text:
Shipping Charges Priced in Cart
Product Information:
In the midst of the modern design movement in the 1960s, Warren Platner turned a simple concept - transforming steel wire into a unique and supremely modern sculptural furniture collection - into a creative masterpiece: the Platner lounge chair. This classic chair, with its unmistakable frame, will add a striking dimension to the den, living room or office. Considered by many to be a design icon of the modern era, the Platner lounge chair's harmonious forms are created by welding curved vertical steel wire rods to circular frames, producing a Moiré effect. Decorative, gentle and graceful, the Platner lounge chair is truly one of a kind.
Product Details
Legs Included
Additional Documents
Weights & Dimensions
|Chair Design: Lounge chair
|Style: Modern
Upholstered: Yes
Frame Material: Metal
|Tufted Cushions: No
|Ottoman Available: No
|Ottoman Included: No
|Swivel: No
|Stackable: No
Arms Included: Yes
Legs Included: Yes
|Nailhead Trim: No
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Green Guard Certified: Yes
About the ManufacturerWith a long history of design innovation for the home, workplace, and in textiles, Knoll continues to play a large part in the foundations of Modern Design. Founded in 1938 by Hans Knoll and continued after his death by his wife Florence Knoll, the company has produced a long line of award-winning and museum worthy designs from virtually every top designer in modern design.
More About This Product
Shipping Charges Priced in Cart
Ships to:
Ships via: Front Door: Drop-Off Delivery with Upgrade Options
Enter your shipping zip or postal code to calculate shipping estimatesGet Delivery Estimate
This quality item is custom made for your order. Unfortunately, this means that we cannot accept returns once your order is shipped, so please call our trained staff with any questions you may have prior to ordering - we will ensure that you get exactly what you need. 30-Day Return Policy
Tell Us What You Think!
Tell us what you think about this product. It will help us provide you with better products in the future and help your fellow shoppers make better purchases.Write the first review


text:
New York's former mayor and Vancouver's mayor Gregor Robertson are pushing for climate change policies at the city level.
Teammates of Miami Dolphins player Richie Incognito are coming out in his defense, after the guard was suspended for alleged bullying.
Incognito's teammate Jonathan Martin filed a complaint, and made available communications in which Incognito threatened him and used racial slurs.
Miami Herald sports reporter Adam Beasley joins Here & Now's Robin Young with the latest.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Gametrak Real World Golf - PS2
4.5 stars - Pocket-lint recommended
Controller, driving range mode
Hard to master controller
If you're having trouble with your golf handicap you might find you need to turn on your PlayStation 2 rather than head down to the driving range to improve your game. Real World Golf is the second title released to work with the direct motion capture controller Gametrak.
For those not in the know, Gametrak is a dedicated controller that can plot your hands in relation to a box placed on the floor directly in front of you. Wearing a set of gloves that attach to the box using fishing wire, the controller works out your movements and then relays that information to the PS2.
In DarkWind, the first game released using the system, this involved fighting hand to hand in a series of bouts. This time, however the creators have turned to the popular world of golf.
The end result is a videogame that's about an interactive as you will ever get.
Controlling your shots in game is just like real-life, and because your movements bear a direct correlation to the movements on the screen, everything from how you stand to how you hold the mini golf club included in the box will affect your gameplay.
When it comes to taking a shot you have to imagine that you are swinging a full size golf club. Depending on how you swing will affect the pitch, fade, spin or draw the ball on screen, and just like in the real world, making sure you make good contact is very important. Fail to hit it straight and you'll find yourself in the rough more often than not.
Beyond the game's controller, the game is broken down into a number of parts; a short tutorial, practice, rounds and tournaments.
The tutorial is unfortunately a little on the short side, however it does give you enough to be getting on with. If you want to practice before you play it looks like you still might have to head down to the driving range after all.
The five courses themselves don't look like they are from anywhere famous, however still offer plenty of challenges to any golfer with the usual array of water features and bunkers to avoid.
When we reviewed the first game to use this controller (see here), we liked the idea, but really looked forward to the promise of a golfing experience. Now that it's here, we certainly aren't disappointed.
The game, while thin on the ground in terms of commentary (it does have legendary golf commentator Peter Alliss walking you through each hole at the beginning but nothing after that) and graphics compared to other golfing titles available, wins hands down on the controls.
Standing in your living room practising your golf swing might seem a little strange, but it certainly immerses you into the action. However, just as a steering wheel has the ability to make driving games not only more realistic but equally more difficult, so does this controller with the game of golf.
So did it make things better? It certainly improved the realism of the game, and there's no sitting around on your sofa pressing a few buttons without feeling involved. By the same token that means, like the real thing, you could spend a lifetime playing and never master it.
PlayStation Now subscription service comes to the UK: What is it, and how can you get it?
Ubisoft's next Far Cry title goes primal with Stone Age setting, coming 2016
Microsoft HoloLens gets $3,000 price and Project X-Ray mixed reality game revealed
Hanging around with Nathan Drake: Pocket-lint chats to Nolan North about gaming superstardom
- PlayStation Now subscription service comes to the UK: What is it, and how can you get it?
- Ubisoft's next Far Cry title goes primal with Stone Age setting, coming 2016
- Microsoft HoloLens gets $3,000 price and Project X-Ray mixed reality game revealed
- Hanging around with Nathan Drake: Pocket-lint chats to Nolan North about gaming superstardom
- Forza Motorsport 6 review: The Forza is strong with this one
- Can't afford the Xbox One Elite controller? Don't worry, you'll be able to remap your existing controller buttons
- Halo 5 limited edition Xbox One controllers now available: This is what they look like
- Watch first trailer for episode one of Minecraft: Story Mode, coming this month
- PS4 System Software 3.0 Kenshin coming tomorrow, what will you get?
- Project Spark for Xbox One and Windows goes completely free from 5 October
- Motorola Moto X Play review: Big-battery beauty
- Which iPad is best for you? iPad mini 2, iPad mini 4, iPad Air, iPad Air 2 or iPad Pro?
- Best smartphones 2015: The best phones available to buy today
- Best smartphones to look forward to in 2015
- What is Siri? Apple's personal voice assistant explained
- HTC One A9: Everything we know about HTC's next hero phone
- 21.5-inch iMac now available with Retina 4K display, all 27-inch iMacs get Retina 5K
- BlackBerry Priv: The story so far on the Android slider
- Using Canon's VR headset: Hefty handheld solution wins on resolution, not practicality
- Best connected toys for Christmas 2015: The smarter toys your kids will love


text:
Romney Is a Sports Fan and His Twitter Feed Proves It [Updated]
Romney loves him some golf.By Brett Smiley
Romney loves him some golf.By Brett Smiley
Turns out the guy isn't brain-dead after all.By Dan Amira
Um, Mitt?By Dan Amira
Why would he do that?By Caroline Bankoff
The candidate reportedly had a backstage "tantrum," among other things.By Andre Tartar
Despite what he said earlier this year.By Joe Coscarelli
The comments were "politically toxic," Heilemann said.By Sarah Frank
To be fair, he said the word "redistribution."By Margaret Hartmann
Why is Mitt from five months ago doing this to him?By Margaret Hartmann
"Republicans say 'income taxes' to make people think all taxes — it's a trick."By Jake Moore
An Obama Super PAC is already using the footage in a new ad.By Joe Coscarelli
Debt? He's got a bit.By Brett Smiley
Romney went on Fox News this afternoon to discuss his "47 percent" remarks.By Dan Amira
A few clues.By Joe Coscarelli
Hear us out.By Dan Amira
Who needs a cable show?By Joe Coscarelli
In a related Romney story ...By Brett Smiley
Portions of the clips first surfaced online three months ago.By Joe Coscarelli
As well as the Clint Eastwood incident.By Margaret Hartmann
Adviser says, "This is amateur hour," referring to Obama.By Margaret Hartmann


text:
Select Local Merchants
Harold Edward BeamRead MorePatients meet with cosmetic surgeon Dr. Harold E. Beam amid the contemporary décor of his office or the tranquil setting of his med spa to plan surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic procedures. Using brands such as Obagi Medical and Skinceuticals, aestheticians soften surfaces and address imperfections through facials, peels, dermaplaning, and microdermabrasion. A collection of injectables reduces signs of aging and augments facial features, helping lips reach their full capacity or eyebrows raise in the least judgmental manner.300 Hebron AveGlastonbury, CT US
A Better ImageRead MoreSparse eyebrows, thin lips, and lingering scars are no match for A Better Image's SofTap permanent makeup. Aestheticians use a microprobe to gently inject natural-looking pigments around the eyes, lips, areola, or anywhere else that needs more pigment, including those bearing the vestiges of burns or surgery. The tattooing process is entirely the choice of the client, who can choose how subtle or dramatic they wish their new look to be. A Better Image also offers permanent hair removal and eyebrow shaping services.49 Welles StGlastonbury, CT US
Bonaiuto Gregory S MDRead MoreBook your next appointment at Bonaiuto Gregory S MD in Hartford and say goodbye to pesky illnesses and injuries. Seeking a medical facility you can count on? Look no further than the highly-rated Bonaiuto Gregory S MD. Bonaiuto Gregory S MD's doctors know how important each and every patient's procedure is, and their commitment to their work shows.85 Seymour StreetHartford, CT US
Abbey Medical GroupRead MoreBloomfield's Abbey Medical Group offers a wide variety of spa package deals, including hair care services and massages. Enhance your youth and your skin with a beauty injection from this salon. For exfoliating and moisturizing skin care treatments, look no further than Abbey Medical Group. Prep yourself for bikini season with a painless hair removal service, such as laser hair removal. When you need medical attention, this facility is readily available to treat you and your symptoms. Your beauty services can be paid for with a major credit card at this establishment. Fuzz is a thing of the past at Abbey Medical Group, so you can gladly leave a few things behind when you're walking out the door.701 Cottage Grove RdBloomfield, CT US
Gary Edward RussolilloRead MoreTake that leap and make a visit to Gary Edward Russolillo in West Hartford for more information about cosmetic procedures! If you're looking for a personable medical staff and high-quality facility, Gary Edward Russolillo is a prime choice. Get ready for that perfect date with Gary Edward Russolillo's amazing services like make up application. Cosmetic surgery is a change toward the life you want.970 Farmington AveWest Hartford, CT US
John James BorkowskiRead MoreBook your appointment today with the professionals at John James Borkowski's location in Middletown. Get healthy, gorgeous skin when you take advantage of a skin care treatment from John James Borkowski, such as acne treatment and IPL. The doctors at John James Borkowski make their patients dreams a reality, so you can feel secure in exploring their many options.85 Church StMiddletown, CT US


text:
America's most shopped online Christmas lights store!
Mini Lights
LED Christmas Lights
C7 / C9 Lights
Artificial Christmas Trees
Commercial Christmas Trees
Wreaths and Garland
Outdoor Christmas Decorations
Starlight Spheres
Walkway Christmas Trees
Moravian Stars
Patio & Party Lights
Wedding Lights
Palm Trees
Battery Operated Lights
Free Shipping($100+) CODE: OCT100
(Save 18%)
(Save 15%)
Out of Stock
(Save 15%)
(Save 12%)
(Save 6%)
(Save 14%)
When the Jack-O-Lantern cracks a gap-toothed smile, it's time to
decorate your 'haunt' with Halloween Lights. This year we've expanded
our line to answer the demand of mummies and deadies everywhere. Many of
our Halloween decorations include lights and sounds. Bring an eerie
orange and purple light to the darkest of shadows with these 100 percent
fun designs.


