text:
LKAB provides 200 occupations in 14 different countries.
LKAB will be one of the leading mining companies in terms of resource- and climate-efficient production.
Modern life would be impossible without minerals. You are probably surrounded by mineral products without knowing about it.
Customized, climate smart iron ore products under constant development. And world class service.
Our operations extend from unique raw materials in our iron ore mines to customers around the world, and from world-beating metallurgical research to the world's most climate-smart products.
17 October, 2014 Sustainability will be an important factor when LKAB chooses suppliers in the future. A new framework for all companies supplying LKAB will lead to more sustainable purchases. The goal is for LKAB to become a leading company in terms of sustainable procurement and to strengthen LKAB's position as one of the world's most resource-efficient mining companies.
10 September, 2014 On 29 May, the third stage of flue gas scrubbing began in Malmberget. The supplier, Outotec, will be transferring the facility at the MK3 pelletizing plant to LKAB in the next few days.
10 September, 2014 Mattia Pellegrini, who is Head of Unit, Raw materials, Metals, Minerals and Forest-based industries at the European Commission Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry, visited LKAB and Kiruna at the beginning of June.
Industrial minerals, water-powered drilling rigs, explosives and properties are also important parts of LKAB.
World-leading in research and development of iron ore pellets. Our pellets are the most climate smart pellets in the world.
If you're working with us as a contractor. Visit the suppliersite at lkab.com!
Read our strategy for sustainabledevelopment
Our goal is to open more open pit mines for iron ore in the village Svappavaara.
Our objective is obvious: zero accidents. Nobody should ever suffer injury at work.
We are growing with our customers and we have a lot to thank our subsidaries for that.


text:
"I never learned anything from a match that I won."
Bobby Jones
The greatest predictor of character is not past behavior, but future hope.
"I never learned anything from a match that I won."
Bobby Jones
"Essayer, in French, means simply to try. To essay something is to test or taste it, or give it a whirl… firing a pistol to see if it shoots straight, or trying out a horse to see if it handles well."
Bakewell, 'On Living'
"We live in an age where some of the great breakthroughs are not going to happen in the labs or the halls of academia but on laptops, desktops, in the palms of people's hands who are simply helping out for the search."
Adam Spencer, Why I fell in love with monster prime numbers
"I have this new strategy. It's called no strategy."
"The movement from naïve optimism to cynicism is the new American journey. In naïve optimism we don't need to pray because everything is under control, everything is possible. In cynicism we can't pray because everything is out of control, little is possible."
Paul Miller, A Praying Life
"The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong in the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry."
Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms
"I'm just a storyteller, and the cinema happens to be my medium. I like it because it re-creates life in movement, enlarges it, enhances it, distills it. For me, it's far closer to the miraculous creation of life than, say, a painting or music or even literature. It's not just an art form; it's actually a new form of life, with its own rhythms, cadences, perspectives and transparencies. It's my way of telling a story."
Federico Fellini, Federico Fellini: Interviews (Conversations with Filmmakers)
"Have you seen, like, buildings? They're almost universally awful, and not just aesthetically. There is no "just aesthetically" in architecture or environmental design. These are our habitats. They shape our society. We don't want those to be awful. They need to be constructed with love and care."
Daniel keeps the portal, Jon Mitchell,
"We tend to exist in a distracted present, where forces on the periphery are magnified and those immediately before us are ignored. Our ability to create a plan—much less follow through on it—is undermined by our need to be able to improvise our way through any number of external impacts that stand to derail us at any moment. Instead of finding a stable foothold in the here and now, we end up reacting to the ever-present assault of simultaneous impulses and commands."
Douglas Rushkoff, Present Shock
"I have no patience for contemporary handlebar mustaches. They anger me. They look indulgent and ridiculous. If you have a handlebar mustache, that is pretty much all you are. You are a delivery system for a handlebar mustache. I saw a guy in Brooklyn once with a handlebar mustache, pierced ears, a fedora hat and jodhpurs. He was a collage of sartorial attempts at evading himself. It looked as if he were interrupted during a shave in the mid-1850s and had to grab some clothes and dress quickly while being chased through a time tunnel."
Marc Maron, My Desperate, Stupid, Emotional Hunt for the Perfect Pants
"The future is extremely hard to see through the lens of the present. It's very easy to unconsciously dismiss the first versions of something as frivolous or useless."
Dustin Curtis, What a stupid idea
"Those who can write a book are the ones that can see the connections between their thoughts."
Brian Sanders
"When people are more outraged by the ambiguous ending of The Sopranos than some young girl being stoned to death, then there's something wrong."
Steven Soderbergh, State of Cinema
"The market for castles in upstate New York dried up completely."
Susan Phemister, Their Home Is a Castle, Like It or Not
"Cinema is a specificity of vision. It's an approach in which everything matters. It's the polar opposite of generic or arbitrary and the result is as unique as a signature or a fingerprint."
Steven Soderbergh, State of Cinema

subset: commoncrawl


text:
here is my faq don't ask anything that is on here or i'll just say FAQ
- what's your name?
- how old are you?
i am 16
- where are you from?
- how long have you had tumblr?
from the second day of december 2011 :)
- how many followers do you have?
4 digit number x,xxx
- where did you get your url from?
first my url was toppman because of the shop topman but then my account got spammed and i changed it to toppmen and i think it sounds better :)
- where can i see your face?
over here! , i know there is a link to it in my drop down menu but it doesn't work and i'm to lazy to fix it :)
- can you promo me?
forget it bitch
- P4P, first_to like, …
depends your amount of followers, i can help you from 2000 followers, and please don't lie i will find out!
- how did you get so many followers?
just reblog a lot, it's not that i am tumblr famous but just reblog promos and ask people to check out your blog and that stuff.
- do you have any celeb tumblrs?
yep i do:
selena gomez
justin bieber
nicki minaj
kim kardashian
louis tomlinson
conor maynard
ask me and i'll give them to you!
- insert hate ** here **
i love you!
- insert love ** here **
you are the most amazing person on earth i love getting these don't be shy to send them hahahaha :)
- what is your sexual orientation?
- do you have any family on here?
yes i do, 2 of my nieces!
- why do you have a domain?
i like my domain, i have one and you are just jalous hehehehe
- want to know anything else?
just ask me here!


text:
Rock a killer look: Try this sugar skull makeup tutorial
Is it weird for girls to ask out guys?
I love my BFF, but she never wants to do anything!
Were obsessing over Jacquie Lee's Broken Ones EP
Your weekly horoscope!
Brighten up your room with adorbs plants
Spooky Halloween-inspired manis
Is your cereal causing you to have a bad day? Breakfast myth=busted!
Are you the go-to girl?
Ever feel a little jealous? Spill for an upcoming issue of the mag!
Kirby Buckets Clip
Meet model and beauty guru Allie Evans (youtube.com/GlassSlipperBeauty) for her pro tips on creating a perfect red lip--just in time for the holidays!
GL Exclusive: Radio Disney's Maddy Whitby shares a stylish Duck Tape bow tie DIY
GL Exclusive with Lea Michele: Part 1
GL Exclusive with Lea Michele: Part 2
Behind the Scenes of GL's April/May cover shoot with Becky G
Behind the scenes: Olivia Holt's cover shoot for Girls' Life magazine!
Willow Shields on the set of GL's Dec/Jan '14 cover shoot
Cozy up to winter fashion with GL's Dec/Jan '14 issue!
Exclusive! Lost in London book Trailer - Cindy Callaghan
Behind the scenes of GL's Oct/Nov fashion shoot
Exclusive! Kenton Duty sings "Breaking The Surface"
Behind the scenes of the Oct/Nov '13 cover shoot with Little Mix
Get the Look: Black magic mani
Win fall faves...
Attention, fashionistas: It's our annual
Fab Fall Finds giveaway! CLICK HERE to check
out the gear...and enter to grab it for yourself!
sponsored links


text:
Topics: Aging, Medicare, Medicaid, Health Reform, States
Jan 19, 2011
The Arizona Republic: Gov. Jan Brewer Calls Special Session On Medicaid The Legislature will meet in special session today to give Gov. Jan Brewer authority to seek a Medicaid waiver from the federal government, the first step to cutting health care for 280,000 Arizonans. Brewer and Republican lawmakers say the move is needed to balance the state budget and keep the rest of the state's Medicaid program intact. The waiver seeks a two-year exemption, effective Oct. 1, from a requirement under federal health-care reform that states maintain current eligibility levels (Reinhart and Pitzl, 1/19).
The Texas Tribune: Texas House Budget Proposes Sweeping Cuts The health and human services portion of the proposal would cut Medicaid provider rates — what doctors and hospitals and others are paid — by 10 percent. … There's also a $4.3 billion cut included to account for the federal stimulus money used in the current budget that's not available for the next budget. The proposal would cut a total of $16.1 billion in health and human services spending. That's a 24.6 percent cut (Staff, 1/18). The Connecticut Mirror: Lawsuit: Medicare 'Improvement Standard' Illegally Denies Coverage To Thousands A group of patient advocates, including the Mansfield-based Center for Medicare Advocacy, has filed a class-action lawsuit seeking to end what it calls a "clandestine policy" that leads thousands of people to be wrongly denied Medicare benefits. The lawsuit, filed against U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, alleges that a so-called "improvement standard" is used to deny coverage of care such as physical, occupational or speech therapy to patients if their conditions are not improving, even though the standard is not supported by Medicare statute or regulations (Levin Becker, 1/19).
Minnesota Public Radio: Minn. Could Still Get $1M Health Care Grant From Feds U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen [Sebelius] says Minnesota may still get a $1 million health care grant that former Gov. Tim Pawlenty passed up last fall. Last September, Pawlenty ordered state agencies to stop applying for discretionary federal health care reform grants. That included a planning grant for Minnesota to set up a so-called health insurance exchange. ... [Sebelius] says she's working with Minnesota's new governor, Mark Dayton, on extending the deadline for Minnesota to apply (Stawicki, 1/18).
St. Paul Pioneer Press: Doctors' Group Says Ranking System Is Flawed A new consumer tool from Minnetonka-based Medica is drawing fire from the Minnesota Medical Association. The health plan is set to unveil today a system for ranking doctors based on the quality and cost-effectiveness of the care they provide patients. Called the Premium Designation Program, the Medica product is based on a computer program developed by Minnetonka-based United Healthcare that is used in about 140 markets across the country (Snowbeck, 1/18).
Solutions [A Colorado Health News Service]: Posh Aspen Provides Dismal Health Coverage Welcome to Aspen, land of the haves and have-nots where Gucci meets Grizzly Adams. As the national debate over health coverage takes center stage in Washington, Aspen provides a portrait of one of our nation's deepest health care divides. Poverty rates are among the lowest in Aspen, but exorbitant living expenses have made health care a luxury for many (McCrimmon, 1/18).
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: State Senate Passes Tort Reform Measure The state Senate approved a bill Tuesday that would offer individuals and businesses more protection from lawsuits -- a measure praised by the business community but condemned by advocates for the elderly and disabled as a shield for abusers (Marley, 1/18).
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Patient Advocates Object To Nursing Home Liability Limits Tia Cheney, a 26-year-old diabetic, died in November 2009 purportedly because she was not given enough insulin while at a Port Washington nursing home. Christine Larson, her mother, is among those opposing a bill that would limit punitive damages as well as extend the current cap of $750,000 on damages for pain and suffering in medical malpractice cases to nursing homes, hospices and assisted living facilities (Boulton and Stein, 1/18).
Kansas Health Institute News: Disability Groups Hatch Waiting-List Plan Disability groups have come up with a two-fold plan for significantly reducing the state's years-long waiting list for home and community based services for adults and children with developmental disabilities. ... [The plan] calls for closing two state hospitals for the developmentally disabled -- Kansas Neurological Institute and Parsons State Hospital -- and using the savings to underwrite services in the community (Ranney, 1/19).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
© 2014 Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. All rights reserved.


