text:
Lectures History
April 10, 2014
Dr. Paula T. Hammond
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Electrostatic Nanolayer Delivery Platforms"
VINSE Summer NanoSeminar
March 12, 2014
Inaugural Student Selected Lecture
Dr. Mostafa A. El-Sayed
Georgia Institute of Technology
February 26, 2014
Dr. Nathan Gianneschi
University of California, San Diego
"Enzyme-Responsive Nanoparticles as In Vivo Probes"
January 15, 2014
Dr. Jianjun Cheng
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"Design of Drug and Gene Delivery Nanomedicines through Controlled Chemistry"
December 4, 2013
Dr. Ashutosh Chilkoti
Duke University
"Solving Drug Delivery Problems by Genetically Encoded Peptide Polymers"
November 20, 2013
Dr. Adam J. Rondinone
Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
"New capabilities in helium-ion microscopy for nanofabrication and microanalysis at the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences"
October 30, 2013
Dr. Prabhas V. Moghe
Rutgers University
September 11, 2013
Dr. Arthur J. Nozik
University of Colorado, Boulder and
National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, Colorado
"Multiple Exciton Generation in Quantum Dots, Quantum Dot Arrays, Quantum Dot Solar Cells, and via Molecular Singlet Fission: Application to Next Generation Solar Photon Conversion"
April 24, 2013
Dr. Jennifer West
Biomedical Engineering
Duke University
"Biomimetic Materials to Control and Manipulate Cells"
March 27, 2013
Dr. Pablo Jarillo-Herrero
Department of Physics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"The Versatility of Dirac Electrons in Graphene"
March 6, 2013
Dr. Baratunde Cola
Georgia Institute of Technology
"Heat Transfer and Manufacturing from the Nanoscale Up"
February 13, 2013
George Barbastathis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Nanomanufacturing of Multifunctional Surfaces"
January 23, 2013
Luca Dal Negro
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering & Photonics Center
Boston University
December 12, 2012
Gang Han
University of Massachusetts Medical School
"Beyond Fluorescence: Small and Bright Upconversion Nanoparticles for Biological Imaging"
November 7, 2012
Kenneth L. Knappenberger, Jr.
Florida State University
"Structure-dependent Nanoparticle Plasmonics"
October 24, 2012
Oliver Schmidt, KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research
"Inorganic and hybrid nanomembranes for interdisciplinary research"
October 3, 2012
Richard Robinson
Cornell University
"Chemical Transformations and Structural Engineering of Nanomaterials for Energy Devices"
September 12, 2012
Dr. Cary Y. Yang
Santa Clara University
"High-frequency Characteristics of 1-D Nanostructures"
April 4, 2012
Professor Feng Wang
University of California at Berkeley
"Tunable Optical Properties of Graphene"
March 26, 2012
Professor Mark Biggs
The University of Adelaide
"Molecular Modelling for Better Understanding and Design of Nanosystems"
March 7, 2012
Professor David Tomanek
Michigan State University
"Buckyballs, Nanotubes, Graphene: Nanomaterials for the Future"
February 29, 2012
Professor Younan Xia
Georgia Institute of Technology
"Putting Nanomaterials to Work for Biomedical Research"
January 18, 2012
Professor Thomas Webster
Brown University
"Nanotechnology for Regenerating Tissues: Is It Hype or Reality?"
December 7, 2011
Professor Jie Liu
Duke University
"Growth Mechanism of Well Aligned Semiconducting Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes on Quartz"
November 2, 2011
Professor Rodney Ruoff
University of Texas at Austin
"Graphene-based and Graphene-derived Materials"
October 26, 2011
Professor Philippe Guyot-Sionnest
University of Chicago
"Electron transport in nanocrystal solids and application to infrared photodetection"
September 21, 2011
Professor Xiaohu Gao
University of Washington
"Multifunctional nanoparticles for molecular imaging and therapy"
May 18, 2011
Dr. Matthew Becker
Department of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering; University of Akron
"Using Peptides as Building Blocks for Functional Biomaterials"
March 2, 2011
Dr. Nader Engheta
University of Pennsylvania
"Taming Light and Electrons with Metamaterials"
February 16, 2011
Dr. Niren Murthy
Georgia Institute of Technology
"New materials for drug delivery and molecular imaging"
December 8, 2010
Dr. Partha Sarkar
Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures (AITF)
"Fundamentals and Advanced Applications of Electrophoretic Deposition (EPD)"
November 3, 2010
Professor Terry Alford
Arizona State University
"Zinc-Oxide Based Thin Film Transistors and ZnO/Metal/ZnO Electrodes for Future Flexible Electronics"
October 20, 2010
Dr. Li Shi
University of Texas at Austin
"Thermal Transport and Thermoelectric Energy Conversion in Nanostructured and Complex Materials"
October 6, 2010
Dr. Paul Braun
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
"Self-Assembly of Functional Nanocomposites for Storing, Generating and Harvesting
Photons and Electrons"
September 22, 2010
Dr. Richard Haglund
Vanderbilt University
"Laser Processing of Materials: A Golden Anniversary"
March 31, 2010
Dr. Chris Summers
Georgia Tech
"Application of Atomic Layer Deposition for the Fabrication of Photonic Crystals and Bio-derived Structures"
February 24, 2010
Dr. David Ginger
University of Washington
"Nanostructured Solar Cells: From Light Harvesting with Nanoparticles to Organic Film Morphology"
February 10, 2010
Dr. Paul McEuen
Cornell University
"Nano carbon: from solar cells to atomic drums"
January 20, 2010
Dr. Mauro Ferrari
The University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston
"Cancer Nanotechnologies"
November 18, 2009
Dr. David Cahill
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
"Extremes in Heat Conduction: Pushing the Boundaries of the Thermal Conductivity of Materials"
November 4, 2009
Dr. Tom Picraux
KEYNOTE SPEAKER, 10th Annual NanoDay
Chief Scientist, Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies
Los Alamos National Laboratory
October 7, 2009
Dr. Luke Lee
University of California, Berkeley
"Nano and Biotechnology Convergence for Precision Biology & Personalized Medicine: Satellite Nanoscopes and OASIS"
September 2, 2009
Joint VINSE/Chemical Engineering Seminar
Dr. Zhenan Bao, Stanford
August 21, 2009
MRS Student Chapter Seminar
Dr. Ralph Carruth, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
April 15, 2009
Dr. Rashid Bashir
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
"Interfacing Silicon and Biology at the Micro and Nanoscale: Opportunities and Prospects"
April 1, 2009
Dr. Irving Herman
Columbia University
"Field-Assisted Assembly of Nanomaterials and their Optical, Mechanical and Electrical Properties"
March 11, 2009
Dr. Steve Blair
University of Utah
"Molecular Detection and Nonlinear Optics with Plasmonic Antennas"
February 18, 2009
Dr. Nicholas Kotov
University of Michigan
"Self-Assembled Systems of Nanoparticles: Similarity with Biological Systems and New Chiral Structures"
January 21, 2009
Dr. Kevin Hewitt
Dalhousie University
"Imaging Cancerous Cells Overexpressing EGFR using Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)"
December 3, 2008
Dr. Jacqueline Johnson
The University of Tennessee Space Institute
"Mammography and Implant Coatings"
November 5, 2008
Dr. Mark Ratner
Northwestern University
"Molecular Electronics: Mechanics and Issues"
October 15, 2008
Dr. David Norris
University of Minnesota
"Tailoring the Glow of a Heated Metal: Photonic Crystals and Thermophotovoltaics"
September 24, 2008
Dr. Sanat Kumar
Columbia University
"Modeling the Growth of Surfactant Decorated Nanocrystals"
September 3, 2008
Dr. Torsten Fiebig
Boston College
"Photonics with Ultrafast Laser Pulses - from DNA to Semiconductor Nanorods"
April 2, 2008
Dr. Teri Odom
Northwestern University
"Multiscale Pattering of Plasmonic Metamaterials"
February 27, 2008
Dr. Costas Grigoropoulos
University of California, Berkeley
"Laser-Assisted Micro/Nanoprocessing and Device Fabrication"
January 9, 2008
Dr. Patrick Malenfant
GE Global Research
"Ordered Nanoscale Structures in High Temperature Ceramics via Block Copolymer Templating"
December 5, 2007
Dr. David Norton
University of Florida
"Nanostructured Oxide Materials: Opportunities in Fundamental Research and Technology"
November 14, 2007
Dr. Pat Stayton
University of Washington
"Smart Biohybrid Materials that Talk and Listen in Nanospace"
October 24, 2007
Dr. Evelyn Hu
University of California
"Building the Nano-Roadmap: Foundations, Milestones, and Destinations"
October 3, 2007
Dr. Clayton Williams
University of Utah
"Addressing Atomic Scale Electronic States with Single Electrons"
September 25, 2007
Dr. Paul Weiss
Pennsylvania State University
"Research on Atomic-scale Measurements and Control in Chemistry, Physics, Electronics, and Biology"
September 19, 2007
Dr. Andrea Ferrari
Cambridge University
"Carbon Nanotechnology"
April 18, 2007
Dr. Tom Crawford
University of South Carolina
"Nanoscale Magnetism - How far can we go?"
March 14, 2007
Dr. Tom Dickinson
Washington State University
"Synergistic mechanisms for material removal from surfaces: combined mechanical and chemical stimuli at the nanometer size scale"
February 28, 2007
Dr. Sharon Glotzer
University of Michigan
"Exploiting Anisotropy for Nanoscale Assembly: The Shapes of Things to Come"
January 24, 2007
Dr. M.G. Finn
The Research Institute of Scripps
"Building Blocks on the Nanochemical Scale: Chemical, Biological, and Evolutionary Engineering of Virus Particles"
December 6, 2006
Dr. Bruce Weisman
Rice University
"Fluorescence of single-walled carbon nanotubes: An application in Physics, Chemistry, and Biomedicine"
November 1, 2006
Dr. Uzi Landman
Georgia Institute of Technology
"Small is Different: Emergent Physics and Chemistry at the Nanoscale"
October 25, 2006
Dr. Philippe Fauchet
University of Rochester
"Nanoscale Silicon: Applications in Optoelectronics and Biosensing"
October 18, 2006
Dr. Michael Arnold
Northwestern University
"Separating single-walled carbon nanotubes by electronic structure via density differentiation"
October 4, 2006
Dr. Richard Martel
Universite de Montreal
"Carbon Nanotubes for Molecular Electroluminescence"
July 18, 2006
Dr. Kevin Tetz
University of California, San Diego
"Plasmonics in the Near-infrared: Spatial, Spectral and Temporal Studies of Surface Plasmon Polaritons"
May 1, 2006
Dr. Kristen Fichthorn
University Park
"Atomic-Scale Simulations in the Nanoscience of Interfaces"
March 1, 2006
Dr. Michael MacKay
Michigan State University
"Nanoscale Phenomena in Polymers Do they Measure Up?"
February 3, 2006
Dr. Byron Pipes
Purdue University
"Van der Waal's Interactions in Carbon Nanotubes"
January 18, 2006
Dr. Patrick Hoffman
Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
"Nanostructuring technologies - physical and chemical aspects"
October 12, 2005
Dr. Stanley Williams
"Defect Tolerant Nanoelectronics"
December 8, 2005
Dr. Toni Taylor
Los Alamos National Laboratory
"Ultra-fast Dynamics in Complex Materials"
December 7, 2005
Dr. Ray Baughman
University of Texas at Dallas
"Draw-State Fabricated Nanotube Yarns and Textiles for Artificial Muscle, Structural, Energy Storage, Energy Harvesting, Display, Field Emission and other Applications"
October 5, 2005
Dr. Frank Zamborini
University of Louisville
"Stynthesis of One-Dimensional Metal Nanostructures Directly on Surfaces"
October 3, 2005
Dr. Padma Gopalan
University of Wisconsin, Madison
"Functional Organic Nano-Materials for Photonics"
September 7, 2005
Dr. William King
Georgia Institute of Technology
"Thermal Processing and Thermal Measurements at Extremely Small Scales"
July 28, 2005
Dr. John Dismukes
The University of Toledo
"Growth and Structure of Conical Carbon NanoFiber"
April 11, 2005
Dr. Arun Majumdar
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
"Thermal and Fluidic Transport in Nanostructured Materials and Devices"
April 6, 2005
Dr. Todd Emrick
University of Massachusetts Amherst
"Nanoparticles and Amphiphilic Grapt Copolymers for Interfacial Assembly and Encapsulation"
May 4, 2005
Dr. Hector Abruna
Cornell University
"Redox and Photoactive Nanometric Building Blocks"
March 23, 2005
Dr. Dimos Poulikakos
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
"Transport phenomena in emerging technologies involving multiscale and multiphase physics: examples from nanoscience and biomedicine"
February 16, 2005
Dr. Matthew Neurock
University of Virginia
"Computational Elucidation and Design of Reactive Nanoscale Systems"
January 31, 2005
Dr. Timothy Cale
Rensselaer Polytechnic University
"Multiscale Modeling: A Grain Focus"
January 13, 2005
Dr. Gang Chen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Nanoscale Heat Transfer and Energy Conversion"
December 2, 2004
Dr. David Citrin
Georgia Institute of Technology
October 6, 2004
Dr. Chai-Ling Chein
Johns Hopkins University
"Spin Torque and Nanorings"
September 1, 2004
Dr. Junichiro Kono
Rice University
"Controlling the Metallicity of Carbon Nanotubes through the Aharonov-Bohm Phase"
April 14, 2004
Dr. Karl Sohlberg
Drexel University
"Complex catalytic materials: insights from first-principles calculations"
March 17, 2004
Dr. Daniel Morse
University of California, Santa Barbara
"Biocatalytic Routes to Structure-Directed Nanofabrication of Siloxanes, Organometallics and Semiconductors"
March 15, 2004
Dr. Richard Crooks
Texas A&M University
"Dendrimer-Encapsulated Nanoparticles: Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications to Catalysis"
February 13, 2004
Dr. Rosalyn Berne
University of Virginia
"In Consideration of Core Beliefs Embedded in the Nanotechnology Quest"
February 4, 2004
Dr. Nicholas Abbott
University of Wisconsin
"Amplification of Bio/Molecular Interactions using Nanostructured Surfaces and Liquid Crystals"
January 21, 2004
Dr. Nicholas Giordano
Purdue University
"Transport Properties of 1D Ferromagnetic Wires"
December 3, 2003
Dr. Steven Nutt
University of Southern California
"Bimodal Nanocrystalline Al-Mg Alloys for High Strength and Enhanced Toughness"
November 5, 2003
Dr. Miguel A. Garcia-Garibay
University of California, Los Angeles
"Molecular Compasses and Gyroscopes: Design, Preparation and Testing"
October 15, 2003
Dr. Stephen Pennycook
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
"Navigating the Nanoworld through Z Contract STEM"
October 7, 2003
Dr. Dan Feldheim
North Carolina State University
"The Interface of Solid-State Chemistry and Molecular Biology: from RNA-Mediated Evolution of Materials to Nanoparticle Electronics"
September 22, 2003
Dr. Deyu Li
University of California, Berkeley
"Phonon and Molecular Transport in Individual Nanowires and Nanotubes"
August 21, 2003
Dr. David Jamieson
University of Melbourne
"Progress towards the construction of a solid state quantum computer in silicon"
September 10, 2003
Dr. Lucas Novotny
University of Rochester
"Optics on the Nanometer Scale"
September 3, 2003
Dr. Sean Washburn
University of North Carolina
"Hands-on Testing of Nanometer Electro-mechanical Machines"
August 27, 2003
Dr. Gari Harris
"The Micro-Nano Transition No SMALL Task"
June 23, 2003
Dr. Max Lagally
University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Nanoscience and Technology on Silicon: Directed Assembly, Strain Engineering, and Materials Integration"
June 10, 2003
Dr. Rodney Ruoff
Northwestern University
"Mechanics of Nanostructures and the Nascent Field of Nanorobotics"
April 16, 2003
Dr. Tobias Hertel
Fritz Haber Instit der MPG, Berlin
"Carbon Nanotubes: Materials for Basic Science and Future Technologies and Biology"
April 9, 2003
Dr. Dan Feldheim
North Carolina State University
"Nanometer-sized Materials and Biology"
March 31, 2003
Dr. Carl Thompson
"Stress and Structure Evolution During Film Formation; Adatoms to Nano-clusters to Films"
March 31, 2003
Dr. William King
Georgia Institute of Technology
"Thermomechanical Formation of Polymer Nanostructures"
March 19, 2003
Dr. Chris Palmstrom
University of Minnesota
"Growth and Characterization of Ferromagnetic Metal/Compound Semiconductor Heterostructures: a Path Towards Spintronics"
March 17, 2003
Dr. Velimir Radmilovic
University of California, Berkeley
"TEM and Calphad Assisted Alloy Design"
February 26, 2003
Dr. Alain Diebold
International SEMATECH
"Metrology and Characterization Requirements and Challenges for the Nano-World of Integrated Circuits"
February 24, 2003
Dr. Keith Gubbins
North Carolina State University
"Molecular Simulation of Confined Nano-Phases: Adsorption, Phase Changes and Chemical Reactions in Nano-Porous Materials"
February 19, 2003
Dr. Josef Michl
University of Colorado
"Artificial Surface-Mounted Molecular Rotors"
January 29, 2003
Dr. Mark Lundstrom
Purdue University
"Nanoscale Transistors: Their physics, technology, and future"
November 20, 2002
Dr. Steven Brueck
University of New Mexico
"There are No Fundamental Limits to Optical Lithography"
October 21, 2002
Dr. Harold Craighead
Cornell University
"Nanofabricated Devices for Cellular and Molecular Analysis"
September 11, 2002
Dr. Peter Cummings
Vanderbilt University
"Theory, Modeling, and Simulation in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology"
May 22, 2002
Dr. Michael Ramsey
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
"Micro- and Nanofabricated Fluidic Devices for the Acquisition of Biochemical Information"
April 24, 2002
Dr. Naomi Halas
Rice University
"Metal Nanoshells: Constructing Optics 'From the Dipole Up'"
March 13, 2002
Dr. Christopher Murray
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
"Preparation and Properties Nanocrystals and Nanocrystal Superlattices: Building with Artificial Atoms"
February 20, 2002
Dr. Charlie Hotz
Quantum Dot Corporation
"Quantum Dot Technology for Biological Applications"
December 5, 2001
Dr. Louis Germinario
Eastman Chemical Company
"Structure-property Relationships of Nanostructured Polymeric Materials"
November 14, 2001
Dr. Michael Simpson
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
"Controlled Synthesis and Directed Assembly for the Realization of Functional Molecular-Scale Devices
October 24, 2001
Dr. Mark Law
University of Florida
"Shallow Junction Technology: Defects in Silicon"
May 3, 2001
Dr. Douglas Lowndes
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
"The Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences: A Partnership with Universities"
April 11, 2001
Dr. Chuck Black
IBM Research
"Nanometer-Scale Self-Assembly for Microelectronics Technologies"
February 21, 2001
Dr. Stefan Zollner
Motorolo SPS
"Optical, Vibrational, and Structural Properties of High-k Transition Metal Oxide"
December 13, 2000
Dr. Martin Green
Bell Laboratories/Lucent Technologies
"Finding Alternate Gate Dielectrics to Replace SiO2 in Integrated Circuit Devices: A Classic Materials Science Case Study"
November 8, 2000
Dr. Elias Greenbaum
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
"Nanoscale Photosynthesis and its Application to Biomolecular Optoelectronic Materials"
April 11, 2000
Dr. Betram Batlogg
Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies
"Materials Research for Communication Technology"


