text:
I started using the Internet in the early days, when BBS and MUDs were extremely popular. I enjoy the outdoors and can often be found blacksmithing, cycling, gardening, or hiking.
I have been working with small businesses in the Capital District of New York since 2009, developing mobile-friendly websites, offering SEO consultations, and other services relating to your website, hosting, and domains.
I have over a decade of experience with community management - having built and managed multiple online communities ranging from as few as a dozen members to upwards of 300,000+ registered users.
You can send me an email by contacting me on Twitter or Google+.
Looking for web development or SEO consulting? Visit my company's website, Bocain Designs to get started.


text:
Fab comin with dat strait-up NY flow right there!! 6/5
The verse, beat, and hook was all Biggies shyt. He just changed a few words here and there, plus this was originally a 2pac diss that came after he died. Not feeling this but I like Fabolous. I'm actually interested to hear that next track that was about to come on before the song stopped. That was the "Fuck You" beat from Camron's Confessions of Fire album. That shyt was fire but he never rapped on it.
Followed Bigs pattern and bars too much. Sounds like Fab recorded this straight out of bed. No energy at all.
my neighbor's mother makes $81 hourly on the laptop. She has been laid off for 7 months but last month her pay check was $16559 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more on this site... www.Can99.com Kendrick would NEVER call out Big Daddy Kane. He would get murdered.
Okay.. this is alright.. but he's playing off of biggie... and not being original. C'mon man -_-
still tho
why do people gas this nigga up, under rated fire my ass this nigga is wack plain and simple nigga makes music for the bitches just to stay relevant and its popping for like a month well i guess maybe in us he's a big deal but internationally nope this niggas trash for us....... vocals trash the way he talks trash the accent is trash ............ wtf this nigga like nigga please i come in bulletproof dungarees spent 2thou on some boxer briefs, check the kicks yo ass cant try on none of this these, now please trash get out of here
Fab will always be a B rapper.
lol HHDX deleted a message by one of my soldiers. You know the reason why: - HHDX cant handle real street music - HHDX is hating on Gucci because they are fans of the Ja-Rule Army and Dentalgamma boy and So Icy Boy But the only rapper who is keeping it real in 2013 is Gucci Mane. Yo HHDX what about freedom of speech????????
Gucci Mane is the realest rapper and heres why. - all other rappers rap about being gangster shooting and killing but they havent done it. - Eminem raps about killing he hasnt. - Jay z raps in open letter about sending shots he hasnt. - T.I. snitch to the feds - Young Jeezy was never bmf - 50 Cent snitch and was never in jail but a youthcamp - Game was never a banger but lived the life of his brother in his lyrics - Nas Escobar never sold drugs - Ice Cube never was a gangbanger - Dr Dre never was a gangbanger - Snoop was never a crip - 2pac was a ballerina and never sold drugs after he become famous he was doing some stupid stuff like beating and shooting at people because he though he could get away with it. Without Suge Knight 2pac was just a skinny motherf*cker. - Mobb deep are the biggiest cowards in rap they are short as midgets and keep talking this g sh*t but never did g sh*t. - JA-RULE IS THE BIGGEST CLOWN IN HIPHOP WITH TOTALLY NO STREETCREDIBILITY! Be in jail for smoking weed, carrying a gun or tax evasion is for pussies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Most of the rappers rap about stuff they havent done yet you all support them and say its real rap. - When rick ross does it you all claim he is fake and say its fake rap. This shows that hiphop fans are hypocritical and all these real hiphop fan wanna be's are just some unjustified haters whose opinions are just as irrelevent as the swag fag rapper fans. BIG GUWOP KILLED A MAN HE WAS A DRUG DEALER BEFORE RAPPER HE HAS STREET CREDENTIALS HE IS THE ONLY RAPPER THAT RAPS ABOUT FACTS THERE FORE BIG GUWOP IS THE REALEST RAPPER IN THE RAP GAME AND THATS A FACT!
dude is so under rated
when you think of c class rappers u think of fabulous he will never be anyones favourite rapper he will allways be a sideline an appetizer a nobody.
you my friend are an idiot
This shit hot...What happened to rap like this??? Ill poetical cinematic shit...Everything so literal and shallow now and days...What's understood need not be explained...beleee dat
Word is bond!!
i guess that was easy to do,,,hmmm
Fab is at his bet when he sounds like himself. He went awhile sounding like whoever he's was featuring with.
so does ever rapper hear the emotion in the voice instead of a phony voice no disrespect to rap voice tho shock g the best at it

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Find a rental
- Manage your booking
- Emerald Isle rentals
- 5-Star Emerald Isle Rentals
- Last Minute Emerald Isle Rentals
- 4 Bedroom Emerald Isle Rentals
- Emerald Isle Rentals with Pool
- Emerald Isle Rentals with Hot Tub
- 3 Bedroom Emerald Isle Rentals
- Pet Friendly Emerald Isle Rentals
- Cheap Emerald Isle Rentals
- 2 Bedroom Emerald Isle Rentals
- Waterfront Emerald Isle Rentals
- Kid Friendly Emerald Isle Rentals
- Emerald Isle Beach Rentals
- See more rentals
- How to book
- Help Center
- Write a review
Cloud Nine West
Inquire for rates
Description from the manager
Description from the manager
Bedrooms: 4/
Bathrooms: 3/
Sleeps: 8/
Type: House
Duplex, 4 BR, 3 B. Island Club linen service with beds made. MBR with private balcony overlooking ocean. All baths have hair dryers. Kitchen equipped for gourmet cooking. Dishwasher, washer/dryer, 4 cable TVs, stereo with CD player, answering machine, wireless high speed Internet access, water softener, ceiling fans throughout. BR/family room combo adjacent to living area with bi-fold doors for privacy. Spacious deck with porch furniture including rockers. Gas grill, enclosed hot/cold outside shower. Spectacular views of both ocean and sound from one of the island's highest oceanfront lots! Beautiful floor plan; decorated and immaculate throughout. ...Read more
About the manager
About the manager
Emerald Isle Realty, Inc
Emerald Isle Realty, Inc
- Response rate: n/a
- Response time: n/a
- Calendar updated: 4 weeks ago
Overall rating:
Additional Location Information
Show rates details
Also consider
- FlipKey has rentals in over 11,000 destinations around the world:
- Myrtle Beach vacation rentals - 1,058 rentals from $25/night
- Destin vacation rentals - 1,454 rentals from $99/night
- Panama City Beach vacation rentals - 1,764 rentals from $89/night
- Ocean City vacation rentals - 838 rentals from $84/night
- Gulf Shores vacation rentals - 779 rentals from $82/night


text:
I prefer an organic cream & found Stretchy! Cream that sounds good & had great reviews. Might try that?
Anyone using or used stretch mark cream you'd recommend?
*My Heart JMB Est. 7/17/07 Fiance 11/26/11*
*Fulltime "Step" Mommy to Azlynn 7/9/03*
*Sophia Audriana was born 2/28/14*
I used Bella B honey cream through out my pregnancy. And i did not get even one stretch mark my doctor was amazed because i got so huge! lol
Gold ( . ) ( . )
Thank you ladies for the suggestions! Rainbowofpeace, thanks for sharing your lotion recipe. That way I know exactly what's in it, and avoid any unneccesary or potentially harmful ingredients. I've been seriously looking into making my own and also natural oils and their benefits. Do you ever add sweet almond, coconut, avocado or olive oil to your lotion? Just wondering if it would be a good addition, or throw off the consistancy of the lotion? I know stretch marks are inevidable during pregnancy, but I'm gonna try like heck to keep them at a minimum! I've read that the key is to stay hydrated (drink lots and lots of water) and keep skin nice and moisturized. Stretch marks are not genetic in my family, but I had no hips before pregnancy, so I think that was my hello hips here we are flash! So far belly and boobies are stretch mark free, but still have many weeks to go and a lot bigger to grow! :)
Find out next Tuesday at 9am if we're having a boy or girl! Can't wait!
*My Heart JMB Est. 7/17/07 Fiance 11/26/11*
*Fulltime "Step" Mommy to Azlynn 7/9/03*
*Sophia Audriana was born 2/28/14*


text:
Did the Enterprise Augment 3 parter contribute to Cumberbatch Khan?
View Single Post
September 25 2013, 02:56 AM
Vice Admiral
Location: Sacramento, CA
Re: Did the Enterprise Augment 3 parter contribute to Cumberbatch Kh
Set Harth wrote:
Agenda wrote:
It would have made even more sense to forget previous continuity entirely and say the augments were newly developed. The fleet has just been decimated and Vulcan destroyed. Starfleet is at its weakest. What better time is there to institute a genetic engineering program from a purely militaristic point of view?
But they only had a year.
Well...Sure, if you're gonna drag that old chestnut out
One Day I hope to be the Man my Cat thinks I am
Where are we going? And why are we in this Handbasket?
View Public Profile
Send a private message to Sindatur
Find More Posts by Sindatur


text:
Contribute to the Collection
Fonts in Use is a collaborative project. Create an account and submit your own work or other examples of typography.
Zalenko Covers for Spin-O-Rama Records1959
- Harry and Marion Zalenko
Contributed by Stephen Coles
Du entschuldige I kenn di by Peter Cornelius1981
- unknown
Photo(s) by "Buro Destruct" on Flickr.
Herzberger Bakery Wrapping Paper2011
- Carrois Type Design
- Okan Tustas
Contributed by Indra Kupferschmid
The American Bible Society recording of The New Testament, King James and Today's English versions1965
Photo(s) by Nick Sherman on Flickr.


text:
Clément NedelcuDo you want to write for packt?
Clément Nedelcu was born in France and studied in UK, French, and Chinese universities. After teaching computer science and programming in several eastern Chinese universities, he worked as a Technology Consultant in France, specializing in web and Microsoft .NET programming as well as Linux server administration. Since 2005, he has also been administering a major network of websites in his spare time. This eventually led him to discover Nginx: it made such a difference that he started his own blog about it. One thing leading to another…
Books from Clément Nedelcu
Nginx HTTP Server
$ 26.99
Nginx HTTP Server - Second Edition
$ 26.99


text:
See All
My Communities
My Discussions
My Email Digests
Spotlight: Member Stories
Hi, I am 23 years old. I have PCOS and found out about it 6 years ago. I had gastric by pass in feb 2010. I have lost 85 lbs since than, and I feel gr...More
More Members
Helpful Tips
http://gameinsformer.com/chicago-blackhawks-vs-tampa-bay-lightning-live-stream More
Thank you for voting!
0 of 0 found this helpful
- http://gameinsformer.com/condit-vs-alves-live
- You yeah the if it from
- http://watchstreamtvlive.com/chris-algieri-vs-amir-khan-live
Helpful Resources
Related News
Related Drug Reviews
- Drug Name User Reviews
Report Problems With Your Medications to the FDA
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.