text:
News: Supreme Cuts Announce Sophomore Effort, 'Divine Ecstasy'
With the group set to take the stage at Lollapalooza this Saturday, August 3rd in Grant Park, local live production and ambient pop outfit Supreme Cuts have posted the first selection from their forthcoming sophomore effort, Divine Ecstasy. The album is set to drop on October 1st via Dovecote, and features the cut "Envision," which features Channy of Polica. Give in to the hypnotic spell of "Envision" below, followed by Supreme Cuts' upcoming tour dates below.
8/2 - House of Blues - Chicago, IL **
8/3 - Lollapalooza - Chicago, IL
9/3 - U Street Music Hall - Washington, D.C.
9/5 - Bowery Ballroom - New York, NY
9/6 - Music Hall of Williamsburg - Brooklyn, NY
9/7 - The Sinclair - Cambridge, MA
9/8 - Virgin Mobile Corona Theatre - Montreal, QC
9/9 - The Hoxton - Toronto, ON
9/11 - The Independent - San Francisco, CA
9/12 - El Rey Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
News: Into It. Over It.: New Album 'Intersections' Out Sept 24th
Into It. Over It. and Triple Crown Records proudly announce the September 24th release of Intersections. Intersection was recorded at the legendary Soma Electronic Music Studios by producer Brian Deck (Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine).
Album Art by Midwest Love
Album Photos by Ryan Russell
Album Track Listing:
01. New North-Side Air
02. Spinning Thread
03. A Curse Worth Believing
04. Spatial Exploration
05. Favor & Fiction
06. The Shaking Of Leaves
07. Upstate Blues
08. No Amount Of Sound
09. A Pair Of Matching Taxi Rides
10. Obsessive Compulsive Distraction
11. Your Antique Organ
12. Contractual Obligation
Click Below Image / Link for 'Intersections Preview or HERE:
Chicago pop-punk entity Into It. Over It. has announced the impending release of its sophomore full length, Intersections. The effort will post on September 24th via Triple Crown Records. Find a preview for that effort in the clip below, and look for more on new II.OI. to post here at this site leading up to the album's release.


text:
The Microsoft Outlook 2010 Calendar is the calendar and scheduling component of Outlook 2010 and is fully integrated with email, contacts, and other features. By using the Calendar you can:
Just as you write in a notebook, you can click any time slot in the Outlook Calendar and start to type. You can opt to have a sound or message remind you of appointments, meetings, and events, and you can color items for quick identification.
For more information, see Schedule an appointment and Create an all-day event.
Select a time on the Calendar, create a meeting request, and select the people to invite. Outlook helps you find the earliest time when all the invitees are free. When you send the meeting request by email, the invitees receive the request in their Inbox. When the invitees open the request, they can accept, tentatively accept, or decline your meeting by clicking a single button. If your request conflicts with an item on the invitees' Calendar, Outlook displays a notification. If you, as the meeting organizer, allow this, invitees can propose an alternative meeting time. As the organizer, you can track who accepts or declines the request or who proposes another time for the meeting by opening the request.
For more information, see Schedule a meeting with other people.
You can create calendars that show the schedules of a group of people or resources. For example, you can view the schedules of all the people in your department or all the resources, such as conference rooms, in your building. This helps you schedule meetings quickly.
You can view side-by-side multiple calendars that you created and also calendars shared by other Outlook users. For example, you can create a separate calendar for your personal appointments and view both your work and personal calendars side-by-side.
For more information, see View calendars side-by-side or overlaid.
You can also copy or move appointments between the displayed calendars. Use the Navigation Pane to quickly share your own calendar and open other shared calendars. Depending on the permissions granted by the owner of a calendar, you can create or appointments on shared calendars.
For more information, see Introduction to calendar sharing and Manage another person's mail and calendar items.
You can use overlay view to display multiple calendars that you created and also calendars shared by other Outlook users. For example, you can create a separate calendar for your personal appointments and overlay your work and personal calendars to quickly see where you have conflicts or free time.
If you have access to a SharePoint site, you can view the lists of events from that site in your Outlook Calendar. You can change the list in Outlook, even when you are working offline. The changes are automatically synchronized when you connect to the Internet again. Also, you can view the SharePoint calendars side-by-side with other personal or shared calendars.
For more information, see View and update a SharePoint calendar.
You can send your calendar to a mail recipient as an Internet Calendar, but keep control over how much information is shared. Your calendar information appears in the body of the email message as an Internet Calendar attachment that the recipient can open in Outlook.
For more information, see Introduction to calendar sharing.
You can publish calendars to the Office Online website and control who can view them.
For more information, see Publish and share calendars on Office.com.
Internet Calendar Subscriptions resemble Internet Calendars, except that the downloaded calendar is synchronized regularly with the Internet Calendar and updated.
With the Delegate Access feature, one person can use his or her own copy of Outlook to easily manage another person's calendar. For example, an administrative assistant can manage the calendar of a manager. When the manager designates the assistant as a delegate, the assistant can create, move, or delete appointments and can organize meetings on the manager's behalf.
For more information, see Manage another person's mail and calendar items.
Top of Page


text:
U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson visited Newton and Walton counties Monday, taking tours and spending time answering questions from residents.
Two Rockdale County citizens are in custody and facing felony charges after being linked to a drug-related investigation that involved narcotics being transported into a state prison.
Two Porterdale students attending the Newton County Career Academy will each receive $1,000 for their education beyond high school, thanks to the joint efforts of CARE, Shane Millwood, Josh Millwood, Li'l Bit Country Band, and the Lundsford Family.
Just last Thursday we wrapped up the 4-H year at State 4-H Congress, and now we have the first Newton 4-H meeting of the year on Monday!
Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) members who grow Bermuda grass hay are encouraged to enter the GFB 2014 Quality Hay Contest. Hay entered in the contest will be tested at the University of Georgia Testing Lab using the Relative Forage Quality (RFQ) Test, which predicts fiber digestibility and likely animal intake of hay.
Patsy Harris of Morgan County has her campaign for Georgia House District 112 in full swing, now that her opponent in the November general election has been chosen by the Republican Party run-off.
Taryn Robbins opened a consignment shop for children's clothes, toys and equipment in 1990 but had to close her doors in 2010. Now the chalkboard outside her new store says "open," and she plans to keep it that way.
Workers began pouring concrete for the new sidewalks on the Covington Square Friday afternoon, a significant milestone for the construction project intended to make the city's centerpiece an even prettier place.
Jeff Broxton celebrated his 56th birthday this week, but he couldn't even get out of bed on his own. His voice is slowly slipping away, and he cannot scratch an itch if he has one.
Newton County School System saw improvements across the board on its 2014 ACT college entrance exam scores and number of test takers but remained behind the state and national scores in every subject.
A 21-year-old man fled Walmart, leaving 136 stolen packs of gaming cards in a shopping cart behind him. Walmart officials alerted the Covington Police Department.
The Newton County Landfill and all Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Centers will be closed on Friday, July 4th, 2014 in observance of Independence Day. They will re-open Saturday, July 5th.
Things got strange Sunday morning on Crowell Road.
As everyone gears up for Independence Day and summer vacations, an undernoted story is often pets who are left behind.
In observance of the upcoming Independence Day, our offices will be closed. For any questions, please contact editor Bryan Fazio via email: bfazio@covnews. Have a happy and safe Fourth of July!
The Covington Police Department is warning residents to be wary of phone calls asking for any financial or personal information.
If you've ever played chess, you know that an action taken to gain an advantage is called a gambit. Gambits exist in other fields of endeavor, many of which are not games, to include legislating. I'm going to acquaint you with some that I've seen. Many more exist. For the sake of convenience, I'll give them names, but most of those names are just mine.
The nation's birthday hasn't even happened yet this year, but a group of musically inclined students are already looking to next year's Independence Day celebrations that could take them a long way from home.
Some 300 miles southeast of Atlanta, Georgia lies a city both rich in history and culture. Savannah, Georgia is the oldest city in the state of Georgia and the county seat of Chatham County. Savannah was established in 1733 and was the first state capital of Georgia.
In-person early voting for the July 22 primary runoff is set to begin Monday, June 30 and will continue through Friday, July 18. There are several key races still up in the air, and the winners of this runoff move on to the general election in November.
Erik Blackburn Oliver, Oxford artist, historian and author, saw a void in his town's history. Oxford, on the eve of its 175th birthday, had no documentation of its past 100 years.
Red, white and blue will soon be plastered across downtown Covington as Newton County residents are gearing up for the nation's birthday.
Splashing through a creek.


