hyper-militarization of local police, and union busting, that was championed overtly by Republicans and covertly by plutocrat Democrats equally. As money poured into politics, I watched Democrats sell us out, citing a fake philosophy of political comprise to right wing policies as a "virtue," to cover their complicity in the fleecing of the middle class. According to Jeremiah Moss, a long-time and outspoken gentrification activist/documentarian, power plays like 1970's housing commissioner Roger Starr's influential notion of "planned shrinkage" and city policies that intentionally deprived poor communities of firefighting services were nothing compared to what was yet to come.
Be that as it may, it's the poor that have felt the the financial and militarization of our country the hardest. Realestate started buying up blocks in New York where they never had interest, after all, the city wasn't stopping them, Bloomberg welcomed their greed, entire local generational retailers were forced out, their kids were forced out. This lead to a massive transformation of New York, as a once largely low to middle class and/or immigrant haven to what it is today, a disgustingly overpriced vanilla luxury city that seeks to protect the upper class while criminalize the poor.
"De Blasio's approach to development may not be turning out to be as different as many hoped it might be from that of the Bloomberg Administration. As of August 2014, a 116-page housing report by the new administration commits to building 200,000 afford- able housing units over ten years, but still emphasizes the primary role of government as facilitating private, market-driven development through public-private partnerships.2 The report endorses a continuation of the Bloomberg building boom, the idea being that, as the city increases its housing supply, rents will natu- rally come down because there will be more to go around for all. Tom Angotti points out, however, that over the past two decades, this trickle-down theory has failed: rents in the city have actually grown dra- matically despite an increase in the total housing sup- ply, while 250,000 units of rental housing have been deregulated."
Like longtime tenants from Bed-Stuy to Harlem, African-Americans and West Indians who have made their homes for generations in Brooklyn neighborhood are scattering, as well as Latino communities muscled out by surging rents and, tenant advocates say. Landlords harass tenants, withhold repairs, or use evictions to make room for higher-income renters largely with impunity because the system and policing favor affluence and white communities.
Some move in with relatives. Some scrabble for a foothold in one of the city's remaining cheap areas. And some give up on New York altogether.
This is prime example of what New York is suffering from, unregulated housing markets that want white and/or wealthy people to pay $3,000 a month in Brooklyn for a slice of the marketed version of a dream that is fading with all the people that gave birth to it. But make no mistake, New York is suffering from the betrayal of Democratic leadership including Bill de Blasio, Andrew Cuomo, and the entire IDC deflectors who side with right-wing racist policies, while tossing New Yorkers crumbs.
It's no longer enough to be an artist here and do nothing about this and I refuse to cover bands or businesses that are part of the problem. I usually find i'm the only native New Yorker in a room at any given time, that's why I'm endorsing the September 9th Brooklyn March against Gentrification, Racism & Police Violence and asking you join me in taking back our city.
I'm going to lend my voice, time, money, and put my feet on the ground to march with the people of this city. The real people of this city who still manage to get by with everything going against them. I'm going to raise my arms to lift my city with anyone who's willing to do the same, it's our city, and we need to put pressure with the weight of everything we've got to make it a habitable place once again for everyone. Are you with us?
Who's Turning Out For New York?
The 441 Brooklyn Avenue Tenants Association
The 486 Brooklyn Avenue Tenants Association
ACT-UP Boston
The Artist Studio Affordability Project*
Bangla4Justice – Justice Translators
The Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)
BlackLivesMatter – NYC Chapter The Brooklyn Community Bail Fund
Brooklyn Laundry Social Club
Brooklyn Treasures Uncovered
The Bronx is Not for Sale
Busk NY
The Coalition to End Broken Windows
The Co-Editors and Contributors of Zoned Out! Race, Displacement, and City Planning in New York City
The CUNY Adjunct Project
Donkeysaddle Projects
Elevtr Trax
El Grito de Sunset Park *
Errol's Bakery and Catering
Equality for Flatbush*
Fight Back BayRidge
FUREE (Families United for Racial and Economic Equality)*
The Grand Putnam Tenants Association
Harriet's Apothecary
Imani House, Inc
Mi Casa No Es Su Casa: Illumination Against Gentrification*
Movement for Justice in El Barrio
Movement to Protect the People (MTOPP)*
My Brooklyn, LLC, The Producer of the "My Brooklyn" Documentary
New York City Students for Justice in Palestine
NYCORE (NY Collective of Radical Educators)
NYC Stands with Standing Rock
New York Council for Housing Development
The People's Power Assembly – NYC
The Philadelphia Tenants Union
Picture The Homeless
Queens Anti-Gentrification Project
Queens is NOT for Sale
Queens Neighborhoods United
Queer Detainee Empowerment Project (QDEP)
Radix Media
Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping
Ridgewood Tenants Union
Safe Outside the System Collective of the Audre Lorde Project*
The Social Justice Social Practice Collective, Pratt Institute
Southwest Brooklyn Tenant Union*
Third Root Community Health Center*
Troll Hole NYC
URIP (The Undoing Racism Internship Project)
Workers World Party
Why Accountability
To have your community group, anti-police brutality group or family, place of worship, small business, tenant organization, etc. endorse the Brooklyn-wide Day of Action against Racism, Gentrification & Police Brutality
Contact : email@example.com
or call/text (646) 820 -6039


