text:
Executive Vice President Charlie Olentine discusses show attendance.
Anderson International Corp.
Trackmobile LLC
General Equipment Co.
Sign up for our E-Newsletter
October/November 2014
Digital Edition
Read Articles
More Magazines
1. Delayed Price Dilemma
2. Grain Handling Challenges Ahead With Large Harvest
3. Volatile Day in Chicago
4. The Andersons Purchases Two Grain Companies in Texas
5. NGFA Reiterates Need for STB to Change Rail Fuel Surcharge Rule
6. Agricultural Firm H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc., Relocates Little Rock Office to Accommodate Growth
7. IPPE Launches Young Leaders "30 under 30" Program
8. Martin Engineering Co-Sponsors FIRST Robotics Teams
9. Soggy Weather Stalls Corn Harvest Yet Again
10. Mega Harvest Leaves U.S. Farmers Battling Bugs in Storage Bins


text:
Hey friend! So I recently read about something that I couldn't wait to share with you! Maybe you've already heard of it, but this is news to me this year, so I figure it probably is for some of you … [Read More...]
Featured Posts
Make A Difference Mondays {Volume 25}
Lake Erie Love
So I recently spent a long weekend away I've been wanting to tell you about! I was planning to take my family with me to Bloggy Con, and we knew we wanted to arrive a little early and stay a bit … [Read More...]
Make A Difference Mondays {Volume 24} Socktober!
Today I want to share with you something AWESOME. A simple yet incredibly meaningful way for families and groups of friends to rally together to help those in need. I had not heard of Socktober … [Read More...]
Best Blogging Tools and Resources + Giveaway!
So guess what? Today marks one year since the official beginning of She Lives Free! {Throws confettii} I thought the very best way to celebrate would be to talk all about one of my favorite … [Read More...]
A look back at September, and look ahead into October
September was a pretty sweet month around here - crazy productive and fruitful! There was a trip to Bloggy Con during a long weekend away at Cedar Point and Lake Erie at the beginning of the month … [Read More...]
How to Rep Christ At A Christian Conference
I just returned from a weekend away at the Influence Conference and I am super grateful to have been able to go for my second time this year. But I have to say If you're looking for a neat and tidy … [Read More...]

subset: commoncrawl


text:
5 awesome pie pairings to try now!
I'm 14 and I haven't crushed on anyone, guys or girls. Is something wrong with me?
To keep or to share? How to know when to tell an adult a secret
The biggest OMG celeb moments of the week
The best thing to ever hit your taste buds: Caramel pudding
Sporty chic: Cool workout clothes you can actually wear beyond the gym
5 cute ways to rock a beanie
Cold-weather workout gear we heart
Are you the go-to girl?
Ever feel a little jealous? Spill for an upcoming issue of the mag!
Kirby Buckets Clip
More Friends = More Fun
GL Tweets !
6 HOURS AGO It's official—we're obsessing over Jacquie Lee's new EP: http://t.co/dHZwPbO3da
9 HOURS AGO Homework? What homework? #Crewel is on @wattpad for free! #bookworm #bookclub http://t.co/TsLFsrnwAH
10 HOURS AGO Join the GL gram fam and follow us on Insta for pretty pix and behind-the-scenes snaps: http://t.co/Umf3MGtn7Y
sponsored links
25 Comments | Add Yours
Hey Bella, It's so cool you'll write a series of books. I know that the plot of the books will be associated with magic. I have a question, what inspired you to write a book?
by LovelyThorne on 5/9/2013 5:26:02 PM
Hey Bella, I love you! <3
So I have a question. You're an actress, singer, and now an author. I would love to know do you remain a normal girl, and not suffering star disease?
by LovelyThorne on 5/9/2013 5:22:23 PM
#GLbella Hey Bella! How do you keep your hair so clean and long? Thanks! x
by 2cute2btrue on 5/9/2013 4:38:42 PM
Hey Bella! How do you keep your hair so long and posh? Thanks! x
by 2cute2btrue on 5/9/2013 4:38:02 PM
Hey Bella! So, if there was one song that would be YOUR theme song... what would it be? Why, does it describe you or just get you pumped and make you happy?
by renlong48 on 5/9/2013 4:17:12 PM
by Vera~ on 5/9/2013 10:40:17 AM
#GLbella Ok I just read that lots of people have already asked who inspires you the most. I have a question. If you could redo your life, would you do it exactly the same or would you tweak it? In what areas would you tweak it? Ps - did you play soccer as a kid?
by PinkDramaPrincess11 on 5/8/2013 5:07:05 PM
If you had the opportunity to go on "Dancing With The Star's" would you take it or not?
by Lovehope on 5/8/2013 5:05:57 PM
#GLbella Hi! So what is your inspiration? What or who inspires you? What is your cheer-me-up soundtrack? What was the first movie/commercial/voice-over/musical/play you were ever in and what was your reaction? When did you know that what you wanted to do was act?
by PinkDramaPrincess11 on 5/8/2013 5:04:37 PM
I already received my magazine!
by 15hayhay on 5/8/2013 3:17:30 PM
Fierce females
are taking over the big screen! Who is your favorite heroine?
6 books to curl up with this season...
It'll be one fierce fall when you pick up our six picks from the bold new batch of Fierce Reads. CLICK HERE to check out the titles, score free chapters and more!


text:
The Big Bang Theory Bazinga Red Pyjamas
Sorry, this product is no longer available
Get your Big Bang Theory fix with these awesome Bazinga pyjama bottoms and top. Complete with space rockets and atom structures these Bazinga pyjama's are bound to get you a good nights sleep. Perfect for all die hard fans of the smash hit American TV show. Officially licensed.
Related Products
- 29th Annual Physics Bowl Ladies Purple T-Shirt Inspired by The Big Bang Theory £11.99
- The Big Bang Theory Soft Kitty Nerd Seatbelt Belt £7.99 58% off
- The Big Bang Theory Friendship Algorithm Poster £3.99


text:
Joined: June 18th, 2014
Location: United States
Posts: 7
About me: I'm just a guy who loves video games.
Mother 3 Fan-Translation Version 1.2 Now Available
Fixes, it has them
Iwata Gets Re-Elected As Nintendo President
Iwata's here to stay
on Nintendo Reports Quarterly Loss...
Once the likes of Zelda Wii U and Smash Bros come out, I think the Wii U will experience a steady turn-around. And even if the Wii U does fail, Nintendo's still got the 3DS to fall back on.
on New Smash Bros. Character Reveal on Monday!...
I'd love it if Paper Mario was revealed as a playable character.
on Suda51 has "no plans on Nintendo titles"...
I was hoping for No More Heroes 3...
on Smash Bros. branded GameCube pads coming...
I wouldn't mind getting one of these.
on Mario Kart 8 review...
Nice review. If I could ask, how did you get those pictures into the review? I'm working one one myself, and I don't want to accidentally mess anything up.
We've struck gold
Still a classic
Simple, yet effective
The game that wants you to die
Playing with your toys has never been so super
A debut worth bragging about
Sick, but in a good way
A take off that could have been better
Not exactly the best racing game ever
Another World - 20th Anniversary Edition review...
This classic hasn't aged very well.
Pokemon: Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Dual Pack Confirmed
Why choose, when you can have both
Wii U Owners Frustrated Over Low Stock for Bayonetta 2
This witch is proving elusive for gamers
Super Smash Bros. Overload
8 player smash, new game modes, stage builder, and the return of Mewtwo
Psyscrolr Prepares To Imbue The Wii U eShop With Psychic Platforming
Mind Bending
Amazon Reveals Unannounced Modes for Wii U Version of Smash Bros.
Another day, Another Smash Bros. leak
Fifth Annual NES Marathon scheduled for November 8th
More than 750 Games, 2 friends, and 1 great cause
Game Freak Exploring Amiibo Functionality
Gotta buy 'em all
Donkey Kong Country Returns to Virtual Console!
Only in Europe...
Nexis Games Releases New UCraft Information
Digging through the details
October CoroCoro Shows new details and Mega Pokemon for Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Bees, and birds, and dragons. Oh my!
Kacy Haydel said:
Thanks guys! I know I have been away for months and just saw this but reading all of these helpful comments kinda of ... A journey through Hyrule... and the ages
ShinyShovel said:
I find the 8 player smash to be the most exciting aspect of the upcoming game! ... Super Smash Bros. Overload
Iron Guy said:
Finaly ... Smash Bros 3DS Demo Now Available in the West
Iron Guy said:
Im happy ... LostWinds 2 footage
Iron Guy said:
I guess there will always be little bugs like this to iron out when a new system launches. ... LostWinds fix coming for Wii U
Wii's World is not officially affiliated with Nintendo! (but they wish we were).


text:
Megan Fox Kiss Baby Bump
Help Megan Fox kiss without waking the baby up. You must fill the kiss-o-meter to win. Keep the mouse clicked to kiss and let go when the baby starts moving.
Favorite games
Help Barbie drive her new truck and give gifts to her fans. Take them from the store without losing any of them. Use the arrows.
Barbie Truck
Help a little girl eat all the fruits from the maze, once you get them all you'll move a level up. Careful with the animals from the forest! Use the arrow keys to move and space bar to jump.
Crystal Maze
Help the dog rescue the adventurer who's buried in the mountain snow. Dig in the right direction, give him water when his eyes are open and drag him to the surface. Use your mouse.
Rescue Dog 1
Fly your imagination and create the most amazing look for tonight's fireworks show. Use your mouse to pick the clothing and accessories you like.
Fireworks Zeemo Girl
Help Kelly take care of the pets. You gotta wash them and be nice, so that they can be happy and clean at last! Use your mouse to play.
My Cute Puppy
Clean everything in the office and put each thing on its spot. Click on the objects and drag them to do it.
Office Room Cleaning
Noelia is lonely and sad at the park. Make click on the objects from the ground in order to select her clothes and complements.
Noelia Lonely hearts
Serve delicious breakfasts and snacks to your customers. Use the mouse to sit your clients on the free tables. Make click on the buffet tables to choose the cakes and drinks.
Winter bristo
Design the Barbie's nails, choose her clothes and make up her as you like to go for a walk in this fantastic Spring day. Use your mouse to play.
Barbie Nail Design
Maintain pressed the mouse-left button in the couple to make them kiss when the boss or mate doesn't realize. Fill the love bar before the time finish to reach the next level.
Kissing in the office
Become an expert hairdresser and change a girl's look. Straighten, curl and dye her hair the way you like and make her look stunning.
Divine Hair Salon
Help Rose with her new restaurant. You gotta help her make the food, get the ingredients you need to make all the dishes you want. Use your mouse.
Dinner In Italy
Wiju España
Free Online Games
All rights reserved Copyright © 2014 DailyGames.com