text:
AaRON (Artificial Animals Riding On Neverland) is a French pop rock musical duo, consisting of Simon Buret and Olivier Coursier. Their debut album Artificial Animals Riding on Neverland was released in 2007 and made them popular in France and Europe. Their first tour of Europe was carried out in 2007 between March 14 and November 28, including dates in Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Luxembourg. The second album, Birds in the Storm, was released in May, 2010.
5 playlists + Add to home
33 2 44min (9 tracks)
The night after the night before, still a little worse for ware.April 17, 2013
3 0 1hr 10min (17 tracks)
Jus a mix with songs that gives me the chills, that I could listen until my last breath, that resonate a story in which I relate.July 24, 2014
1,227 54 58min (16 tracks)
Para bailar o para naquear agusto .September 15, 2013
867 42 1hr 33min (29 tracks)
Ultimate mix of cumbias and sonideras because why not?! .August 20, 2014
1,218 37 3hr 42min (54 tracks)
Covers, remixex, crossovers bandas de que no hacen cumbia haciendo cumbia, bandas de cumbia haciendo cumbia y colaboraciones, todas relacionadas de alg...July 16, 2013


text:
Please confirm that your email address is correct, so you can successfully receive this alert.
Division of Community and Social Psychiatry Columbia University New York, New York
Meyer-Manhattan State Hospital New York , New York
Creeduwor State Hospital Queens Village, New York
Department of Psychiatry Catholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens Jamaica, New York
American Psychiatric Association
Subscribe Now/Learn More
Purchase Online access to this article for 24 hours
PsychiatryOnline subscription options offer access to the
DSM-5 library, books,
journals, CME, and patient resources. This all-in-one virtual library provides psychiatrists
and mental health professionals with key resources for diagnosis, treatment, research,
and professional development.
Need more help? PsychiatryOnline Customer Service may be reached by emailing email@example.com
or by calling 800-368-5777 (in the U.S.) or 703-907-7322 (outside the U.S.).


text:
Printables are a great way to keep your kids busy and teach them things like letters, numbers, animals, and more. Here you'll find lots of free printables including coloring pages, flash cards, party décor, and so much more.
Printable Shapes Worksheets
Printable Coloring Booklets
Printable Numbers Worksheets
Uppercase and Lowercase Practice
Printable Alphabet Flash Cards
Printable Mandarin Chinese and Spanish Flash Cards
Animal Coloring Pages
Practice with Uppercase and Lowercase
Teach simple shapes with these fun activity sheets that also double as coloring pages.
...These color printables allow kids to trace letters and color objects with the appropriate hues.... All printable coloring pages reprinted with permission of Education.com. Copyright © 2013 Meredith...
... to form a two-digit number. All printable coloring pages reprinted with permission of Education...
... of each letter. Each printable highlights a word that starts with the corresponding letter, so your child... found in Africa, but kids can spot one at the local zoo. All printable coloring pages reprinted...
Help your child practice his lowercase and uppercase letter recognition with this fun worksheet.
Help your kids get ready for school with printables that teach letters, shapes, sizes, and seasons.
... with these printable alphabet flash cards. Originally published on MrPrintables.com and reprinted with permission...
Download our free printables to create your own mix-and-match coloring books.
Teach your child how to identify colors and numbers and stay within the lines.
Print these cool math games for a brainy day.
Your child will love coloring his favorite zoo animals. Simply download and print!
... by downloading these printable 3-D shapes flash cards. Originally published on MrPrintables.com and reprinted...
We've rounded up a few alphabet activities that will help your little one learn the ABCs in no time.
Want to give your child a head start on learning a foreign language? Check out our number and color flash cards for Mandarin Chinese and Spanish.
If your child is four years or older, our height prediction quiz will give you a sneak peek at how tall your kid may be.


text:
Firefox for tablets UI in pictures
Summary: A look at the user interface in the upcoming version of Firefox for tablet PCs, as revealed by a member of the Mozilla team working on the browser
4 of 4Image
Awesome bar in Firefox for tablets
Firefox for tablets will also retain the 'awesome bar'. This provides a single place to enter a search of the internet, bookmarks, history, data synced from other computers, or web addresses.
In addition, it will still allow people to access bookmarks, history and synced activity. However, the tabs for each category have been moved from the top to the left-hand side of the browser. This provides more screen room to display search results if there is an on-screen keyboard.
Photo credit: Mozilla
Tabs in Firefox for tablets
In landscape mode, Firefox for tablets uses the additional screen space on the left to display the tabs marking open web pages, rather than tucking the tabs away.
When used in portrait mode, the tabs are incorporated into a single drop-down menu at the top, to provide maximum browsing space below, Barlow said.
Firefox is not the only tablet project being developed by Mozilla at the moment. In July, the foundation outlined preliminary plans to use the Gecko browser engine as the basis for a lightweight open-source operating system that can eventually be used on phones and tablets.
Photo credit: Mozilla
Get the latest technology news and analysis, blogs and reviews delivered directly to your inbox with ZDNet UK's newsletters.
Kick off your day with ZDNet's daily email newsletter. It's the freshest tech news and opinion, served hot. Get it.


text:
Vacuum Filters
Who does not love a clean house free from grime and dust? Vacuum cleaner filters are the essential parts of the vacuum cleaner that keep the dirt sucked up by the cleaner in the machine. It helps kill the germs and contaminants that are trapped within. They are positioned such that they can trap the dust mites and pollutants before it reaches the motor and the exhaust. There are various kinds of filters available including the ultra fine air filter and some vacuum cleaning systems even use water as a filter. Water filtration helps trap wet dust that is not airborne. Having a fully functional vacuum filter is critical to maintain the suction and dirt handling ability of the vacuum cleaner. You are not just saving yourself from the harmful effects of these dust particles but also saving the critical parts of the vacuum cleaning system from failure. We recommend you change vacuum filters regularly, once in six months atleast.
Want to find a filter for your vacuum cleaning system? At GoVacuum, we have a full range of filters including motor filters and HEPA filters. The vacuum cleaner is a formidable cleaning tool today and the combination of its cleaning capacity and ease of use are major factors that influence the buying decision. We seek to provide all the information about vacuum cleaning systems and various replacement parts including vacuum filters which you can use to extend the life of your vacuum cleaner for several years.
Filter 3-pack for RoombaReplacement filters for iRobot Roomba 500 Series Vacuum Cleaning Robots. Filters maintain Roomba's cleaning performance while reducing infiltration of dust, pollen and other allergens into the air you breathe. For best results, filters should be replaced Learn More
Roomba 500 Series HEPA Filter With Opti-Filt TechnologyProduct FeaturesWorld's first HEPA type filter for Roomba! Learn More
Roomba Replacement Filter Pack item # 4910Package contains 3 Roomba filters. Maintain Roomba's cleaning performance while removing dust, dust mites and other allergens from the debris that Roomba picks up. For best results, filters should be replaced every 2 - 3 months. For use with iRobot Roomba Learn More
Sanitaire Pre Motor Filter HEPA UnitsYou need fresh air, so does your workspace. Sanitaire vacuum cleaning systems have been instrumental in delivering top cleaning performance and durability to users. If you own a Sanitaire vacuum cleaner, it is recommended that you replace the belts and filters in your vacuum cleaner so it continues to deliver optimal performance. Filters including pre motor filters need to be changed once in 3-6 months depending on the usage of the vacuum cleaner. Buy this Sanitaire Pre Motor Filter HEPA unit for your Sanitaire cleaning system and ensure that your office space is dust and allergen free.
When you are buying a vacuum cleaner online, it is important to find one that matches your cleaning needs, for instance, what you clean the most - carpet, bare floor, upholstery, stairs, etc. A little investment can go a long way in keeping your commercial space spic and span, so ensure that you invest in quality vacuum cleaning systems and accessories. GoVacuum.com is the best resource for all your vacuum cleaning needs, including accessories that fit particular models. For more features to consider when choosing a vacuum cleaner, view our vacuum review videos and read our GoVacuum blog.
Product Features:
• Sanitaire Pre Motor Filter HEPA UnitsLearn More
Eureka Style DCF3 Dust Cup Filter For LiteSpeed Bagless Uprights, Sanitaire SC5845, And Others.Replaces Eureka OEM part number #61825, 62136, 62136A. Replaces DCF3 (DCF-3) filter.Fits the following Eureka Bagless Eureka Lite Speed Whirlwind upright vacuum cleaners:5700, 5700, 5740 and 5800 series models that utilize a DCF3 (DCF-3) dust cup replacement filter.This filter fits Eureka Lite Speed Whirlwind and other bagless vacuum cleaner models, including the following: 5740A, 5840A, 5840AV, 5841A, 5841AS, 5841AV, 5841BV, 5842AV, 5843AV, 5843AZ, 5844AV, 5844AZ, 5845A, 5846AH, 5847AV, 5847AZ, 5847BV, 5848AV, 5849A, 5850AZ, 5851AV, 5852AV, 5853A, 5855AZ, 5856AV, 5857AZ, 5890, 5892AZ, and Sanitaire model # SC5845A. Learn More
Eureka Sanitaire Cleaner Secondary Filter Vacuum Cleaner Secondary FilterEureka Sanitaire Cleaner Secondary Filter Vacuum Cleaner Secondary Filter Learn More
Sanitaire Filter HEPA Dust Cup DCF-3Sanitaire Filter Learn More
Results 1 - 7 of 7


text:
"He's a Quip." If you're from Western Pennsylvania, you probably love football, and if you love Western Pennsylvania football, you understand what it means to be a Quip. Officially, they're known as the Aliquippa Fighting...Read More
Armchair GM – Blitz Exclusive! Todd Haley's New Strategy: Bore the Opposition to Victory. Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley revealed his... Read More ↔
How Many Excuses Will Mike Tomlin Come Up With For Abysmal Start to Season How many of you... Read More ↔
The Week 5 Injury Report, Steelers at Jaguars The Pittsburgh...
October 3, 2014 - 0 Comments
The Steelers have promoted safety Ross Ventrone to the active roster, the...
October 12, 2014 - 0 Comments
Total users online: 6
Guests online: 6
Registered online: 0;