text:
The Office 5x22 'Broke' Discuss & Grade SPOILERS
View Single Post
April 25 2009, 06:17 PM
Vice Admiral
Location: Fox Lady
Re: The Office 5x22 'Broke' Discuss & Grade SPOILERS
Geck wrote:
While I've missed the minor characters too, I thought this storyline was the freshest the show's felt in a couple of years. The growth in Pam especially has been awesome to watch, and I'm excited to see her in sales now. I was literally cheering at Michael's negotiating scene with David Wallace...always happy when he gets a chance to prove how competent he truly can be.
Yeah, I was expecting the worst, but Michael kicked so much ass. I was on my feet cheering as well.
Sing glorious, victorious,
One keg of beer for the four of us.
Sing glory be to God that there are no more of us,
For one of us could drink it all alone. Damn near.
View Public Profile
Send a private message to TheBrew
Find More Posts by TheBrew


text:
Day 1
We started early. Bob Brewin was scheduled to do a keynote at 11:00 AM. Charles Beckham and I were on the hook to do demos during Bob's keynote. To beat the rush hour traffic (which can be brutal here in Beijing) we decided to meet for breakfast at 6:00 AM and then head on over to the Olympic Sports Center. Once we were there we had some time to kill, which led to the photo above.
The show got started with opening announcements, pronouncements, and a parade of the official conference flags. Then Scott McNealy took the stage. His presentation gave a big picture view of Sun's Java strategy and the importance of openness and participation. His presentation included a mention of NetBeans:
Then Nick Evered of Oracle did a presentation on Service Oriented Architecture. That was followed by a nice man from Motorola; he was speaking in Mandarin and the battery in the gizmo they gave me that provides translations had apparently died. So I did not understand what he said, but from looking at his slides it appears the cell phone market in Asia is growing like crazy.
After that, it was Bob's turn; here he is with his name in lights:
The theme of Bob's talk was about using development tools to manage complexity. Charles did a nice demo of the orchestration feature that will be in a future version of Java Studio Enterprise:
After that it was my turn to go up on stage and do a Project Matisse demo. It went well:
I built a very simple name/address form:
The font is nice and large so that it could be seen by folks in the back. I had also built a version of the demo beforehand that made use of a .properties file. That allowed me to change the locale and then re-run it in simplified Chinese:
Notice how the layout manager used by Project Matisse adjusted everything just the way it should be, even though the strings are completely different sizes than their English versions. Also, the correct things happen when the dialog is re-sized:
As I mentioned when I was on stage, the demo would not have been possible without the translated strings, which were kindly provided by Jasper Liu. Feichang xeixei, Jasper.
After the keynote it was time to have lunch and then prepare for a Hands On Lab: Building Swing Applications with NetBeans 4.1. This lab was originally developed by Chuk Munn Lee and Bernard Ng, who taught it at JavaOne. For JavaChina, Tim Boudreau and I taught it. We started out with a small number of students but by the end of the allotted time we had a full house. All in all it went pretty well, in large part because of the assistance of our translators/proctors: Conny Cheng, Donald Duan, Paul Mei, and Qin Zhao. Feichang xeixei, to all of them.
Day 2
I only saw two of the morning keynotes: John Loiacono and James Gosling. John Loiacono did his "chalk talk," which describes Sun's overall strategy. I know this will make me sound like a suck-up, but I think it's a great presentation. He covers the entire system stack, starting from the CPUs; he shows how Sun's products offer customers a variety of choices.
James Gosling mostly talked about the near-term future of Java and the interesting things being done on "the edge" of networks. He also discussed the importance of the Java community and encouraged the crowd to get involved. At the end of his presentation there was a celebration of Java's recent 10th birthday. A group of very young children brought out ten birthday cakes and the sound system reverberated with "Happy Birthday," sung in both English and Mandarin. At the end fireworks were shot off and confetti fell from the ceiling.
In the afternoon I managed to see a couple of technical sessions. Mandy Chung did a nice overview of Java Management Extensions (JMX). Then Chris Campbell and George Zhang did a presentation on SwingX and JDesktop Integration Components (JDIC). Chris started things off with lots of cool SwingX demos. Then George discussed JDIC; he made his comments in Mandarin, so I had a bit of trouble following along. But his demos looked almost as cool as Chris's had.
Final Thoughts
I don't know the official numbers, but the event coordinators were indicating that over 4,000 were in attendance in Beijing. There were also eight satellite cities, with a total attendance of around 5,000. So over 9,000 in total. That's a lot of folks. I was struck by how young they seemed. At developer conferences in the U.S. I'm used to seeing a lot of young people, but also a fair number of older folks (such as myself).
The other trend was the enthusiasm and desire to learn that was exhibited by the attendees. In the Hands On Lab that Tim and I taught one of the students said he wanted to build a web application. I told him that NetBeans has wonderful tools for doing just that, but that Tim and I were focusing on the material at hand, which covered building a Swing application. He seemed satisfied with that answer and I went on to another student's question. An hour or so later I noticed he had a JSP page up and running in a browser. :-)
- Login or register to post comments
- Printer-friendly version
- gsporar's blog
- 1196 reads


text:
I ran into a pretty unique problem this week migrating to Exchange 2010, but as it becomes more popular many people will start to run into autodiscover issues if all their clients are Outlook 2007/2010. Autodiscover was a feature that started with Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2007 but us carried on through our newer versions of Office and Exchange. Autodiscover uses a combination of Service Connection Points (SCP) and DNS to try and find your mailbox for you, Technet has an article on the basics of autodiscover.
Basically, Outlook will attempt to locate your mailbox by going through a series of steps between AD and DNS. Once one of it's checks succeeds, it contacts the Web Services for your mailbox and pulls down the settings for your Outlook 2007/2010 client. The "BPOS-D Pre-migration Autodiscover" slide to the left shows the normal autodiscover process.
If you are moving mailboxes from EX2007 to EX2010 inside your Exchange organization (Intra-Org), than your servers know about each other and will be able to issue the correct autodiscover settings. But, if you are moving mailboxes out of your organization (Inter-Org) either cross forest or to a platform like BPOS, you will have autodiscover challenges. You might be tempted to change the IP address for your autodiscover.contoso.com to point to the new environment or change SCP records, but there is actually a pretty easy solution.
You can use move-mailbox to migrate mailboxes cross forest, in the case of BPOS we have our own wrapper around move-mailbox that is called MMT. MMT has it's own workflows where we import a CSV file that has migration time windows and has information about the users to be migrated. Both MMT and move-mailbox do the following for Exchange to Exchange migrations:
The target address is responsible for forwarding mail to the target platform during coexistence (MX record pointed to on-premise Exchange server during coexistence), but the target address is also used for autodiscover. For BPOS, MMT sets the target address with an "mgd" prefix in the SMTP address, example: email@example.com, but this could be anything unique for a cross forest move as long as you have control of the DNS records. The "Mailbox Migration Attributes" slide below shows some of the more common attributes that are changed during move-mailbox or MMT migrations
After the user's mailbox has been moved cross forest or cross org, Outlook will still search AD for SCP records when connected to the domain. The SCP records point at the old autodiscover URL and autodiscover will fail at this step, but continue to try more autodiscover steps. After several autodiscover lookup failures it will find the targetaddress attribute, and concatenate "autodiscover" as a prefix to the SMTP domain and will use DNS to resolve the CAS server of the target platform, example: https://autodiscover.mgd.contoso.com.
So, in order for the target address to be used by Outlook for autodiscover resolution, a DNS sub-domain needs to be created for the SMTP domain used in the address. For BPOS customers, a DNS sub-domain called MGD is required and an A-record created that points at the BPOS services.
Can you use the target address on a source mailbox instead of a mail enabled user? I'd rather not delete the source mailbox right away. Or maybe another solution that may have come up in the last year.
Thanks and looking forward to your reply
I believe you would use the standard AltRecipient attribute for what you want to do.
You are saying the altrecip would do the autodiscover redirect? The altrecip is just for mail forwarding. The target address does take care of this, but the autodiscover "magic" mentioned in this article doesn't seem to work if the user has a live mailbox in the source. We can get it to work for mail enabled users only.
Sorry, I thought you just wanted to forward email.
That is correct, the mailbox can't be found for AUTOD to resolve to TargetAddress.