text:
|Live Scores
|Video & Audio
Lightning wrists, dazzling strokeplay, impeccable sportsmanship
A cricketing gentleman is born. India's Gundappa Viswanath was as renowned for his sportsmanship - he cost India the Golden Jubilee Test when he recalled Bob Taylor - as he was for his lightning wrists and pure, impish strokeplay. From 91 Tests he made over 6000 runs at an average of 41. And his runs were usually influential: he averaged 53 against West Indies, and 51 in Tests India didn't lose, as against 26 in those they did.
A day for young centurions. Today Mushtaq Mohammad, aged 17 years 82 days, made his first Test hundred, against India in Delhi. It was a Test record until Bangladesh's Mohammad Ashraful took a century - on debut - off Sri Lanka at the age of 17 years and 63 days. Before that, the nearest anyone got to breaking Mushtaq's record was...
... 16-year-old Sachin Tendulkar, who came within 12 runs of becoming the youngest person to make a Test hundred when he was out to New Zealand's Danny Morrison in the second Test in Napier. This Test match was heavily rain-affected, although there was also time for John Wright to bite the hand that would later feed him - he made his second hundred of the series.
A bad day for South Africa, the World Cup hosts, in Paarl, where Percy Sonn - at the time the UCBSA president - got so drunk while watching India thrash Netherlands that he infamously "fell out of his pants". One reporter noted that Sonn, who went on to become president of the ICC, told onlookers: "Brother I am so ****ing drunk I don't know where the **** I am."
Among Englishmen with 100 Test wickets, only the deadly duo of George Lohmann and Sydney Barnes have a lower average than Bobby Peel, who was born today. Peel was a devilishly accurate left-arm spinner, whose 101 wickets came at a cost of just 16.97 each. And he conceded only 1.97 runs per over. At Old Trafford in 1888 he took advantage of a vicious sticky dog to take 11 for 68 and bowl England to an Ashes-clinching innings victory. He died in his native Leeds in 1941.
A day to forget for South Africa, who were bowled out for 36 in 23.2 overs by Australia in Melbourne. Bert Ironmonger led the way with 5 for 6, and although Australia were themselves bowled out for 153, Ironmonger took 6 for 18 as South Africa were skittled for 45 second time round, losing the series 0-5.
The birth of all-round sportsman Charlie McGahey. He played football for Sheffield United, Tottenham and Arsenal, was a hard-hitting batsman for Essex - on one occasion he drove the ball back so hard that he broke his partner's arm - and played twice for England in Australia in 1901-02.
The end of Richie Benaud's radiant 63-Test career, in Sydney. He bowed out with 14 runs and four wickets as Australia drew with South Africa, ensuring that the series would finish 1-1. Benaud finished with 2201 runs, 248 wickets, and the proud record of having never captained Australia in a series defeat.
Birth of the least celebrated member of the West Indian hit squad of 1984. The gangling, awkward Milton Small was a rarity among 1980s West Indies quicks, in that he had the description "fast-medium" rather than "fast" against his name. His last Test was at Lord's on that tour, when he was somehow given the new ball ahead of Malcolm Marshall.
Breezy fare in Auckland, where a first Test that lasted only 199.2 overs came to an end. Pakistan won it by five wickets, thanks chiefly to nine wickets from Wasim Akram and a blistering 78 from Aamer Sohail, one of only two fifties in the match. There was a carefree air about proceedings from start to finish: the top partnership of the match was 75, from only 48 balls, by Andrew Jones and Mark Greatbatch on the first day.
William Shalders, born today, played 12 Tests for South Africa and toured England in 1904 and 1907. He wasn't one of the stars of the famous South African side in 1907 but performed consistently on the tour. He scored 108 against Hampshire, and came out sixth on the list for the whole tour, getting 747 runs in 22 matches.
New Zealand's Ross Morgan, born today, was a dependable batsman who favoured clipping the ball through midwicket. He was also an offspinner with a memorable skipping and hopping approach. He made 66 on debut against Pakistan in Auckland in 1964-65, and followed with a career-best 97 in Christchurch. A good tour of India later that season followed but thereafter he struggled - his next 22 Test innings produced only 287 runs. His final series was in West Indies in 1971-72, where in three Tests he scored eight runs and took one wicket.
Other birthdays
1891 Cec Dixon (South Africa)
1966 Shakeel Ahmed snr (Pakistan)
1972 Dulip Samaraweera (Sri Lanka)
1984 Vinay Kumar (India)
© ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
'Ponting was an instinctive, aggressive player'
Modern Masters: Rahul Dravid and Sanjay Manjrekar discuss Ricky Ponting's technique
MacLeod spells hope for Scotland
Allrounder Calum MacLeod's return from a faulty action is key to Scotland's World Cup hopes. By Tim Wigmore
The Australian who dares to attack spin
From lead spinner and No. 8, Steven Smith has become a central figure in the batting line-up. By Brydon Coverdale
'Gibbs used to toss the ball like a basketball'
My XI: Erapalli Prasanna on the West Indian offspinner who had a killer instinct
Cricket's humanity resists specialisation
Jon Hotten: Major sports are driving their competitors towards homogenous physical ideals, but cricket seems to celebrate diversity
Manic one-day chases, and daddy partnerships
Also, most brothers in a Test XI, and the fastest to 20 ODI centuries
Has international cricket begun to break up?
The gap between the haves and the have-nots is growing wider, and the disenchantment is forcing a devaluation of Test cricket among weaker teams
Zulfiqar Babar missed five seasons between his first two first-class matches, and was 34 when he finally made his Test debut, but he is quickly making up for all the lost time with his artful left-arm spin
Younis Khan and the art of scoring hundreds
Out of 70 batsmen who've scored 15 or more Test hundreds only five are from Pakistan, but Younis Khan's appetite for hundreds matches that of some of the top contemporary batsmen
Australia outdone in every way
Surviving into the final session of the last day cannot disguise the fact that Australia's continued inability to play spin contributed to an all-round thrashing
Has international cricket begun to break up? (83)
The gap between the haves and the have-nots is growing wider, and the disenchantment is forcing a devaluation of Test cricket among weaker teams
Lyon low after high of 2013 (51)
The offspinner was Australia's highest wicket-taker in 2013, but his form has dipped sharply this year
Australia outdone in every way (51)
Surviving into the final session of the last day cannot disguise the fact that Australia's continued inability to play spin contributed to an all-round thrashing
Zulfiqar Babar missed five seasons between his first two first-class matches, and was 34 when he finally made his Test debut, but he is quickly making up for all the lost time with his artful left-arm spin
No Ajmal, no problem for Pakistan (33)
When a team loses its best bowler, it is expected that the team's performance will suffer. As usual, Pakistan defied the expectations


text:
Nokia X, X+ and XL: How to Gain Root Access and Install Google Play Store Service
- Order Reprints
- Text Size
By Ryan Inoyori | March 3, 2014 6:42 PM EST
Nokia X smartphones run Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Nokia X software platform and can use various Android apps and games. But for those who want to view lists from the Play Store, here are the steps to install the Android store and download apps from it to the Nokia X device.
- Nokia X smartphones only: X, X+ or XL.
- Create a manual backup of all personal and data files stored on the Nokia X smartphone. Don't use any automatic or other backup software on a computer.
- Make sure that the battery level is at least 50 per cent before performing any installation.
- Enable USB debugging on the device. Go to Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging.
- Users need to root their Nokia X device. Click here to download the Gandalf Exploit with Framaroot app.
- Download a Root explorer app on the Nokia X smartphone. Users may use other file managing apps.
- Download the Google Apps for Nokia X devices.
Warning: IBT Media is not responsible for any damages or errors which may occur on your Nokia X smartphones. Follow the instructions carefully to avoid damaging your device. Do this at your own risk.
Flashing Instructions
- Unzip Google Apps package downloaded earlier to get the APK installer files.
- Connect the Nokia X device to a computer using a USB cable.
- Copy the rooting APK and all APK files from Google Apps package to the Nokia X root storage.
- Go to the Nokia X smartphone, use the file explorer app and then go to where the APK files were placed.
- Now tap the rooting APK file to gain root access on the Nokia X device. Follow the instructions when prompted.
- Copy the Google Apps APK files to "/system/app" using the file explorer app and change permissions for the files in the device.
- Reboot the Nokia X smartphone.
- Launch the file explorer app and then go to the root storage and install all Google Apps package APK files normally.
- Launch the Google Play Store and confirm Google Account details.
Well done! The Nokia X smartphone can now access both Nokia app store and Google Play Store to get all Android goodies.
Users having issues with the installation may send their feedback to the XDA developer original thread.
To contact the editor, e-mail:
Most Popular Slideshows
- Order Reprints
- Text Size
Join the Conversation
- 'Dragon Age Keep' Guide: How To Use And Set Up Background Story For 'Dragon Age Inquisition'
- Google Nexus 6 Sold-Out Inventory: Android 5.0, Motorola-Nexus Branding, Network Carriers, Competitive Price
- 'Destiny': Apocalypse-Themed Sparrows, Pumpkin Head Weapons As Contents For Halloween
- The Xperia Z3: A Review On Sony's New Flagship
- Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Developer Edition Now Available At $699.99, Without Instalment Plan Options
- Nokia Lumia 730 v. Sharp Aquos Crystal – Specifications, Features And Price Showdown
- Apple iPhone 6 Plus vs Motorola Droid Turbo: Comparsion On Processor, Software And Battery
- Australia Special Forces Await 'Delayed' Iraqi Visas Before Joining ISIS Fight
- ISIS Has Been Equipped With Advanced Anti-Aircraft Missiles
- Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Motorola Droid Turbo – S-Pen Is Note's 4 USP But Droid Turbo Can Outshine With Larger Battery
- 8 Important Things to Consider Before Buying or Upgrading to iPad Air 2
- Canada's Official ISIS Mission Starts On Weekend; Kuwait Uneasy


text:
CHAMPIONS: Girls win state golf tournament
Volleyball goes 3-1 at WAC Tourney on Oct. 18
The Kansas City Royals go to the World Series
Kellen Griffin, Sports Editor
March 15, 2012
Filed under Sports
The girls soccer teams season started off with a bang recording a 9-0 win over TMP.
At the half the Indians were only leading 1-0 before they took over in the second half.
Hays outscored TMP 8-0 in the second.
The leading... Read more »
the guidon online
The School Newspaper of Hays High School
© 2014 • FLEX WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in


text:
reddit's stories are created by its users
Got yourself a new moped? Don't forget to fill out the flair form! (self.moped)
submitted by eobanb1978 Honda Hobbit - stickied post
Mopeds of the Gettysburg Rally, an incomplete list (imgur.com)
submitted by Young_Maker1980 Tomos Bullet A3
Running Rich, Air Filter issues? (self.moped)
submitted by americanemu25
Sachs Kit Question (self.moped)
submitted by loosethots1979 Sachs G3
Where do you guys keep your bike when not riding? (self.moped)
submitted by GNARBEQUE
rebuilding a jawa and saw this custom gasket. (i.imgur.com)
submitted by iamKNOTaspy1977 Motobecane Mobylette
"Overjetted" Carburetor? (self.moped)
submitted by GNARBEQUE
My custom 1986 tomos A3 moped! (imgur.com)
submitted by raisineyebrows
My new little moped (imgur.com)
submitted by MrAwesomeSauce013
MB5 Update: Five hundred miles later, and not a single hiccup! I really do love the fall, and this thing helped me find my new favorite spot! (imgur.com)
submitted by gagnatron50002006 Tomos Sprint
I know this technically isn't a moped, but it's close. Tomos t11. (i.imgur.com)
submitted by anonymous93
Possum Race is this weekend in Omaha! Come take our treats monies and take pictures of you and your moped! (thepossumrace.com)
submitted by tman672341977 Motobecane 50V
Dorais Velodrome: DOWNRIVER SCOOTER CLUB EVENT! MINIDROME PT.2 (facebook.com)
submitted by tjkoch07
My express doesn't like me much (self.moped)
submitted by AMooseBandit
Red Bull Epic Rise@Ciglione Malpensa(Italy) (youtube.com)
submitted by novequattro
Looking to buy a moped in Vancouver area. (self.moped)
submitted by GNARBEQUE
My daily to college, work and...uh...everywhere. (i.imgur.com)
submitted by TheAdobeEmpire1978 JC Penney Swinger 2
Finally got around to doing a quick video for Totfest 3 (kinda long) (youtube.com)
submitted by AlexDangerrr1983 Honda NU50M Urban Express
Looking to buy first moped, how does this look? (self.moped)
submitted by GNARBEQUE
Just needs the finising touch, then she is a beauty! (i.imgur.com)
submitted by Frette7
Motobecane with a side exhaust? Anyone have any info on this? (i.imgur.com)
submitted by GrandpaSquarepants
Hell's Angels taking in moped members? (i.imgur.com)
submitted by eloteman187
Stopped on my way home from work. (imgur.com)
submitted by plz-dont