text:
Many times people feel there are many projects or renovations that they need to do to their home in order to get it ready to sell. Unfortunately, sometimes the projects they invest in do not pay off. Here is an article about a few of the home renovation projects that do not pay off: http://www.investopedia.com/slide-show/home-renovations#axzz1a1ukpRkh
I love helping a seller decide which projects DO make sense for them to invest in and the ways in which they can get the most return on their money with today's real estate market. If you would like a free consultation at your home, evaluating your project options, Contact Me.


text:
Some lucky readers will win The Villainess on Blu-ray!
This time around we are making it very easy to enter. Simply like us on Facebook and comment on this giveaway post. Winners will be messaged. Contest ends November 21st. US addresses only.
Honed from childhood into a merciless killing machine by a criminal organization, assassin Sook-hee is recruited as a sleeper agent with the promise of freedom after ten years of service – and she jumps at the chance for a normal life. But soon enough, secrets from her past destroy everything she's worked for, and now nobody can stand in her way as she embarks on a roaring rampage of revenge.
Country of Origin: South Korea


text:
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
CQI N2G block, AND NICE SURPRISE
I recently joined CQI, (Crazy Quilting International), and am joining in the N2G (New to Group) swap. I finished piecing my block today. It is going to be a garden block. I don't know how it got so dark, these are not colors I normally use. It just seemed to have a mind of its own.
I was recently in the Winter Quilt Swap, and mailed off my quilt to Lea in Japan. She was really happy to get my quilt, and yesterday I received a "Thank you goodie package" in the mail:
A Japanese crazy quilting book that has beautiful pictures
and 4 pieces of beautiful fabric.
The little primitive cat card was so cute. I think when my granddaughter Kyleigh sees this she will want to paint it!
Thank you so much Lea, you really made my day!
3 comments:
- Lea said...
Oh, Karrin, Another beautiful block....very rich colors. I never made a crazy quilt before So, I start noticing and studying how to construct crazy quilts from yours. It's fun and very interesting:-)
It's so nice of you to post my presents. Thank you! :-)
- Allison Ann Aller said...
I love this garden crazy quilt block! Very rich it is, a fertile ground for your embellishments.
...Thanks for swinging by my blog and leaving your comment. The sea air at Point Bonita was indeed bracing...and full of rain!
;-) Allie
- Louisiana Momma said...
now that is one super cool book - I sure would like to flip thru it's pages!!! Love the CQ block too.. reading your blog I realize we are on Fours Season's and the RR together.. we are probably even in some of the same CQ groups :-) Your work is beautiful by the wy :-)


text:
BEACHWOOD, Ohio (AP) Zack Sucher topped the DAP Championship leaderboard at 7 under Friday when second-round play was suspended because of darkness in the Web.com Tour Finals opener.
Sucher bogeyed the par-5 16th hole and was playing the par-3 17th at Canterbury when play was stopped. The 29-year-old former UAB player, 38th on the Web.com Tour money list, finished the rain-delayed first round with a 65 on Friday morning.
Bryson DeChambeau was a stroke back along with Stuart Appleby, Rory Sabbatini, Whee Kim, Scott Harrington and Cameron Percy.
DeChambeau, the 22-year-old former SMU player who swept the 2015 NCAA and U.S. Amateur titles, finished off a 70 in fading light. He birdied his seventh hole to reach 9 under, then bogeyed three of the next four holes. Percy shot 66, Sabbatini, Kim and Harrington 67, and Appleby 68. John Peterson was 5 under with five holes to play. Henrik Norlander (65) and Will MacKenzie (67) also were 5 under.


