text:
Definition of incognito in English:
incognitoLine breaks: in¦cog|nito
Pronunciation: /ˌɪnkɒɡˈniːtəʊ /
adjective& adverb
(Of a person) having one's true identity concealed: [as adjective]: in order to observe you have to be incognito [as adverb]: he is now operating incognito
More example sentences
- The road to perversion is cast with such anonymous faces, individuals incognito.
- With distinction and excellence writ large over their existence, even when they are forced to live incognito lives, their brilliance soon gives them away and the rest of the less endowed people are soon after their blood.
- With the president said to spend no more than one or two nights in the same place, to travel incognito and even to employ mustachioed, cigar-chomping lookalikes, this could prove easier said than done.
under an assumed name, under a false name, with one's identity concealed, in disguise, disguised, under cover, in plain clothes, camouflaged;
informal incog
noun (plural incognitos)Back to top
An assumed or false identity: she is locked in her incognito
More example sentences
- William thinks it's farcical and plays it up but amongst friends incognitos are simply unfunny bores.
- Leach is a minor character and the fact that Larsen effortlessly penetrated his incognito has no central plot significance.
- The incognito of lower class employment is an effective cloak for any dagger one might wish to hide.
Definition of incognito in:
- The US English dictionary
- The English Synonyms
- The US English Synonyms
Get more from Oxford Dictionaries
Subscribe to remove adverts and access premium resources
Word of the day rebuff
Pronunciation: rɪˈbʌf
reject (someone or something) in an abrupt manner…


text:
Santa Maria found? Wreck may be Columbus' flagship
(Photo: Edward H. Hart / Detroit Publishing Co. via Library of Congress)
An underwater explorer says heaps of wreckage off Haiti's coast may mark the spot where Christopher Columbus' flagship, the Santa Maria, sank in 1492.
Continue reading
(Source: NBCNews.com)
From joy to tragedy: Inside the Brazil nightclub where 233 died
(Photo: Felipe Dana / AP)
Shoes, bottles and slices of lime lay scattered around the blackened remains of a dancefloor in Brazil on Monday – signs of how quickly a Saturday night student party turned into one of the world's worst nightclub fires.
Read the complete story.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Last Chance for 2014 Tax Credits
Rebates and tax credits for solar systems are significant, and a purchased system can help eliminate or reduce your electric bill, and add resale value to your home.
Remodel Your Utility Bill
It's time to own your own energy grid at home – with solar from Mr. Sun Solar, a Neil Kelly Company. We specialize in sales, design, and installation of photovoltaic systems and have long been dedicated to the expansion of cost-effective, renewable energy in the Pacific Northwest and around the world. Our goals are to save you money and protect the environment.
"The Neil Kelly solar crew was great. They're professional and fun to work with, and they paid a lot of attention to detail." Arthur and Meg M., Solar Clients, Milwaukie
Let the sun generate your electricity and spin your meter backwards.Learn More
Bask in the savings while you enjoy an extended pool season!Learn More
Tax credits and incentives can help pay for your solar system.Learn More


text:
GE myEngines Coming Soon for Business Aviation
One program that GE Aviation expects will migrate from its commercial powerplant side to its business aircraft engine division is its myEngines offering. A series of digital smartphone applications aimed at helping operators better manage their engine fleets and improve productivity, the program was started in 2010 for commercial customers. Its engine monitoring function can send alerts from aircraft in flight, notifying maintenance departments of potential problems.
"We've got a lot of experience with diagnostics and the algorithms that are built around them to make sure that we can identify problems as they occur or even before they occur," said Shawn O'Day, GE Aviation's marketing leader for business and general aviation.
He said one difference between the commercial program and the business aviation program will likely be the information requested. Commercial customers with numerous engines indicated that they are interested primarily in receiving updates on their mobile devices as to a particular engine's repair or overhaul shop status and when it would be available for use.
"On the business aviation side, our customers don't see a lot of shop visits," O'Day told AIN. "What we are hearing is they want to know more about "how the performance on my engines is doing, and is there some kind of a problem that I need to be aware of…before the VIP that I am flying on that aircraft even feels or hears it."
"I think there is a lot of value in it in terms of monitoring health management, knowing exactly what the health is and also how the fuel consumption is," said Dr. Laurent Rouard, GE Aviation's chief marketing officer. "We don't have any timeline for the launch of the application, but I would imagine that we'll be launching something before the end of the year for business aviation."
Please Register
In order to leave comments you will now need to be a registered user. This change in policy is to protect our site from an increased number of spam comments. Additionally, in the near future you will be able to better manage your AIN subscriptions via this registration system. If you already have an account, click here to log in. Otherwise, click here to register.


text:
Pocket-sized art with more uses than you can wave a Bic at. Birthdays, thanks yous, Valentines or even Wednesdays, there's always an occasion for a stunning card. From promotional weapon to distant friend-contactor, our cards are more versatile than Optimus Prime.
Cards are designed to suit the most common image ratio of 3:2, but any image size can be printed—we just leave a white border.
Another in the series of botanical marriages.
collage, antique photo
bravissima !!!
funny interesting hair;)
How very delightful! I would never have imagined this, and it is wonderful! Great imagination and imagery!
weird and wonderful!!!


text:
Well I guess I should start this by apologizing to you all. I had no right to say some of the things I said. Or even making my blog about Hitler. I guess I never really realized how badly it can affect some people. My intention was to never hurt any of you, I was simply joking around. I took it to far, I know & I'm sorry for that.
I'm a hypocrite
I dislike when people make jokes about me being fat or ugly. Most of the time it may come across as if it doesn't affect me, but it does. I know what it's like to be told awful things, and it was not right of me to say some of the things I said.
Even though I did, I still don't think you should be judging me as harshly as you are. Yes I said rude things, but you don't know anything about me or my life. You don't have the right to call me an attention whore, a ignorant cunt, etc. I'm sure all of you at one point or anything have fucked up, made a mistake. Maybe I took it to far, but I'm taking responsibility for my actions.
Yeah well this is my time in life where I fucked up.
I'm sorry, shit happens, life goes on.
End of story.
3 notes · #st3v00 #incinerati0n
- vickyhomiequan said: it's okay. :c
- vickyhomiequan likes this
- nuns-in-buns likes this
- 2fat4lyfe posted this


text:
FOR the first time since 1979, the New York Jets fielded four rookies in their starting line-up on the opening day of the NFL season.
With Geno Smith, Dee Milliner, Sheldon Richardson and Tommy Bohanon all playing vital roles on their NFL regular season debuts, the Jets ran out 18-17 winners thanks to a gutsy performance mixed in with some good fortune at MetLife Stadium.
It was certainly a day where the Jets showed plenty of promise – with the rookie group in particular proving impressive as a group.
Of course, all eyes were on second-round selection Geno Smith as he started in the all-important QB role.
As expected, the former West Virginia star did make some rookie errors – most notably a fumble on his own five yard line after receiving minimal protection from his offensive line and an ugly overthrow aiming for Chris Ivory that led to an interception.
Yet such mental lapses were always to be expected from the rookie, and after both turnovers occurred in the first half he showed excellent maturity to avoid similar mistakes in the second half.
Overall Smith appeared comfortable in the pocket despite receiving inconsistent protection. When he did find himself put on the deck he simply shrugged off the blows and continued as normal.
His character and determination epitomised the Jets, as they silenced their critics with an opening day win thanks to a last gasp drive from Smith to reach field goal territory.
Some neat throwing from Smith ensured the offense continued ticking over, whilst his decision making was a major bonus.
Unlike Mark Sanchez, Geno appeared to have a good sense of when to throw the ball away plus his ability to buy himself time with smart pocket presence certainly bodes well for the future.
He recorded 256 passing yards, completing 24-of-38 attempts and combining with tight end Kellen Winslow Jr for a touchdown. He also showed his credentials on the ground – leading the Jets in rushing yards with 47 yards from six carries when the passing option was not available. It is clear Smith has a lot of work still to do, but the early signs appear promising.
The only other rookie starting on offense – full-back Tommy Bohanon – enjoyed a solid debut, with just one reception for 21 yards after a strong carry.
He proved a solid blocker and a versatile player as he aims to establish himself in the NFL after being picked up by the Jets in the seventh round of this years' draft.
Whilst the offense showed plenty of promise, it was the Jets defense that ultimately won them the game, with their defensive line in particular enjoying an excellent day.
That phenomenal defensive line included first round draft pick Sheldon Richardson at defensive end as he enjoyed a debut to remember.
Picked due to his athleticism and physicality, Richardson demonstrated his high motor and incredible intensity to end the day with seven tackles and a sack as the three-man front line of Richardson, Mohammad Wilkerson and Damon Harrison gave the Buccaneers headaches all afternoon.
With the Missouri man instantly proving his NFL credentials, the Jets pressured Josh Freeman and helped sniff out the Tampa Bay run game in order to give Geno Smith and his offense a shot at victory which they ultimately took.
Perhaps the most underwhelming of the Jets rookies was number nine selection overall Dee Milliner, as the cornerback from Alabama struggled to provide consistent coverage on his first start.
After a pre-season interrupted by niggling injuries, Milliner suffered a rough start to his career as he gave up some big plays – particularly when put up against Vincent Jackson and Mike Williams in the early exchanges.
However, Milliner regrouped to show notable improvement as the game went on, and his performance is definitely no cause of concern.
He was not the only Jets cornerback to give up big plays, whilst he is most certainly not the first rookie CB to struggle on his debut.
Taking on some talented Tampa Bay receivers was sure to be a steep learning curve, yet he showed some neat footwork to stay tight to his receivers.
His awareness could be questioned at times as he occasionally failed to turn his head as passes came his way, but the key will be to see how he fares against New England next week after he has dissected his performance.
Overall it was an extremely encouraging day for the New York Jets from a rookie perspective. After some poor drafting in recent years it was vital for the new GM, John Idzik, to get this year right.
It may be early days but the first signs look extremely promising for the Jets as they began the rebuilding process with a confidence-boosting victory.
Analyzing New York Jets' rookies in week one
9/9/13 in NFL | rich_jones95 | 3 respect


text:
The Transportation Security Administration is expanding its reach, and it may be at the cost of more lost privacy.
Welcome to your discussion forum: Click the login link below to sign in with or to set up a Disqus account or to access your social networking account. When you do, your comment should be posted immediately, provided it meets the guidelines. (What are the guidelines?.) Report abuse by flagging a comment (mouse over the comment). Comments made here are the sole responsibility of the person posting them; these comments do not reflect the opinion of The Berkshire Eagle. So keep it civil.
blog comments powered by Disqus
Man fighting charges for painting Main Street
BURGETTSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man will hire an attorney and fight a criminal mischief charge for painting the speed limit on a stretch of Main Street. Full Story
(Casey Curry/Casey Curry/Invision/AP)
Q&A: Anna Kendrick on modeling, movies and music
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Anna Kendrick is in the holiday spirit. "I want it to be Christmas already! Full Story
'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" star Mama June dating convicted child molester
In news that could mean the end of the reality TV show; it's been reported that "Mama June" Shannon has rekindled her romance with Mark McDaniel, who spent 10 years in prison for allegedly molesting a 8-year-old girl who was a relative of Mama June's.