text:
People tend to check in during these times:
Add hours
Just shake that ass biotch! Let me see what ya got...
Great vibe here. Sooo much fun
We're giving away a pair of FREE tickets to one lucky winner for Paul's upcoming show at Vain Orlando on 12/13 Click the link to enter and good luck! [MGMT]
I personally opened Vain 15 minutes early KCCO!!!!
Why am I here?¿
It's a cool vibe on Thursdays
#DeLaGuetto @VainOrlando #TuesJuly30th #VainNightclub #22SouthMagnoliaAve #Orlando #reggaeton #teampelaoconflow #AstaBajoProject Read more
Best bar in central fl. Bar tender the best
Bartenders were on point with the drinks
Nice club downtown DJ downstairs plays good music Saturday
Don't go on Wednesdays.
Stick to Saturday's
Revamp of Vain with new ownership and management shows. Definitely the only place to be now. House music fans come out Fridays and when they bring in best world djs. Hiphop/top40 rest of the nights.
Tequila shots all night at vain :)
I can do a night out without Vain easily. Not missing anything.
This club is ghetto and people are freaking rude and so are the bouncers. And if you come after 11pm 10 for girls and 15 for guys. Not fun
Be prepared for individuals with down syndrome working the door
Good drink specials.
The plumbing sucks. Ladies room toilets always clogged up. And they don't allow smoking inside. Wtf? It's a club
This is the worst club in Orlando. The only reason everybody comes here is because everybody ELSE comes here.
2 Large Full liquor bars in Open Air settings ready to serve you quickly and also an ample size dance floor to take advantage of when weather permits this is a nice above the city skyline spot
I had the best night of my life with jila the bartender ;)
Holla at Jila. She's the best bartender and very hot.
Hey "sincere" ur party is hot as sweaty balls!!!
12:16 on a Friday night half full and is fucking hot as fuck.. Do these motherfuckers have AC? N who calls their kid "Sincere" fucking dumbass
Place is fucking empty they just holding up the line to make it look like someone wanna come in this motherfucker
Best bartender on the 2nd floor!!!
This place sucks.
Don't know the bitch. Never met her.
Great dj on Monday's!! GRE3NMONKY
Awesome atmosphere but gets way too crowded
Great space (especially the outdoor rooftop!) but they pack 'em in - Gets so crowded quick!
This place blows!! To expensive!!
Great place but maybe not on Classic weekend
Grand Opening!! Crazy! Best service in town!


text:
Popeye – Fright to the Finish (1954)
Popeye gets haunted by Bluto.
Popeye gets haunted by Bluto.
It's Popeye showing his American spirit on the 4th of July.
Superman must battle the mummy when he finds a famous egyptologist has been killed.
Joseph Javorsky, mild mannered commie scientist arrives in Yucca Flats in the United States after defecting.
One thing is certain, man stands at the crossroads of history, the atomic age! It was Dr. Morley of the now defunct Society to Save civilization who said that atomic energy could reduce civilization to ashes. Now with bombs a thousand times more powerful the chances are that all future civilization could be compromised. Empowered by professional "do-gooders" he hatches a plan to save mankind.
Saddle up for fun and adventure with "The Young Riders." Set in the early days of the Pony Express, the series tells the fictionalized story of a group of young riders for the express in Sweetwater, Kansas, who just happen to include a couple of dudes who would one day go down in real-life history as two of the west's most notorious names: "Buffalo Bill" Cody (Stephen Baldwin) and "Wild Bill" Hickock (Josh Brolin). In charge of the bunch is ex-Texas ranger and all-around eccentric teaspoon hunter (Anthony Zerbe).


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
Results 1 - 8 of 8 matches
Saves you time finding that rhyme!
This pocket-sized dictionary is an easy-to-use tool geared specifically toward the contemporary songwriter. A...
A simple way to learn all the songs from this successful international troupe's 2008 album.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


text:
3.6 miles
Edgemont, SD
Contact Info
Activities: Basketball, Soccer, Swimming, Baseball, Sports Skills, Day Camp, T ball, Summer Camp
30.7 miles
Custer, SD
Activities: Basketball, Soccer, Swimming, Baseball, Martial Arts, Sports Skills, Golf, Birthday Parties, Day Camp, Preschooler, T ball, Summer Camp
Facebook: Follow Us!
Twitter: Follow Us!
RSS: Follow Us!
Newsletter: Sign Up!
Let us find local Baseball providers for you.
To the left you'll find a list of deals and kid's Baseball leagues, teams and camps in Edgemont, SD.
T-ball leagues typically offer programs for kids beginning at age 4. At age 5 to 6 kids transition to coach pitch baseball programs.
Your child's confidence will soar with his first hit. Baseball also introduces children to important social skills like following instructions, discipline and teamwork. Read More.
Expert advice, must have mom apps and videos...
Mom App Expert
Available on App Store
What mom isn't interested in making her life a little less hectic or a little more fun? This is particularly true if you are supporting an active family! Well, look no further, I have done the research for you and started a list of "Must Have Mom Apps." . . . more
Baseball Expert
Holding try-outs for athletic teams is a longtime tradition. Is this tactic, which increases the competitiveness and seriousness of sports appropriate? Or, should parents and sports culture take the "winning isn't everything" approach? . . . more
Preschoolers are introduced to new skills and teamwork through soccer. . . . more videos
Preschoolers get active and learn basic gymnastics skills in a gymnastics center environment. . . . more videos
Young kids learn new skills and teamwork through hockey. . . . more videos
Preschoolers are introduced to basic dance skills with a focus on skill development. . . . more videos
Copyright © 2008-2015 ActivityTree, LLC. All rights reserved. Patent Pending. Powered by
Terms of Use Privacy Policy


text:
Deni 'kancil''s BadgesPartnerSporting Kansas City
You truly bleed Sporting Blue and now you've got your own piece of SKC swag to prove it! Show it off, brag it up. The shield says it all, you're a proud supporter of Sporting KC.
Deni 'kancil' unlocked the Sporting Kansas City badgeMarch 18, 2012
Download Foursquare for your smart phone and start exploring the world around you!


text:
Dick Harmon: Former Utah State Amateur champion Joe Parkinson patiently getting his golf game back
This past week Parkinson fired rounds of 72-76 (par 73) at the St. George Golf Club Amateur. His two-over par 148 was one shot out of winnings. The week before, Parkinson fired rounds of 71 and 73 at the Coral Canyon Amateur in Washington for an even-par 36-hole score. Teammate All-American Zac Blair won both events.
Patience. Then comes confidence, the most valuable elixir in all sports.
Because he's such a good guy, dedicated and patient, it is easy to pull for Parkinson to find that confidence ring all great players experience.
There's no better example of how valuable that element is than Johnny Miller, father of one of Parkinson's college coaches, Todd Miller.
A whole generation may not remember Johnny back in 1974 when he won eight PGA Tour events. For an encore in 1975, he won his first two tournaments by a combined 49 under par.
Miller found that elixir and rode it to the Hall of Fame.
After he won the Phoenix Open he told a reporter, "I'm hitting the ball so well, it's almost a joke." A fellow tour player heard that quote and said, "Miller is playing so well he makes the rest of us look like monkeys."
After another low round in the 60s that year, Miller explained he was standing in the fairway 190 yards from the hole with a five-iron in his hand and was actually thinking about holing out the approach shot.
Confidence. It's a product of practice and patience.
These are favors Parkinson has earned by keeping to tasks at hand and making priorities.
Dick Harmon, Deseret News sports columnist, can be found on Twitter as Harmonwrites and can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Saturday morning quarterback: Stars and stats...
- Reasons for Travis Wilson's confidence:...
- BYU report card: Defense holds its own...
- BYU overcomes mistakes, downs UConn, 30-13,...
- Brad Rock: Kent Myers should have started for...
- Utah high school football roundup: Frantic...
- Dick Harmon: Mangum uses chunk yardage in...
- ESPN's College GameDay is coming to Utah next...
- With difficult September schedule over,... 55
- Dick Harmon: After week of soul... 40
- Utah's win over Oregon proof of what... 24
- Former BYU quarterback John Beck says... 23
- Guest commentary: Utah's success and... 22
- BYU overcomes mistakes, downs UConn,... 22
- New Utah basketball facility has high... 21
- Morning links: Kyle Whittingham 'doing... 20


text:
31 search results for The Hunt for Red October
'Patriot Games' author Tom Clancy has passed away at age 66
Type: Article | Date: Wednesday, Oct 2, 2013'Jack Ryan' is set for release later this year starring Chris Pine
The 'Black Sea' poster dredges up all the right '90s thriller memories
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Nov 6, 2014The 'Black Sea' poster time traveled from the 1990s
The Lists: Top 10 Movies I Watched with Dad
Type: Gallery | Date: Tuesday, Jun 12, 2012This lengthy Billy Wilder yarn about Charles Lindbergh and his famed cross-A...
The Lists: Top 10 movies I watched with Dad
Type: Post | Date: Tuesday, Jun 12, 2012With Father's Day around the corner, a personal look my father's favorites
Streamfix: 5 to Watch on the 25th Anniversary Of the Cold War's End
Type: Article | Date: Wednesday, Dec 3, 2014Streamfix: 5 to Watch on the 25th Anniversary Of the Cold War's End
Box office: 'Ride Along' cruises past newcomer 'I, Frankenstein' on Friday
Type: Article | Date: Saturday, Jan 25, 2014'Lone Survivor' hangs on to No. 2 spot
Review: Netflix's 'Sense8' makes no sense at first, but will it by binge's end?
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Jun 4, 2015The Wachowskis and 'Babylon 5' creator J. Michael Straczynski team up for a globe-spanning... something
K-19: The Widowmaker - Blu-ray Disc
Type: Event | Date: Tuesday, May 4, 2010Harrison Ford is a Russian naval officer at the helm of the Soviet Union's first nuclear submarine
Paramount finally released the first 'Jack Ryan' poster with Chris Pine today
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Oct 3, 2013Tell me again why the character is worth rebooting?
'Face/Off' duo Nicolas Cage, John Travolta may reunite for two thrillers
Type: Article | Date: Friday, Mar 25, 2011Pair circling revenge drama 'Shrapnel,' maritime actioner 'Sea Trial'


text:
Edit hours
Fun little place to watch bad dancing; which means even I can join in.
This is their beer selection.... Shitty
Se stupid shorter, skinny, weak, wanabe Hispanic piece of shit won't let you wait for your wife in the bathroom right when they close. Never come here!
Soul Record night, second Tuesday of each month at 9pm!
For the acts committed in the pic, I was asked to leave and never return... Keep your pants on!
80s Night! Great Time- Great Friends!
Pretty cool spot!
Strawberry Abita
Happy hour: drinks half off 4-7 and all day on Mondays
Whiskey Wednesday. $3 whiskey drinks
Restrooms are to the rear. Use them. All involved will be grateful.