text:
Entries are accepted from 1 June 2019 to 16 September 2019 at 11:59pm (AEST).
We believe photography is a powerful medium that can bring about real change. It plays an integral role in bringing people together and is about being part of a bigger social movement. Australian Photography Awards (APA) promotes social understanding and diversity through a celebration of the great photography this country has to offer.
These Awards are open to anyone. Enthusiasts. Professionals. We celebrate diversity. Entrants must live in Australia or be Australian citizens living overseas; the subject matter doesn't have to be Australian.
There are seven categories to enter. Secondary and or tertiary students automatically go in the running for the student category prize after submitting an entry into any of the other seven categories. All entrants can go in the running for the Peoples Choice Award by sharing their submission on Facebook.
Across all seven categories we are looking for original, thought provoking imagery. We love imagery that excels at storytelling and allows us to see photography in a new light. As photography develops so do new ways to produce work. As long as the images are photography based, we welcome forms of post production executed at a high standard.
We accept imagery that have been entered into other competitions although entries that have been submitted into Australian Photography Awards in previous years will not be considered for judging. APA does not have a time limit allocation as to when the images were taken.
Every entry has the chance to win within their chosen category. See our categories and prizes here. There is no limit on image entries. Simply select a category and upload your image/s. You can also enter the same image in multiple categories.
In 2019 we have a huge prize pool of cash and Fujifilm cameras as well as the opportunity to be recognised as one of Australia's finest image makers.


text:
GetEtched.com The Leader in Distinctive Customized Products
Get Etched teams up with Fisher Center(October 6, 2005)
As our 10th anniversary year concludes, we look toward the future with a renewed hope. There have been so many promising new findings in Alzheimer's research that a comprehensive push is needed to yield final results in the war against the plague of Alzheimer's disease. To that end, we are proud to announce the launch of the Preserving Your Memory campaign. Our goal is to raise $100,000,000 for research into the cause, care and cure of the disease over the next 5 years, and with your help, perhaps even sooner.
The Preserving Your Memory campaign is designed to enable our international scientific team, headquartered at the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Disease Research Laboratory at The Rockefeller University, directed by Nobel prize winner Dr. Paul Greengard, to expand their research. From what they've already established, there are areas of neurological research that show great promise in yielding effective treatments and preventative measures for Alzheimer's. This is a golden opportunity to join us in our crusade to destroy this devastating disease. Your gift will make a difference.
Featured Products
8.5" x 11" Heavy Granite Plaque with Wrought Iron Display Stand
Click Here for More Details
5" x 7" Heavy Granite Plaque with Wood Display Stand
Click Here for More Details
4" x 4" Granite Coaster Set (4 pieces) with Padding for Any Surface
Click Here for More Details


text:
Free chat with trannies: He shot cum into the air in a short burst after another. Jason felt explosive fight another ejaculation without pleasure.
free chat with trannies images and movs
Not knowing what to expect, since it is directed to the controller as a remote change the TV channels. Rebecca gritted her teeth in a grim smile.
free chat with trannies
And watch the fireworks as he celebrates his birthday. " "Press' continued Steam. how to make love to a transexual Now his heart sank as Amanda released clips on his penis.
Jason thought it was a particularly difficult test was finished. free tranny photo galleries She picked up the controller and gave it to Rebecca.
"I think it's only fair that Jason should celebrate too." Appreciate the possibility of Jason, built in electronics. trannycum.com . Amanda realized that her two new business partners did not fully
Lady Mowbray As a member of Jason to room temperature, shemail porn sex he tried to relax. AUSTRALIAN HOLIDAY Chapter 27.
free shemale picture gallery Copyright © 1998 OZAM Enterprises. You must be an adult to read it. This work of fiction is only for adult entertainment.