text:
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
LAWRENCEVILLE — The air temperature at Coolray Field may have still been at 86 degrees by the end of Wednesday's game between the Gwinnett Braves and Lehigh Valley IronPigs.But there was plenty of breeze to go around as both teams combined to strikeout 27 times. Unfortunately for the G-Braves, the visiting IronPigs were able to get their bats on the ball more times between strikeouts — 12 times to be exact, including home runs from Erik Kratz and Ronnie Belliard. IronPigs 8,G-Braves 0 What happened: Lehigh Valley pounded out 12 hits, including a 3-for-4 night with a home run from Erik Kratz and a 2-for-4 night with a homer and three RBIs from Ronnie Belliard, while IronPigs' starter Brian Gordon matched his career longest outing by going seven shutout innings with a career-best 11 strikeouts. Stat of the game: The G-Braves struck out 14 times against Gordon and reliever Michael Schwimer, a new season high for the G-Braves, who fanned 13 times against the Durham Bulls on April 16 in Durham, N.C. Included in Wednesday night's total was a run of six straight strikeouts in the seventh and eighth innings. Gordon struck out the final three hitters he faced and Schwimmer struck out the side in the following inning. Add in the 13 IronPigs struck out by G-Braves pitchers and there were 27 combined punchouts on the evening. Web gem: Lehigh Valley rightfielder Delwyn Young came sprinting in after playing deep before making a sliding catch on a looper off the bat of Shawn Bowman to end the G-Braves' fifth inning. More moves: With the Atlanta Braves having off days today and Monday, and not needing a fifth starting pitcher for a while, left-hander Mike Minor was sent back to the G-Braves after his start against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday at Turner Field. He is expected to make his next start when the G-Braves host the Buffalo Bisons on Sunday at Coolray Field. To replace Minor on the roster, Atlanta recalled utility man Matt Young prior to Wednesday's game. With Jose Constanza having been out of the lineup since being injured while sliding Saturday in Buffalo, Jeff Fiorentino took Young's place in the G-Braves' lineup Wednesday. Up next: The four-game series with Lehigh Valley concludes with a 7:05 first pitch tonight at Coolray Field. Right-hander Erik Cordier (0-0, 0.00) makes his second start with the G-Braves, while left-hander Ryan Feierabend (3-2, 6.04) gets the start for the IronPigs. That was plenty of support for Brian Gordon, who threw seven innings of two-hit shutout ball with a career-high 11 strikeouts before giving way to Michael Schwimer over the final two frames in an 8-0 Lehigh Valley victory before 3,479 fans at Coolray Field. "Sometimes you tip your cap to the other guy," G-Braves manager Dave Brundage said. "(Gordon) threw a hell of a ball game. He did what he was supposed to do with a lead. They scored three runs early on, and we didn't mount any rallies. … You fall behind with a pitcher who's throwing strikes and not throwing anything in the middle of the plate, and it's going to be a long night." Lehigh Valley's night began somewhat early after being set down in order by G-Braves starter Yohan Flande (2-2) in the top of the first. Josh Barfield drove in two runs as the IronPigs scored two in the second inning and single runs in the third and fifth to take a 4-0 lead. And they really broke the game open off G-Braves reliever Ben Swaggerty in the sixth as Belliard and Kratz hit back-to-back homers — Belliard's three-run shot — to extend the lead to 8-0. That was more than enough for Gordon (4-0), who lowered his season ERA to 0.84 in tying the longest outing of his career. The 33-year-old right-hander, who also added two hits at the plate, set down 12 straight G-Braves after Jeff Fiorentino led off the game with a double into the right-field corner. "Tell you what, the guy was tough," said Fiorentino, the only player in the G-Braves' starting lineup who didn't strike out at least once. "The guy's 3-0 with a 1.00 ERA. That doesn't happen by accident. That guy's been throwing well. "It would've been a good idea to get on him early right there and take him out of his groove. But I'll tell you what, standing out there on second base (and watching him), he made some quality pitches to the two, three and four hitters, and those are some pretty darn good hitters." And after Wilkin Castillo interrupted that string with a lead-off single in the bottom of the fifth, Gordon then retired nine more in a row — five by strikeout — before leaving the game after seven innings having faced just two hitters over the minimum and having thrown just 67 pitches. "He was doing it efficiently," Brundage said of Gordon. "He was doing it in three pitches. He was giving us fits all night … He kept us off balance and pitched to both sides of the plate." It didn't get much easier for the G-Braves once Schwimer entered the game as the right-hander struck out the side in the eighth after Gordon had done so in the seventh for six straight fans, and then pitched around a one-out error in the ninth to close out the game for Lehigh Valley. Despite the loss, G-Braves pitchers also had their strikeout pitches going, especially the last hurler of the evening, Juan Abreu, who fanned six IronPigs over his three shutout innings out of the bullpen.
More like this story
- G-Braves sweep doubleheader ( May 24, 2011 )
- Georgia State product Buchanan shuts down G-Braves ( May 3, 2014 )
- G-Braves end skid with 7-2 win over Lehigh Valley ( May 31, 2011 )
- IronPigs hand Teheran his first loss ( May 30, 2011 )
- Heat cools Gwinnett Braves' bats ( June 2, 2011 )


text:
Figure 6.
High CD133+CXCR4+ cell content is associated with poor survival. Patients with high CD133+CXCR4+ cell contents showed a significantly reduced two-year survival rate compared with patients with low CD133+CXCR4+ cell contents using Kaplan-Meier survival curves (P = 0.019, permutation test based on 50,000 permutations).
Zhang et al. BMC Medicine 2012 10:85 doi:10.1186/1741-7015-10-85


text:
|HCBA 1L Minority Clerkship Program
Share |
Program Overview:
For the first summer experience in the summer of 2006, 24 first-year law students worked with 24 legal employers. Since then, the program has experienced great success. The 2014 summer was the program's ninth year. Hundreds of law students from underrepresented backgrounds have been served by the program since its inception.
Here Is How It Works:
What You'll Be Doing:
Will be posted when available.
Applicants should upload a single pdf in the "upload field" that includes the following items in order:
There are two ways to combine docs into a single pdf:
All applicants will be interviewed in early January. After submitting an application, please select an interview time (link will be posted when 2016 timeline is set). Students unable to attend in-person may participate by phone. Students should bring a legal writing sample demonstrating their legal reasoning skills to the first-round interview (the legal writing sample may also be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com)
Apply for this Program >>
Contact your law school's career services office if you have difficulty preparing your application materials or if you have any other questions.


text:
$100.00 AUD - Sold Out
STOCK ON TEMPORARY HOLD A bee house for the style conscious bee world. Made of...
View full product details →
$150.00 AUD - Sold Out
STOCK ON TEMPORARY HOLD The Ying Yang Maxi Bee House creates a fabulous piece of...
Subscribe to our newsletter and always be the first to hear about what is happening.
POS and Ecommerce by Shopify


text:
2012 Conference – Celia Deane-Drummond
Re-Imaging the Divine Image: Humans and Other Animals.
March 23-25, 2012.
Speaker: Celia Deane-Drummond, Professor of Theology and Fellow of the Eck Institute for Global Health at the University of Notre Dame.
- Proceedings: Not yet available (as of Dec 2014)
- Suggested reading: Celia Deane-Drummond and David Clough, eds., Creaturely Theology: On God, Humans and Other Animals (London: SCM Press, 2009).
- Press release


text:
Nichole I. | Denver, CO, USA
Get yourself some NON-nicotine e-cigs flavored with vanilla, cherry, or whatever vapor tickles your pink. In case that doesn't work carry backup distractions such as Dum Dum lollipops and your favorite chewing gum. Do these activities away from smoking people so you won't feel tempted to drop your goodies for a smoke. If all else fails imagine someone is paying you good moolah to resist the urge and with any luck quitsmoking.com will turn that fantasy into a reality! If they don't, there's no need to be discouraged because A. You're already saving money by not buying those expensive smokes & B. There will ALWAYS be another non-smoker you can con money out of by quitting smoking. We've got some good leverage here and we might as well use it against the goody-two-lungs out there. (Once I become one of them, I won't allow smokers to run that con on me of course. I'm taking the money and running…and I won't be panting anymore either so you can't catch me!)
Posted In: success tip (242) , nicotine (39) , how to quit smoking (331) , gum (28) , cost of smoking (30)
|Nicotine Patches, Nicotine Gum and Nicotine Lozenges
|How Smoking Affects Your Body
|Smoking Cessation: A Guide for Primary Care Clinicians
|Here Comes the Great American Smokeout!
|20 Quick Tips to Help You Quit Smoking
|An Honest Look at How Smoking Affects Everyone Around You
|"I'm not going to smoke today!"
$2.99 - $3.49


text:
Additional Information
This press release is for informational purposes only and is neither an offer to purchase nor a solicitation of an offer to sell shares of Javelin common stock. Hospira has filed a tender offer statement on Schedule TO, as amended, with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") containing an offer to purchase, form of letter of transmittal and other documents relating to the tender offer and Javelin has filed with the SEC a Solicitation/Recommendation Statement on Schedule 14D-9, as amended, with respect to the tender offer. Hospira and Javelin have mailed these documents to Javelin's stockholders. Javelin stockholders may obtain a free copy of these documents and other documents filed by Hospira and Javelin with the SEC at the Web site maintained by the SEC at www.sec.gov.
In addition, Javelin stockholders may obtain a free copy of these documents by directing a request to Javelin Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 125 CambridgePark Drive, Cambridge, MA 02140, Attention: Investor Relations. INVESTORS AND JAVELIN SECURITY HOLDERS ARE URGED TO READ THESE DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY IN THEIR ENTIRETY BEFORE MAKING ANY DECISION WITH RESPECT TO THE TENDER OFFER BECAUSE THEY CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
None of the information included on any Internet Web site maintained by Hospira, Javelin or any of their affiliates, or any other Internet Web site linked to any such Web site, is incorporated by reference in or otherwise made a part of this press re
|SOURCE Hospira, Inc.
Copyright©2010 PR Newswire.
All rights reserved


text:
Firefighter denies arson chargeOctober 16,2013Firefighter denies
arson charges
A Brandon firefighter denied in court that he set his car on fire to collect the insurance and avoid costly repairs, according to court documents.
Jeremiah M. Shaw, 31, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland criminal court to felony charges of arson in the third degree and defrauding an insurer by means of arson, as well as a misdemeanor count of insurance fraud.
No bail was set for Shaw, who appeared in court on a citation. He was released on conditions, including that he not contact, harass or enter the home or workplace of the Brandon firefighters who were called to extinguish a fire in Shaws 2006 Ford Freestyle.
The fire department was called to Franklin Street on Aug. 12, where they quickly doused flames in the back seat of Shaws car, according to Brandon Police Officer Benjamin Herrick.
Firefighters at the scene told police they thought the blaze was suspicious and an investigation by Vermont State Police indicated that some foreign substance had been found in the area where the fire started.
Shaw initially denied setting the fire. But Herrick said that in an interview with police Shaw eventually admitted to causing the fire because the vehicle needed $1,300 in repairs.MORE IN This Just In
Vermont State Police responded to a report of a bicycle accident on Route 4 in Killington... Full Story
PORTLAND, Maine — Some U.S. Full Story
Woman cited
after crash
POULTNEY — A Poultney woman was cited and released ... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
WASHINGTON — Oklahoma lawmakers have joined an effort by the National Rifle Association to fight potential limitations on gun ownership and sales in the United States as part of an international arms treaty being negotiated at the United Nations.
Oklahoma lawmakers side with NRA in concern over arms treaty
Both Oklahoma senators and three of the state's five U.S. House members have signed letters to the Obama administration expressing concerns about a treaty that supporters say would be aimed at restricting the flow of conventional arms to terrorist groups, criminals, oppressive regimes and insurgents linked to human rights abuses.
A letter sent last month by 130 U.S. House members, including Reps. Tom Cole, R-Moore, James Lankford, R-Oklahoma City, and John Sullivan, R-Tulsa, raised concerns that the treaty could violate the 2nd Amendment, impede U.S. arm sales to allies such as Israel and Taiwan and impose "onerous" reporting requirements on defense-related manufacturers.
A United Nations conference on the Arms Trade Treaty held discussions this week; conference negotiations are expected to last through July 27.
The National Rifle Association has been raising concerns about the treaty talks since the Obama administration agreed in 2009 to participate.
The group's executive director, Wayne LaPierre, addressed the conference on Wednesday, saying that the treaty must not apply to civilian firearms.
"Let there be no confusion," LaPierre said. "Any treaty that includes civilian firearms ownership in its scope will be met with the NRA's greatest force of opposition."
He said that two-thirds of the U.S. Senate would have to ratify any treaty and that 58 of the 100 senators already had objected to a treaty that includes civilian arms.
Rep. Dan Boren, D-Muskogee, a member of the NRA board of directors, said Friday, "Our sovereignty and protecting the rights of American citizens must come first when negotiating any treaty. I call upon the Obama administration to swiftly reject this U.N. treaty if the final version contains provisions that infringe on the constitutional right to keep and bear arms."
Continue reading this story on the...