text:
BARRY COUNTY, MI (WTVB) - A Barry County man was killed when a car he was working on in his garage fell on him. Emergency crews were able to free him & efforts were made to try and revive the 57-year-old victim but they were not successful. He was pronounced dead at the home in the 3,900 block of Swift Road near Nashville in Castleton Township about 3 p.m. Monday.
His name was not released.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
LIVONIA, MICH. (Nov. 7, 4 p.m. ET) — Magna International Inc. wants to cast a wider net to draw in new technology ideas. While the auto supplier has existing operations covering everything from injection molding to electronics to full vehicle development, Tom Pilette, vice president of product and process development, said he knows there are far more ideas out there than Aurora, Ontario-based Magna can see.
This report highlights the impact of shale-based natural gas on the North American plastics market and features an in-depth analysis of production trends in the United States during 2013 and a forecast for 2014 and beyond.Learn more
This in-depth report analyzes economic and market trends, legislative/regulatory activity impacting supply and demand, business opportunities and threats, materials pricing, manufacturing technology, as well as growth strategies being implemented by thermoformed packaging companies.Learn more
U.S. demand for extruded plastics is expected to grow by 3 percent in 2014, with PVC remaining the largest segment.
Plastic pipe will post the strongest gains through 2018, continuing to take market share from competing materials in a range of markets.
Our latest market report provides in-depth analysis of current trends and their financial impact on the pipe, profile and tubing extrusion industry in North America.
January 14, 2015 - January 14, 2015Plastics in Automotive
February 4, 2015 - February 6, 2015Plastics News Executive Forum 2015More Events


text:
Shyt List by Reign (T. Styles)
Publisher: The Cartel Publications
Date: 2008-12-28 Format: pdf,rtf,epub,lit,lrf,mobi,fb2,pdb Language: English ISBN10: 0000000000
Reign has stepped on the scene with much force. She has written a novel that i promised will leave you with one word.(WOW) Not only does it touch every emotion, but it also touches every genre of writing from love, to mystery to the ultimate deceptions. I would recommend this as a gift for anyone. If your not an avid reader this is the perfect starter. This is a five star rated book by a firt time novelest who will no doubt ring loud bells in the future. I read alot of books and have read just about something on everything but was not prepared but more than pleasantly surprised. It grabs you from the first page and you don't put it down or get disappointed before the end. Reign has the talents of a seasoned writer.
Download here:
No votes yet