text:
Tenzorum Project is an ambitious initiative that is focused on developing a better way for users to interface with blockchain technologies. It is creating a decentralized, self-sovereign key management protocol that will open doors to millions of new users to join the crypto world.
The project was one of the five chosen to present at Consensus Proof of Work to more than 6000 blockchain investors, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts in New York this week, and we had a chance to speak to Moritz Neto, Tenzorum Project co-founder, to learn more about how Tenzorum aims to change the Crypto Space.
What does Tenzorum do?
Tenzorum is a key management protocol for the decentralized web. We are fundamentally developing the infrastructure to allow every user to manage their keys and interact with decentralized applications across multiple chains.
The core element of the user-experiences on the Blockchain world are keys. We have this paradigm shift of what "user account" means, and what access represents in practical terms. On the web 2.0 [common web] user profiles are managed by username and password stored by a centralized entity in a centralized database, and this is the set of data that allows you to access applications, documents, services, accounts, etc. On the web 3.0 [Blockchain products] this concept became much more abstract, the whole network is designed around keys.
Keys are randomly generated hashes. These keys are the elements that give you access to applications, rights, benefits, ownership, financial services, identity and money in itself. And guess what, if you lose access to the key which is consists of 64 randomly generated characters, all your data, money, and access is lost forever.
So we have a tradeoff between a world where everything is controlled by centralized entities that you have to trust will not sell, prostitute or use your data in any malicious way but provide usability, and a world where users are self-sovereign and are the actual owners of their data but fundamental usability is yet to be created. Risks are too high for the general public in the second environment, and there is an immense technological barrier to be crossed. Furthermore, integration is virtually nonexistent, and solutions are scarily fragmented.
Tenzorum's mission is to change that by creating an unstoppable platform that supports a user-friendly, self-sovereign ecosystem of Blockchain Products and Services through secure and accessible key management protocols.
How did Tenzorum come about and why is it so important?
At first, we had the Bitcoin experiment, showing to the world that it is, in fact, possible to have a decentralized peer-to-peer currency, that is transparent and immutable and without a central issuance authority.
Then Ethereum came, offering Decentralized Peer-to-Peer computing and a smart contracts platform, creating a general purpose machine to develop decentralized applications where the code is law. Ethereum created a whole ecosystem of projects, dapps, and services inspired by the philosophical idea of having a mechanism that can cut the middleman off in the internet communication and business models and liberate users from the centralized web infrastructure.
But not all the pieces are in place yet. In fact, most dapps are using centralized solutions to manage user's keys. Which fundamentally contradicts the whole purpose of decentralization in its core element, the access.
If we don't work now on creating a user-friendly self-sovereign and decentralized alternative to give people access to decentralized applications the future of Blockchain solutions will be jeopardized by centralization maximalists that will become the giant Blockchain tech behemoth that will once again control the access modes to digital services in a similar way the dotcom era.
There is an eager need in the ecosystem for a decentralized, self-sovereign and unstoppable access control protocol, and that is the opportunity Tenzorum Project is leveraging to succeed.
What are Tenzorum's fundamental elements and where does usability come in?
To execute on Tenzorum's vision and create a decentralized web, accessible to everyone, we are working on a few main core elements: Self-sovereign access control, login abstraction, and facilitation and social recovery mechanism.
Fundamentally Tenzorum will be powered by TSNN – Tenzorum Service Nodes Network.
TSNN is the unstoppable machine that runs a protocol independently of any central service provider and provides the essential business logic associated with key management protocols and tasks.
TSNN will be the independent inter-ledger network optimized to usability and dedicated to executing key verification tasks, with its own network incentives issuance based broadly speaking on nodes contribution to verification tasks.
This is how we are going to secure self-sovereignty to everyone integrating with Tenzorum protocols.
To facilitate login abstraction, we are focusing on several user layer experiments, developing a decentralized key manager and general modules for access and recovery integrations to provide a multi-ledger browsing experience.
To create the social recovery mechanism, we are researching and experimenting using concepts like the Web-of-trust [crypto version of friends list, where users verify each other through PGP signing]. Secret Sharing algorithms and a robust mechanism design will incentivize all stakeholders in the network to achieve the desired goals.
Everything is being designed from the ground up to provide an extremely friendly and seamless experience to users.
What role will the project play in the crypto ecosystem?
We will empower existing and future decentralized applications by integrating the Tenzorum Protocol to provide all the benefits of decentralized access control to a massive user-base while delivering our own end-user key management solutions to the crypto community.
Who else is behind the Tenzorum Project?
Tenzorum is an open-source community composed by Blockchain entrepreneurs, researchers, cypher-punks, and crypto enthusiasts. We already have more than 30 collaborators around the world including decentralized network architecture PhDs in South America, a Laboratory of Mechanism Design and Game Theory in India, Social Technologies in Lithuania, Cybersecurity experts in the U.S. and the core development team in Australia and APAC. The community is collaboratively bootstrapping an ecosystem here; it's a twofold effort: Fundamental tech and grassroots community. This is what Tenzorum Project is about.
My cofounder Daniel Bar is an emerging tech researcher with a background in quantum computing and Nanotechnology. A few years ago he started the bitfwd community, an open community of Blockchain Technology entrepreneurs in Australia. Daniel and I were working in the same co-working space in UNSW's Michael Crouch Innovation Center. When I met Daniel, I became 'crypto-enlightened' and joined the bitfwd community immediately. Since then, we made the bitfwd community a globally inclusive platform that engages with leading projects in the crypto space. By working full time with Blockchain and developing Blockchain solutions for the whole community, we were able to identify what the critical points that have to be solved are if we want true self-sovereign accessibility to the decentralized web.
Tenzorum is still a hidden gem in the noisy crypto space, but you guys are preparing a Token sale, how has that been?
It has been overwhelming. It's fantastic to see that people resonate with the Tenzorum mission and comprehend the problem we are trying to solve. We haven't made a single investment in marketing yet and still; our presale form has already more than 10.000 ETH in committed funds for our Token Sale.
Priority access to token allocation will be given to early signups and existing community members as we would preferably like to include those who genuinely care about building the decentralized future together. Exact dates and further details about the Tenzorum token distribution plan will be announced at a later time.
Right now regarding the Token sale, our work has mostly been about choosing the most strategic partners, early contributors, and investors to support the project, it's growth and development. We are putting thought to choose the right investors and partners to work with, and we are aligning our long-term objectives towards success in all verticals and true decentralization ideals.
Recently, your project was one of the five selected as a finalist of the Consensus Proof of Work Competition. Tell us about that.
Yes! That was amazing, to be honest. Former projects in the PoW competition are 0x, and Colony. So it gives us a lot of confidence about the importance of Tenzorum to the crypto ecosystem and the relevance of the solution we are creating.
So, What is next for Tenzorum?
We will execute and complete our token sale during the next months to support all the research and development going towards making decentralized technologies truly accessible to everyone.
We are looking for early contributors to join and early adopters that resonate with the Tenzorum mission and understand the importance of key management for the Blockchain world. Strategic partners and further leading projects that intend to integrate Tenzorum protocol into their development ecosystem.
To find out more about Tenzorum and read the published LIGHTPAPER visit: tenzorum.org.
To get in touch with the founders and the community: t.me/tenzorum
Disclaimer: This article should not be used as investment or financial trading advice. Please conduct careful due diligence before investing in any digital asset.