text:
Fashion (137)
- Wedding Dresses (57)
- Causal / Formal Wear (50)
- Lingerie (8)
- Accessories-Shoes-Bags (22)
Health-Beauty-Fitness (31)
- Beauty Centers & Salons (11)
- Cosmetics (13)
- Fragrances (6)
Jewellery (38)
- Jewellery - general (27)
- Watches (10)
Wedding Favors (22)
- Wedding Cakes (12)
- Flowers & Chocolates (9)
Perfect Pictures (18)
- Videographers (6)
- Photographers (12)
Honeymoons (50)
- Organisers (38)
- Destinations (12)
Reception (28)
- Reception Venues (20)
- Event Planners (8)
LensSway Photographers
Country: Bahrain · City: Manama · Region: Manama
Hi I am a freelance photographer & photo artist available for portraits, family portraits, events, advertising, lifestyle, brand, social events photography shoots....
Vestido De Noche/Fiesta Largo De Gasa Con Volantes Abalorio Escote Corazón Wedding Dresses
Country: Spain · City: Viñuela
Corte: Corte A Escote: Escote Corazón Cintura: Imperio Dobladillo: Hasta el Suelo Longitud de Manga: Sin Mangas Tejido: Gasa Adornos: Volante, Abalorio Corpiño: Sí Aline...
STILL BEAUTIFUL tribute band Event Planners
Country: United Kingdom · City: Cardiff · Region: South Wales
Professional Beautiful South tribute band (based in Cardiff, South Wales) available for booking for all events.
Wedding Photography Photographers
Country: United States · City: New York · Region: New York
Portrait Photographers Albany Ny - Aperture Photography Wedding photographers specialize in engagement, bridal, and reception photos. Our mission is to create the best we...
Wedding_Events Wedding Favors
Country: United States · City: New York · Region: New York
Corporate Events Houston - The Bloom Rooms focus is to design and decorate your event so that it reflects your unique personality to create everlasting memories.Wedding B...
Diamond_Jewellery Jewellery
Country: United States · City: Newe York · Region: Newe York
Cape Cod Gifts - Goldfinger Jewelry - Handmade on Cape Cod: nautical jewelry, bracelets, and other jewelry at the best prices. Our pieces are made in our Hyannis store by...
Gifts Jewellery - general
Country: United States · City: New York · Region: New York
Florist In Calgary - Search flower bouquet arrangements for all occasions at Calgary, Alberta's Premier Florist and have them delivered anywhere. Click or call: 1-403-800...
Jewellery Jewellery - general
Country: United States · City: New York · Region: New York
Citizen Ladies Watches - Welcome to Dor Jewelry,Free Shipping, we have a large selection of Mens Citizen Watches, Ladies Bulova Watches, Wholesale Diamonds, Discounted In...
Sweden Destinations
Country: Sweden
Stockholm Stockholm is widely celebrated not only as the capital of Scandinavia, but also as one of the world's most beautiful cities, built where lake meets sea, on four...
Paris Destinations
Country: France · City: Paris
Eiffel Tower Probably the best known landmark in Europe, the Eiffel Tower is the symbol of Paris and one of the city's must-see attractions. You can climb up the stairs o...


text:
Depression Health Center
Exercise and Depression: Expert Q&A
If depressed people lack motivation to begin exercising, how do they get started?
"It's a significant problem because when you're depressed, you have no energy. When you think about exercising, you have no energy to try it. What I suggest is to start out very minimally, just getting up and walking a few steps or just down the street. Then as they begin to move a little bit, they start feeling differently, and they're able to do some more."
Is the research strong enough to show a treatment effect? In other words, should doctors or therapists prescribe exercise for depression?
"Absolutely. I was giving a talk to clinical psychologists, and I mentioned that anyone dealing with a depressed person, an important thing they should do is put them on an exercise program. We often go toward various kinds of medications, but exercise is vital."
"Exercise should be part of a treatment plan for depression. The exclusive use of exercise for depression could be a problem for various reasons. But it should be part of an entire treatment plan."


text:
I'm pretty sure those diets are illegal in Canada. I could be wrong though.
Combines shots with 500 cals a day. If it works it tricks the body into not figuring out it is starving.
If you can maintain 500 cals a day, you will lose the weight whether or not your body realizes its starving.
1 recommendation
Problem is, if you consume only 500 calories a day you'll be hungry and miserable and most likely full of rage. Seems that the hCG takes care of that part.Still, simply reducing ones calorie intake does the trick...it just takes a little longer.
Or just take 20 months to lose smartly...and keep it off.
The problem with being obese is Doctors are refusing to treat us. I have arthritis and will need surgery in the future (knees replaced, both feet and ankles fused, and hip replacement), this is why I need to lose weight. Anytime, I talk to my doctor about a health problem I am having, he says it will go away when you lose the weight. If not, then he'll look into it."The smart thing to do is not let yourself get obese in the first place." In a perfect world, but this is not a perfect world. Do you think I enjoy being over weight? Being in pain all the time? I put work before my health, because I was so afraid of not being able to keep a roof over my head, clothes on my back and food on the table no matter how bad I was treated. Then I had to leave work for the first time (for reasons other than going to a new job) since I was 11 years old, I was depressed. At 11 it was a paper route with babysitting when I was a little older. At 15 it was a part-time job at a small business working 5 days a week after school and Saturdays all day (no Sunday shopping in those days). Worked through high school and College, no student loans for me. In the past I have only been out of work a month or two when between jobs.But, that is my problem to sort out. My point is depression, being laid up in pain and having health problems; obesity can sneak up on you.Bariatric surgery is being pushed heavily by the government because it is being sold as a cure for Type 2 Diabetes, but I was always taught that once you have Type 2 Diabetes you will always have it. You can't cure it, you can only control it. That it is a cure is the main point that was being discussed at our info session at the hospital. Bariatric clinics are popping up at hospitals outside of Ottawa and Toronto now. You still have to go to Ottawa or Toronto to get the surgery. I think this is why more doctors are referring their patients to Bariatric clinics.--"Whenever they invent something that's moron proof, someone comes by and invents a better moron.""Ever stop to think, and forget to start again?""Those of you who think you know everything are annoying those of us who do."


text:
Graham Parrington wrote an answer about Dynafit TLT 5 Mountain TF-X Alpine Touring Boot on February 2, 2012
Thanks for seconding my hunch, Arthur.
Riding pow, backcountry corn harvesting, glacier climbing, alpenglow happyhours, and bonfires on the coast.
Thanks for seconding my hunch, Arthur.
Will these work with Voile Mountain Plate bindings for a splitboard? Thanks
Caroline (or whom it may concern, since you posted this years ago... :)
One other consideration for an "everyday down jacket" is that the Micro Puff can be machine washed with any mild detergent, unlike down which should be professionally cleaned, or washed with a front-loading machine with down-specific cleaning agents.
Sometimes I use this as a primary light, especially when I'm just camping at the ocean (and want to save weight for beer ;). But it really is nowhere near as bright as my other headlamp, so when I plan on hiking off trail, skiing, or mountaineering at night, it's the backup - which it excels at. Its perfect for leaving in the pack when you don't plan on being out in the dark too, obviously. The claimed 45 hour battery time seems to be accurate, which is great for the battery size/weight, and supposedly they will hold a usable charge for years, unlike most batteries. Now I need to get one to leave in my car...
0 Comments
Anyone have experience with both these and Voile's Tractor Skins? Curious in general, but specifically wondering if these are any more supple/easy to fold up compared to the Tractors. Also curious about the weight... Thanks in advance.
This thing really came in handy on some of the icy patches on the descent, and even helped out a little on some steep, crusty skinning, even with the guard on. I've used this for summitting Mt. Rainier without skis in conjunction with an ice ax, as well as ski mountaineering on Rainier on ascents and descents. Great tool. Useful for pulling up the heel lifters on a split board, too, as well as grabbing branches or other objects. Use one most of the time now. Never gored myself, luckily.
0 Comments
If it's that gnar, just ride down with the whippet. after splitting with AT skiers for years, everyone got tired of waiting for me to stow the poles, so i stopped stowing them. now i ride with them all the time, backcountry and resort.
Any reports for using these for skinning in stormy conditions? Thanks
0 Answers
...for storing, transporting, and approaches. Durable. Easy to use.
0 Comments
One of the finest pieces of clothing i've ever worn. Very warm, very comfortable. Perfect fit, on the athletic side. I'm somewhere between a small and medium for shirts and the small is perfect for me, so it runs on the small side. I wear it in the mountains, to the office, and at home. not quite cozy enough for normal base layer duty, but it has worked just fine in a pinch. perfect over a thin base layer or t-shirt. Luckily it resists odor so you don't stink after a ski tour. Dries almost as quickly as synthetics. machine washable. tough. looking for a full zip on sale :)
0 Comments
these lockers are great. they are lighter than my other locking biners, are a good size for building anchors, clipping in to ice screws, finishing off a double bowline on the harness, or clipping to a belay device... and they are moderately priced as well. the screw action has never failed. probably not big enough for a munter hitch...
0 Comments
as some have said, this board is stable, and is excellent for shredding pow, blasting through pillows and crud, and rips corduroy better than anything i've ever been on. i'm 5'6" 150# and i ride the 166. these things are definitely an improvement over the Freeride! this is the longest board i've used, and i love the stability, which is nice for riding and stomping landings. the softer, wider tip and narrower, stiffer tail are great for keeping the tip out of the deep stuff. The Mojo's are also lighter than the Freerides: the Mojo 166 weighs the same (8.5#) as my Freeride 154... For those about my size and weight, if you're worried about the larger size of the 166, go for the 161. don't get the 154 if you're anywhere near my size. you'll sink your tip, have less stability in soft snow and crud, and have more chatter on hard snow conditions. don't do it!! i also highly recommend the mountain plate bindings for hard boots, and the Scarpa Matrix boots, which improve skinning, traversing, turning speed, and the inevitable two-plank downhill moments which are "spooky" as mentioned below due (partially) to the geometry of the board halves...
0 Comments
I use these for backcountry and frontcountry splitboarding. they're warm enough most of the time, and too warm every once in a while, so their range is impressive. the nimbleness is the feature i was most looking for with these gloves, so i could transition from uphill to downhill quickly, which they perform quite well at! i find the cuffs too short for my needs much of the time. after a couple years of heavy use, there is some wear on the pittards, but overall, they seem to be holding up well.
0 Comments
That sounds like a fantastic setup. The Enforcers would be hard to cram in a mitt.Adding to that: you'd have to get a size or two up from your normal fit for insulated mitts to fit. my OR mitt shells fit over my punisher gloves, but not the isulated liner...
using AT boots with these bindings also seems to boost skinning performing - more power transfer, much easier edging on hard snow, more stiffness = less effort. getting at the pin to release the slider plate is much easier with these as well.
0 Comments
0 Comments
My search of the forums and talk with other splitters indicates for edging use soft 3 strap hard shell AT boots like: Garmont Mega lite, Scarpa F1, Scarpa Spirit 3, Scarpa Matrix. For less demanding splitting and more feel downhill, stiff soft boots like Burton Driver X, DC Ghost, or Salomon Malamute.
it'll work. just keep your edges sharp. especially on the moon.
i bought my splitboard on sale. i think it was from backcountry.com or mountaingear.com. cough up the cash, or be patient. alternately, look at networking websites like turns-all-year.com or teton gravity research.com, or better yet, in splitboard.com. you'll find someone with a splitboard for much cheaper, if you're willing to buy used.