text:
Cleveland Cavaliers (10-20) at Indiana Pacers (24-5)
There are a number of things in play this afternoon – no pun intended – when we speak of the Cleveland Cavaliers taking on the Indiana Pacers. Most of the topics surround Indiana, but Cleveland isn't making it easy.
In the first matchup between the two Central Division foes, the Pacers controlled all facets of the game against the Cavs en route to an 89-74 blowout victory. In fact, Indiana has made blowouts the norm recently, as they ride a four-game winning streak into its New Year's Eve contest at Bankers Life Fieldhouse with Cleveland.
The Pacers have beaten their last four opponents – all wins, as previously mentioned – by an average of 22.7 points. That's a blistering number and their largest victory in those games came against the Houston Rockets, when Indiana streaked to a 33-point smothering.
Teams in the NBA never want to enter a divisional game with the mindset that the game is going to be easy. Two weeks ago, Detroit proved to Indiana that divisional games are tough as they beat the Pacers on the road for a marquee win.
Thus, today's game will not be easy unless the Indiana Pacers play together – and do so consistently. Cleveland has watched film from their last defeat at the hands of Indiana, and undoubtedly are ready for a rematch.
Also at stake for the Pacers is a shot at their fifth straight win. Helping the cause is it being a home game this afternoon (3 p.m. tip) and Indiana has had a healthy number of days to rest. The Indiana Pacers have not traveled anywhere since the 23rd when they crushed the Brooklyn Nets at the Barclays Center.
In eight days, the Pacers have only played once at home, also a dominating performance over Brooklyn. Indiana has gladly welcomed a favorable schedule around the holidays with the opportunity to get their legs under them again.
As Indiana vies for their 25th win of the season, Cleveland will ride the shoulders of Kyrie Irving in hope of an upset. Irving is priority No. 1 for the Pacers if they want to slow the Cavs' offense. George Hill has always had difficulty defending Irving, so expect to see Paul George and C.J. Watson share part of that task.
As usual, I see a big game from Indiana's front line of David West, Roy Hibbert and George. Expect another 20+ point output from George.
Last season, the Pacers did not win their 25th game until January 18. This season, Indiana gets its 25th victory on New Year's Eve with a 106-88 win against Cleveland.
Tags: Indiana Pacers


text:
Definición de scholarly en inglés:
scholarlySaltos de línea: schol|ar¦ly
Pronunciación: /ˈskɒləli /
1Involving or relating to serious academic study: scholarly journals a scholarly career
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Few if any of the serious scholarly treatments of the Cold War and its end credit a single policy or factor or agent.
- There is no paucity of scholarly studies and statistical data on China, but these do not help us.
- His articles and case studies on these topics have appeared in numerous scholarly journals and books.
1.1Having or showing knowledge, learning, or devotion to academic pursuits: a scholarly account of the period an earnest, scholarly man
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- On the other hand, they are too disjointed and brief to contribute much to the knowledge of more scholarly fans.
- Erudite and scholarly, Green was best known for his literary achievements.
- Here, the music press and music journalism in daily newspapers form the basis of scholarly accounts of works of highly variable scope.
learned, erudite, academic, well read, widely read, intellectual, literary, lettered, well educated, knowledgeable, cultured, cultivated, highbrow;
informal egghead
North American informal pointy-headed
archaic clerkly
well researched, painstaking, studious, thorough, detailed, thoroughgoing, comprehensive, exhaustive;
well argued, well informed, well reasoned, authoritative
scholarliness sustantivo
- Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Snaking back and forward in time, she describes the dark, European scholarliness of the Mitwisser house as she first experiences it - at first repelled by their harsh German and strange manners, then drawn in entirely.
- Foucault inspired subsequent critics of psychiatry, of varying degrees of scholarliness, rationality, and clarity of exposition.
- Isaac's trait is self-sacrifice; Jacob is the paradigm of scholarliness.
Definición de scholarly en:
- el diccionario Inglés de EE.UU.
- el Sinónimos ingleses
- el Sinónimos de inglés estadounidese
Obtener más de Oxford Dictionaries
Subscribirse para eliminar anuncios y acceder a los recursos premium
Palabra del día oleaginous
Pronunciación: ˌəʊlɪˈadʒɪnəs
rich in, covered with, or producing oil; oily


text:
This map suggests that unless you live in California, a smattering of states out East, or a small handfull of other states sprinkled across the country, you're looking at a very grave problem when it comes to scientific illiteracy in your community's youth (and, presumably, its population in general). Come to think of it, this map should really concern you, no matter where you live.
randomness i noticed… quite more than a few of the C-F states are red/bible states. not that it matters… or does it?


text:
Site Map
About Us
From the President...
What We Do
Location & Directions
Our Services
Ophthalmic Coatings
Anti-Reflective Coatings:
tzAvoRite Info
tzAvoRite Lens Acceptance
Illusion HP
Fog Free
Fog Free Care Instructions
Glass Coatings
Mirror Coatings
Mirror Coatings Chart
Mirror Collections
Mirror Cross Reference
Poker Coating
Color Coating
Misc. Services
Exceptional Experiences
Commercial Coating
Anti-Reflective Advances
Other Resources
Plano Sunwear
Contact Us
All downloads...
Ophthalmic Credit Application
Ophthalmic Terms and Conditions
Click the icon at right to download your selection in
PDF format.
Partner Articles
Spice Up Vintage Sunglass Frames with New Tints
The Optical Vision Site
, June 2010
AR and Mirrors: Similar but Different
Vision Care Product News
, May 2010
The Profit Potential of Mirrors
Vision Care Product News
, May 2010
Fabulous Gold Flash Sunglasses
The Optical Vision Site, April 2011
Eyewear Lens Colors, Mirror Coats and Optical Benefits – Free Chart
The Optical Vision Site, April 2011
Sales Toolkit
Opticote Presentation
AR 101 Presentation
Mirror Coatings Chart
AR Coating 101
Mirror Tricks
Making it in the Shades
The Games
Summer is Here
Feast or Famine
Boating and Water Sports
Tip Sheet
Legal Forms and Documentation
Credit Application
Terms and Conditions
Tech Topics
No Fear Edging
High-Index and Transmission
Preparing Lenses
AR and Light Transmission
Value of Mirrors


text:
Tag: Hollywood Hills
Why Does John Legend Want More Space? Hmmmmm
The singer-songwriter says that the home feels a bit small. Could that mean another Legend is about to be born? Continue Reading
Sheryl Crow Finds Buyer for Her Hollywood Hills Compound
The singer's property atop a hill includes three houses that total more than 10,000 square feet on 10-plus acres. Continue Reading
Ultimate Celebrity Hideway Finally Finds a Buyer
Notoriously private Jodie Foster parts with the secluded Hollywood estate that she bought from model Cheryl Tiegs. Continue Reading
Joshua Jackson, Diane Kruger Sell L.A. Pied-a-Terre
The acting pair got more than they were asking for on their stylish Hollywood Hills pad. Continue Reading
Minnie Driver Goes for Seconds in the Hollywood Hills
Driver has lived for nearly two decades in a home nearby, which she still owns. Continue Reading
For Sale: Jake Gyllenhaal's House in the Hollywood Hills
The actor has owned his 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home since 2005. Continue Reading
Father-to-Be Ashton Kutcher Unloads His Stunning Bachelor Pad
Kutcher's spectacular Hollywood Hills house doesn't exactly scream "family home." Continue Reading
Reality TV Star Sells Interior Design Showplace
Decorator Faye Resnick's home spans 2,567 square feet, with no shortage of chandeliers. Continue Reading
Carmen Electra Leaves Beverly Hills for Hollywood Hills
To help fund this new home, she sold her former abode for millions in profit. Continue Reading
For Sale: House That Was Home to 'Dracula,' Ava and Sinatra
The stars who have enjoyed this view from 2260 Maravilla Drive in the Hollywood Hills are many. Continue Reading
The Hollywood Hills House Dr. Dre Is Leaving Behind
Now that hip-hop star Dr. Dre has bought Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen's mega-estate in Brentwood, he's listed his home in L.A.'s Hollywood Hills. Continue Reading
Jack Black's Former House Gets a Major Markup
The white-and-black industrial modern got a major remodel in 2006, before the comic actor got married and became a father. Continue Reading
Jodie Foster Reportedly Relists Hollywood Home at Lower Price
Famously private actress Jodie Foster reportedly has relisted her Hollywood Hills home after it failed to sell at a higher price last year. Continue Reading
Zac Efron Puts Historic Midcentury Home on the Market
"High School Musical" heartthrob Zac Efron is selling his industrial-looking midcentury home after buying another Hollywood Hills house nearby. Continue Reading
House of the Day: Hugh Hefner, Crystal Harris' Matrimonial Home
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and new wife Crystal Harris buy their first home together after marriage in the exclusive Hollywood Hills. Continue Reading
'Avengers,' 'Captain America' Star Chris Evans Wins Bid for Hollywood Home
Captain America actor Chris Evans had to put in some legwork to to secure his new home in Hollywood Hills. Continue Reading
House of the Day: Joaquin Phoenix Buys the House Next Door
Actor Joaquin Phoenix apparently wasn't satisfied with just his own Los Angeles pad -- he had to go and buy the one next door, too. Continue Reading
Ryan Phillippe Takes a Bath On Sale of Hollywood Hills Home
Actor Ryan Phillippe has finally sold his Hollywood Hills home after a few tries -- but he had to take quite a loss on the property. Continue Reading
Inside an Oscar Winner's Home
Wanna see how an Oscar winner lives? Continue Reading
Tyler Perry's Home Sold in California for $11.25 Million
Tyler Perry's "Madea" might have gone to jail, but the wildly popular movie character put Perry himself in a big house. We're now getting a glimpse inside the Hollywood Hills home that Perry sold for $11.25 million back in October. And we're seeing what kind of lifestyle Perry led: There's a nightclub with a... Continue Reading
'Zen' Again: Ryan Phillippe's Hollywood Estate Back on Market
Actor Ryan Phillippe has re-listed his Hollywood Hills home for $6.995 million. He purchased the home, called "Raising Zen," in 2008 after his divorce from actress Reese Witherspoon, but tried unsuccessfully to sell the house in 2010. Phillippe listed the home for $7.45 million but took it off the market in... Continue Reading
House of the Day: Hovering Over Hollywood
Sited on the rolling hills above Hollywood, this otherworldly cube of steel and glass was the final house built by esteemed architect Pierre Koenig. And if you take a look at the place, called the Michael Gantert Residence, you'll see that Koenig finished with a flourish. Marvelously cantilevered over its... Continue Reading
Jennifer Aniston's Newest Hollywood Love Nest
Jennifer Aniston's real estate dabblings make us feel like we're playing "Where's Waldo?" She pops up in the most unlikely places -- like this 1,700 square-foot rental in the Hollywood Hills. She's presumably sharing the rent on the $20,000 a month home with new beau actor Justin Theroux. The move to a rental... Continue Reading
Paris Hilton's Former Rooms for Rent at $20K a Month
The 3,000-square-foot Hollywood Hills home once owned by Paris Hilton--and sold furnished, right down to her life-size portrait--now is available for lease at $20,000 a month. Mauricio Umansky, the Beverly Hills listing agent for the lease (and Paris' uncle), says the current owner is a Texas attorney who used... Continue Reading
Buy $18M Mansion, Get Royal Treatment for Free
An $18 million Hollywood Hills mansion just sold in one week, thanks to some very clever marketing--buy the house, and live like royalty at no extra cost. Known as the Oriole House, the property belonged to nightclub impresario and mega financier Sam Nazarian, CEO of the high-end hospitality company SBE. To... Continue Reading
Ashton Kutcher Lists Bachelor Pad for $2.6M
It may be no surprise that social media-savvy Ashton Kutcher, who is a Twitter and Facebook addict, is using the Internet to cross-promote his Hollywood Hills home for sale and a nonprofit organization he and his wife, Demi Moore, founded. The $2.6 million listing of his 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom Beverly... Continue Reading
Is Brittany Murphy's Former Home Jinxed?
There seems to be a jinx on Brittany Murphy's Hollywood Hills, Calif., house where both she and her husband died only months apart. The 8,000-square-foot abode, which was willed to her mother, is scheduled for a January 31 foreclosure auction with a minimum bid amount of $4,035,666, reported the Real... Continue Reading
Christina Aguilera Splits, Can't Shake Mansion
After five years of marriage Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman join Courtney Cox and David Arquette as a celebrity couple who announced their separation this week. For the last six months Aguilera and Bratman have been trying to sell their Hollywood Hills mansion in Los Angeles -- perhaps a clue that all... Continue Reading
Adam Carolla Selling His 'Overbuilt' L.A. Hills Home for $1.3M
Comedian and podcast king Adam Carolla is selling his first home -- a French Normandy-style home above Hollywood that he says was structurally "a dump" when he bought it. But Carolla says that the improvements he's made make it worth the $1.3 million asking price for a bachelor; a young, gay or straight couple;... Continue Reading
Hollywood at Its Heights, Just $11.5M
With jetliner views of the Los Angeles basin -- from the ocean to downtown -- this $11.5-million contemporary home is the kind of Hollywood Hills showplace that might you imagine every hot, young movie or music star lives in. (Check out Kayne West's $3.9 million pop-art filled, architectural home on a nearby... Continue Reading