text:
Strawberry Salad with Spinach and Feta
Total Time: 10 min.
Prep Time: 10 min.
Cooking Time: None
Yield: 1 serving
2 tsp. extra-virgin olive oil
1 Tbsp. apple cider vinegar
¾ tsp. dry mustard
½ tsp. poppy seeds
2 cups fresh baby spinach
¾ cup sliced strawberries
1 green onion, finely chopped
¼ tsp. ground black pepper
1 Tbsp. crumbled feta cheese
2 tsp. sliced raw almonds
1. Combine oil, vinegar, mustard, and poppy seeds in a small bowl; whisk to blend. Set aside.
2. Combine spinach, strawberries, and green onion in a large serving bowl; mix well.
3. Drizzle salad with dressing. Season with pepper; toss gently to blend.
4. Top with cheese and almonds.
Nutritional Information (per serving):
P90X/P90X2 Portions (per serving)
Body Beast Portions (per serving)


text:
Search Suggestions
Released on 01 November 2012
Manufacturer: Apple
Write a review
New from £199.99
Also available used from £184.99
Results 1-5 of 5
Sold by:
Used - Good
In stock | Shipping now
Apple iPad Mini 16GB with Wi-Fi - Black and Slate Grade B+ iOS 7, 7.9 inch Screen, A5 Chip, Wireless, Bluetooth 4.0, Facetime HD, Facebook and Twitter Intergration, Brown Boxed
Available Delivery Options
94% Positive Feedback (from 35 ratings)
Free Delivery
185 SuperPoints
Used - Very Good
Apple iPad Mini 16GB Wi-Fi - Black and Slate Grade A- MD528B/A, iOS 7, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, FaceTime HD Camera 1.2MP, iSight Camera 5MP,Video Recording 1080p HD, Dual-core A5 CPU, Brown Boxed
190 SuperPoints
Sold by:
| visit our store
Collectable - Like New
Refurbished iPad with no marks or scratches. Comes boxed with a charger and 6 months warranty.
Available Delivery Options (find out more)
(New PlayTrader)
200 SuperPoints
Sold by:
| visit our store
Pad will be in GOOD condition.
iPad will have been used so there will be light scratches and a few deeper ones.
iPad will have been fully test and all functions and buttons are fully working.Over all iPad in GOOD condition.
No Box Or Wall charger
Standard delivery £4.48
220 SuperPoints
Sold by:
Used - Like New
LIKE NEW!! Comes boxed with manuals. Instant postage!! ***BUY NOW***
98% Positive Feedback (from 129 ratings)
260 SuperPoints
Average rating (0 reviews)
Help our customers make the best choices by telling everyone what you think about this product.
Rakuten's Play.com is an online trading platform which enables third party sellers and buyers to negotiate and complete transactions via its Website. Rakuten's Play.com is neither the buyer nor the seller of any items sold via its Website. Accordingly, Rakuten's Play.com is not a party to the contract for sale between a buyer and seller and is not responsible for fulfilling and delivering orders, handling returns or processing refunds for purchases made.
The relevant seller's terms and conditions apply to delivery, refunds and returns of any items sold via Rakuten's Play.com. If you have specific questions, about a sellers delivery policy, returns policy or the return or refund of an item you should contact the relevant seller directly. You must comply with the seller's return policy in order to be eligible for any possible refund from the seller.
Whilst we have no obligation to mediate or to enforce or execute fulfilment of any contract, we want you to have a safe shopping experience and may intervene in certain circumstances to resolve an issue, in line with our FairPlay Guarantee. Please see our User Agreement for details.
Important Warning:
It is your responsibility to check a seller's delivery and returns policy prior to confirming an order.


text:
Pakistan: Gold, silver prices dip in local market
According to Sindh Sarafa Association, price of 10 g gold fell by Rs 342 reaching the new price of Rs 49,200 while the price of one tola gold has dipped to Rs 57,400.
Gold prices showed a decrease of $20 per ounce in international markets. A silver price has also dipped by Rs10 reaching the new price of Rs1090 per tola.
Related Articles
- Gold futures climbed Wednesday - May 9th, 2013
- Gold price in Hong Kong went up 122 HK dollars per tael on Thursday - May 9th, 2013
- BullionVault's Gold Investor Index climbed to a 16-month high - May 9th, 2013
- Gold to extend gain to $1,504-technicals - April 26th, 2013
- U.S. Mint suspends American Eagle gold bullion coins sales after demand surge - April 25th, 2013
- Is gold's price drop just the beginning? - April 25th, 2013
- Gold's Declining Price Is a Reversion to the Mean - April 25th, 2013
- Gold prices maintained an upward trend for the fourth-straight day to Rs 27,600 per 10 grams - April 25th, 2013
Tags: Gold analysis, Gold future prices, Gold futures, Gold investment, Gold news, Gold price, gold price forecast, Gold prices, Pakistan gold price, price of gold, Spot gold, Spot gold price
Posted by admin on Nov 16 2011. Filed under Gold price. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry


text:
See and share Beautiful Nature Photos and amazing photos of interesting places
"The harder you work, the luckier you get."
Gary Player
Below is the poem entitled Change which was written by poet
Kendrick. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
Read Poems by
Sara Kendrick
So much around me has now passed
From winter into spring
The Purple Iris has shown up
And happiness it brings
The few blossoms left unbitten
Upon the Tulip Tree
Now show dark and light pink color
Still absent is the bee
The Red Bud displays its color.
A lavender great hue
So like peach blossoms_ I 'm now drawn
Just to pick a few__


text:
By mswatcher
via ericlippert.com
Submitted: Feb 22 2013 / 08:04
Bloggers often attempt to tackle this problem by jumping straight into the functional programming usage of the term, and start talking about "bind" and "unit" operations, and higher-order functional programming with higher-order types. Even worse is to go all the way back to the category theory underpinning monads and start talking about "monoids in the category endofunctors" and the like. I want to start from a much more pragmatic, object-oriented, C#-type-system focussed place and move towards the rarefied heights of functional programming as we go.
Tweet SaveShareSend Tags: .net, frameworks, other languages


text:
Chris Smith, Brother of J.R., Joins Knicks
The New York Knicks now have two Smiths on the team, first they re-signd J.R., and according to sources, his brother Chris will also be coming to Manhattan.
Chris tweeted a picture of him signing a contract, but the terms of the deal have not been confirmed. Typically with a new addition, the contract will not be official until the Knicks and the NBA complete the necessary paperwork.
Chris Smith was a point guard for the Louisville Cardinals and played for the Knicks in the Las Vegas Summer League.


text:
Sign up for Yardbarker's daily Top 10 newsletter, the Morning Bark! Customize to get news on your favorite sports and teams.
Found January 29, 2013 on The Outside Corner:
PLAYERS: Alex Rodriguez, Jason Giambi
TEAMS: New York Yankees, Colorado Rockies
TEAMS: New York Yankees, Colorado Rockies
You want a can of worms to be opened? Well, the Yankees are trying to do just that with their attempt to void the remaining five years and $114 million on Alex Rodriguez's contract in the wake of this morning's Biogenesis scandal. The Yankees are looking at numerous issues to see whether or not they'll be able to void the deal, including him breaking the law by purchasing PEDs from Anthony Bosch and his clinic and him receving medical treatment from an outside doctor without the approval of the team. The near-unanimous conclusion is that the Yankees won't be able to void the deal, and even if they could, they wouldn't be able to until after MLB concluded its investigation into Biogenesis. Even if Rodriguez were proven to have bought PEDs or other substances from Bosch and Biogenesis, there is a clause in MLB's drug testing policy that prevents teams from imposing any discipline onto a player (which would include a voided contract) past the discipline tha...
Original Story: http://www.bloguin.com/theoutsidecorn...
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
Major League Baseball reacts to Alex Rodriguez scandal
Alex Rodriguez Could Be Finished In Pinstripes
Yankees rumors: Voiding Alex Rodriguez's contract unrealistic?
Report: A-Rod May Be Done
Report: Alex Rodriguez Will Be Able to Play Through Hip Issues, And PEDs Not to Blame for Injury
Yankees May Try and Void A-Rod's Contract
A-Rod, other MLB players linked to recent PED purchases: Report
Report: Miami clinic supplied PEDs
Alex Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera linked to PEDS at Miami Clinic
MLB wants paper's drug-probe records
Several MLB players tied to purchasing steroids. Are P.E.Ds destroying America's game?
Report: Alex Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera, Other MLB Players Listed in Connection With Miami PED Dealer
Yankee's Alex Rodriguez, A's Melky Cabrera & more linked to Miami clinic accused of dealing PEDS
MLB News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Latest Rumors
|Best of Yardbarker
These Crazy Childhood Stories About Weird Friends And Families Will Make You Never Want To Have Kids
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.


text:
The Honduras Child Alliance Volunteer Video
The Honduras Child Alliance Volunteer Video
Goddard Videos
The Honduras Child Alliance is a non-profit organization run by Goddard alumna Eve Horowitz (BA RUP '82). Eve thinks other Goddard alumni and students make a good fit for the volunteer opportunities available. Check out her video and consider volunteering!
Goddard Videos
Watch More Goddard Videos
Paul Selig, MFAW Program Director, speaks about the Creative Writing Program at Goddard College.
MFA in Creative Writing
Goddard College students and alumni describe their experiences.
Undergraduate Studies, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts in Education, BA in Health Arts and Sciences, Individualized Bachelor of Arts, BA in Sustainability, Bachelor of Fine Arts, BFA in Creative Writing, Graduate Studies, Master of Arts, Individualized Master of Arts, MA in Education, MA in Health Arts and Sciences, MA in Psychology and Counseling, Master of Fine Arts, MFA in Creative Writing, MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts
An interview with Goddard student Corey White can be seen in its entirety along with Coreys fire dancing performance at the Fall 2008 IBA2/BFA Cabaret.
Individualized Bachelor of Arts, About Goddard, News & Events
Bread & Puppet Theater at Goddard College July 28 2009
News & Events
Program Director Sue Fleming pulled together pictures of Education Program students and faculty for the 2010 winter graduation.
Bachelor of Arts in Education, MA in Education