text:
NORMAN — Children played games, engaged in sports and did crafts this week at a city-sponsored spring break camp. School resumes on Monday.
Norman children participate in spring break camp
Norman's Parks and Recreation Department sponsored a spring break camp for children this week. Classes resume Monday.
Trending Now
- 93123Man accused of smashing Oklahoma Ten Commandments monument is identified
- 56027Murderer Kevin Sweat given three life sentences without parole in killings
- 29148Senate Midterm Elections
- 14929Madeleine Albright Burns Conan O'Brien in Hilarious Twitter War
- 11484Oklahoma Union Football coach resigns amid hazing investigation
- 11104Oklahoma State football: Cornerback Juwan Offray has been dismissed from football program
- 10462OU band director steps down


text:
Notebook nuggets to nosh on
Opinion: Ken Trainor
By Ken Trainor
Some of what I've come across in my reading or on walks that ended up in my back-pocket notebook:
- Does it strike anyone else as ironic that we're working so hard at the high school to make alcohol and drugs less available to teens at the same time that we're liberalizing the village liquor ordinance to make alcohol more available to adults? I'm not saying it's wrong, just ironic. Wonder what our teens think of that? Is anyone talking to them about it or are we just letting our actions speak for us?
- I'm so glad the Chicago baseball season is over. What an ordeal. Six months of disappointment. It's a rigged sport anyway. Has there ever been a year when the Yankees didn't have the highest payroll? They also have 27 World Series championships. The next highest number (the Cardinals) is 10. No wonder football is more popular. At least there's some parity.
- We need an anti-name-calling crusade. Let's start with the horribly overused "idiot" and "moron." I'm as guilty as anyone (mostly when I drive). I'm trying to break myself of the habit, but it isn't easy. Questioning the intelligence of anyone we disagree with has become the default setting, it seems, of this uncivil society.
This newspaper could start by removing any online comment that insults an ideological opponent. I don't have the authority to impose that rule. I'm just casting my vote.
Where are the Hemingway homes? The village has posted a plethora of tiny signs directing people to our various tourist sites — such as Fox Park. No kidding, judging by the signs, all roads seem to lead there. But I'm out walking our streets as much as anyone, and the only questions I ever get from wandering out-of-towners involve the Hemingway Birth Home, which is located a block and a half north of the Hemingway Museum on the opposite side of Oak Park Avenue. But it's visually obscured by a thick grove of buffering trees.
The village, however, has posted no signs whatsoever for the Hemingway Birth Home, not even at the corner of Erie and Oak Park Avenue (see photo), where three signs direct the curious to Cheney Mansion, the Hemingway Museum and Scoville Park. From this spot, the Hemingway home would be to the left.
Never mind trying to find the other Hemingway home (a block north of Chicago Avenue at Kenilworth and Iowa). You'd think if we were going to spend taxpayer dollars on a sign project, we'd at least include our second biggest tourist attraction.
But I am definitely not questioning anyone's intelligence.
Observed — on the 600 block of Wesley recently, taped (with green duct tape) to the inside of the front picture window:
What is the cause of the U.S. economic debacle? Three wars.
In addition to Afghanistan and Iraq, the third war, presumably, was our recent involvement in Libya. Or maybe it's the continuing war in Congress.
Observed: A portable toilet at a construction site on the side of a house on Oak Park Avenue, courtesy of Oui Oui Enterprises.
Overheard — Mom (walking up Oak Park Avenue with her daughter): You're being very, very good.
Toddler: No, I'm not!
Observed: The sign by the front entrance of First United Church of Oak Park on Lake Street: Unashamed Faith.
Are some people ashamed of their faith? Can you believe something and be ashamed of it? Interesting topic.
Wondering: At the southeast corner of Marion and Lake streets, whose idea was it to paint the Cozy Corner and Cold Stone Creamery facades that horrible shade of green?
Overheard: I miss you. I'm in Chicago — like you were supposed to be for your birthday. (Young woman sitting on a bench by Lake Michigan, talking on her cellphone)
Quotes — Everyone's been questioning President Obama's leadership style lately. All that public second-guessing led to resurrecting this Robert Frost gem from his poem "The Lesson for Today":
I'm liberal. You, you aristocrat,
Won't know exactly what I mean by that.
I mean so altruistically moral
I never take my own side in a quarrel.
Apparently it's not a new condition. But Obama isn't the only liberal who needs to toughen up. Many have been sitting back waiting for him to work miracles. They should keep in mind a quote from Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen:
A different world cannot be built by indifferent people.
Put that in your notebook and nosh on it.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Reader Comments
No Comments - Add Your Comment
Quick Links
Sign-up to get the latest news updates for Oak Park and River Forest.
|Photo store
|Contact us
|Submit Letter To The Editor
|Place a Classified Ad
Latest Comments
"AWWW MAN!" Yes, that's the refrain...
By Pete Flanagan
Posted: October 25th, 2014 9:24 PM
@Jerry Hudson from Phoenix. You seem to be ticking...
By Kevin Peppard
Posted: October 25th, 2014 9:11 PM
"if a national background check could prevent...
By RF Dan
Posted: October 25th, 2014 8:41 PM
@ Michael - interesting - you are going to vote for...
By Ray Simpson
Posted: October 25th, 2014 6:33 PM
Why are the only choices a new $35 million dollar pool...
By OP Transplant
Posted: October 25th, 2014 5:46 PM
I agree theresa. Tell the full story with detail, and...
By mario
Posted: October 25th, 2014 5:38 PM
Michael - Are you under the impression that this...
By OP Transplant
Posted: October 25th, 2014 5:34 PM
C'mon Oak Park & River Forest Democrats,...
By Unfortunately
Posted: October 25th, 2014 5:33 PM
Last comment was badly worded; I would say it will be...
By Chris Williams
Posted: October 25th, 2014 4:59 PM
The application process is very stringent; if it gets...
By Chris Williams
Posted: October 25th, 2014 4:54 PM


text:
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Style Me Girl question for iPad and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Frenzoo
- Publisher: Frenzoo
- Genre: Role-Playing General
- Release Date: May 11, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
Question & Answers
Level 47: Olivia
I have a kindle fire and I have been stuck on this level for three days! I have spent about $500 dollars trying to beat it. How do you get three stars on this level for Style Me Girl? Help a Me Girl out! Thanks!
Answer from: Chu
Dunno for sure if this'll work for you but I got three stars with this:
-Red Hoop Earrings
-Black Knee High socks with three white stripes
-The same glasses and hair she comes with
-3* Signature item: the pink and black plaid bag with white straps
-Red sailor skirt with mini white stripes on the bottom
-Wool sweater with red lining on the cuff as well as two red stripes on the left arm
-Flat black mary-janes
-And a white blouse with a red ribbon tied around the collar
This should get you three stars :3
Answer from: Nat
I have been stuck on it for almost 6 MONTHS! MONTHS I'm not kidding
Unanswered Questions
From: Mad's
Posted on: 06-07-2014
From: braen
Posted on: 12-30-2013
Haegemonia: Legions Of Iron - Gameplay Video
- Oct 9, 2014, Views: 37
Beatbuddy HD - Gameplay Video
- Oct 4, 2014, Views: 44
Crimsonland HD - Official Launch Trailer
- Sep 26, 2014, Views: 43
Assault: Blue Vs Red - Gameplay Video
- Sep 19, 2014, Views: 89
- Ace Classic Vegas Slots - Rich Tycoon Millionaire Jackpot Slot Machine Games HD, (iPad)
- A Dubai Slots 777 Cassino HD, (iPad)
- Candy Digger HD, (iPad)
- Shred! Extreme Mountain Biking - HD, (iPad)
- Space Challenge HD, (iPad)
- Ace Classic Vegas Baby Tiger Slots - Lucky Safari Gambling Casino Slot Machine Games HD, (iPad)
- Awesome Pets On The Farm Slots Casino HD - Slot Machine Pro, (iPad)
- ABCs Zoom HD, (iPad)
- Death Race Car - HD, (iPad)
- MAMA CHAMPION HD, (iPad)
- Kim Kardashian: Hollywood - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Episode: Choose Your Story - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Ready To Fly Trailer, (Wii)
- The Settlers - Kingdoms Of Anteria - Announcement Trailer, (PC)
- Entwined - Quick Look Trailer, (PS3)
- Blue Estate - Official Launch Trailer, (PS4)
- Goat Commando 3D Simulator - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Munin - Official Launch Trailer, (iPad)