text: Love this kitchen designed by Atlanta-based designer, Matthew Quinn, who I've had a long design crush from the first moment I saw the Intarcia bath collection for MTI Whirlpools that he lent his immeasurable design talent to creating. So wonderful to see how Matthew skillfully balanced the more traditional La Cornue range and oven, and farm sink with warm, yet minimalist contemporary kitchen cabinetry. Also absolutely love the modern feeling tiled backsplash.


text:
I am putting together a frankestein and i cant get the rear side pull caliper brake to work at all..
I realize the rear brake is only about 20% of the stopping power, but on this bike it is barley noticeable.
I can depress the brake lever as hard as possible and the rear wheel still moves with little resistance.
I started replacing parts one by one with no luck. New pads, new cable, new housing, newish brake levers, fresh lube inside the housing, and a like new caliper.
Granted i am using the old school type of housing, with no plastic coating inside, as well as a steel rim. But I can't believe that these are enough to cause this much of a problem.
Any help would be appreciated, this is driving me nuts!


text:
"One thing that made this card stand out among the samples I ordered was the paper. I loved the texture and weight of it. It was very high quality. I also liked the soft femininity of the design. It was girly without being over the top and in your face. A very classy design."
"This product is above satisfactory! The paper quality is excellent and the pictures printed beautifully on this paper. I would order these again and was very happy with how quickly they arrived in the mail as well."
"The card came out perfectly & was exactly the way we envisioned it. We were thrilled with the end result & we're proud to send to our family & friends."
"I received several compliments on this birth announcement. It has a sweet, soft design that is perfect for a little girl - very high quality."
"We had professional photos taken of our baby Jack when he was just 10 days old. The tiny prints arrival card was the perfect way to share our favourite photo and introduce our son to our family and friends. The templates are so easy to use and choice of designs wonderful. The end result was so cute and the quality so professional. Our friends loved them and everyone is asking how I did it! I'm planning to use the metal print from Tiny prints for our other favourite photos."


text:
License to travel: how regulation is benefiting business abroad
Aquila: M&A Looking Up in 2013; "The Negatives Are Built In"
The First Sale Doctrine Under Copyright Law Update - Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons
China Regulator Issues Final Interim Measures Governing Overseas Access to Its Futures Markets -
The China Securities Regulatory Commission issued final interim measures to permit trading by overseas investors on...more
In This Issue:
- Agenda
- Current Threat Environment
- Current Threat Environment - Strategic Importance
- Asian Data Privacy Regimes At-A-Glance
- Data Protection: Regional temp
- Asia-Pacific...more
When a national 'champion' is at stake, lively political and media debate often follows, sometimes even where the sector involved is not particularly 'sensitive'. This is unsurprising in markets facing slow economic growth...more
On Oct. 29, 2014, in a routine working session, the China State Council determined that the Chinese government would "open" bank card acquisition and settlement businesses in China. Qualified Chinese domestic and foreign...more
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) can have a significant impact on transactions involving foreign acquirers. Parties considering cross-border merger and acquisition transactions should be aware...more
As we enter the New Year, Littler's international practice has identified a number of key employment and labor law issues for multinational companies (MNCs). The past year has brought to the fore some challenging issues...more
On November 13, 2014, the Seventh Circuit will hear oral arguments on a motion for rehearing in Motorola Mobility LLC v. AU Optronics Corp. et al., to consider the reach of the Sherman Act outside of the United States borders...more
New regulations issued by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) of the People's Republic of China (the PRC) became effective on 1 June 2014. These regulations (the Regulations) will have a significant effect on...more
On May 12, 2014, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange ("SAFE") of the People's Republic of China (the "PRC") issued a notice on the Issuance of Administration Rules of Foreign Exchange on Cross-border Security (the...more
The Regulation on Foreign Exchange Administration of Cross-border Security together with its operational guidelines (collectively the New Rules) released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) came into effect...more
Enhanced Reporting Requirements for PRC Residents on Foreign Assets and Transactions -
On 9 November 2013, the PRC State Council released the revised reporting requirements for 'PRC residents' in relation to their...more
MOFCOM announces simplified merger-review program that could accelerate antitrust clearance from Chinese authorities for many transactions. MOFCOM estimates as many as 60% of notified transactions will qualify and receive...more
With global forecasts for trade growth remaining well below the average of the past 20 years, the last article in our Business Across Borders series, written by the Economist Intelligence Unit, and launched today, examines...more
- Discussion and Analysis
- News from the Americas
- News from Asia and the Pacific
- News from Europe
- Global Regulators
- US Securities and Exchange Commission Developments
- US Commodity...more
On 5 July 2013, the People's Bank of China ("PBOC") issued the "Circular on Simplifying the Cross-Border RMB Business Procedures and Improving Relevant Policies", the "Circular"). The Circular simplifies the regulatory...more
The first batch of cross-border RMB loan agreements were signed on January 28, 2013. A total of 15 lenders, including HSBC Holding Plc and Industrial & Commercial Banks of China (Asia) Ltd., will provide about RMB 2 billion...more
In This Issue:
- FCPA Due Diligence is Critical to Avoid Successor Liability in Cross-Border Transactions
- China's Merger Control Rules...more
15 Feb. (Bloomberg Law) -- Frank Aquila, partner at Sullivan & Cromwell, talks with Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia about the prospects for mergers and acquisitions activity in 2013. Aquila notes that while 2012 was something of...more
Your first step to building a free, personalized, morning email brief covering pertinent authors and topics on JD Supra:
Sign up to create your digest using LinkedIn*
Back to Top
Copyright ©


text:
When it comes to slow food, what better way than to pair what we eat with slow delivery? It's no surprise that bikes and food pair so well together. We do, after all, need fuel to ride. Just like small scale, local food production plays a role in putting us on a track to sustainability, so does bike delivery. Certainly, we won't replace all food delivery by bicycle overnight, but it's nice to know that projects around the country are putting a love of good food and two wheels together to make their communities a better place. It would be impossible to list all the bike and food businesses out there — and it feels good to know that there are more and more — but here are 9 cool businesses that are changing the world one bicycle at a time.
Where they're pedaling: Tallahassee, Florida
Farm-to-table is one thing. Farm-t0-table via bicycle is quite another. That's exactly what Ten Speed Greens is, an urban farm in Tallahassee, Florida run by two women who deliver to local businesses by bicycle. They've got a monthly CSA or Tallahassee residents can find their bicycle-delivered produce at a variety of restaurants, cafes and coops around town.
2. Soup Cycle
Where they're pedaling: Portland, Oregon
You've heard of Portlandia, but have you heard of Souplandistan? That's what Portland-based soup delivery business calls the area that they'll pedal their soup to. Started five years ago, the company delivers soup (as well as salad and bread if you want it) by bicycle. There is always a meat, vegetarian and vegan option, and Soup Cycle is committed to working with local farmers. In fact, since they've started, they've funneled more than $220,000 to local farmers. Oh, and the soup's tasty too.
3. El Taco Bike
Where they're pedaling: Oakland, California
If you've been to Oakland, you may have run into El Taco Bike. The three-wheeled bicycle carts fresh made tacos all over town; they'll even make house deliveries as long as you live in the neighborhood. As they call it, it's good ole "pedal powered grub."
Where they're pedaling: Toronto, Canada
If you're planning a picnic in Toronto, give Lilli's Lunches a call. The catering company does bike delivered food for events, dinner parties, and yes, picnics. Catering clients can work with Lilli's Lunches to create customized menus and they'll get pedaled to your doorstep.
5. Tin Umbrella
Where they're pedaling: Seattle, Washington
Cyclists love their coffee, so it's no surprise that there are coffee and bike related operations popping up around the country. Tin Umbrella is one of them, a coffee shop opened up last year in Seattle after a successful round of crowdfunding. Why were people so excited about supporting a coffee shop? Because they weren't just launching a coffee shop — they were also building a roastery and neighborhood delivery of their coffee would take place by bike. The roastery is finally up and running, and soon South Seattlites can look forward to coffee delivered by bicycle. Live in North Seattle? Then you've got Conduit Coffee.
Where they're pedaling: Ottawa, Canada
In Ottawa, Tricia Enns bakes up vegan and gluten-free treats and delivers them by bicycle. She's big on foraging, so often her treats involve local ingredients, like Local Yocal Squares. Who doesn't want to taste those?
7. Rewinery
Where they're pedaling: San Francisco, California
Maybe it should come as no surprise that a stone's throw from Napa Valley in the bike centric city of San Francisco you can get wine delivered by bicycle. Rewinery selects wines from all over the world, customers can order online or by phone and select their delivery time, then a bicycle with your wine bottles shows up. They'll even help supply wine if you're planning a party and need a few more bottles than usual.
Where they're pedaling: Sweden and around the world
Opening up a coffee shop in this day and age can take a lot of time and money, but in a world of Starbucks franchises what is a young eco-entrepreneur to do? Get on board with Wheely's Cafe. That's the name of a project by the Nordic Society For Invention and Discovery, whose goal is to build a global franchise of independent pedal-powered cafes. The bike cafes are solar powered, which helps run the coffee maker. They're currently funding on Indiegogo, and if you're in the market for your own pedal-powered business, you can snag a Wheely's Cafe for only $1,800.
Where they're pedaling: Brooklyn, New York
Even if you're committed to eating locally, sometimes real life gets in the way, and you're not always available to trek to the local urban farm to pick up your produce. In Brooklyn, there's a solution for that: the Brooklyn Bike Armada. The worker owned cooperative provides home delivery of CSA shares during the spring and summer season. Fresh produce pedaled straight to your door; there's no more excuse to not eat local.
Read more: bicycle delivery, bicycles, bike delivery, bikes, coffee, food, food delivery, pedal power, wine
Photo Credit: wittco.gmbh
If we have one in our town, I would be delighted to deliver!
Great article. Thanks for sharing.
we have one in our town too
why are all of these on the east/west coast? or canada or sweden...whatever
TACOCAT in MINNEAPOLIS, MN
gosh I wish I lived the that neighborhood! and be patient people...they just stared and have been overwhelmed....
I think we need more bike pedeled restaunt like this
What a fantastic idea :-) Hopefully one will arrive in Montreal soon.
The direction to go
Thank you for sharing
Disclaimer: The views expressed above are solely those of the author and may
not reflect those of
Care2, Inc., its employees or advertisers.
Who cares? One is just as bad as the other. THey can't even get along anymore let alone try to govern-…
All wonderful projects. It would be great to have schools involved.
Yeah right. The only way to end extreme poverty is thru jobs, charities, taxes, and micro-loans. Or taking…
Problem on this page? Briefly let us know what isn't working for you and we'll try to make it right!