text:
The most interesting story I've read about the 2012 summer games is about how the Netherlands' field hockey team has been gaining a lot of popularity — mainly in the Internet community.
Why the sudden interest in this team? Well, mainly because its players look exactly how you'd imagine female field hockey players from the Netherlands would look.
And you know, you can see pretty women on TV and the Internet only once every four years.
But despite my overall Olympic apathy, I have been watching, and one thing above all others has captured my attention.
The gold.
It's what every Olympic athlete strives for. To have the bright gold medal hang from your neck is to signify your greatness. You are the best. And you deserve gold. Because gold is the best.
Gold medals, the gold standard, gold stars — all throughout our lives, we associate gold with supremacy.
But why?
I've never understood what makes gold so great. The fact that it has such extreme and enduring value perplexes me to no end.
Now to be fair, there's a lot of things I don't understand: door knobs, car transmissions, exoskeletons, the stock market, wind, why people like "The Big Bang Theory," pluots, most Coen Brothers movies, quicksand, Australian-rules football and the concept of love, just to name a few.
So it's quite possible this is just a "me" problem. But I think of myself as a fairly smart guy, and I've put plenty of thought into this. Yet, gold's significance absolutely baffles me.
When I've brought this up with friends, they have jumped at the chance to flex their non-knowledge.
"Well, you see Dante, gold is a rare commodity, so therefore it's valuable."
Look, I may have just barely squeaked by two economics classes at a mediocre state school, but I still know the single-most basic fundamental of the subject.
I understand gold has value. My question, which I've asked over and over, is why?
Once, in a journalism class, a finance reporter came in to talk about her experiences in the field and to give advice. When the Q-and-A portion began my hand shot up as if I was going to ask a very in-depth question that my future career depended on.
She acknowledged my eagerness.
"Why is gold valuable?" I asked.
She looked at me a little dumbfounded, then proceeded to talk to me like I was a precocious 9-year-old who had wandered onto a college campus to pretend like he was a grown-up.
"Gold's value is based on its supply," she explained.
"I understand that, but it doesn't do anything. It just is," I said. "So why is it valuable?"
"Well, it's a rare mineral that has been traded for thousands of years," she continued.
"I know, I just don't see why that makes it valuable," I said.
"We used to back up our money with gold," she said.
"So we told other countries to trust our worthless paper because we had a huge supply of worthless rocks?" I didn't say, but wish I had. "The lint between my toes is in pretty limited supply, what's the market like for that?"
This back-and-forth continued with her reminding me that there's not a lot of gold around, and with me reminding her that that doesn't mean anything to me. After a couple of minutes we both realized no progress was being made, and we both gave up out of mutual respect.
So a finance expert has nothing more to tell me than my dumb friends, though at least she had the decency not to tell me that I "just don't get it."
I think people who claim to understand gold's value just don't get it. They think they know, but I doubt they actually know.
If they did, I'd be able to get a better answer than "It's valuable because it is valuable because it is valuable."
I mean, am I missing something? It's just a rock, right? A rock! I suppose it's valuable if you don't have a rock, but really need a rock.
It's not a natural resource in the same way oil is. It's not turned into anything very useful.
But, oh! It's shiny! It can be worn around necks and melded into a shape that holds Cristal for rappers.
Again, it's just a (Samuel L. Jackson's favorite word) rock!
It seems to me the world got the idea of gold being valuable stuck in its head, and now people can't fathom a world in which gold isn't anything more than an aesthetically pleasing metal.
Gold is as valuable as your head makes it out to be. And I trust my head, which says gold is pretty much worthless.
I doubt a satisfactory explanation for the world's love affair with gold exists. But if it does, I can't wait to hear it, even if it means this column is stupid and I don't win.
To understand gold, I'd happily take the silver.


text:
1-10 of 14 properties for sale found
£795,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £795,000
5 bedroom detached house for sale Hafod Road, Gwernaffield, Mold, Flintshire, CH7 5ES
Tyddyn Ucha is in a beautiful, rural position but major commuter networks are easily accessible. The house has ancillary accommodation which is suitable for a variety of uses and with land extending to approximately 8.69 acres, the property could appeal to equestrian enthusiasts. More details ›
£650,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £650,000
5 bedroom detached house for sale Bryn Road, Gwernaffield
THIS BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED STONE PROPERTY HAS UNDERGONE AN IMPRESSIVE PROGRAMME OF EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT CARRIED OUT SYMPATHETICALLY IN ORDER TO PRESERVE THE PERIOD FEATURES AND CONSIDERABLE CHARACTER. THE PROPERTY STANDS IN ITS OWN GARDENS AND HAS A PADDOCK WHICH EXTENDS THE TOTAL GROUNDS T... More details ›
5 bedroom detached house for sale Bryn Road, Gwernaffield, CH7
An extensively refurbished and extended five bedroom detached country property providing highly appointed and flexible accommodation, standing within informal gardens and paddock extending to approximately 2.8 acres. Located along a minor lane in between Mold and Gwernaffield, some 1.5 miles fro... More details ›
5 bedroom detached house for sale Glasdir Hafod Road, Gwernaffield, Mold, CH7
A magnificent family period home of superb proportions and beautifully appointed throughout. Offering five bedrooms, four of which are doubles, this detached family home also benefits from stunning views over open countryside. The current owner has undertaken a tasteful and very high specific... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale Cae Rhug Lane, Gwernaffield, CH7
Dating from 2002, a spacious four bedroom detached family house of individual design with conservatory and substantial detached garage, occupying an attractive position along a minor lane to the centre of this popular village community some 2.5 miles from Mold. Standing within low maintenance ga... More details ›
£300,000 Offers in Region of
Offers in Region of £300,000
4 bedroom detached house for sale Llwyn Bedw, Gwernaffield, Mold, Flintshire
**NO CHAIN** Beresford Adams Estate Agents are pleased to offer for sale this exceptional extended detached home, offered for sale after an extensive program of upgrading by the present owners including; double glazed windows, refitted kitchen with new integral appliances, (contd...) More details ›
4 bedroom bungalow for sale Cae Rhug Lane, Gwernaffield, Mold, Flintshire
*FOUR BEDROOMS* APPROXIMATELY 1/3 ACRE PLOT* Beresford Adams Estate Agents are pleased to offer for sale this individual detached four bedroom bungalow occupying a large plot with extensive grounds and private drive way. (contd...) More details ›
3 bedroom detached house for sale Gwernaffield Road, Gwernaffield, CH7
Occupying a delightful setting on the periphery of this popular village, some 2 miles from Mold, a charming three bedroom detached cottage of character. Standing within large gardens with off road parking for several cars and scope for extension, subject to planning consent. Affording character... More details ›
2 bedroom detached bungalow for sale Cadole Road, Gwernaffield, CH7
Standing within immaculate grounds of approximately 0.3 acre with fine views over the surrounding countryside, a well presented one/two bedroomed detached bungalow with off road parking. Occupying an attractive semi-rural location in between the noted villages of Gwernaffield and Cadole, approxi... More details ›
3 bedroom detached bungalow for sale Rhydymwyn Road, Gwernaffield, Flintshire
Reid Roberts Estate and Letting Agents are delighted to offer For Sale the above 1960s Three Bedroom Detached Bungalow which has larger than average mature gardens to the front and rear, The property can be found just off a minor road, a short distance from the church in the centre of this popula... More details ›
Thank you.
Your information has been sent to 0 out of 8 agents who have property to sell in the area you specified.


text:
Latest searches: enema , China, страпон, threesome, orgasm, milf seduces boy, milf seduces ,
EXTREME Porn Sex XXX VIDEOS
Hot MILF fucking with young boy
She teasing him long time, and this is the last drop.....
Her pussy is filled with hot sticky sperm
This ass is seen only on cock..
She Is Ready To Lose Her Virginity With Old Man!
She said she wasnand#039;t a virgin
Hot girl having sex with old man
Next time she will know better and wear a pair of goggles or do anal.
Pretty Girl Fucks With Monster Cock Stranger For Cash
Anal sex was very painful experience for Teen
Tiny asian teen mouth fucked hard
Mom is so horny that she begged me to fuck her, i could not resist and i fucked hard ..
Girl can andt stop laughing while grandpa tries to fuck her.
Boy decide to have little fun while parents are out of home.
She was shy at first but finally did not want to stop
This is good for teen pussy
Female Reporter Gets In Too Deep In The African Jungle
Second time, she will enjoy more!
This is mega sized dick!
Life opportunity to took virgin to teen neighbor.
Schoolgirl First Time Pain Sex On Camera
But he will find it and fuck it!
Skinny Sensi Fucked Hard
Girl will regret for having anal with this guy
Horny bitch is wet all over the floor
Little extra effort, a lot of pain and you can say goodbye to virginity. You can see as they wipe of the blod from his dick....
Bitch fucked with enormous black cock
He want to go inside pussy
Biggest cock ever just fucked this tiny girl.
Looks like she didn#039;t have money to pay some doctor exam, so she payed this way..
She knows that is not right but her pussy is very wet her...
Pervert neighbor grabs sleeping teen for breasts
Hot girl having her first anal sex
Hot Young Teen Fucking With Old Grandpa
Threesome with milf and teen
Asshole gave her injection with sleeping serum and took advantage over unconscious girl.
Family Fun!
Her mother walked in on us fucking and wanted to join in on the fun..
Everyone fancies little girls. If everyone loves fucking young girls, you know those young girls everyone loves to shit all.
I entered the room totally naked... They were shocked but they wanted to play with my young cock
Broke into a blind woman's house and banged heavily
C'Mon Little One I Just Want to Look at Them
This moment Remember old life
Big Black Dick fuck skinny white teen
Young girl was visited by older neighbor
Aborable petite teens get into sticky situation and have there tight little pussies stretched out and fucked by some huge cocks
Our partner XX Videos
I just hope that this granpa didnt die after that..
This Bitch Does Not Know What Horse Dick Can Do To Her Tight Pussy!!!
Her pussy is so cute, who wouldn't want to fuck it
Newly married couple is caught fucking by their lewd neighbor
Blonde teen amateur girl getting her hands and feet tied and fucked roughly by three dudes.
She was horny all day and boy just uses this situation.
Dad Destroyed Naive Babysitter Pussy
There is quite a lot of girls who do not lose their virginity till after 18 years, she did not want to become one of their, this girl lost her virginity at age 18.
Masked men invade her house and all her holes
Busty MILF nurce fucking in hospital
Busty blondie fucking hard
Hot Mix of Hot Anal with some more hot Girls..
Older guy fucked four chicks
Hot teen fucking like crazy!
That was the biggest mistake in her life!
She will be fucked good
I came inside my wife hot pussy all the ways. Malibu encircling stock surveillance first of all this bitch.
Virgin Girl Crying When Huge Cock Fuck Her
The answer is probably a pretty high number considering she didn't even twitch an eyelash when he went canoodling through the backdoor
This pussy is going to retire!
My first time anal with perfect ass ex girlfriend, she bent over on the couch and open up her butt for hard poking.
Wife bent over for doggy fuck by her hubby who pushes inside her and cums on her big ass.
Big Dick Anal Sex - Anal Videos
White wife gets boned really hard...
Her hole will be much bigger
Definitely will never forget her first sexual experience!
She is so hot....
She is horny as hell
Our partners
Chosen Porn Videos On BitchCrawler.Com
vixenx Petite teen Alexis in pantyhose footjob and sex
Amateur Sex Webcam Live Sex Cam Show 8
Ass Traffic Two horny guys assfuck Tanya and feed her hot cum
Slut try anal for first time
FantasyMassage Blonde Teen Tricked Into Giving Blowjob
Teen Morning Sex
Blanche Bradburry gets strapon fucked
Hairy Asian Girl gets slammed
Petite Girl Has Big Orgasm
FakeAgent HD Busty amateur cheats on BF
Teen Babysitter039s Crazy First Threesome
Jynx Maze Has An Amazing Pussy amp Loves Anal 25
Slutty redhead likes the black
Japanese amateur gets fingered
Best Teen Porn Videos
Tiny asian teen mouth fucked hard
This is her first cock
Teen daughter fucking with mom
She is really milking that cock
She is in real pain and her ass is pulsating from huge cock
Her pussy is nearly destroyed
More porn for you
1. 22 Sex
2. heavy-r
7. Fucking Hard
3. Humor On
8. Nonk Tube
4. Google
9. PornSauna
5. PornSanta
10. LickKicty
Your site here?
Full today stats