text:
Search For
About Us
Advertise In The Asian Today
Contact Us
Distribution Outlets
Thank you for signing up to our newsletter.
Saturday 25 October 2014
Eds Comments
Online Edition
Photo Galleries
Bollywood Top 10
Bhangra Top 10
Local News
National News
International News
Politics News
Business News
View Issue 191 Online Now!
Tweets by @TheAsianToday
Register today for all the latest news from The Asian Today.
Where did you hear about us?
Use our store finder to find out where you can pick up your local copy of The Asian Today!
Advertising in The Asian Today is a great way to promote your business.
Contact our advertising team:
Call: 0121 314 2892
Entertainment - The Asian Today
Updated: 11:39, Tuesday May 8, 2012
All in Good Time
How the popular stage show 'Rafta Rafta' is set to thrill on the big screen
BRIT writer Ayub Khan Din's last cinematic foray gave us the delightful double 'East is East' and it's sequel 'West is West', so it's no surprise to find there's huge excitement ahead of the release of his latest offering 'All in Good Time'.
The film – set to hit our screens on 11 May - is a hugely warm-hearted comic tale adapted for the big screen from the Olivier award winning play Rafta Rafta by Ayub Khan Din.
Centred around a close knit, larger-than-life British Asian family living in present day Bolton, All in Good Time stars Reece Ritchie (The Lovely Bones) and Amara Karan (The Darjeeling Limited) as Atul Dutt and his young bride Vina for whom the first taste of married life is proving far from straightforward.
Harish Patel (Run Fatboy Run) and Meera Syal (Anita & Me) reprise their roles from the original play as Atul's parents, Eeshwar and Lopa.
And it was the huge success of the original play which led the way to its big screen adaptation.
"It all started with me going to see the play Rafta Rafta at the National Theatre," says executive producer Andy Harries. "I'd heard a little bit about it, it had garnered some great reviews and it was absolutely packed. The play was very funny, very warm, very emotional and had a fantastic standing ovation. I thought, there's something very special going on here, there's something really entertaining, rather unusual, simple but very touching. It just seemed a really good idea to think about as a movie."
Ayub Khan Din signed up to adapt Rafta Rafta for the screen and Andy Harries and producer Suzanne Mackie approached their dream director Nigel Cole.
Actress Meera Syal makes the transition to the big screen having played the character of Lopa in 'Rafta Rafta'.
"The screen version is very similar to the stage version in that a lot of the dialogue has been kept," she reveals.
"There are moments in the play which would have been three pages of dialogue on the screen but it's translated very well. Ayub's dialogue is so good and crisp and Nigel rightly wanted to keep a lot of that in."
Syal knew from her experience on the stage that Rafta Rafta had a story audiences could relate to.
She says: "What we knew from the audience reaction is that it really hit a nerve. People flocked to see it because there was something very real, very moving and very funny about it. It just seemed to hit the zeitgeist in some way. I don't know if it was because of the recession but people did want to see something that was about very basic stuff like family and love and commitment and father/son, mother/son relationships."
Alongside Syal, actor Harish Patel also made the transition from stage to big screen. And unsurprisingly both were delighted.
"I always felt she is like my wife so we clicked during the play and also on the film," says Harish Patel of Syal. "Because now we have been working together for years since 2007 so we are used to it, so we know when she's going to give a look to me or I am going to give a look to her. She knows what Eeshwar is going to do and how he is, and there is understanding. We can anticipate how each other is going to react so we can prepare accordingly, there is a lot of improvisation. In one scene we were travelling on a bus and there was a big silence. Then I look out of the window talking and Meera is looking away and then suddenly we both look directly at each other it and it was not planned, it was an understanding."
Syal is also full of praise for her co-star. "It's been great working with Harish because he luckily has as good a memory as I do from all the stuff we worked on before. We have this great short hand which is useful if you want to convince people that you're a married couple that have been together for years and years and have a rather love/hate relationship. There's a deep love there but there's a huge amount of exasperation as well, it was all there and we'd worked out a lot of business on stage, particularly the comic set pieces which we were able to replicate for the screen. It's been a sentimental journey to bring all that back."
Two new faces are lead stars Reece Ritchie and Amara Karan. The film required charismatic young British actors with experience as well as the ability to balance comedy and drama. "It's hard to know what you're looking for when casting but you just see them, you meet them and you go 'That's it,' says Andy Harries. "We wanted to make the love story bigger than it was on stage. Reece had done The Lovely Bones and Amara had done a couple of movies and they just seemed right. Amara was in South Africa when we were casting so she put herself on tape and sent it to us as an audition. We'd seen some lovely girls but when her audition arrived, we looked at it and went 'Wow that's it, that's Vina.' She had such vitality."
Producer Suzanne Mackie says of Ritchie, "In the screenplay we wanted to boost the love story element and that really meant exploring Atul a bit more. Who is he and why is he in this crisis and what is his relationship with his father? It's also how the very complicated family dynamic might feel very familiar to lots of us. All the simple, subtle, difficult family dynamics that can really hinder you in life and hold you back. We wanted it to feel emotionally truthful and Reece Ritchie was an actor that we were very aware of, there was a lot of attention on him. He's a very instinctive and versatile young actor. He could play comedy and pathos and he has that very rare gift of star quality. We'd just held the audition in a very noisy room and when he walked in the room lit up and I thought ''wow'. You very rarely see that."
Ritchie was concerned about being the new kid on the block but his worries were soon banished. "A lot of our cast members did the play at The National and I was worried that it would be a case of, 'Oh here's the new kid, this is the way we did it on stage,' but there was none of that. They've been so flexible. Meera and Harish and the other cast members have been great."
Amara Karan, who plays Vina, loves the modern relevance this version has brought to the story. "The adaptation is wonderful in that it's in an Indian family, and it's set in the present day. There are so many similarities between the socially conservative element of Indian immigrant families and the 1960s English family. The fact the play can be adapted so beautifully I think is testament that the themes in the play are universal."
All in Good Time releases nationwide on 11th May 2012
Bookmark with:
What are these?
Latest Stories
Nurun: I Should Have Stayed
Asian Spice Queen is Fired
Akshay Kumar Is 'Box Office 1000 Crore Hero'
Awarded at the Star Box Office India Awards
Yoddha The Warrior comes to Wolverhampton
Starring Kuljinder Singh Sidhu
Katrina Kaif Wax Work to be Added at Madame Tussauds London
Becomes Lastest Bollywood Star to have Been Selected
The Apprentice 2014
Meet the Candidates
Hrithik Roshan Parties with Hilton Heiress
The Two Stars Attended A VIP Launch of New Restaurant Cle Dubai
Upcoming Artists
Six Artists To Look Out For This October
Happy Birthday Sunita
The Play Explores Challenging Old Concrete Traditions and Accepting New Customs
Gurprit Bains Sets the Floor on Fire with Dance Partner
Rupinder Kaur Reports on the 'Strictly Dancing with Wolves' Charity Competition
Winners Announced
More Entertainment From The Asian Today
SLAM! Takes Over 02
Samira Ali All Set to Star In bPositive
Shah Rukh Khan Honoured with Global Diversity Award
Salman Kicks Off Bigg Boss Season 8
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin Tie the Knot
Exclusive Performance By Satinder Sartaaj
MummyJi Is Searching For the Stars of the Midlands
Quiz Show Relatively Clever's Organisers Seek Contestants
Fusion 2014: Event Postponed Due To Unforeseen Circumstances
Ustad RFAK on international music and his journey back to love
Akshay Kumar and Lisa Haydon Fly High For 'The Shaukeens'
Eros International and R. Balki team up for 'Shamitabh'
Musharaf Goes To Stammer School
Musharaf Asghar, star of Channel 4 hit 'Educating Yorkshire', will re...
US Singer Biba Singh Set To Release "Panga Facebook Da"
New York based doctor and singer Biba Singh is set to release her first eve...
Bollywood Blockbuster Dhoom: 3 Exclusively on Netflix
Starting today, Dhoom: 3 is exclusively available to Netflix members in the UK & I...
BBC Asian Network Announces New Sunday Shows
BBC Asian Network are set to introduce changes to its Sunday schedule from late ...
Cooking Up A Storm
Prior to becoming a mummy, Zainab Jagot Ahmed worked in marketing for almost 10 years ...
Pam Malhi
Every month we will be bringing you an exclusive insight of a day in the life of an infl...
Abhishek Bachchan
The team of Happy New Year, this year's most anticipated Bollywood movie, descend...
Jaz Rabadia
An energy professional that helps businesses to reduce their energy usage, Jaz Rabadia i...
The Asian Today
The Asian Today - promoting education, diversity and integration. ...
Sham marriage conspiracy
Organisers of fabricated marriages have been accused of arranging "a stable of&nbs...
Diwali comes to Leicester
People in their thousands attended Diwali celebrations at the Golden Mile, Leicester to ...
Moeen Ali's ugly crowd
Birmingham born Moeen Ali revealed he was concerned for his family's safety after ...
Pakistan vs. Australia day 3
Pakistan started off well at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium with Younis Khan an...
Pakistan v Austalia
As predicted, Pakistan's batsmen had trouble with Mitchell Johnson's pace an...
Khan vs. Alexander
Fans can expect confirmation of the upcoming fight between Amir Khan and Devon Alexander...
Atlético de Kolkata Stay Top
Atlético de Kolkata remain top of the league table after a convincing display aga...
Mobile Site
About Us
Advertise In The Asian Today
Contact Us
Distribution Outlets
Link To Us
Asian News Archive