text: Strategically located on Texas City's main retail avenue, Palmer Plaza enjoys a premier position at the heart of the city's major traffic flow. With its excellent location, the center provides convenient access from every direction. The center benefits from the steady draw of consumers to the area by several nearby major retailers. This center also benefits from a large workplace population including a nearby BP headquarters employing over 400 employees, as well as many other petroleum companies.


text:
Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TravelPod Member ReviewsSister's Place Chicago
Yes. Lovely.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
TripAdvisor Reviews Sister's Place Chicago
Travel Blogs from Huntington Beach
Down the coast
... cart running around the course by itself!
Marc was keen to show us his holden volt as we are looking at cars at present so we went for a drive to visit Costco as it is their favourite shop.
We went for a "look" but ended up spending $250. Even with our terrible dollar at present the prices were great. They had jeans for about $20 so I tried them on in the shop aisle over my thin trousers that ...
Day 2
... security dude on the phone that I had sent our itinerary and advised the bank about our travel to ensure this sort of thing didn't happen. It appears that has no bearing whatsoever......so if you are planning to do it don't bloody bother! They lifted the ban, I calmed down and we continued on our way. We spent most of the day tooting around the Outlets at Orange, which was where we ...
Just Live!
... not being able to wash my hands, or even eating a scorpion! I have been exposed to new cultures, new ways of life, new religions, new beliefs. These have had a real effect on me and I'm sure how I will perceive the future. Was this the reason I did this? Or was it simply to get some good Pad Thai? lol Who knows but I'm sure maybe its a little bit of both. :-)
Follow your heart. Follow your Dream. The path may be muddy, it may be jagged, there may ...
SJC back to Hermosa Beach
Yesterday was golf and shopping again. We had a late golf tee time and only just got in at dusk. Bob and I played with his regular partners, Santiago and Nevin. Robyn and Connie joined us at the Aliso Veijo Golf Club for an Italian dinner and drinks. Nevin's wife Denise, too. Today we had a leisurely drive to Hermosa Beach. Robyn bought a nice quilt for our guest bedroom, and a ...
Huntington Beach - California
... Mum and Dad rented a house just around the corner from Deb and Matts apartment. We stayed at Deb's and The Bellas crew stayed at the house with Mum and Dad.
Although it was a hectic and a little crazy at times, it was so special seeing all the kids together. There was a persistent game of "mine!" Between Caitlin, Nic and Indy...something about being two, or thereabouts, and wanting everything maybe? Indy had a beautiful obsession with baby Will - I can't even give ...


text:
Company Overview of Accelrys Inc.
Executive Profile
Scipio Carnecchia
Chief Executive Officer, President and Director, Accelrys Inc.
|Total Calculated Compensation
|This person is connected to 3 Board Members in 3 different organizations across 6 different industries.
See Board Relationships
As of Fiscal Year 2013
Mr. Scipio Carnecchia, also known as Max, serves as the Chief Executive Officer of BIOVIA-Dassault Systémes. Mr. Carnecchia has been Chief Executive Officer and President of Accelrys Inc. since June 15, 2009. Mr. Carnecchia served as the Chief Executive Officer and President of Accelrys Software Inc. He served as President of Autonomy Interwoven Inc. since September 2006 and Interim President since March 6, 2006 and served as its Autonomy Interwoven Inc. from July 2003 ...
Corporate Headquarters
5005 Wateridge Vista DrivePhone: 858-799-5000
San Diego, California 92121
United States
Fax: 858-799-5100
Board Members Memberships
Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
Director, Member of Audit Committee, Member of Compensation Committee and Member of Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee
Stevens Institute of Technology
Other Affiliations
Annual Compensation
Stocks Options
Total Compensation
|There is no Competitor Compensation data available.
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Report Data Issue
To contact Accelrys Inc., please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Please enter your information in the following field(s):
Your requested update has been submitted
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Or perhaps they've been playing with themselves so much they have gone blind on used adconcepts - Trojan condoms versus the sexy and controversial Coco De Mer campaign.
In late November of 2001 these ads appeared over the United Kingdom. Adam Scholes, art director of the series said: "These are war faces. The photographer was shaking and sweating after he took these." , I bet he was.... Already on the first day of the campaign the ASA was alerted and stated: "The British Codes of Advertising and Sales Promotion are quite clear: no ad should cause serious or widespread offence. The ASA will investigate any complaints it may receive about these posters." The campaign went on to rake in ad awards and photography awards.
hosting a site this cool costs a minor fortune. So—if you love what you see here, please donate. Thanks.
I recall my dad used this stuff, but I never saw a before and after with...
Recent ads
This is just 1 out of more than 3.500 Super Bowl ads from the worlds largest Super Bowl Commercial Archive at adland.tv.


text:
Fighting for Afghanistan
Fighting for Afghanistan
A Rogue Historian at War
US Naval Institute Press, Hardcover, 9781591145097, 352pp.
Publication Date: September 2011
List Price: $42.95*
* Individual store prices may vary.
Shop Local
Enter your zip code below to find indies closest to you.
Sean Maloney, the first Canadian military historian to go into battle since the Korean War, brings the intensity of near-fatal experiences in southern Afghanistan to his description of events in 2006 when the Taliban insurgency threatened to overwhelm the U.S.-led coalition. He explains how the shift from small-scale guerilla attacks and urban terrorism to near-conventional warfare caught everyone by surprise and forced a small, under-equipped Canadian battle group into a desperate series of battles that ultimately saved Kandahar City. Maloney tells exactly what happened at all levels, from infantry company to battle group to brigade headquarters. He is the first to provide such details and give historical context, while helping readers understand the difficulties involved in complex coalition operations.
About the Author
Sean M. Maloney is Associate Professor in History at Royal Military College of Canada and taught in the War Studies Programme for ten years. He is currently the historical advisor to the Chief of the Land Staff for the war in Afghanistan. He previously served as the historian for 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade, the Canadian Army's primary Cold War NATO commitment, right after the re-unification of Germany and at the start of Canada's long involvement in the Balkans. Dr. Maloney has extensive field experience in that region, particularly in Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia from 1995 to 2001. His work on the Balkans was interrupted by the 9-11 attacks and from 2001 Dr. Maloney has focused nearly exclusively on the war against the Al Qaeda movement and particularly on the Afghanistan component of that war. He has traveled regularly to Afghanistan since 2003 to observe coalition operations in that country.


text:
High School News
2015 Yearbooks are available for pick-up in the high school between the hours of 7:00 - 4:00.
STACK Impact Video
Elite student-athletes and coaches from Norwayne High School [Creston, OH] discuss how they've used STACK Magazine and STACK.com to train smarter, eat right and perform better once they take the field.
Athletic Booster meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the high school library unless otherwise announced. Everyone welcome!!!!
Online Parent Access - Food Service
Norwayne Local Schools have enrolled in MySchoolAccount.com. This service provides parents with a secure, fast, and convenient way to view and manage student lunch activity.
Giant Eagle - Apples for Students
Earn points for Norwayne Elementary PTO while buying your groceries. If you shop Giant Eagle, please sign up for their Apples for Students program. The program flier can be accessed here. Our school number is #5463. Thanks for your support!


text:
Remember Me
Forgot your password?
Haven't registered yet?
10/11/2015"Creation and Evolution," online presentation
10/12/2015 » 10/13/2015National Conference on Christian Apologetics, Charlotte, NC
10/15/2015"Building a Bridge between Engineering and the Christian Life," Socorro, NM
10/18/2015"Quantum Physics and Eternity," online presentation
10/24/2015"The Problem of Suffering in the World," Oxford, England
I just sent the following email to an ASA member asking me about my religion and views on evolution:
I am a Catholic and think that creationism and intelligent design are irrational. Darwinism, the idea that humans evolved from animals, is pseudoscience because only the bodies of humans evolved from animals, not their souls. Intelligent atheists think the human soul is just an idea, but rational people know that the human soul is spiritual. Less intelligent atheists think the human soul is spiritual by definition.
An example of pseudoscience promoted by atheists and Protestants is that natural selection explains common descent. Natural selection only explains how giraffes got long necks, not how giraffes evolved from bacteria in 3.5 billion years.
I'v been trying to explain this to Randy Isaac on the Open Forum by quoting from peer-reviewed articles and scholarly works. Randy's responses are very weak, to say the least. No member of the ASA is supporting me in my efforts to get the AJP to retract its absurd article titled "Entropy and evolution." You are the first ASA member that seems to be a real Christian, not a liberal Christian. Real Christians believe in Heaven and Hell.
I just started reading Biology's First Law: The Tendency for Diversity and Complexity to Increase in Evolutionary Systems whose co-author Daniel W. McShae is an associate professor of biology at Duke University. He is not an advocate of intelligent design. What follows is the opening paragraph of the book. I was happy to find it because it gives me another quote to throw into the face of people who believe in evolution instead of believing in the Bible.
The history of life presents three great sources of wonder. One is adapttion, the marvelous fit between organism and environment. The other two are diversity and complexity, the humge variety of living forms today and the enormous complexity oftheir internal structure. Natural selection explains adaptation. But what explains diversity and complexity?
My YouTube video titled, "The Truth About Evolution and Religion" contains a number of similar quotes.
Based on what we have said so far, some will be poised and ready to make a leap, from the notion of accumulation of accidents to the second law of thermodynamics…. We advise readers against this, for their own safety. We are concerned that on the other side of that leap there may be no firm footing. Indeed, there may be an abyss. First, we think the foundation of the ZFEL [zero-force evolutionary law] lies in probability theory, not in the second law or any other law of physics. And second, our notions of diversity and complexity differ fundamentally from entropy, in that entropy, unlike diversity and complexity is not a level-related concept. (location 220 on Kindle)