text:
Green UCL News publication
- Rollapaluza League Table from Welcome Fair
- BioRegional present One Planet Living in Topic Lunch Series
- GREEN UCL at Welcome Fair
- Green Impact UCL 2012/13 Now Running!
- Green Week UCL Poster Exhibition - Abstracts Online
- Green Week UCL is here
- Green Week Day 2 - Materials
- Green Week UCL Poster Competition Winners
- It's TRANSPORT day of Green Week UCL!
- Green Week UCL - How did it go?
- First Forum of Green Innovation UCL
- Green Innovation UCL is running
- Topic Lunch Presentation "Urbanisation in China"
- UCL Environmental Sustainability Strategy Consultation
- "Mapping Personal Thermal Comfort" - 26th November 1-2pm
- "Cycling, walking or driving – what are the risks and benefits?" by Jenny Mindell (UCL Epidemiology & Public Health)
- MODO and Green UCL Boot Sale
- Green Impact UCL League Table End of November
- Apply for UCLU Green Impact Special Awards
- Green Impact League Table December 17th
- Green Impact League Table January 21st
- Free IEMA accredited environmental audit training and experience for UCL students
- Cycle Safety Day - Thursday 31st January
- Students Switch Off to Success
- Green Impact League Table February 22nd
- Green Impact League Table February 22nd
- Become an Ambassador for the Mayor's Low Carbon Prize
- Green Champions Forum and Training Sessions
- Green Impact Award April 24th 2013
- HEFCE NUS Fund
- Public Lecture
- Earn rewards for cycling with pleasecycle
- Cycling Ambassador Bike days in July
- Green Impact 2013-14 is now live!
- UCL wins Green Gown Award for Technical Innovation
- UCLoo Festival (Nov 19th - Dec 3rd)
- UCL achieves gold standard in environmental audit
- Mayor's Low Carbon Prize
- Green Impact end of term league table
- Give your feedback and get a £10 Waterstones voucher
- Green Impact February League Table
- Green Volunteering Fair
- WARPit Competition Now On
- UCL achieves Ska Gold rating for Whittington Hospital refurbishment
- Big Easter Switch Off: the results!
- Get Cycling Event: Wednesday 14th May, South Quad
- UCL action for Sustainability Celebrated at the Green Impact Awards
- Students: give your feedback and get a £10 Waterstones voucher
- Green UCL Annual Report published
- New bike racks installed around UCL
- UCL engineers work with contractors to boost biodiversity
- A new approach to recycling at UCL
- UCL's response to Transport for London's proposed Cycle Superhighways
- Gearing up for a new year
Gearing up for a new year
A cycling university More...
Published: Sep 30, 2014 5:32:00 PM
UCL's response to Transport for London's proposed Cycle Superhighways
UCL is currently preparing a formal response to Transport for London's proposals for both a new segregated East-West Cycle Superhighway through Central London and a North-South Cycle Superhighway between Elephant & Castle and King's Cross. If you'd like to make any make any suggestions to be considered as part of this response, please contact Joanna Marshall-Cook before Friday 3rd October. More...
Published: Sep 26, 2014 10:28:00 AM
A new approach to recycling at UCL
As part of UCL's ongoing work to improve recycling rates, a new approach to waste and recycling is being introduced across the university. This includes a new way to segregate waste, the introduction of hundreds of news bins and a unified waste signage scheme. More...
Published: Sep 19, 2014 11:02:00 AM
New bike racks installed around UCL
As part of UCL's ongoing work to improve cycling facilities for staff and students, the UCL Sustainability Team have completed the installation of new parking spaces for 181 bikes around the Bloomsbury campus. More...
Published: Aug 19, 2014 9:30:00 AM
UCL engineers work with contractors to boost biodiversity
The replacement of air handling equipment on a roof at 1-19 Torrington Place has been used to trial an innovative approach to working with UCL's contractors to boost biodiversity. More...
Published: Aug 12, 2014 2:02:00 PM
Green Impact 2013-14 is now live!
23 October 2013
This is an exciting time for Green Impact at UCL. After lots of work, discussion and feedback from previous participants, this year's workbook is now live. Last year, an incredible 25 departmental teams took part in the programme, from engineering to languages, to the careers service and libraries. This year, we're working to make this number even higher.
CEGE win Gold at the 2012 Green Impact award ceremony
Break big changes into simple steps
We know that reducing your environmental impact can be a real challenge. Green Impact helps by breaking down environmental improvements into simple, manageable actions. These actions are set out in an online workbook that makes taking action easy, more participatory and more fun. And UCL's Environmental Sustainability team is on hand to provide help, every step of the way.
Build on your successes
Last year, departments made ran some amazing projects as part of Green Impact. For instance, the team of the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences ran their own Green Awareness Day and also brightened up a grey area of Bedford Way by creating a garden. But it's not all about big actions. By simply joining and using WARPit (a website for UCL staff to share resources and equipment), teams across the university are helping to save energy, resources and money.
Before and after: the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences garden
Engage students
Students are also a vital part of the programme. When it comes to auditing departments at the end of the year, we recruit students and provide them with a recognised training to help them do this. We'll also recruit and train students to work alongside any staff Green Impact team that thinks it would benefit from some extra help.
Find out more and get involved
Green Impact runs from October 2013 - March 2014. You can find out about the programme here.
You can register your team's Green Impact workbook at: www.greenimpact.org.uk/ucl.
Contact the UCL Environmental Sustainability team to find out more: alex.green[at]ucl.ac.uk


text:
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy conceded Friday morning that his controversial plan to scrap an annual property tax on cars is not likely to happen this year.
Malloy told reporters at a press briefing at the state Capitol complex that he has \"accepted the reality\" that the tax will not be repealed during the current legislative session.


text:
Love you too!
Added to Bag!
We'll let you know if it's back in stock!
Added to Wishlist!
Pine-ly Tuned Dress
$59.99 $41.9930% off! 2 Left!
Details & Measurements
Details & Measurements
Your natural flair is complemented by the fragrant boughs of the pine trees, which match the vibrant green of your flowing maxi. With a racerback bodice, sheer overlay, and white lace panels near the hem, this dress perfects your sunny-day panache with the same nuanced charm as the great outdoors!
- Shell and Lining: 100% Polyester. Contrast: 98% Polyester, 2% Spandex.
- Fabric provides stretch. Elasticized waist.
- Hand wash.
- Lined to mid-thigh.
- Imported
Product Measurements:
All measurements in inches.
Need style advice? Make a date with a ModStylist »
It's out of stock, but you aren't out of luck!
Let us know if you need it! We reorder based on community feedback and demand, so your voice is very important. We'll email you if we can bring it back.
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating
Based on 11 Reviews
1 – 0 of 11 Reviews


text:
The ideal citizen and noblest professions
July 13, 2014 I know I am stepping on shaky ground, but I have reached a point in my life where I feel free in voicing my opinion. more »»
LeBron makes everything right
July 13, 2014 "I'M COMING home." You have likely heard that statement a few hundred times since Friday afternoon. Those words have reverberated in earthquake-like fashion in Northeastern Ohio. more »»
Jamboree In The Hills unfolds this week
July 13, 2014 JAMBOREE In The Hills gets underway this week in Morristown. The Super Bowl of Country Music begins Thursday and continues through Sunday. more »»
GOP keeps House edge in Democratic-leaning states
July 13, 2014 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Democrats have long claimed that Republicans abused their legislative powers to elect a disproportionate number of U.S. House member. more »»
GOP worried over Fla. governor's missteps
July 11, 2014 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Republican Gov. more »»
Disabled people denied voting rights, group says
July 11, 2014 LOS ANGELES (AP) — At a time when election officials are struggling to convince more Americans to vote, advocates for the disabled say thousands of people with autism spectrum disorder, cerebral... more »»
Udall stays away as Obama raises cash for campaign
July 10, 2014 DENVER (AP) — President Barack Obama urged Colorado Democrats to throw their support and their money behind the state's Sen. Mark Udall, who is locked in a tight re-election bid. more »»
Enduring Festivals
July 10, 2014 ENDURANCE seems to be the keyword for two celebrations underway this week in Eastern Ohi. more »»
Senate Dems try to pull focus from Obamacare
July 7, 2014 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan has her Republican opponent right where she wants him geographically — and, therefore, politically. more »»
Poll: Most still align with Democrats or GOP
July 7, 2014 WASHINGTON (AP) — Whether it's the Republicans or the Democrats, America's political parties are far from beloved. Yet most people continue to align with one or the other. more »»
Dems courting Florida's changing Cuban voters
July 6, 2014 MIAMI (AP) — When Charlie Crist went to Miami's Little Havana recently, the Democratic candidate for governor stood before a crowd and said what few politicians have in decades of scrounging for... more »»
Ney: Government plagued by squabbling
July 6, 2014 BOB NEY returned to his roots Wednesday night. The former U.S. Congressman was the featured speaker at a fund-raising dinner at his alma mater -- St. John Central. more »»
Summertime fun has finally arrived
July 6, 2014 It's a good day when I wake up and see the sun shining. Yes, it's been hot and rainy, but I'm not complaining. After the winter we have survived, I'm happy to herald in the summer season. more »»
County construction season in full swing
July 6, 2014 THE 2014 construction season is in full swing in Belmont County, according to Engineer Fred F. Bennett. He said that Ohio-West Virginia Excavating Co. more »»
Michelle Obama fights GOP on school lunch rules
July 6, 2014 WASHINGTON (AP) — First ladies typically avoid getting into public scraps, but Michelle Obama has jumped into perhaps her biggest battle yet. more »»
You Tell Us
July 6, 2014 Seventy-nine percent of US residents are satisfied with their level of freedom, down from 91 percent in 2006, on this Fourth of July weekend do you feel we are less free as a country? ... more »»
Black leaders seeking Cochran's help
July 5, 2014 JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — After black voters helped Mississippi Se. more »»
Garrison: I will support working families
July 5, 2014 Congressman Bill Johnson has adopted many talents while representing Ohio's 6th Congressional District in Washington. more »»
Politics brings Romney back to New Hampshire
July 3, 2014 BOSTON (AP) — He insists he's not running for president a third time, but Mitt Romney is campaigning again in New Hampshire. more »»
America must focus on energy independence
July 3, 2014 Two-hundred and thirty eight years ago, our Founding Fathers declared America's independence from the heavy hand of King George III and Great Britain. more »»