text:
Aladdin Theatre
1506 Belmont Avenue,
Kansas City,
2 people favorited this theater
This small neighborhood theatre designed by the Boller Brothers opened in 1927 and seated 562. A single floor theatre with a gray paneled front facade and V shaped marquee. It had a small lobby and concession stand, three aisles led into the auditorium. Grill work on the front sides on each side of the stage area. The theatre closed in 1964 and is now used as a church.
Recent comments (view all 14 comments)
Thanks Mike for your great memeoris of the Aladdin in the fifties. Sadly, I didn't get to enjoy its heyday. I too wish someone had photos from its early days. Too bad the smaller houses didn't document their openings like the large theaters did. What a great treasure to have passed on to future generations. When the site allows, I will post my photos of the exterior.
The Aladdin Theater (Calvary Church) is for sale for $275,000. The facade features colorful, ornamental terra cotta in a Spanish Mission style, and there is potential for retail space in the front of the building with a corner exposure (Truman Road and Belmont).
Very large church facility with big chapel area, with 500+ seating capacity. Kitchen and dining area also on main level, along with smaller meeting/chapel rooms, office, storage, etc. Many upgrades over recent years has this property in great condition. Sold with parking lot west of building MLS#1342792 Keller Williams Eastland, Independence, Missouri, David Bryan, realtor.
The alternate address for this theater building is:
6044 Truman Rd
Kansas City, MO 64127
Here are a few shots of the Aladdin exterior. Enjoy.
Those are great. Thanks for sharing. The exterior of this theatre is very beautiful, it would fit right in on the Plaza. I'd love to see pictures from it's heyday!
Thanks, enjoyed the photos. Love to see an early interior view.
Lost Memory, You're correct about the 1927 opening for the Aladdin. The Polk's City Directory lists the theater for the first time in 1928, which would presumably place it's opening in late 1927 or early 1928. You're research skills are par exellence!
The address of the Aladdin Theater changed when they renamed 15th Street as Truman Road.
I attended the Aladdin Theater for every change of the program (3 times a week) when I was about 4 to 7 years of age (1940 to 1943) and almost every weekend thereafter, until I was in high school and college some distance away. I lived at 1302 Fremont about 3 blocks north and east, at that age. The theater was actually at 6038 E. 15th St. in the 1940 tax rolls, its address today. I have been looking for any photos of that wonderful theater in those days (with the marquee and ticket booth) of my youth for many, many years, and have never been able to find anything! Recently photos of every KC neighborhood taken in 1940, for the tax rolls, were made available when the file was given to the Kansas City Library Special Collections, and I asked Jeremy Drouhin of that department and he provided me with a thumbnail photo file of every address on 15th street from White to Belmont, and the photo of the Aladdin Theater WAS MISSING! My bad luck continues. It would not have been a very dramatic photo, but the marquee and ticket booth would have been there!
The shop front to the east (right) was a sweet shop connected to the theater, and the corner shop was a drug store, with the diagonal entrance.
The photos shown here are very good quality of the great old Spanish/Moorish architecture with the venerable tiles, etc! I will continue to search for any photos of that era, and I'll post the request for any of those here on this site, in the hopes that SOMEDAY, someone might have some early photos that would provide me with a nostalgia trip. And, of course, if I were to find anything, I would love to post the photos here.
If this is too verbose or personal or otherwise too off-topic the moderator may feel free to delete it!
In the 1960s when this building was owned by Rick West's family, I was in a rock band called The Satellites. We played here dozens of times in '65, '66 & '67.
I think it was called Rick West's Teen Club. On Fridays and Saturdays, they would book two bands. The stage area was divided in half—one band on the left, one on the right. Each band would play for 45-minutes (if I recall correctly). As soon as one session ended, the other band would begin, providing non-stop music for the young patrons.
There was a concession stand near the front entrance, with tables and chairs nearby on the level part of the floor. The floor then slanted downward (where all the seating used to be), then leveled again about 15 or so feet from the stage, providing a nice sized dance area.
Great memories for me. But, also, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all of the comments here. So much wonderful history. How great it would be if someone could find photos when it was the Aladdin Theatre.
Just login to your account and subscribe to this theater


text:
Investigating Macroeconomic Stability Using The Output Gap
AbstractThe purpose of the article is to illustrate the importance of the output gap in analysing macroeconomic stability in general and business cycle dynamics in particular. Ten EU countries are considered, with five old members and five new members. For all ten countries the data for the period 1999-2014 is used, but for four countries, namely France, the United Kingdom, Italy and Spain additional data is available that goes back to 1965, such that the whole period 1965-2014 is covered, which allows for a particular analysis. An empirical analysis is performed with regard to the behaviour of the output gap for different countries over time. The results obtained allow for relevant comparisons and highlight the usefulness of this indicator as a tool in the study of business cycles.
Download InfoIf you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it first. In case of further problems read the IDEAS help page. Note that these files are not on the IDEAS site. Please be patient as the files may be large.
Bibliographic InfoArticle provided by Romanian Statistical Review in its journal Romanian Statistical Review.
Volume (Year): 61 (2013)
Issue (Month): 2 (March)
Pages: 45-59
Contact details of provider:
Postal: 16 Libertatii Avenue, Sector 5, Bucureşti, Code 70542
Phone: 004 021 336 2691
Fax: 004 021 3124873
Web page: http://www.revistadestatistica.ro
More information through EDIRC
Related researchKeywords: output gap; potential output; business cycles; density; simulation;
ReferencesNo references listed on IDEAS
You can help add them by filling out this form.
ListsThis item is not listed on Wikipedia, on a reading list or among the top items on IDEAS.
StatisticsAccess and download statistics
CorrectionsWhen requesting a correction, please mention this item's handle: RePEc:rsr:journl:v:61:y:2013:i:2:p:45-59. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc.
For technical questions regarding this item, or to correct its authors, title, abstract, bibliographic or download information, contact: (Adrian Visoiu).
If you have authored this item and are not yet registered with RePEc, we encourage you to do it here. This allows to link your profile to this item. It also allows you to accept potential citations to this item that we are uncertain about.
If references are entirely missing, you can add them using this form.
If the full references list an item that is present in RePEc, but the system did not link to it, you can help with this form.
If you know of missing items citing this one, you can help us creating those links by adding the relevant references in the same way as above, for each refering item. If you are a registered author of this item, you may also want to check the "citations" tab in your profile, as there may be some citations waiting for confirmation.
Please note that corrections may take a couple of weeks to filter through the various RePEc services.


text:
The Editor's Itinerary
Trips of a lifetime: Only Here, Only Now
New Orleans: Travel Like an Insider
Presented by Chase Sapphire Preferred®
Amsterdam: The Editor's Itinerary
Renovations at three of the city's biggest art attractions have kept them closed off and on for years. Finally, they're all open once more.
Nicaragua: The Editor's Itinerary
You—and everyone you know—have already been to Costa Rica. So Granada, Nicaragua, with its creative crowd busy opening new hotels and restaurants, is next.
New York City: Travel like an Insider
Presented by Chase Sapphire Preferred®
Aeolian Islands: The Editor's Itinerary
The Ombre Blu, a charter catamaran, lets you avoid the complex ferry schedules that make getting to the Aeolian Islands a hassle.
Mediterranean Cruise: The Editor's Itinerary
Be one of the first aboard Le Lyrial on a series of six- or seven-night summer sailings.
National Parks: The Editor's Itinerary
This classic drive kicks off in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and cruises through some of America's most spectacular national parks—Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and, after a quick flight south to Phoenix, Grand Canyon.
New England: The Editor's Itinerary
With its long, sleepy days, deep-blue waters, and cool nights, a New England summer has its own brand of magic.
Napa Valley: Travel like an Insider
Presented by Chase Sapphire Preferred®
Venice: The Editor's Itinerary
Imagine the best of Venice—the architecture, the canals, the local white wine—without the crowds that can spoil the city's charm.
Indonesia: The Editor's Itinerary
A 12-day voyage through one of the world's most spectacular marine ecosystems.
Provence: The Editor's Itinerary
Explore a less-well-known side of the region on this six-night trip highlighting ground-breaking art and design.
New Zealand: The Editor's Itinerary
This 12-night tour covers the North and South Islands, with visits to New Zealand's many natural wonders including Cape Reinga, Doubtless Bay, Milford Sound, and Skippers Canyon.
Korea: The Editor's Itinerary
Using Seoul as your base, explore the country's food culture, tasting (and learning how to cook) everything from bibimbap to barbecue.
Normandy: The Editor's Itinerary
Consider this an expertly planned five-day northern France road trip.
Rome: The Editor's Itinerary
A completely customizable series of guided walks led by scholars, architects, foodies, and journalists.
India: The Editor's Itinerary
From Agra to Jaipur to Mumbai and beyond.
Save 10%
Save 10%
Aeolian Islands
Save 10%
Mediterranean Cruise
$500 shipboard credit and stateroom upgrade
National Parks
Save 15%
Save 10%
Save 20%
Save 10%
New Zealand
Save 10%
Save up to 20%
Travel like an Insider: Sponsored Itineraries presented by
New Orleans
Save 15%
New York City
Save 15%
Napa Valley
Save 30%
Coming 10/1


text:
MULLAN, Idaho-- The closure of the Lucky Friday Mine could create a ripple effect for businesses in the Silver Valley.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration shutdown the mine two weeks ago.
The year long closure put more than 200 people out of work.
KREM 2's Cole Heath looked into what the sudden spike in unemployment means for nearby businesses.