text:
Some Good Info For The D.I.Y. Artists and Grinding Producers.
Revolution Slider Error: Slider with alias goodtree not found.
Maybe you mean: 'main slider'
Maybe you mean: 'main slider'
These days it's not enough to just have a SoundCloud link or a YouTube video. You need to have a plethora of social networks and places that show cases your music.


text:
I feel like having a special needs child is almost like a hobby that you didn't ask for. You have to learn all about it. It can engulf entire days. It permeates your life – your whole life. You have to get good at it – sort of a sink or swim mentality. I remember when we first began to suspect that our son was different. He was about 2 and a half. We started calling around to different doctors and no one would even really talk to us about it saying that they thought he was too young to even look at about having a disorder. (Now the theory is that ASD can be diagnosed at or around 18 months.) We knew though. We knew there was something not right. We would ask other people and family and everyone would tell us not to worry that he was just "fine". I hate that word by the way. "Fine". There is nothing more generic than "fine". Ugh. Anyway. And he got older and we had a second child who was so different and was checking off those milestones like it was a to-do list. At some point during M's third year, I remember having one of my lowest points as a parent. I'm not proud of it, but I try to keep it at the front of my mind to remind myself that I did get past that point and moved on. WAY on. Time changes people, situations, and time heals. I remember being so very overwhelmed by M and thinking, "we just can't have a child like this, this just can't be his personality. Is he really like this? Is this permanent?". Well, that was 5 years ago and I can tell you, it is permanent. He IS really like that. That really IS his personality. It really IS ok. It doesn't look "average" or "normal". We do attract stares and I'm sure we inspire a lot of conversations. Hopefully the good kind of conversations about how to interact with children who may have special needs, but who knows. I really did survive, and possibly have even come out a better person on the other side. M has taught me literally how to expand my heart. How to expand my love for my children. Now I just take it literally a day at the time. We have great days and well, days where we just go to bed and try it again the next morning. I have learned so much. SO much more than I ever wanted to know about autism. I have learned to trust my gut as a parent to M and that I know what he can do (when to push him) and what he may need help with (when to take it slow). My skin has gotten a lot thicker. I was at Target last week and M was with me. He was tired. He'd had a long day and we just had to pick up a few things before going home. I was shopping and at one point he just laid down on the floor. He wasn't in the way. He wasn't even making a noise. He was just tired. He's 8 and tall so he doesn't really fit in the shopping cart anymore, otherwise I would have put him in there. (Until recently, I did that.) Whenever I would start to move the cart he would get up and we'd go on to the next aisle or spot I needed to look and he would sit or lay back down on the floor. This continued on and eventually I saw this woman just gaping at us from the end of the aisle. Hey, that's ok with me. His behavior was the best that he could do at that moment and I don't walk around expaining my familial medical history to everyone I encounter. I glanced at her and M and I kept going with our shopping. I almost immediately forgot about the encounter by the time I got to the car and then I thought, "hey! About 2 more crazy looks like that from people in public and I'm not even going to notice anymore!!" I was so proud of myself. Heck I was proud of M. Not sure if you've ever seen an autistic meltdown in public, but they're not fun and that could have happened. It didn't. He held himself together and I tell you that's not nothing. If Jane Q. Public has enough spare time in her day to spend staring at people in stores giving them the evil eye, that's her business. I don't have enough spare time to worry about that. Staring at my child is not going to cure his autism just in case you are wondering. (I think that might be a bumper sticker). Do I still worry about M and what the future will bring? Of course. Daily. I've also seen how far he's come though and we have a long way to go. I read a lot. I do a lot of trial and error. I apologize a lot. Its my hobby I didn't ask for. We'll figure it out as we go along.
*Staring doesn't help. An understanding smile might. Be nice.