text:
Billy Crystal arrives at The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Tribute honoring Sophia Loren on May 4, 2011, in Beverly Hills, Calif.
- Filed Under
The tribute to Robin Williams at the 2014 Emmy Awards will come from another comedy legend.
Billy Crystal, a longtime friend of Williams who co-starred with him in the 1997 film "Fathers' Day," will lead a tribute to the late comedian at the awards ceremony, Emmy producer Don Mischer announced this morning at the red-carpet rollout ceremony.
"We felt we needed to do ...


text:
Latest posts by Zionist Shark (see all)
- Tweeting Truth to Jodi Rudoren's Usefully Idiotic Power - November 20, 2014
- It Takes A Village To Raise A Child Who Celebrates The Kidnapping Of Children - June 18, 2014
- Nuclear Iran WTF Update: Internet Memes Edition - November 26, 2013
- Sleeping On The Bus - November 14, 2013
- UN to Israel: "You Have Violated Syria's Fargin' Rights" - October 14, 2013
Somebody get DoucheBlogger™ on the horn, stat! I've got a hot lead.
You remember Evil Zionist Streetlights™? Pfff…mere child's play.
Evil Zionist Crop Circles™? Small potatoes.
Evil Zionist Shoes™? Puh-leez.
I'm going to "go with my gut" that this one is the biggest one yet to be
bought and paid for engineered by the Israel lobby: Evil Zionist Volcom™. (a.k.a. Evil Zionist "Modern Lifestyle Brand That Embodies The Creative Spirit Of Youth Culture")
Let's examine the evidence:
- On the left, we have the obsolete logo of the IDF Intelligence Corps or "Aman" (Agaf Ha-Modi'in).
- On the right, we have the Volcom logo.
Coincidence? Hardly.
According to Volcom's Facebook page, "The company was founded on liberation, innovation and experimentation while remaining dedicated to the breakdown of established traditions."
The IDF was clearly founded on liberation, and tries to remain as innovative and experimental as possible, to stay ahead of Israel's enemies.
And one of Tzahal's most hallowed traditions is "shvirat distance" – literally the breaking of formal distance between soldiers and commanders at the end of a training course, when the commanders invite their soldiers to call them by their first names. It is a tradition based on breaking the long-established tradition of military formality.
According Volcom's Wikipedia page, the company's target market is involved in the following "four key youth and lifestyle sports":
And who shares the very same slopes (Mt. Hermon) with these snowboarders? That's right, The 'Alpinistim': The IDF's elite alpine winter-climate warfare unit.
All the pieces fit.
Case closed.


text:
same day, 8:00 P. M., Brig. Gen. James H. Wilson wrote to Thomas. "General Grant directs me to request you to notify him as soon as the troops have put their position in a defencible condition and properly picketed their front." Copies, DLC-USG, V, 34, 35; DNA, RG 393, Military Div. of the Miss., Letters Sent. See letter to Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman, Nov. 25, 1863. For unsuccessful efforts of Col. Clark B. Lagow and Wilson to ascertain the disposition of Thomas's troops during the night of Nov. 25-26, see James Harrison Wilson, Under the Old Flag (New York and London, 1912), I, 302-3.
Chattanooga Tenn
7 30 P M Nov 25/63
I have heard from Burnside to the 23d when he had rations for ten or twelve days. He expected to hold out that time 1 I shall move the force from here on to the Rail Road between Cleveland and Dalton and send a column of twenty thousand men up the south side of the Tennessee without wagons carrying four days rations and taking a Steamboat loaded with rations from which to draw on the route. If Burnside holds out until this force gets beyond Kingston I think Enemy will fly and with the present state of the roads must abandon almost every thing. I believe Bragg will lose much of his Army by desertion in consequence of his defeat in the last three days fight.
Maj Gen Comdg
Telegram received, DNA, RG 107, Telegrams Collected (Bound); William H. Seward Papers, NRU; DLC-Robert T. Lincoln; copies, DNA, RG 107, Telegrams Received in Cipher; ibid., RG 393, Military Div. of the Miss., Hd. Qrs. Correspondence; DLC-USG, V, 40, 94. O. R., I, xxxi, part 2, 25.


text:
I'm going to Vancouver B.C. (Burnaby) this weekend (from Portland, OR) for a hockey tournament. I won't be bringing my bike, but I will have time to do some shopping/browsing. Can anyone recommend good bike shops up there? Does any bike item tend to be less expensive in Canada?
Thanks in advance. Looking forward to going back to the mother country.


text:
Reg. Price: $32.00
Click on image to zoom
Add vigor to tea time with this nature-inspired bone china teacup saucer from our Amazonia collection. Pair it with our Amazonia Teacup and Teapot to enjoy a classic tradition with a lively, animated twist. Occasional gentle cycle/ hand wash.
Email to a Friend


text:
"During the first quarter, we took significant initiatives to position the Company for growth," said Matthew Schissler, Founder and CEO. "We shifted our business focus to capitalize on the opportunities in the processing of umbilical cord blood, deemphasizing the advertising business, as reflected by our improved gross margin. We believe that the new administration will further support growth in the stem cell industry, and in our business of collecting and storing umbilical cord blood lifting the current ban on Federal funding for research on embryonic stem cell lines. The funding should accelerate the use of stem cells in treating diabetes, heart disease, and other major diseases, driving consumers to make the investments in storage and collection."
"We also strengthened our balance sheet, reducing indebtedness, extending maturities and regaining compliance with all of our key lenders," continued Schissler. "We believe with our improved financial condition that Cord Blood America is now well-positioned to consolidate the industry as well as to acquire or build its own state-of-the-art laboratory for the storage of multiple stem cell products including umbilical cord blood stem cells, which should further improve gross margin and profitability. We believe that the Company is well positioned to play a key role as stem cell therapies become a viable treatment modality."
Conference Call:
The Company will hold a conference call at 11 a.m. eastern time today to discuss the results and outlook for the balance of the year. Interested parties may access the call by dialing 877-627-6555 (domestically) or 719-325-4931 (internationally) and referencing passcode 3112433. There will also be a replay of the call available for five days at the conclusion of the call. Parties desiring to listen to the replay may dial 888-203-1112 (domestically
|SOURCE Cord Blood America, Inc.
Copyright©2009 PR Newswire.
All rights reserved


text:
The Press Newspaper
The Press Newspaper
Three people will be vying for two seats on the Oregon Board of Education on November 8. Unfortunately, Incumbent Board Member Diane Karoly will not be one of them.
The seats of both Karoly and Board President Eric Heintschel, who has decided not to run, are both up for grabs. Karoly had filed her petitions with the Lucas County Board of Elections, but a simple mistake will keep her off of the ballot.
Jerusalem Township officials have dreamed of having their own recreation complex for over a decade, if not longer. Now, they'll have it.
Tuesday, a private/public partnership broke ground for two baseball diamonds and two soccer fields on a 10-acre property adjacent to Jerusalem Elementary School. Construction is expected to begin immediately and the fields will be available for use next spring.
"We all know this has been a long process trying to get this rolling prior to (trustee) David (Bench) and I," trustee Ron Sheehan said. "We went through some trials and tribulations to get this where it's at."
In East Toledo at Work: A History of Business and Industry of East Toledo by Larry R. Michaels and Ronald J. Mauter, a chapter titled "Sixteen Tons and What Do You Get?" describes the old Ironwood neighborhood of East Toledo.
"The Ironville community further north on Front Street…grew up as early as the 1860s around heavy industry that was dependent on shipping on the river. The iron ore and coke plants gave the community its name, and other industries, such as shipbuilding and oil refining, arrived soon after," states the book, copyrighted in 2006 and published by Bihl House Publishing Company.
The Aug. 13 burglary of a Woodville Road home in Lake Township by armed men appears to not to be a random act, Mark Hummer, township police chief, said last week.
He said evidence collected at the scene indicates the residence at 1539 Woodville Road was intentionally hit by three men who took a cell phone and cash.
A formal plan detailing additional spending cuts will be presented to the Benton-Carroll-Salem school board Aug. 23, the district administration said.
Superintendent Diane Kershaw has presented a preliminary list of more than $1 million in cuts to the board, including closing two elementary schools, which would result in staff reductions of at least 16 employees.
She said she intends to present final plan recommendations to the board on Tuesday.
No results found.