text:
How can we can get our baby out of our bed without making him miserable?
My husband and I would like our 9-month-old to start sleeping in his crib instead of in our bed. He used to sleep in his crib for naps, but now he cries and cries until I give up and pick him up. Is there any way we can get him out of our bed without putting him through so much misery?
Posted: 06/05/2001 by a BabyCenter Member
Mom Answers
Sort by: best answers | most recent answers
91 - 100 of 143 answers
My 8 month old baby boy started out sleeping quite well thru the night with maybe only waking once around 3am, and I would go and put his pacifier back in and he would go back to sleep until 7.00am, about 5 weeks ago he started waking around 3-7 times during the night, I tried to let him CIO for a few nights but it just made him cry worse. So I just started sleeping him with me so we could both get some sleep , but I don't really want to carry this on, because I want him to be independent. I found on the internet yesterday a download book version called Amazing Baby Sleep Secrets by "The Baby Sandman" Michael Quarles Snr - I am really hoping that this system works, basically not a CIO system.posted 07/24/2004 by tui44
I can lay my son down anywhere once he's sleeping even though he prefers being with me in my bed. I found that the trick with him was to let him sleep on a regular pillow. Undisturbed, he sleeps sometimes 4 or more hours in his crib, on a pallet, or in his playpen (with pillows making his mattress). He doesn't seem to notice that I'm not there as long as he thinks he's in a bed.posted 07/17/2004 by firephoenix
My son is 13 months old and sleeps with us. We weren't able to keep him in a crib because it was in our house (which at the time was infested with a sudden outburst of fleas that seemed immune to all the chemicals we used)and wouldn't fit at my parents. We had a bassinet that at 9 pounds 3 ounces he barely fit and let alone would sleep in. In the name of sleep I put him with us against my husband's wishes. He worked long hours and I stayed at home but nobody got any sleep unless my son lay with us. Now my husband works 3 hours away and stays with a friend until we can sell our house. Naturally, I love having my son with me now, but we have another baby on the way (4 months left) and I have to get him to transition to a toddler bed. He has fallen off my bed twice since he could climb and walk at 8 months. Now he gets on and off the couches and chairs mostly without mishaps. Is he really ready for a toddler bed or even a single with the partial side railings?posted 07/17/2004 by firephoenix
HELP! My son, is turning ONE and still does not sleep throught the night! We have a night time routine, he goes down fine, puts himself to sleep and will usually sleep about five hours. Then, misery! He is standing in his crib, screaming (to the point of making himself so upset he sometimes vomits)Please understand that this is because I am so sound asleep that when I wake it is obvious he has been crying for awhile. I am trying to wean him from bringing him to bed with me. I am a single mom and works full-time, I am desperate! If I bring him to bed with me, he sleeps good, but I don't! He is able to climb down already and I am now afraid he'll get hurt while I sleep. I have tried just comforting him when he cries and by NOT picking him up, just like some experts suggest. I lay him back down and after hours of me going back and forth, I give in...I bring him back to bed, and hence, I don't get a good nights sleep, I am troubled! He can't be getting enough rest or can he?posted 07/03/2004 by MIMISHELL
My daughter just turned 1. I have been sleeping with her since she was too big for her bassinet.My husband started to goet irritated by this,but I tried the crib,and she would just cry,so it was easier for me to just sleep with her.When she was 8 months old,my husband left for Iraq,my new excuse for sleeping for her was for her protection,and I was afraid of staying in the house by myself,so it was a comfort thing for me.Now,I am getting tired of the sleepless nights.She goes to bed with a bottle,and wakes up every few hours and needs a bottle to go back to sleep.I just don't know what to do.I try to put her in her crib,but she freaks out!i feel guilty,especially having to take care of her myself right now,I don't want to let her down.Do you have any advice?posted 06/08/2004 by christiweber
My baby is 11 months old & she started out in a bassinet for about the first two months. Then I returned to work & it just became easier to have her bed with me to nurse. Now my husband and I would like to move her back to her crib, but just to sit her in there during the day she cries unless you stand right over her. We would like for her to start sleeping in her crib, but so far I haven't seen any way to make this happen. Some friends of mine said they just waited until their daughter was two years old and could understand about sleeping in her bed. Another friend of mine said I should get her in her crib now before she can climb out. I've been reading through the comments haven't seen one about anyone successfully moving their baby to the crib. I would love to hear if someone has and I just missed it!posted 05/07/2004 by saraalizibeth
My son is almost 1 1/2 months old, he will only sleep when he is in bed with my husband and I, and I have actuly found it to be a blessing, late night brest feedings are so much easier, I just reposition him and nurse him well laying down, when he's done I just move him over and fall right back to sleep it's amazing, plus if he starts to choke or anything like that my husband and I are right there. Ps. for thoes of you who are scared of rolling over on your baby or hurting him "onestepahead.com " sells this little bed thing that fits between you and your husband that has four walls on it so the baby can't get under or you or roll down in between the bed and head board. It takes all the worry out of baby sleepin bed with you!!!posted 05/01/2004 by Iluv2eatflour
Our 9.5 month old son has slept with my husband and I since his birth. I am so ready to move him to his crib in our room, and I also go back to work in 2.5 months(working overnites). We have tried the cry himself to sleep method. Its more like the power scream from hell for hours. The neighbors must think I'm killing him. Help, what else can I do?posted 04/22/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
My almost one year old will not fall asleep in her crib. She cries and holds onto the rails like she is in jail. As soon as I put her in bed with us she stops and calms down. Unfortunately the bigger issue is she won't nap alone either which means I have to sit with her while she naps. I was thinking of getting rails for my bed. Has anyone ever done this? thanks please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com 04/08/2004 by opaselisabeth
Hi. I have a 4 1/2 month old daughter who has been sleeping with me for about 6 weeks now. Up until then she had been in her bassinet, and had been sleeping from about 11pm to about 3 or 4, then waking up for a feeding, then back to bed after an hour or so, sleeping until 7 or 8. It went along like this until I went back to work at 12 weeks. That first week of work she was amazing - she slept from about 10:30 or 11 to 5:30 am, when I had to wake her up for a feeding before leaving for work. (BTW, we are exclusively breastfeeding, and I plan to do so as long as possible, due to a family history of allergies.) Then, the second week of work, she went back to waking up at 3am, and I was so tired that I put her in bed with me. My husband and I work almost opposite shifts - he cares for her during the day and works at night, I work during the day and care for her and night. So when she was wide awake at 3am, I was exhausted and needing to be awake for the day in another two hours, and he had just gone to bed. So I am and essentially a single parent at night. The third week I went back to work she started waking up after going to bed after only an hour or so. The next week, she woke up as soon as I would lay her in her crib. As you can see, it got progressively worse. And due to sheer exhaustion, I brought her to bed with me, so there was no crying all night and no getting up at night to nurse to sit in a chair and nearly drop her because I fell asleep. Also, throughout these four weeks, because she was so fussy, I put her in bed with her dad after I gave her a last feeding (about 5:45) hoping that they both could sleep. I can't figure out what caused this to happen except that some things changed: 1) Dad started caring her for the majority of daytime hours 2) She started getting breastmilk from a bottle (she has never complained about this) 3) dad started enforcing naps. This is something I never did, because I hated to have her cry. She was very jaundiced when she was born so she was sleepy all of the time. I wasn't able to tell which cries were hunger and which were "I'm tired!" So she always ended up nursing to sleep with me. Dad has let her cry herself to sleep for naps - never for more than 20 min. Now she will sometimes have a nap with no crying at all, but she has always nursed to sleep at night. Then she started to roll a couple of weeks ago. I really started to worry about her safety in our bed. So Grandma (who lives far away) came for the weekend to try to get her started. We did a modified "cry it out" and it was awful. I couldn't stand to hear her sobbing in the next room. We did it for two nights. The first night she cried for an hour total, but we probably picked her up 4 times in that hour and comforted her. It took 2 1/2 hours altogether. Then she slept for something like four hours. The second night she would have none of it and cried as soon as we put her down every time. Her crying was so intense; I couldn't stand to torture her, so I gave up after 1 1/2 hours and brought her to bed. In my heart, I want her with me, but I fear for her safety, now that she is more mobile. Does anyone have a gentle way, that does not involve CIO, that I can transition her to her own crib again?posted 04/02/2004 by angelaholm
Answer this question


text:
I'm a progressive Oklahoman. I am an advocate for human rights, and active in my universities GSA (Gay Straight Alliance), Literature Club, and I'm the co-president, and co-founder of FIA (Feminists in Action). I love all things art, and I'm a big Joss Whedon fan. Also I would like to inform everyone that I am not lying on my Body Type. I am Fit and Cubby. My boyfriend Jason is suppose to be joining me on this page soon. We will have pics up shortly, and a little personal information on Jason.
Join OkCupid
Find better matches with our advanced
Find better matches with our advanced
matching system
—% Match
—% Enemy
22 • F • Midwest City, OK
I'm looking for
- Girls who like girls
- Ages 18–35
- Near me
- Who are single
- For new friends, long-term dating, short-term dating, casual sex
My Details
- Last Online
- Sep 13
- Orientation
- Bisexual
- Ethnicity
- White
- Height
- 5′ 8″ (1.73m)
- Body Type
- Fit
- Diet
- Mostly anything
- Smokes
- No
- Drinks
- Socially
- Drugs
- Never
- Religion
- Atheism
- Sign
- Cancer, and it's fun to think about
- Education
- Working on university
- Job
- Student
- Income
- Less than $20,000
- Relationship Status
- Open relationship
- Relationship Type
- Non-monogamous
- Offspring
- Doesn't have kids
- Pets
- Likes dogs and likes cats
- Speaks
- English (Fluently), Spanish (Poorly)
Similar Users
My self-summary
Write a little about yourself. Just a paragraph will do.
What I'm doing with my life
Don't overthink this one; tell us what you're doing day-to-day.
I attend classes full time at USAO (University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma), and I am a Psychology Major. I plan to own a clinic along with my friend Brandi for troubled adolescents one day.
I'm really good at
Go on, brag a little (or a lot). We won't judge.
Being a friend, manual labor, and having more fun with every day life than the average person.
The first things people usually notice about me
I'm an empty essay… fill me out!
My hair
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
Help your potential matches find common interests.
Books : the anita blake series, peeps, define normal, the geography club,speak,the uglies series,scars and much more. Movies : All things Tim Burton, Campy movies, Period pieces, Horror flicks, and more. Shows : Buffy : The Vampire Slayer, Firefly, Nip/Tuck, Scrubs, Ugly Betty, etc.. Music : Rise Against, Macklemore, AFI, Musical Soundtracks, Disney Music, A Fine Frenzy, Sarah Barenilles, Thriving Ivory, Matisyahu, etc.. Food : Mexican, Cupcakes, Pizza, Strawberries, etc..
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
My Friends
My Mother
Art in all it's various forms
Punk Fashion
Free Time
My Mother
Art in all it's various forms
Punk Fashion
Free Time
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
Everything, and Anything. Just ask it will be something different almost every time.
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
Having drinks and playing board games with friends.
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
I'm an empty essay… fill me out!
No hi, how are you or anything? You need to work me up to this stuff. lol
You should message me if
Offer a few tips to help matches win you over.
You want to chat, flirt, have a deep intellectual conversation, or if you are a girl that is interested in having some fun. ;)
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to you. If you don't see it, try checking your Spam folder.