text:
After 17 days with Albi and Bjoern from Germany who caught 46 Blue Marlin during their trip we now fish with our friends Fita, Manolo and Tito from the Canary Islands. Again we are in San Nicolau, day 1 was slow or us with 0 for 3 but today we went 5 for 8 !
More coming soon!
Capt. Matthias Henningsen
sábado, 7 de mayo de 2011
Cape Verde 06.05.11
Publicado por Matthias Henningsen en 13:08
Suscribirse a: Enviar comentarios (Atom)


text:
Let us enable make sure that you will be in no way in the dark by putting in an outstanding total-house standby generator that manages your own home's unexpected emergency power needs using a very low-Value and customizable system.
Answers to common Generator Installation queries. What exactly are the leading will cause of electricity outages in North The usa? The top reason behind dropped power is strong storms, chargeable for 47% of ability outages.
Labor: While the majority of people select to setup the moveable generator by themselves, you can use a specialist electrician for $65-$85 for each hour, for just one to two hours.
Our Web-site uses cookies in order that we are able to provide you with the most effective user experience. To read more details on the cookies we use, see our privacy plan. Remaining Utility Part
For reference, that is among the decibel amounts of a mean conversation (60 dB) plus the background sound inside of a restaurant (70 dB). The sound stage really should be a Main thought When picking a device to include in or by your home.
Briggs & Stratton is manufacturer you may have confidence in with improved reliability, toughness and performance to fulfill your needs throughout an influence outage. Their generators electricity basic needs together with lights and refrigerators and bigger appliances.
Briggs & Stratton computerized dwelling generators are completely set up and linked to your own home's pure gas line or liquid propane gas source. Backup electricity automatically commences when the power goes out by having an computerized transfer switch.
We're conserving ability where by doable because, for budgetary constraints, we decided to Have got a 20kW air-cooled generator installed. The 20kW generator coupled by using a two hundred-Amp Automated Transfer Change is often linked to all property circuits mounted over a 200-Amp Load Middle, making it a "complete property generator" for properties 2500 sq. feet and fewer.
As soon as their jobs are finished, the members log in to their accounts and entire a brief Price survey.
You will indemnify and keep us harmless for almost any claim you've with regards to their explanation our sharing this information and facts, as you have got asked for and approved. Your authorization and arrangement is signified by your clicking the box accepting these terms and pressing the acceptance post button.
Despite the cost, quite a few homeowners are noticing that investing in a single is usually a required phase to be sure their household's security.
Allow's say you are looking for a funds-friendly installation of the "partial household generator." You've got a couple of breaker panels, fuel warmth and scorching drinking water, and you've recognized the subsequent electrical circuits as "critical" whilst functioning below generator ability: kitchen area receptacles and lights (together with fridge/freezer)
Most manufacturers involve strategies to load-lose the non-important masses, for instance a next air conditioner or hot-drinking water heater. Although the upstairs lights and receptacles are still "scorching", these circuits will not likely take in power in the generator Unless of course a light is turned "on" or an equipment is operated from the receptacle.
Price tag to install a transportable generator may differ drastically by area (as well as by zip code). Get free estimates from electricians with your metropolis. Get Community Price tag
How generator installation prices can Save You Time, Stress, and Money.
Let us enable make sure that you will be in no way in the dark by putting in an outstanding total-house standby generator that manages your own home's unexpected emergency power needs using a very low-Value and customizable system.


text:
A good way to speed up the process of finding an effective antidepressant would be to learn sooner whether a particular drug was going to work.
One experimental approach is the use of noninvasive tests to examine brain function in people who have recently started taking an antidepressant. The brain's response might predict whether the person would ultimately benefit from the drug.
Another approach under study is testing people for genetic variations that affect whether they respond to a particular drug.
Dr. Brian P. Brennan, a clinical researcher at Harvard University's McLean Hospital's Biological Psychiatry Laboratory, said that he and other researchers are experimenting with the use of neuroimaging tests (such as functional MRI, magnetic resonance spectroscopy and positron emission tomography) and electrophysiologic studies to examine brain function in people who have recently started taking an antidepressant.
Changes in the brain's prefrontal or cingulate regions might predict whether the person would ultimately respond to the drug. But Brennan said that the only way to achieve real advances in the medical treatment of depression is for companies to move beyond developing more "me-too" drugs and start creating new classes of drugs that go beyond targeting neurotransmitters such as serotonin and norepinephrine.
"A huge number of people don't respond to the drugs we have," he said. "There must be a biological abnormality in some people with depression that we're not even touching yet."
-- Devon Schuyler