text:
Carroll Donnell eBooks
eBooks found: 1
The Donnie Wahlberg Drinking Game
Donnell Carroll & Carroll Donnell
Savin Hill Ave. Publishing, October 2011
Format: PDF
eBookMall is a recognized leader in eBooks. eBook downloads in PDF and ePub formats.
Choose from 600,000+ eBooks and get a Free eBook download now!
Copyright © 2000-2014 eBookMall.com This website is subject to copyright laws and may be covered by other intellectual property.
All rights reserved.


text:
A hand held scanner that can read the molecular structure of the food you're about to eat? Sounds like the sort of thing you would find on the U.S.S Enterprise, but a new Kickstarter is making it a reality.
Consumer Physics, the Israeli company behind the new SCiO device, have already more than doubled their initial plea for the 200k start up, hitting 480k this week. But what exactly is the SCiO?
The hand held device uses a light source that illuminates whatever is being scanned, a spectrometer (optical sensor) then collects and analyzes the reflected light and send the information via blue tooth directly to your smart device.The spectrometer will be set up on initial release to analyze everything from how ripe your avocado is to identifying your medication, but what is really impressive is the potential for what is to come.
Taking a page from Wikipedia and Google, the developers of SCiO are counting on users to help build up a more complete data base of materials. So many different material structures exist on Earth that it would take a team of thousands working round the clock to create an accurate database, but with the ability to scan and upload information to a group cloud, SCiO users will be adding information to the database with every new material scanned, including themselves. The device has been designed to be small, practical, and, best of all, affordable in efforts to provide as many users as possible with their own molecular scanner.
Access to a complete data base of molecular material may well be the first step to bringing the futuristic technology of Star Trek into reality. The Qualcomm Tricorder Xprize already has 30 teams worldwide competing for the ten million dollar prize. The prize will go to the team that successfully creates a working version of the famed tricorder. For those who are not familiar with the Star Trek Universe, a tricorder is a device used by crew members to analyze everything from soil samples to medical patients stats. The devise is a handheld reader with a small, detachable scanner incredibly similar to the SCiO. A portable device capable of diagnosing conditions or analyzing soil samples could revolutionize the way we live, and SCiO is bringing us one step closer. Whether or not any of the Qualcomm teams will take advantage of the developer packages being offered by SCiO remains to be seen, and while the initial applications may be limited the more users on the cloud, the more information for the masses.
The SCiO is compatible with iPhones running iOS5 or later, iPad (3rd generation or later, and Android phones running 4.3 or later. Pre-orders via Kickstarter are available starting at $199.


text:
Honda Vario Techno 125 Modifikasi Sespan...
by ahmad P. 43 KB | 2012-12-04 | JPEG Image |
Honda Vario Techno 125 Modifikasi Sespan 2012-2 - download at 4shared. Honda Vario Techno 125 Modifikasi Sespan 2012-2 is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
| Uploaded via: 4shared site
Share Add to my account
Is owner
View only
Upload & Edit
Members may only view items in this folder.
Members may view, add, edit and delete items in this folder.
Checked by McAfee. No virus detected.
0 comments Add new comment
18 photo
Download all files from this folder
Remove Ads x
Show QR Code


text:
Testicular torsion: A condition in which the spermatic cord gets twisted around a testicle, cutting off the testicle's blood supply. Symptoms of testicular torsion include sudden and severe pain, enlargement of the affected testicle, tenderness, and swelling. This condition requires emergency treatment.
Testosterone: The male hormone that is essential for sperm production and the development of male characteristics, including muscle mass and strength, fat distribution, bone mass, facial hair growth, voice change, and sex drive
Total abdominal hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (BSO): A surgical procedure in which the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries are removed through an incision (cut) in the abdomen.
Total bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (BSO): The removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries.
Total pelvic exenteration: A surgical procedure that involves the removal of the bladder, the lower part of the colon, the rectum, the female reproductive organs and sometimes the vagina. It is a radical surgery that usually is done only when cancer has spread within the pelvis.
Transvaginal ultrasound: Ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of internal organs. During a transvaginal ultrasound, a probe inserted into the vagina releases sound waves that echo off the tissue of the pelvic organs.
Transsexual: An individual who is committed to altering his or her physical appearance -- through cosmetics, hormones and, in some cases, surgery -- to resemble the opposite sex.
Transvestitism: The practice by heterosexual males of dressing in female clothes to produce or enhance sexual arousal. Also called transvestic fetishism.
Trichomoniasis: An infection that most often occurs in a woman's vagina. A man also can get the infection in the urethra (the tube that carries urine and semen out of the body), as well as in the prostate. It is caused by a tiny single-celled organism known as a "protozoa."
Tubal ligation: Surgery to "tie the tubes" (fallopian tubes) of a woman, which causes permanent sterility by preventing transport of the egg (ovum) to the uterus.
Tumor: A mass of tissue that forms when cells abnormally divide. Tumors can be benign (not cancer) or malignant (cancer).
Ultrasound (sonogram): The use of sound waves to form an image of internal organs.
Undescended testicle: A condition in which the testicles do not descend from the abdomen, where they are located during development, to the scrotum shortly before birth. Also called cryptorchidism.
Urethra: The tube that carries urine from the bladder to outside of the body.
Urinary tract infection (UTI): A condition that occurs when bacteria from outside the body get into the urinary tract and cause infection and inflammation.
Urologist: A doctor who is specially trained to treat problems of the male and female urinary system and the male sex organs.
Uterine fibroids: Nodules of smooth muscle cells and fibrous connective tissue that develop within the wall of the uterus (womb). Medically, they are called uterine leiomyomata (singular: leiomyoma).


text:
Matt VanSchoyck
For some reason when I snatch more than about 75% 1RM I default to power snatching. Up to 75%.I feel like I'm technically sound, but for some reason when it gets heavy I go to shit. My hang snatch 1rm is 195, my full snatch 1rm is 205 (lbs). What can I do to keep from sucking? Heavy hang snatches to force myself under the weight? Anyone have an idea?


text:
Stories Articles
Posted Jun 19, 2012, by Sundance Institute
Sundance Institute Alumni Spotlight: 5 Questions With Hank Willis Thomas
It's easy to draw parallels between photographer Hank Willis Thomas' foray into transmedia storytelling and the blossoming New…
Posted Jun 13, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
Fatherly Advice: A Collection of Sundance Films with Fascinating Fathers
Parenting is an inexact science. In fact, it's probably not a science at all. There is no hard-and-fast guideline, no…
Posted Jun 8, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
5 Things You Should Know About the Making of Your Sister's Sister
We're rolling out a new blog series offering a behind-the-scenes peek at little-known factoids, anecdotes, and morsels of…
Posted Jun 8, 2012, by Mike Plante, Short Film Programmer
Short Order: A Sundance Selected Double Feature of Shorts by Wes Anderson and Lilli Carre
Welcome to "Short Order," a new bi-weekly feature, where we'll serve up recomendations for the most interesting and innovative…
Posted May 31, 2012, by Jon Korn
The Stories of Change Impact Lab Unites Filmmakers, Social Entrepreneurs, and Designers
"This is the sound of the world changing," observed a grinning Cara Mertes, Director of Sundance Institute's Documentary Film…
Posted May 30, 2012, by Daniel Junge
Kickstart Fight Church
Daniel Junge is a filmmaker whose work includes the Oscar-winner "Saving Face," Oscar-nominee "The Last Campaign of Governor…
Posted May 30, 2012, by Destin Daniel Cretton
Kickstart I Am Not a Hipster
Destin Daniel Cretton is the writer and director of "I Am Not a Hipster," which premiered in the NEXT category at the 2012…
Posted May 30, 2012, by Mike Plante, Short Film Programmer
Hal Hartley and Brit Marling Anchor a Short-tacular Lineup at ShortsLab NYC
It's hard to truly comprehend how much the short film world has taken us by storm. "Viral video" is a dictionary term and news…
Posted May 25, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
Esteemed List: Sundance Films for the Graduation Season
Graduation season: A time of great optimism, renewal, and blissful naiveté. There is a sweet oblivion that comes with being a…
Posted May 15, 2012, by Sundance Institute
Spring Now Playing
Check out these Sundance Institute and Sundance Film Festival supported films hitting theatres across the country this spring.