text:
Definition of pull tab in English:
pull tabLine breaks: pull tab
1 North American term for ring pull.
More example sentences
- Some medications are available in commercially prepared vials with a pull tab for removing the metal rim.
- As he tore off the pull tab, brown foam gushed out over his hand and down the front of his work togs.
- Under the plastic top was a foil freshness cover with a handy pull tab.
2US A gambling card with a tab that can be pulled back to reveal a row or rows of symbols, with prizes for matching symbols.
More example sentences
- If you don't win, drink a little more and spend all of your money on pull tab gambling. You gotta love Indiana.
- Strategies used for increasing the chances of winning and abuses associated with pull tab gambling were described.
Definition of pull tab in:
- The US English dictionary
Get more from Oxford Dictionaries
Subscribe to remove adverts and access premium resources
Word of the day oleaginous
Pronunciation: ˌəʊlɪˈadʒɪnəs
rich in, covered with, or producing oil; oily


text:
Divorce, the new common cold
From CBS News
Is your best friend getting a divorce? Watch out, your marriage could be next.
That's according to a new working paper from a trio of researchers at Brown, Harvard and the University of California, San Diego, which found that "divorce can spread between friends, siblings, and coworkers, and there are clusters of divorcees that extend two degrees of separation in the network."
Nearly 50 percent of marriages end in divorce within the first 15 years, according to the Census Bureau's 2008 data.
The study, which relied on data from the famous and long-running Framingham Heart Study in Massachusetts, also found that the more friends husband and wife have together, the lower the chance of divorce.
Having kids doesn't much affect the likelihood of getting a divorce, they found. However, each kid you pop out does reduce "the susceptibility to being influenced by peers who get divorced."


text:
Tonight, we all will be Dolphins fans! We don't want the Jets to have any confidence or momentum going into next week. We want them to continue their struggles and all of us would love to see Rex Ryan fall flat on his face (literally and figuratively)!
Brandon Marshall will meet up with Antonio Cromartie and Marshall plans on getting thrown out by half time. Hopefully he has a career game against Cro before his exit. It's not like that would be something new for him.
Hopefully it is a physical match-up between the two teams that leaves the Jets beaten up. We will take all the help we can get! Beat those Jets!
Since we will be Dolhpins fans for a night, I am sure that we will be very unsatisfied with their performance. That is just how the season has gone for them.


text:
"I'm very physical and aggressive," Dent said. "I use my size to my advantage and can push well. I'm very hard-nosed and am a blue collar-type player. I'm always working."
Dent, Scout.com's No. 30 defensive tackle, says he wants to improve his foot speed (claims 4.95 forty speed but tested at 5.19 at the Dallas Scout combine). "I want to get faster and quicker on my feet," he said. "I also want to use my hands more and improve my pass rush moves."
He benches 300-pounds, squats 450 and has a 29-inch vertical jump.
Although Dent has 10 scholarship offers, his two favorites haven't offered yet. He favors LSU slightly over Texas, Oklahoma State, Kansas and Nebraska. Neither the Tigers nor Longhorns have offered. He also has offers from Colorado, Arizona, Oregon, Texas Tech and a few more.
"I haven't really talked with LSU or Texas about a scholarship yet," Dent admitted. "I'm going to the LSU camp in July, so we'll see how that goes. Hopefully, I'll be able to impress them.
"I also really want to go see a game at LSU," he said. "They have a great d-line tradition and the atmosphere there is supposed to be amazing. I've been on the campus before and really liked it, but I've never seen a game there."
Texas is only two and hours from Dent's home, but he insists distance won't be a factor. "I don't mind getting away if it's the right fit," he said.
"I love the facilities at Texas, they are amazing, and their tradition is great too," Dent said. "They are always a top team and I know a few guys who go there already, so I'd feel at home there."
Proving that distance truly isn't an issue, Dent says he's thinking about taking a visit to the West Coast. "I've never been out west," he said. "Both Arizona and Oregon have offered and I may go out there and check them out. Who knows, I may love it.
"I know Oregon had a pretty good team last year and they always seem to do well," Dent said.
The first school to offer Dent was Oklahoma State in September of his sophomore year. "They offered me really early and I've gotten to know their coaches pretty well. They keep in touch with me regularly," he said. "I also like the new facilities they are building and how they're an up-and-coming program."
While the Cowboys offered him earliest, the school that is recruiting Dent the hardest is Nebraska. "They are recruiting me the most," he said. "I get mail from them every day and (running back) coach Tim Beck emails me every week.
"I really love the tradition they have, especially on defense," he said. "I like that they are bringing back the blackshirt tradition. They are just a defense-focused team.
"The new coaches there are doing whatever they can to turn the program around and I hope they do," he said.
The only two schools in Dent's top five that he hasn't visited are Nebraska and Kansas and it's very likely he'll take an official trip to both.
"I don't really know too much about Kansas yet," he admitted. "The coaches are cool and seem like nice guys and I know they had a great season last year. They are trying to get football to be just as big as basketball there."
Growing up, Dent says he never followed a specific team. "I'm just a fan of the game," he said.
Although he doesn't have a time frame for making a decision, he doesn't expect to do it anytime soon. "When I feel it's right, I'll commit," Dent said. "But I'll most likely take some visits during the season."
Dent may not have figured out a timetable for making a decision, but he does know what he's looking for in a school. "I want to fit in at the program and with all the players," he said. "I want to feel at home and I'd probably prefer to play in a bigger town because that's what I'm used to."
He reports a 3.3 core GPA and took the ACT on June 7. Dent says he wants to major in business management.


text:
Pls,pls,pls"pray for miracle!!!!! I can't stop crying!!!!!! Let's go global for prayers!!!!!!
Chance too win!
Very good tips for your page! Read and see!
Ice! Made beautiful!
Love the style ,look"but need to try taste! Will do!
What a trooper! And inspiration too heart patient ! ,and sickness! To be so strong and tiny! God bless her!
This is the possible!
Topossa tribe woman in Kangate, Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.
Beautiful picture!
Isn't that the truth!


text:
Acclaimed storyteller Xanthe Gresham recently visited campus to conduct a storytelling workshop at Harvard's Arts @ 29 Garden creative space and performed selections from the epic poem the Shahnama (Book of Kings) at the Sackler Museum.
Written by the poet Firdawsi, the Shahnama reveals the mythical past of Iran from the creation of the world through the Islamic conquest of Persia in the 7th century. Xanthe's animated performance brought new life to the Shahnama—and to the beautifully illustrated manuscripts of the poem currently on view in our In Harmony exhibition.
Xanthe effortlessly guided audience members through the Shahnama's complex landscape of romance, tragedy, and war. During her performance of Rustam and Sohrab (a story about a father and son who unknowingly fight each other in war), Xanthe went one step further—she made the audience part of the story by encouraging one side to cheer for Rustam of Iran while the other rallied for Sohrab of Turan.
It was an exhilarating visit to a mythical world populated by demons, warriors, and femme fatales, all orchestrated by one masterful storyteller.
See images from Xanthe's performance on Flickr.
Watch Xanthe perform selections from the Shahnama at the Chester Beatty Library in Dublin.
Read an interview with Xanthe on the Office for the Arts blog.