text:
Remember me
Forgot password?
Log in with Facebook
Log in with Twitter
Connect your Digital Journal account with Facebook or Twitter to use this feature.
Digital Journal
Digital Journal
Log In
Sign Up
must read articles
Michael Corbin
honey boo boo
Department of Homeland Security
rafah crossing
world Articles
S. Korea activists, residents clash over anti-North leaflets
Tensions flared Saturday as South Korean activists attempting to launch propaganda leaflets into the North were thwarted by egg-throwing residents of a border town, following threats of retaliation from Pyongyang.
Mali seeks to contain Ebola fears after girl dies
Mali authorities on Saturday scrambled to calm fears over Ebola after the disease claimed its first victim in the African country, a contagious toddler who took a 1,000-kilometre journey on public buses before seeking treatment.
Egypt in mourning after 30 soldiers killed in Sinai attack
Egypt has declared a state of emergency in the northern region of the Sinai Peninsula after at least 32 soldiers were killed in a checkpoint blast and a town shoot-out there.
Lebanon army attacks gunmen in historic Tripoli market
Lebanese troops attacked Islamist gunmen holed up in the historic market of the northern city of Tripoli Saturday, after deadly clashes rocked the longtime tourist attraction, an AFP correspondent reported.
Nigerian drug mule dies at Madrid Airport over Ebola fears
A drug smuggler of Nigerian origins was left to die at Madrid-Barajas airport, after the bags of cocaine inside his body burst, over fears he might be suffering from Ebola. An emergency alert was activated but the man died.
Botswana ruling party leads in early election results
Botswana's ruling party was leading in most local council constituencies as general election results trickled in Saturday, but opposition parties made a strong showing in the capital, the electoral commission said.
Iran hangs woman in defiance of international campaign
Iran hanged Saturday a woman convicted of murdering a former intelligence officer she claimed had tried to sexually assault her, defying international appeals for a stay of execution.
Brazil poll rivals clash over corruption claim
Brazil's presidential candidates clashed over corruption allegations in a final debate, as incumbent Dilma Rousseff rejected a report that she knew about a kickback scheme at state oil giant Petrobras.
India 'love jihad' claims fuel Hindu-Muslim tensions
When a Hindu woman tearfully claimed to national media recently she had been kidnapped, raped and forcibly converted to Islam, India's religious hardliners seized the chance to hike their "love jihad" fears.
Grateful for US strikes, Syrian Kurds name baby 'Obama'
Sultan Muslim, a Syrian Kurd, had no doubt what to name her seventh child when he was born, safely in Turkey, after a harrowing month-long flight from her home in Kobane: Obama.
Allies of deposed leader struggling in Ukraine vote
As he campaigned for Ukraine's parliamentary polls, to be held Sunday, Nestor Shufrych was pelted with eggs and injured in a scuffle with nationalists.It's not easy for one-time allies of ousted leader Viktor Yanukovych in Ukraine these days.
Israel troops kill US-Palestinian teen in West Bank
Washington confirmed that a Palestinian teenager shot dead by Israeli troops was a US citizen -- the second time this week an American child has fallen victim to the ongoing conflict.
War-scarred Ukraine counts down to key vote
Ukraine voters will go to the polls Sunday in elections set to dramatically reshape parliament, after a year of upheavals in which a deadly pro-Russian uprising has threatened to splinter the ex-Soviet state.
WHO eyes mass Ebola vaccines by mid-2015
Hundreds of thousands of Ebola vaccine doses could be rolled out to West Africa by mid-2015, the World Health Organization said, after a new case of the virus was reported in New York and a two-year-old girl died in the first case in Mali.
Two US states order tough Ebola quarantine rules
New York and New Jersey ordered mandatory quarantine for medics who treated victims of Ebola in West Africa, after the deadly virus spread to America's largest city.
Two dead in US school shooting after online warnings
A US student who had issued chilling warnings on Twitter opened fire in a school cafeteria on Friday, killing at least one person and critically injuring three before taking his own life.
Colombian rebel jailed for 27 years over US hostage case
A former commander of Colombia's leftist FARC rebels was jailed for 27 years for his role in the 2003 kidnap of three US citizens held captive for five years, the US Justice Department said.
Egypt's Sinai in lockdown after suicide blast kills 30 troops
A state of emergency came into force on Saturday across much of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula after 30 soldiers were killed in a suicide car bombing by suspected jihadists.
Two cops dead in California shooting spree
Two police officers were killed and two people wounded in California when a man went on a shooting spree, officials said, having finally caught up with the suspect after he went on the run.
Rousseff 'knew about Petrobras' kickbacks: Report
Just days before Brazil's presidential election run-off, rightwing news magazine Veja on Friday accused President Dilma Rousseff and predecessor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of knowing about a kickbacks scheme at state oil giant Petrobras.
Mayoral couple flee after attack on Mexican students
With their designer clothes and jewelry business, Mayor Jose Luis Abarca and his wife Maria de los Angeles Pineda had risen to the pinnacle of this Mexican town, flaunting their wealth and power.
Assad forces retake key central town from Al Qaeda rebels
The Syrian military is taking more territory in the central province of Hama and are reported to have retaken the town of Morek. The town is important because it is close to the crucial Damascus-Aleppo highway arguably the most important road in Syria.
Rousseff up, Neves reeling as Brazil heads to run-off
After a no-holds-barred campaign, Brazil's leftist leader Dilma Rousseff is the favorite heading into a presidential run-off election Sunday against bruised center-right challenger Aecio Neves.
War-scarred Ukraine counts down to key vote
Ukraine wraps up campaigning Friday for a weekend vote that will dramatically reshape parliament after a year of upheavals in which a deadly pro-Russian uprising has threatened to splinter the ex-Soviet state.
Israel troops shoot dead Palestinian teen in West Bank
Israeli troops on Friday shot dead a Palestinian teenager who the army said was about to hurl a petrol bomb at Israeli motorists near the West Bank city of Ramallah.
US school shooting leaves gunman, student dead
A US student who had issued chilling warnings on Twitter opened fire in a school cafeteria on Friday, killing at least one person and critically injuring three before taking his own life.
French court authorises extradition of Kazakh tycoon Ablyazov
A French court on Friday authorised the extradition of exiled Kazakh oligarch Mukhtar Ablyazov to Russia and Ukraine, despite concerns over his safety if the move goes ahead.
US seeking to confirm if IS militants used chlorine gas
Washington is seeking more information on reports that Islamic State militants used chlorine gas against Iraqi police officers last month, US Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday.
Used to rebuild Warsaw, Jewish tombstones return to cemeteries
Two-year-old Krzys zooms down a slide in Warsaw and shrieks with delight, paying no mind to the workmen who are busy demolishing the playground walls. At first glance, there is nothing special about the old walls.
Exasperation in Calais as Britain-bound migrants pour in
"Fed up", an expression that comes up again and again in the French port city of Calais where residents are faced with a growing tide of hungry, penniless migrants sleeping rough.
Two US nurses are declared cured of Ebola
Two American nurses were declared cured of Ebola on Friday, and one was healthy enough to leave the hospital and meet President Barack Obama for a hug.
Sanctions taint Norway love affair with Russian liberators
In the far north of Norway, sanctions imposed on Russia have left a bitter after-taste as the region celebrates the anniversary of its liberation from Nazi rule by the Soviet army.
Bomb in Egypt's Sinai kills 25 soldiers
A car bomb in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula killed 25 soldiers Friday, in one of the deadliest attacks against security forces since the military deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi last year.
Angry Cameron vows not to pay new British EU bill
David Cameron furiously rejected a demand from Brussels for more than two billion euros in backdated charges at a summit Friday, setting up a new showdown over Britain's place in the EU.
WHO eyes mass Ebola vaccines by mid-2015
Hundreds of thousands of Ebola vaccine doses could be rolled out to west Africa by mid-2015, the World Health Organization said Friday, after new cases of the virus were reported in New York and a two-year-old girl died in the first case in Mali.
Mother of undercover policeman's child gets £425,000 award
A UK police force will pay compensation of £425,000 ($682,000) to a woman impregnated by an undercover police officer and who subsequently gave birth.
Tunisia police kill 6 'militants' ahead of key polls
Tunisian police killed six suspected militants, five of them women, in a raid on a suburban house Friday after a 28-hour standoff, fanning tensions ahead of a landmark election.
Pro-Russian mood lingers in ex-rebel city as Ukraine vote looms
In the war-scarred city of Slavyansk in east Ukraine few people are looking to the future with hope as they gear up for a parliamentary poll this Sunday.
EU boosts Ebola aid for west Africa to 1.0 billion euros
European Union leaders agreed Friday to boost aid to combat the deadly Ebola virus in west Africa to one billion euros ($1.26 billion), EU president Herman Van Rompuy said."EU will increase financial help to 1.
New York police brand hatchet attack 'terrorist' act
A hatchet attack on New York police officers was a "terrorist act" carried out by a self-radicalized Muslim convert who had been in the military and browsed Al-Qaeda websites, police said Friday.
Israel police on alert after Jerusalem clashes
Israel deployed police in force in Jerusalem Friday for weekly Muslim prayers and restricted access to a flashpoint mosque, after a deadly attack by a Palestinian sent tensions soaring.
Latest News
Top News
First Europeans were lactose intolerant
Homeland Security raids boutique and seizes hundreds of panties
WHO eyes mass Ebola vaccines by mid-2015
Junk food banned in schools in Poland
Oldest human genome sequenced
Easter Islanders also made voyages to the New World
Two dead in US school shooting after online warnings
Iran hangs woman in defiance of international campaign
Lebanon army attacks gunmen in historic Tripoli market
Chikungunya viral infections in France
Grateful for US strikes, Syrian Kurds name baby 'Obama'
U.S. government spends $31 million for diversity in science
Op-Ed: Allegations of inappropriate affair in Russ Faria murder case
Egypt in mourning after 30 soldiers killed in Sinai attack
Microbes used to detox marine polutants
India 'love jihad' claims fuel Hindu-Muslim tensions
Contact Us
About Us
Media Center
Leaderboard & Achievements
Investors & Partners
Board of Advisers
Help & Support
Help Center
Frequently Asked Questions
Editorial Guidelines
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Code of Conduct
News Links
Latest News
Live Events
News Alerts
Digital Journal Mobile
Global Press Releases
copyright © 2014
| powered by
dell servers


text:
Tech Helproom
It's free to register, to post a question or to start / join a discussion
Media Detactor
Likes # 0
Posted May 1, 2011 at 8:04PM
Every time I start my comp I get a small box with "Load Multi Language Failed" with a yellow triangle. I cant find a solution anywhere...any ideas????
Likes # 1
Posted May 2, 2011 at 12:07AM
PS If that does not fix it, type MSCONFIG in the Run Box then go to Startup Tab. This is where you need a pen and paper, write down Item you remove a ticked box from then reboot to try it, you can go through all that's got a tick. Do not remove Anti-Virus, On Startup you will get a box to say things have changed tick the little box for it to go away
Likes # 0
Posted May 2, 2011 at 11:09AM
OK...Great, managed to get rid of it, thanx for the help.
Likes # 0
Posted May 1, 2011 at 11:09PM
What is your OS?
Is the post heading Media Detector related?
What programs are starting in msconfig?
Likes # 0
Posted May 1, 2011 at 11:54PM
Are you using Adobe Acrobat reader, If so remove it from Add Remove and Try Foxit Reader
Reply to this topic
This thread has been locked.
Check out PC Advisor's other tech forums
Top 5 Most Popular
Best cases for iPhone 6: 12 iPhone 6 cases to protect your new Apple smartphone
Google Nexus 6 vs iPhone 6 Plus comparison: Nexus 6 is bigger than iPhone 6 Plus and in some ways better (but not all)
Google Nexus 9 vs Microsoft Surface Pro 3 comparison: Which is best for you?
15 best antivirus for PC and laptop: 2014's best antivirus for protection, performance value, and free best antivirus
How to stop Shockwave Flash crashing in Google Chrome: make sure you have only one plug-in enabled


text:
Browse these popular wedding categories:
Sort by: Show per page
- 8 items
Sort by: Show per page
- 8 items
Related Products
Personalized Wedding Cellophane Bags
Personalized wedding cellophane bags are elegantly clear, making them a perfect match to any wedding color or theme. Your choice ...
Personalized Wedding Candy Bags
These candy bags will show your wedding guests that small things come in great packages! Made from shimmery cardstock, these ...
Mini Square Personalized Candle Bridal Shower Favor
Show your bridal shower guests how brightly your love burns with these cute personalized candle favors. Each candle is encased ...
Personalized Bridal Mini Gable Favor Boxes
These mini gable favor boxes are the perfect compliment to your bridal shower or wedding. Choose your favorite box color, ...


text:
Greg Walden & He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named
Over the last year, BlueOregon readers have been following the devotions of Oregon's own Congressman Greg Walden to the corrupt leadership of Tom DeLay. (Click the image for the full-size edition.)
To recap:
In April, Kari Chisholm wondered why Greg Walden hadn't yet demanded that DeLay resign his post. Of course, Walden took $4,342 from ARMPAC - the fund at the center of this week's indictment.
So, Greg, what'll it be? Will you call on DeLay to resign? Will you lead by example - or just wait for the guy to resign before you tell us that you were really working behind the scenes to make it happen?
In November, Jeff Alworth questioned and then revealed Walden's support for "The Delay Rule" - the rule change that would have allowed Tom Delay to stay in office this week. (That vote was later reversed under pressure from the Democrats.)
On Tuesday, the House voted to remove an eleven-year-old ethics rule that will allow Tom "the Hammer" DeLay to remain majority leader even if he's indicted on fraud charges. This will reverse rules DeLay himself helped pass during the great Gingrich revolution--when the tables were turned and the Democrats had control of the White House and Congress. But hey, what's power good for if not to protect your ass?*
And feel free to call the Congressman's office, too: (541) 776-4646 or (202) 225-6730
Sept. 30, 2005
Posted in open discussion.
More Recent Posts
Carla Axtman
OR-SEN: Koch Brothers commit new $200k ad buy against Merkley
Chuck Sheketoff
Guest Column
Why Monsanto and pals are working so hard to defeat Measure 92
Kari Chisholm
The fatal flaw in Measure 90, and the election that proves it
Albert Kaufman
Guest Column
For the environment, John Kitzhaber is hands-down the right choice for Governor.
Guest Column
Kari Chisholm
Does Ruth Carey, nutritionist and No on 92 spokesperson, understand how genetics works?
Guest Column
Guest Column
On birth control, Kitzhaber is a champion for all Oregon women
connect with blueoregon


text:
Thu., Oct. 30, 2014
Wed., Oct. 29, 2014
Tue., Oct. 28, 2014
Mon., Oct. 27, 2014
Former Hoosier Nouanesengsy injured in fire
Sun., Oct. 26, 2014
Fri., Oct. 24, 2014
Thu., Oct. 23, 2014
This year's Indiana spring football game is being labeled a scrimmage because of its format, which is not like a regular game. Here's today's release form IU with details of the spring scrimmage that will be played Saturday:
BLOOMINGTON -- The Indiana football team will close its 2008 spring practice with a Cream & Crimson Scrimmage at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, April 19. The scored scrimmage will start at approximately 2 p.m. and the schedule of events listed below is subject to change.
Format: Offense vs. Defense. The first half will consist of three scrimmage periods with a 15-minute running clock. Following a halftime period, the second half will consist of two scrimmage periods with a 10-minute running clock. Punt and kick periods will be mixed in between the scrimmage periods.
Offense Scoring: First down = 1 point. Touchdown/25-yard gain = 3 points. Defensive interference = 1 point.
Defense Scoring: Pass break-up = 1 point. Defensive stop = 1 point. Interception = 3 points. Offensive interference = 1 point.
Rules: 1) No fumbles, ball is spotted where it hits the ground. 2) No fourth downs.
Fans: Gates to Memorial Stadium will open at 1 p.m. Admission is free and seating for the public will only be made available in the west stands. Fans will also receive the opportunity to renew or order their season tickets.
IU Jimmy #1
Thanks for the info.
Eddie IU #2
Can't wait to see the Hoosiers in action Saturday!! Hoosier Nation is ALIVE & WELL as we enter the fall season. It will be great having 8 — count 'em 8 home games, I hope we fill the stadium each time. Go Hoosiers!!! Defend The Rock!
Very good HH. Now they published another paper, roughly something abo [...]
Has iu football recruiting taken a dive? Or at least lost its momentu [...]
Danny is a great athlete in multiple sorts. He thinks two steps ahead [...]
[Their] actions perpetuate..... [...]
Amateur sports, and the access to college level sports, served as a h [...]
If Coleman can do that, doesn't it deserve some Heisman love? "W [...]
I'm not sure if it higher social class predicts increased unethical be [...]
Find Notre Dame football coverage on NDInsider.com. © Hoosier Times Inc., all rights reserved.