text:
Cranberry Pork Roast
Total Time:
Level: Moderate
Serves: 8
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
- 1 can whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1 medium onion
- 1 can apricot nectar
- ½ c. sugar
- ½ c. dried apricots
- 2 tsp. cider
- 1 tsp. dry mustard
- 1 tsp. kosher salt
- ¼ tsp. crushed red pepper
- 1 boneless pork loin roast
- In a 5- to 6-quart slow cooker, combine the cranberry sauce, onion, nectar, sugar, apricots, vinegar, mustard, crushed red pepper, and 1 teaspoon salt. Add pork and turn to coat.
- Cook, covered, until the pork is tender, on low 6 to 8 hours. Transfer the pork to a cutting board, and let rest for 10 minutes before slicing.
- Spoon off and discard any fat from the sauce. Serve the sauce with the pork.
Tips & Techniques
More recipes like this
What do you think?
November 2015 Month of Menus
Plot out what your family will enjoy for dinner for the next month with these helpful day-to-day meal planners.
Baked Apple Roses Are SO Much Easier to Make Than You Think
Trying not to eat them all in one sitting will be the hard part.
27 Super-Creative Chicken Casseroles to Make This Fall
Trust us: You're going to want to make every recipe on this list.
More From Food + Recipes


text:
Photo Gallery
Prep Football: Mililani vs Campbell
Jamm Aquino
1 of 23
Mililani's Kelii Padello sacks Campbell quarterback Isaac Hurd during the second half of an OIA high school football game between the Campbell Sabres and the Mililani Trojans on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013 at Mililani High School in Mililani. Mililani came from behind to win 42-21.
Latest Galleries
Photos: V.B.: Long Beach State vs Hawaii, Oct. 11
Photos: FB: Hawaii vs. SDSU, Oct. 10
Photos: Aloun Farms Pumpkin Fest, Oct. 10
More Photo Galleries »


text:
Geoff, Ray, and Michael bring you the top 10 puzzle games.
387d ago - Countdown - Top 10 Puzzle Games | Culture
Top 7 Guilty Pleasure Video Games - We Won't Tell if You Don't...
445d ago - COG writes - Everybody has at least one or two games that they know they shouldn't love but they... | Culture
Top 5 Movies To See This Month
Now - The month of September has Johnny Depp portraying an enraged criminal, a group of climbers trying to make it home safely, and the return of the sur... | Promoted post
Top 5 Oddly Addicting Games
473d ago - Lisa discusses the best games that may need a 12 step program to get over. | PC
Countdown - Top 15 XBLA Games
492d ago - Geoff, Michael, and Ray brig you their top 15 XBLA games. | Xbox 360
The Making Of: Peggle
1131d ago - A crucial catalyst for the game's success among core gamers has been the promotion it's enjoyed f... | Industry
What do you think of these PC games ported to console?
1170d ago - Console and PC games will always be at odds. What about those which are ported from PC to consol... | Culture
Best Kid-Friendly iPad And iPhone Games
1209d ago - Chris Buffa (Modojo): The iOS App Store is sort of like the Old West in the sense that no one rea... | iPhone
Five Games to Cool Down With
1211d ago - After a long, frustrating, or intense gameplay session with your favorite shooter or action game,... | PC
Top 10 Android Games Ever
1275d ago - Gaming Enthusiast: There are tons of great games for Android. The following are my top ten fav... | Android
Top 25 Games No iPhone Or iPad Owner Should Be Without
1469d ago - Chris Buffa (Modojo): The App Store has no shortage of quality video games, from intense tower de... | iPhone
Electronic Arts: One Step Closer To Mobile Industry Dominance (Modojo)
1548d ago - Chris Buffa (Modojo): If you questioned Electronic Arts' commitment to mobile gaming, today's muc... | iPhone
Steals: Console Gaming on the Cheap
1717d ago - College News: When it comes to plunking down your hard earned money for video games, patience is... | Xbox 360
Top 5 Pass-And-Play Games for iPhone
1743d ago - The Quality index highlights the best pass 'n' play games on iPhone, and sits back for the firewo... | iPhone
TGP: Top 3 Casual Games from PopCap Games
1858d ago - Are you tired of games stressing you out? Tired of always on the hunt for that next big thing? Th... | PC
Top Ten Downloadable Games This Generation... So Far
1860d ago - This console generation has seen the rise of digitally distributed content in a major way. Everyt... | Wii
6 best games to play when you're ill
1897d ago - Play-mag says: "Being ill isn't nice, but playing games can help you feel a bit better. Here's th... | PS3
Kinect: Top Five Xbox Live Games That Would Benefit From Motion Control (RunDLC)
1914d ago - RunDLC listed five games that it feels would be more enjoyable with Kinect support. The list inc... | Xbox 360
Strawdog Studios: Development Diary Part Three – The Long and Winding Road
1956d ago - Strawdog Studios: July 2008; We finally sign the contract (or contacts, there are 5 of them no... | PC
Top 10 Highest Rated Xbox 360 Arcade Games
1997d ago - Ve3tro writes: "Xbox 360 has quite a huge range of Arcade titles, we take a look at the high... | 2
The 23 Best XBLA Games
2018d ago - Gamepro writes: From addicting puzzle games like Peggle to Epic Games' exceptional 2D shooter Sha... | 2
This October's Releases For All Things PlayStation
Now - The spooky month of October is almost upon us and that means another calendar month of releases to feed our gamer appetites. We take a look at what... | Promoted post
PS3 needs Plants vs Zombies, Plants vs Zombies needs PS3
2056d ago - Play Mag says: "(In response to the fine reaction this post received the other day (oh... | 1, 12
GameStooge Awards 2009: Technical Awards, Part II
2095d ago - The 2009 GameStooge Awards continue with the fourth part of the Awards – the Technical category t... | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 12
TeamXbox: The 12 Games of Christmas 2009 - Day 5
2109d ago - TeamXbox writes: "Every year the holidays roll around, and you're stuck hanging out with fam... | 2
Xbox LIVE Xtival Details
2144d ago - The latest Xtival event – Microsoft's Xbox LIVE celebration designed to entice Xbox 360 newcomers... | 2
2152d ago - Everyone is roughly familiar with the history of video games and gamers. However, it was not unti... | 11
Page 1 Next page »