text:
Natalie Portman9 June 1981, Jerusalem, Israel
33 years
Lukas Haas, Nathan Bogle, Hayden Christensen, Jude Law, Jake Gyllenhaal
Natalie Portman is an Israeli-American actress (born Natalie Hershlag) who is considered one of the worlds most beautiful women. Natalie has been a vegetarian since she was eight years old. Graduated from Harvard University in 2003 with a bachelor's degree in psychology. Friends with Jake Gyllenhaal and Moby.
RSS feed with Natalie Portman
On set
Natalie Portman loves skating!
Wednesday 2:36 PM, 19/11/2008
Natalie Portman shoots a scene for her new movie Love and Other Impossible Pursuits on Wolman skating rink in New York City's Central Park. The film is a comedy/drama that details the story of a woman's difficult relationship with her stepson. Natalie is a real beauty and it looked so delightful when she skated around the rink.
Tags: Natalie Portman / Movie / New York
On set
Natalie Portman is prettier than ever!
Sunday 4:08 PM, 16/11/2008
What do you think, doesn't Natalie Portman look prettier than ever in her long wavy hair?! The actress is currently filming the movie Love and Other Impossible Pursuits and was photographed on set the other day wearing a huge jacket and with a cup of coffee in one hand and a nectarine in the other! Breakfast we suppose!
Tags: Natalie Portman / New York / Paparazzi / Movie
Sarah Michelle Gellar stole the show!
Tuesday 6:16 PM, 11/11/2008
Yesterday the Glamour Magazine 2008 Women of the Year ceremony was held at Carnegie Hall in New York. The famous actresses Nicole Kidman, Natalie Portman and America Ferrera were there. Powerful women like Tyra Banks, Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton also attended the huge gala. Fergie was surprisingly classy in a pretty dress but prettiest of them all was Sarah Michelle Gellar. If you could chose anyone, who would you pick as the woman of the year?
Tags: America Ferrera / Party pictures / New York / Hot stars
Latest news!
Natalie Portman and Devandra Banhart broke up!
Thursday 10:29 AM, 25/09/2008
Natalie Portman and her folk-rocker boyfriend Devendra Banhart have broken up, according to People. The couple began dating after Natalie starred in his video for Carmensita, which was shot last March. Shortly after, they took their romance public when they were spotted kissing on the streets of New York and over a sushi dinner at Jewel Bako.
Tags: Natalie Portman / New York / Fashion icon / Youtube / Video
Award Show
Natalie Portman ties up the Cannes film festival!
Monday 5:17 PM, 26/05/2008
The 61st Cannes Film Festival came to an end this weekend and when the last movie premiered there were only a handful of celebrities left on the red carpet! Robert De Niro, Natalie Portman and Benicio Del Toro stayed to see the award show on Saturday and they all seemed very happy with this year's festival. We've seen several beautiful dresses and even more beautiful people and we're betting most of the Hollywood celebrities had a pleasant stay in the South of France! The prestigious Palme d'Or prize went to the movie Entre Les Murs by Laurent Cantet so congratulations to him and until next year!
Tags: Natalie Portman / Premiere / Cannes / Movie / Award show / Red Carpet / Cannes Film Festival
Dolce & Gabbana´s exclusive party!
Monday 12:18 AM, 26/05/2008
The celebrations in Cannes continue and last night Dolce & Gabbana held a big exclusive party! Celebrities gathered at the special event and new outfits were spotted! Natalie Portman wore a beautiful black dress, Lindsay Lohan wore a green flowery dress inspired by the 60´s and P. Diddy looked really cool in his white outfit! White seems to be a color Dita von Teese and Kate Hudson also like very much; they looked stunning! We wish we were invited...
Tags: Lindsay Lohan / Paparazzi / Party / All dressed up! / Exclusive / French Riviera / Dolce & Gabbana


text:
I recently completed Tomb Raider (XBOX 360), and I couldn't have enjoyed my experience more. I have played a couple Tomb Raider games in the past on the PlayStation One and Dreamcast, but I was late to the crowd and wasn't really in love with the games as much as I was with the idea/concept of it. I think SquareEnix picked an excellent time to reboot the series, and I will be anticipating future Tomb Raider games. But what makes this game worth getting?
If the beginning cinematics don't captivate your attention, I don't know what will. The story is quickly setup (not rushed) and the water is mesmerizing to look at—that is until you almost drown. After Lara washes ashore and breathes life, in a few short seconds she is knocked out, only to wake up cocooned in a room full of bloody bodies. These successions of events start your admiration for Lara, this character you are controlling, and you really feel like you want her to not have to go through all these struggles and near death experiences. You want her to survive, and you can't help but feel bad by all the things she has to go through. What pulls this character attachment off is a non-silent Lara, as in when she narrowly escapes a horrifying situation, she will mutter to herself, saying such things as "oh god, oh god, no no no" with a panic lined voice. It simply feels like a real reaction.
There are many significant moments in Lara Croft's road to survival that build her up to the woman that she is at the end of the game. Having to kill your first person and dealing with your actions/emotions of that event, even if it was in self-defense; the loss of your friends/team to circumstances beyond your control; people doubting you; these events only scratch the surface of the trials Lara has to face on this island she is stranded on. All of these experiences add to your attachment to Lara, but when she isn't facing a life or death situation she is pursuing her passion: uncovering artifacts.
You may find it surprising when Lara mutters "I hate tombs", but the impression that is left is Lara realizes you have to explore difficult terrain and puzzling rooms to uncover artifacts and treasures that reveal pieces of history. In this game, you can take your time and explore hidden tombs or other areas of the map for items/collectables, or you can breeze through the main story and come back to it later. Whether you seek out all the items at once or leave them, there is something compelling about finding all the collectables and I am already making my way through the starting area to find all these gems.
The other fun part of this game is leveling up Lara and upgrading her weapons. Of course your first weapons are a bow and the iconic pistol, but you acquire other weapons throughout the story. I focused on leveling my weapons and shooting abilities first, then as I had spare skill points I would invest them in artifact finding and other areas. I personally liked that you could approach this game in a stealthy way or guns-a-blazing, and leveling Lara in whichever way you like to play first is 100% up to you (there are no cutoff skill trees, you can eventually have all areas maxed out). The options are yours!
It will come as no surprise that I highly recommend this game…it is already on my Top 5 games of this year, and I don't see it moving. If you enjoy the Uncharted and Assassin's Creed series, you will enjoy Tomb Raider. When I look back on the overall story of the game, there was never a dull moment, no lag, nothing but wanting to see what will happen next. Seeing Lara Craft go from soft explorer to hardened survivor is an experience you will not want to miss.


text:
View in a Room
Add to Favorites
- 1008
- 9Favorites
Art Description
Painting: Acrylic on Cardboard.
Size: 27.6 H x 39.4 W x 0.4 in
....and for a moment all attention is captured by a small detail
Keywords: acrylic, pink, cardboard, colors, close-up, BIJOUX, fashion, figure
More By Mariana Ionita
You Might Like
Comments (2)
Sergey Selivanov
1 year ago
Amazing artwork! Love it!
Mariana Ionita
1 year ago
Thanks you Sergey!


text:
Christopher Nolan Lines Up 'Interstellar' as His Bat-Follow-Up
Having concluded his Batman trilogy last year with 'The Dark Knight Rises,' it's been a bit of a waiting game to see what Christopher Nolan would do next. It turns out he wants 'Interstellar' to be his next project.
The script, written by Nolan's brother Jonathan, was at one point being circled by Steven Spielberg — who just today left Robopocalypse — but it looks like Christopher Nolan has been in talks with this project for months now. As The Hollywood Reporter informs us "The project involves time travel and alternate dimensions in a story that sees a group of explorers travel through a wormhole."
Perhaps part of the delay has to do with it being a co-production between Paramount and Warner Brothers (who've been Nolan's home since 2002′s 'Insomnia'), but if this goes through it's a huge deal. Nolan is not only coming off two films that were billion dollar hits, but also 'Inception,' which grossed over $800 million dollars worldwide. Though that film was fronted by Leonardo DiCaprio, it was also considered Nolan's payoff for delivering 'The Dark Knight.' Those successes give him tremendous leeway on this project, as it means he can deliver a huge global numbers without having the film attached to a franchise.
Though no cast or release date has been announced, you can bet we'll be following the development of this project as close as we can.


text:
Get with IT: How to Assess Cloud Providers
12 questions you should be asking to ensure your data is safe
The old saying goes: Look out for yourself, because no one else will. When it comes to cloud computing, it would behoove you to take this advice to heart. Many of the professionals in management, legal —even IT — assume that if software or services are outsourced to the cloud, then they can wash their hands of any associated responsibilities. The fact is, it is just not that simple.
What many do not yet understand is that cloud service providers are in the business of uptime — not necessarily web or network security. The focus is on keeping the joint running, and that's really not a problem. The issue is that by handing over the management of your systems and presumably tons of sensitive information to third parties, you now have even more IT complexity to deal with, and more risks to minimize.
For decades, the principle of "trust but verify" has been drilled into our heads; yet, when it comes to the cloud, we get amnesia and assume the "verify" element can be thrown out without any consequences. As much as the lawyers who write up the contracts would like for us to believe that, it is just not true. Outside of the legal realm, there are a myriad of challenges that must be dealt with when things go awry in the cloud. These are challenges that IT professionals understand, because they are the ones responsible for handling them.
The smart approach to cloud computing is to eliminate the problems before they have a chance to progress. Assessing your cloud providers does not need to be complicated. Here are 12 questions you need to be asking — both internally and externally — when choosing a cloud provider:
1. What are they doing beyond SSAE 16 audits and periodic network scans? Both your organization and the cloud provider must be assured that systems are reasonably free of low-hanging fruit such as weak passwords, SQL injection, and other senseless flaws that are often overlooked. Interestingly, this is something that is often ignored.
2. Can you perform your own security testing? Some cloud providers will allow for this, but others will not. For those without good answers who will not allow you to test their systems, you have to wonder what they are trying to hide.
3. What metrics are used to measure performance both within and beyond the boundaries of your SLA? Looking past business continuity, think about system patching, hardening, audit logging and monitoring, and so on.
4. Will your cloud presence be co-mingled with other customer's information? Co-mingling of systems and information often means that shared servers, databases and web application codes are being used. This means a security breach of someone else's system can create the same exposure for your organization.
5. Who truly owns the information that will be processed and stored at your cloud provider's facilities? You need to know your rights for accessing this information when the time comes.
6. How are information classification, retention and destruction handled? Will information linger indefinitely? It is imperative to know who is managing these processes.
7. What will happen with your information if your cloud service provider is acquired? Another aspect to consider is the chance the provider will go out of business.
8. Does your cloud provider operate in the same legal jurisdiction as your organization? State, provincial or international boundaries can have an impact on how compliance and incident response is handled.
9. What recourse do you have if there is a cloud-related security incident that impacts your business? Think about additional security controls that can be put in place on your end to help reduce the impact of security incidents that may arise.
10. Who is responsible for compliance? This relates to the sensitive information that your third-party cloud provider is now storing and managing. Is your provider capable of handling industry-specific compliance challenges, such as HIPAA and HITECH for healthcare and PCI DSS for retail? Does the provider employ regulatory experts that can help?
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- Next Page »