text:
iPhone - iPod
Walkthrough Part 1 for Ravenmark: Scourge Of EstellionHome / iPhone - iPod /
This page contains Ravenmark: Scourge Of Estellion Video Walkthroughs for iPhone - iPod called "Walkthrough Part 1" and has been posted or updated on Jan 17, 2013 by TGP. Let us know what you think of this Video by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Witching Hour Studios
- Publisher: Witching Hour Studios
- Genre: Role-Playing General
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2011
- ESRB: Not Set
Video Walkthroughs
Walkthrough Part 1
Watch this step-by-step Video Walkthrough for Ravenmark: Scourge Of Estellion (iPhone - iPod), which will help and guide you through each and every level part of this game and also assist you to find all secrets and solutions to complete this game.
More Video Walkthroughs
Back to all Cheats
Stuck on this game? Set a specific, clearly defined question and let others answer your question or view answers to previously asked questions. If you think you are an Ravenmark: Scourge Of Estellion expert then please try to help others with their questions.
Latest Questions
Can't beat mission X of Chapter 2
From: Benny
Suneaters _ A necessary evil
From: vindie
Ask a Question
Videos You May Like...
Blood And Glory: Immortals - Gameplay Review Trailer
- Oct 29, 2014, Views: 0
SimCity BuildIt - Gameplay Video
- Oct 29, 2014, Views: 0
Ghostbusters Pinball - Gameplay Video
- Oct 29, 2014, Views: 0
View All Latest Videos
Diner Dash (2014) - Gameplay Video
- Oct 29, 2014, Views: 0
Game Related Options
Latest iPhone - iPod Videos
- Miner Man - Official Launch Trailer, (iPhone-iPod)
- Hay Ewe - Official Launch Trailer, (iPhone-iPod)
- Lion Pig - Official Launch Trailer, (iPhone-iPod)
- Adrenaline Rush Miami Drive - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Maria The Witch - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Hail To The King: Deathbat - Official Launch Trailer, (iPhone-iPod)
- Bitti Rush - Bitti Cubbi - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Pug Rapids - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
New Released Games
- See It Say It - Free Guess The Picture Puzzle Game. POP Pics Quiz Games 2014, (iPhone-iPod)
- Ninpoop, (iPhone-iPod)
- Tiny Prison, (iPhone-iPod)
- The Longest Journey Remastered, (iPhone-iPod)
- Boomer Shooter Plan, (iPhone-iPod)
- Best Slot 2, (iPhone-iPod)
- Baseball Tap Mania - Speedy Clicker Challenge Paid, (iPhone-iPod)
- Avoid The Knights - Walk The Valley To Save Girly Princess PRO, (iPhone-iPod)
- Attitude Big Fun Fish Roulette Casino - Top Out Of Water Rich-es Treasure Games Pro, (iPhone-iPod)
- Attack Them, (iPhone-iPod)
Popular Videos
- Kim Kardashian: Hollywood - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Episode: Choose Your Story - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Ready To Fly Trailer, (Wii)
- The Settlers - Kingdoms Of Anteria - Announcement Trailer, (PC)
- Entwined - Quick Look Trailer, (PS3)
- Blue Estate - Official Launch Trailer, (PS4)
- Goat Commando 3D Simulator - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Munin - Official Launch Trailer, (iPad)


text:
Survey reveals that sixty per cent view fabric technologies as the future of networks
Data centre availability is a leading concern, …READ MORE >>
Discussions to be shared among policy makers to develop specific programme for 2014
Sports ministers and representatives of sports bodies from …READ MORE >>
China tops A.T. Kearney ranking followed by Japan and the US
The UAE has ranked 25th in the Global Retail E-Commerce …READ MORE >>
However, the 18 per cent surge in rents on two-bedroom apartments in the first quarter reported by Asteco on the …
With the exception of geopolitics, this would represent a pattern of more of the same for the GCC, which has …
If you are a cautious banker you need to weigh up both optimistic and negative scenarios and make sure that …
We have over a decade of tourism experience in Egypt and the Middle East. Our true philosophy of customer satisfaction …
Sysfore is a systems integrator (SI) specialized in building computing systems for enterprise clients using the best of cloud, mobile, …
Since our founding in 1986, and establishing UAE office in 2008, our company has compiled a lengthy track record of …
Organise your events diary by accessing the region's biggest directory of business events in the region View all >>
Ref. No: SWA-014-02
|Date Posted:
|Job Location:
|Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
|Job Role:
|Company Industry:
|Interior design
|Career Level:
|Mid Career
|Bachelor's degree / higher diploma
Funky new restaurant on the corniche is looking for an outgoing restaurant manager with pleanty of personality.
|Date Posted:
|Job Location:
|Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
|Job Role:
|Company Industry:
|Career Level:
Responsible for the entire production operation in the factory
|Date Posted:
|Job Location:
|Job Role:
|Company Industry:
|Manufacturing and Production
|Career Level:
|Bachelor's degree / higher diploma
ICMI's Strategic Training Director, Linda Riggs, "The decision to award QPC this contract was based upon their commitment to training the call center community in the Middle East and South Africa."
"We are excited about …Read full article » United Arab Emirates: Thursday, August 12 - 2010 @ 12:15
"We are thrilled to be working exclusively in the Middle Eastern region with Masar Training & Consultancy," said Linda Riggs, Strategic Training Director, ICMI. "Their expertise and understanding of ICMI's concepts and best practices are …Read full article » United Arab Emirates: Saturday, September 15 - 2012 @ 13:15
© 1996 - 2014 Mediaquest FZ LLC - A media and entertainment company
Middle East Main Office
[email protected]
© 2014 Dubai Business | AMEinfo. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Added Jan 18, 2012
by Mary P.
Korinthos, Greece
I used red wool fabric and black faux fur for the collar and the down part of sleeves.
Also, I embroidered with black yarn the underside of coat.
The pattern is based on 09/2010 burda style magazine, model 127.
I made this as gift for my daughter.
Jan 21, 2012, 07.55 AMby Ralf Schmitz
i lOVE your embroidery! very pretty and the contrasting red and black is fantastic!
Jan 21, 2012, 04.59 PMby Mary P.
Jan 18, 2012, 11.38 PMby schnui
This is the most beautiful coat and the embroidery, simply is perfect. Your daughter is so lucky to have such a clever Mum.
Jan 18, 2012, 05.56 PMby Mary P.
Thank you very much Patti! Greetings from Greece!
Jan 18, 2012, 05.52 PMby patti-r
Beautifully Sewn!! Wonderful color and details!!
Add to Favorites 3 people added it
Sewing & Techniques
Watch this free tutorial on how transform your basic skirt pattern into a flowy A-line silhouette!
Pattern of the Week
Turn down this jacket's deep shawl collar for the illusion of a coat that slips off the shoulder!
Backstage Report
RSVP for The Sewing Party and take a peek at exciting classes you won't find anywhere else.
Editors' Pick
Exotic prints and silhouettes combine for this alluring collection
Fashion & Trends
While Sewing Their Own Halloween Costume (in GIFs!)
You must allow our "request for permission" request to login to Burdastyle with Facebook.


text:
Categories: Adult and Continuing Education| Business Training| Colleges and Universities| Computer Training| Educational Equipment and Supplies| See More >
Educational Services| Elementary and Secondary Schools| Health and Safety Training| Learning Centers| Personal Development| Preschools and Kindergartens| Special Needs Education| Tutoring| Vocational Education| < See Less
New Jersey > Highland Lakes Yellow Pages > Education
Engineering & Computer Simulations, Inc.
Advanced Learning Technology.
Chester Vacuum & Sewing Machine Store
Sales & Repair ? All Major Brands.
Metropolitan Medical Associates
Experience And Care Since 1973.
Kumon Math & Reading Centers
(866) 586-6622
Service Area:
Highland Lakes, NJ
Foundation First Educational Consulting
(973) 726-7500
Service Area:
Highland Lakes, NJ
Club Z In-Home Tutoring
(973) 726-6599
139 Wagon Wheel Rd, Sparta, NJ| Map
Welcome to Club Z In-Home Tutoring located in Sparta NJ. We provide highly individualized, one-on... More>
Kaufhold & Associates
(973) 448-9494
43 Lozier Rd, Mount Olive, NJ| Map
Margaret M. Rawnsley MEd MS CCC SLP
(973) 726-0980
Service Area:
Highland Lakes, NJ
Margaret Rawnsley is a Speech-Language Pathologist in Sparta, NJ. She offers quality evaluations ... More>
Learn & Play Academy Inc
(973) 764-8800
802 Canistear Rd, Highland Lakes, NJ| Map
Level: Kindergartens, Kindergartens
updating results
You are currently searching
Highland Lakes Education.Try other nearby locations.
- Sparta |
- Hopatcong |
- Wantage |
- Lake Hopatcong |
- Port Jervis


text:
Victoria's Secret Halter Jumpsuit: Love It or Hate It?
Victoria's Secret Halter Jumpsuit: Love It or Hate It?
by Fashion 69 Reactions 112 Shares Print
Heidi Klum, Jennifer Hudson, and Kate Moss have all recently been spotted sporting jumpsuits, but when it comes to this Victoria's Secret Halter Jumpsuit ($55), would you be prepared to follow suit?
To post your selections go to the Love It or Hate It? group. And if you want to learn how to do a blog post click here.
Love It or Hate It
Victoria's Secret
lizlee89 6 years
I love it - I would totally wear it...
juliegal 6 years
love jumpsuits!
juliegal 6 years
love jumpsuits!
snarkypants 6 years
most of victoria's secret clothes remind me of stuff my mom wore when i was like 4. ew.
jsknutson 6 years
I've seen these in stores for about a year now and I sort of love them. I just don't know if I can pull it off. I'm only 5'3" (on a good day) and think the idea of a single color all the way down could work, but only if the proportions are right. And, I'm not concerned about the 70'sish aspect of it. If you make it modern with the right shoes and bag, it can work.
TruJrzyGirl 6 years
I think it's cute for a summer night near the beach ... Dinner, wine, ocean breeze ...
flutterpie 6 years
i love this!
flutterpie 6 years
i love this!
cottonpoots 6 years
I'm 4'11", so I could never be able to pull this look off.
pandahugs 6 years
Don't like it. I think maybe if it were shorter, and more casual looking.
angelinemarie 6 years
angelinemarie 6 years
aimeeb 6 years
aimeeb 6 years
i-am-awesomeness 6 years
I think it looks cute, but the inseam on those pants would be wayyyy too long for me, even in their smallest size.
Penny4545 6 years
i definitely don't hate it but i couldn't pull it off. if i saw a tall lean model-esque lady wearing it, i think it would be impressive.
akroque91 6 years
I like the look. I think it looks cute.
JaimeLeah526 6 years
Too 70s for my taste. It actually looks like Nursing Scrubs as a jumpsuit.
bibiruby82 6 years
I don't really care for this one overall.
gruaig_rua 6 years
Hate jumpsuits.
gruaig_rua 6 years
Hate jumpsuits.
GibsonGIrl 6 years
It's not my style, but I think it could look good on the right person. Usually I'm against jumpsuits, but this could be warn at the beach as a swimsuit coverup with a big floppy hat and sandals and look rather nice i think
Wicked 6 years
More flab than fab
Wicked 6 years
More flab than fab
ccsugar 6 years
jumpsuits = camel toe
Link Love
- Elle talks about her new look and starring in Opening Ceremony's play — Style.com
- Throw-on-and-go clothes to travel in — HuffPost Style
- Now you'll never have zipper trouble again — Who What Wear
- A Fall reading list to go with your cozy new PJs — InStyle
- This is how the young cool girls are accessorizing in Miami — The Cut
- Where have you been buying your denim? It might be time for a change — Lucky
- Here's why Russian Fashion Week is important too — Fashionista
- Is this the end of the bridal shower? — Racked
- Actually, many a witch has walked the runway — The Fashion Spot