text:
Michael Appleton pictured as Portsmouth manager
David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458 / / U's News
WITH no new injury concerns Oxford United could name an unchanged starting line-up for the first time this season.
Head coach Michael Appleton praised the side who played well in a 1-0 defeat at Morecambe on Tuesday night.
With only long-term injured pair Ryan Clarke and Andy Whing in the treatment room, there is a strong chance the XI will be the same against Portsmouth this afternoon.
Appleton, who managed Pompey from 2011-12 said: "The lads did themselves the power of good.
"It's up to myself and the staff to see if there's anything Portsmouth can bring to the table that would worry me with the players we've got.
"If there isn't, then at times performances can pick themselves."
Pompey manager Andy Awford has made a minimum of four changes per game.
His large squad is boosted by the return of Adam Webster from suspension.
But forward Patrick Agyemang (hamstring), midfielder Wes Fogden (knee), defender Danny East (groin) and former U's striker Tom Craddock (knee) are out.
Oxford Utd: from G Long, Riley, Mullins, Wright, Newey, Collins, Ruffels, Rose, Hylton, Brown, Morris, Jakubiak, O'Dowda, Potter, Meades, Raynes, S Long, Hunt, Crocombe.
Portsmouth: from Jones, Devera, Chorley, Robinson, Shorey, Hollands, Dunne, Wallace, Westcarr, Holmes, Taylor, Atangana, Whatmaugh, Butler, Awford, Webster, Barcham, Storey, Wynter, Brezovan.
Do you want alerts delivered straight to your phone via our WhatsApp service? Text NEWS or SPORT or NEWS AND SPORT, depending on which services you want, and your full name to 07767 417704. Save our number into your phone's contacts as Oxford Mail WhatsApp and ensure you have WhatsApp installed.
Latest Sport news
Oxford United chairman calls on fans to keep derby buzz going
9:30am Thursday 8th October 2015
DARRYL Eales has a simple message for Oxford United's supporters in the wake of their derby victory – let's do it all again on Saturday.
ICE HOCKEY: New capture Ruzicka is set for debut
9:10am Thursday 8th October 2015
Oxford City Stars have bolstered their squad by signing Slovakian defenceman Boris Ruzicka.
ICE HOCKEY: Hedges is late hero as Stars pull off stunning comeback
9:00am Thursday 8th October 2015
OXFORD City Stars staged a superb third-period fightback from 4-2 down to beat Solent Devils 5-4 at Oxpens Road in English National League South 1.
HORSE RACING: Henrietta Knight reveals heartbreak in new book
8:30am Thursday 8th October 2015
HENRIETTA Knight has written for the first time about the death of her triple Cheltenham Gold cup winner Best Mate.
Deadline nearing for Oxfordshire Sports Awards nominations
8:00am Thursday 8th October 2015
NOMINATIONS for the 2015 Oxfordshire Sports Awards closes tomorrow.
RUGBY UNION: George Cullen in form as Oxford University triumph
7:00am Thursday 8th October 2015
OXFORD University fly-half George Cullen scored 21 points as they defeated University of Queensland 26-21 at Iffley Road.
RUGBY UNION: Witney to face Oxford University Greyhounds in county cup
6:40am Thursday 8th October 2015
WITNEY will take on Oxford University Greyhounds for a place in the first round of the Oxfordshire Cup.
ATHLETICS: James Bolton proves class above to conquer Hanney challenge
6:30am Thursday 8th October 2015
WOODSTOCK Harriers' James Bolton claimed victory in the Hanney five-mile road race.
ATHLETICS: Super Bonnie van Wilgenburg shines in Scottish trail tester
6:10am Thursday 8th October 2015
BONNIE van Wilgenburg admitted she exceeded her expectations by winning the Loch-Gu-Loch trail running event in Scotland.
SQUASH: Newcomer Oliver lands Oxfordshire title
6:00am Thursday 8th October 2015
Oliver Coulcher-Porter overcame the odds and a year's age gap to claim the under 11s title at the Oxfordshire Championships.
Promoted Stories
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
CereScan Management
The CereScan Leadership Team is composed of a talented group of individuals with years of experience in management, healthcare, and innovation. These leaders have been on the frontiers of business and technology their entire careers. Please check out their bios below and use the scroll arrows to see more.
John A. Kelley, Jr.Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
John A. Kelley, Jr., has been the Chairman and CEO of CereScan, a functional brain diagnostics company headquartered in Denver, Colorado since mid-2009. Previously, Mr. Kelley served as the Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of McDATA Corporation, a provider of storage networking and data infrastructure solutions until Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. acquired McDATA in early 2007. Prior to joining McDATA, he served as Executive Vice President of Networks at Qwest Communications International from July 2000 to December 2000, after Qwest acquired US West in 2000. He was the President of Wholesale Markets for US West from May 1998 to July 2000. From 1995 to April of 1998, Mr. Kelley served as Senior Vice-President and General Manager of Large Business and Government Accounts as well as President of the Federal Systems Group. Before his employment at US West, he was the Area President for Mead Corporations Southwest Region from 1991 to 1994 and Vice President and General Manager of the Industrial Products Division for Mead in 1995. He has held senior leadership positions at NBI Corp., Alcatel/Friden, and Xerox Corporation. Mr. Kelley has been a member of the board of directors of Polycom, Inc. (NASDAQ) since March of 2000 and currently serves as the Chair of the Nominating and Governance Committee. He is also on the Board of Directors of Emulex Corporation (NYSE), and began that assignment in 2014. His private company board work has included Aztek Networks, Stored IQ, Circadence Corporation, and 3 Leaf Networks. Additionally, he has participated at the board level on several local and national non-profits. Mr. Kelley holds a BS in Business Management from the University of Missouri, St. Louis. He has served in the US Army (1970-1972) and also played varsity baseball at the University of Missouri, Columbia.
T. Richard Fort, PhDChief Science Officer
T. Richard Fort, PhD is CereScan's Chief Science Officer. Dr. Fort became a member of the CereScan's Board of Directors in late 2011. He began his career in the space shuttle program at Kennedy Space Center where he worked in Human Resource Development with a focus on leadership and total quality management. After continuing his career in HR in the telecommunications industry for six years, Dr. Fort moved into the world of education when he bought a Sylvan Learning Center franchise. In 1995, he founded Education Sales Management (ESM), which was then a customer contact center serving only a handful of Sylvan Learning Centers in Colorado, but which quickly grew into the premier enrollment center for Sylvan franchisees across the nation. ESM branched into higher education and became the leading business process outsourcer for student lifecycle services, primarily in the areas of college admissions and student retention. Over 16 years ESM grew to $50M in revenue and 800 employees and was acquired by Xerox Corporation in July 2011. Dr. Fort's emphasis on building a winning environment and shaping a culture of excellence led ESM to be recognized as one of the Best Companies to Work For in Colorado and Ohio. Today, in addition to CereScan, Dr. Fort manages The Fort Knocks Company, a family holding company. He earned a BA in Psychology from Louisiana State University, an MS in Experimental Psychology from Northeast Louisiana University, and a PhD in Organizational Psychology at Walden University.
S. Gregory Hipskind, MD, PhDChief Medical Advisor
S. Gregory Hipskind, MD, PhD, is CereScan's Chief Medical Advisor and a noted traumatic and toxic brain injury expert who interprets the scans for patients and their physicians and clinicians. He also provides expert testimony for attorneys representing clients in brain injury litigation and frequently consults with clinicians and attorneys of patients with brain injuries throughout the U.S. Dr. Hipskind is a nationally recognized expert in using SPECT brain imaging to evaluate traumatic and toxic brain injuries including carbon monoxide poisoning. In 2008, he published "Recent Advances in Brain SPECT Imaging after Carbon Monoxide Poisoning" in the medical textbook, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. A residency-trained family physician, Dr. Hipskind is a Nuclear Neurologist who was certified by the American Academy of Brain Injury Specialists as a brain injury specialist in 2010. Since 2003, Dr. Hipskind has interpreted over 4,000 SPECT brain scans. He was a member of the New York Academy of Traumatic Brain Injury Association of America, the Colorado Brain Injury Association, and the Brain Injury Association of America. Dr. Hipskind lectures extensively throughout the U.S. for numerous groups of physicians, teachers, and other professionals regarding the role of brain SPECT imaging in the assessment and rehabilitation of brain injuries and the proper diagnosis and treatment of ADHD. Additionally, he has developed educational programs that teach clinicians how to effectively incorporate functional brain imaging into their clinical practices. Dr. Hipskind has appeared on Nightline with Tom Snyder, Dr. Phil, Evening Magazine, The Truth About Drugs with Leeza Gibbons, a national documentary on the effects of drugs on teenage brain health, and numerous other television and radio programs.
Bradford K. AmmanChief Financial Officer
Bradford K. Amman is CereScan's Chief Financial Officer. From June 2006 to December 2010, Mr. Amman served in various financial and operational roles including the Chief Financial Officer, VP Finance, Secretary, and Treasurer of LifeVantage Corporation, a scientifically-based and publically-held dietary supplement company. Prior to joining LifeVantage, Mr. Amman provided CFO-level financial consulting services to a unique client base within the hospitality, lodging, e-commerce, transportation, and manufacturing industries. Mr. Amman served as Vice President, Finance and Administration and Treasurer of SKYDEX Technologies, Inc. in Denver and has served in various senior-level financial and accounting roles within the manufacturing and telecom industries. Mr. Amman received his BS in Accounting from the University of Denver and his MBA from the University of Notre Dame.
Shane QuintChief Technology Officer
Shane Quint is CereScan's Chief Technology Officer. He received his degree in Computer Science in 1985 and gained employment with Electronic Data Systems as a Systems Engineer. Over the next five years, Mr. Quint honed his software development and database technology skills working for Burlington Northern Railroad and through other consulting projects. In 1995, Mr. Quint founded Quint Consulting Services, Inc., where he built a successful information technology consulting practice specializing in web and database technologies. Some of Quint Consulting Services' notable clients included Kroger, United Artists Theaters, The Shane Company, Level 3 Communications, US West, and Colorado Prepaid Tuition. In 2005, Mr. Quint joined Education Sales Management (ESM) as VP of Technology and later Chief Technology Officer where he was in charge of all aspects of information technology including software development, infrastructure, and call center technology. Mr. Quint is an investor in CereScan and began consulting with the company on various projects in 2012. In April 2014, he joined the company full time as CTO.
Brett W. GreenVP, Forensics Services
Brett W. Green, Esq. is Vice President of Forensics Services at CereScan. He joined CereScan in February 2012 and provides consultative and support services to the legal community. Most recently, Mr. Green was a Senior Analyst and Supervisor at a consulting firm contracted by one of the nation's largest mortgage services to review and analyze its residential foreclosure proceedings for compliance with federal and state laws. Previously, Mr. Green served as the Chief Compliance Officer and general counsel to a Denver-based, publicly-traded, closed-end mutual fund and its investment advisor. In this capacity, his work included dealing with state and federal securities regulators while conducting private securities offerings and registered public offerings. Mr. Green earned his BA in Psychology from Vanderbilt University and his JD from the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law.
Scott WildayMedical Relations Manager
Scott Wilday is CereScan's Medical Relations Manager. Mr. Wilday is a mobile start-up enthusiast specializing in healthcare technology. He started his career at iTriage, a patient-centric symptom checker that helps people find the appropriate healthcare provider. From there, he worked with AppIt Ventures as a strategy consultant for local mobile start-up companies. Recently, he was the Co-Founder and Principal of iC3D Health, a mobile application developer for healthcare education and marketing. Currently, he is responsible for developing and managing provider relations at CereScan. Mr. Wilday received his BS in Business and Communications from Chapman University where he played lacrosse for four years.
Garrett BussiereNeurosciences Manager
Garrett Bussiere is the Neurosciences Manager at CereScan. He has taken on multiple roles within the company including managing the research and marketing departments as well as assisting with various clinical services. Garrett earned his BA from the University of California at Berkeley in Neuroscience and wrote his thesis on Neuroethics and Cognitive Neuroscience. After competing professionally with the St. Louis Cardinals and later working in both the medical and educational fields, he authored Clarity Amid the Confusion, a book on cognitive restoration following traumatic brain injury. Garrett joined the CereScan team full time in November 2013.


text:
Dual Birthday Cake
- Uploaded By lifeisgood
- 2010-02-21 04:58:09
This customer has 2 children with birthdays one week apart. She wanted 1 cake for both. The little boy turning 3 loves dragons and knights and the little girl turning 5 loves anything princess and pink. I divided the cake in half and made one side hers and one side his!
No Comments Yet
Login To Leave A Comment


text:
Be the first to like this
Published on
We presented our work on enabling geo-science experiments in Microsoft Azure with Microsoft Trident during CloudFutures 2011 workshop. These slides discusses how we ran Weather Research Forecast model in Windows Azure and how we are planning to use our framework to run large number of small jobs in Windows Azure.
Clipping is a handy way to collect important slides you want to go back to later.