text:
Derrick C. Brown - "Instead of Killing Yourself"
please read this.
If I had died I never would have had Perry, met my college friends, applied to graduate school. and new and beautiful things happen every day.
So please don't kill yourself, because your life may be like mine, and get better.
(Source: caattnip)
Good for tumblr.
Design by Simon Fletcher. Powered by Tumblr.
© Copyright 2010


text:
I am 23, and live somewhere in a bubble in Florida. love the sun, the beach at night, taking photos, sewing, writing my thoughts down, i can get a little poetic sometimes. I'm learning a lot about myself, changing old habits. I'm in love with the One who gave it all for me Jesus Christ! I'm a pente-apostolic from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. Prayer warrior long hair don't care. And that's a wrap get to know me follow me on twitter :P subscribe to my YouTube channel www.youtube/user/damaris601 Follow me on instagram dami601 (; Hair Care
Repost cause I thought it was funny #tayswift #swifties #swift #taylorswift #kanyewest #kimkar #kimkardshian #baby #beyonce #funny #taylorandkanye


text:
District Deputy Grand Master
Prince Edward District 2013 - 2014
R. W. Bro. Eric Mueller
On July 17th 2013 the Masons of Prince Edward District of the Grand Lodge of Canada elected R. W. Bro. Eric Mueller as their District Deputy Grand Master.
He has been in the construction industry all his life commencing when Hurricane Hazel went through Ontario in 1954 and served his apprenticeship in the electrical field and held a masters licence. He established his own electrical contracting business in 1971 until he retired in 1996.
Eric was initiated into Masonry in June of 1972 in Waterdown Lodge No. 357 and served as Worshipful Master in 1983. He is also a life member of Heritage Lodge No. 730.
Eric affiliated with Bancroft Lodge #482 in 2000 and served as Worshipful Master in 2002 and Treasurer for several years. In 2003 he was honoured by being named as Mason of the year and in 2006 he was appointed by the Grand Master to the position of Grand Standard Bearer.
He went through the Murton Lodge of Perfection, the Hamilton Sovereign Chapter of Rose Croix and the Moore Sovereign Consistory, joined Rameses Shrine in June of 1976, also the Shriners Club of Hamilton and served the Club as a trustee for several years and was president in 1980 of the Motor Patrol unit. A few years later Bro Eric affiliated with the Algonquin Shrine Club, served as its President in 2007 and it's Secretary from 2009 to 2011.
Eric served the Prince Edward District as President of the Past Masters, Masters and Warden Association, were he championed the development of a new set of by-laws and the renaming and restructuring of that association which it has come to be known as the Prince Edward District Masons Association (PEDMA), reflecting that the organization to be more productively inclusive.
Eric and his lovely wife Debbie, along with their two daughters moved to a home they built on Papineau Lake in 1992 where Eric became a member of the Papineau Lake Cottagers Association and also served on the Executive Committee as Lake Steward for many years.
From the Masons of the District we wish our District Deputy Grand master a successful year.
- District Deputy Grand Masters Travel Schedule -
- Quick Links -
Did You Know...?
|District News and Information
|Photo Gallery
Always looking for submissions of new photos for our District Events, incl. Historical info, and Faith-Hope and Charity images.
|District History
|Disrict Education
|Faith, Hope & Charity
|Other Interests


text:
TMJ Treatment Discussion
Dawson Dental TMJ treatment patient discusses her previous ailments due to TMJ and her experience with Dr. Edward Gelfand. She felt relief from her condition within a couple of weeks and no longer gets fullness in her ears or headaches in the morning.
Video Rating: 5 / 5


text:
- stormstigerlily reblogged this from zeteste
- spanked1984 likes this
- somethingstupidwastaken reblogged this from hidden--desires
- somethingstupidwastaken likes this
- hidden--desires reblogged this from only-ball-gags
- cdblaster likes this
- eldonuts likes this
- normandguerin likes this
- sir-devours-you reblogged this from master-of-o
- sonypackard likes this
- some-bondage-cravings reblogged this from master-of-o
- greasyainteasy reblogged this from master-of-o
- greasyainteasy likes this
- stefclem likes this
- pr0nl0ver reblogged this from master-of-o
- lovinafterdark likes this
- sir-devours-you likes this
- raptorstuff likes this
- master-of-o reblogged this from undeadpoetry-jb and added:
(via TumbleOn)
- zeteste reblogged this from only-ball-gags
- zeteste likes this
- quiditaserius likes this
- photog1234 likes this
- harryspankherr likes this
- parker22blog likes this
- thesissychantel likes this
- submasoslave likes this
- idliketoservetomywoman reblogged this from only-ball-gags
- idliketoservetomywoman likes this
- hardassminion reblogged this from earlybedtimepunishments
- hardassminion likes this
- twohornyf-cks reblogged this from only-ball-gags
- adir1324 reblogged this from only-ball-gags
- adir1324 likes this
- carleto314 likes this
- akeldama1407 likes this
- kinkythings101 likes this
- bvwpg likes this
- kinkycumpig likes this
- countrylanehomes likes this
- jumpingfreak likes this
- masterzerberusz likes this
- littlestaeb likes this
- reddeadseibert likes this
- deep-dark-perversion reblogged this from only-ball-gags and added:
The slave getting whipped by her two mistresses, thank god she has that ball gag tightly in her mouth…
- s1mple-m4n likes this
- gentledom likes this
- latexfire87 likes this
- earlybedtimepunishments reblogged this from only-ball-gags
- Show more notes
Male Dom/Daddy mid-forties. A true, well educated gentleman, with a heart of gold and an iron fist. Tender but firm. Who strictly punish his sub/little at the first hint of misbehaviour and disobedience. First she must be ordered to change in her full pyjamas, then hard spanked, diapered and sent very very very early to bed. Aftercare is always applied.
A true Dom/Daddy is in charge of her, he has full control on her, he holds her freedom in his hands...a true sub/little can only be grateful.
This blog is mainly about spanking, diapers, bondage and of course girls being strictly punished. Do not follow if you are a minor.
All images on "earlybedtimepunishments" are taken from the Internet and assumed to be in the public domain, unless otherwise noted. If you believe an image infringes your rights in any way then please inform me and I will remove it asap. Strictly 18+ and NSFW.
It's time for your punishment young lady. Soon you will be in your pyjamas, belted, diapered and straight to bed...and it's still 4.00 pm!!!