text:
It's time to grade the offense after the Ravens' 29-7 win over Atlanta.
Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith called the NFC South a "finesse division" after a one-sided victory Sunday against the Falcons.
With more performances like Sunday, Hoyer may start to hear chants for Manziel.
Veteran tight end Owen Daniels, who led the Ravens with six catches in their win over Atlanta, said he likes the progress Gary Kubiak's offense is showing through seven games.
Throwing for a touchdown with less than two minutes to play with a 15-point lead may have seemed like running up the score, but the Ravens say it was out of respect for Atlanta.


text:
Torchlight II quietly sells 2 million copies
Runic Games has announced the latest sales figures for their new dungeon crawler Torchlight II.
Since its release in September of last year Torchlight II has quietly managed to sell two million copies. This is double what the original Torchlight has sold in two years.
"We are overwhelmed by the reception for Torchlight II. To hit this milestone is a testament not only to our dedicated development team, but also to the greatest, most positive gaming community I've ever seen," stated Runic CEO, Max Schaefer.
The developer's president Travis Baldtree added a special message to the community saying, "It wouldn't have been possible without you and we're humbled and grateful at your response."
Thanks GamesIndustry.biz.
Latest News
- Shu Yoshida: PS Plus Edition of Driveclub won't arrive until the server issues are fixed
- New PC patch for The Evil Within unlocks 60fps for machines that can handle it
- Konami drops the price for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes
- Take-Two reports GTA V has sold over 34 million copies
- Stephen Colbert deconstructs #Gamergate last night with guest Anita Sarkeesian
- First Nosgoth eSports tournament to begin next month
- Stealth Inc 2 trailer peeks it head out of the shadows
- The Crew beta launches on PS4 and Xbox One next week
- PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Dying Light cancelled, Techland describes their development as painful


text: Events EVENTS Oct. 21Take Back the Campus Rally4:30 - 7 p.m.Take Back the Campus RallyAdd to CalendarOct. 21Hazelden Graduate School Info Session7 - 9 p.m.Hazelden Graduate School Info SessionAdd to CalendarOct. 22Idealist Grad Fair5 - 8 p.m.Idealist Grad FairAdd to CalendarOct. 23Tibetan Screening4:15 - 5:15 p.m.Tibetan ScreeningAdd to Calendar View More


text:
McCain-Huckabee: The GOP immigration drag queen ticket
Huckabee for VP? That's the buzz.
It's the GOP immigration drag queen ticket!
La Raza/The Race gives it two thumbs up.
Read and weep:
Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas and defeated contender for the GOP presidential nomination, is currently at the top of John McCain's short list for a running mate. At least that's the word from a top McCain fundraiser and longtime Republican moneyman who has spoken to McCain's inner circle.
All they need is sanctuary-friendly Rudy Giuliani as DHS Secretary, and the open-borders
dream nightmare team will be complete.
Can someone please fast-forward to 2012? Please.
But remember, the border is secure!
October 26, 2014 12:21 PM by Doug Powers
Paging Eric Holder (again): Hundreds of thousands of illegal votes are cast every year
October 26, 2014 09:56 AM by Doug Powers
Veiled crackdown: Sen. Bob Menendez proposes legislation to stem flow of **illegals into country
October 7, 2014 10:17 AM by Doug Powers
Can we end the crazy diversity visa lottery yet?
October 3, 2014 07:55 AM by Michelle Malkin
Pesky questions about those AWOL Afghan soldiers
October 1, 2014 07:20 AM by Michelle Malkin
Categories: Feature Story, Homeland Security, Immigration, Islam


text:
Science latest news updated in real-time by rss feeds..
EurekAlert! – Breaking News
Peanut in house dust linked to peanut allergy in children with skin gene mutation
A new study led by researchers at King's College London in collaboration with the University of Manchester and the University of Dundee has found a strong link between exposure to peanut protein in household dust during infancy and the development of peanut allergy in children genetically predisposed to a skin barrier defect.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Backpack physics: Smaller hikers carry heavier loads
Hikers are generally advised that the weight of the packs they carry should correspond to their own size, with smaller individuals carrying lighter loads. Although petite backpackers might appreciate the excuse to hand off heavier gear to the larger members of the group, it turns out that they may not need the help.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Super stable garnet ceramics may be ideal for high-energy lithium batteries
Scientists have discovered exceptional properties in a garnet material that could enable development of higher-energy battery designs.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Researchers take big-data approach to estimate range of electric vehicles
Researchers have developed new software that estimates how much farther electric vehicles can drive before needing to recharge. The new technique requires drivers to plug in their destination and automatically pulls in data on a host of variables to predict energy use for the vehicle.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Kung fu stegosaur
Stegosaurs might be portrayed as lumbering plant eaters, but they were lethal fighters when necessary, according to paleontologists who have uncovered new evidence of a casualty of stegosaurian combat. The evidence is a fatal stab wound in the pubis bone of a predatory allosaur. The wound — in the conical shape of a stegosaur tail spike — would have required great dexterity to inflict and shows clear signs of having cut short the allosaur's life.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Impressions shaped by facial appearance foster biased decisions
Research in recent years has shown that people associate specific facial traits with an individual's personality. People consistently associate trustworthiness, competence, dominance, and friendliness with specific facial traits. According to an article in Trends in Cognitive Sciences, people rely on these subtle facial traits to make important decisions, from voting for a political candidate to convicting a suspect for a crime. The authors present its real-world consequences and discuss potential ways of overcoming it.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Perceived hatred fuels conflicts between Democrats and Republicans, Israelis and Palestinians
A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academic of Sciences by a team of researchers from The New School for Social Research, Northwestern University and Boston College demonstrates how seemingly unsolvable political and ethnic conflicts are fueled by asymmetrical perceptions of opponents' motivations — and that these tensions can be relieved by providing financial incentives to better understand what drives an adversary group.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Quantum holograms as atomic scale memory keepsake
A theoretical model of quantum memory for light, adapting the concept of a hologram to a quantum system has been published in EPJD. The authors demonstrate that it is theoretically possible to retrieve, on demand, a given portion of the stored quantized light signal of a holographic image — set in a given direction in a given position in time sequence. This is done by shaping the control field both in space and time.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Color and texture matter most when it comes to tomatoes
A new study in the Journal of Food Science, published by the Institute of Food Technologists, evaluated consumers' choice in fresh tomato selection and revealed which characteristics make the red fruit most appealing.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Even depressed people believe that life gets better
Adults typically believe that life gets better — today is better than yesterday was and tomorrow will be even better than today. A new study shows that even depressed individuals believe in a brighter future, but this optimistic belief may not lead to better outcomes. The findings are published in Clinical Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:00 am
Science News Headlines – Yahoo News
Get the latest Science news headlines from Yahoo News. Find breaking Science news, including analysis and opinion on top Science stories.
See the Partial Solar Eclipse Thursday with a Pinhole Camera (Video)
A potentially amazing partial solar eclipse is due to darken skies above North America Thursday (Oct. 23), and you can build and easy tool to help you view it safely. Instead of looking straight at Earth's closest star, observers still interested in seeing the partial eclipse can use a pinhole camera — an easy tool made with household items. A pinhole camera projects sunlight through a small hole in a box onto the other side of the box, allowing you to see a view of the sun safely without risking your eyesight. To create a pinhole camera, all you need is a shoebox, some white paper and foil.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 4:22 pm
500-Year-Old Traces of Monster Hawaii Tsunami Discovered
A powerful earthquake in Alaska sent towering waves up to 30 feet (9 meters) tall crashing down on Hawaii about 500 years ago, leaving behind fragments of coral, mollusk shells and coarse beach sand in a sinkhole located on the island of Kauai, new research finds. The quake, likely a magnitude 9.0, sent the mighty waves toward Hawaii sometime between 1425 and 1665, the study found. It's possible that another large Alaskan earthquake could trigger a comparable tsunami on Hawaii's shores in the future, experts said. There's a 0.1 percent chance it could happen in any given year, the same probability that northeastern Japan had for the 9.0-magnitude 2011 Tohoku earthquake and related tsunami, said Gerald Fryer, a geophysicist at the pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Ewa Beach, Hawaii, who was not involved in the study.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 2:59 pm
Virtual Reality Could Let Astronauts 'Go to the Beach'
Spending long periods of time in space can be a psychologically demanding experience, but a new virtual reality system could give NASA astronauts a welcome escape. The system, which features the super-advanced Oculus Rift virtual reality display, would allow spacefarers to virtually visit friends and family at home, or places such as the beach — complete with the sounds of waves breaking, the smell of saltwater and the feel of an ocean breeze, the researchers said. "When you wear the Oculus Rift, it feels like you are in whatever scene you see," said Lorie Loeb, a computer scientist at Dartmouth University. Loeb leads the Digital Arts Leadership and Innovation lab (DALI), which is developing the virtual system.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 2:41 pm
The Tech Behind Apple Pay: Is Your Money Secure?
Apple's new mobile payment system, Apple Pay, launches today (Oct. 20), and while some have questioned whether the technology is safe, security experts say it may actually be safer than swiping your credit or debit card. Apple Pay lets iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users make purchases in stores with their smartphones, using near-field communication (NFC) technology. A tiny antennain the phone transmits encrypted credit card data without consumers having to swipe their card. Apple Pay uses a security protocol — known as the EMV standard — that other mobile wallets don't use, Ferenczi told Live Science.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 2:37 pm
23andMe, MyHeritage partner to combine DNA and family trees
TEL AVIV (Reuters) – Personal genetics company 23andMe and Israel's MyHeritage said on Tuesday they would collaborate to enable people to discover their heritage based on genetic ancestry and documented family history. California-based 23andMe, which is backed by Google, is a pioneer in the sale of home genetic tests and has more than 750,000 clients. It sells a $99 DNA test, from which it provides its customers ancestry-related genetic reports. MyHeritage helps families find their history with family tree tools and a library of more than 5.5 billion historical records. …
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 1:06 pm
Partial Solar Eclipse to Darken US Skies This Week
Mark Thursday (Oct. 23) on your calendar as "Solar Eclipse Day," for if the weather cooperates, you should have no difficulty observing a partial eclipse of the sun. Nearly all of North America, except for a portion of eastern Canada and a slice of eastern New England, will experience the partial solar eclipse this week. People who live east of a line running from roughly Quebec City to Montauk Point, New York, will miss out on the solar show, since the sun will set before the dark disc of the moon begins to encroach upon it. The several hundred thousand people who inhabit parts of Siberia will get a brief view around local sunrise time — but on Friday (Oct. 24), because this part of the eclipse visibility zone is to the west of the International Date Line.
Posted on 21 October 2014 | 11:32 am
Cell transplant helps paralyzed man walk with frame
By Kate Kelland LONDON (Reuters) – A Bulgarian man who was paralyzed from the chest down in a knife attack can now walk with the aid of a frame after receiving pioneering transplant treatment using cells from his nose. The technique, described as a breakthrough by a study in the journal Cell Transplantation, involved transplanting what are known as olfactory ensheathing cells into the patient's spinal cord and constructing a "nerve bridge" between two stumps of the damaged spinal column. "We believe… …
Posted on 20 October 2014 | 11:11 pm
New apps bring kids' playtime back to real world
By Natasha Baker TORONTO (Reuters) – Parents eager to get their children away from television and video screens can turn to new apps that get youngsters to learn while playing in the real world. New iPad and iPhone apps for children by companies such as Osmo and Tiggly are designed to help children learn spatial, language, counting and physics concepts while playing with tangible objects. Tangram, Words and Newton from California-based Osmo let children manipulate objects in the real world and to interact with games on the screen. …
Posted on 20 October 2014 | 8:30 pm
Incredible Science and Historical Artifacts Up for Auction
A working Apple-1 computer, a window from the Manhattan Project's bomb-development site and a letter from Charles Darwin discussing the details of barnacle sex will go on sale this month at an auction of rare scientific artifacts. A viewing window from the Manhattan Project — valued at around $200,000 — is another big-ticket item at the auction. The Manhattan Project was a secret government operation during World War II designed to develop the world's first atomic bomb, and included many famous scientists like J. Robert Oppenheimer, Albert Einstein and Richard Feynman. A collection of astronomer George Willis Ritchey's deep-space photographs, books and telescope blueprints is also on sale.
Posted on 20 October 2014 | 12:44 pm
Science meets voodoo in a New Orleans festival of water
By Kathy Finn NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) – Perhaps no other city in the United States is as well-suited as New Orleans to wed a scientific discussion of environment with a celebration of the occult. That's exactly what unfolded on Saturday at "Anba Dlo," an annual New Orleans festival where prominent scientists joined with practitioners of the voodoo religion to look for answers to the challenges of dealing with water. In "The Big Easy," a low-lying Louisiana city devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and threatened by the BP oil spill of 2010, water is a subject nearly impossible to ignore. …
Posted on 20 October 2014 | 6:04 am