text:
|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Apr 30, 1985
|Filing date
|Dec 9, 1983
|Priority date
|Feb 8, 1982
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Daniel S. Cvacho
|Original Assignee
|Cvacho Daniel S
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (35), Classifications (8), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a division of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 346,586, filed Feb. 8, 1982 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,446,714.
This invention relates to methods of necking-in and flanging tubular members such as can body members and, in particular, to the necking-in and flanging such members which have body walls of constant thickness.
Heretofore it has been known to neck in tubular bodies such as can ends and then outwardly flange the end of the body so as to receive a can end thereon of smaller diameter than a body wall which has not been necked-in. A major problem has existed in the known prior art techniques, namely, wrinkling of the neck of the container. Thus, existing can body manufacturing typically requires a thickened neck structure for the can so that it will not wrinkle in forming the end. Previous minimum wall thickness in the region of the can to be necked-in was about 0.007-0.0075 inches. With the present invention and method of forming, a uniform thickness for the region to be necked-in and the remainder of the body wall of the container of 0.005 inches is possible without wrinkling.
Another problem of the prior art which was inherent because of the first problem was how to obtain a plurality of closely-spaced successively necked-in portions for a container body wall on an economical basis. With the increased thicknesses required in the prior art techniques at the location of the necked-in area, the costs were prohibitive and/or the wrinkling excessive.
In accordance with the present invention the foregoing shortcomings and limitations of the known prior art methods of manufacture are effectively overcome in the practice of the present invention. In particular, the methods of the present invention include the insertion of a pilot die into a cylindrical tubular member to be necked and the contacting of the exterior surface of the tubular member with a ring necking die. As the actual necking-in occurs, the direction of movement of the pilot die is reversed so that the pilot die and the ring necking die are concurrently moving in opposite directions. The pilot die not only provides an anvil or back up for the ring necking die but also functions to smooth out the necked-in area of the tubular member. With this method repetitive or successive necked-in end portions of container body wall may be formed. Moreover, they may all be formed from a necked-in thickness equal to the remainder of the body wall in the order of magnitude of 0.005 inches.
Another feature of the present invention is the process of relubricating the necked-in areas of the container body wall on a continuous in-line basis after the initial necking-in operation. In particular, the can body to be relubricated following at least one necking-in operation is transferred to an intermediate work station, such as a star wheel. An oil containing member that receives oil at its surface by capillary action is positioned in the path of movement of the can body. As the can body contacts the oil containing member it begins to rotate. The oil containing member is made sufficiently long so that the entire circumference of the can body is contacted and thereby oiled. The can body is then returned in-line for a subsequent necking-in operation or flanging operation.
The inherent advantages and improvements of the present invention will become more readily apparent by reference to the following detailed description of the invention and by reference to the following drawings:
FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of the necking-in and flanging apparatus of the present invention with a built up frame assembly having three necking-in stations and one roll flanging station;
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view similar to FIG. 1 with portions removed;
FIG. 3 is a left end elevational view of the apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary side elevational view taken in vertical cross section illustrating the necking-in apparatus used in the practice of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged fragmentary side elevational view taken in vertical cross section illustrating the right end portion of the apparatus of FIG. 4;
FIGS. 6-13 are elevational views which illustrate schematically in vertical cross section successive positions of a pilot die and a ring necking die in effecting necking-in of a can body in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 11a is an elevational view in phantom of a modified pilot die especially useful for a stripping operation beginning in the FIG. 11 position;
FIG. 14 is an elevational view similar to FIG. 13 but illustrating the forming dies for making two successive necked-in portions;
FIG. 15 is an elevational view similar to FIG. 13 but illustrating the forming dies for making three successive necked-in portions;
FIG. 16 is a front elevational view of a typical cam used to control the forming dies;
FIG. 17 is a side elevational view of the cam of FIG. 16;
FIG. 18 is a fragmentary, front elevational view of a relubricating device; and
FIG. 19 is a side elevational view of the relubricating device of FIG. 18.
Referring now to FIG. 1 of the drawings there is illustrated a can necking-in apparatus indicated generally at 20 supported on a base or ground engaging structure 22 with suitable vibration absorbing supports or pads 23 at the bottom thereof. A feature of the invention is to bolt each section of the apparatus to the floor as a separate unit whereby one, two or three necked-in portions may be formed on a container. Thus, a plurality of stations are indicated generally by the numerals 26 for an infeed station, a first necking-in station 28, a second necking-in station 30, a third necking-in station 32, a spin flanging station 34, and an outfeed station 36. Stations 30 and 32 are optional and, if neither of them were used, spin flanging section 34 would abut the first necking-in station 28. The finished necking-in apparatus 20 customarily is provided with doors 38 openable by handles 40 in the event of a malfunction of the apparatus and provided with transparent windows 42 to observe the operation and any malfunction that may occur.
In conventional manner insofar as the present invention is concerned, containers are fed into the apparatus by a can end feed conveyor 44 and removed at a can outfeed station 36 by an outfeed conveyor 46. The apparatus may also be provided with a suitable control panel 48 which is also conventional as far as this invention is concerned.
Referring now to FIG. 2 the essential operational portion of FIG. 1 is illustrated with the doors removed to further illustrate a random pickup mechanism 50 at the infeed station 26. This random pickup mechanism receives the cans as delivered by the infeed conveyor 44 and transfers them to an infeed star wheel 52 which in turn transfers the cans to a first necking-in turret 54. After the first necking-in operation is performed in a manner to be described hereinafter, the cans are transferred to a transfer star wheel 56 and thence to the next station which will either be a spin flanging station or a second necking-in turret 58 when at least two necking-in portions are to be provided for a container.
In similar fashion after the second necking-in operation has been completed, the cans are then transferred to a transfer star wheel 60 and thence to either the spin flanging turret or a third necking-in turret 62 if a third necked-in portion is to be provided. In the latter event, the cans are again necked-in and the cans then transferred to transfer star wheel 64 for presentation to the spin flanging turret 66. One end of the container is flanged in this station 34 so that it will receive a can end after which the can is transferred to transfer star wheel 68 and then to the outfeed conveyor 46 for further treatment of the container.
FIG. 3 illustrates another desirable feature of the invention, namely, to have the necking-in and flanging operations performed closely adjacent an accessible side of the machine so that in the event of a jam or malfunction, the malformed or jammed containers may be easily removed to permit continued operation. In this instance the cans pass closely adjacent to the front of the apparatus. Thus, FIG. 3 illustrates a cantilevered portion 70 of the apparatus and the positioning of the end feed mechanism closely adjacent doors 38 whereby access to a malfunction is most convenient.
Reference is now made to FIGS. 4 and 5 which illustrate in greater detail the actual mechanism for necking-in the containers or cylindrical objects of the present invention. In these figures, a necking-in spindle is indicated generally at 72 for the double acting die forming mechanism, one of which is located at each indexed position of the rotary turrets in the necking-in stations 28, 30 and 32. A similar arrangement is provided for the spin flanging spindles positioned at each indexed position of the spin flanging turret 66 at station 34. Only the necking-in spindles are illustrated since the spin flanging of spindles may be conventional insofar as this invention is concerned.
A can body is shown in phantom at 74 immediately adjacent the necking-in spindle 72. A centrally located pilot die is indicated generally at 76 and a ring necking die is indicated generally at 78. The pilot die 76 is mounted on and moves under the influence of a central slide member 80 which is actuated by a pilot die cam 82 indicated in phantom in FIG. 4. Also in that figure, cam followers 84 are provided with abutment members 86 on a common shaft which engage the central slide member 80 and impart reciprocating motion thereto in accordance with the contour of cam 82. Cam 82 is rotary and will be discussed more fully in connection with FIGS. 16 and 17. The ring necking die 78 is held by a ring die holder member 88 which in turn is bolted to an external slide member 90 which is concentrically mounted with respect to the central slide member 80. The external slide member 90 is also reciprocated in accordance with the contour of a rotary ring die cam 92 which is also shown in phantom in FIG. 4. The rotary ring die cam 92 has cam follower members 94 engageable with a yoke member 96 at the rear of external slide member 90.
Reference is now made to FIGS. 6 through 13 for a description of the motions imparted to the centrally located pilot die 76 and the ring necking die 78. The FIGS. 6 through 13 show progressively indexed positions for the first necking-in turret mechanism 54 at station 28 of FIG. 2. In the FIG. 6 position can 74 is suitably positioned and held adjacent the necking in spindle and this may include vacuum means on the base of the container 74. In this position, compressed air is introduced through aperture 98 of pilot die 76 as indicated by arrows, and both the pilot die 76 and necking-in die 78 start to advance toward the open end of container 74. The relative advancement of the pilot die 76 is greater than that of the necking-in die so that by the indexed position illustrated in FIG. 7 the pilot die has been inserted into the open end of the container while both dies continue to advance.
In the FIG. 8 position, the external can engaging necking-in portion 102 on the ring necking die has actually started the necking-in operation and the pilot die has begun moving in a reverse direction concurrently with the movement downwardly of the necking-in die 78. Thus, the pilot die is redirecting the tip or edge of can 74 as the necking-in operation proceeds.
The aforementioned motion continues through the position illustrated in FIG. 9 as the ring necking die's inward movement is sustained so as to neck-in the upper marginal edge of the container while the pilot die continues its outward movement thereby pulling metal to simulate a pull or draw necking operation. In other words, the pilot die 76 helps to pull the metal of the container 74 around the curved formation 102 of the necking die as it necks inwardly the portion 104.
In the FIG. 10 position, both the ring necking-in die 78 and the pilot die 76 have come to a stop at the end of the necking operation. Preferably there is a stoppage of movement of the ring necking die 78 slightly before the stoppage of movement of pilot die 76.
In the FIG. 11 position, both the ring necking die 78 and pilot die 76 reverse their direction of movements so that the ring necking die 78 is moving outwardly while the pilot die 76 is moving back into the container to help strip the can from the ring necking die.
In the FIG. 12 position, the container 74 has been completely stripped from the ring necking-in die 78 and the pilot die 76 is now pulled out from the container using the compressed air through aperture 98 as an aid in this removal operation. In the position shown in FIG. 13, both dies are now back at their starting position and the can has been necked in at 104 and is ready to be processed further.
The aforementioned process eliminates wrinkled necks and permits the can end to be necked-in with the same thickness in the neck as in the lower portion of the bodywall. It also allows the use of necking radii which are larger than normal to give a stronger neck. It allows a necking-in operation of an approximately 10� die angle which combines with the same metal thickness in the body and neck to give greater columnar strength. Because of the latter, a thinner wall capacity is possible in this operation.
FIG. 11a illustrates a modification of the structure of the external wall of the pilot die 76. Thus, there is illustrated a slight overhang or shoulder 100 to provide an abutment engageable with the upper end of the container 104 when in the FIG. 11 position to further aid the stripping the container 74 from the ring necking die 78.
When a second necked-in portion at 104 is desired on a container 74, the ring necking die 78 is provided with a pair of can engaging necking-in portions 102 as is illustrated in FIG. 14. The centrally located pilot die 76 is provided with a slightly smaller diameter to compensate for the twin can engaging necking-in portions 102.
Similarly, when it is desired to provide three necked-in portions, the ring necking die 78 is provided with three can engaging necking-in portions 102 such as is illustrated in FIG. 15 in order to produce three necked-in portions 104 on the can body 74 as is illustrated in FIG. 15. Again the diameter of the centrally located pilot die 76 is made to correspond with the inner diameter of the ring necking die 78. In each instance the twice necked-in container or the thrice necked-in container goes through the steps as illustrated sequentially in FIGS. 6 through 13 as described previously. In this manner, it is possible to produce finished containers with smaller diameter container ends and since the can end is made thicker than the body wall of the container, it results in substantial monetary savings. For example, it is possible to go from an end size of 0.211 inches to 0.209 inches and to 0.2075 inches, as desired, with sequential necking-in operations.
The rotary cam itself is illustrated in FIGS. 16 and 17 as indicated generally by the numeral 82. Both cam 82 and cam 92 may take the form as illustrated in these figures. Thus, there is illustrated a rise portion 112 on the cam, a rear dwell portion 114, a fall 116, and a forward dwell, if any, 118. The cam may be secured in place by the use of a groove 120 shown in FIG. 17, so that the cam may be retained in position with suitable clamp clips.
Reference is now made to FIGS. 18 and 19 which illustrate a relubrication device between successive necking-in stations or between the necking-in station and the spin flanging station. the relubrication device is indicated generally at 122 and is shown to comprise an L-shaped bracket 124 which has a pivotal mounting 126 for an applicator support 128. An applicator in the form of a felt runner 130 is received within applicator support 128 which transmits lubrication in the form of oil or the like to its surface by capillary action.
A lubricator adjustment 132 is spring-loaded by means of spring 134 in order to bias or move the applicator support and thereby applicator 130 into the path of cans 74. The cans roll in a clockwise direction in FIG. 18 upon contact with the felt runner 130 when the transfer star wheel rotates in a counter-clockwise direction. The felt runner 130 is made sufficiently long to effect rotation of the can for a linear distance greater than its circumference so that the entire external cylindrical surface in the necked-in area of the can is relubricated. Oil or other lubrication is provided through a supply line 136 and the felt runner or felt wick is retained by retaining screws 138 shown more clearly in FIG. 19. An excess lubrication drain line 140 is shown in FIG. 18 with an elbow 142 at the end thereof. The elbow may be adjusted in position so as to control the amount of lubrication returned. A lubricator remover screw 140 permits the re-lubricating device 122 to be quickly mounted and dismounted from the apparatus.
Previous to this invention, it was virtually impossible to have a necked-in thickness less than about 0.007 inches, but in accordance with the present invention, the body wall may approximate a substantially constant 0.005 inches. The invention permits necking-in of the container wall by a simulated draw necking operation which eliminates wrinkled necks.
While the invention has been illustrated and described with respect to preferred embodiments thereof, it will be recognized that the invention may be otherwise variously embodied and practiced within the scope of the claims which follow.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Feb 3, 1975
|Oct 5, 1976
|National Can Corporation
|Method and apparatus for necking and flanging containers
|Title not available
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Sep 30, 1992
|Mar 29, 1994
|Reynolds Metals Company
|Method for necking containers
|Nov 23, 1993
|Nov 28, 1995
|Ball Corporation
|Method and apparatus for performing multiple necking operations on a container body
|Dec 13, 1996
|Jun 23, 1998
|Gombas; Laszlo A.
|Article processing machine
|Oct 22, 1998
|Jul 11, 2000
|Crown Cork & Seal Technologies Corporation
|Method and apparatus for closely coupling machines used for can making
|Feb 1, 1999
|Aug 1, 2000
|Crown Cork & Seal Technologies Corporation
|Apparatus and method for necking container ends
|Nov 12, 1998
|Jan 2, 2001
|Delaware Capital Formation, Inc.
|Single cam container necking apparatus and method
|Apr 25, 2000
|Jun 5, 2001
|Crown Cork & Seal Technologies Corporation
|Method and apparatus for closely coupling machines used for can making
|Jan 8, 1998
|Jul 10, 2001
|Coors Brewing Company
|Necking apparatus support
|Apr 24, 2008
|Aug 10, 2010
|Crown, Packaging Technology, Inc.
|Container manufacturing process having front-end winder assembly
|Apr 24, 2008
|Aug 31, 2010
|Crown, Packaging Technology, Inc
|Systems and methods for monitoring and controlling a can necking process
|Oct 17, 2006
|Oct 26, 2010
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for trimming a can
|Mar 28, 2007
|Feb 15, 2011
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for bottle recirculation
|Mar 28, 2007
|Mar 15, 2011
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Apparatus for threading cans
|Jan 15, 2010
|Apr 5, 2011
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for bottle recirculation
|Sep 28, 2010
|May 31, 2011
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for trimming a can
|Dec 22, 2006
|Jun 21, 2011
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Apparatus for can expansion
|Apr 24, 2008
|Aug 16, 2011
|Crown, Packaging Technology, Inc.
|Apparatus for rotating a container body
|Apr 24, 2008
|Aug 21, 2012
|Crown Packaging Technology, Inc.
|Adjustable transfer assembly for container manufacturing process
|Jul 10, 2009
|Oct 30, 2012
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Dual ram assembly for necker machine
|Apr 24, 2008
|Jun 18, 2013
|Crown Packaging Technology, Inc.
|Distributed drives for a multi-stage can necking machine
|Jun 18, 2013
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Lubrication applicator for can processing machine
|Feb 24, 2010
|Jun 18, 2013
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Quick change for transfer starwheel
|Feb 10, 2011
|Aug 13, 2013
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Apparatus for threading cans
|Aug 9, 2007
|Nov 26, 2013
|Frattini S.P.A. Construzioni Meccaniche
|Apparatus for forming metal container comprising one or more devices that are electronically coordinated to perform operations of local and/or extensive deformation of metal containers
|Apr 24, 2008
|Dec 10, 2013
|Crown Packaging Technology, Inc.
|High speed necking configuration
|Feb 23, 2010
|Dec 31, 2013
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Key for quick change for turret pocket
|Jul 10, 2009
|Jan 14, 2014
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Self compensating sliding air valve mechanism
|Feb 24, 2010
|May 27, 2014
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Can processing machine with cantilever design
|Feb 12, 2013
|Aug 4, 2015
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Can processing machine with cantilever design
|Feb 24, 2010
|Aug 26, 2010
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Can processing machine with cantilever design
|Feb 23, 2010
|Aug 26, 2010
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Lubrication applicator for can processing machine
|Sep 23, 1994
|Jul 5, 1995
|Ball Corporation
|Method and apparatus for performing multiple necking operations on a container body
|Mar 18, 1996
|Apr 16, 1997
|Delaware Capital Formation, Inc.
|Modular base can processing equipment
|Apr 24, 2009
|Oct 29, 2009
|Crown Packaging Technology, Inc.
|High speed necking configuration
|Feb 23, 2010
|Sep 2, 2010
|Belvac Production Machinery, Inc.
|Lubrication mechanism for can processing machine
|U.S. Classification
|72/43, 413/1, 413/69
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Nov 29, 1988
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Apr 30, 1989
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Aug 29, 1989
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
Free format text: IN 1104 OG 29