text:
A new article in the journal of neurology suggests that cocoa drinking may help those older people with some impairment of memory and brain function to actually improve the function.
This is a very small study so these have to be confirmed. However this is again studies that show natural products may improve brain function there is still a lot to learn of using nutrition to help people live longer and smarter
Neurovascular coupling, cerebral white matter integrity, and response to cocoa in older people
Objective: To investigate the relationship between neurovascular coupling and cognitive function in elderly individuals with vascular risk factors and to determine whether neurovascular coupling could be modified by cocoa consumption.
Methods: Sixty older people (aged 72.9 ± 5.4 years) were studied in a parallel-arm, double-blind clinical trial of neurovascular coupling and cognition in response to 24 hours and 30 days of cocoa consumption. Cognitive measures included Mini-Mental State Examination and Trail Making Test A and B. Neurovascular coupling was measured from the beat-to-beat blood flow velocity responses in the middle cerebral arteries to the N-Back Task. In a subset of MRI-eligible participants, cerebral white matter structural integrity was also measured.
Results: Neurovascular coupling was associated with Trails B scores (p = 0.002) and performance on the 2-Back Task. Higher neurovascular coupling was also associated with significantly higher fractional anisotropy in cerebral white matter hyperintensities (p = 0.02). Finally, 30 days of cocoa consumption was associated with increased neurovascular coupling (5.6% ± 7.2% vs −2.4% ± 4.8%; p = 0.001) and improved Trails B times (116 ± 78 seconds vs 167 ± 110 seconds; p = 0.007) in those with impaired neurovascular coupling at baseline.
Conclusion: There is a strong correlation between neurovascular coupling and cognitive function, and both can be improved by regular cocoa consumption in individuals with baseline impairments. Better neurovascular coupling is also associated with greater white matter structural integrity.


text:
A beautiful and epic piano soundtrack designed to progress and inspire. The use of rich staccato strings and deep cello arrangements combined with the elegant piano will capture that uplifting moment required for any videos, slide shows, corporate and social events as well as commercials, television spots and more.
Important: This package contains 2 versions:
- Uplifting 2:38 @ (0:00 to 2:10 in preview)
- Uplifting (short) 1:24 @ (2:10 to 3:35 in preview)


text:
My personal Tile as well as Grout Is actually Unclean, Particularly the actual GROUT! So what can I actually do Quick,
My personal Tile as well as Grout is actually Unclean… particularly the actual GROUT! "What can one do" is usually the regular query whenever Expert Tile as well as Grout Cleansing Support is actually very first known as. Home support undoubtedly is actually exactly what the majority of owner/operators focus on due to the fact all of us such as individuals, they're the main one at work (not a good employee) as well as individual satisfaction. The primary objective would be to possess flooring cleaned out as well as covered within the very best as well as effective method through set up in order to break down in order to eventually provide tile as well as "grout" to 100% associated with it is unique colour. This really is carried out via higher driven equipment (truck mount) specifically created chemical substances (designed with regard to difficult areas only) as well as tools/attachments to be able to procedure vapor as well as suction in order to properly take away the "funk" from the flooring to achieve because near as you possibly can outcomes to the initial colours associated with not just the actual tile, however most of all the actual grout to it is unique situation. Once the real support starts, many people who actually view through at the rear of are merely astonished using the outcomes, as well as vow in order to phone yearly for that support. Individuals frequently request "how frequently as long as they possess their own tile as well as grout cleaned" as well as generally solution yearly.
The key reason with regard to yearly support is a result of the standard visitors occurring through loved ones, domestic pets, party's, incorrect chemical substances, illness, illness, and much more! Indeed flooring ought to be guarded along with sealers, however the correct sealers! Whenever investigation is actually started, you will discover the zillion various kinds of sealers which range from drinking water bottom, solvent dependent, polymer, higher sparkle, reduced sheen, and much more. This really is additionally an issue whenever a tile organization is known as towards the work because on examination the incorrect sealer had been used as well as consequently producing your own ground sticky, greaser, blacker as well as not possible to wash (especially within the grout lines). Like a issue associated with truth, seems like when you attend thoroughly clean, your own really producing the actual flooring dirtier. The sealers work would be to help to make items which strike the actual tile and also the "grout" repel or even bead towards the the surface of the area therefore long term embedding doesn't happen. Sealer is actually mandatory, particularly following a expert tile as well as grout cleansing support. On conclusion, your own right now directed in order to put on socks in your ft whatsoever period inside, avoid uncovered ft, footwear, flip flops, and much more. Buy a microfiber toned cushioned cleaner out of your nearby cleansing shop, as well as avoid utilizing severe chemical substances such as Clorox, vinegar's, as well as every other chemical substances you were utilizing formerly. The majority of flooring may use an answer produced from azure beginning (2 squirts) in to a good eighteen ounce bring about container full of drinking water and also to thoroughly clean within 10'x10′ areas each cleansing, after that rinsing.
You will find additional techniques, and when you are along with 300″ in the road (most home homes) phoning an expert tile as well as grout cleansing support is actually an absolute must have.
Desire a person the actual all the best! Discover a good Owner/Operator, they often consider satisfaction! Lord Bless!