text: Abe Barso | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Abe Barso Performer Male Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsProfessor Mamlock[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Abe Barso [1st Storm Trooper]Apr 13, 1937 - Jul 10, 1938 Find out where Abe Barso and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


text:
Kiddie Den Day Care
Preschool | Grades PK
Buchanan, MI 49107
(269) 697-0129
About This School
Kiddie Den Day Care is located in Buchanan, MI. It is a preschool that serves children ages 0-7+. Kiddie Den Day Care has a capacity of 12 children.
write a review
Kiddie Den Day Care Reviews
By Cindy Stewart, a Parent on
I would highly recommend this Day Care. I have been very impressed with the daily activities. Mindy and her assistant Allie are wounderful with my son who is 18 months.
Report this review
Kiddie Den Day Care PhotosThere are no photos for this school yet. Be the first to add a photo.
Recommended Learning Products
Trust Education.com to find smart things kids love
Unlimited Workbooks and Worksheets
90% of Students Understand Concepts Better Since Using PLUS
Reading and Math Program for Kids 3-7
300+ games and activities. Try it for free!
Unlimited Library of Children's Books
Over 750 stories at your fingertips


text:
PR Newswire/Les Echos/ Paris, 4 April 2013 Press release 2012 Registration Document available online The CNP Assurances 2012 Registration Document in French, as filed with the AMF (Autorité des marchés financiers) on 4 April 2013, is now available for download from the Company's website, www.cnp.fr or www.cnp-finances.fr. The document is also available on the AMF's website www.amf-france.org. The 2012 Registration Document comprises: * the Annual Financial Report, * the report of the Chairman of the Board of Directors, * the annual information document, and * information on fees paid to the Statutory Auditors. The English version will be available online shortly. About CNP Assurances CNP Assurances is France's leading personal insurer, with net profit of EUR951 million in 2012. The Group also has operations in other European countries and in Latin America, with a significant presence in Brazil. It has 23 million savings and personal risk policyholders worldwide and 17 million insureds under term creditor insurance contracts. CNP Assurances's business is to promote confidence in the future by offering products that protect against the risks of everyday life. The Group designs and manages life insurance, pension, term creditor insurance and personal risk insurance products. The products are distributed by partners that have a strong market presence. - In France, CNP Assurances distributes its individual insurance products through La Banque Postale and the Caisses d'Epargne, as well as through its own CNP Trésor network. - In group insurance, CNP Assurances and its international subsidiaries design term creditor insurance products for a large number of financial institutions. They also craft tailor-made pension and employee benefits contracts for local authorities, companies and mutual insurance partners. Listed on the first market of the Paris Bourse since October 1998, CNP Assurances enjoys the backing of a core group of four major shareholders (Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, La Banque Postale, Groupe BPCE and the French State) united by a shareholders' agreement. Disclaimer: Some of the statements contained in this press release may be forward-looking statements referring to projections, future events, trends or objectives that, by their very nature, involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements by reason of factors such as changes in general economic conditions and conditions in the financial markets, legal or regulatory decisions or changes, changes in the frequency and amount of insured claims, particularly as a result of changes in mortality and morbidity rates, changes in surrender rates, interest rates, foreign exchange rates, the competitive environment, the policies of foreign central banks or governments, legal proceedings, the effects of acquisitions and the integration of newly-acquired businesses, and general factors affecting competition. Further information regarding factors which may cause results to differ materially from those projected in forward-looking statements is included in CNP Assurances' filings with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers. CNP does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements presented herein to take into account any new information, future event or other factors. Contacts presse CNP Assurances Florence de MONTMARIN 01 42 18 86 51 Tamara BERNARD 01 42 18 86 19 firstname.lastname@example.com Contacts investisseurs et analystes CNP Assurances Jim ROOT 01 42 18 71 89 Annabelle BEUGIN-SOULON 01 42 18 83 66 Julien DOCQUINCOURT 01 42 18 94 93 email@example.com The content and accuracy of news releases published on this site and/or distributed by PR Newswire or its partners are the sole responsibility of the originating company or organisation. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our services, such releases are not actively monitored or reviewed by PR Newswire or its partners and under no circumstances shall PR Newswire or its partners be liable for any loss or damage resulting from the use of such information. All information should be checked prior to publication. -0- Apr/05/2013 10:20 GMT
2012 Registration Document available online
Press spacebar to pause and continue. Press esc to stop.