text:
This document is available here as an Adobe Acrobat PDF.
November 2008
Democrats in Congress have asked the "Big Three" domestic automakers to provide a plan by early December that would return the auto industry to profitability. AEI scholars have been examining the industry's options. Martin Feldstein, a member of AEI's Council of Academic Advisers, argues that the appropriate solution for the Big Three is to file for bankruptcy. Kevin A. Hassett says that bankruptcy is not a death sentence, but rather "intensive care." Robert W. Hahn and Peter Passell share the sentiment that a bailout would be ill-advised. They suggest provocatively that we should stimulate auto buyers by offering "eye-popping" rebates for a limited time to help put the auto companies on the right road. Kenneth P. Green discusses the environmental movement's unhelpful role in efforts to return profitability to the auto industry.
A Chapter for Detroit to Open
By Martin Feldstein
The Big Three U.S. automakers need more than an injection of $25 billion from the federal government. Because of their ongoing losses, they would burn through that money in less than a year and would soon be back for more.
General Motors (GM), Ford, and Chrysler can make excellent cars, but they cannot sell them at prices that are competitive with the prices of cars produced in the United States by Toyota and others, or with the prices of cars imported from Europe and Asia. The basic reason is the labor costs imposed by union contracts.
The Big Three pay much higher wages to their workers than others are paid in the nonunion auto firms and in the general economy. And the health care costs of current workers and retired union members are an enormous additional burden.
The claim that bankruptcy would mean the loss of millions of jobs is nonsense, intended to scare the public and force legislators and the Bush administration to throw money at the auto industry's problems.
The simplest solution is to allow GM and the others to file for bankruptcy. If the companies file under Chapter 11, they would be able to continue producing cars, and the workforce would remain employed while the firms reorganized. The firms would also be able to get short-term credit under bankruptcy protection.
The bankruptcy court could require the unions to rewrite contracts, bringing wages down to levels that would allow the firms to compete and, therefore, to maintain employment. Scaling back employee and retiree health benefits would further improve price competitiveness and allow better cash wages. The firms' bondholders and other creditors would have to take losses. Shareholders' fate would depend on how firms responded to this restructuring.
Restructuring in bankruptcy and resetting wages are measures that have saved airlines as well as manufacturers. The claim that bankruptcy would mean the loss of millions of jobs is nonsense, intended to scare the public and force legislators and the Bush administration to throw money at the auto industry's problems.
Only by reducing wages and benefits will the firms be able to survive and provide good jobs. If politicians in Washington cannot live with the thought of the auto industry in bankruptcy and decide that some cash must be delivered, it should be done as part of a fundamental restructuring plan imposed by the government in exchange for those funds.
The goal of that restructuring should not just be to require the companies to make cars that are fuel efficient and more environmentally sound, as president-elect Barack Obama has said, although that can be included in the government's list of requirements. The goal should be to put the companies on a course that will allow them to survive for the long term, producing cars and creating jobs.
To do that, the government should insist that the unions accept reductions in wages and benefits to levels that allow the firms to compete with imports and with nonunion U.S. auto firms. The trustees of retiree benefits should be required to accept reductions in those benefits. The government should also insist that management eliminate dividends and restrain salaries until the firms return to profitability. Even creditors should have to accept write-downs in the value of their debts.
The government has substantial leverage to ensure that these changes occur. The auto companies' management, unions, trustees of retiree benefits, and creditors would recognize that without government assistance the firms would be forced into bankruptcy and that the bankruptcy court could require even more severe cuts in incomes, benefits, and payments to shareholders and creditors.
Administering bitter medicine is difficult for politicians. President Bush would do his successor a favor by forcing such a restructuring. It would relieve Obama of his promise to help the auto companies in a way that improves prospects for the American automobile industry.
Martin Feldstein is a member of AEI's Council of Academic Advisers. A version of this article appeared in the Washington Post on November 18, 2008.
Recession Will Be Less Damaging without Bailouts
By Kevin A. Hassett
When times are bad, you find out who you are. In some sense, economics is like sports. Sometimes you get slaughtered, but if you believe in yourself and keep fighting, you can win again.
A look at U.S. history suggests that even during the worst U.S. recessions, Americans have been able to turn things around. There were times when things looked so bleak that only a fool might have hoped for a brighter future. Eventually, that brighter future arrived.
Yes, a pessimist might say, but this time things are much worse. I am not so sure they have to be, provided we remember who we are.
Failure can be a good thing, and recessions force economic stragglers to make tough decisions. Those tough decisions set the stage for the recovery.
Things are certainly bad. It looks like third-quarter GDP growth will be revised deep into negative territory. The data in hand suggest that fourth-quarter GDP will drop at a rate of as much as 4 percent.
The consensus of many forecasters is that this fourth quarter will be the worst in this recession, that the economy will begin inching away from the abyss next year. The latest read on the first quarter of 2009, for example, at Moody's Economy.com, is that the economy will decline about 2 percent, with smaller declines thereafter.
While there are no guarantees, this suggests that the recession may not dive into economic territory that is wholly unfamiliar to us. If that is true, why the 1930s-style rush to big government?
Although the last two recessions were mild, most recessions in the post–World War II period saw GDP declines that were larger than those now predicted. The recession of 1948–49 lasted almost five quarters, and two of them saw real GDP decline by more than 4 percent, based on an annualized rate. In the 1953 recession, there was a quarter in which real GDP dropped by more than 6 percent by that same measure. The largest such decline since 1947--more than 10 percent--took place in the first quarter of 1958.
In the 1960 and 1974 recessions, there were quarterly drops of about 5 percent on an annualized basis. In the 1980 recession, there was an almost 8 percent annualized drop in one quarter, and in 1981, two successive quarters posted drops of 4.9 percent and 6.4 percent.
A look back at those terrible times is heartening. Even with those setbacks, the economy grew on average 3.4 percent per year between 1947 and this year's third quarter.
Why did things always work out in the end? Because we remembered who we were when times got tough. The United States has always distinguished itself relative to its major trading partners by having a higher faith in free markets and a greater respect for the limits of big government. Sure, the United States passed a stimulus package now and then, but it also let failure run its course and refused to resort to excessive big-government intrusions into the private sector.
The risk is that we will forget this lesson. First, we bailed out the financial companies. Now Obama is asking for $50 billion to bail out the auto companies, an effort backed by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. Next, we will see a tax credit for people who buy GM cars at stores of bankrupt retailer Circuit City, provided they use the car to go to a Detroit Lions game.
A look at economic history suggests that the crazy policy intrusions have to stop. Failure can be a good thing, and recessions force economic stragglers to make tough decisions. Those tough decisions set the stage for the recovery.
GM, for example, makes some good cars and some bad. It has twenty-one plants now operating in North America and plans to close three, but probably needs to close a lot more.
As it does, its sales will have a harder and harder time supporting the excessively generous benefits the company promised workers. We have a place where creditors and workers iron out messes like this through renegotiation and reorganization. It is called bankruptcy.
To hear the bailout people talk, you would think that taking a firm to bankruptcy is akin to sending it to the mortuary. That is false. Bankruptcy is more like intensive care. It is where we have always sent our sickest companies.
Sending taxpayer money to GM will not help it in the long run. Our economy will be saddled with tossing resources at a struggling company indefinitely. The sooner GM reorganizes and becomes more efficient, the sooner our economy will begin heading in the right direction.
Like the recessions of the past, this one will end. Our economy will be stronger, sooner, if we let the healing process begin.
Kevin A. Hassett is a senior fellow and the director of economic policy studies at AEI. A version of this article appeared on Bloomberg.com on November 17, 2008.
Stimulate Car-Buyers, Not Carmakers
By Robert W. Hahn and Peter Passell
Should Uncle Sam save GM, Ford, and Chrysler from bankruptcy? In normal times, most mainstream economists--and many mainstream legislators--would probably say no. But with financial markets in turmoil and the economy on the cusp of a nasty recession, these are hardly normal times. In any event, Congress and Obama are committed to spending billions to keep the Big Three afloat.
What has not been decided, however, is how that money should be spent. A radical change in perspective could spare the nation a lot of grief down the road. Rather than subsidizing the automakers directly--and almost certainly sucking Washington into their management--why not give Americans the financial incentive to accelerate purchases of cars and light trucks? The consumer-subsidy approach would be a less wasteful route to the desired end, as well as one that would leave a less toxic legacy of market intervention once the economy has recovered.
While the details of the bailout have yet to be hammered out, all signs point to loan guarantees conditioned on concessions from the stakeholders--perhaps cuts in union and white-collar compensation--surely restructured bank debt, and maybe a shotgun wedding between Chrysler and GM. This would keep the industry alive and most of its workers employed--for a while.
Why not offer eye-popping rebates--say, $3,000--for a limited time to buyers of cars and light trucks?
Even if the industry recovers with a lot of help from its friends, however, the price will be high. At best, the arrangement will inevitably tighten the all-too-cozy relationship between Washington and Detroit in matters of technology, pensions, fuel efficiency, and environmental regulation, as well as open the door to bailouts of equally worthy industries in distress. At worst, it will suck the taxpayers into the next automobile crisis, and the next.
Since a big fiscal stimulus package for fighting the recession--some combination of tax cuts, extended unemployment compensation, infrastructure grants, and assistance to states--is coming soon, why not stimulate consumers to buy cars? Why not offer eye-popping rebates--say, $3,000--for a limited time to buyers of cars and light trucks? It would probably make sense to phase out rebates for the most expensive cars, and, as a treaty obligation, it would not do to discriminate against foreign makes.
How much downstream benefit this would generate and for whom is hard to predict. Still, it is a fair bet that most of the money would be quickly recycled in the form of demand for everything from auto parts to car mechanics' salaries--just what you want to happen in a recession.
If, say, 12 million nonluxury vehicles were sold next year--similar to 2007--the rebates would total $36 billion. Of that sum, about one-half would go for cars built by the Big Three. Better yet, more than 80 percent could be expected to go for vehicles actually manufactured in North America, even if the automaker is from overseas.
This is not a perfect solution. The rebates would have to be phased out so that sales do not drop off a cliff the day after the deadline. Not to mention that it is far from clear that it ever makes economic sense to favor one industry over another during hard economic times.
But some form of aid to the auto industry seems to be politically inevitable. It would be nice to manage the task with maximum benefit to middle-income Americans--and minimal micromanagement by Washington.
Robert W. Hahn is a senior fellow at AEI and the executive director of the AEI Reg-Markets Center. Peter Passell is a senior fellow at the Milken Institute. A version of this article appeared in the Wall Street Journal on November 15, 2008.
Stop the Green Carjacking
By Kenneth P. Green
Always eager to shove their agenda into a seemingly unrelated policy discussion, the green movement has joined the debate over bailing out the Big Three automakers. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) wants to tie federal assistance to a requirement that Detroit make more fuel-efficient, eco-friendly cars.
"Any car company that gets taxpayer money must demonstrate a plan for transforming every vehicle in its fleet to a hybrid-electric engine with flex-fuel capability, so its entire fleet can also run on next generation cellulosic ethanol," demands New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. Writing in the Washington Post, Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs calls for a "major industry restructuring to position the United States to lead the world in producing cars that get 100 miles or more per gallon." (Sachs is pinning his hopes on plug-in hybrid vehicles, "fuel-cell cars," and the much-ballyhooed--but not yet seen or priced--Chevy Volt.)
In other words, at a time when the top Detroit automakers are desperate for financial aid, the federal government should force them to sell more expensive cars that are less profitable. Make sense to you? Me neither.
If the green movement succeeds in carjacking the Detroit bailout, automakers will be forced to sell costlier and less profitable vehicles.
It is hard to see how "greening" Detroit will help car companies, car drivers, or American taxpayers. Greener vehicles are more expensive to make and bring in less profit than other cars. They cost more to finance, more to repair, and more to insure. Their sales depend heavily on tax incentives--which means that selling more of them will require more taxpayer dollars. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that plug-in hybrid vehicles cost $3,000-$7,000 more than regular hybrids, even though the performance differences between the two models are slight, and the really fuel-efficient hybrids cost $12,000-$18,000 more than the conventional brand.
Consider the Chevy Volt. When it was first announced, the price estimate from GM was $30,000. That soon jumped to $35,000. Now GM's president says that the actual price could be closer to $40,000 and that GM will still lose money on the sale. As for fuel cells, GM's prototype fuel-cell car runs on hydrogen and emits nothing but water vapor. It is hard to get greener than that--but it is also hard to find a more expensive car: the prototypes cost $1.5 million to produce.
Hybrids are also more expensive to insure. Online insurance broker Insure.com shows that it costs $1,374 to insure a Honda Civic but $1,427 to insure a Honda Civic Hybrid. Similarly, it costs $1,304 to insure a Toyota Camry but $1,628 to insure a Toyota Camry Hybrid.
What explains the higher rates? According to State Farm, hybrids cost more to insure because their parts are more expensive and repairing them requires specialized labor, thus boosting the after-accident payout. Even conventional small cars are more expensive to insure than larger vehicles because the former are involved in more accidents that produce extensive injuries. According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, the same driver would pay $412 more to insure a Honda Civic compact that gets thirty-six miles per gallon (MPG) on the highway than he would to insure a Honda CR-V (Honda's mini-SUV) that gets twenty-six MPG.
Obama wants to give a $7,000 tax credit to Americans who buy a plug-in hybrid vehicle. He says that such a tax credit will help carmakers sell a million plug-in hybrids over the next seven years. If Obama is right, that means the government will spend around $7 billion in taxpayer money to promote the sale of plug-in hybrids. Replacing all American cars with plug-in hybrids would require tax incentives worth roughly $1.8 trillion dollars (assuming each car would cost the government $7,000).
If the green movement succeeds in carjacking the Detroit bailout, automakers will be forced to sell costlier and less profitable vehicles. Before allowing that to happen, policymakers should consider the consequences of higher car prices--namely, reduced sales, slower fleet turnover, and longer operation of aging vehicles that emit more pollution and break down more frequently than newer automobiles. They should also consider how higher car prices will affect Americans in the midst of a nasty--and possibly long--recession. Finally, they should ask themselves: is this really the way to make U.S. automakers more financially secure and globally competitive?
Kenneth P. Green is a resident scholar at AEI. A version of this article appeared on The American on November 20, 2008.