text:
Would You Like A Tour?
(via ovorepsup)
[TW: rape]
[Pictures captions]
The first image is Thea Wellband, who plays the teenage rape victim in Unwatchable. [x]
The second image is Rose, nine years old, who was raped so violently her hips are permanently damaged. [x]
(via irocmindless)
q'd ✩
(via irocmindless)
This is Alexis Murphy, 17, of Nelson County, Virginia. She was last seen August 3, 2013 around 8p.m. at the Lovingston Liberty gas station.
Alexis was driving a white 2003 Nisan Maxima with the plates WYN3706.
PLEASE help us find her. Alexis is from small community that is very close and loves her very much. She is a good student, a star volleyball player, and a friend to many. Please, if you see her, or her car, contact the Nelson County Sheriff's office immediately:
Address: 94 Courthouse Sq, Lovingston, VA 22949
Phone: (434) 263-7050
Some of you may even follow Alexis on Twitter @realfolarin_ (11.2K followers)
There will also be links to news sites to show that this is not in any way a scam.
If you are in the Central Virginia area, PLEASE keep a look out for Alexis. Her community, family, and friends miss her so much and would love to have her back for her first day of her senior year (August 12, 2013).
We appreciate your help and time.
Alexis' car was just found at Albermale Square, Charlottesville, VA. PLEASE keep an eye out for her. She was last wearing leopard print capri pants (likely leggings) and a long sleeve burgundy shirt.
Please help us bring her home.
this has been on the news…BOOST!
Shit. Boosting this. And she looks super familiar.
She's so pretty! We need to find her!
(via irocmindless)
prince *_*
(via irocmindless)
Family Matters | The Fresh Prince of Bel Air | Good Times | 227 | The Cosby Show | Moesha | Sister, Sister | Everybody Hates Chris | My Wife and Kids
Before reality tv.
best moms on television and they were all funny
(via irocmindless)


text:
I wish there was an app to sync my calendar with God's!! He is always on time. Never late. Never early. Even knowing that, I still have a hard time waiting. I don't know about your experience but in my experience this 'waiting' stuff is not for sissies. It's tough!
I've always been fascinated by butterflies but especially so after hearing this story recently. A little boy finds a caterpillar. He takes it home, loves it, and is completely mesmerized when it hangs upside down and begins to spin its cocoon. One day he sees it twitching and notices a little hole has formed but not big enough for the butterfly to come out. He so badly wants to help his new pet that he pushes the two halves of the cocoon apart freeing the butterfly. But when the butterfly comes out it dies shortly after because its body was swollen and its wings weren't formed correctly.
Without the struggle the butterfly can't do what butterflies are meant to do—fly!! They have to push their way through the tiny opening of the cocoon so that the fluid is pushed out of its body and into its wings.
God could absolutely reach down and rescue you or give you what you were asking for but if He rescued us from the struggle then we wouldn't develop the muscles we need for the things He has in store for us. Learning to embrace my time in the cocoon so that my wings can take me high! I hope the same for you :)
Hi friend!
I realize I have been bad at keeping in touch. It's not that I don't care, in fact it's quite the contrary, there is so much to care about that I don't know where to start! I'm sure you understand with the busyness of your own life. So much to do but where to begin… and so many distractions… Oh! That reminds me - I need to check my oven in 15 minutes (I've been known to use my smoke alarm as the timer - trying to avoid that tonight).
I'd like it if we were able to touch base more regularly and since I love mail so much (snail mail in particular-but I don't know your address and postage keeps going up); I'll write you from here, the very same spot you are reading right now.
I hope you are finding time to catch a breath in the fast lane of your life. Usually as my life gets busier and more things get added to my to-do list, the less I want to do. Big goals and dreams give way to being sure the everyday necessities are taken care of.
Ever feel like that?
Maybe it's because we start to rely on our own strength, understanding and capabilities and somewhere in there forget Gods invitation to our circumstances. The bigger picture can seem so daunting so we stick to what's comfortable and sink into survival mode—maybe maintenance is a more fitting term. But I get tired of the comfort zone of 'good' being enough.
I want great.
Great takes extra time, extra effort, and extra courage. It takes surrendering even the tiniest details of our days to the greatest author of all time-God. Great takes remembering that our weakness is a perfect match for His strength (2 Corinthians 12:9).
Greatness seems so overwhelming but I've got to trust it's worth it. God doesn't want just 'good enough' for his kids. He has greater plans for us than we could ever dream up on our own!
I've been reading about this very thing in a book called "Greater" by Steven Furtick (an incredible read). Steven drives home the idea that we need to 'dream bigger and start smaller.' Not sure what that looks like in your life? Tonight, my 'smaller' starts with writing you and not burning dinner - which smells scarily like cat food at the moment (thanks a lot chicken of the sea!) Tomorrow it will inevitably involve something else. Maybe 'greatness' intimidates you a bit also. Maybe you are tired of not knowing where to start.
So what's the first step? Let's take it together. Let's invite God into our situations, our life. He's the only RSVP you can always count on being 'yes.'
Until next time...
Now Playing: Greater
Artist: MercyMe
On-Air: JD
Thanks for listening along with us! You can listen online weekdays from 10pm-2am Central at www.klove.com/listen.
Like Us


text:
Instructor Robin Knudsen has been training in Krav Maga and Kickboxing for a combined sixteen years. She began training in Krav Maga at Krav Maga Worldwide in 1997, and she trained for several years before moving to Europe for 12 years where she trained in both Krav Maga and Kickboxing. We are excited to have Robin as an Instructor for the Fearless Leaders program because she not only brings the perspective of someone who has trained extensively in Krav Maga, but also who has the perspective of a parent who wants her daughter to develop all the skills necessary to defend herself and others.MORE INFO
Ryan is a 3rd degree black belt in American Kenpo Karate, wrestled throughout high school, and has been training at Fit and Fearless in Krav Maga, Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai for the past three years. Ryan also has a great deal of experience teaching Martial Arts to both children and adults. Ryan truly loves training in Self-Defense and Martial Arts, and will do everything in his power to help you and your kids love it too.MORE INFO
Jeff has over 30 years of experience as a trainer and trainee in a vast array of strength and conditioning methods. He has trained professional athletes in both football and baseball, as well as MMA fighters, bodybuilders, and youth sports teams. As one of the most experienced trainers in the Austin area, students can expect to improve their technique at any level.MORE INFO
Instructor Chris Collard began training in Krav Maga in 2009. He says he loves how Krav Maga pushes him to improve: "There are always fine tunings that can take place. The results are measurable. The defenses are always being tried and tested, refined and updated." In the same way that he loves challenging himself and […]MORE INFO
"Great instructor! Incredibly committed to helping students master their skills. As a bonus, he also has the ability to make everyone feel welcome and like part of the Fit and Fearless team!"MORE INFO
"Meticulous, yet caring. I love Mark Jones' style of teaching and his warm-ups. His class always kicks my butt!"MORE INFO
"Great instructor. Very entertaining and very helpful. Jason makes everyone feel included and goes out of his way to encourage and welcome people into his sparring classes."MORE INFO
"Vanessa is a ball of energy to be admired, and it shows in her workouts. If you want to shed calories fast, while getting stronger in the process, try one of her KO Bag classes. They are no joke!!"MORE INFO
"When I first started taking Krav Maga, I attended quite a few of Michelle's classes. Her love for Krav and the way she taught her classes is what inspired me to keep coming back!"MORE INFO
"Not only does Parker understand women, but she is truly gifted in her ability to make us feel comfortable with her almost immediately upon meeting her."MORE INFO


text:
The Los Angeles Dodger made headlines a week ago by pulling the trigger on a franchise-changing trade with the Boston Red Sox, absorbing the massive load of contractual obligations tied to players who have proven overpaid over the last few seasons.
Carl Crawford, the former Tampa Bay Ray snagged a $142 million deal from Boston two years ago and has played in a total of 31 games this season. His contract was absorbed by the Dodgers, even though he wont set foot on the field before next season.
Josh Beckett, the former World Series hero for the Red Sox (and the Marlins) has completely fell off the map of late as his ERA this season sits at 5.2, posting an overall record of 5-13 on the year. In fact, over his last three seasons, Beckett has eclipsed the 5.00 ERA point twice (with 2011 being the exception when he posted a 13-7 record and a 2.89 ERA). He was shelled in his Dodger debut and took the loss, which may be a preview of what is to come over the last month of this season.
Adrian Gonzalez, the bright spot of this trade, is still in the prime of his career. He is one of the top hitters in baseball and has power to balance the attack in a lineup that already features Matt Kemp, Hanley Ramirez and Andre Ethier.
The Dodgers are holding out hope that Crawford and Beckett will return to form, which is almost like throwing a fishing pole into a fish-less pond. The Dodgers have a payroll above $180 million for the 2013 season and if the on-field play does not reflect their massive payroll, the Dodgers can expect empty seats and seasons without trips to the playoffs.
The Dodgers pitching is inconsistent this year and the addition of Beckett will not fix the issue. Everyone knows pitching wins championships and without the quality rotation, the Dodgers offense is but a mere side point.
Los Angeles Dodgers Made the Wrong Gamble
8/31/12 in MLB | AJ_88 | 166 respect


text:
We already covered one new juicy rumor for the Cavaliers that came out last night, check that out here. Before the NBA Trade Deadline creeps up on us Thursday, its time to take a look at what the Cavs might be looking for. In many trades teams are looking for "assets", youth, veteran experience or a final piece to put them over the edge. For the Cavaliers there are 3 things that they are looking for, none of which are particularly listed above:
The Cavaliers are in need of high quality shooting. Whether that is from the shooting guard, small forward or a stretch 4. Shooting will allow Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters, the two star guards, to have room to drive and provide a partner to kick out assists to. The Cavs have spent a great deal of time on non-efficient shots, long two pointers. In the NBA stats have proven out that 3 point shooting and shots at the rim are the most efficient way to score points. Adding a knock down shooter adds the 3 point part, and opens up the shots at the rim.
The Cavs have some high skill players. Anderson Varejao and Tristan Thompson can find rebounds anywhere on the court. Irving can dribble the ball all over the court and Luol Deng is a strong defender and cutter off the ball. Outside of Waiters and Anthony Bennett they lack players who can impress athletically. Watching the Houston Rockets run up and down the court you saw separation between all the players on the Rockets and their Cavs counterparts. Players who can take over games through pure raw physical God given talent is one thing that separates the Cavs from other teams. This could lead the Cavs to not make a trade for Evan Turner, a talented but under the rim performer. Adding a athlete to their mix would be great for the young Cavs team.
Rim Protection
The Cavs lack a presence in the middle of the defense to stop drives to the basket. While Varejao and Thompson are quality defenders neither have the ability to block or deter drivers at the rim. Andrew Bynum provided some of this during his short stint, which helped their inside defense. A player who can stop drivers, or even make them think twice of coming inside would help the overall defense of the team. Knowing that they have a rim protector allows the rest of the team to play aggressive defense knowing they would have an eraser behind them.
We will look at players who fit each of these needs, as well as covering all rumors. Which of these 3 are the team's biggest need? Are there players in each of these categories that you want the Cavs to try to get? Do you expect a big trade this week?