text:
Jerry Mosey, ASSOCIATED PRESS
It's not foresight.
I'm just a pack rat.
I hold onto stuff for so long that it sometimes becomes incredibly valuable.
I'm talking here about the cassette tape of my 1980 interview with author Wallace Stegner about Mormons and writing.
I tossed that cassette tape in a box with 50 other tapes.
Last night it surfaced.
I played it.
It's a gem.
In 1980, Stegner was the Grand Master of Western writing — a true sage among the sagebrush. He was raised in Utah and went to school here. He was our favorite son. And since his death, his legacy has grown.
I met him in his room at the old Hotel Utah where he was working on a speech. I stayed too long and said too much. And I peppered him with too many questions about Mormons and writing. But he kept answering them.
Why aren't there more first-rate Mormon novelists? I asked.
"The luck of the draw," he said. "Here in the West we feel inferior and unappreciated. I don't think we should feel inferior, but we should feel unappreciated."
He counseled patience.
"Historically, every regional society in America has gone through a period of consolidation," he said. "That's the way it happened in New England, in the South, in the Midwest. It's just a question of waiting. My feeling is the closed society feel of Utah is diminishing."
And when LDS fiction finally does fully emerge, what would it look like?
"My guess is when Utah fiction arrives at its full stature, it may be less orthodox than some in authority would like," he said. "But I don't expect decadent fiction. This is a very moral state and even in its rebellion it's going to be moral … but fiction, by the kind of truths it has to get at, has to risk a lot. And when you're working from within a faith, you have to be willing to risk a little bit."
And who will be taking those risks?
"A lot of great Catholic literature was written by people who had fallen off the wagon and then found their way back on," he said.
He suspected some excellent Mormon fiction would come from the same type of folks.
As for themes, he said, he didn't expect epic writing to dominate. "It's generally family quarrels and discontents that make fiction," he said.
Then he said something I'd never heard.
He said the South produced great writers because its sin of slavery created a heightened sense of right and wrong, good and evil. He said we Utahns may damage the land beyond repair. Then we'd have a sin that would produce world-class novels.
For me, the Hotel Utah has been the site of many memories, but my interview with Wallace Stegner stands out.
I can still see him sitting in that fancy, delicate chair by the window in his suite, looking down at the street below and smiling.
He loved Utah and Salt Lake City.
And he loved the Mormons.
He just didn't love those big, granite planters that used to line Main Street.
He said they reminded him of monuments to the Soviet Worker.
Jerry Johnston is a former Deseret News staff writer. "New Harmony" appears every other week in Mormon Times. Email: email@example.com
- LDS couple leads New York 'MTC,' preparing...
- Newly released Mormon Message offers counsel...
- Wright Words: BYU QB Taysom Hill talks about...
- Provo's Waffle Love made time for church...
- 'God bless the military' sign can...
- Major LDS growth in Africa unaffected by...
- The brave man who may have risked his life in...
- Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings University of...
- Wright Words: BYU QB Taysom Hill talks... 45
- Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings... 41
- Major LDS growth in Africa unaffected... 15
- Positive developments for LDS blacks... 14
- 'God bless the military'... 14
- Chicago archbishop calls for tough gun... 12
- Friday Minute: What to do when critics... 11
- The brave man who may have risked his... 9


text:
Search text must be between 2 and 255 characters.
Charles Dickens
This chapter is one of character portrayal. Here the reader meets Mrs. Sparsit, a member of the ancient Powler stock. A widow left penniless by her spendthrift former husband, she serves as Bounderby's housekeeper. Depicted as a contrast to her employer, she does not contradict Bounderby to his face; however, she despises him for the uncouth person that he is. Here, too, the reader sees being planted the seeds of Bounderby's intentions of marrying Louisa. He hopes that Sissy will not corrupt Louisa, but that Louisa will be good for Sissy. The chapter concludes with Sissy's being told that she is ignorant and must forget the stories of Fairies and Fancy that she has read to her father.
Chapters 5-6
Chapter 8
Pop Quiz!


text:
Hello. I write and draw. I muse and live. I'm not picky about whom to friend, but if you're only here to read my writings, please head directly to pratzfic .
About Me
Profile Layout | DeviantArt | Y!Gallery | FFN |
Credit for the dorky Ichigo mood theme goes to raynos
Diciannove is nineteen in Italian. It is the text displayed on the head crest of Athrun Zala's ZGMF-X19A Infinite Justice Gundam. It is also the date of my birthday. :)
Some changes have been made to LiveJournal, and we hope you enjoy them! As we continue to improve the site on a daily basis to make your experience here better and faster, we would greatly appreciate your feedback about these changes. Please let us know what we can do for you!


text:
Respond to Review of Sen Quan Chay
by mybalo
Review: I was thoroughly happy with my first visit to Sen Quan Chay until I was presented with the bill. They charged 5,000 dong more than what was printed on the menu. When I asked why, they said prices were higher at the market today. I had no problem with that, but said that if they were going to charge more they had to tell customers in advance. They disagreed. I told them that I would never return there, and I won't. If you do go, be sure to ask the price of each item you order in order to avoid surprises.
You must login to post a response
Login | Register (see member benefits)
Login | Register (see member benefits)


text:
Criminal Minds Spoilers
A promo for next week's all-new Criminal Minds hints at major trouble for Morgan. Did he advocate for the wrong prisoner?
Posted in: Criminal Minds
Rachel Nichols Speaks on Criminal Minds Role
Rachel Nichols is in a tough spot coming to Criminal Minds. Replacing A.J. Cook won't be easy, but she's excited for the potential of her role and for the audience to see how it plays out.
Adrianne Palicki Speaks on Criminal Minds Role
Adrianne Palicki is coming to Criminal Minds in the near future. Here's what she has to say about that role.
Criminal Minds Promo: "What Happens at Home"
Rachel Nichols makes her debut on one of TV's top crime dramas this week. Check out the first promo for this week's Criminal Minds now.
Will Criminal Minds Kill Off Prentiss?
A.J. Cook's J.J. was written off Criminal Minds already this season. Paget Brewster's Prentiss is likely to be next. Read on for more details.
Rachel Nichols on Criminal Minds: First Look
Rachel Nichols makes her debut on Criminal Minds December 8. Here's a look at her character, Ashley.
Criminal Minds Promo: "Into the Woods"
In this promo for next week's Criminal Minds, we see the team heading into the wilderness to track down the UnSub. Watch it now.
Criminal Minds Promo: "Reflection of Desire"
Here's a promo for next week's Criminal Minds, "Reflection of Desire." Looks like another intense hour of TV.