text:
If you like the ChemWiki, please "like" us on facebook, "share" us on Google+, or "tweet" about the project.
Chemical reactions vary greatly in the speed at which they occur. Some are essentially instantaneous, while others may take years to reach equilibrium. The Reaction Rate for a given chemical reaction is the measure of the change in concentration of the reactants or the change in concentration of the products per unit time.
Analytical Chemistry
Biological Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Theoretical Chemistry
Cal Poly Pomona
Diablo Valley College
Florida State U
Hope College
Howard University
Sacramento City College
UC Davis
UC Irvine
Zumdahl 9ed
Petrucci 10ed
McQuarrie & Simon
Kotz et al.
Bruice 6ed
An NSF funded Project
UC Davis ChemWiki is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at firstname.lastname@example.com. Questions and concerns can be directed toward Prof. Delmar Larsen (firstname.lastname@example.com), Founder and Director. Terms of Use
By STEMWiki Hyperlibrary


text:
Lawn Mower Parts
and Lawn Equipment since 1982!
Summer Hours (Memorial Day thru Labor Day):
Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 6 pm CST and Sat 8:30 am to 3 pm CST (excluding major holidays).
Winter Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm CST and Sat 8:30 am to 1 pm CST (excluding major holidays).
Home >
Lawn and Garden Equipment >
Gang Reel Mowers
No Products Found
Showing 0 Products
Also See:
American Lawn Company Reel Mowers
Also See: ProMow
Gang Mowers
Lawn Mower Parts Request Form
Read more testimonials
Copyright © 1982-2014 H and H Lawncare Equipment, LLC
All Rights Reserved Worldwide


text:
Posts tagged couple
14 notes
Cute. :).
Filed under wedding couple milkshake
4 notes
Filed under couple wedding new yorker new york city skyline
1 note
Filed under couple house photo light beauty
Filed under couple new york silhouette portrait new york city central park
8 notes
I love everything about this.
Filed under new york snow winter couple dark city lights silhouette
3 notes
Filed under couple dancing desert sand hat kind love
2 notes
Filed under couple countryside car scenery
11 notes
Filed under couple cab taxi new york traffic
145 notes
Filed under j crew magazine car umbrella couple photo
256 notes
Filed under view mount scenic couple sunset landscape photo


text:
Please login to get more out of this site
You are currently not logged in, do so now to add comments, like articles as well as photos, submit to competitions, translate articles and gain access to unlimited photo upload! If you are not registered yet, go here to find out more about Lomography and join now! If you just want a limited account for now you can use Twitter or Facebook. We would love to have you as a member here!
One person likes this photo
Liking photos helps us to present the best ones to you and others. One person likes this photo. One person likes this photo: mafiosa.
No comments yet, be the first
Where is this?
Nearby popular photos – see more
Nearby LomoLocations
The German Museum for Photo and Film Cameras
Imagine a collection of beautiful analogue cameras. Multiply the result by 10. there you go:…


text:
The Vampire Diaries Giveaway: Who is the Mystic Falls Murderer?by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
On the weekend of April 14 and 15, cast members from The Vampire Diaries - led by Paul Wesley, Daniel Gillies and Michael Trevino - will meet and greet fans at a convention in Chicago.
Over the next few weeks, TV Fanatic will be giving away free pairs of tickets to a handful of readers for an event hosted by Creation Entertainment. It will include panel discussions, autograph sessions, trivia contests, photos opportunities and more. Visit the official site for more details.
So let's get started, shall we?
This is the first of what will be many contests, each resulting in TWO free General Admission tickets to the aforementioned event (travel and accommodation expenses not included). We figured we'd have some fun with the Mystic Falls Murderer, so here's how you enter to win...
- Log-in for the site or register an account.
- Leave a comment below and tell us, in 100 words or fewer, who you think is responsible for the murders in Mystic Falls. Only registers users are eligible.
- That's it! We'll review the responses, choose the most creative/funniest/applicable entry and announce our first ticket recipient this Friday, March 2.
Good luck to all!
UPDATE: We have selected a winner!
While many readers explained their basis for choosing Meredith, Katherine or Jeremy, only "geronimo" went out on a hilarious limb and went with... Aunt Jenna! We're sure that is incorrect, but for making us laugh with the following response, this user has won two free tickets to the event. Stay tuned for more giveaways, as we have plenty more tickets to hand out!
It's pretty obviously the ghost of Aunt Jenna! Come on! She's super pissed for being killed off. First she went after Logan ScumFell's sister's exboyfriend (and the medical examiner who most likely declared her death an accident). Then she went for Bill Forbes. Why? He's not only a vampire-hater, but he also left Caroline's mom for a man. Mystic Falls women gotta stick together! There's no question why should we go for Alaric. Dude kissed another girl! In her house!
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The Vampire Diaries, Giveaways
I think that this is all Klaus playing games trying to take out members of the council so he can bring his hybrids back to town. I think Meredith has teamed up with him and is secretly a hybrid.
IT'S KATHERINE!! it's plain to see. first of all, the show wants u to think it is Meredith but it's not her. and where has Katherine been all of this time!?!? it is soo obvious! plus, they had Elenas finger prints on the murder weapon, but she didn't do it. so who is the only other person in the world who is just like Elena!?!?BINGO IT'S KATHERINE! she is being her bitchy sphycotic self and manipulating and killing ppl before she makes her big enterance back to mystic falls!
you really want my opinion? well let me tell it to u straight up, I think the Mystic Falls murderer is Katherine. like really isn't it obvious!?!? where has Katherine been all of this time? EXACTLY! she is getting back at people in a weird way. 1.she killed Meredith's ex because she was getting close with Alaric. she killed Carolines father because Caroline failed Katherine's duties. Katherine is being her bitchy self and getting back at Mystic Falls. it's plain to see.
I have a strong feeling it's Katherine. The main reason being that Sheriff Forbes found only Elena's fingerprints on one of the murder weapons and wouldn't Katherine and Elena have the same fingerprints since they are doppelgängers? Surely the fingerprint thing was brought up for a reason...
I really believe that it could be Rebekah. She is very sneaky and she is always everywhere. The one episode she was at the hospital to kill Elena. She could of been there to kill Caroline's dad. The only thing i can think that Meredith has to do with it is she is teamed up with Rebekah for revenge on the Gilbert family.
It has to be a vampire or a witch that can compel people to forget who they are or move so fast that people don't see them. I think that it is Sage and Meredith is either her contact or accomplish.
The killer is Meredith.
I think the killer i Meredith. She ha been acting really weird.
Clearly it's Matt, I mean we all know why. He's always the victim and really could care less about being a part of the whole mystical part of mystic falls. If I was him, I would embody the best kind of killer considering the fact that I will never be viewed as a suspect because I'm lonesome Matt, that is so sweet and kind. Also a pyscho that wouldn't even hurt a fly.
Probably Meridith. She seems like the kind of person who would rather kill people than help people


text:
He proposed. She had her doubts. She said yes. Now what?
Everyone tells Sarah Giles how lucky she is to be engaged to Paul O'Briana handsome hotshot who's financially secure, knows how to throw the perfect dinner party and taught Sarah how to, uh, take care of herself. Everyone thinks he's great. Except for Sarah. But she has too much on her plate trying to become career woman of the year and hiding the fact that her seemingly blissful relationship is all but celibate… (more)
Publisher: Red Dress Ink (August 15, 2012)
Format: EPUB
File size: 534 KB
Protection: DRM
Language: English


text:
Essential Shakespeare handbook
Dorling Kindersley, 2004 - Drama - 480 pages
"Till then I never knew there." Henry VIII Act 1, Scene 4 bull; A VIVID OVERVIEW OF SHAKESPEARE'S life and background, his contemporaries, critics and patrons and the fascinating world of Elizabethan and Jacobean theatre in which he worked. "This is the short and the long of it." The Merry Wives of Windsor, Act 2, Scene 2 bull; CLEAR ACT-BY-ACT PLOT SYNOPSES OF ALL 39 PLAYS plus a detailed exploration of the Sonnets and narrative poems. bull; SIDEBARS, ICONS AND BEAUTIFUL, SCENE-SETTING IMAGERY combine to enhance understanding of the themes, plots, characters, dramatic action, language and sources of each play. bull; KNOWLEDGEABLE AND LIVELY COMMENTARY offers the reader and playgoer fresh insight into the Bard's work.
From inside the book
8 pages matching Prospero in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 8
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
London New York Munich
Design Assistance Jacobean Theatre
Project Editors Sam Atkinson Liz Wyse
3 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
actors Angelo Antipholus Antony arrives audiences battle Benedick Bertram brother Brutus Caesar Cassio century characters Claudio Cleopatra COMEDY OF ERRORS comic COMPARISON OF PROSE Coriolanus court Cressida Cymbeline DATE OF PLAY daughter death disguised drama Duke Earl Edward Elizabeth Elizabethan England English Ephesus Falstaff father France French Gentlemen of Verona Gloucester Hamlet Helena Henry Hero history plays Hotspur husband Iago Imogen John Juliet killed king King Lear king's Lady language last play completed Lear Leontes lines London lord lovers Macbeth Malvolio Mark Antony marriage marry murder night noble Noble Kinsmen NORLE KINSMEN Othello palace Palamon performed Pericles Petruchio plav play begun play completed 1614 play's PLAYERS playwright plot poems Posthumus Prince production Prospero Proteus queen revenge Richard role romances Rome Romeo scene servant Shakespeare Shylock sonnets stage tells theatre Theseus thou throne Timon Titus Titus Andronicus tragedies Troilus Troilus and Cressida wife Winter's Tale York


text:
1975 Olds Omega
Mark Weber Sturgeon Bay, WI
I am a big fan of forgotten cars, and Mark Weber's '75 Olds Omega is the poster child for cars well off the beaten path. It's attractive and familiar looking, yet it's curiously different on closer inspection. The thing that sealed it for me is the fact that Mark has collected all four fourth-gen X-bodies; he's also got a '77 Nova, a '75 Pontiac Ventura, and a Buick Apollo. This one has the original 110hp 260ci Olds V-8, which makes it rare indeed. These cars were seldom hot rodded by the little old ladies who owned them, and can often be found in great shape for a great price; they truly make wonderful low-buck hot rods. Even after new paint and interior work, Mark says he's got less than $9K in his mint Omega. While it's not the fastest thing on the road, Mark has been able to afford collecting the entire stable of fourth-gen ('75-79) X-bodies for about the same price as a belly button '69 Camaro. And this Olds, Mark says, also sounds great and knocks down good fuel economy with its stock Rochester DualJet carburetor.
Engine: stock 260ci Olds V-8 with stock manifold, heads, and Rochester DualJet carburetor
Trans: Turbo 350 three-speed automatic
Rearend: original 10-bolt rearend
Suspension: stock rebuilt suspension with heavy-duty springs and Lakewood "slapper" bars
Brakes: manual front disc brakes, rear drums
Wheels & Tires: ARE Torq-Thrust with BFG radials
Cool Factoid: The first letter of all the fourth-gen X-bodies (Nova, Omega, Ventura, Apollo) spell out the word "Nova," the least expensive of the quartet.