text: 10/5/2017 Dateline: Dragontown Dan & Band are thrilled to have Alice cut a radio ad promoting them and this special concert event on Oct. 14th. The band will hit the stage at the Altered Reality Event Center at 4:15pm as part of the Boos & Brews Haunted House and Brewfest. Meet and greet with the band is available for exclusive purchase right here on the .com! (event ticket not included) Dan shared, "It's a thrill to have Alice mention us in the radio promo (listen to it on 98.1 KKFM). I don't know of any other living legend in the biz who has done this for a tribute act, we work hard to put on a one of a kind show. The first half of the concert is Alice acted out in his 1960's-70's persona, then the second half of the show is an 80's to now version. I've know Alice a long time, and as always, it's an honor, and this band is hot as hell." Your ticket to the event also includes hand crafted local beers, along with a 17,000ft haunt by Hellscream and Sinister Haunted House- the #1 rated scariest haunt in the state! Order yout tickets TODAY at: www.boosandbrewsfest.com


text:
Three years ago Danny surprised me with a date night to go see the Christmas Lights from the air – 2009 Flight . I was very nervous but it was so much fun. He surprised me again this year but this time the girls were going to go with us!! They were really excited and this was Abigail's first time to fly!
Kate excited and ready to go.
The girls beside the plane.
Me and the girls
And of course the family picture – pre-flight.
We took off right at sunset and it was beautiful!!!
Somewhere over Plano or Allen.
Downtown Dallas in the background.
Close up pictures of Downtown Dallas.
I think this one is my favorite. It was the last picture I took as we turned around and headed back to McKinney.
We saw so many houses with pretty lights but it is always fun just to see all the city lights!
The girls did a great job and they had so much fun.
Categories: Uncategorized


text:
Join this Venture
What visitadaminaby.com.au is about
The aims of this website are:
- to promote Adaminaby and Lake Eucumbene region
- to provide information on the region & events for locals, visitors and potential residents
- to provide a community website service, eg to local clubs.
All businesses and organisations within the Lake Eucumbene - Adaminaby area are invited to add their details to the business, accommodation and services listings.
Publicise your event, publish photos after it happens, or add to our general information and history pages about Adaminaby and Lake Eucumbene.
Why should I list my business?
visitadaminaby.com.au gains top rankings when people search on the web for 'Adaminaby' and related keyphrases. The website is fast, easy to navigate and functions on many different browsers and operating systems (a fault with some cheaper websites).
This website is designed for tourists to read easily on their mobile phones: no scrolling blindly around webpages, trying to find information. Fonts are large and clear, so text is easy to read for all site visitors... even on a tiny screen.
Here are some quick statistics for visitadaminaby.com.au for the period 1 - 31 January 2016:
- 1394 unique site visitors
- average 59 unique visitors/day
- average 8 pages per visit - that's big, for such a small website
- accommodation page was viewed 263 times in January: was your business there?
- business listings were viewed 123 times.
Place a link to your own business website on our local community website.
What does it cost?
Listings for events and organisations are free.
Full boxed business listing with photo is $50/year; a basic listing is free.
Once you have submitted a listing, you are responsible to keep it up to date. See our full Terms and Conditions for listings.
I want my business to be listed on this website
I want you to include an organisation or community serviceI want to add an event
We welcome photos, information, more links and ideas for this site
There is lots more to be said about our district - local happenings,
places to go, why we live here, services and businesses. The site needs
plenty of good quality photos.
Email us with your articles or photos.
Bear in mind that we may not be able to publish all material submitted, or we may need to edit it. You can read our editorial policy here.
How the site is managed
visitadaminaby.com.au is an initiative of the Lake Eucumbene Chamber of Commerce (Inc).
Website management is in the hands of a subcommittee appointed by the LECC executive. The website is run under LECC policy guidelines, governing areas such as acceptable content and the maintenance of up to date listings.
A website committee can't be everywhere at once. If you become aware that any information on this site is out of date or inaccurate, please do your neighbours a favour and let us know straight away.
Join LECC
All businesses which purchase an annual boxed website listing are eligible to join the Chamber of Commerce at no extra charge. Have your say and help promote our community and our economy.