text:
So what's a worm drive?
If you're in the dark on the whole worm drive thing, here's the deal: When compared to a direct drive circular saw (the kind you think of when you hear the words 'circular saw'), a worm drive has a more significant 'gearing down' of the motor, giving it higher torque, but at a less speed. The speed part, you don't really notice, but the power part, you do. Because of the design of the worm drive gear, the blade runs parallel to the motor, as opposed to perpendicular to it, accounting for the generally cylindrical shape of the tool.
There are a lot of ways to measure tool companies against one another; length of warranty, availability of parts, number of tools in their cordless lines, etc. But we think one of the more important ways is by the quality of pen that they give out at their annual press events. We recently acquired a DeWalt pen at such an event and put it head to head against our Bosch pen we got at an event in the summer of '09.
The Bosch pen has these three rubberized nubs at the tip, presumably for the thumb and first two fingers. While writing with the pen, our fingers didn't always land comfortably on the nubs making for grip that felt slightly 'off.'. In contrast, DeWalt has encircled the entire lower half of the pen with a rubberized area (save these little yellow hash marks) and has smartly placed a divot on the top side where the first finger lands.
Advantage: DeWalt
Bosch opted for more of a modern shape, giving their pen tapered ends. The body of the pen is metallic blue with a silver nose and a silver central ring. The pocket clip transitions once again to silver with a graceful angle and curved return back over the pen body. It's a sharp looking pen, one that smells of elegance. The DeWalt pen has less of a rear taper (hardly any at all actually) and the yellow DeWalt color is a tad loud. In addition, the pocket clip sits on the pen in an unremarkable and quite pedestrian fashion.
Advantage: Bosch
To reveal the tip of the Bosch pen, you have to give the body a quarter twist. It's a silent operation and very smooth. The DeWalt is more old-fashioned with the rear click button. It's a loud click, but it's a solid, satisfying sound.
Advantage: Bosch (if you're sneaking up on someone)
DeWalt (if you're trying to alert someone that you're choking)
Ink Quality
We traded off pens while completing pages 1390 to 1456 of our memoir and we discovered that the Bosch is a smoother ride. This is caused by the release of a consistent and very, very slightly excessive amount of ink. The downside of this is that we noticed some 'blobbing.' The DeWalt glide is a bit stiffer, but the ink lines, while a tad lighter, are more even. Both pens are black, which is good because blue ink would have led to immediate disqualification.
Advantage: DeWalt
Bottom Line
These are both fine pens, each with some good points and some not as good points. We are of the opinion that there's room in the world for both pens. The Bosch is the one that we would bring to the client meeting; it's sleek, professional looking, and the amount of ink dispensed lets us write faster and makes it easier to transcribe the wild demands of the client. The DeWalt, on the other hand, goes in the truck. It's what we fill out our construction log book with. It's bright yellow, so we won't lose it, and when we're stressed out because the stone stair treads were just delivered and they don't fit the metal pans, we can just sit and furiously click the pen while we figure out what to do.
Update: We just got word that Milwaukee is currently developing a 12-volt fountain pen for release in August of 2012.
A little while back, we cobbled together a glowing review of the new Bosch pocket driver, the PS21-2A. It's a little monster of a tool and we found it could basically replace our 14.4 drill and could even handle some things reserved for the 18-volt (although not on a day in and day out basis). Well, soon after releasing that little fella, Bosch hit the stands with the PS31-2A, which is basically the same tool, but with a 3/8" three-jawed chuck. They dropped one in the mail for us, and for the last month or so, we've used it extensively, both on the job site and in the shop.
And there's really not a whole lot to say other than that it has quickly achieved the spot of our primary drill/driver. Everything we liked about the PS21 is there but now we have the added functionality of the three-jawed chuck. Because of the chuck, the PS31 is a longer tool than its driver counterpart, but we'll take that extra bit of length any day in order to get the added versatility. Sure, we know that you can buy bits with the 1/4" hex end, but that's honestly a pain in the ass and we don't want to have to go out and get a special set of bits just for one tool. Not to mention, the three-jawed chuck lets us use countersinks, centering bits and all kinds of oddballs that we couldn't use with the PS21. To put it simply, this is a fully-functional drill.
Out of all the 12-volt drills and drill/drivers that we've seen and been able to really field test, this one is the best and it's all in the power. Sure the other features are there, the battery gauge (a very nice feature on li-ion tools), the LED, and the case with all the extra room for bits, but a drill needs to be powerful first and foremost, and this one certainly is. The PS31 had no problem passing the TimberLok test, sinking a 6" screw into a block o' PT. It was a strain on the tool, but not that much of a strain. In addition to this, the PS31-2A just performed well everyday. 1-5/8" screws, no problem, 3" screws, not a problem (but a whisker too slow for production work).
So if you're a handyman who does a lot of punch list work, or maybe someone who doesn't want to lug around a massive 18-volt drill all the time, or a homewoner who wants something small, reliable and powerful, it would be smart to seriously consider this tool.
As far as price goes, the PS31-2A is about $150, making it one of the more (if not the most) expensive 12-volt drill/driver on the market and putting it $20 above the PS21-2a. For the added ability and raw power, we think it's worth the investment.
$150 at Amazon.com
Paslode, a company that makes nail guns and only nail guns, has recently released a new Positive Placement Nailer (PPN). If you don't know what a PPN is, it looks like a miniature framing gun, but it has a way to pinpoint the location of the nail. On other brands, this is done with the tip of the nail sticking proud out of the nose, but Paslode does this with a little metal beak. So you just press the beak where you want the nail and pull the trigger. With this in mind PPNs are created specifically for nailing off metal straps, joist hangers, hurricane ties, and other pieces of perforated metal. Paslode was nice enough to send a sample of the new nailer our way, so we happily tested it out.
First, a bit about this gun. The most significant change that Paslode has made is to reduce the gun to a single nail size (1-1/2"). It's the most common size for metal hangers and meets most code requirements. Because there is only one nail size, Paslode could minimize the width of the nail magazine and thus make it longer without sacrificing any weight. The Paslode can accept two full strips of nails meaning less pauses in the workday.
The feel of this tool is great and it looks like it can really take a beating, which is good, because we've seen how professional framers treat their tools. And even with the extended magazine, the gun is compact enough so there's no problem jamming it into joist bays and other tight spots (it's pictured below next to the Paslode framer).
We tested it in the shop with a ledgerboard mock-up and we also took it to work for some day to day action and the tool really performed well. If you've never used a PPN before, you'll be surprised at how easy it is to use and how fast it makes things go. And we're happy to note that the Paslode is powerful enough so that if you feel the hanger is light on nail holes, you can just blast additional nails right through the hanger.
Obviously, this is not a tool for Jimmy, the neighborhood DIY guy who wants to build a deck. He'd be wasting his money. But if you're part of a construction company or if you're just getting started in the business and you're still in the 'I'll build a deck for anyone' phase, this tool will pay for itself in no time.
The PF150S goes for the somewhat large price of $369 and is available at your local Paslode dealer. You can call Paslode direct if you can't find one). It's a lot to pay, but it's a really nice tool.
With the field out by the apple tree starting to get a bit overgrown and with FOTS (Father of Tool Snob) informing us that we'd better get to doing something about it before it goes to seed (he's in the know on this sort of thing), we decided we'd fire up a string trimmer to deal with the tall grass.
The long, overgrown grass (complete with thick weeds) seemed to be a good match for the heavy duty 4-stroke LEHR string Trimmer (we have the Craftsman branded one, but it's the same tool). After about ten minutes of relentless starter-cord pulling, we had nothing. So we pulled some more, and then some more after that. This coming from a tool that touts: no winterization and an easy start-up every time. We began to see that unique shade of white rage that accompanies uncooperative lawn machinery. We tried the 2-stroke trimmer that we have and that one was no better. No starting, no nothing. We went back to the LEHR and got another ten minutes of anger.
We were actually in the process of putting the trimmer in the log splitter when we recalled that the house came with an old scythe tucked in the back of the shed. After a few satisfying kicks to the trimmer, we went and dug it up also locating our box of sharpening stones.
After a pass with the angle grinder and a fine tune with the stones, the scythe was pretty damn sharp (a slip with the sharpening stone almost took a finger off, giving us a nice way to test SallyeAnder's claim that their hand soap works on bloodstains). Never having used a scythe before, but having once gotten a lesson from FOTS, we headed out to the field.
A few things to note about the remainder of the morning...
1. The scythe worked great. It's nice rhythmic work that quickly puts you smack dab in your 'happy place.' With no annoying trimmer motor or uncomfortable earplugs, we were relaxed and somewhat hypnotized by the satisfying swishing noise made by the cutting. The neighbors were probably pleased as well to not hear the high-pitched, 10lb mosquito whining of the trimmer motor.
2. We lasted about an hour, but after that we were toast. It's exhausting work. It's sort of like using a post-hole digger in that it seems to rely on muscles that you didn't know you even had. Our technique was OK, but not that great. We're going to have to work on it next time.
3. And there will be a next time. The trimmer would have been much less effort with the only energy burned being done by moving the shaft around. But the scythe gave us the whole package; we not only got a workout, but were engaged with the process, tweaking a grip, shifting our weight, trying to figure out the best way to work the tool. Above everything, we simply enjoyed ourselves. With no motor, we were able to hear the birds and the wind and all those other little noises that you miss in the muted cone of semi-silence that earplugs provide. The scythe was also able to handle some weeds that the trimmers would have likely had some problems with.
Needless to say, there was no stopping to load another string on the trimmer, no re-gassing, and no engine troubles. The only engine was us (with a pathetically small gas tank, by the way).
4. We also got to thinking about the time when people would spend entire days, no weeks, doing this work. It was one of those, 'we're a nation of sissies' moment, and while we were gasping for air around minute 55, we were in awe of the men who cut hay by hand.
5. If you've got a similar situation going on and there's a part of your property that gets overgrown and you only want to hack it down once or twice a year, we recommend getting a scythe and giving it a go. At the very least, it will give you a deep appreciation of your rural grandfathers. And probably a sore muscle or two.
Here's one at Amazon.com (looks like you have to buy the handle and blade separately). We also some on ebay, but if you start trolling barn sales, you'll probably have a good chance of finding one.
And a video on proper technique:
Because there are now so many tool blogs out there, we've decided to shift focus away from tools and towards things like soaps and facial scrubs. The first foray into this territory is SallyeAnder's Hogwash! Soap.
Actually the truth is that we were contacted by SallyeAnder, who thought that their multi-purpose soap would be a good match for all of you, our readers. Being the tool-using types, you're also probably the greasy, grimy, muddy pants types. If you've ever heard, "don't even think that shirt is going in the laundry with my blouse' then we can relate. You probably have a bar of Lava sitting on your basement slop sink.
And that's sort of where Hogwash! fits in. It's basically an all-natural Lava. It's made with an olive oil and soy base and doesn't have any artificial dyes. It has some cornmeal in it which gives it that pumice vibe, good for scrubbing glue off your fingers. It comes in a 6 oz. bar which is basically a 1-1/2" by 2-1/2" by 3" cube.
So on to the whole, 'does it work?' part of the review. Since our samples arrived from SallyeAnder over a month ago, we've been using Hogwash! on a daily basis and its size has hardly diminished at all. In fact the only wear is that the crisp edges of the brick are a little rounded over. This bar of soap is going to be around for a long, long time whether we like it or not.
And thankfully, we like it. We might even name it. It works great on everyday filth and SallyeAnder also claims that it works on grass stains and blood stains. We ended up testing both of these conditions (you'll have to wait until tomorrow's post to find out where the blood came from), and the soap does indeed work. Our stained rag was nice and clean in no time.
If you're concerned with the 'naturalness' of the products that you buy, it appears that all of the soaps that SallyeAnder makes are edible. We cut a small chunk off of our Hogwash! and gave it a go. It tasted terrible and it took about two hours before our mouth returned to normal, but if you're stranded on an island, at least it's something.
We also wanted to mention that SallyeAnder also sells a soap (and lotion) called No-Bite-Me which is a bug repellent in addition to a soap. We tried out a sample of this and it works great. There are also shave soaps and other similar things available. They're neat products with some really great packaging and we're happy that they took the initiative to introduce themselves to us. It's nice knowing that funky little companies like this are out there.
At SallyeAnder
These are the hardest reviews to write. When we're writing about some freaky new tool that we've never seen before like the JobMax or the JawHorse, we never have any shortage of things to say (which is why some of our reviews compete with Anna Karenina on overall length). But when it comes to a direct drive circular saw, we lose our word mojo. Because we're carpenters, we do the carpenter thing; grab the saw, give it a heft and a quick look-over, make a few cuts with it, and pass judgment.
So what is there to say about the new Porter-Cable 15-Amp Circular Saw? Since Porter-Cable sent it to us over a month ago, we've brought it to work for some framing (and some additional opinions), then we brought it back to the shop and built a gate with it, and in that time, we've also used it for all those little odds and ends that you end up using a circular saw for; a cut here, a cut there, some kindling for the fire pit and some dunnage for the woodpile. And, well, honestly, it works great and was liked by everyone who looked at it. Are there any insane, dynamic features that we've never seen before that are going to revolutionize the tool industry? Nope, not really. Are the features that it has successful and well thought through? Yep.
The stand outs for us are the 1-amp motor that's strong enough for everything we threw at it, the nice long cord (huge plus, in our eyes), the large, easy-to-grab bevel handles and the fact that it's 9.5 lbs (very light for a 15 amp saw, due, in part, to the cast magnesium shoe).
We tested its durability with a few drop tests and one 'hurl-it-across-the-garage' test, and other than a few little scuffs, it survived with no problems. We could see this saw taking job site abuse without any issues.
The bottom line is that it's a really nice saw and we would recommend it to any serious DIYer and any carpenter as well. It's priced at about $100, which is more than reasonable for a saw of this nature.
At Lowes
Snap-On, makers of the disorganized mound of tools that you see at your mechanic's garage, has just released a new work glove. The interesting thing here is that the palm side of the glove is covered with these little silicone nubs in order to provide increased gripping power. They were nice enough to send a pair our way so we could check them out.
To evaluate the gloves, we simply tossed them in the truck and used them at work over the course of a few weeks. We even let someone borrow one (and only one), which was returned with the statement, "sorry, got a little paint on it" (see photo below for what a 'little' paint looks like).
For the most part, we use Mechanix gloves, which we like for a lightweight, light-duty glove, but we're really not a fan of the aesthetic. Unfortunately, they decided to print the word, 'Mechanix' all over the gloves, giving them a strange and way too flashy look. It's actually a little embarrassing, wearing a pair when talking to a client. Anyway, the Snap-On are the same style, but minus the obnoxious bling. They're thin enough so you can pull a single nail out of a pouch and they tighten with the Velcro wrist strap. They're nice gloves. The silicone nubs are good too. They do add extra gripping power, but thankfully, they don't interfere with any other operations, like using a pencil or tying the boots or anything like that.
We're in favor of the Snap-Ons and after using them for a while, we're going to start getting them instead of the Mechanix. It's basically the same price so the extra gripping power and the lack of flair easily tip the scales.
$25 at Auto Zone and Pep Boys
No one is ever going to mistake us for lumberjacks, but we're also not going to pass for city-dwellers either. Because of the wood stove and all the trees on the property, we need a half-way decent chainsaw. We happen to have gotten this Poulan a few years back as a gift from our old boss and we've been using it ever since despite the fact that it's purple and green and has the words 'Wild Thing' printed on the bar (which, thank the heavens, has finally rubbed off).
But aesthetics aside, it starts when we want it to and it cuts when we need it to. We neglect it most of the year and don't pay too much attention to properly winterizing it. From time to time, we have to fiddle with the idle, but that's not a bother. The only thing that's functionally wrong with it is that the pull cord got all tangled up once and in the process of fixing it, we lost a few revolutions of tension, so it hangs a bit loose. No big deal. It still starts.
We don't think a whole lot about the saw (like we said, we sort of neglect it), but what spurred this review was last weekend's project of making a patio/planting bed border out of railroad ties (have you ever tried picking up a railroad tie? Oh man, are they heavy). The front of the patio has a curve in it to follow the driveway, so we had to make a number of relatively precise cuts with the saw. Like all the other times, the saw started right up and acted just like a chainsaw should. It handled the railroad ties without a problem and other than a fine creosote dust on everything and a chain the needs sharpening, all is good in the world.
Seriously, the only problem we have with the saw is the whole "Wild Thing" thing. Had this not been a gift, we would have never purchased it ourselves based on that alone. We think it's just kinda lame. Sort of like the tool equivalent to having neon lights on the under-carriage of your car.
The Wild Thing costs about $150 and as long as you can handle the look of the thing, it's a great choice for someone looking for a reliable homeowner saw without a big price tag.
At Amazon.com
The manic depth that Milwaukee has achieved with their 12-volt platform is pretty well documented by this point. In addition to the standard tools like drills and saws, they seem more than happy to delve deep into the trades, coming up with things like electrical metering tools and PEX expansion tools. We've gotten our hands on a fair number of their M12 line and have hardly had any complaints at all. It's all very stellar.
Now, or rather, late last year, they added a right angle drill to the mix. They sent us one for something else we were working on (which is here, by the way), and we liked the tool so much, we though we'd mention it on this site as well.
Because it's only constrained by the little 12-volt battery, Milwaukee was able to make the drill very small and the 3-3/4" head is capable of getting into some very tight spots (sorry about the blurry photo). It has a nice paddle switch, so it's easy to use no matter what contorted position you find yourself in, which is good because where right angle drills are concerned, contorted seems to be the norm.
There is also an LED, a 12-position clutch, and a fuel gauge. It's got great power and, if need be, can sink a 3" drywall screw.
The drill comes with a charger and a single battery, which is fine because, face it, if you're getting this, you've either bought into the Milwaukee 12-volt system and you're lousy with batteries, or you're getting it for those times when you absolutely need a right angle drill. If you're looking for your one and only drill, there are better options out there.
The kit costs about $120, which isn't much at all when you start doing the, "what's my time worth?" equation.