text:
Welcome to GSK Ireland
GSK is one of the world's leading research-based pharmaceutical and healthcare companies. Headquartered in the UK, we are a global organisation with offices in over 100 countries and major research centres in the UK, USA, Belgium and China.
Here in Ireland we have global manufacturing sites in Cork, Dungarvan and Sligo. Our commercial offices are based in Dublin. We employ 1500 people throughout Ireland.
GSK has a challenging and inspiring mission: to improve the quality of human life by enabling people to do more, feel better and live longer.
- GSK joins new global partnership to help defeat ten neglected tropical diseases by 2020
- Winners from the 2012 Irish Medical Media Awards
Our history
Discover the heritage of GlaxoSmithKline using our interactive timeline.


text:
IAEI Question Corner (Reprints)
The following question and answer articles are reprints from previous issues of the IAEI Magazine. For your convenience, the articles are sorted by both topic and issue date. To view the articles, select the topic or issue date of choice from the appropriate drop down box below.


text:
Insider is 4 and Jet Nation is 8. Lol i didn't know there was so many of us suffering over the internet....
Seems like you guys are running a pretty good ship. Congrats.
Insider is 4 and Jet Nation is 8. Lol i didn't know there was so many of us suffering over the internet....
Man, that Redskin website must be huuuge
So, in other words, JI can not only survive but prosper without PatsFanTX?
Imagine that.
Is this for the week/month/year?
The Redskins board is owned by the team and the other two cover all teams so techincally we are #1.
Just imagine if we had a good consistant team, we'd own the web
Jets Insider > *********
Congrads Sean and nice 2 see all your hard work over the years building JI pay off. Now where is my Patsie signal tee shirt? Put me down for a medium at the home opener, thanks.
And Tx is not around to see all his hard work pay off!
Forgetting about the issues between this site and nation for a second. Only the Bills have 2 message boards in the top 21, and both of them are not even in the top 10. Meanwhile JI is 4th and JN is 8th.
Last week (Pre Favre) JI was 5th and JN was 10th. Jets fans may have a bad reputation, but we are certainly active.
whats this Jet nation board, any cross over members here? is it worth looking at (from a update/news and insight perspective


text:
Best Movie Of Jack Kehoe ?
Asked by Lost Singh, 04 Feb '09 08:05 pm
Earn 10 points for answering
Answers (5)
Jack Kehoe (born November 21, 1938) is an American film actor appearing in a wide variety of films, including the crime dramas Serpico, The Pope of Greenwich Village, and Brian de Palma's 1987 The Untouchables, as well as the 1976 comedy Car Wash, and 1988 cult classic Midnight Run. Kehoe has also appeared in several Oscar-winning films, including Jonathan Demme's Melvin and Howard, and 1973 Best Picture Winner The Sting, in which Kehoe and co-stars Robert Redford and Paul Newman turn a profit on the weaknesses of their unsuspecting griftees.Answered by shintsie, 08 Feb '09 04:44 pm
The untouchables......."Lost Singh ji......one few words......always writes like this type names which one from library gathers and gives....answer is difficulty......please like this Indian all regional languages also with Lost singhji"Answered by nidumoluKalyana chakravarthy, 05 Feb '09 01:55 pm
Midnight Run.Answered by anupama kumar, 04 Feb '09 08:10 pm
D.O.A....., the untouchables... the star chamberAnswered by Oberoi, 04 Feb '09 08:09 pm
The UntouchablesAnswered by conviction, 04 Feb '09 08:07 pm


text:
Maybelline • Dream Fresh 8-in-1 BB Cream • BB Cream
(1182 reviews)
|Average Rating.
|Would buy this product again.
MakeupNovice98 on 10/4/2013 10:38:00 PM more reviews by MakeupNovice98
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I was so excited to try this after hearing nothing but great reviews from my friends. It was exactly what I needed, light weight coverage with SPF. However, after a few hours I was very shiny around my nose, cheeks, and forehead. Overall its great but I wouldn't recommend it if you have oily skin.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
marimist on 10/4/2013 7:44:00 PM more reviews by marimist
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I've been tempted to try BB creams ever since I've been seeing all this marketing for it thes past few months. The Maybelline one seemed to offer the most benefits (moisturizing, SPF, protection, smoothing, enhancing, evens skin tone, among others), so it was hard to pass up.
I've worn it for a few days now and I do love that I don't have to separately put on my primer and foundation, which saves time. The fact that it's also a moisturizer and sunscreen made me feel less guilty about applying more on, since I usually try not to cake my face with foundation. I wished it was a bit thicker, but the cream did make my face look clear and even without a heavy made-up look. It'll most likely become a staple for me in the mornings.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
ChelseaDOLL on 10/3/2013 12:11:00 PM more reviews by ChelseaDOLL
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Warm Hair: Brunette, Relaxed, Fine Eyes: Brown
I've been using this for about a year now and I love it! I give it 4/5 stars because it's not really a BB cream, it's more of a tinted moisturiser with SPF protection. I like to use it kind of like a base underneath my foundation when I wear full face makeup and on my lighter days, I just use it for protection from the sun and to make my blemishes less noticeable. It's a good buy if you're looking for a little something extra to add to your beauty collection.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
nicolelanae24 on 9/30/2013 10:10:00 PM more reviews by nicolelanae24
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Curly, Fine Eyes: Blue
This was my first time ever using a bb cream and I must say I really like this. It was very easy to apply and was very lightweight even though it gave a decent amount of coverage. My only problem with it would be that it did make my already very oily skin even oilier, which is why I will not be repurchasing this. Do not recommend for girls with super oily skin like mine, but if you have dry or normal skin, you may like the dewy finish.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
Danidems on 9/30/2013 9:25:00 PM more reviews by Danidems
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I've been using it ever since it came out and hasn't disappointed me yet. I love how it looks on my skin and it gives just the right amount of coverage:)
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
MmakeupP on 9/28/2013 2:43:00 PM more reviews by MmakeupP
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I got this in a sample in the color light/medium and I am so happy I only got a sample size. when I first squeezed out the product I noticed that it was sort of a whipped formula so I thought it would cover nicely. as I started blending it in with my sigma f80 it evened out my skin tone well, but covered nothing. it looked like my skin had before the makeup but just a little lighter (it wasn't my skin tone) I think it looks natural on the face, but it oxidized like crazy. I looked orange after about an hour of applying. then I started rubbing my face just to see how it would do and it started coming off in little flakes, and I don't have dry skin my skin is oily. I was very disappointed because I had heard so many good things, I think this product is one of those where you either love it or you hate it.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
signedxchantese on 9/28/2013 10:01:00 AM more reviews by signedxchantese
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Dark, Warm Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse Eyes: Brown
It's an okay product. I'm a Nw47 and I got this in deep sheer tint (well duh) . I don't know what BB creams are SUPPOSED to do, but I'm sure this is just really great as a tinted moisturizer to put underneath a finishing powder. I use this under my Sephora mattifying powder in deep or Mac studio fix powder in NW48. It's very shiny, easy to blend throughout the face, and works great as a base before a powder foundation or a finishing powder.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
LL98 on 9/26/2013 3:03:00 AM more reviews by LL98
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Nice packaging. Affordable. Little coverage. Smells chalkish.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
reeksp on 9/25/2013 10:40:00 PM more reviews by reeksp
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Kinky, Medium Eyes: Brown
Best BB cream I've tried so far. I have really dry skin then flakes in certain spots. I use a moisturizer under it for extra moisture. I don't think this would be a good BB for oily skinned people though because it is quite oily... which ends up working with my extremely dry skin.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
BeatrixKidd0 on 9/24/2013 10:26:00 PM more reviews by BeatrixKidd0
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
This is my first BB cream I tried, so I have no other comparisons but I do love to wear this in leiu of foundation. I have a pink undertone and this makes my skin look natural and bright while covering up any redness. Blemishes will need another layer and a bit of concealer but it does give a good amount of coverage on fair skin when applied with a regular foundation brush. I also use a mattifying powder with this to deal with any shine. I like being able to throw on basically any blush and mascara and you look ready to go. Adding ltouch ups later on is no problem.
I have been using some drying topical products (BP) to deal with some acne flair ups and the BB cream seems to be all I can wear with my skin being a bit flaky and tight despite using ample moisturizer. I'll be using this as a staple in my makeup kit as long as it's around. The price is definitely right and worth every penny for doing exactly what it says it does.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
Top Rated BB Cream
- 36 reviews
MISSHA Cho Bo Yang BB Cream53 reviews


text:
10/22 - MET Encore: Le Nozze di Figaro
10/23 - MET Encore: Le Nozze di Figaro
10/23 - Night of the Living Dead
10/31 - Rocky Horror Picture Show
Please check individual theater's pages to verify movie schedule
A witty and seductive comedy about the relationship between a veteran Roman political strategist and an enchanting Egyptian teenage queen." Now movie audiences can witness the acclaimed performance of legendary Canadian actor Christopher Plummer, and experience the drama, intrigue and comedy of George Bernard Shaw's celebrated play. The production also stars Nikki M. James, who later went on to receive the 2011 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her role as Nabulungi in The Book of Mormon. The high quality production captures the true experience of witnessing Shaw's celebrated play on the prestigious Stratford Festival stage.
Rated: NR
Starring: Christopher Plummer, Nikki M. James
Directed by: Des McAnuff
Run Time: 1 hr. 55 mins.
Released by: Specticast
Official Site