text:
Description: reposed
Image was hearted from r-eposed.tumblr.com
Other images from this site
amandabreathes was first to heart it
6 people have hearted this image
You might like these too
Now available in your language!Use in your language! Go back to English
Other images from this site
You might like these too
Sign in with Facebook or Twitter to start your gallery.
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with TwitterDon't have Twitter or Facebook? Skip this step!


text:
Registration takes less than 1 minute.
The builders of the new locks will reinforce the sills in all the locks, even where no leaks observed, and still expect to meet their April 2016 deadline, according to a statement from the Panama Canal Authority.
After the seasonal suspension of the alliance's transpacific CC2 service, G6-operated loops from Asia to the West Coast of North America will deploy 7 percent less capacity in the trade.
According to BlueWater Reporting's Port Dashboard Tool two services currently connect Laem Chabang and Africa, meaning CMA CGM's ASEA loop will become the third once it adds a call there in October.
No sighting of lifeboat yet as multiple aircraft and ships search the area for TOTE Maritime Puerto Rico ship and crew.
Rep. Stephen Fincher, R-Tenn., introduced a bill that would restore Ex-Im Bank's operations and include various reforms, but will require a "discharge process" to reach the House floor for a vote.
The company's minority investment in e-commerce specialist Ally Commerce Inc. is more about research than revenues, according to Rimas Kapeskas, head of UPS's strategic enterprise fund.


text:
Yankee Stadium Neighborhood Businesses Still Hurting
Merchants on 161st Street in the Bronx are expecting this year's holiday shopping season to be dismal, after seeing sales sag ever since the new Yankee Stadium opened more than a year and a half ago.
Local store owners won't even have the uptick in sales that accompanies a Yankees World Series win, as fans return to the neighborhood to buy souvenirs for holiday gifts. Mike Hong runs D&J Variety Store and says last Christmas gave them a good boost.
"We sold a lot of World Series Championship T-shirts, key chains, pins, pennants," says Hong. "But this year, we lost, and I don't see any coming back, you know?"
The 2009 World Series victory helped keep the merchants afloat, who say business dramatically slumped right after the new Yankee Stadium opened in April of that year. WNYC reported last fall that the new stadium came with dozens of competing businesses and a new MetroNorth stop that diverted foot traffic away from 161st Street. Hong says his business is down 30 percent since the new stadium opened.
But some local business advocates say merchants haven't figured out how to capitalize on the new situation, like the special events Yankee Stadium hosts off-season. Cary Goodman heads the 161st Street Business Improvement District and says merchants should stock their stores with products targeting those events.
"The Yankee Stadium venue is a world-class venue, and it's going to attract world-class events — concerts, football, hockey and the like," says Goodman. "And each of these has a different constituency. And they're also consumers for different products."
Yet since it opened, the stadium has hosted only one boxing match, one football game and two rock concerts. Merchants like Abdul Traore says it's too expensive to stock their stores with new products just for a one-day event.
Traore manages Jeans Plus, a discount Yankee souvenir store. He says business went down almost 60 percent when the new stadium opened, and it's even worse this year.
"We're scared because if the business is going down, owner is not happy. I'm the manager, I'm not happy. The employees are not happy because you got to cut people's hours," says Traore.
Some employees at Jeans Plus have seen their hours slashed. Traore says the store tried to boost holiday business this year by starting Black Friday sales before Thanksgiving and stocking up with more non-Yankee clothing. But he says he's not optimistic the store will recover much by year's end.


text:
Coming up in the next {{countdown}} {{countdownlbl}}
Coming up next:
Skip to this video now
Now Playing:
Play Video
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
Creative Exec Behind 'Frozen' Reveals Secrets for Inspiration
Ed Catmull is the president of Disney Animation Studios and Pixar.
8 Secrets of Pixar's Success
Fast Company's rare look inside Pixar
Inside Disney Pixar, Home of the 'Brave'
A private tour of the fun house where the Oscar-nominated animated blockbuster was made.
Making of Pixar's 'Brave'
"Nightline" anchor Bill Weir takes a scooter ride tour through the studio.
Kids become Pixar cartoon heroes
Now Playing: 8 Secrets of Pixar's Success
Now Playing: Inside Disney Pixar, Home of the 'Brave'
Now Playing: Making of Pixar's 'Brave'
Now Playing: The Risks of Leaving Your Keyless Ignition Car Running
Now Playing: How This Child with Autism Was Able to Recover With Therapy
Now Playing: Oregon Student Said She Played Dead to Survive College Shooting
Now Playing: What's Next for Lady Antebellum After the End of Their Tour
Now Playing: Baseball Fans Worry Over Supposed Taylor Swift 'Curse'
Now Playing: Oregon College Shooting: More Details Emerge on Gunman
Now Playing: How This Family Became Millionaires Through Vlogging
Now Playing: Dogs Compete in California Surf Competition
Now Playing: Multiple Casualties Reported in Oregon Community College Shooting
Now Playing: How This Pastor Wants to Make Going to Church Cool
Now Playing: The Mystery Woman Behind Donald Trump
Now Playing: Meet Police Offers Trained to Respond to Mental Illness Calls
Now Playing: Why 'The Walk' Star Joseph Gordon-Levitt Is 'Uncomfortable' With Fame
Now Playing: Inside a Peru Hotel Suspended on the Edge of a Cliff
Now Playing: On a Mental Health Call With Trained Texas Police Officers
Now Playing: Oklahoma Man Fights Death Sentence Day Before Execution Date
Now Playing: Meet the Smokejumpers: Wildfire Fighters Who Jump Out of Planes
Now Playing: Inside Amy Robach's Fight For Her Life Against Cancer
Now Playing: The Shocking Dangers of High School Football
Now Playing: {{itm.title}}


text:
Jul 29, 2005 5:22PM PST
OMFG i just saw that movie Stealth today in the theater..HOLY **** the effects are mind bogling and the story is very interesting. If your have ever played Ace Combat 4 or 5 you might know the X-02, the planes are like that and the ai's plane is UNBELIEVABLE!!!! It performs like a UFO, in a dogfight with a SU-37 it fliped in a way unspeakable. YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS MOVIE ASAP!!!!!!!!!! Those planes just went to afterburner and it hit mach1, mach2, mach3, mach4 like nothing :0 :) :-)
Comments (9)
What...Posted: Aug 01, 2005 12:00AM PST by jvfreak1989
is this movie about? In the commercial it's not really clear. I have yet to see it.
I'll probablyPosted: Aug 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by rough_n_stuff
wait for it on DVD, havent been much in the mood to go to the movies lately...
ok ok okPosted: Aug 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by fanboyhater67
I will see it tommorow.....Only cause you said it was good
huh?Posted: Aug 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by candyworld
you found it good? huh for some reason i think it will be crap but thats me and also i havent seen the movie so i'll reserve judgement....
Sorry I liedPosted: Aug 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by fanboyhater67
I still havn't seen it but I will.......
ThanksPosted: Aug 11, 2005 12:00AM PST by SesameChicken
Thanks for your review (well, judgment, at least) on Stealth! I was wondering if I should see it, and now I definitely will! If I find it good enough, it can join my limited UMD movie collection, along with Advent Children (which will start my collection as soon as it comes out in September!).
yeaPosted: Aug 17, 2005 12:00AM PST by xoxmidnightxox
sounds cool... ill be sure to check it out... queens huh? i live in queens as well


text:
Hardy, perennial, and herbaceous. This is one of the finest subjects for autumn flowering. The whole plant, which stands nearly 3ft. high, is stately and distinct (Fig. 2); the leaves are dark green, large, deeply cut and veined, of good substance, and slightly drooping. The flowers are a fine blue (a colour somewhat scarce in our gardens at that season), irregularly arranged on very stout stems; in form they exactly resemble a monk's hood, and the manner in which they are held from the stems further accords with that likeness. These rich flowers are numerously produced; a three-year-old plant will have as many as six stout stems all well furnished, rendering the specimen very conspicuous.
This is one form of the Monk's-hood long grown in English gardens, and is called "old-fashioned." A. japonicum, according to some, is identical with it, but whether that is so or not, there is but a slight difference, and both, of course, are good.
I find it likes a rich deep
When the economic downturn ends Matty Cruzs co... Read more
Cara Devon has always suffered curiosity and im... Read more
A telekinetic teenager. A telepathic child. A p... Read more
A century after an apocalyptic war reduces all... Read more
Fall in love with the Kensington siblings in th... Read more
See it as donating a moment of your social media time, every little thing helps us improve and stay online.
The list of books below is based on the weekly downloads by our users regardless of eReader device or file format.
See more popular titles from this genre.


text:
DC Worker Slim Pant - Boys'View Larger Image
- Detail Images
Finally, a piece of clothing that you and he can both agree on. With a slim fit and classic styling, you'll both be stoked about his wearing the DC Worker Slim Boys' Pant to school.
- Cotton/polyester blend with a touch of spandex is breathable and stretchy
- Slim fit is still roomy enough to move
Share your thoughts
What do you think of the
DC Worker Slim Pant - Boys'
? Share a...
Now review from the App. Download


text: Mind Embrace Your Inner Eccentric How a desire to stand out from the crowd shapes behavior and creative thinking By Hans-Peter Erb and Susanne Gebert THIS IS A PREVIEW. Buy this digital issue or subscribe to access the full article. Already a subscriber or purchased this issue? Sign In These dancers from the Philippines might appear outlandish, but they are in fact signaling group membership by participating in a local festival to honor birds. NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY Who am I? The question seems so simple, yet it cuts to the heart of everything we do. Without an answer, we lack the inner compass that guides us through life. Decisions become arbitrary. Relationships dangle by a tenuous thread. Introspection offers partial insight into this nebulous yet vital question. A fuller account, however, emerges from our interactions with the social environment. As we move through the world, certain people, ideas and activities resonate more than others. This mix of allegiances is ultimately what makes you you. THIS IS A PREVIEW. Buy this digital issue or subscribe to access the full article. Already a subscriber or purchased this issue? Sign In Buy Digital Issue $5.99 Add To Cart Browse all subscription options! Subscribe ADVERTISEMENT Scientific American is a trademark of Scientific American, Inc., used with permission © 2015 Scientific American, a Division of Nature America, Inc. All Rights Reserved.