text:
Neoseeker : Games : Xbox 360 : Role-Playing : Action : The Witcher: Enhanced Edition
cheats | faqs | screens | forums | xboxlive hub | gamertags | leaderboard
BackgroundThe Witcher: Enhanced Edition brings the best to perfection in 2008. Released in October 2007, The Witcher has won critical acclaim with more than 90 awards and has sold more than 800,000 copies worldwide. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is the definitive edition thanks to feature and content enhancements but also major technical improvements, all delivered in a premium high quality retail box.
A major portion of the English and German dialogue has been retranslated and rerecorded to match the original language version of the title with more than 5000 lines of re-written and re-recorded dialogue. The character gesturing system has been reworked and more than 200 new dialogue animations have been added to add more believability to the story telling. With new character differentiation system for NPCs, enhanced inventory with improved alchemy, reduced loading times, and 10 fully localized languages, alongside premium packaging loaded with high value content, The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is set to thrill even more RPG fans in 2008.
Features• Multilanguage The Witcher: Enhanced Edition, a reworking of the best PC RPG game of 2007;
• Host of technical and visual improvements throughout the game;
• Re-scripted and re-recorded English and German dialogue;
• Improved combat reactivity, with new animations;
• DVD bonus disc including the D'jinni Adventure Editor and two brand new adventures:
- the D'jinni Adventure Editor: allows players to create or modify their own adventures in the world of The Witcher;
- "The Price of Neutrality": the adventure tells the story of Geralt coming back to Kaer Morhen and finding a mysterious camp near the stronghold (featuring 3 new quests);
- "Side Effects": the first ever release of this new adventure which focuses on Geralt's close friend, Dandelion, and his troubles in Vizima City (featuring 5 new quests);
• Remastered "Making Of" documentary with never-before-seen bonus material;
• Soundtrack CD of original music written for The Witcher; and CD of original music inspired by The Witcher;
• Instruction manual and official game guide;
• Short story by Andrej Sapkowski featuring new art from the Monsterbook;
• Map for thorough exploration of The Witcher 's world.
Hardware RequirementsOS: Windows XP (SP2)/Windows Vista
Processor: Pentium 4 @ 2.4 GHz/AMD Athlon 2800
Memory: 1 GB (1.5 GB for Vista)
Video Memory: 128 MB w Pixel/Vertex Shader 2.0 (NVIDIA GeForce 6600 or ATI Radeon 9800)
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive
Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows XP (SP2)/Windows Vista
Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO @ 2.13 GHz/ AMD X2 5600+
Memory: 2 GB
Video Memory: NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GTX or ATI Radeon X1950 PRO
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive
Official URLOfficial Site
Recent threads
- Witcher 2 Patch 3.3 Jun 30
- How dead? Jun 21
- NEEEED Help. Feb 11
- HUGE glitch Oct 2
The Witcher series sells over 5 million copies, so CD Projekt is making both games cheaper
Cat's out of the bag, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt concludes a glorious franchise some time next year. We're very... posted Feb 06, 13 11:59am
Neoseekeradded 10 new screenshots
May 30, 12 11:39am
- Genre: Action RPG (Xbox 360)
- Theme(s): Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Medieval, Supernatural/Occult
- Perspective(s): Third Person
- Developer: CD Projekt RED
- Publisher: ATARI
Released North America Sep 16, 2008 Europe Sep 19, 2008


text: Art Exhibitionist Chagall, James Franco, Cornelia Parker: this week's art shows in pictures From an exhibition of Chagall's paintings in Liverpool to Cornelia Parker's sculptures in London, Skye Sherwin and Robert Clark find out what's happening in art around the country Skye Sherwin Friday 7 June 2013 08.00 EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Share on Pinterest Share on Google+ Share on WhatsApp Chagall: Modern Master, LiverpoolSince Marc Chagall's death in 1985, the art world has tended to frown on his reputation, largely because his huge popularity as a romantic fantasist has tended to overshadow the creative daring and inimitable lyrical spirit of his best paintings. This exhibition of many key works from the breakthrough years of 1911-22 should demonstrate Chagall's take on some of the major themes of the 20th century: massive social and cultural displacement, modern warfare, and sexual and emotional liberation.Tate Liverpool, Sat 8 Jun to 6 OctRC PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Gunilla Klingberg: Parallelareal Variable, BirminghamThe Parallelareal of the title refers to a theory proposed in the mid-20th century by the German scientist Manfred Curry that our world is traversed by a parallel reality of energy lines whose intersections can psychically affect our moods. The theory was of course dismissed by sensible science as a New Age fallacy. Yet the Stockholm-based artist Gunilla Klingberg has taken the idea sufficiently seriously to hire a professional dowser to divine the Curry Lines, as they are known, as they pass invisibly through the Digbeth gallery. A local company was then employed to manufacture a series of curtains from some 27,000 metres of steel ball chain. The curtains form maze-like screens on to which the artist here projects a decidedly spaced-out series of vibrating patterns.Eastside Projects, Sat 8 Jun to 3 AugRC PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close James Franco, LondonJames Franco isn't just an actor. He's increasingly known for his stories, poetry, art and plethora of degrees. This month brings two chances to sate your Franco curiosity with exhibitions showing off his skills as an artist and curator. At Pace Gallery, under the guidance of Douglas Gordon, Franco taps voyeurism and Hollywood intrigue. His installation reimagines scenes from Psycho's Bates Motel, with reference to the scandal surrounding Fatty Arbuckle's murder of a starlet in 1921. At Victoria Miro, meanwhile, he co-curates a show of painters who've mined the movies, including Peter Doig and Eric Fischl.Pace London, W1, and Victoria Miro, N1, Sat 8 Jun to 3 AugSS PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Per Kirkeby, LondonIn addition to being a painter, Per Kirkeby has written poems and essays, made films and architecture. When it comes to his big canvases, with their complex splodges of colour, though, the bit in his CV that's most often referred to is his early days training as an Arctic geologist. The layered strata of rock samples excavated from deep in the Earth often come to mind in the face of his organic abstractions, while the palette he's best known for is earthy with plenty of green, brown and rust.Michael Werner, W1, to 27 JulSS PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close SNAP: Art Inspired By Britten, SnapeThis year's SNAP, the contemporary art component of the Aldeburgh classical music festival, pays homage to the festival's founding father, Benjamin Britten, whose centenary is this year. The work produced by a lineup of 16 artists is certainly a testament to the composer's range. Maggi Hambling's tight installation of paintings of battlefields and their victims are inspired by his War Requiem, while May Cornet's painted stone sculptures reference his soundtrack to the classic Royal Mail public information film Night Mail. Others mine his lesser-known achievements, including pop conceptualist Scott King, whose musical score on a billboard alludes to the use of Britten's Playful Pizzicato in an RBS advert.Snape Maltings, Sat 8 Jun to 23 JunSS PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Mike Kelley, SheffieldMike Kelley, who died last year, was indisputably one of the most widely influential artists of our time, working in just about every conceivable medium. So it's something of a coup for the Site Gallery to secure his Mobile Homestead Videos, for its European premiere. The films feature a replica created by the aging Kelley of the single-storey house in which he grew up in the 50s Detroit suburbs. We follow the house as it is driven on the back of a truck down the Motor City's main artery of Michigan Avenue.Site Gallery, Sat 8 Jun to 20 JulRC PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Turning FACT Inside Out, LiverpoolTo mark its 10th anniversary, the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology stages a show that proudly celebrates the gallery's establishment as "a safe place for risky conversations", as the director Mike Stubbs puts it. Typically for FACT, the contemporary artists assembled use new media to tackle topical issues ranging from the environmental to capitalism. The renowned Polish artist Katarzyna Krakowiak has transformed the building into a surveillance device so it effectively eavesdrops on itself; and collaborative group HeHe threaten the gallery with disruptive subterranean noise, minor ground tremors and real flames in their new piece imitating an industrial fracking landscape.FACT, Thu 13 Jun to 25 AugRC PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Cornelia Parker, LondonCornelia Parker has long been concerned with vestiges and relics. Her latest show, which coincides with the release of a crisp new monograph charting her three-decade career, sees her casting her eyes down and into corners, shedding light on overlooked odds and ends with stories to tell. The gaps between the stones in Bunhill Fields cemetery, where John Bunyan, writer of Pilgrim's Progress, and William Blake, who wrote Jerusalem, are buried, have been cast in bronze to create a wavering grid which hangs above the floor. Meanwhile cast-off bits of wood from old Jerusalem have similarly been left hanging. Finally, photos capture recently filled cracks in the walls of Pentonville Prison.Frith Street Gallery, WC1, Fri 7 Jun to 27 JulSS PR Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Topics Art Exhibitions Painting Photography Sculpture More… Installation Marc Chagall Cornelia Parker Reuse this content