text:
Posts with tag "whale wars"
Adventure on the High Seas - Rihanna, Matt Kemp and 'Whale Wars'Posted Jan 6th 2010 at 12:04 PM by Sam Brand
Talk about wet and wild! Rihanna and Matt Kemp frolicked with dolphins down in Cabo yesterday. Horror director and 'Inglourious Basterds' actor Eli Roth was attacked by sea urchins. And Japanese whaler Shonan Maru 2 nearly killed 6 whale huggers when it rammed their boat in the Arctic. This is What You're Searching For Today......
Popeater Hot Topics
- Widower Keeps Late Wife's Memory Alive by Dining with Her Photo
- Ashlee Simpson Has Switched Up Her Do: See the New Cut!
- Alison Sweeney Says Goodbye to Days of Our Lives
- FOX411's pic of the day
- Orson Welles' final film may be released
- 'I Was Here': Beyonce song inspires Iraqi youth peace movement
- Julianne Hough Gets Emotional While Delivering a Special Message to Her Older Sister—Watch the Sweet Clip!
- Why Scandal, The Vampire Diaries, and How to Get Away with Murder Blew. Us. Away. Our Rants and Raves
- These Are Chelsea Handler's Naked Boobs on a Horse...
Sites We Love
- Widower Keeps Late Wife's Memory Alive by Dining with Her Photo
- Ashlee Simpson Has Switched Up Her Do: See the New Cut!
- More From PEOPLE.com
- Kim Kardashian Stops Waist Training Long Enough To Weight Train
- Hollywood's Most Fashionable Stars Get Gussied Up For AmfAR Inspiration Gala
- More From x17online.com


text:
I have a 1998 chev prizm I would like to trade for a more roomy car or truck how can I do it
1 Answer
Stop in any local dealer and talk to them about making the transaction happen. You find the vehicle you like, work with them on price, and then they will evaluate your current Prizm and come up with a trade-in price and you then will have a final number. Either you pay in cash or finance is up to you.
Your Answer
Search Chevrolet Prizm Questions
Chevrolet Prizm Experts
Reputation 70
Reputation 50
Reputation 50
Related Models For Sale
Used Toyota Corolla"
1,448 Great Deals out of 53,436 listings starting at $995
Used Honda Civic"
1,043 Great Deals out of 55,980 listings starting at $1,200
Used Chevrolet Malibu"
1,924 Great Deals out of 67,955 listings starting at $1,200
Used Nissan Altima"
1,912 Great Deals out of 77,819 listings starting at $1,100
Used Honda Accord"
1,598 Great Deals out of 65,600 listings starting at $800
Used Toyota Camry"
2,064 Great Deals out of 72,339 listings starting at $992
Used Hyundai Elantra"
902 Great Deals out of 45,030 listings starting at $1,499
Used Chevrolet S-10"
53 Great Deals out of 1,880 listings starting at $1,495
Used Toyota RAV4"
937 Great Deals out of 37,675 listings starting at $1,925
Used Honda CR-V"
880 Great Deals out of 51,522 listings starting at $1,950
Used Chevrolet Blazer"
41 Great Deals out of 2,234 listings starting at $990
Used Geo Prizm"
74 listings
Used Ford Focus"
2,062 Great Deals out of 62,248 listings starting at $990
Used Hyundai Accent"
364 Great Deals out of 13,724 listings starting at $995
Used Cars For Sale
2002 Chevrolet Prizm 4 Dr LSi Sedan For Sale
12 listings starting at $1,500
2001 Chevrolet Prizm 4 Dr LSi Sedan For Sale
26 listings
2000 Chevrolet Prizm 4 Dr LSi Sedan For Sale
21 listings starting at $2,495
1999 Chevrolet Prizm 4 Dr LSi Sedan For Sale
15 listings
1998 Chevrolet Prizm 4 Dr LSi Sedan For Sale
6 listings


text:
App Information
iTunes Download - £23.99
Developer: Alain Ducasse Édition
Version: 1.0.3
Devices: iPad2Wifi / iPadThirdGen / iPadThirdGen4G / iPadMini4G / iPadFourthGen / iPad23G / iPadFourthGen4G / iPadMini /
Size: 575.8MB
Rating: 12+
Price: £23.99
Price: $33.99
My Culinary Encyclopedia Review
My Culinary Encyclopedia is your new kitchen Bible, safely stored on your iPad
Bringing your iPad into the kitchen is something that more and more of us are inclined to do, thanks to the increasing functionality of what started out as simple recipe apps. These days they do much more in order to get noticed; hands-free page navigation, for example.
This is perfectly typified by My Culinary Encyclopedia, which is, in essence, a digital version of Michelin star chef Alain Ducasse's no doubt extensive notebook, the sort of thing any budding or wannabe chef would be aching to get hold of. In terms of content this app is hugely impressive, with five key areas that are seamlessly linked together, ranging from a produce section, which is essentially a glossary of ingredients, working up to exquisite dishes that come complete with full recipes and preparation guides. The interface is clean and modern, and the functionality has a similar polish to it, with the links between sections providing valuable information as you need it, rather than expecting you to trawl the app looking for it. Tap on a dish and a short description appears, providing more details, and a swipe left then pulls in the ingredient list, which has a Share option so you can email or message the list to yourself for a trip to the shops later.
Another swipe and you have a step-by-step guide on how to create the dish in question. There's a smaller black window, which shows you which section of the text you're currently looking at, and this is interactive so you can scroll down faster. Within the enlarged text on the left that takes you through each step, key words, ingredients and processes are highlighted, and this again points to interactivity. Tap one of the terms, and you get the aforementioned hi-res image and description of an ingredient, an instructional video of a process, or a definition of a culinary term from the glossary. All of these sections are available to be browsed individually, but the real joy and experience comes from using them together as one to make the ultimate reference guide when in the kitchen.
Does a very good job of making a huge amount of info feel incredibly accessible.
Win Jabra Rox wireless earbuds
Improve your audio experience by winning these Dolby Sound Bluetooth headphonesRead more...
Save up to 75% in huge Apple user guide price drop
Get more out of your iPhone, iPad, or Mac with these essential books that have been slashed in priceRead more...
Popagraph Review
Apply magic masks and 3D effects to your iPhone images with this snappy photo editing appRead more...
Papa Sangre
Get ready for a unique gaming experience that will chill you to the boneRead more...
Awesome Note for iPad Review
Be mega organised with this all-in-one toolRead more...
The Early Edition 2
View your favourite RSS feeds in a unique newspaper styleRead more...
Bills Forecast Review
Predict the future of your finances with Bill Forecast for iPhone and iPadRead more...
Stratus could be the only Cloud service you ever needRead more...


text:
Grand Metropark Hotel Xi'an
No availability found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TripAdvisor Reviews Grand Metropark Hotel Xi'an
Travel Blogs from Xi'an
Are We Going to be Late?
Almost every morning Samantha and I have the same routine: we get up, get dressed, eat a quick breakfast, and walk to school. We're supposed to leave the house at 7:25 so we have plenty of time to get to school. Today was very different. I got up and carried out my routine as usual, but I didn't see Samantha. She woke up late. Really late. By the time she was ready to go it was 7:30. We walked out to the elevator and waited there ...
Terracotta Warriors and climbing Hua Shan
... way to climb up. I just wanted to lay there and cause as little noise as possible. Within minutes, an old man is talking to me, it felt more like he was shouting at me. Was I in the wrong bed? The wrong cabin? I smile at him and told him I do not understand. He then pushes a card at me, no buddy, I don't want to buy your phone card. This stand off continued for a few more minutes before he gestured the card needs to go in my pocket, What ...
Final Day in Xi'An
... a long-time friend of Qing Qing's met us at the post office. We all walked back to my hotel while she and Qing Qing chatted. Once we arrived at the hotel, I gathered my bags, and headed out to catch a cab to the train station. Qing Qing and I said our goodbyes, and I headed off.
There was quite a bit of traffic on the way to the train station, and I began to get worried because I was already running short on time. I soon arrived at the train station area and hurried ...


text:
SAP is a registered trademark of SAP AG. SimplySAP.com is not endorsed by or affiliated with SAP AG or any of its subsidiaries.
Featured jobs
job opening for SAP Logisitics - SAP WM/PP/QM- Munich, Germany
Role: SAP Logistics Location: Munich, GermanyDuration:...
SAP FI/CO Inhouse Consultant (m/w)
SAP FI/CO Inhouse Consultant (m/w)Job Type: ConsultantSalary:...
87445 SAP / FI Consultant in Malaysia
Job Summary:Role: SAP / FI Consultant in MalaysiaStart:...
Featured links
Security and Access Analyst
Security and Access Analyst - London
German speaking SAP Forum
SAP Jobs via Twitter
Follow us on Twitter
Compare your SAP Salary
Find out how much you should be getting paid