text:
On a local level, the government shutdown has affected some services in St. Landry Parish.
Parish President Bill Fontenot says, as of Tuesday the Community Action Group, which is part of parish government but supported with federal dollars, is relying on funds left over from last fiscal year while they wait for federal money that was supposed to kick in Tuesday. That group provides an array of services including food and utility assistance to senior citizens and the poor.
President Fontenot says it's disappointing to know that our government is sending money all over the world to help people, but can't help its own in this country. The Community Action Agency has enough surplus money to keep services going for another six to eight weeks.
1808 Eraste Landry Rd, PO Box 90665,
Lafayette LA 70509
Telephone: 337.981.4823
Fax: 337.984.8323
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Title: Corporate / Business Litigation
Waine is a partner and head of the firm's national Recoveries Services Practice Group based in Northampton, Birmingham, Reading, Manchester and Edinburgh. Waine is a member of the firm's Operations Board.
Waine trained at Eversheds, Birmingham, qualifying in 1991. He joined Shoosmiths in 1993 and became a partner in 1997.
Areas of Practice
LLB (hons) - Sheffield University


text:
To make reservations by phone, call 1-800-331-3131 in the USA and Canada (or any of our worldwide reservation telephone numbers).
160 South Jordan Creek Parkway
West Des Moines, Iowa 50266
Residence Inn Des Moines West at Jordan Creek Town Center
Airport Phone: 1 515 256 5056
Hotel direction: 15 miles NW
For guests using GPS devices, use 160 S 68th Street, West Des Moines, IA 50266 as property address. We are located on the west side of 68th St on Jordan Creek Mall property. Exit out of the airport and turn right on Fleur Drive. Merge onto Hwy 5 north. Follow to I35 north (towards Minneapolis) take the Mills Civic Parkway exit. Turn left onto Mills Civic Parkway. Turn right onto S 68th Street. Turn left on Coachlight Drive. Residence Inn is on the right.
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
11206 Hickman Road
Urbandale, Iowa 50325
Phone: 1-515-270-5892
1409 Fuller Road
Des Moines, Idaho 50265
Phone: 1-515-457-8989
2851 104th Street
Urbandale, Iowa 50322
Phone: 1-515-245-2585
Alamo Rent A Car
5800 Fleur Dr # 211
Des Moines, Iowa 50321
Phone: 1-515-256-5353


text:
Net Zero Home in Boulder by HMH Architecture + Interiors
We just received images of this net zero home that was designed by HMH Architecture + Interiors in Boulder, Colorado, for two environmental attorneys. One of the attorneys works for the Environmental Protection Agency so maximum sustainability was the only option. However, the environment wasn't the only design caveat. The owners—a small family with two dogs—also needed a showcase for their expansive art collection of two- and three-dimensional pieces, and requested casual living spaces to accommodate everyday living.
The house was designed in three zones: public, private and the garage. An entry that functions as an airlock separates the garage from the public zone defining the entry as well as help keeping pollutants from entering the main house.
After interviewing several firms in the area, the owners chose HMH Architecture + Interiors in Boulder, Colorado, a firm that specializes in art collection-driven home design, to create home that would be a work of art in its own right.
A seamless integration of the environment, art and family life, the home is a sculptural plan with long, uninterrupted walls throughout to accommodate and complement the art collection. Windows were carefully sized and located throughout to optimize daylight and art lighting while sheltering the works from direct sunlight.
A living room designed for living. This great room area includes the kitchen, dining area, an open office for homework and telecommuting, a living area for family interaction, and a covered porch for eating and playing outdoors.
To achieve an architectural balance between high-concept design and environmental efficiency, the home was built with sustainable materials throughout, including more cost-effective stucco and metal for the exterior.
"The main goal was to build a house that didn't leave a carbon footprint," says principal Harvey Hine, who conducted energy modeling prior to construction, which dictated that the house had to be built with fewer windows than originally intended.
The window design was a study of transparency and heat control optimizing the ideal amount of sunlight to keep the home cool in the summer and warm in the winter. With a 10kW solar intake system on the roof and a hot water solar system, the home produces 140% of its energy every year, and the homeowners sell the excess back to Xcel Energy.
No matter how sustainable or sculptural, a home ultimately has to be comfortable and livable, which was the top priority for this small family who wanted the home to serve as a social center for guests and entertaining. The great room includes a kitchen, dining area and an open office for family interaction as well as a covered porch for eating and enjoying the legendary Colorado weather.
An open office for homework and telecommuting. The result is an integration of the environment, living and art, customized for a specific family.
The house is bright, airy and acts as a backdrop for the art, the landscape, and daily family activity. The result of the integration of the environment, art, and daily family activity which has been customized for a specific family and location.
Photos: Courtesy of HMH Architecture + Interiors
The Sunshine Canyon Residence by THA Architecture
The Sunshine Canyon Residence has been designed by THA Architecture, nestled at an elevation of 7,000 feet in the mountains just west of Boulder, Colorado. Completed in 2013, this home was a replacement to a home that the owners had lost the Fourmile Canyon fire of Labor Day weekend in 2010. They sold their property and purchased a larger parcel of eight acres for $150,000 on a higher perch, seven miles above downtown. The new structure was more modest in size to their previous home, coming in at 2,200 square feet and costing $1.2 million to build. The dwelling is set on tall steel columns and encased in corrugated, fire-resistant steel siding that is quickly taking on the patina of an old mining shack. "With passive house features, a geothermal heating and cooling system, and a solar array out back, the house is practically net zero in terms of energy consumption", states THA Architecture.
The panoramic views are ever-changing and offer their own form of entertainment. Where others may have cleared away the expanse of burned trees, the couple saw beauty and left them standing.
Photos: Jeremy Bittermann Photograpy for NY Times
Warm and inviting mountain contemporary home in Colorado
Farr Residence is a mountain contemporary home designed by Studio 80 Interior Design with a warm, inviting and elegant appeal in Colorado.
This double volume foyer has been transformed into a cylinder of rustic contemporary appeal that boasts a textural story of mountain life complete with random flagstone flooring that suggests the natural stone of the mountain side itself; walls clad in rough wood boards held together with metal strapping as though the room was the inside of a wine barrel; exposed ceiling beams that wrap the round room and come together in the center to form a turret with square clerestory windows repeated around the walls above the strapping. A stunning light fixture that is suspended at the same level as the metal strapping and tells the tale of a wagon wheel referencing the strapping as the wheel itself; and finally a round faux pony skin covered bench with shoe shelving that is reminiscent of a coin operated bull ride. This foyer is a fantasy come true for anyone with an imagination and a taste for whimsy.
After entering the home and passing through the foyer, the social zone continues to impress. Exposed hand hewn post, beams and window surrounds are balanced with the weight of the stone wall and fireplace facing of 12×24″ patina'd steel sheets. A second light fixture identical to the one in the foyer hangs above the seating arrangement, which just happens to include a fun bamboo accent chair suspended from the ceiling by rope.
A walkway is created behind the sectional for ease of movement around the room and the walkway is kept wide enough to allow for a nostalgic vignette of gears and wheels to be mounted on the wall. The gears continue the theme of naturally aged materials and rustic appeal while at the same time adding in an industrial flavour that is further enhanced by the choice of floor lamp.
The bamboo on the swinging chair has been sprayed to match the finish of the aged steel, creating a tone on tone effect that is further emphasized by their opposing textures, the seat is then emphasized with the selection of colour pops employed within its pillows.
The kitchen boasts all the modern essentials, complete with a commercial grade stove and center island. The island picks up on the dining room angles by being narrower at its base then the counter and this is further emphasized by the bar over hang. The bar stools bring in a vintage flare while the faux skin rug on the floor has a country appeal.
Beside the kitchen is a small niche that supports a private dining space just for the family. The glass-topped table features a contemporary metal base that is repeated in the benches on either side for a picnic table reference while vintage chairs are tucked in at the ends for extra seating. In the distance a hall travels to the private zones of the residence.
The hall is a cozy transition that features a magazine rack mounted on the wall, a window niche complete with bench and industrial lighting suspended from the fantastic detailing within the ceiling beams.
Much like the living room, the dining room features exposed posts, beams and window surrounds, but here they are featured in a room of angular dimensions. Narrower at the floor line then the ceiling, it is as though the pitched ceiling is pushing the walls outward with the only thing holding it together being a metal rod crossing the center section of the room. This metal rod is part of another wheel reference; only this time the visual is within the support detail rather then in the two simple pendants that are suspended from it. Creating additional flare within the room is a vintage china bureau and a contemporary table that is paired with modern chairs, all three creating a purposely-neutral color story that allows the fuchsia area rug to be the soprano within the room.
The country rustic elements are strengthened within this bedroom via the large folksy print of tree branches on the bedspread, the cobalt blue bed frame and the "found" boards that create the headboard.
The kids bedroom continues the country rustic decor via the patchwork quilt and found board bed frame. The small desk, floor lamp and safety rail on the suspended bed bring in an industrial flavor while the Lucite chair reminds us that this is a contemporary home.
The bathroom is accessed via a pivoting wood door and when opened offers a view of a freestanding tub with a metallic finish for an industrial makeover on a country element.
The counter on the vanity continues the color story of the tub and the contemporary faucet and mirror supports reinforce the industrial aesthetic.
The details within the vanity vignette are subtle but exquisite. First there is the mirror that slides on metal rods hiding a medicine cabinet recessed into the wall. Then there is the faucet of hot and cold pipes meeting together to create a waterfall spout that spews forth into the rectangular sink, which is part of the solid surface counter. Just these three items create a feeling of luxury within a tiny footprint. Adding to this luxury is the heated towel rack reflected in the mirror.
In the bathroom, each coin nickle has been glued individually, then grouted and sealed. It's a lot of work but well worth the effort!
The bench tucks quietly below a large window, creating the perfect place to enjoy reading one of the magazines featured on the rack next to it. Uncharacteristically finished in a powder coating of rose red, the bench and the area rug add in a layer of liveliness to an otherwise utilitarian space.
The shelving unit is a contained vignette of wooden cubes supported by square metal tubing with exposed welding on corner seams. The boxes are of varying sizes and while some feature a red stain on the interior sides others do not. The piece is a work of art and would be just as beautiful empty as it is filled with personal items.
Photos: Courtesy of Studio 80 Interior Design
Modern mountain retreat: Morning Star Residence
Morning Star Residence is a luxurious modern mountain retreat designed by Slifer Designs in Mountain Star, Colorado. The home is nestled on top of a mountain offering fabulous views towards the surrounding mountaintops. The residence offers a cozy escape from the cold winters with warm fireplaces and plenty of seating areas to lounge and entertain friends and family. The interiors are decorated with plenty of textures and a wide variety of finishes and materials in a soft color palette so as not to detract from the beautiful landscape that pervades the home.
For over 28 years, Silfer Designs has been creating exquisite interiors where people love to live. We specialize in creating more inspired living spaces – by offering award-winning designers, timeless styles, upscale furnishings, and passionate creativity. Above all, we guarantee you'll be thrilled with your Slifer Designs experience, and that you'll enjoy the lasting comfort of livable luxury. Visit our store in Edwards, CO to find furnishings, accessories, and gifts for homes of distinction. And arrange a consultation with our legendary designers who can show you new possibilities for your living spaces, and walk you through our Slifer Designs experience of creative and comfortable on time, on budget interior design.
Photos: Stovall Studio
North Star Ranch in the Southern Colorado foothills
North Star Ranch explores a distinctive Mediterranean style design by Miller Architects in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Southern Colorado. The owner raises cutting horses, but has spent much of her free time traveling the world. She has brought art and artifacts from those journeys into her home, and they work in combination to establish an uncommon mood. The stone floor, stucco and plaster walls, troweled stucco exterior, and heavy beam and trussed ceilings welcome guests as they enter the home. Open spaces for socializing, both outdoor and in, are what those guests experience but to ensure the owner's privacy, certain spaces such as the master suite and office can be essentially 'locked off' from the rest of the home. Even in the context of the region's extraordinary rock formations, the North Star Ranch conveys a strong sense of personality.
The ranch offers a soothing color palette and takes advantage of the spectacular mountain range views throughout the home.
Photos: Courtesy of Miller Architects
Vail Valley Mountain Contemporary Residence
This mountain contemporary residence is a private luxury home that is situated in Vail Valley, Colorado, designed by Points West Architecture in collaboration with Robyn Scott Interiors. The home is comprised of 10,000 square feet of living space with a 1,500 square foot guest house. This unique project was a perfect example of how a team consisting of the architect, designer and client collaborated to create optimal design. This 3 ½-year project reflects the elements required to create the clients' vision: zen, organic, simple, and comfortable. The home offers sweeping views of a striking mountainscape in the distance, with plenty of property for outdoor activities for family and guests. The warm and welcoming interiors provides a perfect holiday escape and the perfect place to entertain.
This stunning home won awards for Best Bed/Bath: 2010 ASID Colorado Chapter and Best Contemporary Kitchen: 2010 ASID Colorado Chapter.
Photos: Teri Fotheringham Photography
Bavarian-style luxury mountain retreat in Aspen
Aspen Manor is a luxury mountain retreat designed by Charles Cunniffe Architects, situated on four acres at the base of Red Mountain in Aspen, Colorado's posh Starwood neighborhood. At approximately 20,000 square feet, this stone-and-stucco Bavarian-style house utilizes as much glass as possible to encompass the views, all the while creating a warm, mountain escape for the owners. The Owner's philanthropic engagements lead to programming to include spaces for sizable party tents, valet, catering, staff accommodations and lavish guests suites. The design includes 12 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen with butler's pantry, an office, wine cellar and tasting room, gym, pilot's quarters, pool and outdoor entertaining areas and a guest house.
The retreat is perched on a hill with a 70-mile panorama of snow-capped mountains. Outside a slate patio includes a pizza oven and entertainment area next to an Infinity swimming pool. A hot tub edged by large rocks is fed by a stream that runs under a wooden bridge.
The couple, pictured here, bought the property in 2006 for $20 million before embarking on a multi-million-dollar renovation. Mr. Powers, 53, was formerly a managing director and senior portfolio manager of Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO). Mrs. Power's grandparents owned the Mississippi Delta plantation Dockery Farms. She is a trustee of the farm, now a historical site, and also funds a program that provides music education to children in the South.
Aspen interior designer Linda Bedell says it went from "overdone, Los Angeles nouveau riche" to the look of "a grand European country house."
In the "Grand Room," a wide open living room with 50-foot-high wood beam ceilings, a Joan Miro tapestry hangs above a vast stone fireplace.
Ms. Powers' office includes an Andy Warhol painting.
Inside, the views compete with a top-shelf contemporary art collection. It starts in the entry, shown here, where a large Roy Lichtenstein oil hangs on gray cashmere-covered walls.
Photos: Charles Cunniffe Architects & Shawn O'Connor Photography
Linear House with spectacular mountain views in Aspen
Linear House is nestled on a private 22-acre site with spectacular views to the Elk Mountain Range in Aspen, Colorado. It was designed by Studio B Architects, providing both a cozy refuge from the cold and a stunning perch at an elevation of 9,500 feet from which to gaze at the surrounding peaks. With a confined building envelop set against the White River National Forest and within a dense aspen stand, the construction and staging area was quite limited. The Hong Kong-based clients requested that every tree possible be saved. A licensed Colorado geologist was required for county approvals, verifying historical avalanche chutes and established Aspen groves. This process required a year and was subject to controversial review.
With clients circling the globe and often in differing places themselves, communication, material/sample review and securing decisions proved very challenging. At an altitude near 10,000 feet, winters offered complexities in construction with shortened seasons and heavy snows. Our design solution embraced its natural setting, minimized site disturbance and reflects the clients demand for a calculated detailed architecture second to its remarkable setting.
The horizontal L-shaped plan appears to float above a partially buried stone plinth. The upper level plan contains the public areas and houses the meditation room, library and master suite. This solution offers views from all rooms and a rooftop terrace accessed from the inner courtyard has a viewing platform and sitting area. An exterior stair divides the lower level and accesses the rear courtyard underneath the upper plan. Materials consist of Japanese plaster, weathered teak siding, glass, and hand carved Yangtze River limestone.
Photos: Derek Skalko
Fabulous concrete mountain retreat in Snowmass
This super stunning concrete mountain retreat has been designed by Kaegebein Fine Homebuilding, situated on Capitol Creek Road, Snowmass, Colorado. The two-storey home features polished concrete flooring with two coats of sealer, concrete walls and a neutral color palette. Although the furnishings are modern, the soft textures and materials create a warm and welcoming environment. Large expanses of glass blurs the lines between indoors and out. The lift and slide door in the open plan living area helps to open the space up to the outdoors. The exterior facade is not a traditional wooden log home, like you would typically see in the area, which makes it unique to the area and seems to blend with its snowy landscape. The home is hidden from the street, surrounded by a heavily forested terrain a creek below the house.
The inviting living area with an incredible fireplace is the perfect spot for entertaining guests during the holiday season. All the appliances are state of the art, hinting at the inhabitants' need for modern creature comforts.
The material used for this incredible fireplace is steel with an acid wash and lacquer.
A stairway with wooden steps leads the way to the private areas located on the second level.
Photos: Derek Skalko
Stunning contemporary remodel in Woody Creek
Piampiano Residence is a stunning contemporary remodel by Studio B Architects in Woody Creek, Colorado. The home was originally several structures on a narrow site that were wedged between a steep embankment and the rivers edge. The architects did not want to demolish the existing house as the relationship to the Roaring Fork would then be lost. Using the existing structures for mass, scale and materials, the ordinary was transformed into a series of additions and new elements to unify the new residence blurring the boundary of existing and new.
From the Architects: Perched within the tall conifers and unable to remove them, the reclaimed siding reflects the texture/color of the trees, refers to the previous house and coupled with aluminum windows yield a maintenance-free exterior. The additions and detached garage/guest suite configurations are driven by the site and topographical constraints while providing the owner requested programmatic requirements. The simple white and maple interiors capture and reflect natural light within the heavily shaded site and provides contrast to the darker and textured exteriors. The project was completed on schedule and within three percent of the original estimated budget in the spring of 2013.
The value we offered was a vision utilizing existing conditions and saw that as an opportunity as opposed to a hindrance. Our exploration and creative use of material options, both exterior and interior enabled us to deliver a high-level of design and architecture on a limited budget.
Photos: Derek Skalko, Andrew Pogue