text:
Island Hearing Ltd is committed to providing the best products at the best prices with the best aftercare.
For Directions Please click Here
Opening Times:
Monday to Friday
10am to 5pm
Saturdays by
appointment only
We are the only provider on the Isle of Man to use AURICAL - the world's most advanced hearing aid fitting system.
Exceptional choice from a fully independent hearing care company and the Island's resident hearing aid audiologist.
Sensible pricing with no hidden extras including 'invisible' models.
But don't take our word for it, read what some of our clients have said….
ISLAND HEARING Ltd are committed to listening to what our clients say to us, learning what we can do to improve our services and therefore, providing the best service available on the Isle of Man.
We listened and our clients told us that they wanted:
ISLAND HEARING Ltd will provide you with the best assistance with your hearing at our new, 'state of the art' hearing clinic on Station Road, Port Erin.


text:
Welcome to The Official Silmarillion Seminar Blog! The Silmarillion Seminar was started by The Tolkien Professor and about 8 other participants from various backgrounds as a sort of "Support Group" (Tolkien Anonymous?). And slowly, chapter by chapter we took on the task of that monumental book . Though being from various backgrounds, we all shared a great Love for Tolkien. And not just Tolkien but, in particular, his work, The Silmarillion, . and believe it or not, we wanted more!
Our mission thus is to make a scholarly assessment of not only The Silmarillion but also the exegetical literature about The Silmarillion and Tolkien Scholarship more generally in the hopes of reaching out to the lay person who wants to contribute to a scholarly conversation. Right now, for instance, we are exploring the "Unfinished Tales" and will be making our way soon on to "The Histories of Middle-Earth" Series.
All of our topics have crossed with various Tolkien artists, LOTRO fans, and Tolkien fans more widely. This blog is an outlet for people to leave comments on recent episodes. Our goal is to have a blog post every week: one to coincide and recap our latest episode and another for Tom Bombadil or whatever is on our members' and fans' minds.
The Silmarillion Seminar airs every other Thursday on MyMiddle-Earth Radio at 10:15pm Eastern Standard Time. We are always welcome to special guest participants and fans! If you love The Silmarillion, this is the podcast/radio show for you. We are but branches of the Tree of the Tolkien Professor, and if you want to listen in or catch up on the 30-something Episodes already produced, click here!
The Silmarillion Seminar is led by the great Jason Jewell, who you might know as a Professor at Faulkner University where he holds Chair of the Humanities Department, and of Signum University . Our tech wizard is the "Snake of Silverlake" Dave Kale who besides producing this show, also produces the highly successful "Riddles in The Dark" series with the Tolkien Professor, as well as many other podcasts with Fr. Roderick, my personal favorite being "Secrets of the Hobbit."
Our other tech wizard and divine voice of feminine intuition is Laura Berkholtz, who also works close with Fr. Roderick AND the Tolkien Professor and is the Editor-At-Large of our Seminar. We also have Jordon Hattery, a self-proclaimed Fingolfin-phile, and great movie reviewer/pig owner, Matt Shaw, a man with tremendous insight (And our "Southern Beren,") Chris Stevens, the Rock of our group, John Evans, an 18-year old blind prodigy and the future of Tolkien Scholarship. And finally there's me, Brandon Young, a Philosopher turned Lawyer, Musician, Writer and keeper of this and other blogs and other podcasts. I have two published articles with The Bertrand Russell Society and am working on a book called "Riverrun: The Love of Words, James Joyce and J.R.R. Tolkien." (click that for my blog on the topic).
The mission of this blog is to expand upon the things some of us forgot to say during the hour we have on the show, or to re-cap a particularly good broadcast. and to pose questions about anything and everything Silmarillion related.
We welcome all comments, debate, and feedback about anything under the Sun.
Find us on Twitter and like us on Facebook. And listen in Thursdays 10:15 on MyMiddle-Earth Radio.
May the Valar Bless and Keep You Always,
-Brandon & The Silmarillionaires


text:
I weighed in this morning and lost ONE pound, which puts me at 80;5 pounds lost!! YEAH!! I then looked back at the calendar for last November, which is when I first decided to lose some weight and get healthier... On November 1, 2010 I weighed 281.7 pounds as of this morning I weigh 201.2 pounds! I'm so ready to be in the hundreds, which is my next mini goal!!!!
Everyone have a spark-a-riffic day!!!
Do something for somebody every day for which you don't get paid.
- Albert Schweitzer, philosopher, musicologist, doctors
Isn't this a wonderful thought...just imagine how much we could accomplish if EVERYONE did this, every single day!!!!
After school today, I headed for the gym, getting there a little before 4:00; I started with a four mile stationary bike ride... then did my upper body workout (with weight machines) before moving onto my lower body workout, again with weight machines, before hitting the treadmill for a two mile walk.... I was almost done with my walk, when one of the employees came up and told me that our NEW Zumba instructor had arrived, this was after I'd been working out for over an hour... (Our former instructor left for another opportunity so our classes had been put on hold... thus I hadn't planned on doing Zumba!!!) Long story short, I met our new instructor and decided to do some Zumba... AWESOME!!! She kicked my butt... but I survived and will be seeing her again on Thursday!!!! (Now for a HOT bath)
It's Friday which means weigh in day!! I weighed this morning and discovered I'm down a mere two tenths of a pound; obviously that's better than a gain, however, I have to take ownership of my low weight loss this week!!! I could say it's because I was gone for several days or because I didn't feel well due to a head cold or not enough time to get my exercise in.. which are good excuses but the bottom line is I made the choice to put myself and exercise and on the back burner... and the consequences of that choice is low weight loss.. (On the plus side I did choose to stay within my calorie guidelines! :)) So for this week, I'm going to choose to be more active, starting with a week-end camping trip with our four grandchildren!! What choices will you make?
It's Tuesday and the last morning of my GAM conference, which means back to the real world... it's been a wonderful four days with my husband... just the break we needed... I think we're both recharged and ready to face the REAL world tomorrow morning! Hope everyone is having a great week!


text:
Old-Fashioned Bake Sale ~ Brownie Squares
Do you know Brown Eyed Baker? I love her blog and boy is she an inspirational baker. A few months ago I baked her Brownie Mosaic Cheesecake as a gift for a friend's son (who LOVES cheesecake -- ME TOO!!). The brownie recipe used for the brownie mosaic squares makes way more than you need for the cheesecake. I froze the excess. It didn't take my teens long to find them hiding in the freezer. They used them as ice cream toppings and raved about what great brownies they are (since I had a taste while constructing the cheesecake, I KNEW they were right). Flash forward to now -- I have company coming from out-of-town next weekend -- including 2 of the cutest kiddos. We will be grilling and I want a dessert that will be fun, kid-friendly and low-fuss. I figured I would make some homemade vanilla bean ice cream and bake some of my Monsterously Wonderful Cookies that I have stashed in the freezer for make-your-own ice cream sandwiches but wanted something more to offer both the kids and adults -- then I remembered those brownie squares and thought *what a great idea* since I'll already have ice cream made, we can also do make-your-own (see a trend here?) brownie sundaes. So yesterday I baked these and hopefully hid them well in the chest freezer under some frozen veggies -- shhhh, don't tell my kids or they will disappear before next weekend :)
Brownie Squares
(Printable Version)
4 ounces unsweetened chocolate
3/4 cup (1-1/2 sticks) unsalted butter
1-3/4 cups sugar
3 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup flour
Preheat oven to 350°F. Line 13×9-inch baking pan with foil, with ends of foil extending over sides of pan. Grease foil.
Microwave chocolate and butter in large microwaveable bowl on HIGH 2 min. or until butter is melted. Stir until chocolate is completely melted. Stir in sugar. Blend in eggs and vanilla. Add flour and salt; mix well. Spread into prepared pan.
Bake 30 to 35 minute or until toothpick inserted in center comes out with fudgy crumbs. (Do not overbake.) Cool in pan on wire rack. Remove brownies from pan, using foil handles. Cool brownies, then cut them into 3/4- to 1-inch squares.
15 comments:
Our Treasured Home said...:
I made your Key Lime bars last weekend and showcased them on my blog!
You may also like this post.
Sue@CountryPleasures said...:
We love brownies, thanks!!
Yvonne @ StoneGable said...:
Sounds like you will be having a busy filled weekend! Thanks for the brownie recipe... they are always a great favorite.
Anita said...:
Yum, yum, yum!! Sounds like so much fun, can I come???
Honey at 2805 said...:
Your brownies look wonderful. There isn't any time of day that I could not each chocolate.
And love the pics of the radishes below! What a beautiful red!
Thanks for your comment on my adopted relatives!
Hope you will please drop by and enter my $50 Overstock.com Gift Card Giveaway!! If there are 500 entries, the amount will increase the Gift Card to $100!!
lulumusing said...:
No doubt, these are a kid favorite. One kid helps make the brownies, the other the ice cream which is 1 1/2 c. heavy cream, 1 1/2 c. half and half, 1/2 c. sugar, 1 t. vanilla. Mix and chill. Freeze in electric ice cream maker. A snap. Have fun this weekend.
Ruby Jean said...:
Those brownies look delicious but I must admit the Homemade Vanilla Bean Ice Cream sounds even better... : )
Lady Farmer said...:
You have so many wonderful recipes, Gail, I just don't know where to start! Perhaps this brownie recipe ~ Brownies are Gentleman Farmer's favorite dessert! :~P They look sooo delish ~ especially with homemade ice cream!!! I'm hoping to get and ice cream attachment for my Kitchen aid before summer is over!
I'm so glad you dropped in my Pantry with a little comment! My crazy internet (dial-up) won't let me visit unless one comments, and then I can track back to visit! Perhaps now I will be able to visit more regularly!
Have a great time with your company. Sounds like a fun time!
Mari @ Once Upon a Plate said...:
So much FUN Gail! These look so delicious ~ I would love a sample! :)
Visiting your blog is so enjoyable. What a treasure you are! God Bless you and your family. xo
Designs on 47th Street said...:
Oh my! This should work for my necessary chocolate fix!
Our Treasured Home said...:
Yes, you may use my Kool Aid post! Many thanks!
Julie Harward said...:
Hi there, thanks for your visit. Who doesn't love brownies, I know I sure do! Funny because with my 8 kids, I was always trying to hide goodies too but they always found them! Congratulations on the new grand to come...you will be so amazed at the love..love you have never know before..it is the best! :D
Shelia said...:
Hi Gail! OH, yummy! I love me some brownies and these sound so good! I used to have problems with hiding things - my kids could always find them!
I'm just thrilled you'll be coming to my party!
be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Shelia said...:
I'm your newest follower! :)
Continue to be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Kathleen said...:
I love Brownies, all kinds!