text:
685 Higuera St - Downtown SLO
Hours: 7:30am-10pm daily
Lounge Hours: 6pm-11PM W/TH
Lounge Hours: 6pm-12AM FRI/SAT
685 Higuera St - Downtown SLO
Sundays at Kreuzberg, always a latte fun.
Enjoy the dog days of summer on our relaxing patio.
Wherefore art thou after dark? Stop by tonight during art after dark for a scrumptious latte or a delicious local wine.
Cool off with a bottomless soda! Available for just $1.00 with any salad or sandwich purchase.
Technically its a holiday, but don't worry, the Strada never takes a day off.
The grab bag. Great deals on delicious pastries. Look for it daily. Treat your office or surprise your friends.
Mini cupcakes 2 for $3, because you can't eat just one.
Have you tried our new wines yet? They're local!
Come hang out under our new chandeliers.


text:
28th Annual Polka Jamboree Anniversary Dance
Jeff Heinz's Polka Jamboree Anniversary Dance is back again!
The 28th Annual Polka Jamboree Anniversary Dance is on Saturday, March 16th and Sunday, March 17th at the North Star Mohican Resort and Casino Bingo Hall, W12180 County Road A, Bowler, WI 54416 (map). For hotel reservations, please call 1-800-952-0195.
Tickets are $10/day in advance, or $12/day at the door. Advance tickets can be purchased at WDEZ Studios in Wausau or Plover (Hwy B), Crossroads County Market, and Wausau Music Center (3rd St).
Saturday, March 16th -- 5pm - Midnight
- The Polka Family Band (from Pennsylvania)
- Jimmy Kilian Band (from Illinois)
Sunday, March 17th -- Noon - 6pm
- The Polka Family Band (from Pennsylvania)
- The Family Tradition Band (from Wisconsin)
For more information, or if you have any questions, please call Jeff Heinz at 715.842.1672 or email him at email@example.com


text:
You are currently viewing the beta version of the new AMM site.
Click here
to return to the current site.
May 01, 2012 | 08:52 AM
Members of the British Metal Recycling Assn (BMRA) are being targeted by fraudsters taking advantage of VAT loopholes when trading secondary metals, according to director general of the association Ian Hetherington.
Some BMRA members have become party to a trade or series of trades involving more than one country that take advantage of differentials in
VAT rates, Hetherington told Metal Bulletin recently.
The BMRA has notified the Inland Revenue, Hetherington said.
To access AMM's full content, please log in below. If you do not have an AMM account, we invite you to take a free trial or subscribe below.
Access to amm.com editorial content is granted only to paid subscribers and trialists. If you do not have an active account in your own name, please either subscribe or take a trial and you will have instant access to amm.com content. Sharing your login credentials with individuals who are not subscribers represents a violation of AMM copyright.
Every morning, every minute no matter how often you follow the markets, there's an AMM subscription to fit your needs.
Not sure if you are ready to invest in a subscription right now? Take a free, no-obligation trial. Start your free trial today.
Are you stocking more inventory today than 18 months ago?
We recognize that it takes time to learn to make good, quality steel. And we're not underestimating the need to do that and do it right.
--Mark Bula, Big River Steel


text:
WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - Save a little green today when you go to Starbucks.
Most Starbucks stores are giving away a free coffee drink now through the 18th during the hours of 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
It's a way to celebrate the holidays and catch up with friends, says Starbucks. The promo is to buy a holiday drink and share one.
You have to check for participating stores.
Want to stay in tune with more deals? We're checking for you every day! Subscribe to Michelle Li or follow us on WECT and Fox Wilmington.
Copyright 2012 WECT. All Rights Reserved.
322 Shipyard Boulevard
Contact Us
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Worldnow and WECT. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
An Upstate City Council member was charged with driving under the influence, according to South Carolina Highway Patrol troopers.
Shadrick "Bernard" Smith, Jr., 66, was pulled over at 6 p.m. Thursday on East Junior High Road in Gaffney, according to Trooper Billy Elder.
Elder said Smith had a blood alcohol level of .12 percent and was charged with driving under the influence.
The Gaffney City Administrator's office said Smith is a Gaffney city council member.
The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus